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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-02

DEATH FROM INJURIEs.-William Carroll,
colored, died yesterday morning, at the City
Hospital, from injuries received on the South
Carolina Railroad, near Ladson's Station, on
the 18th of last month. 1t appears the de-
ceased was in company with number Of
laborers on crank car, when, by accident, 1t
is supposed, he fell in front of the car, OF the
time in motion, and was run over, after which
he was brought to the city and conveyed to
the hospital. DR.. Bulst, hospital physician,
made post-mortern examination, and gave as
his opinion that the deceased died from COM
pound fracture of the right thigh and of the
spinal column. A jury was impanelled yester-
day by Coroner Whiting, but, owing to the ab-
sence of witnesses, they adjourned until to-
MORROW.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
A TERRIBLg DESAUCH.

Death Under Singular Circun,stnnces-A
Young Man in His Caromsals Dies in nm
Area-A Female Companion Sleeps ON His
Body.
Coroner Rollins was yesterday called to the Eighth
precinct station house to investigate somew hat
singular case Of death. Shortly after four O'Clock
yesterday morning officer Mckinley of the Eighth
precinct in going his rounds, discovered two
persons lying at the bottom OF a FIGHT OF stems
OF premises lis Beecker street. An examination,
which the officer made at once, showed that wO-
man was lying across the body OF dead man, AID
was aro lsed ard taken to the Prince street police
station anu there sa d her name was Mary Lee, OF
rled 70 the station use, where 1t was subsequently
Identified as that OF Robert Gibbons Phillips, an
ADOPTED son Iona, b. phillips deceased formerly
The testimony showed hat deceased had been drink
Ing 10 excess on sunday, and ut two O'Clock In
a female companion that he should take a car
and ride up to Central Park. After leaving the
house, however, deceased met Mary Lee in porter
house. and taking drink or two they started of
together. In staggering aOnG Bleecker street they
stepped into the unprotected area and fell to the
with so much force as to burst O panel from
the basement door with his head. Doubtless
the injuries reduced him 10 insensiDility from which
he CID not recover The woman iell across his body
and being SO deeply intoxicated failed to compre.
hend wnat mad happened and sank into sound
sleep over the corpse OF her more unfortunate
p lniOn When brought to realizing sense of her
condition Dy offic al Interference Mary was almost
horror4stricken, prom sing to sign the pledge
and never more indulge In the use OF strong drink
DR.. John Beach examtaed tile body Of Mr.. Phillius
and IN his opinion death resulted from conclusion OF
the bi ain caused by the fall and such was the YER
dict OF the jury The jury also censured The owner
OF premises No. 11S Bleecker street tor not placing
railing around the steps OF said building for the pro-
lection OF human life,
Deceased was thiry-lve years Of age and q native
OF this city, He lived 167 West Thirty nrst street.
but spent very little OF his me there Friends took
charge OF the remains for inteTment
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
ENGLAND.
s'Irerconcileables'' in Ireland and on the Red
River.

ssIrerconciIeabless in Ireland and on the Red
LONDON, May 2, 1870.
In the House OF Lords tonight Baron Talbot pre.
sented petition from the parish guardians of North
Dublin praying for the repeal of the act of union.
There being no business OF importance before the
House, their Ordships rose
In the House of Commons, as important debates on
the Irish hand bill and the convent investigation were
expected, the benches were filed and the galleries
and hobbies crowded.
Many petitions were received for and against the
proposed inquiry into monastc institutions.
The correspondence on the Red River difficulty
was ordered by the House.
Mr.. Otway, under Co-onial Secretary explained
that the trial of Barrett for the murder OF Spear had
been postponed TO June in consequence Of the
absence OF important witnesses.
The House went into Committee on the Irish Land
bill.
MI, Synan moved an amendment making the
term Of agricultural leases sixtyone instead OF
thirty-one years. This was opposed by Mr. Disraeli
and withdrawn.
Mr. Bail moved to amend by reducing the term to
twenty-one years. This, he thought, would meet all
the equities OF the case.
The Marquis OF Harrington deplored the introduc.
ton OF such amendments; they created new elements
OF dscord, especially between landlord and tenant.
Mr. Palmer supported the amendment, which on
division OF the House was rejected by vote of zoe to
290
Other amendments Of details were considered. and
either withdrawn or rejected.
Without further action on the bill the committee
rose,
Mr.. Ncwdegate then arged his motion for an In
quiry into the monastic institutions OF England.
Mr. winterbotham opposed proceeding which
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
THE DOCKS.
Organization of the New Department.

OrGnuization Of the New Department.
the new Board Of Dock Commissi sioners appointed
oy Mayor Hall assembled yesterday at in ths
once Of the City Chamberlain. There were present
commissioners Wilson G. Hunt, John I. Agnew.
hugn smith, William Wood and Richard NJ. Henry,
sle luli Board After the Board had conversatiOnay
I,a"'asseu the duties ana powers conferred on them
~ laM ney prOce ded 10 organize by going in u an
eHoh 1,, ~. president (Mr. John Il. Agnew) but h8
aoonNu' Neverth less the Board insisted and alter
q 49,. uet oi pc sistent persuasion he finally
M a.oup'eu ihe position. The election for treas
anIi nd o., iesnIteu IN iayor OF Mr.. Hugh Smith
anu ior secretary IN favor OF Mr. Ricard NJ Henry
Some ordinary routine business was disnosed or.
alter which, on notion the President appointed IA
an executive committee CommssIoners William
Wood, wilson q. Hunt and Hugh SMITH and as a
uUuIiuI'tee on ny'aWs commissioners William Wood.
Wilson q. HINT and Richard NJ Henry
inc excelience OF these selections and appoint-
ments cannot De questioned. Messrs Hunt Wood
ana Agnew, having large experience IN commercial
ciices IN the metropolis, and having taken Tor years
past deep interest IN the progress and pros-
perity OF New York, Will no doubt give To their
positions a heartfelt zeal and nhomitable perse-
yerance Mr. Smith has also been prominently
identified with the commercial growth of the CITY
and the management OF It's finances while MIR
Henry, through his connection with the bar and
with the Citizens Association has had opportunities
for understanding the legal responsibilities or the
city government and the actual wants OF The pro-
gressve portion OF the population OF the city ana the
State.
That proper code OF bylaws and a competent
plan OF executing the work Of the department VIII
be adopted, and that the powers and duties devov-
ing upon II Will be properly exercised and dis
charged cannot, therefore, be doubted
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
AQUATIC.


The Kelly and Bright Boat Race in England.
LONDON, May 3 1870.
The Kelly and Bright race in open boats for 400
sovereigns, which took place to-day on the Tyne at
Newcastle, from the High Level bridge to Scotsw ood
suspension bridge, resulted In favor of Harry Kelly
OF Putney, eXchamplon or the Thames.
The betting before the start was five to four on
Kelley.
Bright won the toss and took the north side
Kelley getting of first with Bright closing up
so rapidly that they were abreast at the
first one hundred yards. At Redeigh bridge
Bright spurted and gained the lead as
they reached Waterhouse Quay. Here Kelley by
gallant effort recovered his lost position and con-
tinued gaining until he was sufficiently ahead
to take Brights water, which he did without
hesitation at ST. AIMS bridge. keeping two
lengths ahead until near Paradise Quay
where ne cased Up; Bright came up at this point
with grund squirt, and foulad Kelley so palpably
that one umpire gave the race to Kelley on that
ground, although as il was he actually came In four
lengths ahead.
The time ST the winner was twentyeight minutes
thirty seconds.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
EUR OPsAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNEY MARKEr--LoND0N. May 2.-.The
stock exchange II closed today, and there is
nothing dong.
PARIS BouRsE-PARrs, May 2-Ine Bourse closed
dun. Rents AZ. 27c
FRANKFORT BoURsg--FRANFRoRr, May Admitted
States fvc-twenty bonds closed firm
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET --lIvERpooIr May
2--430 r. M--The cotton market closed irregular.
Middltng uplandi, l0%d.: middlIng Orleans / I'd.
hd. The snles OF the day nave beep 10 900 ba,cs
Including 5000 bales Tor export and speculation.
The shipments from Bombay TO the 3Oth uiJno
since the last report, hava been $4,000 ba es.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET. -HAYRE, My 2.--C0tton
closed heavy on the spot nd afloat; quotations nom.
ula and unchanged.
LlvERPuot BREADeTcFrs MARKET LIVERPOOL,
May 2--i:So j. NJ. Corn 295. 81 per quarter for
Eur0peap
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERpooI,
May 2-l3O Z. M.-Cheese 75s. per cwt for the best
grades Df American tine. Pork firm, Beei, 1l0s.
per terce OF 3o4 lbs for Eastern prime mess. Lard
quiet aud steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAaKET.--LIvERp0OL, May
2-4:S0 T.. .M.-Turpentine 39s I'd. per ewk
LONDON PRODUCE MARKgT.-LoNDON. May g.
TaiOw dun At a.. I'd. per cwL
PETROLEUM MARKET r--ANT HnY, May 2.-PetrO-
!eum closed heavy At 53L lpr standard white.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
VIRGINIA..


Tho United States Circuit Court--rho Cha
hoon-filysOn Inaaisition Case Dismissed by
Chief Justice Chase--The Murderer Peter
Phillips 70 BE Hung.
RICHMOND, May Q, 1870.
In the United States Circuit Court to-
dsy Chief Justice Chase presiding. the
writ OF injunction the cese OF George
ChahoOn vs.. Henry K. ElysOn, granted
by the District Judge, which by its own
terms as well as by the terms OF the law, expires
to-day unless motion he made for its renewal the
Court understands that this case is now disposed Of
by agreement and by the decision OF the 3uprome
Court OF Appeals Of Virginia, and the case Is there
fore dismissed.
General Brndley T. Johnson annonucca that q
series OF resolutions adopted by the bar of Richmond
in reference to the recent calamity would b, pYe.
sented to the court tomorrow and an adjournment
Of the court asked.
THE CHIEF JUs1ICE--We Shall feel it our duty 70
join In any demonstration OF sorrow and respect
wnich may be intended by the members of the uar
IN respect to tho great calamity and In consideration
of the motion made by Geueral Johnson will adjourn
tomorrow until Wednesday then meet only to he ar
the resolutions read
the murier OF his wife three years ago, ana whose
case was stayed by Judge Underwood's decision that
the court officers who had not taken the iron Grad
were not legal officers, II was decided by the Chief
JUCSiOe as fOllows:--Ths appeal IN the case
WIZ ce determined by tile SAME principles
" hich governed the court in the determination
siding Judge OF the Circuit Court Is made by law the
opinion OF the Court. That opinion was tnat the
sentence was pronounced by competent authority
under the constitution OF the United States, as well
as under the laws OF the State OF Virginia. Tue
missed.
Unless the Executive intervenes the prisoner,
under this decision will be executed July He has
neen resplted nine tmes, awaiting the decision OF
the United States Court.
Joseph r. Robertson another victim OF thu ca
lamlty, died today.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
CUBA.

-
spanish Accounts-Thc Insurgents i'm the
Camoguey Dis;rict-ChGnges in the Cuban
Army-Rnmors About Cespedcs-Another
Order from tho Captain General.
HAVANA, May 2, 1870.
The following reports OF the situation In the In.
terror come from Spanish sources;-
The insurgents In the Camaguey district continue
to present themselves In large numbers TO receive
pardon.
The resignation OF the rebel General Agramonte
Is confirmed.
The rebels have abolished the rank OF General in
Chief, and appointed Frederic Cavada chief OF oper.
ators and Bambta commanding general in the
Cinco Villas district.
Fifteen Spanish soldiers captured last June by the
rebels have just arrived at Puerto Principe. They
were threatened with death by Quesada but their
lives were saved through the interccssion OF Benz
bita, with whom they served up to the time of their
release
The rebel President Cespedes Ii roaming about the
coast, never sleeping twice IN the same place
The disloyal Prefect Beiancourt, alias Barbazo
and the Sub-Prelect Rafet, have been captured and
executed at Puerto Principe.
The gunboat Saldado recently captured q small
boat at La Guaiata Key. In the boat were found
passport issued TO General Goicourla and commits
sion as Ambassador to Mexico, both signed by Ces
pedes. Other glnboats coming up the Key were
surrounded search VIII be made and If Goicou.
ria is on the island he cannot escape.
Many Insurgents have been killed at Alvarez and
near Santo Espirtu by the volunteers.
Captain General DE Rodas has issued an order re-
quiring all persons residing within the insurrecton
ay district 10 come TO the nearest settlement or
town.
within the next thirty days, and threatening that
should they neglect to do so, II captured. they will
he treated ~ rebels.
This order causes much Excitement, and Is con.
sidered heavy blow To the insurgent cause
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
THE INDIANS.

Widespread Dissatisfaction Among the Sioux
All Available Troops Ordered 10 the Plains.
WASHINGTON, May 2, 1870.
On inquiry at the proper quarter to-day 1t is ascer-
talned chat the Sioux are the principal. II not the
only part of the Indians who manifest restessness
which may at any time be changed to wide
spread hostilies against tue whites. The
War Department has recently ordered all the
available military faco to the plains in order to
guard the Pacific railroad, rs well as TO Keep the
peace. The entire army does not consist OF more
than 80, 900 men, inclusive Of those not employed In
the ned and the terms OF enlistment Of many Of
them are expiring taste: than recruits can bc OBJ
tained to take their places.
The OFFICIAL reports show that the dissatisfaction
OF the Indians arises from the non n.iulnment OF
stipulatiOns made two years ago by Generals Sher-
man, Terry, SanbOrn, Harvey and several other ON
GERS ana civilians, by which they were 10 be placed
on reservations aad fed for two years.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
TElEcRApHC NEWS ITEMS.

nre a. Princeton, 1s Saturday destroyed the National
ho'ci aod osher buildings. The loss 600.
was burned The loss was $9O,00Q
John II sslwyn etires from the management of sewyn's
ceeds him IN the management.
IRE broke out Ia the State Prison at waupun, Wis., yes
escaped. Loss about $l50,000 - -
The kennebec Jouyai publishes letter from a. Blaine
1ecining 70 nave MS name used candidate for the
United States Senatoship from Maine.
Tho Junior and sophomore classes OF Dicksnson COLLAGE
Carlisle Pa have rebelcd against an order OF tho faciy
issued Apr 70 Both casses, about Of
the students VI the college, were suspended yesterday
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Williams, the English Burainr, . Bond
R0bbcr-6O, 900 Francs Secured.

On the Sch OF April, on the arrival OF the German
steamer Main at her dock in Hoboken officer John
Lee, Of the Customs Department arrested the notori-
Gus English burglar John Williams, who is "bird OF
passage" between this country and Europe. ana
seized $4,000 worth OF diamonds that he endcavored
10 Smugglc In. The properly was retained but by
some means Williams regained his liberty on bali.
Yesterday detective NetteshIp, Cf the Secret Ser.
vice division OF the United States William lantl
in this city from the oboken ferry in the company
OF young girl. who he claims ~ his wife, lie I'M.
medlately TOOK them into custody. and was re-
wardcd by finding on his person 90.0O0f. In stolen
Russian aud French qonds.
The accused was run over to the Jersey side OF the
river and committed IN deiauit Of $40 900 bai L, an
swcr the charge OF smuggling. Toe French and
Russian authorities viii ~ once be notlilcd OF thc
recovery Of the funds. ~
The New York herald., 1870-05-03

As surely and Briskly as the Trout
spring 10 the dy In the stream does the mator snap
at excellence Imitation is. in fact prime OF o.
superiority In the article. And IL is the amb.
ton OF the imitator to get near as possible,
even at the risk Of getting his worthless carcass
between the walls of prison cell his arrant
The The fame acquired BY DrT: FELIX GouRAUD's ORiEN.
TAI CREAM OR MAGICAL BEAUTfFTER, It's universal
popular and inn occnt cosmetic has stirred up the
avarice OF bold and label
of the H only OF well known respectable houses
and especially of Dr. GOURAUD, depot a. Bond street,
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Hamburg maI steamship Cimbria will leavo
TINS port on Tuesday for Plymouth, Cherbourg anp
Hamburg
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock noon.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wtll
be ready at ten O'Clock IN the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
Purify ebe skin.

Puruy the Sk1US
by removing all tain from the blood THIS
with absolute certainty by short OF SrAFFOEDS
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS. Whether the Initiating
principle In the circulation be that which scrof
salt rhenm scad head white swelling ordinary
neos cruptions the beneficial effect will be the
sulphur converts the and unhealthy OF the
body into gaseous form and they thrown on the
surface by the Increased vigor impaired to the circulation
the tonic acton OF the iron The morbid matter which
the exterior Inflammation discharged through the skin and
the cutic!c rcgans It's natural color and snochness
Sod by druggists. One package ~ powders Sl threa
packages, ~ 30. Mailed free Money seut nj risk.
HALL RUCKEL 2ls Greenwich street, SewYork.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03

Of the victims, being prominent men, were
wealthy, but correspondent writes that they
were nearly all men of limited means and have
left dependent families. Virginia has by no
means recovered from the ravages of war, and
many OF her proudest aud at one time most
opulent and most prominent families are now
destitute. The charity of New York will
respond most generously to the appeal.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
Arrest Of an Armed Suspect.

PARIS, May 2, 1870.
The Figaro OF to-day says that man was arrested
at the Longchamps race yesterday lwhere the
Emperor was expected as usuall, who, upon an ex-
animation, was found in possession OF a revolver
and formidable looking dagger.
Subsequently his house was searched and large
quantity OF bombs discovered.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
Tho Students.

PARIS, May 2.
The EcOle de Medicine was reOpened to-day with.
out interruption owing to the great precaut ions
taken by the authorities. But leaving the college
the Professors were insulted by a large crowd of
students in the street ana was compelled to call on
The police for assistance.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03

THE COUNCIL AND THE DoGMA.--It appears
that the Holy Father has positively declined
to lay the letter of M. Daru from the French
government before the Ecumenical Council,
but that the bishops who absented themselves
when they supposed that the dogma of infal-
lbility was to be pressed upon the Council
have been urged to return. We wonder if the
Pope has been thinking that there may be
some fallibility in this thing of infallibility
which may be made infallible by compromise.
Perhaps it is So
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
Against Political Extrndition.

H8HIHst TOEftttHH EXtruCItIOH.
PARIS April 2, 1870.
One Of the radical journals this morning publishes
document pronouncing the expulsion OF the Italian
banker, Cernuschi, violation OF the laws OF the
country, done In the interest of a political party.
Tie protest Is signed by M. NJ. AragO Cremeux
Jules Favre. J. Ferry Peetan, Jules Simon and
many other equally well known radicals.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
A Church Delegation to New York.

LONDON, May 2 1870.
The following delegates to the New York Protest
ant Conference have already announced their nten-
ton 10 be present.
Lord Alfred Churcni, the Earl OF Cavan and the
following members oil the House OF Commons:--Sir
Harry Verney OF Buckingham; william Shepherd
Allen, OF fNewcastle-U UnderLyme; Jonn Caudlsh, Of
sunderland; Thomas Chambers, OF Marylebone;
William Fowler OF Cambridge borough; william
McArthur of Lambeth, and Rowland Smith, OF
Derbyshre, South.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
DIED IN THE STREET.

Mary Evans, destitute wanderef aged about
thirtyrour years, was last night found In Broome.
street IN a diving condition. While being removed
TO the Prince street station house breathe her
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
Tho Cheyenne Agency in Possession of the
Indians--MajOr Randall and Party Prisom-

CHICAGO, May 2, 1870.
Persons who arrived vt Si0GX City yesterday from
Fort Suly report thai the Cheyenne Agency has
been taken possession OF by the Indians
that on attempting to land they were
ordered back by the sayages, who fred over their
heans: that Major Randall and comrades are prison.
ers, and that the Indians Killed large number OF
cattle tho carcases OF which are along the
banks and on sand bara
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
Rule ON the Red River.

LONDON, May 2, 1870
IL ia estimated that General Lindsay who CON-
manGs the expedition to the Red river country
will remain there as Governor OF the Northwestern
Territory after order Is restored.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
ROME.

Electricity in Aid of Infaliibili;y.
ROME May 2, 1870
The prelates opposed to infallib1ty, and who alb
sented themselves because that dogma was pressed
upon the Council, have been communicated with by
telegraph and urged to return to Rome
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
the SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE FAMILY OF the LATE SeCRe-
TAhy RAWlNS.

Messrs. AT. Stewart and Moses II. Grinne yes
terday morning paid to the New York Trust Company
s52 O0O the amount OF the subscriptions received FOR
the family OF the late secretary OF War The COM
pany nave agreed to act IA trustees OF the fund.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
IT Ally.

Sad News from South America.
LONDON, May 2, 1870.
despatch from Florence. just received, confirms
the report OF the assassination OF Italian Consul Pap
paepone at Buenos Ayres.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03
SPAIN.

Enginnd's Marine Relations.
LONDON, April 2, 1870.
The London Times this morning ridicues the ship
Tornado case with Spain, saying that neither Eng
lish conscience nor honor Is In any way concerned
with II.
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might cause scenes that the who'd country would

might cause scenes that the who'd country would
regret.
Mr.. Gladstone implored members to SHOW spirit
of concession and concaton. He was not opposed
to an inquiry into the laws whereby monastic houses
held property; but he was decidedly opposed TO an
investigation OF their internal affairs.
The House divided on Mr.. Newdcgate's motion
for committee OF investigation and rejected it by
a majority OF 100.
Mr.. Gladstone then moved for the appointment
Of committee to inquire INTO the monastc pro-
perty, and after slight opposition the motion was
carried by 29l majority.
The House at two O'Clock A. n. adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-05-03

PARIS, May 2, 1870
The Central Committee in favor OF the plebiscite
have sent 100000 copies OF this mornings Figaro
which contains all the details OF the conspiracy
against the life OF the Emperor, into the various
provinces, as a document furnishing arguments In
favor of an affirmative VOTE