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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-03
By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

ID ESIDENCE ON NORTH SIDE OF
N Wentworth street, west Of Lynch street
sale under Mortgage, BY order OF Mortgage.
On TUESDAY. che 2cthJune, at II O'clock a. n,
will be sold atpublic auction, nearSAe Oh Poss-
All thstLoT OF LAND. with the roar Q half
story WOODEN RESIDENCE .ereon. on we nfrtn
side Of wentworth street, west OF Lync5.str1et,
With Brick Kitchen, also q small Brick DWei0nS
WITH rooms.
/. The Lot measures 90 feet front. mere o. less by'
l21 feet deep, more or less; bounding to zee sou!a
on wentworth street, north on LANDS n0R:.oEIAS
Of Albert Elfe; east on Lands now or lateDf estate
Mrs. Logan, west on Lands now or lan OF L.
Toomer.
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay for papers
and revenue stamps. may2S-mlsStul
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-03

THE ATTENTION OF WAroH-BUYERs is called
10 our large stock OF waltha IL Watches. These
Watches have been long Known throughout the
United States as the best and cheapest in the
market. ALI Watches guaranteed.
W..CARR1NaToS & Co.,.
marl3 No. 25e King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-03

MOTHERS, READ TH1s.-Children's CoppeI
Tip Shoes, SIS. to 1913, all leather, for only s. cents
at the
STAR SHOE HOUSE, No. 442 King street.
maylS-thstu6 W. G. chapman 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-03

BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
S nov prepared to furnish good envelopes, With
nusin ess cards printed thereon, ats4 per thous'
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
BUSINESS uan should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-03
Hotel arrivaIs-yune 2.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
D. Oiom, Bonneau, s. c. D. L. McEae,
Eingstrse; J. F. Ensor. Columbia; E. II. Froth,
New York; W.. Cummings. ]. W. Ozark, Jr., IL. NJ
Clark. Colletou,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-03
anrtipn Sales -gurnre Daps

By B. N. MARSHALL & BRO.
A DOLPHUS MIGNoT, EFT AL, VS..
n A. ] RUTJES, EFT Ala.
By virtue OF an order Of Court In the apoye case,
to me directed, win be sold on TUESDAY, the
goth day OF June next, In front OF the Old Uostom-
house, at eleven III O'Clock A. H.,
All that LOT OF LAND, situated on the east
side Of King street, containing IN front on sale
street thirty feet, more or less, and depth one
hundred and thirty 1--we. feet, moro or less: oonnd.
ed to the west on King street, to the south on Lano
now or late OF A. J.. .Rutjes, esst on land Ut henry
Horlbeck, north on nc Of 9. Ring.
ALSO,
Ali that LOT OF LAND, situate on the east sloe
OF King street, south Of and adjoining cne eooYe,
and known as No. liz. containing twenty; feetm
front on said street, ard In depth. ono hundred
and thirty-bv feet, more or less; bounded ta the
north on land now or late Of A. ]. Runes, east on
land now or late Of John Hoflbeck, south. on and
nov or late of o. B. billiard, and west king
street.
Terms-one.fourth cash; balance on q credit or
one, Two and three years from, the day OF a8le.
Credit portion OF each lot to be secured by oondS
OF the purchaser In amounts to facilitate tine dlyl-
sion ordered In this case;. to be secured oy mort
gage OF the premises. Purchasers TO pay ior pa-
pers and stamps. E. w. ID. MACkSG1t
may29-m1jun3, 1870. SsO.EO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-03

MARK Your CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates at the HaSel street Bazaar. octl4-s
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

The GLORY OF AN HONEST NATIONAL
NEUTRALITY.-The cable kilograms from Paris
and Berlin which are published in the HERALD
to-day give prcSs that France and Germany
are equally grateful to the american people
for their national conduct during the period of
the war between the two countries. France
sends further subscriptions for the relief of
Chicago in 'practcal return for the fraternal
sympathy shown her in the hour of her mis-
fortune by the people of the United States. !"
The royal House of Prussia subscribes in
recognition Of the cordial sympathy shown
in America for the German soldiers during the
late war;" This united attestation of the
honorable conduct and strict neutrality Of the
American people goes far to prove that, with
governments and peoples, as with individuals,
honesty is the '''best policy"
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

THEY ARE AGAIN TALKING about annexng
Charlestown, Mass, to Boston. If successful,
with the recent annexation of Roxbury, Bos-
ton will become city of half million or there
abouts-and no European line of steamers
of her own. This annexation of Charles
town to Boston was voted upon some years
ago. The people decided decisively favor
ably; but Massachusetts courts said the
whole thing was unconstitutional, and, there
fore, Bunker Hill was not adjoined to the
Hub. This new movement should prove a
success, else "Charestown Burning" will be
a song for the Charies.own people for another
generation.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

TIE SCHOONER HORTON, the present bone
of contention between the authorities of the
New Dominion and our daring but wrong
headed fishermen of Gloucester, arrived
safely in that port last night, and her coming
was made the occasion of a jubilation that
Gloucester has not seen since the days of
similar exploits by her clearer-hcaded priva-
teers of Revolutionary memory. The English
gunboat that was seen by SO many different
vessels in such indistinct outlines, like the
Flying Dutchman, is now admitted OH all
hands to have been an appartion, and so,
apparently to Gloucester's disgust, the Hor.
ton arrived without being molesied on Ameri-
can waters, and, consequently, without any
ineradicable cause of war; Our English
brothers, doubtless, have retained their
wonted stoidity throughout this exciting
episode, and the next important phase of the
Horton exploit will probably be shaped
according to the cool and clear-headed argu-
ments of an international correspondence.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19
L r | 2 L e S III e Z T
New York. Thursday, October 10, 1877.
CGalENEs OF TG-DsVss H.RsLp.

PAGE
1-Advertiscm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3-lhe President at Bangor: Opening Of the Euro
pean aud Aorth American Bailroad: Enfhus-
astic deception oil the presidenF-Martial Law:
views OF Inc GONelnOr OF South Carolina on
the Presidents Ku EluX iroc.amation-The
war Cloud al Gloucester Mass: Arrival and
Juniant Reception OF the Fishing Schooner
norton-Order OF Judge Pratt III the FISK
Stokes Case--pisasters on the IaEes-inlport.
ant 10 Tie Cotton Tade-Jersey Mystery.
4--Ihat IN. alcllon Again-An important Letter
ffom lie Deputy Com. tioner-Cnarlcs
o'Conor-Judgc Lcdwth-Naval intelligence
Succor lor Chicago sutereis-fne Forest Fire
Fund.
6-Prospect Park FAIR Grounds: Two Cool Trot
uag Coniests-ihe Great Pigeon Match
National insurance Convention The Newark
Tragedy: Third Day OF the Trial ol George
Boits-Meeting OF the Board OF Health-Pro
rably Another Mu der yellow Fever in
Charloston-Wesiches County Convention
Suicide By Stranger-Hcrrblc Death OF an
lniant-adalriages and Deaths
G-Editorials Leading Article "City Reform
Movements OF Parties AM Politicians for The
Coming Electon-Tanmany' Opportunity
Comp e.ion OF the Programme Tor he RcceD.
non OF Alexis Amusement Announcements
7-Ihe Situation IN France-Ncws rom germany,
Spain. Russia, Holland England. Ireland and
Race: the Livonia Beaten Her Best Sailing
PCints-News from WaSnin2tJn-1neP Prospects
in Observation-Disclosures Telegrams-Busl-
ness Notices.
S-Financlal ami Commercial Reports-Domestic
MarKets-killeJ OH The hudson River Eail-
Observation-Disclosures.
g-AdyertlSementS
1G-Troubes OF Insurance Companies-Thc Great
Railroad Lease-Amusements- Shot III the
Sde-European Markets-,npping Intelii
gence-A Advertisements.
11-AGvtrisements.
l1-Adyeltisenents.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19
Personal Intelligence.

Lady Llsgar Is at the Clarendon Hotel.
Ex-Mayor George Innis, of PougbkeepsIe. Is at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Prince george Galitzln OF Russia, Is stopping at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
General James McQuade, OF Utica, Is quartered at
the Gsey House.
State Treasurer Niles G. Parkar of South Caro-.
lima, is residing at the st. Nicholas HOTEL
Colonel Holiday. Of Virginia is stopping at the
ST. James Hotel.
c. J. Bonaparte, OF Baltimore, is sojournlng al the
New York Hotel
DR.. Il. II. Meier, OF Bremen Is staying at the Gil.
scy House.
Colonel William Beckwith OF Philadelphia, has
quarters at The ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Z. J. spraeue OF the United States Army,
Is quartered at the New York HoteI.
Robert G. Winthrop, OF Boston, Is domiciled at the
st. james Hotel.
state senator q. W. Chapman, of Bnghamton Is
stopping at the Fiflh Avenue Hotel.
Captain J. w. Reilly, Of the United states Army,
Is quariered at the Everett House.
captain James Kennedy, Of the steamship City Of
Brussels, is at the New York Hotci.
Paymaser A. w. Bacon, OF the United States
Navy, is registered at the Albemarc HOTEL.
The Messrs. Garcias Granados, OF Mexico, nave
apartments al the New York Hotel.
W. SWcuisn Minister " StcucTScu iuo1 We" "ii'N"
at the Albemarle HOTEL
Judge stephen J. Field. OF the Supreme Court OF
the United States, is at the Brevoort House
Mr.. Sotnern, the famous representative OF tue
character of Lord Dundreary, yesterday arrived
from Europe. He has apartments at the Metrcpoli-
tan Hotel.
Lieutenant Governor A. O. Beach, Attorney 6ch-
cral Marshall D. Champlain and oiher memoc's o'
tho Democratic state Committee are AZ tue OIL
Nicholas IIOtob
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

THE KU KLUx PROCLAMATION of the Presi-
dent procaiming martial law In nine counties
of South Carolina, coming upon us just at this
time of universal charity and good will among
men, jars upon the public ear as an unex-
pected and unwelcome sound. The President,
no doubt, in issuing this proclamation was
convinced that martial law was the only alter
native left him for the restoration of law and
order in the Kn Klux counties which he
emu umerates; yet still we suspect that the out
RACES and the numbers of these nocturnal
moss troopers have been greatly exaggerated.
But nous Ter,0ns.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

BRITISH CONTRIBUTIONS TO CHICAGO. The
Chicago disaster is really opening the hearts
and the purses of our British cousins in SO
noble manner that it is impossible for us to
withhold our admiration. The outburst OF
sympathy and liberality Is as magnificent as it
has been spontaneous. 1t is gratifying to no.
tice that Chicago is not forgotten in Paris, in
Berlin, in Vienna and the other large cities Of
the Continent. But London and aanchester
and Liverpool and Birmingham, and Bradford
and Edinburg, and Glasgow and Dublin, and
Belfast and the other large cities of Great
Britain ana Iceland, are contributing so libcr-
ally that our own large cities are !eis but little
room to boast. From Queen Victoria down
to the humbest citizen the British people, one
and all, seem desrous to give substantial
proof of sincere friendship. How much more
noble is this than to fit out Alabam mas to prey
upon our commerce! Pity that this good
feeling did not reveal itself at an earlier date.
But better late than never. Let us hope that
brotherly love will continue.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

THE NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENTION has
reassembled in New York and its proceedings
will be attentively watched, not only on ac-
count Of their bearing upon the future of the
insurance interests, but in view of the late ter
rible calamity at Chicago, which has drawn SO
heavily on the resources Of the fire insurance
companies. State Superintendent Mller's
declaration that he will render all possible as
sistance to these corporations wherever il may
be needed is guarantee to the public that
official interference with the status of the CON-
panies will be discrectly exercised, and we
may therefore look with much confidence TO
The deliberations of this Convention. The
meeting yesterday was largely attended, nearly
every State being epresanted
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

THE CATTLE DISEASE IN ENGLAND. This
disease, which for soma tims past has pre-
vailed among the cattle sheep and swine in
England, shows no signs of abating. From
statistics al hand it is ascertained that the
disease at present prevails in about fifty
English counties. IN Scotland, also, it exists
in about twenty-three. Notwithstanding that
in many districts throughout Great Britain
exertions are being mads to check the prog
ress of the disease, the exartions SO far have
proved fruitless 1t is strange fact that,
although the foot and mouth disc Use has been
known in the county of Norfolk for the last
thirty years, no efectual remedy has yet been
discovered by which its ravages can be stayed.
The most that can be learned on the subject
from those who have given the subject serious
thought and close investigation is, that ''the
disease left without Interference, seldom de-
sroys life."
The New York herald., 1871-10-19
CHARLES oCOnOR AND THE TAMMANY
FRAUDS.
NEW YORK. Oct. IS, 1871.


DEAR SIR have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF your official note, da'eu yeslcr-
day, requesting me to act as counsel In prose-
cuiions for the frauds recently brought Ia
pght IN the city Of New York, and empower
lnr me to institute any suit or proceeding
which. rs such counsel, may approve cheerfully
accedc 10 your request, and with the most efficient
a,d that can be Obtained shall promptly institute
and pursue such proceedings as shall seem best cal
culaicd TO accomplish the object IN view. Yours
spcctlully, ChAS. OCONNoR
al the state or New York.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19
RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONS IN BrNaHAMroN.
BrNGuAMroN. N. Y. Oct. IL. rs

BINGHAMroN, N. u, Oct. IL, 1871.
The Utica Synod OF the united Prcbyterians met
In this city last evening. Rev. Dr. Tarry, OF Gaze
nova, has been chosen Moderator, and Rev. H. III.
Allen. OF Onconta, permanent Clerk.
lie General Association OF COnorcgati)nal
Churches and ministers OF the state also convened
IN TINS ciy last evening. Rev. u. y. iiasbrook waa
CHOSEN Moderator Rev. James Dean, scribe aud
10" H. a. MITCHELL Assistant scribe.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

CAPTAIN HousToS, Of the steamboat Hesper,
has sued the ex-rebel General Forrest and
others, in the United States Court at Memphis,
Tenn, for fifty thousand dollars, the value OF
government arms destroyed some years ago
by body Of disguised men, supposed to be
Forrest aud company, on board said steamer.
We hope that Captain Houston, If he estab-
fishes his case, will get his money; but we
would not advise any man to buy bis claim.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

TIE CARPET-BAGGERs, in their quarrcs
over the spoils, are fast turning over the
Southern States to the democrats. The last
report is that in q squabble Of this sort, be-
tween two hungry factions, Arkansas is going
the way of Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, New
Orleans and Texas. Let her 60.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

THE AMOUNT OF MONEY received at the
HERALD Office in subscriptions for the relief of
the Chicago sufferers up to last night Is
1916, s57, and that for the relief of the Wiscon-
sin and Michigan sufferers is 81, 1927, making
a total Of $l7,474 subscribed through this
Office in eight days.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

Two MORE INSURANCE COMPANIES of this
city, the Lorillard and Manhattan, were COM
PEELED to suspend operations yesterday by
reason of their losses on the Chicago fire.
One of them, the Loriard, was among the
largest and supposed to be one Of the soundest
in the country. The Atlantic, of Brooklyn,
has also suspended.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

THE OPENING Of the European and North
American Railway, from Bangor to st.
John, which the President attended yes
terday, shortens the distance between New
York and Liverpool by thirty six hours.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

MEXICAN RrvoLUIIoS-Such is the tenor of
our telegraph report from Mexico city to-day.
Porir;o Diaz is said to be in the field, with a
numerous band Government troops are to
move from Orizsba against him. The spas
modic condition Of Mexican politics-peacc
to-day and civil war the next. Can Ju arez
oura it2
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

THE LEASE OF THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY
to the Pennsylvania Central has been decided
constitutional and binding by Chancellor
Zabriskie. Thus New Jersey Is dumped into
Tom Scots pocket.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

KENTUCKY JUsTIcE.-On Sunday last, in
Warsaw, KY, a man named Gridley shot out
OF a hotel window at a man named Worth,
inAicting a mortal wound. Gridley was
arrested and put into Jail, when party OF
men broke a hole through into his cell and
shot him dead. This is Lynch law, and we
cant approve it but who is there to mourn
Cor Gridley?
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, from theatri cal
benefit, sends four hundred and seventeen
dollars for the relief of Chicago, which is very
good, considering that Brigham Young and
some of his leading Saints are under indict-
ments before the United States Court for
t,ewd and lascvious conduct"
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION yesterday in
Bangor, Me, was doubtless the mos! impos-
Ing public demonstration in the history Of the
city. West and East, as we have seen from
his recent excursions, there is no mistake as
to the popularity Of General Grant Honest,
modest, plain and unpretending, be attracts
the masses of the people wherever he goes.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

NOTHING HAS YET BEEN SEEN Of the Brit
ish gunboat reported to be In pursuit OF the
Gloucester fishing schooner Horton, with her
Nova Scotia mackerel. Perhaps General But
lar has blown her up Who knOwas
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

A New REPUBLICAN PARTY is wanted in
Texas, the present one, like Tammany Hall,
having been weighed in the balance and
found wanting in the important matters of the
peoples rights and "der monish."
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

REVOLUTION has been attempted in The
America African republic Of Liberia Oae
man killed; but II is believed they will do
better next time.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

Constitutional Progression In West Vie
West Virginia has decided to hold
Constitutional onvention for the pur-
pose of revising the constitution. The
present constitution was adopted In 1868,
during the war; and is Objectionable
in some particulars to the old Virginia ele-
tions to be decided in the Convention are
whether the people will hold on to the ballot
or return to the vi00 v0ce system of voting;
whether they will abolish the township system
and return to the old County Court system;
whether they will do away with the present
liberal school system and 60 back to the days
of darkness and ignorance, and, finally,
whether they will follow the example OF old
Virginia and introduce an internal improve
ment clause into their new constitution. The
democrats in Wheeling have nominated
ticket that is considered Objectionable. The
republicans, on the other hand, have rom!-
mated such men as A. w. Campbell, formerly
editor of the InseNigencer; Ex-Governor STAN
ton, formerly member of Congress from
Ohio, and S. II. Woodward, one of the largest
iron manufacturers in the city. This ticket is
supposed to represent the progressive element
in the chief manufacturing city of the new
State. West Virginia must follow in the wake
of the new States Of the Union, and by her new
constitution establish the fact of the fitness Of
her people to enjoy the blessings of republi-
can liberty.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

Average temperature yesterday .............,.. So
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. r......................... ....... 81 i
The New York herald., 1871-10-19
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER:
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct. 19-1 A. M.

synopsis Jor the Past TCenty-four Hours.
The barometer has risen since Tuesday night from
the Middle States and lower lakes southwest
ward TO the Gull 1t has fallen decidedly
over the upper lakes and the Northwest
The highest pressure extends with light winds, he.
tween the Ohio River and the Blue Ridge. North
westerly winds have prevailed on the New England
coast, and diminishing northerly winds, veer-
ing to northeast, In the Gulf Increasing
southwestery winds are reported from the
other lakes to the Missouri River. The
temperature has risen In the Northwest so far as
heard from; 1t has fallen In the Middle and Eastern
States and onio Valley. Clear weather continues
very generally at all stations, excepting Southern
Florida.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably continue high in the
Atlantic and Cuff States, rising somewhat in New
England with clear, cool weather succeeding the
freeze OF tonight. The area Of low barometer VIII
probably extend from the upper lakes south and
eastward, with increasing cloudness.
The Weather i'm the City Yesterday.
The ionowlng record Will snow the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com
parlson with the corresponding day OF last yelr, as
indicated by the thermometer at Iuduut's Phar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street:-
1870. 1871. 1910. 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19

WALLACk'S THEATRE Broliwav an l3.h
A CURIOUS CAsE-A GAME or SPECULATION.
The New York herald., 1871-10-19
ADJUSTMENTS THIS MrsRso,S AND EVENING.

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway-TmE BALLET PAN.
TONNE OF HuMPTY DUMPTY
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-04-26

LEWIS CLARK, who resided
in Elk Township, about three
miles north of Macarthur, fell
dead while plowing in his field,
a short distance from his resi-
dence, on Monday forenoon
last. 1t is supposed that dis.
ease of the heart caused his
death. He was a member Of
the Christian Church. He
leaves a wife and a number Of
children.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-04-26
Congress has adjourned.

/" Spring Time Has Come"
And the beautiful assortment
of Goods are coming from the
East to the House of w. F.
FELTON, & Son, on the South
side of Main Street. They
are making preparations to dis
play the Largest Lot of Good:
ever brought to this Market
This stock of goods has been
purchased since a decline il
prices; and the firm is deter
mined to give the public the
benefit of the fall of prices
HILE will probably return this
week, and the goods will soor
begin to arrive, when the peo
pie can see what a fine quality
of goods can be sold at greatly
reduced prices. Go and seo
and you will be convinced.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-04-26

One of the most sensible
suggestions we have lately seen
concerning the disturbed con.
dition of the South, comes
from a New York Republican
paper. 1t insists that the Gov.
ernment could better afford to
bring home every carpet-bag.
ger now engaged in Southern
politics, and set him up in a re.
spectacle business, or give him
a pension, than to pursue the
fatal policy of continual FEEDER
al intermedling with purely
local affairs. The precedents
already established, or about to
be set, under the new Ku-Klux
bill, are Of the most mischiev.
GUS kind, and will almost inev.
itably bear prolific crops of evil
hereafter. Things of that sort
are invariably double,edged,
and if they cut Charleston and
Mobile to-day, they may next
year be turned with equal eff.
feet against Boston and Ban
gor.