The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-26
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s1s5:,,e::WsDNEsDAy 15:, OCTOBER 2s, :ls79o:
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-si2iiC.:.i Jila NGrGtE5 = :L,..9
Gold at New York closed at n5alHl
rha Naw York cotton market closed easier at
$50 Tor uip,atds; sales $500 bhtes:I
!At LIVERPOOL Cotton opened uplands ga;
prleapssxd; sales 15 900 bales: ?5.':ss
New, New orleans IS beginning y reseys her new
sronof m6lasses ten day eariierthsn last season.
-1EThe Prussisns have given the American amop-
.otance Corps to understand !ltaas LIS Mo % moi
r.n,nn}cs5 s2! III ,omI 70 HipsGsoi'i1n> - 2.
yE9TSs NrstNatbha :Baukiof San Francsco;has
bsen oreeanfzgd Sith,ia capital Of 81 900 ooo, to
commence b1It:{ness Oh the 1rst OF January next.
G4Ihe prffn5s pf wales was, on, October 18th; In
sss1led as patron or the Scottish Free Masons,
WIN appropriate ceremonies, ! A suitable 'e"ei
.::Nas presented 10 the Prince, a5.,s al, .:1
The Cincinnati industrial Exhibition closed
gSstprday night after ibeing open twenty -eisns
TraysrahTl even ngs visited by about 100000 per
ss:sS6ns, and takidg III nearly s4s, 600. -.
-IlETne GeSraiatSraie Esir at Atlanta Is declared
a'sos be: an nhipr seedsntea success; Thirty,
Thousand person, m we're On the grounds on satur
,SssS 4 u .iiiIAill ii 81, : ':i-A
s@.he asimaa,ua ,ad organ Of the Free Masohs the
-5;1sauaura 1hs collections Of tne Eng
spish lodges for the families German sol hers In
the aeld have reached 97o, GOO 5ra' -. -. .'..2t:
TTGaF. NElls Hughes, member OF the BRITISH
spuaiaBnans, sallai Tor Europe on Saturdays S!ust
before Hthag thaig ne edehgered a lecture on "Werk
Hand Meaith;nia iat New York. lasi!G"s ~
:seEfhe Moro castle was battered and
suaqs Ga q sdoraSly in sne gale her last
SftrJr d fvahta2 to New York; and had to tdroE
3ovsfboafd III deck load of 76s 6afres or oranges
5TlMovtoRde declinesI the English mission because.
-1tthss sindiaas Le8siaturc gould elect a senstor
adverse to The admlnis:raiionTto MI the.Yacancy..
aTEeeor elp0ude between Grant and Morton Is
ssSffutuallx l4inst6ry: ls.i:. fsgofS ~
sLas 1sn 1nrnIf mt ndfenie Of the French legation in
MtiXsfington hly received Letters announcing thst
sheAsie family chareal!of fhe Turepnes was utterly
-Aeasresed, seg5ther with their parks apd all the
.snftssss srdctb,e properly of the estates dnrsgthe
iassS battles; arodnfi Sedan, near Which they.are
saIstiers from Port au Prince ounce the as
sasstnarion of ofPresident Baez of Sta Domingo, or
d6at he has 6een Killed In some shape or other, or
':thst he; has nel the country. These letters may
nave beea written in the interest OF the Cabral
-Tfection, aud with the idea Of operating asainst
nsSsea and the annexation Of ST. Domingo to me
United Sta;es.,r ~. 49,. e,aai .. :, .aas,3
--aVoaTt-nlaF martial assembled at West .Polt on
.eThursday f6r tletfIl Of cadets Smith Wilson, ana
.oDavies tadet Smith is2 the coloreda boy whose
CpreSenc eat tNe Academy has excited so much
.'.comnSit he and z idet Wilson are arraigi ed
.opoa cnarre. pref frredby Lieutenant Colonel Ur-
ton, the, eommaudant, "lor- creating disturb
lance IN camp and CONT IL to blows VII ha fe1lo*-
cadet.n Tie court is expected to continue in ,ses.
-TslQq fig o weef:pr So . .<fiDFT
so.I:.-sA very important decision was rendered ny
.tsUhfttd. States Commissioners Osborne, of New
nYoyx, ,asr Friday, with reference;tc the recent
irarresrs under the Congressional election la~ the
snostaEce.:f which; IS thatthe Federal Officers,
@:aCttng ude that law have no power to make
arrests. TnisN cisioni@as elected: by the arrest
of several tndt tduals who were taken into custp-
dy on Monday last on the charge off attempting
to frau,lulenll, enter their names on the regis
try All the prisoners accordingly were ordered
to be discharged.
sc "A Florence telegram Of Saturday says: IA
Papal bull announcing the susp snsion Of The Gc9-
menical Council has been found affixed to the
doors Of althe churchea; the jubilee proclaimed
Ii llondr Of the council, however, ts continued
The health OF the Pope is still good. 1t Is saM
that the neutral powers have C 'unselled him 70
remain in Rome for a time and accept the sitna-
tion, and tnat ne has concluded to do 30. a meet
ing of Catholics in Geneva, to protest against the
Italian annexation Of Rome, was presided over
By Bishop SpIultiiug." H.
ITO distinguish death from "trance;" Dr.'L La
borde, in, ,;icommunicationt to The French Academy
oI,t, a vary eli pta tQs fpp no
purpose He stites that II polished steel needle
- be inserted to sufficient depth into the muscles
teshl of person apparently, but not really dead,
and allowed 10 remain lit loses; in generally
short time, Its polish, and becomes oxidizeq;
.5wbile this oxidation does not occur when the
needle IS Introduced into deadTb body, even II the
needle be lowed to remain as long as an hour.
This absence OF oxidation, with generally reeog-
'nized concomitant phenomena, Is, DR.. T. believes,
:, q constant sign Of real death. -; a.
1T la. already been announced that the
STEAMER Cambria, of the Anchor Line, bound
from New York to Glasgow, went down at sea or
the Irish COAST, bearing with her, 1t is feared,
::,any human beings. The CAMBRIA carried forty.
three first cabin, eighteen second cabin and six
ty.seyen steerage passengers. and she had, be.
sides. q full complement OF officers and men,
which would show some two hundred people on
hoard. When it became apparent she would sink,
onIy four boats were filed with passengers, and
OF course nauy persons must have been left
upon the ship. One OF tscsa boats capsized' and
but one man-a sailor, from whom the story Is
.oota!ned-was saved. The Ilan, named aGahtt
land, reporta thai the voyage from New hork was
generally fortunate, notwithstanding that un
pleasant weather prevailed most OF Inc time'
until the night Of Wednesday, October 10, be-
tween Rine and ten O'Clock. The Cambria
was then, 1pdsr. sai and sseamiag rapid
7NFTBadaeny, when all was apparently