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FROM COLUMBIA.
Death of Judge Dawkins.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
CoI r,,fRrI March 81
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GOLD AND BUSINESS.

Prospects for the Spring Trade In New
York-yyan Street.-The Specie Pay
ment Spurt-sacrifice of Dry Goods,
&c
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H,Ea4CsH HARLsE ST NGal
le,.w IA .l. .l,t1a aaqyiR - S4'teg:nfI: zt2
CIGAR NAN UiFA1o:T o ETY.
No, sl4 KING STREET, CORNER SOCIETY Xiod
ri CHARLESTON, g. C. 81 Ia!r1oi
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OFFICE PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO., luie
MARCH II, 1870.
On and after SUNDAY, 18TH instant the Trains
will run as follows: -.
PASSENGER TRAINS. 2
Leave Appomattox Depot daily Sundays ex.
cepted,) at $40 A. NJ. and Ais P. M. Arrive at
Weldon daily at 920 A. N. and 7.l6 T. M Leave
Weldon ut ESQ A. NJ. and $50 ?. N. Arrive IN
Petersburg at $50 A. n: and 6.45 P. N. -
Only two Trains on Sundays, viz: Morning Elk.
press Train going North, and Evening Express
Train going South ''4
FREIGHT TRAIN TO WELDON.
Leave Petersburg for weldon daily Sunday ex.
cepted.) at L. 80 A. n. Arrive at Weldon daily at
e.25 p. NJ. Leave Weldon at $40 p. N. Arrive In
Petersburg at 3.45 A. N.
FREIGHT TRAINS TO GAST0N.
Leave Petersburg for CASTOR on WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS, at 6.15 A. II. Arrive at CASTOR
at 1920 2. n. Returning the same day, leave
CASTOR at LIS P. NJ Arrive at Petersburg at 7.l6
Pm.
The Depot will be closed at s O'Clock P. III. No
goods viii be received after that hour. y:c
r. B. PEGRAH,
mct22 limo General Superintendent
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THE WOES OF wHIIEExoRE.
[ERoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

A Great Speech at Camden.
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w HIN CT o N.
1rRoM THE ASSOCIATED PRBss.l

FROM THE ASSOCIATED fhbSS.1
WASHINGTON, March 81.
The Senate is in executive session on the ap-
pointment of Bradley for one Of the Judges OF
the Supreme Court.
In the House, on regular call, there was
nothing important from committees.
canvass of the Senate shows thirty-hVe
senators ayerse to the ratification OF the San
Domingo treaty.
The Senate remained in executive session
over an hour, confirming General Pleasanton,
nice Bailey, collector of the Wall street dis
trict. New York, and Joseph P. Bradley, Su-
preme Judge-afterwards various petitions
were presented.
A bill was introduced transferring the ap-
pointment of revenue supervisors to the Pres
ident
The bill distributing arms or their equivalents
in ordnance stores to the Southern States' que
from 1861 to '65, was passed.
The Georgia bill was resumed. brakes
amendment, authorizing the Federal govern
ment to suppress disorders and assess the ex-
penses from the people, was discussed, but no
action taken, when the Senate adjourned.
In the House bills were introduced incorpo-
rating the Indian territory and Gull Railroad,
authorizing water guases on the Mississippi
and its tributaries; it provides for regular
system of observations. Also, bill to pro-
mote commerce and amity between Mexico
and the United States, by encouraging citizens
of the United States to aid Mexico in develop
ing the country.
resolution was introduced that the South
and West was entitled to more circulation. 1t
was referred to the Committee on Banking
and Currency.
The rules were suspended, and the bill ap-
propriating twenty thousand dollars to the Sis
ters of Mercy of Charleston, to rebuild their
orphan asylum, was passed.
The Tariff bill was resumed, and it will be
debated tonight.
Governor Holden. of North Carolina, tele-
graphs the President to suspend the habeas
csrpus in that State. Holden telegraphs a
senator: sswe have Federal troops, but we
want power to act. Is it possible the govern
ment will abandon its loyal people to be whip
ped and hanged? The habeas corpus should
be suspended at once
The Democrats voted in body for Bradley
to-day. The vote was AZ to 9.
The Supreme Court decides the tender OF
payment of taxes before sale for taxes, under
the law of 1862, was equivalent to payment.
Subsequent sale by commissioners conveyed
no title.
The court disclaims Jurisdiction in the Florl-
do claim of Commodore Meade. it having been
adjudcated in the Spanish court after the
treaty of 1919.
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RAILROADS..
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS . PARKER,
NO. 2s7 K1NGsTREET
mchs tuths1mo CHARLESTON, 8. @
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CAROLINA RAILROAD.
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GENERAL SUPER1NTENDENT's OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, S. g., Sept. Is, 1859. !
On and after Thursday, September l6, the Pas:
nger Trains On the South Carolina Railroad WILL
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Gov. Holden, of North Carolina, has
declared CaswcIl County in that State,
in a state OF Instruction.
The Government Treasury of Phila-
delphia was swinded on Saturday out OF
some fifteen thousand dollars by means
of ingeniously altered gold checks.
George T. Dutton of Vermont, passed
satisfactory examination, and was adj
mltted to the Naval Academy at Annap-
oils, Nd, last week.
One of the buildings of the California
Powder Works, near San Francisco, eX
ploded on Saturday. One white man
was killed and two Cinnamon seriously
hurt.
The province Of st. John, y. b, is
suffering from drouth. The crops are
all suffering, particularly hay, which, in
the Upland, it is sad, will not exceed
half a crop.
The New Hampshire State Fair will
he held at Manchester during the first
week of September, and every effort is
being made to make it great success.
The governor of the workhouse at
Plcasington, England, recently ordered
a lad named John Barring to be "duck-
ed for soiling his clothes. lie was
ducked SO thoroughly that he was
drowned, or, as the coroner's jury hath
it, met ''death by misadventure.
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The Court for Caledonia County has
finally adjourned, or rather, the June
term has closed, after four weeks of jury
trials, and several days spent in the ad-
iustment of Court cases." as they are
called. The term was so tedious that
one panel of jurors became weary, and
q new panel FOR the last week was order
ed. An observer of most of these cases
in Court cannot wonder that jurors be-
came tired, and our wonder is that the
Court can endure the investigation there
of. because OF the little Importance at
tached to so many of them, beyond the
fact that two men, perhaps, have be-
come hostile To each other about some
trifiln. matter, and an appeal is had to
the County Court.
In our boyiood we we'll remember
that our duty, in harvest time, was TO
pick up the small potatoes. 1t was an
odiou, task, and, small as we were, we
felt rather too large TO do nothing but
this work and now we can readily
sympathize with Court and jury when
they are called to try So many OF the
tritling cases which come into our Court,
three fourths Of which never should be
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PASSENGER trains will comm nr.
ming on Tie Portland ami U,,j.,.
Road, to the foot "t Lax, \ .,.,....
month making connection ,,,r
steamer on the LAKE.
Attic recent railway acrld.r, i,.l..
land, the dead and wrun.l,.! ,y,r.
dered indiscrimina.cIy. Th. ,o, i.'-
display of rings, watches. c,c ,'-
came all humanity, and even noI,....
lent the wreckers Their aid in I..,,..1
the corpseS.
Edward Corners Of Boston ,,l.
Gently tossed Il lad named Ea,tm.r H..
the dock from the state prison ,,.. ''.o
and drowned him. waS ON Frid.,
victed Of manSlaughicr H. .-...
was deferred
Spotted Tail, ON his lcfrrn F., s..
tribe, found that his wife hlI d.!
day before his arrival. H.. a,.r.,..
her death to the influence OF Nh. ,....
and buriel all tie rl,~.ui~ i,. r....'.
in the grave with h-r l. l., ,....-
that all the @ood effect, o., .,- ~.
Washington viii o.. d.--i@ .... .,....
fortunate occurrence.
t. Hon. John ". liaa,l,,a
nenburg, has been npm.r...,. ,...
mont Senate, from t.>-,.N /. 80 Z,
is well known in bu>ir,>- cl-....
several years, was AN .nli.r-n..,.
of the House. TIE uumiaai ... ...
cellent one anh %. ruur,. >l. b.. ....
by larsa majo'iIy.-Lmcrt ..
can.
The knights OF st Cr.-rn l.f
meeting in San Francisco. t, p~.....
against the further introduction taa...
laborers. The census deputies in ,.-
fornia have received. instruction, ..
Marshal Morris to carefully ,l,ur..,...
the Chinese, a., UAi.r tine fog,i......
Amendment, cla->.iyin. th-m IL r,., ,.a.,.
he State. it Is ~aid ~. 10. .n..,.,
another Congre-~mar Several .u..s-.:
Cinnamon nave lri' san Fnuo-.. ,-
Georgia.
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SEC. The term OF office Of Sena-
tors and Town Representatives shall be
two years, commencing on the first We'd =
ncsday OF October following their cleo
ton.
SEC. 5.-The term of office of the
Assistant judges of the County Court,
Sheriffs, High Bailitfs, States Attorney,
Judges of Probate and Justices of the
Peace, shall be two years, and shall COM
mence on the first day OF December next
after their election.
ARTICLE vi.
SEC. AT the session of the Gener-
al Assembly of this State, A. d., 1880,
and at the session thereof every tenth
year thereafie r. the Senate may,by Il vote
of two-thir,ls of It's members, make pro-
posals of amendment 10 the Constitution
Of the State, which proposals OF amend
ment, If concurred i'll bv 4 majority OF
the members of the House of Representa-
tives, shall be enter"l on the Journals Ot
the two Houses, and referred to the Gen
eral Assembly then next to be chosen,
and be published in the principal news
papers of the State and If majority
of the members OF the Senate and of the
House of Representatives of the neXI
following General Assembly shall re-
spectively,concur in the same proposals OF
amendment or any of them, it shall bl
the duty OF the General Assembly to sub
nit the proposals Of amendment, 50 con
Cured in, 10 direct vote OF the treemcr
of the State and such of said proposals
of amendment as shall receive a majority
of the votes of the trecmen voting there
on, shall become Il part of the Con.tltu-
ton of this State.
SEC. ,. - The General Assembly
shall direct the manner of voting by the
people upon the proposed amendments
and en- act all such laws as shall be nee
essary to procure 4 free and fair vote
upon each amendment proposed, and to
carry into effect all the provisions OF the
preceding section.
SEC. 3.-The House OF R4presenta'
tivcs shall have all the powers now pcs
sesseA by the Council OF Censor- 10 order
impeaChmentS, which shall, In all cases
be by vote of two-thirds of its mem
bers.
SEC. l.-The torty-third section Of I'll
second part of the Constitution .! thi,
Stale Is hereby abrugated.
ARTICLE VII.
The Judge, OF the Supreme Court shall
be elected hienuialiy, aud their term ui
office shall BE- t"o years.
Given uuI," my hand and the seal oi
she S.atc, Il; Morri>tnwm, this 2"ti
e. y OF June, \. ID. 1870, and of the
Independence Of the United States the
niuety-fourth.
GEO. w. iIENDEE.
By the Governor,
join W. NAKen,
Scc'y of Civil and Military Affairs.
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keep large force of hands on repairs
ana improvements, both on dwcIliu q
houses and shops.
In presenting this list OF the new
buildings already finished in our village,
a;,;i those now in process uf corSiruc-
tioH, We have undertaken quite 1t labor
We have endeavorcd 10 present Il correct
list, bat possibly lave not in every in
sianrc ,blnine,i the cxac; figures rs to
the eize, quality and cost of houses being
erected; vet we believe orr figures are
mainly correct. TIL re are undoubtedly
,e,c.al building. such a. neg barns,
buildings rcp"ircd-and ~"mc of them
made good as Lew oncs-wh;ci we have
.,n: been able 10 obtain.
Gar lii icr tie present -cas)u lows
81 buildings either finished or TO b.,
completed, since 1870 came in. Many
of these are elegant residences, and
would do credit to a larger town than
ours. There are also several rev ousi-
ness blocks, completed the present year,
which are surpassed by few, If ally, ii
the stale but 81. all these We nave
spoken quite often while ghry wetc J,iDg
built.
In the year 1868 we presented our
readers with statement # new build
ings similar to the one above given.
We considered that list as extremely
large, and tending to show something
OF our prosperity and growth T.; yet upon
comparing the figures of 1868 with those
of 1870, we fad that the latter exceeds
the former more than 30 per cent.
After perusin@ The ABOVE article, the
question that naturally ali-es in the
mind of The reader is this :-Will 81.
JohnsGury continue to increase in popu-
latiOn and business for the next ten wears
as it has for the past ten We sc no
reason why ii should not. IN fact, lhcre
are many things which 20 to convince Us
that it l. almost certain to do -. In
addition to the already 'argc manu-
featuring business nyw carried on in di.-
ie.ent portions Of our N,!l"g,, which by
the way, j. beng constantly enlarged
and cNtendcd-nud thr business and
TRADE from the surrounding ;nWi.> which
finds Il centre hcrc-ir addition TO all
this, We son expect To see the Portland
q OgIcn>burg Railroad IN successful op-
Grafton. bringing with i, Il large traffic
and trade, an increased prpa;ation, and
udan' Thrill. AID business. In fat.
we think the future Of our town i ,n-
couraging and hopeful.
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DjsUsfr0,;S Fire at .i{0HcHeSfeF.


LOSS 4 Cl ARlER of \ hii-''i'-''
MANCHESTER, \. H., July 8.
About 3 o'clock this morning fire
was discovered in Drake N Carpenters
spice store, in the rear of the Merchants
Exchange in this city. Before the alarm
was given the whole building was ablaze,
and when the fire department arrived the
flames had spread to adjacent buildings
on all sides. Owing to q scarcity of wa
ter the firemen were unable to stop the
progress of the fire, and but for heavy
rain which set in about 1 O'Clock, this
city would probably have suffered the
same fate as Portland, a few years ago.
As it was. three hours elapsed before the
fire was got under control, during which
time five or six acres of the business part
of the city were burned over, including
among the buildings destroyed the First
Baptist church. the Masonic temple, the
American hotel, the offices OF the Mir
ror and the Daily Union, a large number
OF stores, and 60 or 20 tenements. The
most important losses are as follows ::
Manchester Mirror. loss $4,000, prin-
cipallv in presses, which will be lm mcdl-
ately replaced; insured tor $4,000. Drake
q Carpcntcr,spces and cotfees, Sll 900,
insured for $500 VI. w. Cove, bonnet
bleachery, $1,000, uninsured James NJ.
Clough. grocery, $500, insured; Coiley
u Browns building. $4,000, insured
for $1,000; Colley IL Blackmer, painters'
stock, $500, no insurance; First Baptist
church :Sl5 ,OO0,an organ $4,000, Insured
for $500; W. Hill, machine shop, So
600, insured for $500 y. :. Farley Il
Co., ale-house, $1,000, insured for 900 :;
Scott " Jewell, grocery, 20OO, uninsured;
Waite brothers, dry goods, SO, 900, in
Surrd for $1,000: q. w. Hawkins,
house, $1,000. uninsured; Thomas Sui
liva,, house and barn, $1,000, insured
$1,000, Abbott X Kelley, painters
stock. $500, insured for $1,000; Mrs.
Theodore French, house, $4,000 msIred
for : 600 Barton X Co, dry goods,
$4,000. no insurance Charles = Fisher,
house, $1,000, insured for $500 j. q.
y Sargen,, gas fittings, $4,000, lnsur-
ed y. = Clark, dry goods, $4,000,
insured tor 5000; Joseph Mitchell, no.
Itl. 5000. no insurance; II pma-
Smith, hou-r. $500, uninsured Fear
lngS store, $1,000, insured for 10000 ;
.jack~un's store. 5000, 10 Insurance ;
Jamcs- stables, 5000, insured tor s.
900 L. W. harrington. owner of Ma
souic rcraple, SjO,U0o, insured ior
twenty thousand. Harrington Is the
largest loser. johnson " harrington al
50 lose sixty thousand, partially insured,
in Il tenement block y least 20a ami
lies were thrown ont oil their homes, and
the total loss Is estimated at two hundrco.
and fifty Thousand, insured Tor about
half the amount. No !o>> of litc or Sc
l'iou, accidcn; i, reported.
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The fearful massacre OF French and
Russian residents in Pekin, the particu-
lars ol which are 9iven in IA dispatch
from London of the 9TH inst, appears to
have been one of the worst cases of mob
violence To which the foreign residents in
China have been subjected. The prime
pal victim, ON this occasion Were the
French. towards whom the moo display
cd the most merciless tcrocity. The dis
patch states that on the morning OF the
2l>t of June. an organzed mob OF Chi
u,>c appeared III great masses in the
quarters populated 10y French residents.
and immediately commenced an attack
on all Frenchmen whom they encounter
cl,kiilng or shockingly manning them. In
this work the mob encountered some lit
tie resistance, but only enough Ia miiame
it, fury. Armed with slaves. hludgeun-.
knives. and in some eases with firearms,
thu rioters >tormcd TIE French Consulate.
and hrutaly maSSacred the consul and
the secretary OF the legation. besides
woundiug several OF the attaches. From
this they turned To the residences of the
foreigners. sacked them, attacked the
inmates and DRAGGED them forth into
the streets. where they We're hrate!. or
hacked to death. Tho rabbc also killed
several Sisters Of Mercy and Il number OF
priests. all foreigners, mainly French.
and also beat to death several Russians.
Leaving thei? work of murder seemingly
more from the want OF victims ;han any
other motive. the mob finally rushed TO
the Roman Catholic cathedral, drove
forth the wor-hipers, and took posse
sion. and after sackin- the building, set
fire 20 it, and IT was totally destroyed.
These accounts. it corroborated, will
furnish Sh material for intiammatory
haran9ucS to the anli-ChineSe orators of
this country.
Z. Slater advccs discredit the
above report.
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On t"c morain@ OF July 6, shout ,
a'ciuck !Hr-l - r":~.yd the house If
Nathan Fem, at Milford. Conn Mrs.
Fem being awakened 10y the noise made
by them, awu!,c her husband and inform
ed Him of her fears. IL Immediately
sprang from the bed. ani one of the bur
glars, who was in Il STOPPING position in
front oL the bed started TO escape, follow
cd 10y Mr.. Fem, who ii supposed collar
ed him, 'and while Mrs. Fem wa, in the
act of giving an alarm she heard a pistol
shot. and her husband came into the
room, supporting himself by the wall,
and said he was shot, sinking to the
floor, where lie died in few moments.
The alarm was at once given and Off
GERS sent in every direction to capture the
murderer, who with an accomplice made
his escape across los. The church bells
were toilcd and The greatest excitement
prevailed The Slectmen have Offered
Il reward Of thousand dollars for the
arrest of the murderer. The burglar
carried off Mr., Fenns pants but fortu-
natcly Il large amount Of his money was
under his pillow and was not taken.
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4 Threatened U'UI. tH Europe.

y terrible war seems imminent he
tween the great powers OF Europe.
The Immediate ctu>ci~ the propo-cd cIev;.-
ton OF Prince Leopold OF IIol,nloii,ru,
to tine Spanish throne To til, Napolc-
on, the emperor of the French, SAYS.
NO, and emphasizes his NEGATIVE l.,
putting his army ca war tuotine. auJ
preparing with haste and caru,~ln.~- i,r
a >snguinary conflict. The objection O.:
Napoleon TO the crownin. ui L. .poid
i obvious The emperor ot Tia. French
Ia, Ion loose! with ul-.ru-. amt
concern III the prosperity oi i'ru--ia. and
to Sc TN, now tirot-cla-- power ct tu-
rope virtually adiiu- tn. spanish realm
10 II, possessions, i tou much tor a Boz
naparte to stand idly 10y and permit.
And more than this. Napoleon has Il
camirdate ci lis own for this throne, in
Prince Alphon-o.
Ga lie otter hand. Prussia says this
elevation IF Prince Leopold IS not o.
her seeking, bat that il the Co;tc-
chooses him, he shall have the supper.
of Prussia and the North German states.
Thus the matter stands at lq>, ac-
counts. 1t is believed by some that Ma
poleon is 50 fierce tor war with PluS-
STA, that even ii Prince Leopold has
withdrawn as a candidate for the Span
Ish throne, rs was last reported. the en-
peror, like :hc wolf in the fable. that
met the lamb at the brook, viii find
some other prctcuse for tight His ar
rogancc may yet get check from Bi.-
mark.
but the voice OF every civilized nation
should he heard TO cry out agains; Suci.
Il great wicke,inc>> a. the butchcring of
thousands OF human tcingS on any such
tiimSy prctcNr. Ii Is shockin- to think
that the lives OF - many innocent men.
amt Ill" G'StliIrS ui @Iva; la.IoIlS. DC
ponds So LARGELY, on tie caprice or the
ambition at one or two unfIinrplcd men.
We are sure ENGLAND will u.c her in
tluence for peace, aad ~ trust TIL, Ia
ton will do the same.
Should war ensue, as now appears al
most inevitable, other powers would also
be Implicated. Most likely Austria ana
the South German states would ally
themselves with France, and North Ger
many with Prussia. Such coalition
would give Napoleon an army OF trained
soldiers TO the number of nearly 500, 600
at once, with q reserve Of "a million and
a half; and the king of Prussia about
the same number. The shock of such
armies would be terrible to contemplate,
We await further adviccs with anxiety.
yet not without hope.