The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-11
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1871
NEWS OF THE DAT.

At Liverpool cotton closed steady; up!ands
s3d; sales 10000 bales.
MI. J. Stuart Mill Is. residing at Avignon,
his lungs being too delicate 10 bear the Eng
.lish climate. ttft
The cholera, which has been ravaging
Constantinople, has been checked there, and
the raalc is subsiding.
Mr.. Michael Phelan, the celebrated billiard
player. died in New York on Saturday. DE hao
been in DOOR health for some time past.
Louis Napoleon recently planted in the
mark attached TO his English residence young
shoot of weeping willow. from Longwood, 81.
Helena.
The Norfolk, Virginia, Journal Is OF opin-
ion that the s'Tidal Wave" announced for
the 9Th instant, has only been postponed TO
Apr! lst.
President Grant has rented seventeen
sta,,s at the St. Louis Fair Grounds to exhibit
some OF the choice cattle from his farm near
that city.
j. W. S. Browne, founder OF the Clncln'
natl Commercial, who shot and Killed his
daughter's seducer in Memphis, Tenn, not
long ago, has been placed under six thousand
dollars ball, and will. 1t is said, be acquitted
when tried before the courts.
"A political Interview is about 10 be held at
Deauyille. In France, between the ex-Queen
isabella and the Duchess OF Montpensier. Fol-
elowing this Interview the compact of marriage
between the two younger branches OF the
snanish Bourbons-the Prince Of the Asturias
and the daughter of the luke de Montpensier
lis to be signed. Many distinguished per-
tsonages have recently gone to DeauVille to
confer with the ex- Queen on the subject.
"A dispatch dated Raleigh, N. c., 9Th IN
slant, to the washington Chronicle, says:
i"Hon. Josiah Turner, Jr., editor Of the senti.
mel OF this city,. was arrested here to-day.
charged with conspiracy to ipjure the Uaited
States marshal on account Of the awful dis
Charge of the duties OF his office. he aad q
hearing before United States Commissioner
SRafer, and vas held to bail In the sum OF
twenty-five hundred dollars for his appear
apce at the November term of court"
Information has been received indicating
that the -Mormons have considered a
fearful plan Of retaliation towards The govern
.ment for the course which has been pursued
In Utah against polygamy by the Federal }ndi-
cial authorities. It is nothing less than an ef-
fort 10 foment an Indian war from Arizona to
the Northern bounds OF Dakota, to destroy the
overland railroads and devastate the whole
Western frontier. Additional troops have
been ordered to Utah, and as the government
is;forewarned in time, any such scheme OF
warfare may be npped In the inception.
There does not appear TO be any inibsl.-o.'"n
that any aggressive movements have been en-
tered upon, nor that the Normons are prepar-
ed to precipitate hostiliiies just now; but that
they have this plan in contemplation there
seems to be no doubt.
The New York Journal of Commerce an
tlcipstes an unexampled activity in German
immigration and trade to the United States.
II mentions ak lines of German steamers TO ply
to the port OF New York. New enterpr ses
of this steamer interest are the line between
Bremen and New Orleans, via Havre, estab,
lished by the North German Lloyd, and the
line from Hamburg to New Orleans, via san-
tander, Spain, and Havana, Cuba, established
by the Hamburg American Steam Packet Com.
pany. It Is poicted ont that the new Stettin
line, touching at ports OF Norway and Dem
mark, is likely to quicken trade with Russia,
TO which 1t now affords the best route. In fact
the Journal states that Colonel Gorlofl, the
Russian government agent in New York, Is
now sending out BY this line large quantities
of Amercan-made arms.
"a Washington letter, describing President
Grants reception on Saturday, says: when
the public were received, delegation from
South Carolina, half white and half colored
appeared, asking, in the name Of the Repuol-
can:State officials and the party, that United
States Marshal Johnson IA son of Hon. Rev
erdy Johnson) be removed, on the ground
that he was not in harmony with the party,
and was in effect Democrat. The President
fook The demand under advisement he dis
placed MIR. johnson last summer, but on the
Recommendation of Attorney General Aker-
man that he a good Republican and an
efficient officer, reinstated him. Among those
who called to pay their respects to the Presi-
dent was a delegation from the Baltimore
Episcopal Convention, headed by the Lord
Bishop of Lichheld, England"
Although the London papers evidently
know nothing about 1t, the annual congress OF
fine International Society has just concluded
fonr days' secret session in that city. Very
yoluminous and carefully prepared reports oil
the numerical, financial and social strength oi
the association in their respective countries
have been brought by The delegates from Italy,
Spain, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Austria,
switzerland and France. The principal object
of the congress is 10 arrange for future move
ments on the continent, and for this purpose
complete scheme for centralized organiza
ztion has been perfected. They also desire 10
extend the society, create new branches, at
tract back those which have from time 10 time
seeded, and propagate their doctrines among
the working classes throughout the world. A
correspondent who Interviewed number oil
delegates representing man different nation
alities. reports them as b' airing witness to a
great advance In popular lsas In their respec
tive countries. They do not believe In either
Bradlaugh or Odger, and one very intelligen,
Belgian call. the former "a king o'shreds ane
patches, and useless puppet," and the lalte
s.a snivelllng idiot" Evidently, the diferen