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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-24
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w OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY, DECEMBER "a, 1870
According to custom the Carr will not run on
MONDAY, 28th inssans Sunday being Christmas
Day.
dec24-1 EVAN EDWARDS, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-24

aSr UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DLVINE
Service will be held in this Church TOMORROW
MORNING, at halr-pass 10 O'Clock, and In tie Eve
ming ut quarter past O'Clock, the Rev. r. p. CUT
LBR olficlatlDg. All strangers are cordially invl-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-24

Subject for the evening Discourse: The First and
Second Coming OF Christ, and what are the true
signs OF the latter, War or Peace-a Christmas
snrvica dcc24
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-24

mJ~ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF ORANGEEURG.-Court of
Common Flsas.-C. y. STALEY, L. n. sTALEy,
NJ. g. ULMER, :. u. STALEY and ANNA d. CUL-
LER anl L. H.,NE CUTLER, Plaintiffs, against j.
WESLEY HOUSER and RACHEL HoUSER, De-
fendan!s-Summons.
70 The Defendants, J. Wsslsp HouSei and Eachei
houSer
Yen arc hereby summoned and required TO an
swer the complaint in his action, which Is 1IeG
in he office Of the Clerk of Common Pleas for
The said County, and to serve copy Of your
answer 10 the said complaint on the subscribers,
al their Office In orangebrrg, s. c., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive OF the
day Of suah service; ami If you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid the Plaintiffs
in this action will apply to the Cour: for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
HUTs0N & LEGAEE,
IZLAR l. DIBBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated December 8, 1870
certify that the above Summons is published
under an order made by the Judge OF Probate Tor
this County, which extends the lime for answer
to six weeks. GEO. BOHSIR,
dec1o-se &C. c. P.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

The Flow of Specie.
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Interesting Parliamentary Debate Com.
mcrcial Relations With the United States
A Reciprocity Treaty Needed.
OTTAWA, March IL, 1870.
In the House of Commons last night Mr. Hunting
ton made o speech In favor OF customs union
with the United States contending that that the
only way to keep the population here and promote
Ane prosperity OF the country. He admitted that the
British empire could not be Kept toenfher with u
Giferentiai duty against British goods.
Sir Francis Hluks responded contending that
Canada was Immensely prosperous aud tiat Mr.
HuntlngtOn's argument was slander. He stated
shat the shutting out Of British manufacturers which
are the cheapest IN the world by the high arif or
che United States, which we should have TO adopt,
In order TO carry out Mr.. Huntingtons proposition
would impose crushing burden on the Canadians.
IL would impese upon them burden OF thirty
millions.
The Hon. Mr.. Darlen SAID that reciprocity was ne
cessary TO the prosperity Of the country. He SAID
shat the people were leaving the country, and that
She sentiment OF the country should be in favor oil
obtaining commercial relations with the United
States, which should strengthen our trade.
SIR George +. Cartier replied to Mr. Harrington at
great length supporting the argument OF Er. Kinks.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
SOUTH AMERICA.


Colombia TO Ra,ify the Dnren Canal Treaty.
Conspiracy 10 Assassinate the President of
CoIOmbia-Dcfenr oil the Guatemala Rev0-
autiOnists-Loan Secured to the Bolivian
GOvernment-WhcreabOu Of the Peruvian
Monitors.
SAN FRANCISCO, March II, 1870.
Adyices from Panama to March have been re-.
ceived The United States steamer Npsic had re.
turned to the Isthmus from Porto Bello for aborers
and had succeeded IN obtaining number. IL was
stated that doubt existed that the treaty between
the Colombian and United States governments would
be ratified.
Ambrose Thompson had obtained concession
from the Legislature OF the State OF Ch,riqui TO
buln an interoceanic railroad between Boca del
foro ana the CUT OF Dulce.
Several citizens had been arrested and imprisoned
Tor compicity In conspiracy 10 assassinate the
President and revoalonlze the government.
petely defeated tue 23d OF January, cap
ital. The leader Of the party, Serapsco, was
Killed.
Several important railroad contracts had been en-
tered into by the Guatemalan government
The Bolivian government mad about concluded a
loan OF S40J0,0oo with Henry Neigs, hypotnecating
the Megiiion guano deposits as security.
The United States Minister TO Peru mad informed
the Peruvian government mat the Emperor OF China
had requested him to say that he desires that Chi
Dese subj ects residing IN Peru shall receive good
treatment. Commissioners had been appointed by
the Peruvian government to investigate the treat.
ment or Chinese and report on the subject.
The Arequipa and funo Railroad and works had
been completed, and on the 2Jth OF January were
naugurated In the presence OF the departmental
authorities the Minister OF War and O large con-
course or people.
The Peruvian squadron was expected to leave
Montevide0 on the oth vi February.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAREEr.-LoEDoN. March l7-i:3O
+. M.--Con50s closed at 923S for money and 93 for
the account. United states bonos closed steady
1862, 9l 1865, 901. 1861 6e5s ten-forues 81. Erie
Railway shares. 22S; Illinois Ceatras lls; Atlantic
and Great Western Consolidated bonds, 50.
PARIS B0URsE.-PARiS, March 1.-THE B0urse
closed firm. Rentes, 73f. 75c.
FRANKFORT BoURSE.-FRASKFoRT March IT,
United states bonds opened quiet and firm, at 95X
a 95X for the issue OF 1862.
LlvERI 0oL COTTON MARKEr.--I4IvERPOOI. March
1850 p. M.-The market closed shade irner.
Middiing uplands, ii ll1Sd; mddiiug Orleans
1l3fd. allHd. The sales OF the day foot up IL 0Jo
bales, 5000 OF which were Tor speculation and ex-
port. The shipments from Bombay to the 18th inst.
since the last reporS were ~, 900 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARaEr.-hAvRE, March 17.-Cot-
ton closed quiet; aioat quoted 13lf
LIVERPOOL BREADSruFFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL4
March III. M.-The breadstuls market closed
drm and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. LIVERPOOL,
March l7.-Pork firIu. Lard firm.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.--LoNDON, March II
1880 a. M.-Llnseel cakes quiet Sperm OIL dull at
feO 19l per ton. Sugar hrmer, b0ta the spot
aud anoat; No. - Dutch standard, on the spot 39s
per cwt Spirits .nrpentine quiet at 3os. Sd. 30s
%. per cwt Whale OH firm at f89 per ton. Cal :
cutta linseed, els. 3D. Taow declining; quoted at
46s Cd. Refined petroleum declining.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANrWERP, March IT,
Petroleum closed Hat 1T 57J.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

COMPTROLLER from time time Ia authorized % borrow upo.
taxes Whatever sum bs nav Sss for sns use aud
purposes o the Police pepa meni not exceeding y any one
Ss % which may be Appropriated ior said year ~
a ~ss s ss @ psas seG
@ ~ hr OF the Police Department Of The Metro
New York, shall continue in the same employment the
s s At xn s Gn
Sy nj construed as preventing the Board Of Police here
Psrs%sn. an IS N may them The public interests.
SlsSsa sppon :s'
who "s. un III ss Or an
s1 Of % are appointed By .aa Hoard The
.sa z Sss5 a Sc
par: isp ~ .'''
.sy aSon ras he so.a o. q ross shat.
clare wh.. portion O the police lie Insurance fund.
Mesropean Police seonx 70 ., should b for ths
pIss fGs ira s. srss e
made ana the amour. found 6e portion u tho
Ss%pr:i.i e d: sy 20 q. e New Sss ss:.ss
~ ssiss All :S ;:s
New York y b: 4 s ", sa oSr s s9S:
Metropolitan Police district in order 20 future adjustment
SEQ T. Upon notice to the Board Metropolitan Police BY
the Commissioner first appointed under .nis act OF Their
sss M Police and
said Board except herein provded shall cease and Se no
Sasss e
he relating he
the Metropolitan Police district far - they are not re-
specsely conflict nconstent with the provisions oe
this hereby devoved upon the oners or
Police of the city and county OF New York and hs police
force hereby established and extended and applied 70 tho
police police department created ny this snd AL
laws In relation to the Metropolitan Police inconsistent with
this heraby repealed far they relate TO the city
and county OF New York and the police thereof
SEC. T. This act shall take effect Immediately.
THE STATE TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION
have adopted platform emDodying their principles
nd pe npV IN mai
political positions of those who Will endorse those
principles and Will vote for none others. They also
adopted resolutions calling the LEGISLATURE TO re-
peal all license laws 10 sell liquor and pass law
allowing people IN the county, town or city to de-
eide by majority the license question: Also
against encouraging sectarian schools by appropriat
ing public money to their support; also recommend
ing the organization OF temperance voters In every
scnoo district, prevailing on each voter to sign
pledge that he Will vote only for prohDitory mea.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
LEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY March ", 1870.
Tue bill to reorganze tho Police New
taken In Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. PARKE. moved TO make the Commissioners elective
by the people LOxt.
The bnl " then ordered n third reading.
MIR. TWEED reported bin Incorporating the United States
Mutual Benefit Company In New York.
The Senate bon took as the special order the General
Appropriation bill. proraced discussion ensued, when
the bill was ordered TO = third reading
Mr. moved that the bill To amend the charter OF the
New York and Brooklyn Pneumatic Tube Company he
committed this Committee Municipal Affairs, retaining
Its place general orders. Carried.
BY Mr. MURPHY-Reatve to county courts also CONFER
ing additional police justices IN Brooklyn; ase
declaring punishment for OH ences committed ON lakes, riv-
and canals.
ny Mr.. CAuLpwELL-Approving the location Of State
prison IN the Sxth district.
Mr. GRAnAM-Incorporan the Fulton Street Savings
Bank.
BY Mr. MunpnY-Relative carrying and using pistols
BY Mr. TwEKD-The Schenectady Police bill; also ~ es-
tablish and maintain public baths In Brooklyn
BY Mr. fRosT-Amendng the act relative TO the sale and
use of milk cans
Own Insurance Company.
Mills INTRODUCED
by Mr. PIERcR-Charering the New York Seameu's Saw
Inns Bank.
by Mr. MUgpmY-To establish board Of health for Brook
Bv Mr. sANroRD-Requiring the Canal Board to adopt
the Rennt champion boat scale for weighing cargOes.
By Mr. HUBBARD-To establish bureau of public build
ings in the state Engineers Once
BY Mr. PRicE-Amendng the charter Of the New York
Seamans Association
Amending act authorizing the trustees OF tho State Or
phan Asylum bind children ana 10 provide for their
custody providing additional building for lunscs In
New York relative to the Ladies' Home Society OF the Bap
tsl churches New York. defining the and dule
or the OF Appeals and of the Commissioners OF Ap
providing for taking Acknowledgements OF papers Dy
persons residing In Canada.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
loss OF TIE SCHOONER JANIS Il. RoVr.


The Crew CIinging to tho Mns,s and Failing
One by Ono lnfo the Seattle Bench
Crowded by Spectators Unable to Rescue
Them.
SANDY HOOK, March II, 1870.
The schooner James II. loyt, or Staten Island,
with pine wood, came ashore during the severe gale
yesterday morning opposite the Highland light The
captain and four OF the men chung To the rigging
during the remainder OF the storm ana were seen
there about ten O'Clock by Mr. Havens The telegraph
operator at the highlands. Word was immediately
to Long Branch for assistance and large num-
ber OF men assembled on the beach In q very short
time. The surf was running high that II was I'm
possible 10 rescue them in boats line was snot
the schooner, but the appeared to be too
feeble to pay any attention 10 u, and about twelve
O'Clock one OF them fell out OF the rigging into the
water ana perlshed. Very soon after another fell
ana caught by his feet and hung that position Tor
short time, and then fell into the water. About
one O'Clock another man became exhausted and fell
info the water. The other two hung dead IN thc
rigging until this morning, when they wero taken
out. To-day the bodies OF the three men who fell
from the rigging were found this beach near the
telegraph Offices.
Mr.. Farrell and Mr.. Rapey searched the pockets OF
one Of the men, who is supposed to have been the
captain, and found papers proving his name TO have
cash, besides notes receipts. &c. The other bodies
were not searched. The articles taken from tue
pockets OF the captain delivered 10 justice or
the peace, who here aud took the bodies TO Long
Branch. The schooner broke IN two about i've
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and has now neary gone
to pieces.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
MISSISSIPPI.

Legislative Pr0ceediuRs-Ncar0 Radical Civil
Rights Bill-GOvernOr A.corn's Appoint.
men.s.
JACKSON, March II, 1870
In the Legislature yesterday resolution endors-
ing Its own action In the election Of General Ames
to the United States Senate was passed and the
currence OF the Senate asked for. The resolution
came up in the Senate to-day and was laid on the
table,
A bill was to-day introduced by q colored Senator
guaranteeing equal public and civil rights Many
features OF the bill are considered Objectionable by
the most radical white senators. The colored Sena-
tors all support it, IL viii not pass unless very much
nodded.
There are no tidinys yet from Yerger. The horse
he Is known to have ridden OF was FOUND yesterday
Twelve miles from town, running loose
Governor Acorn VIII make his judiciary appoint
mentE In q few days.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
FISH Culture.

Lecture by Robert II. Roosevelt Before the
General Assembly Of Maryland.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March II. 1870.
Mr.. Robert 3. Roosevelt, one of the Commits.
soners OF the fisheries OF the state or New
York and editor OF the New YORK citizen, on
the invitation OF the General Assembly OF Mary.
land delivered an address last evening before
the two houses OF the Legislature in Joint as
sembly, IN the hail Of the House, on the sub.
ject OF fish culture preservation. propagation &c.
The lecture was nigny entertaining throughout
Besides the members OF the Legislature a large au-
dlence was present, among whom was Governor
Bowie and the ladies' OF his family. The Senate to-
day adopted JOINT resolution rendering the thanks
OF the General Assembly to Mr.. Roosevelt for his
very interesting lecture.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
ARIZONA.

Indian Outrngos-hore Troops Wanted.
SAN FRANCISCO, March II, 1870.
Late advices from Arizona report that the Ind,ans
in the vicinity OF Prescott are in open hostility to
the whites. They murdered Jacob Smith near Wil.
1iamson Valley on the lst OF March. Cattle are be-
5ng run OF from the ranches with impunity. The
government force Is totally inadeQuate TO protect
the settlers.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
THE STATE CAPITAL.
The New York City and County Tax Ltyies
introduced in the Assembly
The Metropolitan Police Bill Ordered
to Third Reading in the Senate

ALBANY, March IL, 1870.
The heavy storm seems to have sent an extra
shower OF political magnaIcs and OfficeseeKers to
this miserable city OF hills, ana the caravansaries
are literally packed. Every parlor, corridor and
room IN the Delavan In which cot could be placed
were seized upon, and the weather bound aud others
have been packed almost ike sardines. To-day the
majority Of the members and others are
WEARING or THE GREEN,
the greater number having ribbons or neckties Of
green silk, and many-ay, very many--having tho
green oil in their eyes, although they not exactly
monsters. Here IL Comptroller Connolly, in vel.
veteen undress uniform, putflng away at an "Intim
dadn ana looking smiingly around, as II pleased az
having those tax leves completed a. far as his de-
partment Is concerned. Labau and yanderberg
and Smith ana wilcox are busiy engaged
explaining the beauty and utility Of the
arcade railroad, while Dixon and an assistant
are struggling along under package said to be a
petition signed by 5,703 citizens OF New York. in
favor OF allowing the pneumatic folks to blow pas
sengers through their tube.
Charley Moore, from the First ward; Walsh ana
Tyler Kelly, the inseparables; Chris O'Conor ana
James U'Nei, with new and improved bill or par
ticulars and almost numberless others OF the
"bloods" OF the metropolis are standing. talking,
laughing and drinking In great good humor, while
one OF the keenest or the metropolitan detectives
strolls In and out among the crowds, looking N
''fresh' as canaler just from the towpath But
although the crowds are here there Is not much
business beng DONE and the principal talk Is In
lation 10 ''the day We ce.eDrate.n Comptroller Con-
holly aud one or two others insisted on having
sTlkAB0ur FOR BREAKFAST
and relating .the piiar towers OF Ire
land, ? The Harp that once through Tara's Ha,n
"Pat Malloy and other men and matters with which
they were well acquainted.
THE NEW YORK CITY AND COUNTY TAX LEvIEs
were presented to-day IN the Assembly by Mr. Hitch
W a rp-
ferred TO the Committee on the Affairs of Cities
There was In fact, little nothing else OF impOr-
tance to tho citizens OF New York, ana the House
adjourned at early hour to allow members ana
Others to prepare for the show tins evening. The
bills presented show the followng-
nlrx Iuxr.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
The ALBANY AND susq1iHssaA RA LSoAD

ALBANY, March II, 1870.
Judge Johnson OF Rochester, has rendered his de.
clsion upon the motion made IN the Susquehanna
Railroad case by the socalled Fisk directors, deny
ing the motion and sustaining the Ramsey directors
upon all the points. The motion was to set aside
the Judgments rendered on Judge Smiths decision
and restore the road to the possession OF the
THIS decision leaves the Ramsey Board Ia undis-
JurDeu control OF the road
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
= MEXICO.

Par,icuiurs OF tus Battle With tho nevoIu-
'ionists-etgoai Victory Of tho National
FSfces< Strength Of The Present Insuraent
Forces-ERortA at Concentration-Thc Gene
raj Situation.
HAVANA, H9rch II 1879.
The steamship City OF Mexico. from Vera Cruz,
has arrived here. bringing mails from Mexico to the
l1th Inst.
severe battle Is reported as having taken place
between the Pot0si revolutonists and the naiional
forces. AT first the rebels gained some advantages
and seemed likely to triumph. but their advance was
finally checked, and on the government troops
charging them with the bayonet they broke ranks
and fed in disorder, leaving 500 OF their number
Killed or wounded on the field and 900 prisoners
In the hands OF the victors.
Generals Cardena aad Huerta, the insurgent lead
ers. succeeded In making good their escape with some
five hundred men. General Toledo has about the same
NUMBER anu these two bodies are all that Is left OF
the formidable force which recently menaced the
government.
The defeated rebels are endeavorng TO concen.
trate IN Mtchoacan, and General Escobedo has been
ordered TO move upon them ana prevent this II
possible.
The revoutionists have disappeared from Guada-
lajara. TWO merchants there have offered the gov
ernment commander voluntary loan.
Nearly all OF the Revolutionary officers who left the
capital few weeks ago have been either killed or
Captured.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
ASSEMBLY.

BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
For the support OF the Union Home and School for Chill
In New York and authorizing tax In tho
meet tho " the nstituou tho
Oswego Police bill ths allowing husbands aud
be witnesses tor arainst each other ncorpo-
rating the Ciaremont Savings Bank OF New York city
COUNTY TAX LRviEs
The SPFAKER bin making provision for tho
OF the city OF New York making
the county Of New York. These
the Tax Levy bills
RELIEF LEAanuoLDERs.
Mr. WHITE introduced n bill for the relief OF hold
ing easehold estate In New York subject
plcnts said TO be illegal.
BUFFALO CITY CHARTER
The bill revising tho Buffalo charter passed.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
The Red River Rebellion

LONDON, March II, 1870
Right Hon. William Monsell Under Secretary for
the Colonial Department. IN reply TO question,
stated to the House Of Commons that he must de-
cline to express an opinion at present on the
troubles in the Reu River district. He would say
however, that a delegation had gone from Canada
TO arrange matters anu further, tnat he exoneraIed
The Catholic priests from all responsibility In the
laWiessneSS.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
CUBA.

Burning o! an American Lndy's Estnte by tho
Insurgents.
HAVANA, March Il, 1870.
The plantation or Mrs. Emerson, an American
lady residing IN Wilmington, n. c., situated near
Sagua la Grande, has been burned by the insur.
gents. six plantations near Sancti Espirtus have
been also burned.
The sugar market is buoyant owing to the reports
that many plantations have nearly finished grind ng
Sales were made to-day on the basis OF Sa 8 reals
per arrobe for No. II Dutch standard.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
The Steamship City OF Boston.

LUNUUS, MaTCn II, 1870.
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr..
Lefevre, member Tor Reading, replied to Sir ].
PaknUton relative to the overloadng OF the steamer
City Of Boston. He SAID the managers OF the Inman
line positively denied that the steamer was over.
laden with corn IN bulk. as mad been charged. They
believed her TO be still afoat.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
SPANISH BUTCHERIEs IN CUBA.

The following details Oh the iate terrible OutcnerleS
near Ell CoDre. District OF Santiago de Cuba, are
furnished US In Q private letter, dated Havana.
March o. ts.S. -. - .-,~sskk "a,
The unfortunate Cubans mAssacred near El Cobr6
Were conducted 10 the place OF immolatiOn in two
pafties. The Governor or Santiago had sent for
them and the volunteers fearing attempt vt res
cue, made an agreement with the commander OF the
ValmaSeda c0ntra-guerillas to shoot them on tho
way. They did this with the approDatlon OF the
Spanish mob In FL CObre the Spanards hung out
banners in front all their houses and paraded the
streets with bands OF music. and made other demon
ssI2tlons OF 10y. Ip Santiago they would have been
equallJ inefr3 ana boisterous mad not Governor
Oedo utterly forbidden II. Among the victims
there were two American citizens VINO perlshed 10
PaaciOs.
After the execution an allowance OF grog was dis
trionted among the victorious soldiery, with liberty
to dcspOil the corDses which were Immediately
stripped of all their clothing and valuabes ana then
lett for two days in tho brolIng sum- and were after
ward thrown naked into a common hole, whittier
they were Il ragged by the feet.
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
kAvGA1lkG THE Hyns9A yNuEs DIFFICULTIES.
popGuKEyrsrE. March II. !

P0UGHKEgPsIE March IT. 1870.
The first steamboat since February 5-the pro-
peller Daniel ). Miiler-reached her dock this city
tonight from New York. she lay in the ice be-.
tween here and Barnegat, four mites south, about
fourteen hours. Men were sent down rom here.
who cut her Ont
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
The Turnout In Brooklyn.
The Day North, south, East and West.

The glorious, pioas ana immortal memorSi OF
the patron saint OF the Green Isle was celebrated
yesterday in almost every city OF the Union by mill
tary and civic displays, panquets and balls. In AL
banv, Baltimore, Boston, Providence, ST. Loais and
Detroit there were masses. professions dinners and
what not, and our enthusiastic IRISH citizens
wheie fraternlzed without fighting and drowned The
shamrock In peace and harmony
The New York herald., 1870-03-18
The Ship Tornado Dinculty-Neutrnl Rights
ENGLAND.

Parliamentary PrOgrcss-The Lords In Lei.
LONDON, March IL, 1870.
The Session OF the House OF Lords this evening
was very short. No business OF any interest was
,rausaCteu
The New York herald., 1870-03-18

A.-The Spring Fashions for Gent,enpru's
Hats for 1870 by EsPENSCHEID ready uspec.
tion and sale al No. l1S Nassau street