The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-21
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FRIDAY: OCTOBER 81, 1870.
VIEWS OF 1HE.:iiDAY.


xERs OF THE DAT. 49,
.-Gold at New YORK; yesterday, closed at a
ls5lals. Ito s7r. u ..o,.,. 49,.
sales 2loo bales ut ice.
AT Liverpool cotton opened with aP'aods AZ
sxH add Orleans SID; sales Il, 600 bales.
Over 1900 babies have been received at the
ruuxtling home. In New York city, since It's foun:
saesth,, hbt quite a'year. =,
-SGiehfinc Investigations have established as q
f.csthst the aspeed- OF thought" Is much less
Mn that OF the electric current In telesraphs.
FpaS FropaSn certain hilltop In the southern part OF
r,seweAd durnty, > Illinois, where the vision. e3-
tends f6t twenty miles, nothing can be seen out @
eon.. - '5..1si c..
"A private letter from the Hon.A b. Stephens
retfssents 'hlnin very deplorabie health, feeble
and unable 10 leave his room: Hls exlster &c LOT
the last twenty years with his frall physique, and
amer the terrible injuries indicted upon him by
theBowie knife Of would. be assassin, is aHtand-
tnxmIracle. - -. -, - -.
...aFreneh authority, who seems to be posted,
DENIES the statement that Napoleon has 40 funds.
Hetennmeta,es investments aggregasing over
ssbJSodo francs, In which the Emperor is later.
es.ed rand asys that Napoleoa's treasurer win not
deny the truth OF his statement. The Imperial
FAMILY OF three VIII be ah.e to worry through on
sh,s sum, dSuntiess- i'y',& = A.H
the Hon. VIM. D. Murphy, OF the New York
Iexislature, land who lisa native OF Washington
Counsy, Nd .i)ls to deliver the annual address az
tho Albany cattle show. Among the premiums
osered is oneef 500 by this gentleman. "to the
yoona man, from the rural districts under thirty,
vhe viii escort to the fair grounds the largest
number OF misses and ladies from six months 10
sszkty ,years.of age. .gsi 4: -'i .:
"A letter from ST. Petersburg In the North Ger.
nan Gazette states that: the GAR on" receiving
ae telegram announcing. the capitoiatlon OF Sc:
aan.read It through silently several tinesi and
men handed it to- those around him with the JOY
sul e1clanatiouH "EnsT Dtadia m tw7ae an IN.
de . Hls attarhment 10 his uncle the King Of
Prussia anil biz synpathies for the German army
are no secret. esi y.-,. 7r.r' ;--'G-' . - =.
The Chicago papers represent that the eieya-
TORS ARE still full TO oyernowing- Milwaukee,
which is secoEd only to Chicago as. a grain mar
kes, is In very much the same condition as Chica'
70. Her ak large elevators are bursting with
wheat, as Chcas"'s seventeen, with total
capacity uf I,5Sooo0 bushels. In the FACE
or ,h,s. .imr ense urplus now on hand, comes the
fact that the grain crop Of the current yearis
destined to exceci'that Of any preceding year In
suallty, and perhaps in quantity. Illinois, Iowa,
Minnesota,J wsctiusin, Indiana and once far
away California. are almost ready to pour their
wealth Of breatlstuns ubon the markets OF the
world.
1T Is worthy of note, says the Philadelphia
Record, that win the retirement OF Mr.. Cox but
q single one OF the entire array OF Cabinet officers
e1igtnall appointed ny General Grant now re-
mains. Nr. MaslDurne, Of Illinois, gave way, as
secretary Of Rtnre, 10 Mr.. Fish, OF New YORK.
NJ. stewart. II New York, gave way as secretary
Of the ueasury, TO Mr.. Boutwell,, OF Massachu-
sests. u Gener, Raw'lirs, Of Illinois, gave way,
"a secretary of war. to General Relknap, OF
Iora. nMr: Boiie;;' Of P:nhsyrania, gave way, as
secretary teftfe iisSr, to Ar. Robson, Of New
jersey. General Cox, OF Ohio. hss given way, as
secretary CT the trtertor; probably to MFR. Delano,
or the Sati Sxfitc, Judge Hoar, OF Massachusetts,,
snye way, as orney.gcnerai, to Mr.. ASerman,
OF Georgia. Mr.. Creswell, OF Maryland, the post
mister. general Is the 'oulv officer who has re-
tatned his seat IN the Cabinet, although only
little mo.e than twenty nontls have elapsed
since the original ministry was epponted.- : " 2
The question or Chinese labor had new de-
se.opne to, the lth ult, neir Luna, Peru In four
teen rears owe. 600 coo'itI OF the lowest grade
have ,,len Ill por ed and receive miserable pay
and worse IRA ;mcnt. On the morning in ques-
ton 4 great number OF ;hem on the plantations
or Fsri,lca snd C. non rose, and, after killing
the whites. the most revolving atrocities were
prnr.iccd OF, tEtlr cad Hooslies, AMI delicate
vomcu ani chl.lsan subjected to shameful and
sxv.I torture. Tuey lcXt attempted the sack OF
the ltt.e village Of Baranca. but a proprietor,
hesnp n aiSed In time. secured his family in
chapel, anil, with friend, opened IRE, killing
oyer sixty OF the wretches. In the mean
time the vffagers' erected q barricade, posted
FORTY men behind it, and when the coolies
Row numbering 1000, approached, shot the
leader dead. The Chimes, goaded to mad
Ress by this loss threw themselves upon the barrl-
eade. The fight for a few moments Eas hand to
hand, ami the whites suffered severely under the
knives and weapons or their assailants. Soon,
however, the coolies fed. and the brave defend
II Of the chur h, havlng placed his family in
place Of safety and found several companions,
appeared in their rear and commenced such
rigorous nre upon them, that in q short time all
azder Vas forgotten, and the insurgents were In
4 aneadlong fight. Troops we're sent from Lima,
bot the Chinese, had taken to the mountains:
York on the, plau,attnns is paraaysed, and the
sss csrtiot 6el less tha1a million Of dollars.
-BisinatcI1st character Is analszsd and illus.
trasedIwith personal anecdotes In the last letter
Il Frederich Kapp; the Berlin correspondenrof
the New YORK Nation. Herr kapp IS an admiter
Of Bismarck's statesmanshipii bat: the colors in
zhich he paints the character are, net wholly
harmonious win our itsas Of perssrton.
combination OF Ulysses and, Aia1 lis Bismarck, a
man full Of resources, with fiphysical and moral
s.urage, !;shreRaness, and an iindomitsble WILL
Wit, humor, ssgsctsy,r reoslessness and an intui-
1--WE comprehension OF mems characters. lie