The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-30

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NEHs OF TIE AZ.
cold closed in New York yesterday at LIZ
alii. .
Cotton closed dull, with sales oflooo bales;
uplands 2osc.
in Liverpool yesterday uplands closed at
: sIalod; Orleans l0lal04d. s.ts
There were eleven cases Of sunstroke In
New York City on Saturday.
The board rates at the Virginia watering
places are s. SO to 50 per day; sl6 to SIT a
-wesk, and s35 to $40 month.
There were 472 deaths In New York City
!. during the past week. This is an increase OF
s % over the number that occurred during the
previous week. .,-~
The largest cotton sale Of the season for
Galveston, Texas, was made on the l4th IN
I: slant, reaching three thousand bales, and sell
ing upon a basis of seventeen cents for good
/. ordinary. =.
Il, considerable destitution, It Is stated, ex-
lists in Caroline, King and Queen, Appomatox,
Prince Edward and Nottingham Counties, Va.
Nany persons are said to be in want OF the ac-
tlal necessaries of life.
"a farmer raised three thousand bushels of
Irish potatoes this year on ten acres Of land on
: Buffalo bayou, near Houston, Texas. At one
. dollar per bushel-a low agure-the crop is
worth three thousand dollars This beats cot
ton afHnY cantsapbund. - ~ ~ - 80.
The Polish colony recently established un-
der.the auspices Of the Virginia Land Agency,
In the1Ipper part Of Amherst, and in-Bedford
County, is prospering well. The colontsts
have already planted out $4,000 grape vines,
andspeak confidently of the prospects Of a
large return. III. q. go 90 90.
-Gerardus Davis, of NewsRoehelle, and a
Nr. Geary; Of Pennsylvania, have agreed to
troe their respective horses, from Phiiadel-
phIa to New York, for $1,000 side. One hun
dred. dollars has already been deposited.
Where up, all the societies. for the prevention
of ctuslty to animals =; - ~. :E,.;i ~, =. t'..
The abdicaiion Of the Spanish throne was
signed by Queen Isabella IN the presence OF
all the members OF the royal family in Paris,
and several Spanish gSandees and generals.
The Queen preceded the oct by reading for
NAL address, of farewell. In letter to the
Pope, the .ex-Queen notifies his Holiness Of
her abdication, and begs his blessing for the
Prince Of Asturias, and for Spain. y 49,,
-HspYpf the clergy in this country are be
.,,,nTIIy IL take a. lively interest in the forth
cominG ikanIpelicai Alliance. 1t is believed
that tSe Episcopal clergy, excepting o few of
heIow Church school, viii hold themselves
entirely aIoofftom the assenb!age. The daily
and evening meetings of the alliance will take
plac6iif the New York Academy Of Music. A
number of the leading choir singers Of the
city win combine to provide the music, which
viii vary the monotony of the speeches. The
} arrangements for the programmes +. Of the
meetag are eomple etsd, oand the list Of .es-
Gays md speeches show that, there will be
enough speeches to last month. .ailss aIps....
Tho London Times saya sit lisa matter for
eongratpiatfpn that me Fenians are not able
to boast Of having encountered force Of the
Bd. .hH0 . Empirail They have simply bee,:
frightened away by the Canadians Ike poac;i-
era from q game preserve. The fact is, the
less these. colonial troubles are dignif1eG by
the pssnp 4nd circumstances Of war, the more
efectmIiy are they dispersed, and The less
likely are they to recur.,. The Canadians AID
Sew zealanders will be- spared at once
heavy expense and possible temptation by the
reduction Of the British garrison, and tne suo-
sdtuaon Of Chat volunteer force whose mots % o
must-evers~here 90 'Deience' mol Denance
Anew Kind OF paper, speclaHy aaapOed lol
various kinds OF clothing, mas oeen invented