The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-13


aoa lisaiii atNeW York tclosed, yesterday at l2s.
The New York. cotton market closed
ateSdY: IEi1 in1plands 4slc; sales 1900 bales.
.!sstfIiyerpool cotton closed dull and irreg-
nlar: ,aatpliands ,atlin shasid:; sales 5000 bales. 90
the lab6ring population of San Francisco
oro holding meetings against further importa-
tions q eMongollans. assa
The official canvass of the oregon eiectlon
returns gives Democratic, majority on the
Congressional ticket Of s43, and OF 636 for
Grover, Democrat; for Governor.
"A meeting Of the sfareowners is TO be heio
IN. Havana to dIscrssr the mos1 feasible plan
1srsas early and, general abolition abolition Of slavery
In tha,islAnds ssaiyae ei i:eis-' y =. -,
TIE nameso Of General Gustayus W. smith,
General Basil, Daker and A. g. T; Nicholson, OF
tennessee, were stricken from the Disability
bill before itsp passage BY the Senate.
The New York:Yaeht Club is making ar
-xangements for the reception of the Dauntless
and Cambria. Pools sold Saturday night at
odss.Sandred d, the pauntless to sixty on the
Gsm6ffs. sS.;g = -.
e:Hfss. General Sherman presented q hand
.ome bouauetto each OF the SIX senators s-Nye,
SAWYER. Carpenter, Warner Abbott, and Buck
inghaurNiSS isppk ketin opposition to the army
b,li.vhsch fsduoes 1.-The salary Of her husband.
The, Rochester IN. =. } Express. Radical g. s
comes ns m out sauarely In favor Of sending Fred
sDoustass % succeed Jndge Davis In Congress
-1t says Mr.. Douglass. IS the ablest and most
widely known public man in his Congressional
district, sie,s:a .l;.I..!.i4 .7,1agsa
ssEalonel Joseph Banlon; for: seyeral years
"A 81 prominent member OF the New Orleans press,
died on the Sd instant, at the Rockbridge tVa.)
snr,nes... He.waas an officer In the confeder-
ate army; andwas badly wounded at the bat
tile OF Chanoell ellorsyille. s.,,..s .,.l,.eg
President Grant, In b communication to the
Senate, thropgh thu secretary OF State, hopes
that immediate steps viii be taken for the Sc
.carftv. of the rights Of American citizens In
aC6l1,1aerdlnE to1the provisions OF the treaty
WA sHsh Jtl7s5. I'll '.i.1' y, 1,l.5.. 1s
A large Florida planter, who hes some
aoushundrea negro hands employed, consti-
rtutinga ,nsJertsY Of the voters In his county,
shas agfeed With his laborers to support one OF
then iarI Irep.es sptative, they, in turn, to sup
not i him for senator. = 1s this voluntary con-
taoB0b1oa aious to- the enforcement law
-Alarge meeting Of labor associations was
hs&aSsS Friday night,m San Francisco, to pro
tesHkss gsiHst E sitG4 PRODUCTION Of any more
Chinese la6orers. A census marshal says that,
counting them as population, California is
entitled Toe another Congressman. Several
huhdrsd ,af thera have left for Georgia.
jeIf appears 81 an That Mr. Bancroft at Berlin, as
wsM Is Nr,Motley at London, Is about to be
recalled. The latter Is said to have come un-
deK the Presidents dispeasure on account Of
hiasgSsod ios:nothIngRes while the former,
haSank BEER appointed BY President johnson
keh td hase ho claims upon the present adj
mItilsranon.
-In HE recent distribution of prizes at VII
laNaris Convent, Montreal, Canada, the two
.hl18sst (goId) medals were awarded to Miss
Hattie q. Woodruff; of Charleston, S. c., and
Miss Annie G. Jones, of Oxford, Mississippi,
both Of the graduating class, for drawing and
psiatsng, instrumental music and French con-
gefsation.
The income tax was settled by the action
OF the House Of Representatives on Saturday.
The obnoxious Senate amendment fixing the
income ta1 ~ q per cent, with an exemption
-ofS1ooo; Nas asTeed to. The House also con-
Cured with the Senate in an amendment
striking out the $500 limitation allowed for
house-rent. Under the existing law, actual
1house-rent paid can be deducted from the
amount of income.
-Geserale Jordan writes o letter to show
thstinlcase Of war between France and Spain
France viii at once dispatcha feet to seize
..Cuba-."'an easy matter, = says the general,
with sher immense naval resources" Fur
lthermofe, the general says the United States
could not Interfere with this. step by France
without becoming heaAy Of Spain, whereupon
all Cubans would array themselves eagerly on
the side Of France, q power upon which they
already have good reason to look with favor.
There was another warm debate In the
Senate on saturday, on granting Mrs. Lincoln
q pendon Of three thousand dollars a year.
The few lows senator said It was q sneaking
ftaud to place civilian on the pension roll.
als.xstes. OF Illinois, declared that he did not
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