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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-26
EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS.

EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
Admiral Farragut.

The following dispatches are reproduced
from our exchanges:
PORTSMOUTH, August l4.-Admiral D. G..
Farragut died to-day at twelve o'clock. at
the residence of Commander A. Nj. Pennocl1,
at the navy yard. As at present arranged,
there will be no public demonstrations here
on account of the Admirals death His re-
mains will be deposited quietly in the re-
ceiviEg vault of st. Johns Episcopal
Church. from whence they will not be re-
moved till the cold weather sets it. The
naval and military Obsequies. it is conjec-
Der or November next.
Second Dispatch-Admiral Farragut died
at eight minutes to twelve o'clock to-day
pired with a smile on his lips. The remains
taken to New York tomorrow The Navy
Department and other authorities at Wash
ingtOn, have been officially notified by tele-
graph, and the usual orders for firing minute
guns, and other tributes of respect to the
memory of the illustriOus dead. will prob
ably be issued in the morning. In this city
flags are at halfmast, and his death, al
though not unexpected, has spread feeling
of sadness among the people.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Secre
tary of the Navy officially announces
the death of Farragut. with the
remark that records of his deeds are written
on the noblest pages of history, and his
death will be mourned by the whole people
who loved while they honored him. He
will be buried from st. Johns Church,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. on the sew
enteenth instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
TERMS sls % PER AN1U1
WHOLE NU1fBER 1861.

molested. She dipped the English ensign
to which the French replied.
The French blockading feet consists of
ten iron clads anchored in a row, southwest
of Kiligoland. The news of their approach
was taken to Hamburg. The authorities of
Hamburg ordered lighter load of torpe-
does down the river to Cuxhaven to await
orders; also two fast vessels down the river
to recOnnOitre.'
The Sentinel met these vessels south
Keligland steaming from Hamburg with
news that the blockade was effected. As
the Sentinel passed French cruiser was
overhauling the screw Of Golfer, bound in
ward.
There is much activity aboard the IRON
clads.
The Tyne ship insurance companies de-
cline risks on vessels bound to ports under
blockade, or where approach is dangerous
from the removals of lights.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
PARIS.

News from the Army-The Emperor Or
ganizing at Chal0ns-Blockade of Ger
man and Prussian Ports.
PARIS, August 1.-THE following official
dispatch has just been bulletined: The de-
partment of war has just received news
from the army, which continues to carry out
the combined movements. After the bril-
liant combat on Sunday night, two divisions
of the enemy sought to intercept the French
march and were repulsed.
The Emperor is at Chalons organizing a
large force.
The journal Oeiciel publishes notifca-
ton of the blockade of the German and
Prussian ports, commencing August ID.
Friendly and neutral vessels will be allowed
ten days to load and depart.
In view of public impatience to learn mil
itary results, the Constitutional says the
brave generals risking their lives in defense
of their country can not know all the results
gained. Besides it is mconsiderate in oper
atoms so multiplied and complicated to give
particulars and details, which might prove
premature. The government will be faithful
to its promise, to communicate al that
comes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
HUGE BILL OF COSTS
Geo. W. Sadler Playing Police Magistrate
S144s rs WORTH OF JUSTICE
CLOUDS OF WITNESS S e s

The Dogberry who presides in our First
Justice Court seems to have assumed nearly
the entire criminal business Of this parish,
and turned the offices of city Recorders into
comparative sinecures. Without any au-
thority in law, he has taken jurisdiction in
criminal cases and disposed of them in a
sort Of star chamber fashion, so that no one
knows the result. The BIZ evidence we
have that he did not hang any of the cul-
prits is the omission of charges for hemp in
his list of charges.
Not long ago he presented to the city gov
ernment his bill of costs in the forty-three
cases, given in detail, amounting to S49S 75
At the same time his constable, A. A.
Plattsmier, also presented his bill in the
same cases, amounting to $3.50. Like mas
ter, like man, each item in the latter bill is
also fully set forth
The following is a sample of Justice Sad
ler's bill:
City of New Orleans to George W. Sadle., First
Justice Peace, ebtor 20 costs in the following
criminal suits, as per acts of 1859 and 1855:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
MEXICO.

Wife of President Juarez Hopelessly
Sick-The Government Bankrupt
Romero for the Washington Mission
Strong Opposition to the Tshuantepec
COncessi0n-Trial of Negrete Pro.
crossing.
LAKE CRY, Fla, August T.-Mexican
advices to the eleventh.
The wife of President Juarez is hopelessly
sick.
The government employees are unpaid
The government is completely bankrupt.
Romero will probably leave the Cabinet
for the Washington mission.
The completely of Minister Mejia and
General PatOni is undoubted.
There is strong opposition to the Tehuan-
tepec concession forming.
The trial of Negrete is slowly progress
ing. The necessity of the work is conceded,
but it is contended the Mexicans should
build it.
Marciana, the brother of Garcia Cardina,
and other revolutionists, have been cap
tured and executed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Fire in Nebrnska-JOhn A. Bingham Re.
nOminated-MOvement of North Care
lima AIilitia-Turner Sent to a DUN.
geon-Wreck of Bark Eagle, for Gal.
weston - Georgia Democratic State
Convention-National Teachers Asso-
citation Convention Kansas Pacific
Railroad. ......
Fremont, Nebraska, August E.-About
three O'Clock this morning fire occurred in
Alton Baumon's stable. The stable and a
pair of horses, together with Baumon's har-
ness and shoe shop, Gears dwelling, An
dersons billiard hall, PacOe's grocery, Halls
photograph gallery, Kettles law Office, Bull
locks paint shop and Moaklers shoe shop
were totally destroyed. Loss about $20, ,OO0
WHEELING, w. Va, August T.-At the
Republican Congressional Convention
which was held at Cambridge, Guernsy
county, Ohio, Hon. John A. Bingham was
renominated for Congress on the third ballot.
RALEIGH, N. c., August lion last Sat
urday Kirk left one hundred of his men at
Yancyville, and came to Company Shops
with all the Alamance and Casweu prison
ers, where he remained till Sunday night at
eight O'Clock, when he again departed for
Graham, three miles distant, where he is
now.
Last night Hon. Josiah Turner, Jr., editor
of the Sentinel, Sheriff Griffith, and Wiley,
of Caswell, who, with others, had been
kept in the courthouse at Graham since
their removal there, were taken out of the
courthouse by Kinks men and locked up in
the dungeon cells of the county jail. No
reason is assigned for this outrago
The United States Marshal will tomorrow
bring the prisoners, who have been arrested
by Governor Holden, before Judge Brooks,
at Salisbury 1t is stated that Judge
Brooks intention is to give the parties q fair
investigation, and will not allow the pres
ence of Holdens State troops at Salisbury
to intimidate the parties or the people
The following learned counsels will appear
for the arrested parties: Ex-Governors Ora
ham and Bragg, and exJudges Battle and
Merriman. .-
1t is said that Governor Holden is endeay-
Oring to get Judge Pearson to come to Raj
eigh and try those for whom he issued
wrlts. In this event he will not surrender
at least half of the prisoners to Judge
Brooks. Judge Pearson, however declared
his power had been exhausted before the
petition was carried to Judge Brooks. 1t is
said Judge Brooks will demand all the
prisoners regardless Of Judge Pearson.
SAVANNAH, Ga, August 1.-THE Amer
lean bark Eagle, from New York for Gal |
weston, was wrecked on Berry island, ba,
hamas. The vessel and cargo are q total
loss. The crew were saved and are at |
Nassau
ATLANTA, August 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention met to-day Nearly I
every county in the State is represented,
and the attendance large.
General A. I'll. Colquett was elected presfSI
dent. The utmost harmony prevails, and |
the convention unanimously adopted plat |
form that Che Democratic party OF Georgia |
stand ,,pon the principles of the Democratic |
party Of the Union, bringing into special
as applicable to the present. *
Eracrdinary condition of the country. thA l
unchangeable doctrines that this is q Union |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

at late hour last evening the Third
Ward Republican club, headed by q splen-
did band of music, with banners and trans
parencies, halted in front of the REpUB-
LIcAN Office, and a very short put spirited
address was made by Or. Creamer. The
REPUBLICAN responded in corresponding
terms, which response was received with
storm of cheers and loud hazzahs. Hail
Columbia was magnifcently played by the
band, and then the stalwart club Of earnest
Republicans fled of with the firm step OF
men who know what they have to do, and
are determined to do It.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
WASHINGTON.

Steamer Observation-Disclosures Going to
GeOrgia-Special Treasury Agent-N0
General Expulsion Of Prussians from
Paris.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE steamer
Shenandoah will reinforce the European
squadron.
Attorney General Akerman goes to Geor-
gia to make political speeches.
President Gran: will return on Friday to
attend the cabinet meeting.
Attorney General Akerman decides that
persons actually employed by the treasury
department must be paid without taking
the iron-clad oath.
Major James Belger has been appointed a
special treasury agent.
Official information received from France
denies the report that there was a general
expulsion of Prussians from Paris; that
only about one hundred and fifty were ex-
PEELED for cause.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
MARKETSS.
Domestic nIarkefs,

New YORK, August II, Evening Cotton
closed in. fair demand; sales today 1000
bales; middling uplands 1880. Flour active,
50lOc higher; sales 54,O66 bbls: Southern
brands unchanged. Wheat active, l02c
steady and unchanged. Grqceriee quiet
and steady. ROsi9 firm at q 650T 90s
CINCINNATI, August II ~ Flour shnchau8ed,
superine Sc 2506 SO; extra s. 7506t Wheat
!c higher, winter red and No. 2 held 1t
81 2O01 25. Corn 79080c. Old oats, 500
55c, new, 40045c. Rye, 78080c. Bqrle5,
81 al Is. Cotton, middlings 180l6Ec.
Tobacco, sales to-day, 173 Hhds 81 ~ o0i&
p. Whisky 93094c. Provisions dnll.
Mess pork $2S SO. Lard 154 016e. Bulk
meats: shoulders l3c; sides 15t. Bacon
shoulders 14Ac; clear rib sides Hc; cl6hr
sides HAc. Hams 24ls 025c, Eggs 13Ac.
Butter 26030c. r =.
!, ST. LOUIS, August 17.-T0baoco M
changed. Cotton firm; middlinG Il z1sc
Bagging steady. Flour duh and uncbaneed.
No. 2 red fall and choice wheat 81 2f11 50.
Yellow corn 80 83c. oatR 480 4B3ds saxor
mixed. Rye 6S070c. Barley 90 lsc. Whi1lfy
SIC. Pork $3l Bacon Shoulders lt9c;
clear ear RIB rib sidss i e. sAs i74c; clearsidee
Foreign Markets. -
LIVERPOOL, August II, EYenine COf33n
closed buoyant; uplands 81 81 sad Rrleans
9091sd. Sales to-day Is, 900 la&xiDf which
5000 were for speculation and x1bXiE xssTs
LONDON, August II, EveHina Eonso1s
closedat 91as. Bonds 81 a. Tug peh the I9s6i.
H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
MADRID.

Amnesty Proclamation Absolute-Secre.
tary of American Legation Gone to
Washington.
MADRID, August 1.-THE amnesty proc
lamatiOn is absolute. All proceedings
against political prisoners have been
quashed.
Colonel Hay, secretary of the American
Legation, has gone to Washington to adjust
questions arising from the Cuban situation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
GRAVELOTTE.

Serious Engagement Near Gravelotte-
The French had the Advantage, but
Lost Heavily.
PARIS, August 1.-THE following official
dispatch has been received:
I'VE had a serious engagement yesterday
(sixteenthl near Gravelotte, in which we
had the advantage, but lost heavily"
lNOTE-Gravelotte is a small. town. six
miles southwest of Metz, and two miles from
the Moselle.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
VIENNA.
The Papal Nuncio Recalled.

VIENNA, August H.-In consequence Of
the abolition Of the Concordat, the Papal
NunciO has been recalled.
VIENNA, August 1.-THE Abendhast cor
rects the statement of the London Times
regarding Won Beust's friendliness to
French pretensions, and positively denies
that the Premier offered to form an alliance
with France ....-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

TIE Grand Era, Captain j. NJ. White, is
the Vicl<sburg, Greenville and Bends
packet to-day. Messrs. I. j. Howard,
Harry McCrindell and w. c. Porter are
the clerks Captain Joe Phelps viii also be
found on board.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
NEW YORK.

Gold Closed Dull, with Declining Tendency.
NEW YORK, August 17-Money offered
easy; was more active as the day ad-
vanced. Gold opened stronger on false
reports of French victory; closed dull,
with declining tendency.
Five-twenties of 1862 ll27s; of 1854 1llas
of 1865, Ill la; new ll0l.: of 1867 HOS; Of
1868, HOS; ten-forties, 1855.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

Mr.. Sampson, of North Adams, Massa-
chusetts, is so well pleased with the result
Of his introduction of Chinese labor into
his shoe factory that he viii, within few
weeks, send for fifty more workmen from
California. Of the seyenty-two Cinnamon
he has now at work, all but four or five are
doing finely; the incompetent ones he viii
send back to San Francisco. ....,.-s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
FOR RENT.

TCOR RENT.-PLEAsANT AND COMFORTABLE
II furnished rooms, without board, to rent at
prices varying from ten to fifty dollars per
of North --ss-s i -slss- ~ str aug I'm
II Residence 159 Calliope street. between st.
Charles and Camp streets, with all the modern
improvements. Rent moderate. Cars running to
and from Canastreet, and only ten minutes walk to
Canal street. Apply at Isl Calliope street. je2l
DOONIS AND BOARD.-A NUMBER OF
II pleasantly situated and well furnished rooms
to rent with without board, at No. III Lafayette
street, between Baronne and Carondelet streets.
my3l 3m
DOOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
h For families gentlemen, at 23S Graver street,
between Franklin and Liberty je9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

A day or two since we met on the streets
Captain r. D. Mitchell, Secretary of the
Board of Public Works, who has just re-
turned from trip to the North. He looks
as robust as he did during the war, when he
was New ,ye-seV cayalrvman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
Fercixn Markets.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches.i

PHrLADELPH1A, August H. The MAYOR
officially denies the presence Of yellow faser
in that city. ~ - go
WAsHINGroN, August i7.-Nothinp def
mite in the way Of news received from eifiihr
army in regard to Monday s. operations but
the impression is strong that the Prussians
failed to break the communications of the
French army with Paris % 3 Igls
NORFOLK, Va, August 17-The Board of
Health have rescinded the order requiring
vessels arriving from Philadelphia to be
quarantined.
PARIS, August H. P. M.-The Jou,s.al
Oficiel has nothing of the great battle
The Ga,tlois says that important and sat
isfactOry dispatches have been received,
but that Marshal Bazaine insists upon
secresy,
LONDON, August 17.-It il reported that
the garrison at Strasburg madea s0rtie and
were driven back with heavy loss in men
and three cannon. sss Es
It is also reported that the Empress has
made application to the Belgian govern
ment for permission to traverse Belgium ON
her way to England.
The Post says the telegraph lines have
been cut in rear of the Prussian army
The French are chary of news.
The chances seem to be that fighting NAV
continue for week without decisive re-
Suits The French are ready to fight till
the end. g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

How TO Do IT.-Last night, after twelve
O'Clock workmen were busy taking up and
refixinc rats on the track in Camp street,
between Gr;agier and Poydras streets, thus
avoiding any interruption Of the ears during
the day tiYrls, ~. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

| to by French lrOn.clad - ffusslan
Loan. .--
LONDON. August 17.-Correspondents
concur that the French army entered the
last conflict in a starving condition.
A French steamer has captured the schoO-
ner Ptail
The main body of the French troops are
concentrated at Estain.
! The Algerian troops have not been re-
called
The Garde de Paris demand that they be
led to active service.
| The Russian press are alarmed at the sue
| cesses of the Prussians.
The Prussian loan has been unsuccessful
| at Hamburg.
The Archbishop of Paris has surrendered
| the schools and other institutions for hos
pital purposes. Three thousand beds have
been already placed in them.
Napoleon's growing unpOpularity is en-
tirely owing to his interference with the
army, instead of leaving it with military
experts
The Times says the French received the
finishing stroke at Metz; that battle will
be fought at Chalons, when English inter-
vention will occur.
The blockade having been established,
Austria has allowed Russia to pass mer-
chalidise through the port of Riga.
The Paris journals confess their inability
events, in consequence of a confusion Of
dates and the lack of authentic advices
there.
The King of Sweden's nephews have
joined the ranks of the French army.
1t is rumored that General lie BGuff7s
wife is in Prussia and that LIE BGuif is i'm
prisoned at Vincennes.
The Brazilian government have made ex-
tensiye arrangements for Cooley importa-
tions.
The steamer Haswell, from Hamburg, for
Sunderland hove to after the second shot
from q French iron-clad She showed
English c0iors, was boarded and allowed to
proceed.
A Prussian loan for 4OoOo,O0o thalers is
announced at So.
A dispatch from Carlsrhue, the head
quarters of the Baden army, dated the four
teenth, says: "The garrison of Strasburg
is to complete the Notifications, but the
besiegers have destroyed much OF their |
work"
Count De Chambord, Countess Meate- !
hemboct, and other French legitimates, |
have put their estates for hospital use.
On the thirteenth slight conflicts occurred |
A detachment of Baden troops fred "a
railroad train at the station.
A battery approached within three hun
dred PAGES sof the works and tired at the |
lamparts.s The Baden troops lost three |
killed and seventeen wounded.
The steamer Sentinel has arrived |
ct Tyne, with a full cargo from a German
port. This . the tenth trip made by the |
Tyne Steamship Company SINCE the war.
On Sunday the Sentinel pas66d the French /
blockaaing aees OF the Elbe, but was uns
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

The balance il the treasury March 81,
1870, by this statement, is S5.9i5,739 03 in
excess Of the balance as published in the
debt statement of April /, 1870; and the bal
ance In the treasury June 80, 1870 by this
statement, is $7,78i ,355 So in excess Of the
balance as published in the debt statement of
July |, 1870. These differences are accounted
for by the fact that the expenditures are all
known and included in the month by the
debt statement, while the receipts being
taken from the returns in the Office at the
close Of business the last day of each
month"; do notinclude the entire receipts for
the Quarter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

Italian Army Increased-Loan for War
Purposes.
FLORENCE, August 1.-THE Italian army
has been increased. An extraordinary loan
for war purposes has been negotiated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
FRANKFORT.

paign With the Kings Headquarters.
FRANKFORT, August 17.-General Sher-
idan has received permission to follow the
campaign with the headquarters of the
King.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

A band Of Ku-KIux made a raiii on Yer
saiiles, Kentucky, on the night OF. the tenth
instant, killing a colored preacher named
Turpin, A military company We 70 80 TO-
Frankfort to keep the peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18

We copy this from the New. York
STANDARD, hardly knowing whether the
writer is in earnest or not:
We are informed that the general agency.
OF the Associated Press is to be rendered to
Mr.. Frederic Hudson, formerly Of the New
York Herald. Mr.. Simonton is a man. of
immense fortune, and during his recent
tour ne took deep interest IN the cxplora-
tiOns now being made in the Holy CITY of
Jerusalem. 1t is we'll known that many
eminent Hebrews look forward to this
movement in the hope Of restoring the Holy
City, and bringing the twelve tribes back
to Palestine. Nh. Simont0n is one of the
number. and is known to take sucha lively
and religious interest in the filtiar6 Of his
people that he proposes to make his home
in Jerusalem, and carry with him a colony.
~ s%pnf0a r. has Snr efnt wishes = shls
general agent. He is an honest man, and
has a snaU fortune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-18
SAARBRUCK.

- Appointments by King William.
SAARBRUCK, August liking William
has appointed General BONN Governor
General of Lorraine, and General Bismarck
Pastor Governor General of Alsace.