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AMUSEMETTs.
Academy of mu.ie-martha.

S-@S~'
s.Martha," with all Its melody and pathos,
is full Of life and hustle, and the well known Far
scene. when played as it was played last nignt'
never falls to charm an audience. The whole
company seemed in lively mood. There was
quicksilver in the heels of the lively Nancy ana
honey on the lips Of the accomplished Martina
Indeed the vivacity and merriment OF the hcn-
non1 Fair were given with Zest which nao D
magic effect, and long rolls Of applause halied tne
close Of the 'wItching scene The'Martha OF mrs.
RlchIngs- Bernard was gem OF graceful singing
.6a nrcnected acting, and the "Last Rose oi
SUMNER in which Mrs. Bernard exerted ner
power of pianissmo singing with admirable
taste, was vociferously encored. MISS ANNE
Kemp was sparkling Nancy, her full rich notes
as in the duett, Act ~ filing the whole theatre
Her playful coquetting with her rustic beau was
excellent. Mr. Bowler (LioneD sang with care
an, pathos, and was loudly applaudsd In II ap-
pari tutt 'amor. Mr.. Drayton tPlunket) was as
artistic and conscientious as ever, and the iris
tram of Mr.. White was funny enough.
All the chorus singing was good, and the &C.
Compartments were delicately played by the or
chestra.
In completeness Of equipment, in thoroushness
OF representation, in beauty OF attIe, III ehii' ia
arrangement of scenery, and in absolute meri''
the Richings company is far in advance OF any
opera tic company we have had in Charleston lor
many long years.
Crown Diamonds-To-Ntght.
Auber,s sparkling opera Of "Crown Diamonds"
will be repeated tonight and our country iriends
are urged not to leave Charleston without VIII
Messing the opera in which the Richlngs' troupe
as singers and actors, are seen to best adVan-
tage. This opera bears repetition better than
any other which has been played by this COM
pany.
Miss Rtchings's Bcnefit-Faust.
The complimentary benefit MRS Caroline
RIchings.B Bernard, will take place on Saturday
night when Gounod's "Faust" will be perform
ed. This opera is one Of the most pleasing 10
the repertoire Of the company, and we DOUBT
not that an effort will be made to show Mrs.
Bernard, in practical way, the high opinion
entertained by the Charleston public OF the rare
artistic merit OF the fair oenefciare, as well as
OF the lyrical ability and dramatic power OF the
whole troupe.
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AN INTERESTING OccAsloN.-On Sunday last
the First Baptist Church in Wilmington, N. C.,
was dedicated. After the anthem and prayers,
the pastor introduced the Rev. DR.. Wlnkler,
pastor of the Citadel Square Church. Of this city,
who preached the sermon OF the morning from
Coloss. i, IS. "He is the head OF the body Of the
church.n The Star says:
The sermon was fair sample OF the style Of
the accomplished orator who delivered it-strong,
manly, incislve, pointed and polished. AS might
have been expected, 1t was decidedly Baptist In
doctrine and In tone, but thoroughly catholic In
spirit. The erect, manly presence OF the preach
er, his entire selfpossession, his complete maste-
ry Of his subject, and his clear, rich sonorous
voice, all combined to produce the impression
(which was evidently produced) namely, that the
pulpit then held no ordinary man, but that the
vast audience were listening to the utterances Of
an accomplished orator. After the sermon there
was brief prayer. Then the s5eth hymn Of the
"Psalmody" was sung, and DR.. Pritchard, OF Ra.
leigh, then made an appeal TO the audience to
help the church pay their debt. Dr. P.'s re-
marks were remarkably well put, and after q
few additional words from DR.. Winkler, col
lection was taken and considerable amount was
realized,
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ME- Adams, Miss N Adams, P Hamilton, 9 B
Chalk and wife Hr Kennard, Mrs o,Lesry and
family, % Mr. Mcdowell, T P 1vey, " 3 Pillow and
wife. Miss Dills, j q Summers, a Weles. q a
Mann, A Heden, W Dickerman, Mr. Merriman
and wife. Miss Fletcher, W W Evans, Misses Kill
patrick, Mrs Arnold, b Pollard, Mrs and Miss
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort, Edlsto,
Gc-J. E .Boyce and lady, Mrs Smith, Master
Oueley, Rev A Hamilton, King, Whaley,
jMikell, Hon Townsend and lady, Town.
send, l. A Beckett, Miss Alice Hopkins and
deck.
Per steamer Argo, from Bull River. Edisto, &c
Miss Berlin, Miss Olsen, Black, wilson, hr
Damp, and 20 deck.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. May 1.-The following are the closing
prices or merchandise for the week ending april!
80: Sugar market very active and firm with
large business doing at unchanged prices, not
withstanding the unfayorable adylces from
abroad; exported during the week from ,a aavana
for the United States; stock in warehouses OF
Havana and Matanzas $4,000 6oxes and 81 600
United States. 81: per hid Of sugar to the United
States, s4a6; per hid moasses s3a3 Is; per ton TO
Falmouth and orders. s7sa42s Cd. Lumber steady;
pitch pine, s27 per NJ Shocks .-box in demand
at llH reals. Empty hogsheads firm at So 5o
waX-yellow nrm at SO per arroba; white active
at $l2 Is. Honey firm; there is an absence OF
business for want Of stock; quoted at 4ssa5 reals
per gallon.
Exchange on London, l314al3% per cent. pre-
MUM; OF United States, 70 days sight, IN cur.
rency, 10a10h per cent. discount; in gold. short
sight, 4%a5% per cent. premium. According 10
the latest estimates the sugar crop this year VIII
be Is per cent. less than that OF last Many pan
concluded In about fortnight.
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bales Lard oes Cd. Short ribbed mlddllngs
e3s Cd.
Evening.-Cotton closed dull and unchanged;
sales 10000 bales including 5000 for speculation
and export. Turpentlne COS ad.
PARIS, May 4-Bourse opened firm. Rentes
7A 75c.
DOMESTIC.
New YORK, Nay 4.-Noon.-Stocls heavy.
Money easy at 5ae per cent. Gold l454. Sixty.twos
llH. Sterling, long, eH; Short 10. Tennessee
ex-coupons 60; new 65'<; Virginia ex-coupons
6a; new 60; Louisiana old IS; levee skies Tx;
eghts elh; Alabama eights 104; Georgia skies
90; sevens 81; North Carolina old 47h; new 2SAs;
South Carolina old s0H. Flour 5aloc better.
Wheat without change. Corn dull Pork steady.
Mess s2s Lard I6ha161c. Cotton dull and
dropping at 22'1a2s14c; sales 100 bales. Turpen-'
tine 431zc. Rosin 81 10 for strained. Frelghts
dull.
Evening.-Money 4a6. Sterling s11aah. Gold
l4Ia14S. Governments closed lower; COS II X;
Southerns closed lower and heavy. Cotton dull;
sales 27OO bales; uplands 22xc; Orleans 2314c.
Flour, State and Western 6aloc bitter; State
"a 90; Southern 1rmer at s6a9. Wheat opened
steady and closed dull but scarcely SO hrm; WIN
ter red and amber Western 81 Soa1 3d. Corn is
without decided change, but closing rather more
steady. Beef steady; mess sl2a15. Pork heavy
at s2s so. Lard steady; Kettle 1Tal7t4c Whiskey
heavy at 81 90. Rice firm at G1sa7Ac. Sugar
firm; muscovado loHc; No. u, sIc. Coffee firm
and quiet. Molasses dull. Naval stores quiet.
Tallow steady at e,4as'<c.
BosToN, May 4.-Cotton dull and over Mid
dllngs 23Ia23t1c. Sales 100 bales net receipts
1o5 bales.
RAIr,uonu May a.-Cotton dull and un changed.
Middlings 22Ac. Sales 10 bales; net receipts so;
coastwise IS; fetal co. exports coastwise 800 bales
stock 276o bales.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-Corn unchanged. Whls.
key 81 OF. Mess pork In good demand, higher
and irregular, $50 asked; 500 90 offered. Bacon
higher; shoulders 13c; holders asking l3i4c; sides
16hal7. Lard unchanged
NORFOLK, May 4.-Cotton nominal; no salesi
business suspended; middliIg 2oHc; receipts 200
bales exports, coastwise, So; stock 1858 bales
AUGUSTA, May 4.-Cotton closed quiet; sales 39S
bales mddlings 81 &c; receipts 256 bales
SAVANNAH, May 4.-Cotton active; midtlings
q &c; sales 700 bales; receipts so6 exports, coast
wise, 1850; stock IS, ,494 bales.
GALVESTON, May 4.-Cotton In limited demand,
good ordinary held at 1shc; sales 100 bales; re-
| celpts TAO; stock 1856.
MOBILE, May 4-Cotton 1rmer; middlings 2li4a
Ike; sales 1900 bales; receipts $40; exports to
Great Britain 267; coastwse 81; stock 40 500 baes
ST. LOUIS, May Corn nrmer; choice mixed
81 os. Pork active at $2sa29 90. Bacon buoyant;
shoulders 137a4al4c; clear sides TIC. Lard 16i4a
1ekc.
NEW ORLEANS May A.-Cotton firm and in fair
demand, middling o1Aae2c; sales 400 bales; net
receipts 5745; coastwise /; total 5746; export to
Bremen 1857; coastwise ses; stock 1855 bales.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May 3-TuRPESTIEE-l5 hbls
received and changed hands az 50 Is for new
virgin, So 65 for yellow dip, and 81 20 Tor hara
per $50 lbs.
sales OF 1870 bills al 3sIs cents per sllon.
RosIN.-Sales OF e85 bbls at 81 60 for strained,
50 so for No. l. ST. 81 25, 81 5oaS5 FOR pale "5a
IS 50 for extra pale and Sc for WINDOW glass.
TART bbls sold at 81 so per Dbl.
CoTroN.-Sales OF bale az 18, at 1e, and 90
bales at 20 cents per pound.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May !, 1870.
CoTToN.-There was well maintained inquiry
during most OF the day, prices showing steadl.
ness the market becoming somewhat quiet after
receipt OF New York dispatches, but closed with
the rates unchanged Sales about $50 bales, say
Sc at is; at 49, q at 90; al 2o4 81 at 2o}s; II
at 2O2S; 1877 at 81; 16s at 2l1s. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .....1Sa2O
Low middnng g.................''so 'soza@-
mlodunS - "
STRICT mlddling ..Z11z9-
R1cE.-The market was firm, but without sales
Of importance. Good rice may be quoted at ca q
6Hc a ib.
NAVAL STORES. There was no business.
FRsIeATs-To Liverpool, oy steam, direct nomi-
nal, via New York, 7.l6d on uplands; 11-l6d
on sea islands; by SAIL 7-1ed 2 10 on
upland cotton, and xd p b on sea
Island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi'
ual; by sail, nominal at &c on uplanda
and Ike on sea islands. Coastwise to
New York, by steam, nc p B on uplands
and nc on sea islands; by sail, &c q b on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, "
eXcS b on upands. ToPhiladelphia, by steam
&c a ID on uplands; BY SAIL somewhat nom
nal. To Baltimore, by steam, h@Ac q b on
uplands by sail somewhat nominal.
misunderstanding go day bills 24@2l]E.
DOMESTIC ExcHANeE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par to u premium, and sell az X
premium. Outside they purchase at par to i
premium, and sell at Il to Z premium.
aoLD.-Buying at 10 and selling al li@15.
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SUPREME Court, COLUMBIA, May 3.-Present
Chief Justice Moses and Associates Wright and
willard.
The following cases, which had been struck on
were upon motion, restored to the docket: A. N.
Bellinger VS.. WIN. Meggett; John Bellinger VS..
VIM. Meggett.
The following were ordered to be docketed
Joseph r, SeabrOok ct al, vs. ]. II. Melllchamp,
administrator; A. II. Abrahams Son VS.. Kelly
d Barrett: Charles D. Ahrens Vs. the President
and Directors Of the State Bank; ]. Ellison
Matthews, executor and assignor, vs. T. Savage
Heyward, trustee, ct al; 7. K. Saspor:as Vs.
The case OF John McKeegan vs.. Daniel Nc
Swinney, and ex parte John McKeegan, In the
case OF Eliza F. ONeill, adminislratrlx, ys. Maria
+. McKewn, admlnistratrix, ct al. Mr.. McCrady
read the brief; Mr.. A. G. Magrath was heard 10r
appellants; Mr.. Jehn Phillips contra; Mr.. ]. B.
Campbell on same side; Mr.. McCrady in reply.
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Cabinet Hlakins, &r.
Cabinet Alaking, &r.
CABINET-MAKING AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
BY
j. L. LUNsFoRD, No.. 81 Queen Street.

This Is the time of year to have your Furniture
and Mattresses overhauled and thoroughly done.
up. Ialso repair and sell Sewing Machines, anu
viii take orders for any frst.class Sewing or
Knitting Machines now before the public. The
best Sewing Machine, fora cheap article, can he
found with me, to wit: The improved COMMON
SENSE SEWING MACHINE. lt Is acknowledged
by the best Judges to stand entirely above and
beyond any cheap Machine ever produced before
sell them oil complete, with guarantee, for
SIT.
Zens OF Charleston and OF the State Of South Caro-
ma, among whom have lived for the last twenty
years ]. L. LUNSF0RD;
No. 81 Queen street, near Calder House.
APRIL
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, 2d instant: In
domestic the business is light but full prices are
current. We quote 6Xa7i4c.
From the World The inquiry from the tTade IS
fair and with small stock. holders are realizing
better rates. Sales OF 100 tcs Carolina ct &c.
From the Herald: Carolina was STEADY, win
small sales within the range Of 624a7l4c for com.
mon to prime.
light STOCK prices are stronger and l00 :cs prime
Carolina are reported today at 7lac.
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Port CAL END a r.
~
MARINE NEWS.
CH ARIES sToN, S. c., MAY
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Merchants Line brig Guiding Star, Freetneyi a 4
New YorE-lo days. Mdse. To W Roach co, d
Bischotf & CO, Bellmann Bros, Burckmeyer, U
Berbussee, Blum Miller, Brodle, II n,1 butmiI T.
co, Cameron, BarEley & co, " Chaiee 4 co, Il
Coyperthwait, C!acius & Witte, W Corwin CO.
Macdufr Cohen, r & A ? Caldwell , GiausseI
Dowie, Noise Il Davis, " Dayton, Flemng u
co. Furchgott Bros, Feldmann CO Goourlcn,
Wineman l. co. c Francke, gull :mln, hart
4 co, d Goldstein. Jeff0rds & co, S!ancovich, !.
Klatte & CO, Knobeioch Il Small; Kelp, ?
King, Luhrs; Mantoue = CO. GeNsSi MSef = S 6Ne,II
Ostendortr & co, C Panknin. c Poppenheim'
W Paddon, w Russell 4 co, RaVenel Holmes'
S C Railroad Agent, Stet1ens, Werner !, RuGser' I
W Steele, Smith & Chapeau. Il Silcox, W U1erI r.
hardt, W Webb, walker, Evans 4 Cogswell. \
NJ Wohltmann, WAGNER & Monsees, Paul, welen Usi
q Brandes, G Walter d. co, Wlrth q co, west
s Jones, p Walsh, j Adger Il co. and ER Whlte;
Sehr Ann S Deas. Garbati, West POM NH MN. 81 %
tIerces rice. TO Ravenel & CO. and Bee co.
Steamer City Point, Peck Palatka' via Jazz, ;s.
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah. IL 6ales
sea island cotton, &C. To ] D Aiken d co, Pinek,
Tsy Wiste erJss Chalk sop Morrison Williams & Son,
J r Pringle Son. Wirth x co, Follin' Colonel
Ludlow, Shepherd L Kelly, and W Dixon. ,.,..o
Steamer Pilot Boy, White Beanl9rS, ,isas EHast9.
co. Holmes Macbeth, Charleston Hotel Mrs +
Capers, Boyce, DR. J Ancrum, W Boyle, &, =
E Mikell Cohen, Hancke co, j TOWNSEND
Henry, and Others F,,,,o so
Steamer Argo Boyle. Bull River, Edlsl o, &c;
Mdse. To Douglas Nisbet, c Glaussen, =
Triest, G Graveley, WEIGH L Brandes, kineman ~ y
Bro, H Bischoff & CO, A w EcGel co, Ciacius q
Witte WAGNER Monsees, and others.
Received from Chisolms Rice MN. 10 t!eress 9 S,s
rice. To Thurston & Holmes, W Bee d co, ii BIS
chor L co, and H L Chisolm.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tennessee, Chichester, New York
schr N Fitzpatrick, Smith, Philadelphia
Baker co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tennessee, Chichester, New YORK.
Steamship Key West, Rudolph. Nassau, r;
Schr NJ Fitzpatrick. SOmers, Northern rort
Schr Z y Hawkins, Wyatt, New YorR.
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr Z Raymond, Higgins, Phtaoeiphia
May /.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr E A Hooper, champion, at Phllaaclph'a
May 9.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Brip C C Colson, Payson, at Boston, May l.
Schr JIrrcl Clifford, al Phllaueiphlii, May
MEMORANDA.
The schr Gun Rock Bangs, from Georgetown.
G. and T Alblnger, C0rsOn. also from GeorSc
TOWN, S c, arrived at New York May l.. The l0r
mer experienced heavy weather. anu had 10 t1ro'
overheard about IL, 700 feet lumber.
LIST OF VESSELS
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Nntires i'll Dankrnllrn.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES OF AMERICA, EASTERN DIS.
Tl;ICT OF SOUTH CARnLlNA.--l 10 the inntner ., o.
JAMES s. PERRYCLEAE EaukrIpr-iu Bank
ruptcy.-Ex parte LOUIS McLaln, Assignee. u
lion to sell Real Estate.-Ry virtue Of an order IN
tile above entitled cause. 10 ne directed 10y tlie
Ho.. GEORGE S. BRYAN, Judge OF me Onlte1
the Lien Creditors OF said bankrupt are hereby
notified to appear and establish their liens oelore
me, on or before the 18th day Of May next, a. d.
1870, and show cause. If any they nave, why lhe
sail estate should 70. be sold free OF incum-
brance, or be debarred from the benefit OF any
decree TO be made in this cause.
JULIUS Z. CARPENTER,
APRIL th3 Registrar in Bankruptcy.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN JoUyIN KID GLOVES
lust received at the so cents store, No. 4o2 King
street. may5-2+
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UNIFORMS FOR TIE SCuUTzEN CLUB.-Mate-
rlals for came, OF best quality, and at moderate
prices, supplied by W. urerharat, opposite Acad-
emy of Music. maya wthsS
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sysINEss NorI oEs.

Book BEER to-day by A. Tiefenthal, No. lo7
Market street. may5-l+
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
E1ports,

NEW YoRK-per steamship Tennessee-2ls tcs
rice, 81 bags sea island cotton, 1851 bales upland
cotton, 355 bbls rosin, ss bales domestlcs % pun
furniture and sundries, 100 boxes and bols Vege;
tables. ,.,- ,,.
PHILADgLpHIA-Per schr ] NJ Fitzpatrick-S2o
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RAILROADS..
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,

SUPERINTEND DEM . OTFICE,
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD Co.
MILL ST.. DEPOT, CHARLESTON, April Is, 1870. y
On md after MONDAY, 18th inst, Trl.Weekly
Freight Trims will run through to Savannah.
leaving Charleston on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, an Il returning on TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Freight received up 10
O'Clock P. NJ, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT-
URDAYs Will be forwarded by following day train
9. s. GADSDEN,
apr18 Engineer and Superintendent.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.

LONDON, May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %. Bonds ssH.
LIVERPOOL, May 4-Noon.-Cotton quiet; up.
lands loXd; Orleans 11na11i&d; sales 10000
bales. Lard oes Cd. Short ribbed middlings
e3s Cd.
Evening.-Cotton closed dull and unchanged;
sales 10000 bales including 5000 for speculation
and export. Turpentlne COS Cd.
PARIS, May 4-Bourse opened firm. Rentes
74f 75c.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s3, "a,
IS, So 50 and So 50 per thousand, according to
size, ct TIE NEWS Job ONCE.
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The schr Gun Rock, Bangs, from Georgetown. S
c, and IT Albnger, Corson. also from 1 Georgs- ~
mer eXperien ccd heavy weather, and had to throw
overheard about 10000 feet lumber.
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Ment to DO m0ref Why, Sir, II we succeed IN
bringing one for every nfty dollars, we may feel
contented. I repeat, therefore, that emigration
In the up-country is success, at least 30 far as
concerns the society which represent. Our
chief lificulties have been surmounted, and
money Is now being sent from. Newberry County
to the fatherland to bring over the relatl yes Of
those who are now successfully employed upon
the different farms In our neighborhood. In
short, wherever the contracts have been faithfully
compiled with, the European emigrant is proving
sinew Of strength to society and the State.
Mr.. BraWley stated that he was glad to be cor
rected il his Information concerning the subject,
and suggested that the Committee on Immigra.
tiOn be instructed to suggest such action as may
be necessary to induce the railroads to lower
their rates OF travel to immigrants.
On motion of Mr.. Hanckel, the report Of the
Committee on Direct Trade was taken from the
table and made the special order for quarter.pas
II O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr.. j. z. Vance, Of Newberry, offered a resolu-
Hon that the Committee on Immigration be in
structed toinquire into the expediency OF employ.
Ing Chinese labor, and the cheapest and most
practical mode of introducing such labor.
Mr. Thomas moved that it be referred to q
special committee.
The motion was agreed to, and the president
named for such committee. K. Vance, Hon.
John Townsend and Hon. VIM. Wallace
Colonel Palmer called up the report on cotton
and on motion it was adopted
without debate.
On motion of Mr.. Screven, Hon. Charles ].
Colcock was Included In the delegation from
Beaufort.
On motion Of Colonel I. Y. simons, the conyen-
ton adjourned until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, today.
BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, "a,
IN
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval

PHILADgLPHlA-Pef scHr j III FItAPHV14oh7-o-0
tons phosphate rock.
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LIST OF VESSELS
CP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-09-24
The HawaiIn Times.

After exhausting its thundcrs of rhetoric upon
the manner and kind of food sent out by Chinese
restaurants, in a previous issue, the new Journal.
the Times, on Tuesday last, gives us the leading
article which should have been a sequence of the
first number. This last article and its prede-
cessor, the Introductory, sufficiently define the
position of the new journal before the public.
Il commenced in its first issue by saying that it
had no Independence of principle, but would be
ready to advocate any measures or principles
whatever, if paid for doing SO, no matter as to
the conscientious convictions of the editor. pro
or con. Consequently, when the editor in his
issue of September Goth assures us that he is
60 utterly unable to discern the slightest grounds
for making any alterations in the Master and
Servant Act,'' we have the best of reasons.
founded upon his own statements, that this
declaration is based upon no particular conscien-
tious convictions of principles as to duty as a
public journalist. The very fair and natural de-
duction is, that in accordance with the views set
forth in his inaugural, the editor of the Times
has sought and obtained his price. Indeed, it is
stated that shortly after the issue of Tuesday
last, the editor was seen within the precincts of
the Government premises, in close Capitalization
With the members of the Ministry. "Were 1
a betting man. said one in our hearing, al
would wager that the Times, if it continues
on it's present course, will be subsidized by the
Ministry"
Let us suppose a case in comparison with the
one under consideration. Some one of we Ha-
waiians take it into our heads some fine day to
emigrate to Australia or New Zealand, and after a
residence there of two or three weeks or months,
set up a newspaper, in which, plunging at once
in nedias res, we severely berate the colonists Tor
their ''grumbling" against some of the laws
then in force, and assuming at once that we know
all about the working of those laws-though we
NAV never have gone one mile beyond Auckland
or Sydney-undertake to instruct them as TO
what is right and wrong in the matter. What
would be the probable reception we would meet
with from our friends of the Antipodes? 1t
would no doubt be said to is" Sir, what do
YOU know about our internal affairs-yOu, who
came here but yesterday, and very likely scarcely
heard of our country from any reliable source
until you landed here? My dear sir, keep your
advice to yourself, for. until you become posted
by actual and personal observation of US and our
surroundings, we must perforce put you down in
the list of those VIKINGS whose self-conceit does
not rise to the dignity of impertinence !"
In the first issue of the Times, the editor had
no principle to advocate. In the third he sud
denly finds a policy if not a principle-through
what kind of process we leave the public to con-
lecture.