The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-16
ns-THE PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION
FOR THE "DALY NEWS" is NOW
FIGHT DOLLARS AYEAR, IN ADVANCE.
NEWS OF THE DAF.

alcN --
llThe New York Cotton market closed quiet ant
. weak at 15c; sales $500 bales. 's e-':z
gin Liverpool cotton closed dull; uplands shs q
orleans sHasxd; sales IL, 900 bales.
Liverpool has new equestrian statue
Queen Victoria.
Revolutions are now going on In four soutl
American Republics.
San Francisco has suit in progress Whi.h
conducted by 30 lawyers.
The new King Of Spain, the Duke OF Aosta
is 10 leaveItaly for Madrid. next month.
-BradIey. Democrat. according to the ofllcia
returns. has 1901 majority for Governor Of Nc
Yada.
The Lyons silk factors are shipping immense
quantities OF goods in anticipation Of o visit from
the ePrussian-mostly TO England.
The new postal cards in England suggest OK
pedients for making them secret. Invisible inE
Is advertised, systems OF cypher are brought out
and inscrptable languages are adopted.
The Count de- Chambord has written lettei
to King Wlnlain, but has received nc answer, and
the Prr,ssIah Monarch further shows his dislike tc
the Orleanists by refusing to receive the Lcsi1t
mist's agent at Versailles.
The new German Confederation Is TO be called
Der Deutsche Bund, and Its purpose Is to secure
the inviolability Of German territory, to secure
the development OF German right, and TO promote
the welfare Of the German people. -
The cent arrival tsSew. .orleansiof shir
directly from china, wlth-.an assorted cargo O.
Chinese productions, is looked upon by tht
Picayune as "a fact Of very considerable sgnih
canoe.n slE.
IA Paris correspondent who visited the South.
ern:Hospisal last week, writes that he found the
following notice posted on the entrance door:
ssWhoever shall bring cat, dog, or three rats
shall be at liberty to stay TO lunch and Dime
NB.-It is absolutely necessary that the snima
ahould be brought alive. The skins may be TAKE
aWay!5, SUCH d notice 1t is said, is common on
the doors OF the hospitals Of PJris.
"A balloon letter from Paris gives the follow
Ing as the tariff and present bill o: fare for break
fast at the CAFE Rouen. Palais. Royal: ''Sardlnes,
horse STEAK, ome!ette, cheese, a bottle cf wine,
coffee cognac and eigars-the whole for four
francs. Breakfast. consisting Of plate Of meat,
With potatoes cheese, and half bottle of petit
hleu,Htns, may. be had at the cabarets at tsc
barrtess foS Splku Ell sous, - : (,
4T6ePhf adeiphfa Age says: HGeneraI Grant Is
but the agent Of New York company In the
enort to annex St. Domingo to the United States.
The capdtal of,thts congregation OF brokers and
jcbbers sid to consis; Of twenty shares at SIS,
ooosaca To tRlscompany .a!fthe mineral lands,
nln,priyileges, and PROSPECTIVE town sites In St.
Domingo have been granted. They also have the
monopoly OF banking, OF building railroads. and
drumming steamboats,. They are authorized, in
tAeevent efannexaaon,tt TO survey the public do.
main ofshe RegaDnc, and to have one-Grth OF the
same 6y AwHy 6fa Compensation. rThts- one fifth
they are to locate for themselves, In any portion
Of the Island selected. With such q One bargain
In prospective, It is no wolder the scheme Is
pussSd upon the attention Of the Senate with
psr.ihA cfy.s The lvids1ds VII be Sarge, 5and
hkhesshe> interest felt In the movement tthe
White House.n
On November co. says London journal. Queen
Victoria did graceful act OF courtesy in visiting
the Enapfess Epeeuie at Chiselhurst. Her Ma
.estyinas fhus added her name to the long list OF
those who have already paid their ,cspecls to the
devoted wife OF Napoleon The Third. Some per-
sons fancy that the visit had a political slgnih
canoe and den0ted the leauings or Sentiments ol
Gates no more than the sympathy which mem
Der the family OF fsovereisus naturally eN'ends
to an exiled sister. Among the things whicn Ih'
Empress most deeply regrets having lett oenlnl
her. in the hurry or her departure from Paris, was
photograph album which she had received froH
the Queen, and which cqhtathedsthe royal donors
-taph and seaJtioi Of Interesting por
trails. Hearing OF the loss, the Queen immediate
ly gave orders for the preparation Of another al
bum, which will take the place at Ch1selhurst o.
that which has been lest; the inscription and The
cartesde utsite beingfas nearly as possible th'
sameas those whlcs Mmpa parted so.much Ybue te
the gilt left ct the Tulcries.
An ingenious method OF smuggling has JUS
been detected in New York, in which emigrants
are implicated, but whether sSsnowingly or no
does not appear. This fraudulent evasion of Gus
toms consisted In sending to this country thou
sands of dollars worth OF valuable SILKS and Ly
ons Felvets, which ewere bsouzht nom Ireland )
the Boxes q :the erHigrantS which ssre furnisht
with false bottoms in which the smuggled goods
were placed. These goods were first smuggled into
Ireland from Frnnce. The boxes used In thu
smugghng operations we're made and sold II
emigrants at reduced prices by large truni
manufacturer OF Belfast, and the silks were doubt
LEGS placed in the false bottoms before they wer'
soll to the emfgrants. Before starting for lhis
country, the emigrants were recommended to go
onther arrival in New York. to certain emigrants
boardlng-houses In West street. and when they
arrived saerei it was aslnpse ina ttcr to remove
the smuagledgoods andreplaresthet bottoms
p estimated that the UniScd States Government
has lest not less than sa5O.Ooo in gold by thi:
cheating OF the custcmhouse. The business ha:
also been carried on With Baltimore, 1t is said
The goods thus smugg,ed, on arriving In New
York, were removed to txo wholesale houses o.
Broadway, who were thus enabled to sell fine
silks and velvets ut o low figure, very much under
the market ra.es.
The ship in the Colorado desert still continue:
to excite interest in San Francisco, particularly
as an exploring party OF four persons has just re
turned from search after this wonder. As wa:
the casa with previous explorers, this parry die
not succeed in reaching the ship, but only man
sged to obtain view Of 1t through field glass
fne leafer OF this party, who, it is stated, is man
OF Veractty aud good sense, saTs that lie found the
ship about forty-dvc miles southwest OF Los Pal
mos station aud the Gavassone lake, precisely at
the spot where it had teen reported by the Indians
and by travellers. The party had travelled
I'VE days and iour nights on thirty six gal.
Ions OF waters for four men and five animals,
and was forced to return without succeed
OF the party, however, pushed on before his CON-