The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-31

NEWS OF 1Hn DAH.'

NEWS OF 1HB DAT
Cold, atNew York, yesterday, closed al
104al0B. -rttas.s- ;sy.s lyr.ss So
The New York cotton market closed dull;
uplands 1876; sales $40 bales.
AT Liverpool cotton closed quiet; uplands
lid; sales Z. 900 bales -. r..-..
The British high commissioners telegraph
their proceedings to london daily.
Mr.. A.. T. Stewards bark Hunter, with 1000
for the French, arrived at Havre on Sunday.
The New York City vladuct railway bill
has passed both houses ot the Legislature, and
now only awaits the Governors approval to
become q aaw.G ~ fs%s>s &a
Ice will be- cheap this year, and the mo-
nopoly COMPANIES IN New York will have no
show, whatever, N is thought, asainst the new
combinations that have been forHsd.
Even Fred ouglasstieclanes Haysta taf:
.ure. It's paper money requires an e9tisy Of
$1,000 for. pound of tea, and In five Years
there hays, ,5een, three -sey9lutions and four
!. thousand major5geHerals
4 fH EiShE: dl6Sbent milit&Se1d GIVE argani-
cations fave sienlaed their Intention OF taking
uut,Anl the grsaEG German peace celebration In
Eew York on Easter Monday; In addition to
the PROCESSION during the day, there will be
Aenera1 tltu6ntnation In fbe evening by all who
Claim Gefmany sG their fatherland.
Q: The morality OF Paris, from. September
.s4th, 1870, to February 24th. 1871, including
1.-The timeofthe SIEGE amounted to e4,l54 per-
aons. AGAINST Il, ,ayS persons during the same
iperiod IN 1859 and 1879. The lowest weekly
mortality, which occurred in September, 1870,
= was 1874, while the greatest weekly. mortality,
which occurreti m February, ls7f, was t67k
= "A washington letter OF Tuesday says:
ssThe Ho5se VIII be engaged ,as least for,
sTeek.to come In the debate aaaths bill 70 sup
@nness tbscKuiKnux.s Novother business is to
Intervene In the msaatime. Thsfe does not
sseeHl to be any douss, Rom-the way the lines
Gre aragn; :; that the bill viii pass early next
sHeekbya substaBtaaiig party vote. 9ft Rlh
chen 80 sent to tss Senate, where twtp also
abe eiaborStely dehatsd.' ...-sS- a..s -
y = EAIetter.f from the Hoa. John Quincy Adams
sto GoyernorSannel G.. Bard. editor Of athe, Az
santa hssNsenSeE commenting Oh and dis
sseiting from The recent speech OF +aoge l.a-
Hon Stephens, Il ps6lLshed the fntelligencer.
sAr. Adams remarks. tsgzhe North can never
aSe carried for "a new revolution q We mus
90 forwaSd, and pos back. We ,mllat.. mi asfnand
Ter .aH, and guaraatsesqus al
.riaSts, BseyeSg man. DEMOCRATS must M be
sDemocratiot6 succeed. Give us q Democratic
sdmhistrstt6l which shall secure the rights hts Of
sxheststos and pegmd.the Amitsofst the Feasral
{censrn ntt1l, aKlla sIt'df us, South as wen as
North. can conduct our home matters as the
peopiessr homedeare and If that IS not the
bast way then the whole. fabric ia a yisione.
iisslTheN New York papers are ~ventilatiBg the
anances, Of the. Eeuian organization OF 1856,
when the warliks excitement ran 30 high and
-FenIan bonds were do plentiful. The total
ceipts are stated at $la5,aas, and the expendi'
tuses sls0,s53. OF the expenditures ss5,3se
vent te the account OF "military expenses" J"
and the balance to salaries of officials, ranging
from $1,000 20 $5gper annum, the head-centre,
John oMahoHg, reesaxingl DrS his services In
that uositioa the eornfer, amount The staffo{
salaried ofSsers, hoFsnsr. were not the only
persens that lived upon sths Feniaa treasuryi
Others, it is charged, feing paid for mythical
services .The greater part Of the aggregate
amount paid for Fenian bonds came from the
y aa,rninrs of poor servant girls; who believed
:tast their SUBSCRIPTIONS would be- honestly ap-
baied t6ths'rsdem itiadt. Ireland.
Late Madrid oorrsspo paints oask
faturefor thS reign OF Amadeus: he mas es. at
tempted to form g. royal guard, -Qut 1pas nos
vet found nassuficieacy et 0facers%toS accept
commands, none of the Spanish noplaEy- 1Hlil
accept positions as gentlemen in,'Sating, anu