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

Cold closed in New York, yesterday, at
llsa1l3. s3s
Cotton was steady, with sales of2soo bales
uplands 20 cents. e-,-s ACE
,-rn Liverpool cotton closed frmer, but mol
/. higher; uplands sld, Orleans lod; sales l2'oot
bales.
New Orleans has native champagne a. ten
dollars dozen.
There is very large increase OF students
at the German universities this year especial
ly al Heidelberg. Pi'
Ii young man il New York bet tnat ne
could drink six glasses OF Ice water. DE oV0 olo
and he died. =. .,5, ~ -,
-Guinnesss Dublin Stout has not only con
tributssd $500, 900 to restore st. Patrioks Cathe
dr,I. but now gives $3.50, geo for a winter gar
denItothe town. ~ ~
spotted Tall became witower during his
trip to,Washington, and attributing his wife's
death his absence, put all bis presents In hea
crave crave l,:.L y ,s.. : - !, i''
Ten years ago New York Journalist in
vested. from his scanty earnings, s24e in as
many acres IN Western township. For tne
sams ofoperty he has just been offered s24o,.
ooC.n 80.
e,rhere is movement on footin New York,
though scarcely yet organized, to provide Gen,
eral Robert Anderson, Of Fort Sumter fame,
,vitIrEa suitable popular gift In money. 1t is
.cla,iset1 that he is now lying sick at Tours,
Rranaeea, aei and without sufficient means to pro.
ridsiftof his wants. The general receives a
sslary Of $S5oo as his 'shalepay," on which be
,hasretired from the army; but he has several
.children ,to support, and travels IN style be-
fittiag man who is so widely known.
-Faber's speaking machine is attracting at
tention In Germany. It prcnounces eachn.t-
ter distinctly, and even laughs and sings. Ger
man sphilologists have heretofore declared 1t to
be lmposalble TO initiate the letter, las pro-
nounced; ip Germany by artificial means, but
this, machine speaks the word Mississippi very
plainly During performance at Berlin,
slip'of paper, containing the words, Long I'VE
King william Of Prussia, : was handed 70 Mr,
Faber, and correctly pronounced .oy tne ma
Chine, whereupon tnere "asa great oeai ol
applause.
The probability o.. an lnoian war nas oeeh
very much strengthened oy the receptlon o!
dispatches from General Sheridan announcing
that considerable bodies of Indians are NOV
ing across the Union Pacific track, between
Cheyenne and Wasatch. Troops have been
sent in pursuit Of them at RaWltns and othe1
points. General Sherman advises that the line
of the road be guarded by yjudlclous dispositions
ofintantry, and will probably y'relntorce Gene
zal Apgar,s, command with the l4th Regiment.
The Sioux in the vicinity Of Fort Fetterman
have committed depredations since Red Clouds
return from Washington. These and other
facts lead the officers of the army TO oeueVe
that general Indian war is Imminent.
Isult In equity Is abost TO be instituted
in the United States District Court, Florida
(Judge hFrazer) by the following parties
JscoblGohen, John Hanckel, Winthrop B. VIII
liams, James 8. Gibbes, William McBirneg,
Gourdin, Matheson d Co., Planters and Me.
chanics' Bank and Peoples Bank, all o.
Charleston, (who are holders Of the first mort
gage bonds of the Pensacola and Georgia, aad
Tallahassee Bailroads) against the trustees of the
Interna, improvement Fund, T. Dibble and as
sociates, Harrison Reed, George W. Swepson