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Stormy Scene in the Corps LeSislataf
PARIS, February 24.-There WIS a stormy scene
In the CorSs Legslatif to-day. Olivier announced
that the government, in accordance with the
liberal course it has marked out, proposed to
abandon wholly the system es placing in the field
and supporting efical candidates for the Cham.
ber. Teis met with great opposition from the
Deputies Of the Right, who burst into loud cries
Of diss approval, and canscd scene Of confusion
which lasted many minutes. NJ. Olivier, never
Ieless, persisted In speaking. He declared the
government would not separate itself from Nhat
had been well done during the past eighteen
years, but it could rot act contrary TO lis own
antecedents. 1t could not present the spectacle
OF men arrived at power and disowning 'he!e
principles and acts N. Olivier was continualy
interrupted while making the explanations, and
it was only when he closed speaking that order
was restored.
The Right Immediately moved the order OF the
day, uphclding the system Of official Candida
lures. A stormy discussion ensued. M. Olivier
asked that the orter OF the day be not made
vote of want Of confidence. The Deputies OF the
Left declared they must support the minister bc-
scause they pledged to electoral freedom, but
for no other reason. The question was then
taken, and the order OF the day, as moved by the
Right, was adopted-1s7 against Sc. Much agt-
tatlon has been produced by this result, which fs
considered equivalent to declaration OF want OF
confidence in the ministry.
PARIS, February %.
Spanish letters report fierce struggle pro-
crossing between the revolutionary and church
parties.
The conscript troubles at Lyons yesterday were
suppressed without bloodshed.
The Archbishop Of Lyons Is dead.
1t is said the Emperor is dissatisfied withhis
Cabinet, in consequence Of its inability to recon
oile conflicting parties.
English Items.
LONDON. February2 &c.
The convention OF the English Chambers OF
Commerce urge sales OF cereals by weight.
bill is to bo introduced in Parliament authorizing
the sale Of cereals by weight.
AThe divorce jury's verdict is that Lady Nor.
daunt has been insane.
A strike is imminent among the cotton apera-
'tives at Bolton.
Duke of Richmond leads the Tories in the heuse
Of Lords.
Spanish Affairs.
MADRID, February ss.
The debate on the proposition to prosecute The
Archbishop Of Santiago for treason threatens TO
consume the entire session.
Montpensier publishes In letter that ne Will
follow the will of the Cortes, uncompromised with
any political party.
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Marrle6.

DREWS-BURNHAM.-O Wednesday after
noon, the 23d instant at Bethel NJ. f. Church, by
the Rev. John T. Wightman, WILLIAM H. AN
DREws, Of Sumter, So. Ca, to Miss MARY S.,
daughter Of Mr.. R. W. Burnham, OF this city.
SEEL-SHAW.-On the evening Of the Esd in
slant, by the Rev. w. S. Bowman, Mr.. CHARLES
SPEL, to Miss MALvINA SHAW.
REGoRIE-vENNING. AT Mount Pleasant,
Charleston County, at the residence OF the BRIDES
father, on the 22d instant, by the Rev. Thomas
Gadsden, Mr.. EDMOND GREGoRIE TO Miss EMILE
RIysRs second daughter OF N. W. vcnning, Esq,
all of the above place.
IR-HENDRICKs.-on Thursday even
inC. February 1Tth at the residence OF the brides
father by the Rev. W. S. Bowman, Daniel W.
SINCLAIR to AMANDA H., eldest daughter OF Cap
tain Ii. W. Hendricks.
H-NEWBOULD.-On wednesday,
the Esd instant. by the Rev. A. B. Carter, at tne
Chapel of the Holy Saviour, New York. CHARLES
H. BoswoRTn, to CHELLA, daughter OF Thomas M.
Newbould, oil OF New York City.
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THE NER PARTY MOVEMENT.
The Orangeburg News Declares for"The
Citizens Party"

From the Orangeburg News. February 26l
We call the attention of our readers to the
article entitled "a Place in the Fight" which
we clip from the editorial columns of The
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. The NEWS and
ourselves are now in full accord as to the still
alton and the remedy, and we appreciate the
tone of courtesy and sympathy In common
cause which characterizes the article, and
which should mark the course OF THE DAILY
NEWS, as the leading organ of the State.
This question, as to whether the State can
be redeemed from its thrall of corruption and
usurpation, and restored to the keeplhg OF
those whose interests and whose love for her
will be guarantees that she will suffer no detrl-
ment in their hands, is vital and Imminent
one. 90,
The result of the elections this coming fall
will settle this question for decade OF years,
perhaps forever.
Does it not behoove us, then, to devote all
our efforts, in direction that has some prom
Use of success. to break down the party ma
chinery which impels the colored people 10
NSte like automatOns, and to secure some OF
them to vote as the dictates of honesty shall
direct them, freed from the calling shackles OF
party?
THE CHARLESTON NEWS suggests the Citi-
zen's party as the term which shall define ard
include all our citizens, Democrats and Repub-
lcans, white and black, united by the bonds
OI uduSSi oiiu SOLhiiAoh hoPS' ~
1.-The Scylla of Democracy, no less than the
Charybdis of RepuDlicanism. must be avoided"
Let us unite, then, at once! Let the white
people of the State sacrifice much; let them
do their whole part towards bringing ABOUT
that bright day Of accord and peace, when the
colored voters will realize that their rights are
in no jeopardy, and that their common and
true interests will be promoted and secured
by a union with the honest of our people
against the corrupt and the ignorant.
tober next, and let that election be the inauSl-
ration of that bright era of prosperity. Let
every individual man do his part towards
bringing about this consummation
Then shall our State bring forth her increase,
her valleys shall bloom as the rose, her hills
shall smile with plenty, and her people from
the seaboard to the mountain shall rejoice end
he Glad
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A youth named Alvin NJ. Miscally, son of
Daniel Miscally, was accidentally shot near
Savannah on Wednesday last. He had taken
his fathers double barrel gun from the house
to carry to his grandfather, and while on the
road saw some doves. In .endeaVoring 10
craen nearar TO them the gun became entan-
gled in the brlars and was discharged, the
load taking effect in the right side under the
arm Dit, inflcting wound which caused MS
death the same night.
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To the Citizens of Charleston.

Contributions are solicited toward establish
Ing q public readlng-room, library and evening
school, devoted to the use OF the merchant and
the worHlngraan, and for the better education Of
apprentices OF this city.
We, the undersigned, feeling the great necessity
and want OF an institution OF the kind where
the old and poor may gain Information, and the
young education, have taken the matter in hand,
and in order to advance what we have under
taken, would humbly beg that our fellow-citizens
support and aid US in carrying out this object,
which will not only enighten the minds Of many,
but enrich the youth In knowledge, good prlnci-
ples and morals To do this, all we ask from our
re!low.cltzeus Is a small amount, and also con-
triputlons OF papers, books, or other reading mat
ter that will instruct the youths Of all branches
OF labor.
One portion OF the readlng.room and library
will be devoted exclusively TO religious reading
matter and We will be thankful for contributions.
The Institution will be placed in good and pro-
per hands, and conducted In the same manner as
those In othercities.
Feeling that our appeal will not be In vain, We
have selected hall in the central part OF the city,
and arc having the necessary repairs done.
Lists will be placed at the offices Of the dnily
uapcrs and bookstores for contributions, and the
.t,I..,, ,..,,I t,a couo,, nm nerconollv
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LATEST FROM CUBA.

HAVANA, February "a
yalmaseda, in person, has gone in pursuit
OF hlibusters recently landed in the Holquin dis
trIct. The Spanish gunooat Guardian is ashore
NEW YORK. February 26.
The Cuban Junta have the following from
Jacksonville: "TRe Spanish winter campaign has
ended disassrousy The Spariards retreated into
the towns. ouesada will crrive at New York
before the 1st OF March,"
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= FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

MEMPHIS, February 26.
The locomotive Carson" on the Mississip-
pl Central Railroad, went through the trestle be-
low Oxford. Mr.. Meconies and son were Killed.
Colonel Sam Tate had leg broken. Fifteen DO.
dies had been taken from the wreck at the last
accounts. Seventeen persons were killed by the
accident mostly emigrants for Texas.
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HIN ON.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, February o6.
Immediately after conducting Revels to the
bar OF the Senate, Mr. Wilson withdrew his mo
,ion TO reconsider the vote on the disability bill.
TIE disability bill is now before the President.
Belknap and Sherman want $4,000 for recruit
ing service for the balance of the year.
Boutwell, directs the sale OF TWO millions OF gold,
ard the purchase Of four millions OF bonds during
March.
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MEXICO.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 2e.

SAN FRANCISCO, February &C.
A public meeting at Tepico declared in
favor Of the independence Of the Northwestern
States. Generals Lozoda and Vega lead the
movement The governors Of Sonora, Chihuahua
and Lower California favor the movement. The
governors of sinaloa and Durango adhere to
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wNoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the expiration OF three months, application
will be made for renewals Of the following GER
TIFICATEs OF STOCK, the originals Of which
have been lost, viz: In Bank Of Charleston,
No. 1863 for thIrty-two tse) new Shares; In Union
Bank, No. = for seventeen QH Shares, both above
standing in name Of Henry R. Frost; and In
Planters and Mechanics Bank OF South Carolina,
No. 77s for forty.six U46 Shares; No. 422s for
ten o Shares, and No. Is, 7e4 for two ~ Shares,
In name of Henry R. Frost, Trustee. ..
THOMAS FROST, JR-,
decoa 1amos Executor.
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5perial Notices.
,ONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP

wCONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New York, are notifed
that the cargois being discharged at Pier No. 2,
Union wharves. All Goods uncalled for will be
gtored at expense and risk OF owners.
WIN. A. COURTENAY,
feb2sl Union rWharves. .
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in water buckets left out in piazzas; many fruit
trees. peach. plum &C.. were in full blossom.
All that were unprotected is doubtless killed,
there is but little hope that we shall enjoy any
of the delicious peach fruit this coming sum-
mer
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Funeral n Offices.

CORBIN.-Died, February 90, 1870, LAWRENCE
p. CoRB1N eldest child OF David T. and Caroline
Corbln, OF Charleston, In the third year Of his age
@1-FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY ARE
invited to attend the Funeral ut O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON, from their residence in Meeting
street onnosIte the CITY Suuare. feboS
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N-THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
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Spearlng, are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral of Mrs. SARAH SPEARING, at O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON, OF Rev. Adams Church,
George street. 1eo2S
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