The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-21
NEWS OF THE DIF.

Gold at New York, yesterday e!oseo III
rslalss. a,u.
The New York cotton market was dull;
uplands 1890. .,o,,,
At Liverpool cotton closed quiet; up.ands
s,d: Orleans 9sd; sales 5000 bales.
s-Iadame Marie seebach and her German
dramatic company arrived at New York Sun
day on the Java.
In the lower and more deasely populated
portions of Philadelphia, malignant ieVer
has broken out, and many persons are suffer-
Ing wilhit.
Since Queen Victoria took her place on the
English throne, thlrty-three years ago, every
other throne, from the least to the greatest
has changed occupants.
There are several women surgeons in the
French army, and 1t Is asserted that they ex-
nose themselves to the greatest danger IN rush
inr to the assistance of the freshly fallen.
Malignant bilious fever has broken out
amonr the troops on Governors Island, New
York, and given rise to report that yeiio"
fever is prevalent there. Nine deaths hare
occurred. -
-a-Ionisa Murray, the abductress Of the
Digoy child In New Orleans, La, has been
tried, found guilty, and sentenced to the peni'
Tertiary tor FIVE years
Peru has deliberately formed an assocla-
tioa with capital! Of sl,00O,0oo, for the i'm
por,asion OF, Chinese coolies. This Is different
from the Immigration to the United States.
Our Chinese come freely, and are free to go.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe has Issued sort OF
pronuactamento against war. She styles II
tan appeal to womanhood throughout the
Eorld,n and asks that q general congress OF
women be called to promote the general alli-
ance of nations and the amicabie arbitrament
o: difficulties.
"A number OF elderly ladies came to the
Marie, at Paris, to ask If dogs, cats, parrots
and canares came under the head Of the ''use-
less mouths which were ordered to leave the
city. They were told, in reply, that these
creatures could not be so considered, Us, IN
case Of need, they might be eaten. This re-
spoase in no sense appeared to please the Ven-
cradle danes.
Another gigantic map is exhibited at the
CRYSTAL Palace, London, In which the soldiers
retreat and advance with the advices received
bf tue telegraph By means oil these ,contri-
vauces we can discover accurately, from day
to day, what Is the progress Of the war, and
are relieved from, the painful process Of trac-
fng out what has occurred BY the aid of the
newspapers and small lsmaps...-
Great Britain has forty-one iron-clads and
seven; building; France twenty-eight iron
clads and twenty floating batteries; Prussia,
f4e@iron-clads and two building; Austria,
eleven iron-clads; Russia, three iron+clad5,
e.azen. tlirret.ships and six monitors; Italy,
SIX. iron-6lads; Spain, three n-clads; Turkey,
seven iron-clads, and the United States, forty
FIVE iron-clads (chiehy turret vessels for coast
defencel and four building. -
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed a committee to e1pend the $4,000 aE
propriated by the Legislature of Maryland for
the collection and burial Of the remains OF
the Confederate dead who fell at Antietam,
South Mountain, Monocacy and Gettysburg:
Messrs. H. Kidd Douglass and George Freaner,
of Haserstown, and ]. H. Gambrill, Of Frede.
rick. A cemetery near Hagerstown has been
selected as the pace for interment.
1t is said that since 1866 preparations for
the certainty of war with France have been
going on so thoroughly In Prussia that not a
railroad car even has been constructed either
in Prussia or any Of its dependencies -Saxony,
Bavaria or Baden-in which the primary idea
ofits construction has not been military capa-
city and adaptation, rather than passenger or
merchandise traffic, and on every such car to-
day IL use in Prusslan Germany may be seen
distinctly marked the capacity Of the same for
80 many men or so many horses.
What are called retreats" ore getting to
be an Episcopal institutonin England. They
have long been conducted by the Roman Cath
.olics, but have only been introducedln the Eng
lish Church during the past twelve years, un-
der the auspices Of the Society of the Holy
Ceess." A number of clergymen put them
selves under the direction of leader, and, in
some retired place, celebrate the Eucharist
daily and confess to the leader. Father O'Neal
and R. w. Corbett, s. S. 6, who goes about
vita cord about his waist, are nsw conduc-
ting retreats In England
The greatest pic On record was made at
Lowlher Castle, In Westmoreland, in the year
l7Se, and was sent'up as present TO the King.