The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-19
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5at@In New N OK, yesterday, gold, after reach
-ing232; closed quiet at 2e} a2,s.. +
" Cotton closed dull, uplands l92c; sales
1850 baless W. =, :,
.aI.-eAtsI liverpool cotton closed fat; uplands
sN,g g0sieans; ;sid with salesiot 5000 bales.
is. NcFsriaud b to publishsa volume OF
,hssmAgsslne;writngs. ..-., 9ss... -. |
.Fiyehundred Chinese laborers, the first
4iooistsafs thousand expected, have arrived at
Ghhttanooga to work on q railroad.
sss1sSSventy-fye thousand persons, or nearly
Two mo thonssnd day. have availed themselves
q. or tie public baths In New York.
-Russta doesn't ssy much, but her 66s, ,4sl
new. .breech.l leaders and her half million cart
ridges per day factory, entitle her thinking to
Importance. ,ss -; I.
One of the daughters of Queen Victoria is
the wile of the eldest son Of the King of Prus-
fiafsas % that, should the King Of Prussia die,
,tiia husband OF Queen victoria's daughter
'-,W,,,ould WOO be King of Prussia. Adirect line Of
.lsroyaly runs through the British and Prussian
a4hrones@something of an alliance, in case Of
sseiicatec complication over the balance of
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1s.a@@Donn Piatt says, apropos Of Fish's runaorea
u ,depalture fsom the Cabinet: ga distinguished
.smnmbero,the government told me, yester-
;dssy tGat Il Iknewwhat was pending, would
: sspt sssset On my knees and pray Heaven that Fish
might be retained: i have not followed his
Gsadyice for when sin prays for folly the prayer
~ vim not avail much; but I do hope that my
b yeaerable Eafdine may remain-not that l
s..care straw about his successor, but how can
write letters II all the solemn pumps are
ostskan axayr i.,-i... .e.3,4.. ~.
rs.o-Iae news Of the great war In Europe has
s1SreSted aHfeiy excitement In amusement CIR.
y ieain New York. 1t Is well known that seve'
olrai, the theatre amanagers are busy securing
dramatic talent In. Germany and France. vi
..course, during the war 1t Is very doubtful
whether any able-bodied men will be allowed
:. to- iesye, the countries involved In hostility.
Mr.: Gran has formed a full German company
Ito accompany Madame Seebach MIR. Maret-
9 sak In busy In France securing French singers
2 o:t5 tale part in the coming season Of fopera
bSnfie at tho Grand Opera House. How far
the ARRANGEMENTS afthese gentlemen may be
- 9t10I6uoEeU WILL Oy tuot - hoh1u hoAAV VI "o' -
{; is impossible as yet to tell, but the matter is
exciting the liyeliest interest among the mana
: gerinl people who haunt the vicinity Of Four
{; teensh street and Union square.
.S.A The most reliable information from fTsnce
Is that the reports about the failure Of the crops
o hare been exaggerated. The statements
z which have been somewhat industriously and
:. :, eagerly circulated as to the prevalence of
,h.drought and Its extensively damaging effects
to have been dictated by interested
osmotiyea or TO have been the results Of very
. imperssetknowledge Of the facts. The drought
9i!hss S6sotedthe crops but partially, even In the
lighter soils, snd.in:otheE parts not at all. The
whole yield Of cereals, IL is said, will not be
one third shost IL the usual average. Large
> = French speculassrs, In combination, having
Thought largely in Loldon and elsewhere, are
;atntefested In creating and intenst1ying appre-
hsnslons OF deficiency. The London Times
states that sslss recently reported as having
gs.bean made Tor the French Government, were
7iif4S4 made for these speculative parties.
ssai : euaie aquatic sports are all TIE rage in