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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-11

AFFIIRS IN LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS. August

NEW ORLEANS, August 10.
The Republican State Convention to-day
made the following nominations: A. Dubuclat,
State Treasurer; james Graham, State Audit
or. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Dunn is president OF
the convention.
The Congressional District Convention, held
here to-day, made the following nominations:
First District, General ]. H. Sypher, for both
terms; Second District, A. L. sheldon, re-nom-
mated; Third District, c. B. Darrell: re-nomi-
mated. nc.,
The Republicans Of the Fourth and Fifth
Districts will hold conventions in their respec-
tive districts in September.
The census returns of Lafayette Parish
amount to ten thousand three hundred and
eighty-nine, showing an increase IN the
population since 1860 of one thousand three
hundred and eighty-six; number OF planta-
tions. six hundred and siXty-seVen.
Privates David Kelly and Mike Ford, OF
Company E, 10Th Infantry, were killed at the
barracks by Joseph Bowen. Of the same COM
mand, by shooting with musket. Charges
have been preferred against the murderer.
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THE G4Y SEASON 1T THE VIGLNIA
s p r I ING s..
IFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

REp SWEET SPRINGS, VA, August S.
This is the sweetest and most romantic spot
in the Virginia mountains, and, under the ex-
cellent management OF Mr.. Thomas Kinnirey,
has become favorIte and fashionable resort
There are now about two hundred and fifty
persons here. Among them are Generals Jos.
E. Johnston, Pickett and Rust In conversa-
ton with the former he expressed himself very
freely about the European war. He said the
French possessed great advantage in their
tried and skilled generals, who, on the fields Of
Alglers, the Crimea, Italy and Mexico, had
proved themselves the worthy successors of the
old marshals Of France The Prussians are brave
and earnest, but they want experienced OIL
GERS. General Johnston Is very quiet and un-
oblrusiye, but quite cordial in his manners, and
looks with sanguine hope to the happy future
of the South.
Last night the first masquerade ball of the
season came of, and it was decided success.
Mr.. Morley, the well known costumer, was on
hand with variety of splendid and comic
dresses. About eighty masks were on the
amusing. Here might be seen stately Polish
Count promenading with Old Aunt Molly; John
Chinaman in earnest conversation with the
File dal Regiment; q grim Moor playing the de-
voted to the Evening Star; Humpty Dumpty
rolling about the floor In all sorts Of attitudes
and playing all manner Of antics; Paul Pry,
with his inevitable umbrella, always In every
body's way; Father McGraw and. Judith Nc
Cam dancing an Irish jig; Joan Of Arc and a
wild Irishman holding converse sweet;" Lord
Dundreary flirting with lovely Marqlise of
Louis XVt's Court, together with confused
mingling OF princes and princesses, Spanish
girls, Scottish lasses, counts, clowns, highland
ere, goddesses, &c.
At eleven o'clock the order for unmasking
was given. At midnight q grand march march was was
proceeded to the supper room, where mag
nlfcent repast was served. After spending an
hour here the ball went on with greater Zest
than before, and continued several hours
longer. LEAolNE.
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in Ohio, General schenck, chairman Of tie
ways and means committee, has been renomi-
mated for Congress, Notwithstanding his decli-
nation week ago. 1t is well understood that
he will now reconsider it and accept. The
Democrats will probably nominate Hon. Lewis
D. Campbell, tor many years Whig and Ke-
publican representative from that district, ana
also chairman Of the ways and means commit
tee in the thirty-Nlth Congress, but whe now
acts with The Democratic party. GeneFai
Schenck's majority for the present congress
was but ATS, with yallandIgham as an opponent.
and il is claimed that this can be overcome
with great ease either with Mr.. Campoell Oh
most any other nominee except Mr. Yallan'
digham.
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WARRINGTON.
The. Georgia Elections.

WASHINGTON, August 10.
Attorney General Akerman hiss addressed
letter 10 certain Republicans in Georgia. vino
have requested his views On the subject Of an
election in that State. He declines to give a
construction of the act of Congress relating to
Georgia, but on the assumed ground that the
question Is left for the decision of the Legisla-
ture. He is IN favor of an election, and against
an extension OF the terms Of the State of6cers.
In party view, he thinks the Republicans will
be more hurt by preventing than by holding
the election, but if it were otherwise he would
not sacrifice principle to success. He desires
evary precaution against nfairness, apd should
the election be unfair. would have it set aside.
Rear Admiral 8. P. Lee succeeds Admiral
Poor IN command Of the North Atlantic feet.
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CRY FOR REFORM.
Urgent Appeal from Daddy Cain.
From the Missionary Record.l

We need to reform ourselves; we need to
cast out those corruptionists and spurn them
as so many wild beasts which destroy the peo-
pie. These men are now engaged in corrupt
Ing the masses of the ignorant, by certain
colored men, who are the tools in these white
mems hsrds. Ist not humiliating when our
county commissioners bring TO town their EN-
ployees from the country to vote? Is it not
humiliating when they bring men from the
marl-diggings and keep them in their houses till
time to vote, and try to put them in as legitimate
voters When they offer one dollar head
for their votes, does it not cali loudly for Re-
torm2 Does it not call for the displacement
OF these dishonest men and putting in their
stead honest men? We declare that it is
time for the colored men who are the voters,
and who have to bear all the odium of what
ever Tillany these white men may perpetrate,
to rise up and cast off these vile destroyers OF
our good name. While we vote for such men,
We will ever bear whatever Of wrong they per-
petrate. Will the people, therefore, continue
to keep these men in place Let them rise
up in their might and dethrone them, and
secure to themselves honest men and good
government.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Archbishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, arrived
in New York yesterday on the 81. Laurent.
The China arrived in New York yesterday.
Hon. Jefferson Davis sailed from New York
Yesterday per steamship Russia.
The investigations in the Nathan murder
case, in New York yesterday, brought out
notbinr of interest
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jesty the Emperor OF the French, Judging it
useful to bind closer the ties OF friendship
which unite them, and so confirm the re!a-
tions of good neighborhood which happily exist
between the two countries; and being beside
convinced that to attain this result, which is,
moreover, of kind to insure the mainten-
ance of the general peace, it is for their inter-
est to come to an understanding on the ques-
tions concerning their future relations, have
resolved to conclude treaty to the following
effect, and have in consequence nominated as
their representatives the following person,
viz:
His Majesty, DC.
His Majesty, &c.
Who after exchanging their full powers, which
have been found in good and due form, nave
agreed on the following articles:
ART. I. His Majesty, the Emperor OF the
French, acquiesces In and recognizes the gains
made by Prussia in the course of the last war
waged BY her against Austria and that powers
allies.
ART. II. His Majesty, the King Of Prussia,
engages to facilitate the acquisition by france
ofEuxembourg; and for this purpose his Males-
ty will enter into negotiations with his Majesty
the King of the Netherlands, with the view o.
inducing him to cede his sovereign rights over
the Duchy to the Emperor OF the French, on
the terms of such compensation as shall De
Judged adequate or otherwise. The Emperor
of the French, on his side, engages to assume
whatever pecuniary charges this arrangement
may involve.
Art. III. His Majesty the Emperor of the
French shall raise no opposition to fedora
union of the Confederation OF North Germany
with the States of South Germany, excepting
Austria, and this federal union may be based
on one common Parliament, due reservation
however, being made of the sovereignty o
the said States.
ART ". His Majesty the King Of Prussia
on his side, In case his Majesty The Emperor
OF the French should be led by circumstances
to cause his troops to enter Belgium or to con
qunr it, shall grant armed aid to France, ant
shall support her with all his forces, militar,
and naval, IN the face Of and against ever.
power which should, in this eventuality, de
clare war.
ART. S. To insure the complete execution o
the preceding conditions, his Majesty the Kin,
of Prussia and his Majesty the Emperor of tn
French contract, by the present treaty, an al
| lance. offensive and defensive, which the
solemnly engage to maintain. Their Majestic
bind themselves, besides and ia particular, t
observe its terms in all cases when their re
spective States, the integrity ofwhich they re
ciprocally guarantee, may be threatened wit
attack; and they shall hold themselves bound
in any like conjecture, to undertake withou
delay, and under no pretext to decline, what
ever military arrangements may be enjoine
by their common interest conforinably TO tn
terms and provisions above declared.
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bombarded Wllhelmshaven, lut only to try
the guns of. the iron-clads. No landing was
attempted.
Eleven river gunboats weresent in sections
on the I'd instant, from Toulol to strasbourg.
The new gunboat invented by Farcy, sentfrom
Cherbourg to strasbourg, is small vessel
nothing more than floating gun-carriage-
able to carry the largest Brlongun, and draw
inc three feet of water. AS ills letter closes,
great part of the expeditonary forces is
arriving.
Proclamation by the Empress.
PiR1s, August Z.
The Empress has issued the following pro-
clamation:
"Ftenchnsen-The opening Of the war has
not been favorable to us. Wehaye suffered a
check. Let us be firm under his reverse. and
let us hasten to repair it. LIT there be bat
one party in the land, that of France; single
FLAG. that of national honor. come among
vou faithful to my mission and duty. You
will see me the first in danger to defend the
flag Of France. adjure all good citizens tc
maintain order. To agltate would be to con
spre with our enemies.
"Done at the Palace of theTuileries the I'll
day of August, 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
.sTuB EMPRESS RECENT EUGENE"
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Il RIOT IN CLINTON.

LONDON, August 10.
A dispatch from Hong Kong says that on
July 2lst, the French Consulate at Canton was
attacked by the rabble, and the consul COM
pelled to seek protection under the British
hac. The foreigners generally are threatened.
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ALL PARIS AT FEVER HEAT
THE PEOPLE PRESS THE TROOPS
TO THE FRONT.
MORE PARTICULARS OF THE PRUss1AN
VICTORY.
PRUSSIA FORMING A VOLUNTEER
NAVY.
NAPoLEoN's MILITARY INCAPACITY THE
CAUSE OF THE FRENCH DISASTERS.

Reports from London-More of the Fight
OF Saturday.
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UNITED ST4TES COURT.

TPRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
GREENvnLE, s. c., Wednesday, August ..
The court was opened at II o'clock A. NJ,
as on yesterday.
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9lu5 Yfu,lal,piiS.

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f,abt btr Staoi cine Der sftn @9dibinen, sfups
t5sumebt Az uiad,sn. autgeiteat unb t iebt berett
1uIsaee au ebe belebge Guuntit6t ausuhibrsn pelGt
in ber Hirssften 3eit ausgeibrt tuerben.
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gtnads (ss ptro iein lsnilder aroeB 8tbrau&t( unb
Sbt Dtp 2dnbbauer ober Yanter In Gtano, es NIT bfr
Eaemaldltns (Driu) auesuitreuen.
Ssrr @dmuel Ednbs, ben G1nopirtben uno Pfap
Iril Der Rer Gtaaten sbr mobl beiannt als tribtr,
bsraus8ebsr bss ar,sritan arirrr 4 JIra #ssifsrz,
bat bic 2eihins bes Dirsans bss untsrjeidntftn ID
Rr. 63, Suhze3aps, nabs PrattitraBs, hbsrnomrttn.
no ts ib ansenebn itn tpiro, bic Etiut ootr Gui,
fridge jsinsr alien 6reunoe ~ tnlpfangen.
$45 pro &oint. In ntstn Sadtn. ir lptlGf Sihs bf.
red9Net iuire. 1.--
aanobsbautr uro Nnesrt no singeIacst mtins Fabrii
40 bsfibtiaett ea Id 9ihts ~ oerbergtn babe.
Sa iuelns Geute nldts Beritedie5 III tbtiu tabtn,
10 III isint Wnieiet init ~1tin @fntrits seffdttetz
an Der Gneangstbre soer tam .nsins isabri uni.f,
iptsn uno bic Writ uni Reeiis oes GnoGsnms tsns
I'd, fa,ri lelns s. 10 ob.r 20 Ero,tni gotntFuu an
b6nbItr beiabIsa, inoen nen Derbies 10 lroirnt nt
HberlleiSt. 300 81.
RnodSumsbI iuis es bon mir staadlt iprs IN porirtf.
l& uno elm dbnlid.sr Nrthl lam nidbt I'm BsrbdlniB
url Preijs atusatt ptrbfa. sat H. 'ua H1lr
Il, - Jofbua $5ornsy,
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eide her Ibess nns Gtlrtinsfrass.
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Gpnntics,


Ser groBe lInteriAieo III Den Aus8nben Der
Counties tann unieren Geiern nibt ent9eben.
9ie bette oausbattung bat Garrol 60, mels
dies BON einent Ysrnl0geu bon sic. 6.G93, $40
nur 4 @ts. a. 500 bsSablt, Die ibletteite st.
Wtarp's unD Gbarles. welde BON relp, So
0Oi, 81 uno So, l0G, ,8S5, reip. 20 unO "a 9is.
G 500 3ablcn.