The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-19
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1870.
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The sotsl eclipse ofthe suueMtl take place
: three days before Christmas day.
Among many others, the Hon: Charles j.
Faulkner Is named for United States senator
from West Virginia. am
.-Tbere are thirty.slx publishers, with se,ooo'-
COO capital, engaged hi manufacturing SUNDAY
school books in this country.
-Mrs. General Williams pate Mrs stephen A.
Douelas) ls reported to have fallen helr 70 con-
siderable property In Scotland.
Large as are the sums realized at Nillsson's
concerts, they are considerably less than Jenny
Lind and Barnum took in twenty years ago..
-Bri,ish CAPITALISTS are said to be gradually
bnv,np nm all the most valuable mines Of the pre-
clons metals in the Pacific States OF America.
EX-GOVERNOR Vance Is prominently named for
Unlted States senator from North Caro- na.
The New York Sun chronicles the arrival there
of Bishop Paulus, OF tie Oriental Church, Tor the
purpose 6f establishing q Greek chapel IN that
city. There are many Greek aud Russian mer-
chants in View York, II Is said, who will be served
by this church.
The Crlspln societies OF Massachusetts,, at
recent meeting In Boston, perfected o State or
ganizatloD, md decided that hereafter there shall
bs no more strikes In the society, and that the So
ciety sha,l be changed into cooperative one. IT
was also decided to ask the Legislature to aid
them, taking the ground that the principle In
yolved is the same as that approved In the aid
voted to certain railroads The Crlspins In Aassa'
chusetts number about twenty five thousand.
"A New York Herald correspondent at Will
left hprn TO
day ON a mission which is known to nobody. The
nmperor has addressed etter'to King William,
thanking him for having stationed his marshals
SO conveniently near him, and also TOT haVlng'
according to his intlmated Wish, qoartered part
OF the Imperial Guard In the vicinity or the cas-
t,e Chateau Aremocrg, in the canton OF Thurgo-
via, Is being prepared ftr the residence OF Napo.
leon Large quantities OF baggage have arrived
at the chateau, and the arrival Of the Empress Is
expected
. 1T is stated that the greater portion OF the
codee sold in the United States as sold Govern
ment Java" Is only so In name. All the conee
plantations In Java and the other Dutch East
India Islands are under the control otthe uo!!and
Government and all the best OF the crop Is shipped
by the "Maalschappyn or Dutch Trade Associa-
tiou ~ under contrac: with the government direct
from the island to Amsterdam and ROTTERDAM,
where It is sold at their regular monthly auction
sales For the above reasons, 1t Is asserted that
old.goyeruu,ent Java must be imported from Hol-
rsnd. On the other hand, It Is contended tnat
nearly, II not all the coffee brought to the United
States as old governments Java is imported from
the place OF growth and is either that portion OF
the crop which has been rejected by the Dutch
TO- onyY.a NH A hppn In
tho vicinity OF the Dutch possessions.
Tho London Figaro, In commenting on the
diplomatic controversy now in progress between
the Prusaian Auoas ,ador and Lord Granville, on
rhe rights and duies Of neusrals is not very COM
pqmensary to either party. 1t says that on the
9Th Ct October Count Bernstein wrote 80 pro.
.digious dispatch" to Lord Granville, and that the
English Minister In his reply Is quite as long.
Winded as the Prusslan Ambassador. And 1t re-
Sommends these 'Tacettously called notes' to
the study Of all penny aliners as most instructive
specimens Of the "spnnng out" business, being
persuaded that the count or the lord could either
Of them cover o whole page OF the Times In CIV
ing an account OF an ordinary street accident
Some Of our American oricIals are equally prosy
and slona.wnded, 30 that few people read their
t.oflcial documents" II breyity Is the soul Of w.t.
our public men have very little Wit, and some 0l
them no practical common sense
Beer Is so thoroughly an English drink that
iunumerable foreign producers OF hops begin to
vigorously compete with the English grower In
his own market. The Bavarlan, French ard Bel
gan hop.g growers have :he advantages lin times
Of peace Of climate OF q plantation In the full
vigor of youth, Of comparatively low rents and
taxes. with cheap labor. Our own growers,
whose acreage = immense, whose Improvement
ii, cultivation and management has been very
great, have thousands Of square miles Of virgin
aoil on which hops will do well for years without
manure, more equable summer temperature
and proverbial commercial energy. The New
Zealanders In the garden OF the world are making
efforts to be represented in London, and the Tas-
manians boast that their somewhat despssed
country will some day be the great hop growing
centre Of the universe. The rents Of hop land In
England have been very generally put up, local
taxation has nearly doubled and homo competi-
tion IL greater, for the repeal Of the home duty
had the effect OF increasing the home hop acreage
to a wonderful degree.
Gossip from the Capital Is to the effect that
Hotley will ignore the Presidents recall. under
the Tenure-of.oflce act. 1t is thought ScheIck
declines to succeed him, preferring to conte,t
Campbell's seat, be figured in and stay at the
head Of the ways and means. Senator wilson
has been discussing the new party movement OF
the Chicago Tribune with the President, who don't
think much OF the Trtbune's influence, but consld'
efs the Radical party prospects bright Sumner Is
reported determined to fight the President in the
Senate this winter and defeat all his treaties. The
reconstruction OF Tennessee to suit Radicals and
carpet-oaggers fs said to be a part Of the pro-
gramlDe fot next session. Some additional rlc;s
regarding Prev ost-P Paradols suicide show that he
had previously made three unsuccessful attempts
with chlorocorm. CTeswell prophesies that Mary