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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKsUR.-The receipts. from this
source to-day were s27J ,23442.
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There IL rather more demand for money ia
New York, although the supply 10 ample st
seven on railway collateral and six on pledge
OF government bonds. There are rumOrs that
another attempt Is 70 be made 90 effect arti-
active.
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BATCHEJOR,s HAIR nvR

This splendid Hair Dye is the best iu the world
Harmless, reliable. instantaneous, does contain
Lead nor any ct!alte poison to produce paralysis or
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Batehelors Hair Dye has had larry years'
the only perfect Hair Dye-black or Brown Bold
y ali Druggists. Applied ct 10. Bond street, New
nork. fes-tr
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THE RICHMOND ELECTION CoNTEsr.-The
Richmond municipal election, declared carried
by the democrats, was taken before United
States Judge Underwood, in that city, yester-
day, by the republicans, for revision under the
new congressional laws. He de clined to com
mence the case, leaving 1t to await Judge
Bonds arrival
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A NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.-A communica-
ton published in the New York papers from
Mr.. George Ticknor Curtis states that an en-.
teIprise has been started, under favorable au-
spices, for laying new Atlantic telegraph ca
BILE, and appeals to the capitalists, merchants
and enterprising men of New York for their
support.
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From Richmond The RepubIicas~ ia
favor Of Generat Amsesty The

RICHMOND, VA. Dec. f5.-rhe Republican
State Central Committee last night adopted
resolution PRAYING Congress 20 pass Q general
amnesty bill. There were only tw0 dissenting
The question Of tAe State debt vas IN in the
Senate this mornins. The tenor OF the speeches
was In favor OF Carrying the matter OF West
Nngintas share OF the debt before the
United States Supreme Court. and IN payment
IL not compelled there, then Virginia win settle
the whole debt. All are opposed 20 any idea OF
repudizting il.
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BLAcoCE BBr-We learn from the Levant
Times, published in CoDstantipople, Turkey, of
date 10th ultimo, that DlRcque Bey, Ottoman
minister at W ashington, at present on leave TO
his own country, has been transferred by the
Turkish government to Athens Greece
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- The price Of ball ticket In Georgia. with
q choice Of partners, lie only fifteen cent?.
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Miller's klOman House ~
DINING ROOMS
No. 40 sIyINTH STREET,

mo. wv SINBNId . hEBI,
Opposite Ola FsH0rS' Han.
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA VINE, 90 Justly cell
orated for delicAcy OF taste and richness o flavor
scarcely surpassed by the haest champagne. con.
9nn,b On hand also, the best WINES. Wills
x us and BRANDIES. As no inferior IQuor is
SD 2, or the Bar patrons maj in all cases rely upon
Ny DINING BOOAB and EATING EAR being
always supplied with the best the market sfords,
the most Derience will nad something 10
tempt his acD petite and appease his hunger.
de9 I'm g.. II. MILLER
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.MsRcHAsrs LINE o. srEAnsHiPs
~ wAsHIk0ToN AMD NEW YORK.

,S aiiiii e; Pr. :.s ;,nF Jaii .sIss,
|s BY $$s q! So Slilsi: Z: ~.
H AZ an Ss.i ,.s q: s ssss ns.
Ssofsttovn. t Il the esrnss = M strsst and Ns1
/. jeli-u Nv. THOm PnOu. Prs-sn..e
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WILLIAM B. SMALL has been nominated for
Congress by the republicans in the fourth dis
trict OF New Hampshire.
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Sentence or Jerry DunD.
NEW YORK. Dec. la-Jerry Dunn, who ws.
found guilty OF manslaughter In the third de-
gree for Killing James Logan No. ?, was cen
tencedto Sing Sing to-day for four years.
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social Evils,
And the propTiety or mprOpriety OF getting Married
with sanitary help for those Who feel united fC
MATRIMONIAL happiness. Sent free, In sealed enve'-
Philadelphia. Pa. sells -eo3m
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EVERYBODY VENT to the Senate to-day 10
hear Carl Schur make his spe sch on the great
missouri bolt. IL was for the most part an ex-
posure of allie sed eiectoneering rascaiities per-
peuated by ae ''other" wing of the republican
party in Mis- souri,, and the speech was keenly
relshed on che democratic side.
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THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
PER l. the hest article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all drugg-ts Price, - and 81 cents.
JOUNENS INODOROUS GLONE CLEANER re-
st0Tss -0ed gloves equal e. new Sold hv an truy-
gss and fancy goods dealers Price IS cents de5 ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,
ENER1 Nv IN ING and SATURDAY MATIEEE,
Hernandez y O.. Fl a n riz.nal PantOnime o.
SEE-SAW.
OR THE OLD WOMAN LIVED IN SHOE
Boz shee. Tow opel. del5-U
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MAILS OPERA House.

Re petition Of the Opera Of
MA RITA,
b. the Amateur Operatic Troupe. for the Der sft s
the ''Children's Hospital"
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBErs IL
T.ckets Tor sale At W @ Me'zsTotts r,n.i. -.
Admission 81. Reserved seats in urch-.,r, : n
cents extra 100 %
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dLL ABOUT THE STATE.

Greenvllle honored the memory Of Gen. Lee
by public meeting Of very impressive charac.
ter Mayor Cover presided and addresses were
delivered by Rev. J. P. Boyce Rev. B. Manly, Jr,
Rev. ]. G. Furman, Ex-Governor Perry, and Gen.
eral Easily. During the meeting choir OF ladies
and gentlemen sang several appropriate hymns,
which added 10 the solemnlty OF the occasion.
The Greenvllle Enterprise says: "0ur farmers
are bringing their cotton to market In considera.
BILE numbers, to q much greater extent than we
expected, considering the low prices prevailing.
Those selling dispose Of suniciency only to sup.
ply present necessities and we hope better price
awaits the quantity held in reserve. Price, II IA
12Hc."
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the Kings
Mountain Railroad Company was held at the
courthouse In Yorkville on Saturday last. The
purpose Of the meeting was to consider certain
propositions submitted BY the board Of directors
Of the Shelby and South Carolina Railroad, to the
directors Of the Kings Mountain Railroad Com
pany, with a view to the consolidation Of the two
companies, After the meeting was organized,
Captain Durham. the President Of the Shelby
Road, concluded for the present to withdraw the
propositions that had been made. The meeting
then adjourned without transacting any further
business.
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PRUssIA AND THE POPE.
A Letter from King William to Piuu ~


Scarcely had the Pope received notice Of the
Italian expedition against Rome, when he asked
aid OF the King OF Prussia, who answered him.
under date OF the 9th September, as follows:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE GERMAN ARMIES,
NEAR RHEIMS, September s, 1870. ~
Host Holy Fdther-Monsignor, the Blshop OF
PaSterborn, has presented to me the letter IN
which your Holiness informs me that you have
ne son to believe his Majesty the King OF Italy
may perhaps send an army into the Pontthcal
States and into Rome itself. Your Holiness re.
quests me to hinder the King Of Italy In the ex-
ecutIon Of the project, and also asks for an armed
intervention OF my troops In case your Holiness
should have need OF protection. regret that the
policy always adopted bT myself ana my
government prevents me absolutely from inter.
Yention in any such question. i am. besides, on
the best terms with my brother the KING OF Italy,
and could not imperll the relations that exist
between Germany and Italy for political inter.
est which docs not In any way, as your Holiness
seems to think, touch upoa the interest OF Prus-
sia. have no doubt. besides, that his Majesty
the King OF Italy, and his government, Ii they
should be forced TO enter the States OF your Holi
ness in order to avert the excess OF the Revolu-
tionary party In Europe, would give to your Ho-
ness every guarantee which can assure the free
exercise OF that spiritual authority which your
Holiness ought to exert IN the interest OF the
church. OF which you are the acknowledged head.
With the most earnest desire that peace and Or
der may be shortly re-establlshed In all parts OF
Europe, / beg your Holiness to believe me your
sincere friend, WILLIAH.
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warlike attitude Of the gun committee and your
correspondent In vain endeavored to inspire them
with the required amount Of nerve. Thus were
numbers Of colored men intimidated either into
voting for Scott not voting at all. II the elec.
tion has been conducted in many localities
as it was at the Eightmile Pump, de-
feat is q foregone conclusion, and there
needs no ghost to come from the grave to tell Us
that we are not yet to be Scott free from the evils
by which our good old State is oppressed. The
United States Deputy marshal up here-or, at
least, colored man who wore the badge Of one
sent here to see that things be fairly conducted,
compelled the coiored voters to open their tick
cts, so az to allow the crowd to know whether
they were for Scott or not. On being warned,
however, to desist he did 30 reluctantly.
The count may be fair, but the election, at least
so for as this poetic Pump ls concerned, was q
swinde and q fraud Of magnificent and gigantic
proportions. On the grounds have above stated,
(and can furnish proof Of the correctness Of my
report,) we should demand second 'trial, and
should we succeed In getting one, be. prep0red to
meet zoe ,ofM uote ana ounners sotth ounners.
MoULTRIE.
Kershaw.
Letters from Kershaw report that the whites
poled theis full strength, and that the people are
In fine spirits. The Radical majority Is about $50,
which Is about one.fourth Of what the Scott
clique expected:
4 letter to TIE NEWS, dated Kingstree, octo.
:ber 20, gives the following statement Of the re-.
culk M eeuan nrpnincta. e.
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THE COTTON CROP OF 1870.

WASHINGTON, October 21.
President Grant proclaims the 24th proxlmo
as day OF thanksgiving. 49,
General Oapron and J. R. Dodge, the statisti
clan of the Agricultural Department will visit
the Augusta (Ga.) Fair.
Senator Cameron was struck with apopleXy t
Baltimore, and has been sent home In special
car.
issued an address congratulating the party On
successes in the recent elections. and urging the
Democrats to make still greater exert!ons.
The Agricultural Department issues the follow
The increase IN the area planted In cotton was
estimated In July at twelve per cent. On the 1st
OF October the appearance OF the crops was re-.
ported as follows Below an average In condition,
Mississippi per cent, average a; Louisiana 8;
Georgia l; Tennessee 8. Above an average In con-
ditlon, Texas per cent; Arkansas S; Florida q;
South Carolina 4; North Carolina q. combining
then. the clements Of average plantel and the
condition OF the crop on the lst October, the ma
tural ec.arIon-other circumstances being
eaua-woull lead US to comparison With last
year as follows: North Carolina 10 per cent. In
crease; south Carolina per cent Georgia per
cent; MssssisSippi 10 per cent; Llulsl0na 10
per cent; Texas 80 per cent: Arkansas IS per
cent; Tennessee ner cent. Thls would give
crop exceeding $500 600 bales; but the indications
Of te season thus far the reports since October lst
and the probabilities OF favorable autumn for
maturing and picking the top crop do not prog
nosticate return OF the remarkably favorable ex!
perieure Of the past season. In 1853 discourage.
nents anil drawbacks appeared with the plant In
the spring, and gradually disappeared, the season
being favorable almost beyond precedent,
and the plant exempt from frosts, rains. in.
sects and disease. The present crop was
vigorous in t's early growth, running to
wee,l rather than to boil; was burned with
drought In August and flooded with rain In Sep.
tember; has endured Yclssitudes unfavorable TO
continued frultfuness, aud causing general she'd
ding or forms and occasional rotting OF bos.
The boll-worm end army worm have been at work
in some places and rust Is more or less prevalent
ia all the cotton States. The opening OF the
later bolls Is unusually well advanced in
most places, end tile last picking promises
to be light. These indications. instead OF point
ing to an Increase OF a third OF mllloa bales,
render lt probable that the present crop will be
no larger than the last. And II the remainder OF
the season should be very unpropitlous, reduc-
riou OF 2i0 900 bales might result. Another month
or two viii determine whether the present crop
shall he limited to 10000 bales, or rise to $780,,
600 bales
AS predicted early In the season, the promise
ofan average crop upoR the present area 10 cult.
walton has reduced the price to 10 cents pound,
to the very verge OF profitable cultivation aud
correspondents are already reporting the ruin Of
planters who grow cotton exclusively and buy all
their agricultural supplies.
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By. WIN. MCKAY.
aurtion saiess-..1z gaiitHrt miFpss5

A s1GNE 81 8 AiE b ;S'GsSse ;:sSsee
ON CoNBaRE RIVER :.r7 sgia- 5z9.rr :.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale to me directed BY
States Court for the District Of South Csroilna,
will otler for sale at Public AUCTION. at the Old
Poatomce, foot OF Broad street, on TUESDAY,
the frst day OF November next, at IL O'Clock
The following PLANTATIONS, to wit :v;a
i. GREEN POINT PLANTATION, In Beaufort
County, on Combahee River, containing about
9 which M ads swamp Ss
woods, pastures, &C., Bounded north on Lands
OF Mrs. Susan s. Keith; south by Lands Of Nrs.
William Henry Hayward and the Comhahee
River; ; east By said river, and west BY Lahcsof
2 GROVE PLANTATION, in Colleton County,
north side OF Combahee River, containing III
acres OF tide swamp rice fields, IS acres ofun-
woods, &c. Bounded north by Lauds Of Hrs.
William Henry Hayward; east by Lands Of Meyess
d Bissel, south by Landssof Nathaniel Hayward
and Bssell, aud west BY Lands Of Nathaniel Hey
Also an tiist TRACT oFFLAND, adjoining the
above, containing II acress OF unclearsd swamp,
and formerly q. part Of the Vineyard Plantation.
Also all that other Tract Of Land adjAning the
above, containing 50 acres OF uncleared@ swamp,
and originally partof the Vineyard reserved
5. PART OF TIE BLANFoRD PLANTATION,
In beaufort County, South. SIDE i0f sComoa1ee
River, containing 6a8 .acres fof unreelamed
swamp, Bounded north by Combahee River and
Lands Of Mrs. william Heyward; east oy Comba-
hee River; south andwest by Lands Of Hrs. VIII
l'H PINE aS LaNp IN sA House, on the WATERFORD,
Road, Colleton County. - ..
rms-One-fourth. cash; the balance payable
In one two and three years; the deferred pay
ments to be secured by bonds Of the purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises, with interest at
the rate Of seven Der cent. per annun. Purchaser
to pay assignee for stamps and papers. a .-.I
-, HENRY DEAS, JR.,.r
Assignee Of William Henry Hayward.
oct8-s3 -aa i'.lSsa
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The shock of the earthquake Of Thursday
was felt at Cincinnati.
At Galveston negro killed German servant
girl, and attempted to shoot the daughter OF A.
F. Lake. The coroner's inquest shows no provo
cation for the deed.
A Slight frost is reported at Houston yesterday.
At New Orleans the deaths by yellow FEVER OH
Thursday amounted to twelve.
Thirty thousand persons visited the Atlanta
State Fair yesterday. -
Governor Bullock Is charged with using the
quarter of bonds, without his knowledge.
Commissioner Osborn, OF New York, decide1
that Federal election officers have no power to
make arrests. All persons arrested by their or.
der have been discharged. -,srsr..-k
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ESPECIAL rELsaRAn TO THE NEws.T

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.T
a. COLUMBIA, october 21.
Lsrrens will give forty majority for Scott, but
atleast eon: a,lnd, ed fraudulent votes were cast
by boys and repeaters.
The day o. election In Laurens passed on quiet
ly enough, but row occurred on Thursday. after
the United States troops had left the place. 1t
seems that the constsbles tried to arrest Ten
nesseean named Johnson, whsresisted the arrest.
This caused a fight - = 80 -.
messenger who brings the news TO Governor
Scott says that five white men and, three negroes
were killed. The white m6as are NAMED Tyler,
Lowry, Frost Leahy and Kslhoes"several Of the
persons reported killed. II not all OF them, were
constables. Rumor says that Joe Crews was shot
in the leg, but escaped into the woods. man
named Powell was wounded, and is supposed to
have been killed.
The Governor Is trying to get the United States
soldiers to return to Laurens. Ifshey cannot do
80, the Governor will send up the white militia
Hom Columbia --sz = ~
The negro militia are assembling tonight at
this place. s.-ee ~ 81:
Tne Governor has ielegrsphed to the Secretary
of War, and to General Terry, for troops. There
is intense excitement here.
Last night; q Reform negro, living ten miles
from Columbia, was burnt out by the Radicals.
His.house With his crop in it was burned, and Ills
family barely escaped with their lives.
United States Commissioner Janney issued to-
day five warrants for fraudulent voting In Co.
lumbia, also one yesterday. The accused are all
negroes. Fifty three other cases are ready for
him, and many others will be found tonight.
In spartanburg the total vote was $500, Of
which ESQ are Reform-giving Reform majority
OF t,oezne hundred ana dav. CoHsA1R-
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THE GOLD AND BOND MARKET.
NEw YORK. october q

New YORK, October 81.
The chief feature to-day was the decline in
gold and sudden ease in borrowing rates for
gold attributed TO the rumor OF Boutwell's ipten.
lion to anticipate the November interest without
rebate. The god Withdrawn from the market
yes erday was restored to preserve the manipu-
iation OF cash gold, for high borrowing rates,
interferes with the Legitimate trade. of this
country. Rumors are afoat that Bout;
well ,s negotiating with some German bank
ers to put the Funding bill In practical ope.
combination to take the new i've per cents. and
can in sixry-twos. Sixty.twos 125s; sIxty-fours
HH; sixty .hves 12Xi new 1ox; sixty .sevens 1917
slxty:eights 1oN. Ten1essees s2Xi new 6oh.
LeYees IS; eights 81. Alabamas 10l; ives 20.
Georgias so; sevens 80. North Carollnas A.; new
81 South Carollnas 80; new 81.
LONDON, October 2l-Afternoon.
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TIE G4LES-WRECKs ONTHE FLOR
IDA COAST,

LONDON, October 81.
A violent storm passed over the seat Of war
around Paris last night. 10y ~ .ft.t..p
NEW ORLEANS, October a..
Captain Henry, OF the steamer Mississippi, re.
ports passing eleven wrecks from morning TO
evening, on the Florida coast. For, fifty miles the
Florida coast Is strewn with debris OF merchan-
disc and wrecks. Among the wrecked are: The
VIM. Rathbone, Jefferson, Borden and Ida Fow-
Ter. Several articles have been found Indicating
disaster to the steamer Martposa -
NEW YORK October 81.
The crew OF the missing steamer Mariposa con.
sisted OF Captain Willetts aud thirty.fye men.
The value OF the cargo was Sl6O 900.