The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-05
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THURSDAY, MAY S, 1870.
NEWS OF THE DAY.


changed with sales OF 10000 bales.
London is soon to ::opsH two street railway
lines. ..,, .,...i...l,.. ..s5,. -
.--Astronomers say, that Saturn is now IN pc.
eullarly favorable position for ooservation' tue
rings being at their fullest opening.
Three OF the wives Of. men employed on tne
steamer City of Boston have consoled them-
selves by remarrying .oY..f s-tt -
The once Of John Russell Youngs new paper
"A the famous building known as Lovejoy's Hotel,
corner OF Beekman street and Park Row.
The propeller City Of Ragusa. seven yards
Eonq. CAPTAIN Buckley, will leave Liverpool IN
few days for New York.
rariiual Cullen has issued another pastoral
letter renewing his denunciation n Fenians anu
Freemasonry, and reprpbatiag Newdegate's In
suiry into monastic institutions.
Right Rev. Father Perche was, on Sunday,
oonsecrsted as bishop at the 81. Louis Cathedral
In New Orleans, Bishop Rosecrans, OF Columbus,
Ohio, ofaciating, assisted BY BiAhepss Foley, OF
chicago, and Tehan, Of Nashville. ~ .I-:.a..
The complete election returns Of San Domingo
an the annexation question have just been receiv-
al in an official form. The act contains over u.s..
coo signatures in favor Of annexation to the
United States and but 110 against It,,
"A monkey is born in Pittsburg. The event
being the hrst OF the kind In that city, the editor
or one ofthelocal newspapers has visited the in'
fant, andi disposed TO recognize it.as man and
sbrother.
Gertrude Douglas, sister Of the Mar
Fauis OF Queensbury. has written letter to the
Loudon Times, drawing a most enticing picture OF
convent life. and protesting against the proposed
visitation acs. 81 Lady Gertrude was for five years
anun. -,..,s.r ,,y2Itya ~ eS>i>iGJ.. =
The diplomatic proprieties have been outrag-
"a by his Majesty, KING People OF Bonny, Whoi
wishing the assistance OF Queen Victoria to put
down agrebellion in his territory. has gone 70
Rnslnnd 10 ask for iityin person. Details OF his.
najesty,s reception have not been published. ;,
The Eondon Times lately lost the services OF
. pr. Dasent its sub editor, and Is likely soon TO
. Nae those OF Dr. Mowbray Morris, the manager,
.ssntleman OF remarkable administrative ability.
Who's, health Is falling Both DR.. Dasent and DR..
Norris are brothers.in.law Of Mr.. John Delane,
the editor. 80. =. :, - ai
-There'is chance FOR permanent employment
OF good circus equestrian performers In Scranton,
Penn, where the lampllghters are expected to
make their, rounds on horseback On arrival at
the uost, The rider stands upon the saddle, AID
proceeds, In this position to darken or illunine
sae pathway. Tnsse4Binsa only require practice
We suppose yGgt aaeg.t ili.iiiL'll. 80 -
The remains Of Pat Cleburne, the famous irish
Confederate general, received funeral honors In
Memphis, Tennis on Thursday. The Fire Depart
nent, the Irish societies. the Fenians and the eX-
Confederate, soldiers tnrped, ,out, and among the
prominent individuals in the procession were
Jcrerson Davis, ex- Governor Harris, and General
RilloB. 49, -Is .,.... l.a3 IS g..7
We have believed for along while that prices
we're coming down. Rut we admit that the re-
plts of an auction sale Of improved property In
Nashville, on the 18th ult., are little below our
lowest expectations. Certain non-residents OBJ
tanned a Judgment against that city for munich.
nal Indebtedness, and proceeded to sell all It's
property asnuction.: The city waterworks were
sctually sold for s2s. 1t Is not yet determined
What nuid is to be substituted for their contents
,-Washington correspondents say movement
q considerable strength win be made this week
20 kill thespendHg Tariff bill In order that the
more important business now pending In Con
gress may receive some attention. In conse-
suence Of the4 immense amount Of work before
that body tnas been proposed by some members
70 take recess from. Jnne I TO October l.. but
ewing to the 'fal sleeiiQ iiQRa for the Fortysecond
Congress it Is not believed that any such PROPOSE
ston can be carried Y - :;
9 in his remarks at the meeting In Richmond,
ca Thursday, ex-G Governor Wise said: "The Capitol
= old, 1t Is Of the past, passing away. Let 1t be
Built anew Of the durable and solid granite Of your
lich river bank laid deep In the solid soil OF our
country, aad1et Its 5superstructure raise alofty
Splre towardheaven; assign or covenant with God!
And let thfs be symbolic ofa moral and political
foundation, laid anew and deep, for a super
structure Of love and brotherhood among msa,
which shall be approved and blessed on high" =
Since the death Of General Grey, private secrc-
tary to Queen Victoria, ,it has transpired that her
Majesty takes very active part in the business OF
every department Of the government and espec-
hliy the War ONCE, the Admiralty and the Poor.
Law BoardH She writes out her Views with full
Hess that replRds one OF Philip II, and the private
secretarys business is to reduce her memoranda
70 official form. Some Froude OF the future may
hnd in the Victoria MSS mine OF historical lore
almost as rich "a the archives Of Slmancas.
1t was developed 10 the Howard case, on Sat
urday, that the Building Block Company, of
which General Howard was president, was using
AalupcE SousAoNsSo ~. W .NeueIdl hOWdTuS
Arother for the erection Of tenements on the Barry
farm. II came out in evidence, also, that beth
The hospital and the university were built out Of
the bureau funds, and that the bureau now pays
the trusteeS of the university $4,000 per annum
rent for thetse OF part Of the building as head
spartera
"A New York letter Of Saturday evening says:
.7ne week closes with a cheerful feeling In bust:
ness circlee. The distribution Of merchandise to
various points South and West has been quite
-Aeavy, within the day or two past, and all the
leading houses report fresh orders coming In for
the week to come. The revival has been most
m the dry goods trade, and next to that, domes-
uo and foreign produce. Dealers report encour-
axing sdyices from their correspondents in all
psrts of the country now. land throughout May
trtsk times are anticipated all around"
The Dawson, Georgia, Journal says: I'VE