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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-23
PLEBISClTUM IN ITALY.
THE SIEGE OF ToUI RAISED.
LYONS TO BE THE CAPITAL OF TIE
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.
MOVEMENTS OF THE FRENCH NAVY
A NAVAL DUEL TO BE FOUGHT IN JAPA'
NESE WATERS.
French Reports.

TOURS, September -.
The Prussian cavalry entered Mautes and
Sur Seine, and made requisition for food'
but subsequently, rejoined their corps, when
was marching in that direction.
Fighting around Paris continues with vary
ing results. No serious engagement has yet
taken place.
The report that the Prusslans had occupied
Orleans has not been confirmed.
The manufacture Of arms for private parties
and for the government is daily on the in
crease.
Letters from Metz picked up at Feuctrange
reiterate the assurances that Metz is well pro
visioned, and that the morale of the garrison
is excellent.
Count de Ia Guerroniere was arrested at
Harseilles while returning from Constantine
pie, but was released Immediately by order OF
the government.
tits rnmored that Lyons will be made the
temporary capital Of the Provisional Govern
ment.
The government ia determined TO keep the
'sReds" in check and prevent any excesses.
ELs1NoRE, September o.
The French squadron, consisting Of an arm
Cd battery and four steam corvettes, passed
here to-day. Other French vessels are Sig
nailed at Sprago.
Italian Reports.
FLORENCE, September %.
The pletisctum is to be taken in Italy TO de-
oide whether Rome shall be the capitol OF the
kinpHom
English Reports.
LONDON, September 90.
kilograms in some Of the daily journals as
sert that the Prussians having been repulsed
in their assaults upon Toul have abandoned
the siege, and are on The way TO the army in
vesting Paris.
Dispatches from Bombay state that the Ger
man corvette Medusa and the French cor
vette Duplex have made arrangements for
naval duel, to come of in Japanese waters at
an early day.
1t is stated ON dubious authority that the ex-
Emperor intends issuing manifesto, and that
the French Senate will meet at Limoges.
No Aid for Suffering Germans-Farra-
CUTS Obsequtes.
New YORK, September u.
The Evening Post says that Secretary Fish
has instructed Washburne that he can do moth
Ing in the name Of the Government to relieve
the suferings of the Germans who were e1-
PEELED from Paris. Great disappointment pre-
walls in official circles at Berlin in conse-
quence of this decision.
The obsequies of Farrag,lt will lake place on
the lst of October. General Alexander S.
Webb has been invited to act as chief marshal.
The steamship Hermann, of North German
Lloyds, sails on Saturday, with a cargo Of
10000 bushels of wheat and large quantity of
tobacco Several steamers Of this line will
soon be put on the route between this city and
New Orleans. to run until the ocean commerce
is perfectly safe.
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- GOLD AND BOND MARKET.
LONDON, September 22-Evening.
Consols 924. Bonds 7Os.

LONDON, September 22-Eyening.
Consols 92l. Bonds 70s.
NEW YORK, September 22-Evening.
Money irregular, but easier in the after
noon on announcement that the government
had purchased an extra million of bonds.
Brokers balance loaned at 5; prime discount
TAG. Little doing in business paper outside
of the bank. Gold steady during the entire
dsy, closing dropping. An extra million OF
bonds, purchased by the treasury, was fully
discounted before awards were announced.
The large offerings, nearly nine millions, tend
ed to check the previous buoyancy, and the
fluctuations Of the day was confined to quarter
million of dollars. Sixty-twos l3; fours r.;
1ves l2t; new loj; sevens the same; eights
10E; forties 81.
FRANKFORT, September 22-Eyening.
United States bonds 943.
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its officers since the morning. The number OF
it was the SD, and to the usual nquiring
glance that all officers who had not seen me
before throw over my most unreg'mental at
tire replied by offering him drink OF some
Of the dlrtiesr water ever saw, which l had
procured from pond, and which to both Of Us
was better Than tho best iced champagne.
There was no ilquiring then; | was instantly
the best fellow he ever saw, and he told rue all
about what fun it was to be in command; that
be thought he was sure to get something now,
and that he meant to have another 20 in di-
rectly, &c. BE WAS the most thoroughly
English German boy ever saw. We stood
under tree together, and gave him some
cigars and left him. Two hours afterwards l
saw his dead body laid out with others in q
row, the cigars still stuck between the buttons
of his coat. This one little anecdote, when I
say it is but fair sample Of other regiments,
will show how fearful the loss has been on the
Prussian side.
English Workfngmen's Denomination
in Favor Of France.
An immense popular demonstration TOOK
place in Trafalgar Square, London, on Monday
night, in favor Of the French Republic and
against German aggression, Several hundred
thousands of citizens, chiefly workingmen and
tradespeople, participated. The square was
Illuminated with calcium lights and thousands
OF transparencies, the latter bearing liberty
notices. The .!sStar.Spangled Banner" and
other American airs, and the "Marseillaise" and
other French odes formed the leading part
of the musical programme. Several speeches
were made. A spirited address to the Repub.
lie of France was adopted, In which it declared
that the monarchs Of Germany prosecute the
war now against Republicanism and not
against France, and that in so doing they are
guilty of great crime against liberty and
humanity, against the people OF Germany as
well as against the people OF France. The
address tells the people of France that the
English people have demanded, demand, and
will not cease to demand the recognition OF
the Republic In France until they shall have
wrung compliance with their will from Vacit
lating and cowardly ministry.
1t Is universally admitted that no such de
monstration has ever before been seen 10 Lon
don; and whatever may be said or lett unsafe
by the London Journals to belittle and 10 mis-
represent it, 1t Is considered by thinking mer
here to tie the beginning of q political cnangs
in which the government Of Mr.: Gladstone nas
prepared the way, and by which 1t Will Dt
swept out of power if it fails to accept and az
sistlt.
was announced that national association
of workingmen had been formed In the lnte r
este of European peace; that an agltatlon II
favor of arbitration In the stead OF war Woult
; be begun and carried on throughout England
| and that demonstrations would be prepared
| before the assemblage Of Parliament, to Wnlcf
Parliament and the Government would OF
compelled to give heed.
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OFFICLAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Poston1ce
at Charleston, for the week ending September a.
1870, and printed oficially In TEE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
~ Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are Advertised"
~ ONCE hours from A. II. to 6H P. II. On
Sundays, from sH to 6H Pm.
STANLEY g. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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there is strange if not preposterous building
Of octagonal shape, with series OF cascades
descending from its foot, through FIVE basins,
to "Grotto of Neptune" The building at the
top of the cascade Is named the Riesenschloss,
from colossal statue, which Is an immensely
club having cavity in which nine people can
sit. Such Is Wllhelmshohe, whose precincts
are reached from Cassel by a straight avenue
OF lime trees.
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TRIAL OF IN lRoN-CLAD.

LONDON, Septemb er %.
The new iron-clad turret ship Hotspur has
just concluded a trial trip at Davenport. The
interest felt in her success has sensibly grown
since the loss OF the Captain. The result was
pronounced entirely satisfactory. The Hot
spur carried twenty-five ton gun, which was
handled readily.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-23
pRUssIA,s ULTIMATUM.

Favre supersedes English Efforts by
Himself Arranging an Interview
Granville DiscournSes the Efforts OF
LYONS TO Ascertain Terms of Peace
Interview Between a British Secre-
.ary of Legation and Bismarck
Paris to be Burned If Necessary
RussIa.s Attitude.
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GLORIOUS FOR TIE CAMBRIA.

LONDON, September %.
Before the adjournment Of the British AS
sociation for the advancement Of science, Mr..
Lowston, secretary OF the Liverpool Board,
read a paper proving the yacht Cambria to
have adhered to the 'sGreat Circle" on her
last trip, and to have been superbly navigated.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-23
The Edpefleld Advertiser says:
CENSUS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBI4.
WASHINGTON, September 2

WASHINGTON, September 22.
The customs for the week ending the 18th,
were - 500, 900.
The census shows the population OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia to be 1883; Washington
C;tv lO9, 338.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-23
STEAMBOAT SNAGGED.

MEMPHIS, September "a.
The Edinburg, from Cincinnati for New Or
leans, was snagged at Island Forty. The pas
senger5 were saved.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-23
HE11ow FEnER IN NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, September ~.
The deaths to-day. from yellow fever, were
nine. Natives of Italy four; France two; Ger
many two; Virginia one.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-23

s- Persons depositing letters in the Postofnce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp q let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-23

Abrahams, Mrs T
G r F
Alexander, Ma-lP
ria Ann F
Ball, Miss Lavi. T
mia f
Barnwell, Man,
cy 4
Baker, Lydia d
Bayett, Susan. 4
ma
Berry, Susan q {
Bee, Mrs Betsy lG
Benford, Mary c
Blskely, Mrs E e
P I
Boyd, Mrs Su- I
Bowmen, Cath |
Bridge, Caro- |
line II
Brown, Miss A !
Burt.s, Miss q ]
| q
Campbell, Ellen !
| Carroll, Julia |
| Chaplin, Jose- L
phine (
Chism, Mrs Hen-|I
~ |
Cleapor, Mrs A I
Clark, Mary E L
Clark, Martha
Coffin, Miss q
Eliza ]
Coogan, Annie G.
Cohen, Pauline ]
Corcoran, Mary ]
Conlin, Mary ]
Ann "
Co,esby, Ellen I
Davy, Margret E
Davis, Hannah
Devineau, Eliza &
A I
Dickson, Mrs l.
Dodds, Mrs p
George
Donnelly, Mrs %
Dufort, Hattie
Edward, Mrs ALL
NJ
Edwards, Mrs ELL
Emery, Annie /
English, Mile u
Erickson, Elm u
ma u
Farrour, ,PatSey
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Machael, Mrs.
Mark. Anna.
Manuel, Rosa,
lMiken, Miss W
Middleton, Eliza
Miller, Rsalas-.
.IMlller, Mrs r r.
Mitchell, Mrs
81 Anna
Moore, Miss T
Muir, Miss Jane
Need, Mrs Isa- 4.
bella
McCants, Mary
lMcGrath, Marg.
3i re-
Mex Kinsie, Mrs B
7lOakes, Anna II .
Patricks, Mrs
Parker, Mrs T.
Petit, Mrs Er.
nest
lPUrcher, Lydia
B Price, Miss n p
e
QuIgley, Mira.
Jane II
Rauey, Susan
Ramsay, Mrs
Georgia
Randolph, Mary
Scfem, Emely
ISeabrook, Mrs i;
| Marion
Shirl0ck, Mrs
! Johann8h
Simmons, Ali,e-
Sinclair, Mrs
| Alice
Singleton, Ar.
| miner
Taylor, Lutte
! Lie
Thomas, Eliza L.
Thomas, Nancy
Thoma1, Mrs 4
Uzee, Sophie
Vanderhorst,.
| Mary Ann
|Yolghts, Mary J
Wallace, Susan
Walker, Virginia /.
lWlckers, Marg-
| ret
Wlghtman,Jau
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SUIT FOR LIBEL.

Boston, September p.
Durham & Thayer, publishers OF the Times,
oethis city, have been sued in the Superior
Court for libel by J. W. simonton, of the Asso-
ciated Press. The matter of complaint COZ
sists OF series Of articles upon the admins
traion OF the affairs Of the Associated Press,
which the plaintiff ayers reflects upon his per-
sonsl integrity.
Sinonton's friends claim that these articles
were unprovoked and so clearly malicious as
to leave him no other recourse than to force
the assaiants to face their own charges in
court.
Real estate of the defendants to the amount
OF forty thousand dollars has been attached to
abide the result of the suit.
ALTHYC0vDITION OF THE BANK
OF ENGLAND.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-23
THE NEW MINISTER no ENGLAND..
WASHINGTON, September

WASHINGTON, September o.
There is great excitement here on the sub
ject of the appointment of the new minister
to the Court of st. James. Ben Wade, of Ohio,
is the most prominent candidate at this mo-
ment. nm an! 70 of,e'-s7---il
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LONDON, September %.
The specie in the Bank of England has IT,
Creased s22, 900 sterling.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-31

ISFoRNArIoX has been received from
Gen. lie Gendre, Consul at Annoy, that
the Chinese Government; has limited the
expectation of Chinese laborers to ves-
sells of the treaty powers, and the Con-
sui seems to be of opinion that the eff
feet will be 20 decrease or prevent this
kind of [eoo!ie emigration. This
meaos that the English Companies who
have herrtat ore controlled OF attempted
to eor.roI aui carry on the nefArious
cooI:e trade, will, in future, be power
less.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-31

BERTHRoNG IN wAsHINGToN. - The
friends of Mr.. II. Bcrthrong, lately a
member of the Silver Star Base Ball
Club, will be interested 10 the following
account, by the Washington Chronicle
Of July %, Of q base ball match in
which he distinguished himself:
The return game between the Jefferson
and Olympic Clubs of this c.iy yesterday was
a one-sided affair, resulting IN favor Of the
Olympics by score Of AZ TO 6.
The batting Of the Olympics was immense,
and their fielding first class, while the Jeffer-
sons batted poorly and folded very loosely.
Berthrong made his appearance as catcher
in the Olympic's newly reconstructed nine,
Ewell playing first base. Berthrong leads
the score, excellent in batting and fielding.
Reach played short and played it we'll. Allen
and Atkinson did some good work in the
field for the Jetferson's.
Below we append the score:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-31

A REMEDY FOR SCARLET FEvER.-We
find the following in an exchange. Il
is evidently a harmless device and even
if 1t should prove unproductive OF bene-
TT can work no detriment:
As this dreaded and dreadful disease
is unusually prevalent in this city it may
not be inOpportune to state that an emf
nsnt physician claims to roo SCARLET
fever of many of its terrors by prescrib
log for the patient warm lemonade with
= little mucilage, as often IS is desired,
and the application of warmth to the
stomach. He directs that u cloth be
wrung out of hot water end laid on the
renewing itas often as it cO0ls.
with this lreatm. nj be guarantees that
not one 10 a hundred cases will prove
fatal. aL
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A FINE Psr-The Stockton Independ-

.
emit ofJuly 2sih relates this incident:
Two days ago, Eddy, sixteen months
old son OF Mrs. Phillips, who resides
with her brother, Joshua Sesn,auds,
Superintendent OF tie Rural Cemetery,
had been loddling about in the grass
and carried 10 his mother live snake,
three feet and a half in length. With
one hand be had hold of the reptile
around the body, about elk iuces from
the head, and with the other near the
middle, the snake squirming violently
as the lille fellow held firm aad packed
it along. The iucident, as n matter of
course, startled the mother, who inef-
fecrually ordered sonny TO drop his pet,
ami only succeeded In getting it out oi
tbs hands by killing it With a broom
handle and taking i, from Eddy BY force
young America yelled Justify on be-
ing thus uncer-moniously deprived Of
his pet
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CARSON CITY
GAS COMPANY.

H,HE CARSON CITY GAS COMPANY HAS
i besn formed for the purpose of lighting Car
son with gas, and it IS Proposed to u-e the Pneu-
matte meth ii tRands patent) as furnishing the
must economical and briiiant light known.
The capital stock of the Company has been fixed
at $50, 900, Consisting Of 500 shares of the par
value OF 90 each.
1t will !. e necessary for $4,000 of stock TO bs
subscribed in Carson OF the remainder, SIS, 900
is reserved Tor the tacific Pneumatic Gas Conpa-
ny As payment for their patent right, and IS, 900
is reserved by the Carson City Gas Company as a
fund from which the Trustees at any time
extend their mains to meet the growing
quireInenis of the city without leyying ASSESS
uient or suspendinS dividends
The assessments stock will not exceed fifty
cents on the dollar, and will De due as follows ::
Ten dollars share on sock being issued; ten
dollars in September; ten dollars in October. ten
dollars III November, and the remaining ten dol
lars in February.
The Pacific Pneumatic Gas Company p; oppose to
light the town within ninety days after the con-
tract between themselves and the Carson CompA-
ny has been signed.
About one half the stock has already been SUBJ
sCribed and il the remsiuder is uckiy taken up
the city will De lighted before end of October
The sGbscii on Ii can be seen at I q store of
John u. Fox, e.. C.-rson street, and all PERSONS
d. sirous of taking stock requested call as
early possible and sign for the amount they
wish TO have.
If citizens using coal Cal take gas as they
have promised the Carson CT Gas Company with
in few months will be able to declare dividends
Of tine or four per cent. per month n the cash
capital invested, while selling gas ut s. per thou
sand, relatively lower price than gas sells for in
San Francisco. jy26tf |
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TRs CIR, il is said, leans rather to
France than Prussia. If, as is said !,
Austria favors Prussia, and Russia sides
with France, something has come upon
she poten,a,es Of Europe to cause q re-
msTk a BILE revolution in sentiment since
,h- days of the Crimean war and the
5sttl, of SOlferiro
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-31

We gather the following from las
evenings Gold Hill News:
j Benjamin Nathan, . member Of the
New York Stock Exchange, and thought
to be worth $4,000. 600, was found,
dead, in his room, which vss in an ele-
CANT brown stone house 81 Fifth ave.
nue., covered with blood and wounds,
his skull fractured and every indication
of having been beaten to death With .
ship carpenters sool called . dog"
The servants and his sons, who slept
close by, heard no noise in the night
and we're shocked at 6oding, in the
morning what had happened. is sur,
missed that the perpetrators contemplate
ed robbery. No clue. The Stock Ex-
change offers $40, 600 for the apprehen-
siou Of the murderers.
Prussia declines the services of foreign
military officers at head quarters.
Germany is complaining that England
is furnishing the materials of war to
the French.
I, is rumored tina, the King Of Prussia
has abdicated.
There is q prospect of an early relief
to the New York mosey market. Gold
is flowing in.
II is rumored that Lord Lyons and
Grammons have negotiated the terms Of
peace between England and
France.
The Prussian forces are moving. An
engagement is imminent.
The Texas cattle disease has made its
appearance a, San Baeno, Cal. Forty
head Of cattle have died.
Gold 1911! greenbacks s4!@s5.
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Il
The following letter from Genera
O'Neill to friend in Ohio will be reat
with interest:
In JAIL Al BURLINGTON, VERMONT
July 9. 1870.
| Nv Dear General: Your very welcome
letter of the 18th, postmarked Both ult., came
duly. 1t is certainly very gratifying to me "a
know that one who has shown SO much devo-
ton to the cause Of Ireland As you have done
is not willing to Join in the ssyusf, lying, and
coscardly attacks that have been made upon
me.
have statement Of my connection with
the F. B., from first to last, nearly ready.
which shall publish in phamphlet form as
soon Is can get the necessary means for
printing, &C. Notwithstanding the large
amount Of money which haze made BY the
F. B., according to the report Ofthat imnsac-
ulate body called the Senate of the F. B., yet
l am here, a prisoner. without dollar to fee
a lawyer, cent to buy a newspaper, station
cry, postage stamps, &C.. while my wife and
children at home are suffering for something
to eat, expecting every day that he to whom
they have right 10 look for support would
be released from = felon's Jail, even for
while, by the organization for ,chich he has
sacrificed ererything.
remain, very truly, your friend.
JOHN O'NEILL.
O'Neill, when he wrote that letter vas
in Jail in default of $40, 900 bail. No
doubt be made a great blunder when be
attempted to ieaI the Fenian invasion
Of Canada; but that does not justify bis
desertion by the Fenians of the country.
Indeed what can be expected of an or.
which thus coldly aban dOns
its champions TO their fate? In times
recently past hundreds of thousands of
dollars have been contributed to the
Fenisa cause and is il possible that
now, when so distinguished member
Of that Organization as General O'Neill
IS 10 trouble he is not only compelled
% 60 to Jail for want of bail, but that
while there neither himself nor his fam
ly is provided with the nee sssary means
o keep them 10 ordinary comforts of
life? That such is the fact seems but
90 true. This state of hfairs does not
peak in very high terms for the F.niau
and il should serve as
Ea,riog to other Irishmen not to sub.
&C: themselves 10 such troubles as have
efallen this neglected and disheartened
eader of that organization. A society
hat does not seek TO protect its members
5 not worthy of any just persons con-
ijeration.
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How 1Hx MoxEy Cones IN.-A dis

How IHE MoNEY CONES INA dis
patch dated Washington, July % says ::
A comparative statement of internal
revenue receipts shows the aggregate
for the first fifteen months Of the pres.
-nt Administration to be S66, 500, 657
greater than the last fifteen months of
the preceding Administration. The
amount collected for the fifteen mouths
prior to the Is, Of June is $27s, 1922 ,344.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-31

ABstaAL FARRAGUr is reported dan
g-rously i'll At the Portsmouth, N. H.,
Macy Yard His disease is the asthma.
4 Is to be feared that the grand old Ad-
sn,r.i-nov more than seventy yaars of
zss-sill not long survive.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-31

IT sEExs to be highly probable that
France will evacuste Rome and give
Victor Emanuel and Garibaldi an op-
portuuity TO make that city the Capital
Of Italy. Of course the Pope is 10 great
alarm.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-31

Hos. ToN FIrcH, who is advertised
to speak at Elkc on Monday, q, Carlin
on Tuesday, and to 60 thence to Hamil-
ron, may be expected here early in the
coming month. A letter to that effect
is our authority for this statement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-31

.rJURY TO GIN SIGEL.-A carriage,
on Broadway, New York, ran into and
over Gen. Franz Sigel the other day
and broke three of his ribs. His pnysI-
Grams think his injuries will not prove
sr:,0as.