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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-21

UTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash, and make herself generally useful
for family OF two. Apply up stairs-So. ZIG
King street. aug2l-lN
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WTANTED, NEAR AIKEN. A STEADY
w and industrious colored man az Coach
man; one accustomed to horses, willing to be
generally ugelu Recommendations required.
Apply to G. A. CHISOLM, corner Rulletge aud
Vanderhorst streets, after O'Clock p. N.
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BARGAINl-TO PRINTERS AND.
II BOOEBlNDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
Paper Cutter, will be sold low for cash. Is nearly
hew, cuts % incles and has an extra knife. No
charge for package. Price $40. Apply at TEE
NEWS Job Once. Ular2i
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90 Rent.

mo RENT, THE BRICK. HOUSE AND
Store, with fixtures, clstern, &C., No. Is
King stree. Apply at No. 81 King street.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrival OF the Stereship Reiief-RepOris
from the T.ancn Ster and Narras nsett.
The United States stOreship Relief arrived at This
port yesterday, August 90. The officers and crew
all well. The Relief sailed from Plymouth. England
July 2, ana from Funchai, Madeira, July 20. The
following Is her list Of Onicers:-
C01nmGnder-G II. Perkins, commanding.
Lieutenant Conanaander-G. X. Haswell, Execu-
tive Oficer.
Lieutenants-A. ]. Iverson, Navigator w. ii.
Emory and O. T. Hutchins.
Observation-Disclosures BOleS and ID. Delahanty.
Past Assistam Sur0eOn-A. Grlffith.
Tust Assistant Pdyyaaster-J. r. Carmody.
Commanders Clerk-A. Hutchlns.
FubnpdStsr's Cyerk-J. Q. Roche.
The United States flagship Lancaster arrived at
Bahia Brazil on the nth inst, and sailed again for
Rio JaneIrO on tile 3Oth.
The United States screw steam corvette Narragan.
sett guns, arrived In Callao the afternoon
OF the 2lst July In sixteen days from Valparaiso.
She met with fresh nortwestery breezes directly in
the trade region, which Is very rare occurrence.
The NarragansetJ was from New York, touching at
Rio JaneirO, Sandy Point and Valparaiso. She left
ut Her officers are:-
COn,nsander-Richard II. Meade commanding
Lieutenant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ii. Wright,
Executive OfflCer.
' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES X. p. Ragsdale, Navigator
Richard Walach Marine Officer; U. l.. Tanner and
Isaac ]. Yates
Mas ers-William Little and Edward d. Taussg.
Mtdshipnen-T. Wright, Whtmul p. Ray and
George A. Calhoun
SnVeOn-Edmund G. Yer Meulen.
PdynGster-GeOrge II. Grifing.
First Assistant En0'neer-J. b. Carpenter.
Gunner. G. Foster.
Commander Meade saw much active service dur
ing the late war OF the rebellion, and has written q
very able work on naval construction.
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w A S HIN Ct . M i.
WAsHINGToN, August 20, 1871
p.u.;nu Cerfisicut.a I.sued

WAsHNGToN, August 20, 1871
Pension Certificates Issued.
,.'uring The week ending yesterday 9sl pensio II
cerrih Gates were issued total made up follows:
Inva,ds. S53; widows, III; navy, 10; war OF 1919,
4j&
New serie> of Patent DRAWINGS.
The first number u he series of specifications and
drawings OF patents ted by the United states,
published under the new LAWS and regulations OF
the Patent once, has Just be>M completed at V'e
Government Printing ONCE, am Is Tor the week
ending July 4, 1871 Is Is quarto form ana makes
large volume, embracing patents from NO. 1881
to 1187ss, inclusive, with otO.ithog raphic copy
OF each drawing bound opposite the specincafions
The numbers are to be issued weekly ma are IN.
tended FOR The State aud other public hbraries,
where access to theme can bc had by inveRrcts and
others.
Tho Spanish Atne lean Claims CGnmissiou.
General Cushing. counsel for the United states
before the International Commission of the United
States and Spain, mas enclosed to the claimants
copy OF the convention under which the Commission
has been organized and OF the regulations adopted
by the same for the guidance OF claimants, to ali or
which lie sOclts their immediate attention. Sew
eral claims have thus far been filed. Much time,
however, remains for similar inttiatory proceedings
the arbitrator Will not, before the first Monday
OF December next, proceed to call and hear any
case or cases which may be at that time ready tor
hearing
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MORE FATAL SKYLARKING.

Accidental shooting I'm West Eleventh street.
fatal case OF skylarking was reported in yester.
days HERALD, ana now we are called upon to re-
cord another somewhat similar case, where death
Is likely 10 he the result.
Yesterday morning, about eight O'Clock, Albert
Parker and Alexander Stewart, friends OF long
standing, were In the basement OF premises $50
West Eleventh street, and while there picked
up pistol, and In carelessy handling the same
1t exploded, the ball taking effect in
Parkers neck, inhicting what is considered to be
fatal wound. A physician being sent for. probed
tue wound but could no. tind the bullet, It having
passed inwaris beyond the reach OF a probe.
Coroner Young, being Immediately notified. took
the victlm's ante-mOrtem statement. Parker SAID
that he and stewart were in the kitchen skyarKing
He Parker had pair Of shears In his hand, and,
pointing them towards Stewart, said, .Look out: |
will stick you" at the same time making a sham
thrust at him. Stewart picked up pistol then
lying on the bureau and said, laughngly, LoOk out
or viii shoot you." The pistol went on and he
Parker did not know what took place after that.
Parker further says:-"I consider the shooting
purely accidental, as Stewart ana myself were the
best OF friends"
on the statement OF the injured man the Jury
found that the shooting OF Parker was accidental,
and Stewart, who had been detained, was discharged
by Coroner Young. Both parties are about twenty
three wears or age,
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persons who were on deck when Hili was shot
This has involved large amount OF personal suffer
the same time here In a foreign port t completely
strips an East Indian bound ship, deprvlng her OF
officers who cannot possibly be replaced here and
ali that this thing may be brought TO light and JUS
tice Ire done.
Captain Lunt VIII be compelled here to take-
hand-sach men a. can tie obtained; he has no
option IN the matter. II " VIGOROUSLY one of the
most SSn Of foreign SrS from ,s which to obtain
hi1it Captain Lunps run to Singapore will lnevita.
bly, be L term OF incessant watch for his per.
entrusted 10 tia hands, But most Merchant COM
manders IN their legitimate business suffer such
riais as Tins and with scarcely any recourse
men is difncuty which cannot be- remedied ?
Merchant captains are IN the hands Of boarding
house keepers and shipping masters. who can sup
ply them with men III an hour or keep them destl-
lutte OF men rOr weeks II they choose by the vanous
power with which they hold sailor men in their
grasp. But cannot :hs be remediedP Is this
gang OF proiane bOod-suckers stronger than the
law Shall this be for moment admitted when
the interests-tO say nothing OF human lives
1T stake are so great? Captain Lunt has rid the
world OF villain whose influence might have made
INSTRUMENTATION would have extended, and other
captains have suffered from this piratical and mu-
one depraved hound and beyond tn s in order to
render these other subject the law for their
crimes he has given his time anu trouble. and
ordinary expense, that justice might be done.
ana 70 his extent prevent the recurrence OF the
thing In the future But Otner commanders will
receive benedt as direct as ne, ana other owners
than his viii profit by the result. Let all captains
remember this, and ii each in his sphere Will do his
utmost to punish men for such onences-instead OF
endeay0ring to rid himself alone and singly for the
time being-the good resulting thereirOm will be
incalculable
But the whole matter needs purifying II is con-
tinuay growing worse. Shipowners, insurers.
Shippers, captains and good sailor men, are equally
Interested to attain such excellence IN the matter OF
obtaining good men, as shall lessen this great risk
OF losing fe and property to the extent that pre-
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FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.


The Duke dAumale Is now installed AT Chan
tlly.
THE Duke OF Bucceugh is ADVISED TO go abroad
on account OF the state Oh his health.
Jules Favre the eminent French statesman,
intends returning to the scene OF his earlier public
trumphs and resuming ms practice at the bar
Lord Derby Is to have statue upon portion
of the Thames embankment, which has already been
approved by the London Metropolitan Board OF
Works.
M. Thitrs Is reported by the veyiie to have
been so annoyed at the OF the Reds at the
municipal elections that he now opposes the re-
movai Of the Chamber TO Paris.
The Pope has conferred upon Mr.. McEvoy, the
order of ST. Gregory, in recognition OF his services
In assisting to obtain the repeal or tue ecclesiastical
tites act.
king Victor Emmanuel VIII be present to.
wards the end or tue month at the great military
man9uvrcs In Lomhardy, and on that occasion ne
VIII have an interview with the Emperor of Austria
who intends visiting the Tyrol about The same
period.
-General Manteufiel, 1t ~ affirmed, is about to
resign the command OF the Army Of Occupation on
account or the charges OF lncompetency advanced
against HIM by the German press and public and be
succeeded ny General von BarneKow, now In c0ln-
mand OF the Sixteenth division.
The Prince Imperial of Austria has just made
tour IN Bohemia, where his youth did npt protect
him from Official harangues. AS he was RETURNING
from OF these Oratorical receptions and passing
along shady and sequestered alley with his pre-
ceptor only, the latter asked him. "Wel Monseig-
neur, do you IKE this prOmenadeyr ''Yes, GER
tainiy" replied the Prince; rees, ut any rate, do
not make speeches"
Canon Pope, OF Dublin having sent to Chisle-
hurst book recently published 10y MIN in reference
to the vatican Council, has received the following
autograph reply:-"Chislehursl, July 29.-i have re-
ccived Nj. rAbDe the book YOU have forwarded to
me. / have read IL with interest," and you are, in
deed. quite correct III saying that the regeneration
Of France can he effected by no other means than
regime based on religion, conscience and morality
Accept, &C, NAPOLEON
-The Due d'Aumae and the Prince de JOlnvillc.
according to the AUtf6 L,bef0i, snail take ,heir
seats in the Chamber when 1t shall reassembie after
the vacation. The COmfe lie Paris was OF opinion
That his unc,es should send i'll their resignation In
Order that they mig int afford the slightest pre-
text OF causing difficulties TO the government. The
Due de Nemours, on the Otner hand, maintained
that his brot hers had the right anu were bound TO
take an interest IN pubic affairs ard that no con-
slderatOn ought 10 prevent them from fulfilling
their Obligations as citizens. TnS view has pre-
valied and IN due time the Princes may be expected
TO present themselves III the National Assembly.
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San FrauctscO Yacht Club.

meeting or the San Francisco Yacht Club was
held on the 18th inst. at the Club House, Long
Bridge. Commodore Patt presided. He read o
communication from Commodore James Ashbury
saying that he had forwarded to the club two
chrome lithographs-one representing the start OF
the yachts Dauntless and Cambria from Queenstown
for New York. July 1870, and the other represent.
ing the Cambria in MID ocean; also photograph OF
the schooner yacht Livona, all OF which have been
received by the club. The "Cambria In Mid Ocean il
very well executed, and gives real idea OF the
mountain swes peculiar to the Atlantic Ocean. He
also read communication from MIR. Ashbury stat
ing that lie had presented to the club cup to be
competed for at the annual regatta.
On motion OF Dr. Tucker the officers OF the club
were Instructed to prepare a suitable acknowledge
ment OF thanks to Commodore Ashbury. The cup
has not yet been received by the club, although II
ago.
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LONG BRANCH.

The Presidents Guests-Succcss Of the Grand
Sacred Concert at the Continental.
LONG BRANCH N. j., August 20, 1871.
The President will remain at nome with his family
until the middle OF the week, when he will visit
Washington.
Mr.. II. v. Bemis and his vile, of Chicago: Mr..
II. d. Booth and his wife, Mrs. o. n. TObey, Miss
Minnie CROSBY, of Boston, Mass, and Miss Hattie
Tompkins, were entertained as guests OF the Prcsi-
dents wife at their cottage last evening.
Two thousand people were entertained at the
grand sacred concert at the Continental Hotel this
evening.
All the hotels full and the weWhcr is delight.
fully cool.
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A HURRICANE OF STONES.

In Zarate, city OF the Argentine Republic, there
happened on the sth OF June last frightfu hurri-
cane with stones. The CordOva Prcnsa describes
1t as (OllOws:-
about halfpast four A. M the atmosphere with
the ghes breeze and suocating The clouds went
slowly accumulatng In great masses in the west five A. M.
struck when dull! yet rhful sound heard far oil to
westward afterwards the storm broke
awful began with sound like the discharge heavy
llcry, with lightning. The Pampero wind swept
stones such had been seen before These stones
goose fell everywhere being
small as that OF pigeon Houses, of all
suffered terribly knocked others unroofed
and all injured. a of glass public lamp
vved unboken and were carried to great distance
bv The of the Buildings exposed to the fury or
the last looked MS if corps had been doing their best
gains; them Many animals reported killed and
woman and child.
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OriftinRs Abroad.


At the olympic Theatre "Dominique." "Daisy
Farm" and "Glsselle" are being played.
1.-The Carpenter OF Rouen" and several other at.
tractive pieces on at the Britannia.
The latest novelty In the shape OF public amuse.
ments was Mr. Hollands Cat Show, at the Crystal
Palace the 81 inst. The collection was grOtesque
and amusing.
AT the Royal Adephi "Down In a BalIoonr aud
"N0tre Dame" were played during the week ending
the 18th inst In Which Messrs. Ashley, Stephc nsOI
and Tiy appeared.
across the COntnentr was given for the last
Although expensive to place upon the stage the
piece has been quite successful. &c gave way Tor
the production of the ''Corsican Br0thers.n
Mr.. watts Montgomery is now engaged at the
t;aiey, playing OthellO and also taking Ct lead
ing business IN 'I.OuIs XII and the '.hoyal Gala
undoubtedly improved In his style az OthelO during
s stay abroad, VET he has not arrived at that state
OF perfection as . representative OF their ideal
OthelO.
Miss Amy Sedgwick has been playing at the
Royal standard AS Phoebe Topper In MortOns
TIE captain Sir Timothy, the blacksmith and Lady
elemental were represented respectively by MessrJ.
Tyars, Roberts, vernon and Miss Sanders. MISS
Sedgwick has also been playing juliet. MIR.
Pennington has been playing as Richard H.. buC
nothing Is said OF the success attained In this.
commenced at the Gloucester Cathedral the stu
OF september and continue until the sth. Among
the vocasts engaged are Mile. Tietens Nine. Cora
DE WuhOrst, Mime. Patey, Miss II. X. Harrison,
Miss Martell, and Messrs. vernon Rugby. II. LOyd.
Bcntham. Thomas Brandon and FOll. The music
and pieces for each day will be selected from
Hadyn, McndelssOhn, Handel and Mozart. MI.
Sainton Is engaged 10 lead the orchestra.
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SMUGGLING AT THE EAST END OF LONG
ISLAND.

From the Greenport a.. I.) Waterman, August 10.
The large steam revenue cutter NOrthcrner, Cap.
tain McG0wan, dropped anchor In the basin az tins
port on Wednesday, having arrived from sag Har-
bor where 1t Is understood she lad been to invest
gate suspected landing OF dutiabe goods ON Gar.
diners Island one night last week. Little doubt is
fet that quantity OF foreign goods were Struggled
ashore and thence transferred To coasng vessels by
which they might be carried right past the revenue
vessels and customs officers into New York, New
London, New Haven, or any other convenient port
whereat TO find market or forward to one: but the
transaction had been completed and the smugge r's
tracks pretty thoroughly covered up before Captain
McGowan arrived. Gardiner's and Peconic bays
geslion made by Captain william A. Howard, OF the
revenue marine, that suitable bOas In charge OF an
experienced and competent seaman should be en-
Moved constantly to patrol these waters for the pur
nose OF Watching the movements 0f vessels and
giving prompt information Of Gil suspicious craft Is
one winch IL would be TO the interest OF the revenue
for the Treasury department to adopt. Transient
visits Of the revenue cutters, even If commanded 10y
so edcIcnt an officer as Captain McGOwan Is known
10 he Will not reach and remedy the EVIL,
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS ITEMS.

CCoone Downing been elected Chief OF the Cherokee
Nation by 900 majority.
NJ r. Tobays jewelrv store Great harrington, Mass,
was robbed thousand dollars worth OF Jewery by
burglars Friday night.
Patrick Burnett aget Ave years. living In tse rear OF No.
1871 Academy street. Newark, drowned Ia the Morris
Canal yesterday afternoon.
An man. supposed 20 emigrant fell between
the ears of train London, Conn., yesterday morn
ing, and instantly killed
There was neayy fros on Mount Washington yesterday
the telegraph wires being covered 10 the SIZE ot
mans arm aud roken twice near the summit.
The most ful church held Orange
At Monroe NY Friday and SATURDAY afternoons
and evenings. In beha the Episcopal church, the
ceeds Amounting to nearly two thousand dollars.
An accident freight train the New London
Northcrn Railroad In Norwich Conn., on saturday by which
ten cars were vrcc KIDD and man-ohn Giimour mad
his shoulder broken. o accident accustomed by at
tempting 10 make "ayng switch with insiicienL 0tn
bcr OF brakemea on the trsiU.
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YACHTING.
'uiou Yacht Club Of Long Island.

Union Yacht Club Of Long Island.
The annual regatta OF the Union Yacht Club will
come OF on Wednesday, August %. There will he a
very lively contest as the yachts are at liberty to
carry as many men, sandbags and as much canvass
as the sailing master Wishes to show clean par OF
heels to the or the fleet. There two prizes
to be sailed fOr--the prize pennant last year by
the yacht Lavine and prize club pennant for cabin
boats The yachts are expected to drop down and
anchor before the Club House early on the morning
OF the regatta and receive final orders The signal
for start will be gwen before eleven O'Clock A. M.
and the course to be sailed over the same last
year. with slight modification to be decided on the
day of the race
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TIE International In Germany.

The strikes among the working classes Of Ger.
many appear TO he on the increase, and that the
government Is beginning to perceive that the lapor
question Is really assuming formidable proportions
Is very evident from the tone OF the Official press.
speaking OF Herr Bebel, the representative OF the
social democrats In the Relchstag the Kreuz Zeing
says that the laughter with which that Deputy >
praise Of the Commune was received by his fellow
Deputies was scarcely reasonable; recent events
had shown the seriousness OF Herr Bebels words
''rhey show continues the official Journal that
Bebe Is Ony the organ OF temper. tendency aud
hope which generally diliused among bodies OF
wOrSingmen. The similarity Of the declarations
winch nave been mace In successive meetings Of
worKlngmcn In Germany. the threatening move.
ments in germany, the bold manifestations In Eng
land and tue renewed suspicious symptoms In
France indicate that the fanaiicsm which burns In
the working masses Is subordinate TO the impulses
Of u central power, whose commands rywhere
hud obedience, although they, as the history OF
the Commune proved, did not shrink from the most
served their purpose And again, cit can no
longer be concealed that the socialist body. In spite
OF It's folly, has become a power aud an urgept Dan
ger since IL has become the conviction Oh tnc
masses, and since the masses have received an OF
ganzation which makes them tue t0o oi iaha'-
cising and perhaps itself fanatic power. . ,.
From switzerland also We nave news VI ,uc ,isvl
ternatiOnal. A letter In the JOuH0t ue futtSSeuFS
states that meeting of lnternationals TOOK place In
Geneva at which thirty committees were repre-
seuted Something was said about giving tie other
capitals OF Europe a taste OF the Communist regime,
ike that which Paris SO recently enjoyed.,
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GREAT STORM AT THE SOUTH.

Violent Gale at Savaunuii-tireRt Damage
to Railroads-TraveI Interrupted.
SAVANNAH, Ca, August, 20, 1871.
We had a terrific gale accompanied Dy heavy rain
here on Friday and Saturday. Portions OF our rail.
roads are washed up, and the mails are to be
brought here by pole cars We have no communica-
ton South OF stauOn No. :, on the Atlantic and
Gulf Railroad. On the Central Railroad there are
two washes; one near the city and the other SIX
miles out. No regular trains have arrived since
Friday night.
MANY buildings have been damaged and great
damage has been done to the rice crop.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Soldiers Murdered by Apaches in Arizona
Eiahwaymen in California.

Soldiers Murdered by Apaciies in Arizona
Hiahwaymen in California.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 20, 1871
Sergeant Major Harrington, CT the Third cavalry.
ana Charles Whisker have been murdered by
Apaches near Camp verde. Arizona. Their bodies
were horribly mutilated. The Indians, 200 strong
raided the country to within eighteen miles OF Pres
colt, capturing many cattle.
The pursuit OF the robbers who murdered the pas
sengers OF q stage coach In SOn0ma county on
Thursday night last has been unavailing. 1t Is be-
lieved they escaped into the Redwood forests,
MendicinO county, In the direction OF UkIah.
fire in Virginia city, Nevada, this morning,
originating at "a street, spread quickly along the
east side or street, from Union street to sutton
avenue, also both sides of h street and the west
side OF street. destroying fifty buildings. Loss
$l50,O00. young man named HelzbOrzer has
been arrested charged with being the incendarv
The mission Indians in Southern California have
been fighting among themselves, and some lives
have been lost II is feared that isolated white set
tiers will be attacked.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August Ill A. Nj.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, August Ill A. M.
synopsis for the Past T,oeaiy.,oW' Hours.
The barometer has risen slightly at the Rocky
Mountain and Pacific stations since Saturday
night. Cloudy weather has prevailed at the
former, and light rain Is now reported The
low barometer which over Lake Michl-
gan now prevails IN Western New YORK
and Pennsylvania, where cloudy weather, with
light rain is expected, Notwithstanding the dry
haze and smoke which has prevailed TO-DAY
from the lower lakes to Tennessee and eastward.
An area of cloudy and threatening weather has very
generally prevailed from Wisconsin TO Kentucky,
Clear weather, with light winds, continues on the
Gulf coast. The South Atlantic cyclone has moved
northeastward beyond the cognzance OF our sta.
lions.
Probabilities.
It is probable that the area OF low pressure with
threat ning weather will extend to New York and
New England, and that cloudy weather will on Mon.
day prevail northwest OF Iowa. No material change
is probable for the southern and Gulf States.