The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-24
HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE.

HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE. -
Cholera RACES in the ports Of the Black
sa.
Riots prevail in Ireland.
The Empress of the French has not
deserted her post-she is too brave and
patriotic for that.
Napoleon has ordered the expulsion Of e.
the two million Germans from France.
Dr.. Hicks has resigned the associate
pastors!iip Of St. Johns Lutheran
Church, Charleston.
A duel between two Young gentlemer'
Of Charlcston-Messrs. Cohen and Aiken;
resulted in the death Of the former, at
the fifth exchange Of shots. The dispute
arose about boat race. The fight was
across the Savannah. Previous to the.
arrangement they were warm friends"
Major Anderson, Of Fort Sumter noto.
riety is dead.
A correspondence has passed between
Mr.. Seiblcs Of the Executive Com. Tn
ion Reform Party, and 4. j., Ransier,'
Chairman Rep. State Ex. CON-, relative
to an interchange of discussion. Candi-
date must meet candidate, &c. That's
another cock thrown into the pit. We
anxiously await the denouement. -
Ra;ucv of Georgetown, is nominated
for first Con. District, by the Rcpnbti-
can party.
The Chcvalicr Bayard Of the South
Gen. IIampton-endorses Reform. Gen.
Hampton says that be cannot see how
anv true man can hesitate as 10 bis prop
er position, for unless change is made,
ruin awaits the State.
Scarlet fever has been quite fatal at
Abbcvi!le for some time past. Among
the deaths recently, are two young and
lovely daughters Of ". II. Parker, Esq.
The mortality among the blacks is also
unprecedented.
The militia of ELgcieId, the Adserti-
ser says, are acting in most outrageous
enthusiastically spelling fora row. 80
hey WEST, FLA, August 16.-Geno:
raj Ryan left Cuba August 6, and says,
at the present time, the Cubans feel con-
fdent Of their speedy independence and
early termination Of the struggle.
English experiments with the mitrai'-
leur indicate them destructive at close
quarters, but troops holding them may
be aunihilated before they coue in
range.
Georgia darkies are reinforcing the
Scott militia.
As the Conservative party in Aoreh
Carolina will fulfil their promises, so VIII
the people of this State stand by the de-
claTations they have made.
OTTAWA, August 19.-No rain here in
two months. There was terrific gale
last sight, and the destruction Of liIr and
property was great.
QUEBEC, August IA hurricane pas-
Scd over this city last night. The ship
ping was injured. and pilot on vessel
coming in vas blow overheard.
IIo! For LIRERIA.-The American
Colonization Society will dispatch an e1-
pedtion for Liberia on the lsr Of Norem-
Der next. Some twelve hundred names
Of colorcd applicants for passage, mostly
residents of North Carolina, are enrolled.
A guest at a hotel in Lcavcnworth,
Kansas, ate over dozen ears ofgreen
corn at one meal the day before his fune-
raj.
The oldest living member Of Masonic
fraternity in this country, if not in tho
world. is said to he David Styles, of Pres
colt, Wis. He is in his 105th year, and
xas made Mason on the 2lSt day or
May, 1897, over, scventy-thTee years
ago.
Three nephcws Of the King ofSweden
have Joined the ranks Of the French
army.
President Bush, Of the Greenvi'!e and
Columbia Railroad, states that for the
five months just expired there has been
an excess of nearly $4,000 above the
receipts his road for the same period
of the last year; and for the month of
July just closed, the receipts have been
onc-third greater than for July, 1869.