The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-05
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TNEWS OF TIE DAK.

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e:ssGoio :lss M at New York yesterday closed at2li
IsstI :I.st;ts .iieff ,ssTi:t:ec '--g 50
The 4 New Wy York cotton market closed heavy;
ssa,es:ss bales Ct s 1872 ss.sssao.
- At IIIye:poo cotton closed dull upsands
I'D. Orleans sld; sales 5000 bales. 2,7ii
Drawing and. qnartering. for treason has
lust been abolished in England.
=Ehe New York papers say, the, detectives
sIhsve clues which will surely lead o.lhe detec;
stion. of Nathan's murderer.
- five hundred Scandinavlans held meet
log In Chicago and passed resolutions Of SYM
,pathy with France.
THE North German steamship Lelpsig, from
Bremen, arrived at Baltimore yesterday morn
.tng. se.s
~ La Cincinnati gentleman offers to contrl::
sdate sloO In gold to Prussia every week dur
ing the war. ..s'>.s
ION gate post in front of a farmhouse out
Westis Is sign reading, ssNo, life insurance OF
sewing machines wanted here
7. General Loring, late Of the Confederate
.States Army, Is in the service of the yiceroy
OF Egypt and writes that he likes it very
.much. 80. -'iis@
4Mr, Pspan, of the French Humanitarian
:soeiety, is in Southwest Missouri, looking for
Hand. upon which to colonize two thousand
French families, .s,.. 1s
IA: Hot occurred at Harrodsbarg, Mercer
-CUmtyf KY, on Monday evening, in which
one white man was killed! and several wound.
!Thrss u; -four blacks were killed and If
teen or twenty wounded. i:13 - 50
urDr., Livingstone is alive once more and
,:Iasheea heard FROM: Dr.. Kirk at Zanzibar,
s8s Gsd q letter from him; and he is soon TO
1ifWhia appearance at one Of the European
:See1e6fents.s ;s-ssss. -.
!. .-fhB Congressional Democratic Executive
Committee has perfected ats organization for
'fampaign work, With It's headquarters at. the
Capitol The committee Is at present engaged
In distributing documents on the tariff ques-
tioua In exposition of Republican legislation in
behalf of special interests. y
The. Agricultural Bureau thinks there is
good reason for stima:ing she cotton crop for
shiA9YeaF lat tribe less than three million
thaiesr On the South Carolina coast and in
.Atahama, the crop isunusually good, aud the
arrival of new bales In market exceeds that OF
kast year. ....,,z.e2e. - ..l..s 1f
referring to the report that signor Brig
~ noli and Miss McCulloch were married in Port
II and on the l4th instant. the Press of that city
says, thar the lady anil gentleman did not ar
rive In town until the day following, and that
no license was obtaineS from the city clerk as
thesiaw requires. 1t is therefore safe to con
..eiude that the marriage did not take place.
The colhred aristocracy Of tie National
Capital are in hot water. Alexander Alherga,
htotherIn.law to the Haytien Minister, was
srrestsd The other day on complaint OF
Downing. the well known colored caterer, OF
..teifasluAn9 him out. Of a large sum Of money
an speculative Investments In trade with
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Governor Hoffman peremptorily refused
&C commute the sentence Of John Real, The
New York murderer. The moral courage the
Governor has displayed In this matter does
him che highest credit: Apowertul combina-
zion Of political friends, backed by great capt.
:,.aFtsta, had united to bring about contrary
decision, but the Governor has shown that he
{ not the man to block the operation OF tie
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