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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-21

@ AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUSsES.- Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt of 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. FOOTE, No. l2O Lexington avenue, New
York ,Ipc1h
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NEERTENS, W. A., DEALER IN La
Nl DIES. Misses, Gents. Boys and Chlldren's
Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Vases, &c, 2s2 King st.
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ERNAUGH, N, DEALER IN BOOTS,
IXI Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Valses, &C., 2l2 King
Htrppt.
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GOLDSMITH & SON, MOSES, 4, 6 AND
u Yendue Range, Wholesale Dealers In Iron,
Metals, Rags Paper Stock, Hides, Wool, &c.
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r UNSFORD, J. L., CABINETMAKER
i 4 and Upholsterer, 81 Queen Sc. Jobbng neatly
done. Agency Common-Sense Sewing Machines
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r TITLE & CO., GEO., 2l3 KING ST.,
IL sell the cheapest and best Clothing and Fur.
nisi,ing Gootls In Charleston.
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II INSMAN & HOWELL, GENERAL
IL Commission Merchants, and Agents for
Mapes' Superphosphate Of Lime, No. 1913 East Bay.
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r YONS d MURRAY. WHOLESALE AND
IL Retail Dealers IN Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &C.,
7S Market st., near Meeting, Sign Of "Big Boot"
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URNEY, VIM, FACTOR AND COMMIS-
" SION Merchant, 1O2 East Bay, and Accom-.
mOdation Wharf.
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MARBLE WORKS.-THE OLD ESTAB-
NI LISHMENT. E. R. WHITE, Proprietor, 11s
Meeting st., next old Theatre lot.
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ia CRIOLLA.-JOSE JARA, IMPOR-
IL TER and Manufacturer Of Havana Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail cor. Meeting and Market sts.
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POET 'OALENDAR.
KoON's PHASES.
First Quarter sth hours, IS minutes, evening.
Fun Moon, 18th, hours, 27 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, Goth, 4 hours. IA minutes, evening.
New Noon, 2Sth 6 hours, Is minutes, evening.
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COUTEvENIER BROS, SUCCESSORS
NO to A. ID.ng.) dealers In Millinery, Fancy
Goods. Toys China Glassware, &C., 237 King st.
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS, ESTAB-'
I LISHED 1888. D. b. SicoX, Nos. IT'S, 1T and
l7e King st. Goods carefully packed and shipped.
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HENEREY, WIN. S., 314 MEETING ST.,
Engines, and improved Agricultural Implements.
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NOAHS ARK.-WM MCLEAN, JOBBER
IN and Dealer In Toys, Fancy Goods, Show Ca
ses. Stamping & Pinking specially; 433 King st.
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MATTHIESSEN, VIM, STAR SHIRT
lHl Emporium and Fine Clothing and Tailoring
House, Cents Furnishing Goods 2sl King st.
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NEUFVILLE, B. K, BLANK BOOK
IN Manufacturer, Job Printer and Stationer, 8
Broad st. Magazines, &C., bound In all styles.
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nSTENDORFF & CO., WHOLESALE
" Grocers, Dealers in Wines, Liquors and Ci-
Rars No. ITS East Bay.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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BILL HEADS,

AT from So so per thousand and upwards, as-
cording to size and quality OF paper and amount
OF matter.
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MEMORANDA.
The schr Fish, Harris. from Georgetown, S
G, arrived at Portland, Me, June 16.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-16
DYSPEPSIA.

Warner. Dj.pe p-ia Taaic il prepared express
.y for IySf,ertcS and these suffering with hahItual
Cg~tfveHs@s II slightly stimulating tonic and a
splendid affr.t ger: strengthens the stomach ana
rt0re- the digestive orgaas 10 their healthy state.
Wax nervous ard dyspe;xic persons should WA
NEEs DYSPEPSIA Toxic For sale by druggists Price
one Dollar
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WINE OF LIFE.
E M M E. AGOGUE.

WARMERS EhNEsAGoGuE is the only artIcse
known TO cure the Whites ut will cure in
" mere Is the family which hsiniportant medicine
u mol wanted Mothers this Is the greatest blessing
ever ofisft yoa, and YOU should Immediately psocuye
~ Is sia s,.e for Female Irregularities. and
may De ln tiled upon la every case Where the month
" How has been obstruc;ed through GOLD disease
SOLD BY druggists Price One Dollar. Or sent by mail
on receipt OF One Dollar and Quarter.
AL the above Medicines are for sale In Upton, by
XIX & TO. lsyi
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
4 NEW
TWO STORY HOTEL,

furnished throughout viii he s4ld very cheap
on reasonable terms, or exchanged for inn
proved land in either Cedar or Muscatine
county. The above property is furnished in
elegant style, and embraces one lot % by 80
feet, hotel and barn. with well, cistcrn and all
necessary appurtenances 10 make the same
convenient and valuable. Located at the
Junction of the c. 4 r. /. and B. & e. II Rail-
road For further particulars enquire OF
aw2l 5. l.. SMITH,
Upton. Iowa.
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MRS. DIR. JACKSON

Has had a long experience in the treatment OF
disease, both IN private hospital and general
practice. She understands the NEW THE
DRY of her late husband. DIR. Jackson, and is
acute. She brings to her aid. in addition to
sanative medicines. the Galvanic Battery,
Spirometer, &c. Mrs. jackson will keep on
hand, medicines for Asthma, and other dis
eases of the country.
She has an excellent Cosmetic for removing
pimples and humors rom the face; and . SUI
perior Hair Restorative, free from the poison
Gus effects OF those with which the world Is
Hooded .
Mrs, JACKSON will be found at the residence
OIL. u. sweet, Esq, until . more eligible stu
alton can be procured.
once hours from 10 to II A. NJ, and from to
5P. NJ.
Referencex-L. L. Sweet and VIM: Elliott at
the Court House; and Samuel Wirick, at his
shoe store, LOTT
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What unique and meaning express ion
was that OF young Irish girl, in giving
testimony against an individual in a
court OF Justice the other day. Arrah,
sir, said she Ppm shure he niver made
his mother SMILE" There is "A biogra-
ply 81 unkindness in that short and
simple sentence.
"Mama, why does Papa call the even
!n9 paper 0Tgnn?a Because Papa wants
e 9Sy2QEso4aMyde er, and be can't 60
.1. n iAqlp9 thu music" What is
,ncene ttAo 0usio, .mamnaa. ?u "Giving
ssa1ase n ~ organ grinder, my child.
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All the way home and far into the
night she used both pleadings and
threatenings to find out the GRAND Of
''tbat hateful town nabob that came
around to separate happy families"
But Cuts yielded himself to "iumb
spirit" and nothing could induce him
to talk on any subject, lest she should
pry the mighty secret out of him.
About midnight she wore out and
went to sleep.
I'm the morning when at break of day
she began again, he ventured to say,
'as soon a. breakfast is over"
"Youll never eat morsel in my
honse,' cried Zantippe,, 'till you've
told me what that man wanted CT
you!"
"Then you'll wait a good while to
hear it, for I've vowed I'd never tell it
till l had first eaten my breakfast" said
Cuts, going out.
Ma'am endured the torture as long rs
possible, and then got breakfast. She
called at the door to no one in particular
"Comer'
But Cults didn't come. After while
she went out to the barn aud found
him seated on an upturned half. bushel,
calmly eating raw turDip.
at does seem rs if this man had
possessed YOU" she cried. 81 never
saw you so self willed afore since | took
H. ~. ak.
fast's GOBLIN"
Here was point gained.
Cuts went i'm and ate his breakfast
When it was over, ma'am settled
eager expectation, and said:
"Now begin. What did that ere man
WANT"
"He wanted some cedar posts" said
Cults, calmly. without looking up, and
that was all"
If an arrow had struck Ma am Cults.
she could not have manifested more
surprise and shame.
I'm the laughing stock of this town,
aud from this hour turn over a new
leaf" added Cults. I'm heneeforth
head of my family, and unless this
house is made mine, / shall finish off
a room in the harn-which is mine
aud you'll be welcome 10 share it with
me- If not, I'll live there with the
boys. and you'll find me civil neigh
bor."
Ma'am Cuts power was broken, and
since then the farm has been called
John Cults place" and he is the head
of the house.
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COUGH NO MORE

Warmers Cough BaI.am i healing, softeninr
aud HeetaTatta-. Tire extraordinary power IL pos
,tssS in Immediately relieving, and eventually cur
lh ID" Iuo~t otfS'fuia cases Of Coughs Colds. Sore
Throat, bronchitis influenza. GaiaTrh, Hosrseness.
asthma and tof*aTStion is almost incredihle. -
prompt = the resI aud certain its effects iii all the
above cases. any sfhcIion OF the throat and lungs.
that thousands OF physicians daily prescribing it,
anu one AMI all that 1t is tile most healing and ex
L'*'tGTstiiHS tAhHit5He known. One dose always af
lnf.. relief and Ia ntst bottle effects cure
-i by druggist large bottles. Price One Dollar
HaksaIn viii cure.
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MIDDLE AGED MEN.
WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed mot
even In case to cur" u very worst cases OF l.iina
Itching or Bleeding Pile, IshoS- who afflicted
should Immediately call On tr"ir druggist and get
wARSER's Pile REMEDY Ii Is expressly for The
Plies and il not recommended to any other dis
II cured many Of over thirty years
standing. Price One Dollar. For sale by Druggists
everywhere
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NEW ADvERTISlcN..e
:" ADVERTISEN1E~-
~,~>~>>>>>>s>~>>~>~>->->~ - ~ IL.
FANNING;S;i
PATENT
KID FITTING
SKELETON
{ 0 lSIr.

Inns Iorset is constructed en- an entir.,r
principle, being open. and thereby ail9y, new
perfect ease and comfort to the w esues giving
the same time possess all the advan;;aamnd at
body. "s support to the
For Health. Grace and comfo,, ,ho,.
VAILED IN THE MARKET Thev ara are uNRI.
larly recommended for SUMMER a." Up. particu:
ed to all seasons OF the ve eluariy well adapt
recommended by all frst-class dea are mighty
circulars, prices, etc, address the Wny;; For
lex Skirt CO., WORCESTER, MASS "oi'CEs-
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LESS Fo0p.-Icss food means tempe
rance. Precisely this; nothing more or
less. Ii aaoesn't mean the temperance
reform. Ii means simply the avoidance
Of excess. II is the excess. or the little
too-much, that hurts. /, is the fealhe.
that breaks the camel's back. And is il
then so hard that this little can't be
avoided Yes that is it; we must have
little more; there is little mora room
in the over-crowded stomach. Aai
what is the consequence ? Simply a
little uneasy feeling? Sometimes this
is all: but not always. II i however
always a hurt, that will be felt by and
by and more a. the individual persists.
But even for the present, with many
men it is bad thing. y person will
feel stnpid; lie will have the blues, he
cause the stomach, through the nervous
influence, affects the whole system, ma
king the body dumpish and the mind
dull, and the individual anything but
agreeable. Now this is "A common fact
we see it every where, every day, every
meal; people hog it," that is the word.
Why not just cut off the little excuses
IND thus be cheerful, be healthy? Some
men do this. Reader try it and YOU
will thank Us. Remember, it is not
hard; the habit is soon formed; and thea
you will be in new atmosphere; ;.''"'
you will live new life. Think not
you are not the one aimed at; we are all
more or less at faul. here. Much more
happy as race should we be if We paid
more attention to diet.-Co,m'ry Cont,
man.
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Not long since our friend Brown was
on a visit to Lookout Mountain Georgia
and was much struck with the fact that
a fine jet of water was thrown up above
the top of the eminence on which the
hotel stands. Walking round the jet
admiringly he Accosted u pain country
man with:
My friend is this water forced up by
a RAM" meaning, of course, the by
sdraulic continuance so named.
"A ram y exclaimed the country
man.
'Yes, 4 ram say
"What OH airth-no, sir it's darned
big mule. and it's tremendous hard
work for him. Come here, and | will
show him to yon."
Brown saw the mule and left.
>-~~--~.
PROSPECTS FOR FRUIr.-Thc promise
for fruit in this portion of the state is
not good. Those few very warm days
i'm March started the sap aud swelled the
buds, while the following cold weather
was so severe that it destroyed the buds
and in some cases seriously mi ured the
trees.
For these reasons the apple will be
almost a failure.
Cherries will be complete failure.
Currants are much injured; few will
he gathered.
.'Goosbcrries," says heavy grower,
twill yield scarcely anything.
won't obtain fifty cupiuls where ought
to gather fifty bushels"
OF raspberries, their will be Il large
yield.
Strawberries are in splendid conditi-
on ard the yield will be the best, as
well as the largest, ever gathered.-Des
AEosAa1o Tl,fifgfi1
The New York herald., 1870-09-08
PERSONAL IMrELLTIEyCI.

rronaincnt Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
General Parke, Of Washington; j. W. Garrett, Pre-
sident OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Of Bati.
BrevoOrt House.
Colonel j. Keith, OF Massachusetts; G. r. Pond, OF
Chicago; Judge J. Andrews, Of Rochester, and Cap
tain H. H. Remington Of Portland Me-, are at the
Everett House.
Senator Harris, of Louisiana; Colonel Ross Camp
bell, OF Boston, and Judge COmstOck, Of Syracuse,
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel Hamilton and S. W. BueIl, OF New York;
Lieutenant Raysdal, OF the United States Navy; G.
B. Rodney, Of the United States Army and General
j. L. Van Bokkeler, of Nevada, are at the Metr0pOli
tan Hotel.
General 3. Shields, OF Natchcz Miss, and A.
Garcia OF Havana, are at the New York Hotel.
waldemar Bodisco OF the Russian Legation, Is at
the Clarendon Hotel.
Professor A. M. White, Of New Haven; Henry
Merritt, of Arkansas and Rev. Henry B0ehm, Of
Saratoga. are at the Irving House.
General 0. l.. Sheppard, Of the United States
Army; George Lincoln, of Boston; Colonel Wllds p.
Walker, OF Maine, and Rev. G. B. Engle, OF Indiana.
are at the Astor House.
General Thomas Cooney I.eavenworth; DR.. Mott
DR.. Van Deegan, OF Kalamazoo; State Senator j..
Hardenburg Kingston; George H. Sanford, of
Oneida and Samuel FarnelI OF Utica, arc at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
Captain George Hepburn, Of Richmond. Va, aid
DR.. Alex. Symes, Of London England, are at the
ST. Elmo Hotel
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

20 To-. anow .sS -, rAy that some time ago. when
there 10 .A6w and the liquor business was more
pr0mr ing, Brigham Young bought distillery, ran
n the interests OF the Church until business began
" get bad, and then turned 1t back to the former
owner. VINO had to refund Brigham Young his
money. There are no complaints about intem-
leading 'saints get the money; aud 1t s to monopo
lize the business as much as possible among the
MOrm0ns that heavy licenses and fines are imposed
upon the Gentiles. Mr.. Trowbridge, VINO Keeps the
only Gentle bar and billiard rooms In town, has
already paid the municipality OF Salt Lake CITY
Yesterday morning one OF the Mormon special
policemen got into q row with Gentle In beer
saloon b0th being under the influence OF LIQUOR and
the Gentle stabbed the Mormon severely.
There il much excitement IN Town tonight. One
on1cer OF the United States Army was lnsulted ana
had pistol pointed at him, but no serious disturb
ance OF the peace has occurred, and hardly think
That any Will be attempted by any persons.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08
TEE SCIENTISTS DESAPPOsgTED.

The Expected Visit Of Professors Huxley and
Tyndal to America Postponed-Letter to MIR.
Gardner, Secretary Of the Liberal Club,
from John Tyndal.
The Secretary of the Liberal Club of this city,
Mr. Gardner has received the following letter from
Professor John Tyndal, announcing that ne cannot
be expected visit this country before The autumn
OF 1S72:-
TAE BEL ALP BRIEG, Switzerland
August 20, 1870
DEAR SIR-YOur very fatterIng invitation has
reached me In my temporary mountain home. l
have been already IN correspondence with MIR. Shars
wood. OF Philadelphie, regarding visit to America.
such invitations strengthen not only my own de.
sire to visit America, but strengthen also my hands
In the presence Of friends who are doubtful Of the
wisdom Of the trip. shall see Mr.. Huxley early
next month and learn his mind on the matter. An
immediate visit Is out of the question for great
deal of preparation would be necessary. nope to
hear from Mr. SharswOOd soon, and will endeavOr
to make up my mind as early as possible afterward.
In any case should not think 1t possible TO move
before the autumn OF 1872 ] am, dear sir, yours
faithfully pf JOHN TYNDAL.
d. I. GARDNER, Esq., Secretary New York Liberal
Club.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08
MsLsEARY CRIT CHAT.

Company A, Tenth regiment, Of Albany is one Of
the crack military organizations Of that city and has
in Its ranks representatives Of the first Knicker-
booker families. Under command OF Captain Hamil.
tCD, the company arrived In this city yesterday,
Its way to partake OF the hOsptaes rendered to it
by the militia Of Philadelphia. The company break
tasted at the Metropolitan Hotel, before taking the
train for the City OF Brotberly Love. There Is but
little doubt but that they Will fare sumptuousy
while in the hands of their hosts and II they are as
well taken care OF While at the Continental Hotel by
Mr.. Kingsley, the proprietor, the Seventh was on
the occasion of It's late visit to Philadelphia,
when he put his best rooms at their disposal, they
will have no reason to complain. IL Will be remem-
bered that the Tenth regiment OF Albany, were very
active IN making tne VISIT OF the seventh q
Just that the Seventh should not neglect Com
pany when II comes back on its way hOmeward
IDENTITY Of this mind and has issued the following
order III reference TO the natter
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. -.
HEADQUARTERS, SEVENTH REGIMENT, N. g., s. NJ Y,l
r,. p,os ~, .,u new NEW So Sonk Sept Sep .. 1870
s s pp M
tain Ey hereby detailed to parade in full uniform twhe
Hamilton on Friday the 9th inst Assembly al quarter to
By order of Colonel EMMoNs CLARK
Louis FITZGERALD, Brevet Colonel and Adjutant
The Ninth regiment, 1t Is understood, have COM
are as ready as ever L. Aea tAefr uniforms and 90
out OF town for fun ana frOlc. Boston regiment
Will arrive mere TINS month and will be IN charge OF
month the Ninth Will go to Boston, where they will!
have splendid time OF it for three days. Colonel
Fisk has sent his Arabian horse to pasture until
that time. When he goes to "Bosting town" he will
make the folks there stare'' at the proficiency OF
his warriors. 1t would not be at all surprising
some OF the Down Casters would get SO In love Win
the command as to offer themselves as recruits Ior
that 81 900 prize The novelty Of tns thing mlSnt N1
York. but then there win be plenty of run and no
BODY hurt in the hong rum
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

opinieAs Respecting the Volunteers and Their
Action Their Lack Of Energy-War
News-West India Cable.

HAVANA, Sept. 8, 1870.
Ten thousand rumors noat about this capital af.
fecting to point with more or less exactitude the st
uatisn OF Pentnsulares In Cuba. Many persist In
asserting they are body torn by intestine dssen-
si0ns, having no common object Of suf1cent impOr.
tance In their eyes to unite them. According to
some Rodas and the volunteers are ct swords
polnts-in almost open opposition. Others say they
IN company, the volunteer colones and caballero
designing to 60 In jointly for the oaves and fishes
Some spaniards would fam make the locker
on believe a large majority Of the vol
unteers are opposed to the present home
government-ther action on the slavery Ques
tton-their vacillatlng course in reference to
Cuba and that the covert design Is to begin move
ment which will end in afiltatln9 with the Cubans.
Nothing Is more unlikely; family quarrels are seldom
settled in this way. The volunteers of this island
whole, though there are many turbulent ignorant
in their ranks. are more intelligent than the same
number OF men taken from similar grades Of socery
win doubtless uphold General Rodas or any other
Captain General who may be sent here from Spain.
They are potent to prevent the Cuban element from
rising In the cities. As II Is, Qlliel Sdbe General
Rodas has planned an excursion to Matanzas and
Cardenas and is to leave within a few days.
One OF the volunteer battalions Of this city will
probably go also, in order to indulge the national
weakness-talk. Go where you will IL is talk, talk,
and nothing else about the war news from the inte
ror about Rodas. about the volunteers, about what
Is to be done, winding up with the usual snrug Of
the shoulders and 'What shall we dot'' Do hea-
vens BraD0s rOluntasf0s, do something one way
or the other for we outsiders are becoming tired OF
so much cMd play. War news there Is none OF
importance. WHAT little there is incnes in favor
Of The Spanlards, out not Of character to aectpre
sently either way the rebellion. The lnsurrecon IN
Cuba IS disease akin to fever and ague.
Other Ills may supesvene and carry of the
patient. Nobody ever died OF fever and ague.
Spain never ought to lose Cuba by reason OF the
present nsurrection II Spanards here do their duty.
Interesting documents are being published in the
Gaceta, official paper, relating to the embargoed
estates showing how they are managed the results
to government, &c.
The success OF Sir Charles Bright In laying
the West Indies submarine cable from BatabanO TO
Santiago de Cuba has been the cause OF much re-
Joiclng at the last named town. One night last
week steamer with over four hundred on board, IN
Guiding many ladies' visited the Dacia at anchor
The bay, Bengal lights dancing &c. TIL a late hour
were the order OF the night. General Valnaseda was
preScnt
The New York herald., 1870-09-08
SICKNESS AID Death AMONG STRANGERS.

Sergeant Moloncy, Of the Eighth precinct, yester-
day reported to Coroner Schrmer that Patrick Mo-
ran about thirty years Of age had died at the house
OF Mrs. Harrls So Laurens street. At nine O'Clock
on Monday evening deceased applied 10 Mrs. Harris
for room, and complaining Of feeling unwelliwas
assigned to q room on the first floor. The landladv
subsequently learning that Moran was dangerously
i'll called In two physicians, who attended HIM till
two O'Clock yesterday morning. when death ensued.
The former residence OF deceased who was black.
smith by trade, did not appear. Dr. Cushman wi
make post mortem examination on the body, In
order V dslpitey determMe the cause u asath.
The New York herald., 1870-09-08

Excitement In Salt Laks 0ity-Mormon outrages
on Persons and Property-The Mormon Po-
lice Fcroe Arrested by the United States
Karshal-They Are Placed Under
Heavy Bonds Pending the Action
Of tho Grand Jury-The Ques-
ton Of Mormon and United
States Authority.