The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-26
NEWS OF TIE DAT.

NEWS OF TIE DIP.
Gold closed strong in New IcIk, on Satur-
day, at l25al3c -,o
bales.
in Liverpool cotton closed dull; uplandS
s,asId., Orleans 93asad.; sales 5000 bales. :,
The cotton crop of Sumter will be short
fully one-third less than the prospect some
time since indicated.
The use of kerosene Oil has been prohib-
tied on board Of all United States revenue
cutters.
A .ssiiyer brick" worth s3l23 &c, has been
made in Nevada, and is to be sent to the Ger
man Sanitary Commission at Berlin.
Hon. Alexander q. Stephens Of Georgia, is
80 much better in health that he is able in fine
weather to take mild horseback exercise.
They do not like the Cinnamon as railroad
builders in Texas, and propose converting the
.Celestials so employed there into cotton pick
ers.
1t is reported that Marshal Mcmahon
solaces his sick hours by reading the obituaries
of himself which appeared at the time OF his
reported death.
The Passaic Cotton Mills, at Patterson N
r are atout to be removed. with all their ma
chinery, to Flat Shoals, Dehalb County, Geor-
gia- ..a.o, ,,,t . = Stewart. of New
York. being one of the largest importers OF
French hnery, has shown his regard for his
commercial friends in Paris and Lyons oy con-
uibutipg twenty thousand francs for the benefit
ofyounded French soldiers.
The negroes appear to be leaving North
Carolina in large numbers. The Wilson Plain
dealer SAYS some eight hundred colored people
from that State have applied for passage to
Liberia. in an expedition to be sent out by the
American Colonization Society on the lst NO
yember next.
Secretary Fish has instructed Minister
washburne, at Paris, that he can do nothins
whatever In the name Of this government to
relieve the suffering CT the German residents
expelled from that city. Great disappoint-
ment prevails in official circles at Berlin in
consequence of this decision by the American
Government.
The Chinese irruption continues eastward.
On Tuesday an invoice of prime hands from
San Francisco arrived in South Belleville, near
Newark, n. J. The importer is Mr. ]. B. Her
yey, who will use the heather in his laundry
works. They number sixty-elght. 1t Is stated
also that T. P. Simpson & Co., railroad con-
tractors of Mauch Chunk, Pa, are to get 500
Chinese coolies, and the first instalment Of
$50 Is expected to arrive at Port Jervls in
few days to work for So per month aud found.
EKoopmanschaap, the agent for importing Chi
nese, says he has orders on hand, mostly from
New England, for 10000 ofthem.
"A letter from Raleigh, North Carolina,
states that soon after the meeting Of the new
Legislature articles of impeachment will be
preferred against Governor Holden, and that
as far as the facts are now known, no doubt Is
felt that two-thirds vote of the House of the
Legislature will be secured in favor of them
for trial In the Senate. He will be charged
with the violation Of the habeas corpus clause
of the constitution, and the laws Of the Legisla.
ture Of that State made In pursuance thereof,
though other specifications will be included in
the proposed indictment.
Nilsson has appeared and then York
papers are enthusiastic. The Times says thai
the Impression she made cannot be exaggera
sed--that her voice is "wondertul'- Il
possesses ssvelpety breadth" chow is that FOL
high y "a luxurious abundance never before
matched" The Tribune declares her voice
"without flaw" ''perfectin purity" ''scaline
empyrean heights" SC. The Herald thinks
that in cultivation and dist.nctness she surpas.
.ses Jenny Lind, and the world atfirms that she
has note and a half more compass than either
Lind or Tltiens. And one and all are enthu-
siastic about her "fair, sweet face" her
sscharmlng SMILE" her ''lustrous eyes," and
s.her light golden hair, which is the glory Of
the Northern women" nilsson is to be a sue
cess, that is settled.
The overturnings In France have made
>.aueer work, socially and politically, with indi
viduals. Leon Gambetta, who now makes
and unmakes protects and mayors, and rules
the whole hierarchy depending on tne nome
nf7ce. is the son of dealer IN hardware IN
the south Of France, and was unknown TO tne
pubNc until the day, less than two years ago
when he pleaded the cause Of those students
arrested for the Baudin demonstration. Less
than three years since he was unable to attend
,ha political parties of one Of the republican fe
male celebrities because he could not procure
a dress coat and white tie. Princess Mathiide