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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-16

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THE VOICE OF THE TAXPAYERS.
The People are not Fools or Slaves
Pay Only Honest Debts.

lcEOm llo ndElOu obai'I
The taxpayers OF South Carolina stand
pledged to pay nine millions dollars, but no
more. If twenty millions be added, then we
est de6ts, but we don't agree to let klmpton,
Tim Hurley & Co. be our bankers, with them
selves as cashiers.
To all things there are limits. South Caro-
lima may be, in one sense OF the WORD, con-
ouered, bat her people are not exactly fools or
slaves. They don't intend both to be tyrannized
over by the general government, and to be
robbed by the State officials.
It seems that, politically, we have little
hope, and, financially, We will have less, II
we suffer our credl, to be tossed about in
Wall street and enjoyed in Columbia.
Shall we Fill the Pockets OF the
Thieves !--Let us Ponder the Matter.
From the Marion Crescent
What is to be dones What can be done
These are the questions we are 10 consider,
and we have very little time to think about 1t.
Already the tax-gatherer's notice Is out, and
the few dollars which barren crop year has
given US must go to feed the cormorants IN
charge of our treasury: We are called on to
send more money to fill the pockets of these
the debt they reported due by the State In last
NAV. We are to entrust our money to
those who have increased our debt by NIL
lions, while taxing us four times the amount
we paid when our property was ten times
more valuable than now. Will we do It For
our own part We are ready for any measure
which will relieve the people. It seems like
madness to entrust money to the custody OF
those who, by confession, are convicted OF
There must be way to defeat this monstrous
WRONG
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The London Telegraph devotes lts third
leading editorial article every day to the dis
ousson of some passing topic of social, sani-
tary, mechanical, metaphysical or philosophic
interest, written by gentleman of vast &C.
quirements. whose purple prose exhausts all
the finest words In the dictionary, while his
wide range of thought extends to all lands,
languages and epochs. In late ercursus con-
cerning the port of Briadisi, In Italy. this
wonderful writer brings into requlsition NAL
volio, Captain Cook. Hannibal, Sulla, Cicero,
Caesar, Octavlus, Marc Antony, Macenas,
Horace, Virgil, Agrippa, Germanicus, Tan
cred. the Princess Irene. Louis of Hungary,
Frederick the Second and c,has1. his fair YSande
making mention of Alexandria, Constantine.
pie, Venice. Rsvenns, Rome. Carthage. St.
Petersburg. Port jackson, Vienna, London.
Berlin, Liverpool, Msrseilles, Genoa, Lrghorn,
CadIz. Chicago, Bombay, Melbourne, San
Francisco. the Brionic Islands. Trieste. An
coma and Alrppo. aud casually referring 10 the
Heneii, the Huns, the Punic wars, .he MIthrl-
dalic Campaign and the 'golden oil OF P,lgIIa, "
Surely all this eruditton is cheap at penny
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Park Murder-A Forced Confessao
The Thirst for Gold.

The Park Murder-A Forced Confession
The Thirst for Gold.
LOUISVILLE, November Is.
The citizens Of Henryville, Indiana, put a
rope around the neck OF a negro, and frighten-
ed him into confession of the murder of the
Park family, with two negro accompllees- He
planned the murder, believing that Parker had
i've or six hundred dollars OF church money.
They got one hundred and forty dollars. The
three are in Jail at Jeffersonville.
Dirty Business at Best.
New YORK, November Is.
A Cuban, namel unknown, threw pail OF
filth In the face of the editor Of the Spanish
paper Chronista. The affair occurred on The
street near Change Place, Broadway.
A Terrible Street-Car Accident.
NEW YORK, November Is.
A railroad car ran Into street car. Two
persons were fatally hurt and six seriously in.
hred. The driver of the car disappeared. 1t
was a case Of carelessness on the part OF the
crossing keeper, who also has disappeared.
The Arizona Murder-A Spark OF Hope
SAN FRANCISCO, November Is.
Loring, who was murdered on Sunday with
others in the stage In Arizona, wcs popular
author and journalist, and was on his way
East intending to lecture against Golfers In
The legal technlcallties will postpone the de-
clsion In Mrs. Fairs case until January.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, November Is.
A falling barometer, with southerly winds
and cloudy weather. will probably prevail on
Thursday north and west Of Missouri; preced-
ing an area OF low pressure In Montana, q
falling barometer in the Mississippi Valley, with
clear and pleasant weather in the Southern
States, with light Winds, and diminishing WINDS
on lakes Michigan and Superior, geering to
southeast. The northwest gale on Lake Erie
will subside very generally tonight. That on
Lake Ontario will subside by Thursday noon.
The area of lowest pressure will move Into
Maine. with continued northwest gales from
New Jersey to Massachusetts,. and easterly
gales on the coast ofMalne, followed by calm
ut midnight and high winds on Thursday from
The north and west. Cautionary signals con-
tlnue at Norfolk, Cape May, Baltimore, New
York, New London, Boston, Portland, OsWe.
90, Buffalo and Cleveland.
Yesterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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-A rentleman travelling In Europe write

"A gentleman travelling in Europe writes
of seeing $3.50, 900 worth of Eugenie's jewels
In pawn at London. There were tlaras, neck,
laces, two large anchors, Of diamonds and
about five inches long, lots Of brooches, one
being butterfly, the body OF will which was
large OPAL about two incaes nes long, ana f sne
monds, rubies and emeralds. There was a
wonderful necklace, OF black pparls-the only
one in existence-each being about as large as
a marrowfat pea; also, an emerald cross, quite
ilnioue, The elnpralds oeing oblong and Set edge
10 edge, nothing between, and about six
incnes the long part ol tae Sa Gross; anu one
this was about four and half inches long.
Two earrings of diamunds. the very purrst
but Zach cut like drop Of water, and hung
prndanL and swinging from the small End,
several earrings, all large diamonds, and TX
damon rings, one superb one worth $2ooo.
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n HIGH OLD GALE.

NEW YORK, November Is.
The storm ceased at daylight 1t was the
severest in many years. Trees, awnings and
chimneys were blown down. The tide was
unusually high. The gale was directly from
the southeast. Many wrecks on Long Island
are apprehended., The wind last night moved
at the rate of sixty-three miles an hour.
CLEVELAND. November Is.
Considerable damage was done by the
northeast gale. The scow William foundered,
drowning the cook and sailor.
BoSToN, November Is.
The ship Amity, hence for Savannah, was
caught in the gale, and dragged her anchor
and cut away her masts. No other damage.
She will be towed back.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

An oil we'll thirty miles from Nashville
flows one hundred gallons day.
Alabama has received her quota OF I'M
proved arms from therUnited States Govern
ment.
THE race between the American Girl and
Allen, at New York, has been postponed to
to the first fair day.
-Postmaster Prosser, formerly member
of Congress, has charges pending against him
accepting pay to get claims through Congress.
General Mcclellan declines TO be the sue
ceesor OF "Boss" Tweed.
The Grant Parish, La, Ku-Klux have
been sent before the Federal Court, although
Commissioner Miller had grave doubts OF their
THE New Orleans City Government have
resclnded the resolution creating paid fire
department.
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DODGING THE ISSUE.
The "Organ" Refuses TO EIplain-A-
PickwIckian Pledge.
The Columbia Union of yesterday say

The COIumpla UHlUU UI yesleluuy eaJe.
We shall not be drawn into long contro-
versy as to State finances, lust at this parttcu-
patience to wait until the facts shall be made
known, as they will be at meeting OF the
Legislature, now only lew days distant. If
there has been fraud in the shape of an over
issue OF bonds, or In any other shape, those
guilty will be brought to the bar Of justice and
this matter, the public shall be kept apprised
OF the condition of things here, that they may
know to what extent this Immaculate Demo-
cratic party Is responsible for the present dis
ordered stale Of public affairs.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA, November Is.
The steamship Venezuela was seriously
damaged by fire. Captain Cradock, of the
steamship Guatemala, was killed by mutt
nous sailor. Archbishop Plnol and the Bishop
OF Guatemala are expelled from Guatemala
for meddling in the late revolution. There was
heavy earthquake at Peru on the 5th of Oc-
tober, causing great panic. The towns OF
Plea and Matila were destroyed. Fire sue.
ceeded the earthquake at Plea. The Church
Pantheon, eighteen houses and the dam of the
river at Parrapacca were destroyed. Few
lives were lost The smallpox is spreading
in Chilli, and has broken out among the
troops OF Buenos Ayres.
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Gpfrial Notices.

~ RECEPTION OF THE WASHING
TON STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, OF WILL.
hlNGTON, DEL.-The Steam Fire Engines and
HOOK and Ladder Companies, Nos. / and 2, will
assemble on FRIDAY MORNING, 18th instant, In
Chapel street, at A. n, forming two lines on the
norsf and south, according to charter.
The Committee OF one ofrcer and two members
from each Company, in charge Of the visiting
Company, will advance to the centre, and after
being welcomed by G. L. BUST, Esq, form in line
In the following order:
HUsIc-MULLKR's BAND.
H5ok and Ladder Company, MOL.
Pioneer Steam Engine Company.
Eagle Steam Engine Company.
vlgilant Steam Engine Company.
PEeutH Steam Engine Company.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2.
Etna Steam Engine Company.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Band.
Chief and Assistants of Wilmington. Del. and
Charleston, and B. II. Strobel, Esq.
ieemmittee in charge'of Officers and members os
the Washington Fire Company, OF
Wilmington, Del.
Reel OF the washington Fire Company.
MUsrc-5KcK's BAND.
German Steam Engine Company.
Palmetto Steam Engine Company.
Hope Steam Engine Company.
Washington Steam Engine Company.
Stonewall Steam Engine Company.
Toung America Steam Engine Company.
LINE OF MARCH.
Down John street to King; down King to Hasel,
through Hasel to Meeting, down Meeting to Broad
street, hating in front Of the City Hall, where the
Hon. Mayor and Aldermen Will review the Com
panies, after which the line will proceed through
Broad street to East Bay, turning Queen street to
State, where the apparatus OF tho Washington
Company will be housed at the VIgilant Engine
house. The Companies will then be dismissed.
The Committee Of one ofl1cer and two members
Of each Company waiting to escort our guests to
their quarters at the Charleston Hotel.
The Committee Of one oficer and four members +,
In uniform, Will meet at the Charleston Hotel on
Saturday, 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. n, to escort our
guests to the steamer Emile, for an excursion
around the harbor.
The Committee OF one onicer and two men, in
uniform, will meet at Northeastern Railroad De
pot at half-past 5A. NJ, on Friday 18th, to pro-
ceed to Ten Mile Hill to meet our guests.
4: 4 Z: Z: stEz4sbEa, stEz4st Com.
G.P.ALM!ARs mittee.
nov16-2 F. L. 0NEILL,
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GLIMPSES OF GOTHAM.
THE GRAND DUKE ALExIs At LIST.

Desperate Attempts OF the New York
Reporters TO Interview Him-A Rus
sinn Naval Ofieer Victimized Tnstead-
Movement Against the Brooklyn
Ring-Grant and Butler In Secret ses-
sion in New York-"Somethtng Must
be Done for George"
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4 BIG BRIDGE.

ST. LOUIS, November Is.
A party OF practical bridge-builders propose
to bridge the Mississippi, at Carondolet, within
two years, at q cost Of two millions. Three
railroad companies are considering the propo.
sitiOn
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IOL MBIA b % T E L
COLUMBIA, 8. o.,
WIN. GORMAN, PROPRIETOR.

The Proprietor OF this pleasantly located anc
elegantly furnished Establishment, at the State
Gapit 81 desires to inform the travelling public snc
0tfeis seeking accommodations, that the "CO'
LUMBIAn Is In every respect frstclass HoseL
Insurpassed by any In the State or the Cnitet
States. Situated In the business centre or I'M
,dvy, With fine large airy rooms, and taoie sup
olied with every delcacy OF the season, p3tn ii0n
New York and Charleston markets, tne fIopLie
neriect satisfaction in every respect.
frst-class Livery stable Is attached 70 tnt
Iotei. where vehicles OF every description can ot
ny nnn,hnaes sttend the arrival and departure
s-ery Train. S.,rsusaIa,o. N. uU
I n BUDDS, o. hier. aprl3-Wfm
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SEEDS FOR THE SOUTH.
W.sH1Naros, November Is.

WASHIN0TOS, NOtCmuoE Id.
The agricultural department Is preparing
seeds sessonable for the South. supply may
be obtained by application to the agents OF the
department or through the members OF Con-
gress. The distribution is graIultous, out the
Department % wants some guarantee that the
seed will not be wasted.
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THE CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November Is.
Six new cases of cholera have occurred at
quarantine, including the surgeon of the
steamer Franklin. Two OF them have proved
fatal.
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Mem pnbliratinns.

WE ARE NOW OPENING A GREAT
w VARIETY OF FANCY ARTICLES. DESKS,
WORK BOXES, WRITING CASES, PORTFOLIOS,
&C., &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS, AND ALL KINDS OF SCHOOL
STATIONERY.
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KEH oATALOGUE-No. IS.

FoaARFtH,s BOOK DEPo sIToRY
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xorR-The weather repurL uateIi fU'vIuch,
,nis muruiIlg, Will be posted IN the rooms If the
.,n.,uber OF commerce at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and,
nne,ier with the weather chart, may 10y the
,.onTtnsy of the Chamberl be examined by snlp'
masters ut any tiIue during the day.
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@ UNITED STATES DIsTRIC.

@ UNITED STATES DISTRICT
c0ORT.-By an order Of the Honorable GEO. 8.
BRYAN, United States District Judge. the Session
OF the District Court and the hearing OF all pet-
tlons and motions In Bankruptcy, or In the gen
era business Of the District Court Is further post
poned until the goth OF November inst.
noy4 DANL. HORLBECK, Clerk.
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~J. B. SOLOMONS, N. D.,
DENTIST,
Has returned to the city. oct3o

~ SHAVING SALOON.-MR. J. Il.
wEICHMAN will superlntend the business lately
conducted by Mr.. LoMBARDo, and will be
pleased to see his friends and the patrons OF the
establishment, at the Old stand, in Marker street,
where no pains will be spared to please.
ocCl4
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~NOTICR.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting
any OF the crews OF the following vessels, viz:
barks LUCY, AGRA, GRASMERE, or VINC0, as
no debts OF their contracting will be paid by the
Masters or Consignee. HENRY CARD.
noyl4-2
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ana any other form OF government warrant for tho
publication and execution OF acts emanating from
ecclesiastical authorities are heretv abolished.
All AUS however, Oh the ecclesiastical estates ana
tho provision Tor the higher and lesser benence9.
with the exception OF those which are situated In
main subject to the ere uatur ana the place Of tho
crown, until II De otherwise provided by the special
mentioned In article eighteen. 4 ~
No change Is made III regard to the enactments AZ
tstence OF ecclesiastical Institutions and the alena-
ton OF their estates. - 4
ART II. No complaint or appeal from acts issued
by the ecclesia tica authorities IN matters spiritual
or disciplinary, snail DO allowed. No compulsory
sanction however, shall ne acknowledged granted
ef1ects oil SAID acts or any act whatsoever OF the
last mentioned authorities belongs TO the civil
magistrates. should these acts, however, be found
contrary TO tue laws OF the state or to public order,
or detrimental TO the rights OF private cti ems. they
snail remain without eifecr. aud they shall be sub
Ject to penal law should they constitute INSIDE
meaDOr
ART. Is. Provision shall be made by further
enactment for the reorganization, the conservation
ana the administration vi ecclesiastical property
throughout the Kingdom
ART. ~. ANY provisions OF law now In force con-
corning matters contemplated by this present en-
act en. In 80 far as they be contrary 10 the same
shall hencelorth be null and void.
We 0roer that the present law, provided with tho
seal OF state De nsei ted In the ocIal collection OF
the laws and DEGREES or the Kingdom or Italy,
charging ali whom II may concern 10 obey and
cause IT TO be oDeyed as u law OF the state.
Given IN TURIN, MAY Is, lsil.
@. LAMA, G. CoRRENTi.
E: VisJoNrLvENos- 6. AoToS,
Giovanni DE FALoo. 6. aADDA.
QUlNTINO SELLA, II
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LITERARY CHlT.CHAT.

BUTTON Co. have In press. for issue In the fall
number OF juvenile books ana an edition OF sThe
Home at Heatherbrae,n new novel Just issued in
England BY Longman.
The AUTHOR OF 'ShilohD has written another
book which E. P. Dutton 4 Co., OF this city have In
press. 1t Will contain series or familiar letters.
written from Cuba and viii be issued early In Sep
TENDER.
THE AMERICAN CHURcHMAN.n recently issued at
Milwaukee. has been purchased by the propretor5
OF tue Hartford Chrchosan, and will be merged
into the latter paper with The puDlica ton ooe In
this city.
R0UTLEDGE Sons announce for publication on
the 2sth inst, by special arrangement with the
author, new book question OF great public in
est-vz the labor question. 1t Will be entitled,
"The Coolies His Rights aud Wrongs" The authors
previous book, "Ginx's Baby" has already run
through eleven American editions, and Is still In
great demand
PROFESSOR Days illogical Praxis,n which G. @.
Chatneld Co., OF New Haven, have In press. VIII
be dnerent from any work on logic ever before
published 1t has been highly approved by some Of
the leading loglcans Of the country and Is claimed
as developing a true science ''Tne Science Of
Esthetics; or, The Nature Kinds, Laws and Uses Of
Beauty" by the same author. Is also In press.
HUKD hoUGuToN's "Rverside Bulletin" COR
tains o ludicrous statement. II says:-"The firm Of
OF which this Bulletin Is an exponent sent parcel
OF books to newspaper. which Is one of two In tho
same town, both dailies.' memorandum was
sent as the books did not go direct which came
back duly recepted Dy the literary editor and coun-
tersigned by pencil note on the margin addressed
to him by the edt0rln-chief, Touch this firms
works lightly. They advertise their books in - thc
other dailiy).'u Who was ne and what paper is ttf
Mr.. WEXFORD, in his last letter from London.
speaks OF Mr.. Edward b. Tyiors new work. "Pdmi-
tive Culture" folows:-It may be regarded as
following up the line Of inquiry started In the
writer's Researches into the Early History OF Man.
kind" extending 1t to mental culture generally, ana
more particularly to the religious history Of man
under the head OF "Animism," the deep-lying doc
trine OF spiritual beings, emDodying the very
essence OF spiritualIsc as opposed TO matcrialisc
philosophy. large portion OF the work Is occupied
IN Investigations OF tho properly called religious
element and It's prevalence among savage races,
including the belief 10 future life. This forms .
division distinct from Mythology" understood 10
relate to the operations OF the imagination On
rational objects and phenomena The universal
reading or Mr. Tylor renlnls one OF Buckle. but It
Is guided by sounder criticism and Is under cem-
mand Of . safer Judgment.