The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-14
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MONDAY, MARCH IA, 1870.
NEWS OF THE Day.

Gold was quoted at Ia, in New York, on
Saturday.
Cotton was heavy and lower, with sales
of 400 bales at 2lic.
In Liverpool cotton closed quiet; uplands
1OSd; Orleans llsallld; sales 5000 bales.
Jerome Bonaperte has arrived in New
York from France.
The New York brokeresses exc out their
income by the sale of their photographs.
"A private cable dispatch announces addi-
tional failures in Liverpool and Manchester.
The grand jury now. in session in Chicago
will investigate the assault of the blondes on
Mr. Storey, of the Times.
The women take kindly to the cowhide in
lieu of the ballot. Two in Newport the other
day flagellated their slanderer.
1t is estimated that fifty millions Of railway
and government bonds has been shipped to
Europe this year.
The Virginia Legislature has passed the
homestead bill exempting ten thousand dollars
of property from execution.
The Washington correspondents intimate
that President Grants name Is unpleasantly
connected with numerous little schemes for
land plunder.
A Joint stock hotel on the Ethiopian plan
is to be started in New Orleans. No distinc-
.tion on account of race OF color will be per-
mitted.
A New York millionairc's will is being con-
rested because he remarked, when in the flesh,
that he had cat which climbed pole and
talked like child.
This week is to be the last Of the run Of
ssHamlet" at Booths Theatre. New York. The
play has kept the stage eleven weeks. II will
be followed by Macbeth and "a New Way
to Pay Old Debts"
The Kentucky Legislature has passed
bill establishing bureau Of insurance, by
which foreign corporations will be required 10
deposit one hundred thousand dollars of se-
-curities.
The ''Gaulois," for publishing only that
mart of the accusation against Prince Bona
parte which appeared in the London journals,
has been prosecuted blythe French Govefn-
ment.
"A tradesman in Broadway, New York, ex-
hibits in front of his door bushel basket full
Gf silver coin OF various denominations, labelled
sspccie payments" Tue silver is enclosed in
q glass case, and Is watched by sentry In full
Zouave dress, with loaded musket in his
hand.
"A Washington letter of Thursday says:
tsThe cadetship stir-about is producing results
already. Colonel Prosser, representative from
the Nashville District, Tennessee, has instrcted
the heads of the colored schools in Nashville
to call for competitive examination among
the coiored scholars, and will give his nomina-
ton to West Point Academy to the best scholar
among them Persons interested in seeing
the West Point Military School broken up are
exultant over the rcc.ot action Of Radical rep
resentatives in this regard"
in view of the early removal of the munich
pal tunctionarIes of Petersburg, Virginia, ap-
pointed by military authority, and the substi-
tuition of others by Governor Walker, the
former worthless, including th' mayor and
thirteen members of the city council, have de-
termined to resist expulsion. The Index OF
that city gives some account of the alleged
conspiracy against law and order. and says
consultations among the military appointees,
both in Petersburg and Richmond, have been
going on for some time. The military mayor
of the former place has, in fact, virtually de-
>clared war by taking possession OF the city rec
ords and refusing to deliver them to the proper
custodian, the city clerk, who, it Is thought,
will be retained in Office by the Governor.
The London Times publishes, as coming
from the Roman frontier, "scheme" on In
fallibility, which was distributed to the mem
bers of the Gcumenical Council on Monday
last. 1t claims that the Church possesses su-
preme and complete primacy; that ''prnci-
pality." sovereignty or supreme power over
the universal church Was received with p!cni-
tudc of power from the Lord himself by st.
Peter of whom the Pon:;f is successor; that
this doctrine has always been fully maintained,
and that 1t is now proposed, with the concur
renee of the Council, 10 incucate and define,
as the dogma Of faith, THAT the Roman Pom
tiff cannot err when acting as the supreme
teacher of all Christians" The scheme defines
>.hat the Church must hold in faith and NOR
-ls, and that the prerogative of Papal In
fallibility extends over the same matters to
which the infallibilty of the Church is applica-
BILE. ''If any should dare, which God forbid,
know that he departs from the true faith.'
The Sorosis has entered upon the third
year of its pilgrimage of usefulness; the men,
bers, in spite of the pitiless peltings," &C., CT
a severe snowstorm, turned out with Trojan
bravery to celebrate the close of their second
years labors, on Monday evening, in New
York Reports were read, rccitations and
racy essays recited, and finally Mrs. Robert
Dale Owen, one of the fair Vices of the insti-
tuition, expressed her qualification at the
growth and improvement OF Soross since she
last saw it, upon the occasion of its first meet
ling at Delmonico's, and then asked permission
to say few words upon the subject of labor
All women over forty, she was sure, must have
felt, like herself, that something was radically
wrong in the present system oil society-some
element was wanting to make Life what 1t