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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-23
MARINE NEWS.
CHART EsToN. s.C........No NOVEMBER %
Lat 50 deg 48 min SO sec. Lon 7sdeg 81 MIN q SEC
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

scnr ogeechec, Reynolds, Ogeechee, Ca aioo
hnshsls rough rice. 10 W y Bee CO.
Schr Emblem from Back River. 100 bushels
rourh rice. To r Prngle i Son.
Schr Anu IDEAS. Garbatti, West Point MIL. 81
tierces rice To Stoney Lowndes and Porcher
l. Henry.
sonvile. and Fernandina. IS bales cotton, 40
packages fruit, 25 packages mdse and sundrles.
To Ravenel & co. wttte Bros, Geo l1gramam
Son, Pinckuey Bros, Stoney Lowndss, VIM N
Iawton Sous, W Williams Son, Kama aux
d Gonzalez, Paul, Welch d Brandes, K Vennlng,
Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co, W Guy, and Southern Ex-
press co. ,,.
steamer Water Lilly, Toglio. Edisto, Enterprise.
Rockville sAd Way Landings. 81 bags sea Island
cotton. mdse and suud'ieS. To Douglas Nisoet.
wa Boyle John Colcock CO. Ravenel co,
Mathews, Witte Bros, Stoney LoWndes, fraser
4 Dill, w q Bee 60. McPherso', WAGNER i
Monsees, Gailard Il Mlnott, II Steioer, kinsman
Bros, and others.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. To Roper.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig E Il Kennedy, Hallett ston-N Gold
smith & Son.
Schr Vraie Price. New York-H Baker co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Brig Il Kennedy Hallett, Boston.
Schr Henry Allen, Tatem, Georgetown: q.
Schr Rus sell, Smith, Jacksonville Fla.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
The Calypso, Bogart, at Liverpool, November 8.
CLEARED FOa THIS PORT.
Schr A Hooper, Hooper. at Philadelphia, 10th
November.
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fDatrhes, Jemeirp, &r.
VIZ A l. T H A II VA T G n E S!
81 PLATE, 1e AND 20 SIZES.

These are the best WATCHES made In this coun
try, and are made with aud without Stem Wind.
ing Attachment
They are finished in the best manner and run
with the greatest accuracy, and cannot be excel
ed anywhere, at their respective prices.
The cases are all OF the newest patterns, and
specially made to our own order.
Our stock OF these Watches Is now the largest,
and our prices, all things considered, are the low
est In the city.
BALL, BLACK & CO.,
wKLLBRs AND SILVERsMITH
Nos. 5s5 and 5s1 Broadway, New York.
jalylslyr
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
gr ship Colonst, Boarsrud, Oct q
Br ship Magdala, Rlack, oct "a
Er bark Beltiste, Williams, sailed Oct l6
he Soeskummeren, Westergaard, ED. Get II
The Windermere, Yeoman, sailed ......,... Oct II
The Hamlrja Blrkand, sailed. Oct %
The Calypso, Bogart, ..Soy
NEWPORT, ENG.
Br bark David McNutt, Lockhart, sailed. Sept %
The Preso Jenkins, sailed. 20
BRISTOL, ENG.
Br bark Architect, Doddridge, sailed. Oct II
FLEETWOOD ENG.
Ship John Sidney. Bartlett. sailed. lS
CARDIFF.
Br bark Perseverance, Cook, cleared.....cct 81
HALIFAX, Ms.
Br ship City OF Halifax, Nc .lhenny, up.....0ct 20
ANTWERP.
Br bark Celeste, Fullerton up..............oct2 81
ST. JAao DE- CUBA.
Span brig Manuel. Psras, sailed. Oct 81
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Ba'k Acacia, Robinson, up..................Oct 23
NEW YORK.
Brig Georgia, Swan, up.............. NOV IS
Schr John E Daily, Smith, up. NOV IL
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Hooper, Hooper, cleared. Nov l9
Schr S Detwller Grace. cleared .........E Nov Is
Schr Ricardo iowa, Little. cleared ........Nov 9
Schr W Williams, Sinmons, cleared. Nov ii
Schr e Ro ommeil, Adams, up.......... ..NoV
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w,,mlupton Market,

WILMINGTON, November 2l Spirits TURPEN-
r1NE-Sales OF q casks (city dstlledl at 81 cnts,
and $50 casks at 81 cents per gallon for southern
packages.
RoSiN-Sales OF 1Ie bbs at 81 for strained,
$4l2k for No 2, and Sc 62h for low pale.
= CRUDE TURPBNTINB.-Saieso or llS bbls at IS SO
for hard SIS Is for yellow dip and SIS 35 for virgin.
TAR.-Sales OF 43 bbls at 81 95 per bbl.
CorroN.-Sales OF 4S bales at Tx cents per
pOund.
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6otels.
6otels.
WAVERLY HOUSE,
No. 256 KING STREET, I'm THE BEND,)
CHARLESTON, S. C.

Mrs. A. j kennedy begs to announce that "The
Waverly" has not been closed during the prevail
ence cf the fever but has been renovated and paint
ed throughout. The location OF 1.-THE Waverly'
ia the best OF any hotel In Charleston, Eeng in the
i'm eliate vicinity o: the leading retail stores
for Strangers to stop while IN Charleston. The
rooms are large, well furnished and exceedingly
well ventilated. and The table all that the most
fastdous could desire. commercial travellers
viii and this house home. The proprietress
would most respectfully sotcit share OF that
patronage which has heretofore been SO Literally
bestowed. MRS. A. J. KENNEDY,
noyl5.wfm1mo PrOprietress.
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COHMERCIIL NEWS.
vh. Charleston Cotton, Rice ana Na'ah
Stores Market.

Rh0 Ch0f1c6tOh Sotso.f
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WxDSKspAY EVENING, November y, lsh'
CorroN-rhe tran. actions commenced at aoou'
the rates of the dsy before, ut with oet'ei 'e'e
grams the market became stronger, au" 90
demand prevailing, sellers were enaoiet w 80.
heir rates about nc q tb safes ous to'. 30
at le, at l6H, II a. II, 81 at l'A' sa. 80,
at l7X IL at II 7-16, IS at l7H' Eso at i'7'' D.o
~ m. a. TX, l27 at 49, Of lSh, % on private
erms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordlnary"....le @i71
Low middllng. .,.Sgi'A
Middling. ....."tI ISy
Strict Rlddltng ...............'.'Ao "
RIcE.-The demand for this grain was good
and prices frmer. Sales about 300 tlerces oi
clean Carolina, viz IS tierces at &c, 1sa at sl0'
40 at tx, 6s at TX, 8 at 1915. We quote COM
mon to fair at 6h@7h, good 1907 1916 q 10.
NAVAL SroRRs-No sales rosln to-day. ABOUT
casks spirits turpentine sold at 81 cents mar
ket quiet. ,,
FREIeHrs.-To LIVERPOOL, by steam dlrect' uo"f
no, IN nnlands. nominal on sea Islands; via Ne"
wi va nm nplands, Id on sea Islands; oy SAL;
,,sa a, hollands. on sea Islands nominal. 10
uovre nominal. CoastwIse-to New York by steam
Ic on uplands and lc on sea Islands; 81 2 tierce
ON rice; by sail nc 2 ID on cotton; - y tlerce
on rice; 4oc p barrel on rosn; s7@s q on lum'
Der; 5000 p NJ on timber. To Boston, by SAIL
xc fb on upland cotton. To Providence, oy
sail s. p on boards, &c . 10 on cotton; oy
steam 81 q bale on New York rates. 10 Phlla'
delphis, by steam nc q, tb on upands; by sail, 81
p N on boards; 50 on timber; So per ton on clay'
and ssasa so on phosphates. To Baltimore, by
steam xc p fb by sail, So 5O@7 p on boards;
ss@s rs p ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN
demand by ou, merchants to take lumber freights
from Georgetown, S. c q, Darien AMI Satlla RiVer'
Ga. and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and sl0@l2 p N are the rates on LUMBER ana
boards.
RxoHANeE.-Sterling go day bills 1sH@lsR
DOMESTIC ExcHANGR.-The banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at H@K OF, and sell at par.
There is no business doing in time bills.
GoLD-l0h@un.
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InterIor Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, November 81 Sales OF cotton 81
bales; middling 16x.
WINNSRORO'. November 21.-Since our last re.
port 43s bales have been sold In this market at
prices ranging from 16 to 1886 cents perpound.
COLUMBUS, November 20.-Market active; low
middlIngs l6X, Liverpool mlddlings l7c. Sales
535 bales; receipts 1856; shipments $50.
MONTGOMERY, November l8.-The market Is
quiet, with light offerings
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PnASenGerS.

Per steamer City Point. from Palatka, via Jack
sonyille, Fernandina and >ayannah-Mr Briggs
and wife, Chas Eariy, and E W WI son.
Per steamer Water Lilly, from Edisto, Enter.
prise, Rockville, and Way Landines-Mrs w E
Mikeil and two children, Mrs NJ Seabrook and SOD,
Mrs W wha.ey and child, Miss A L per, Mrs
Egg, ] Mkell and lady. Mrs W EcEel, Mrs h
Legree, L Z Northlop. lady and children. Matte
SeabrooE, Miss Roach, Rev Prenttss, A John.
son. DR. T P Mikell, DR. Sans, Chadwick, W
Whaley, and Whaley.
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6hlppina.
FOR NEW o r K
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2sD, AT 2
O'CLOCK P. N.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsrABLIsHED 1870

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, Holmes, Commander. will sail fol
New York on THURSDAY, November 23d, at
Through Bills or Lading TO Liverpool by
WILLIAMS & GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Chrtstianis, Gotten
burg and to glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS, To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance BY Steamers OF this Line Il per cent
For Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very fne Deck Stateroom Accommodate 9, apply
to WAGNER, RUGER d CO., No. % Broad street
or to ". 4. OOURTENAY, No. Union WharVes
nov2o-mtuth3
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Day and Eight Traina make close connections
a. Augusta with Georgia Railroad and Central
Railroad.
Night Train connects with Macon and Augusta
Railroad. 49,. '-... g.... -.lra..o
Columbia Night Train connects with Greenytlls
and Columbia Railroad.
Camden Train connects at KingvtIle daily (ex.
| cept SundayB) with bay PaSsel ger Train, sud
| runs through 10 Columbia and returns on lon-
| days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
= 2 - n A. L. TYLER, Vice. President.
9. 3. PIOKENS. g. T. A -;.,i ,,ft ,- taTI1,
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, November 81 Arrived, the bark
LeUbounts
NEW YORK, November 25.-Arrived. steamships
Scotia, Montgomery and san Salvador. Arrived
out, the Calabrla Atlantic and Maine.
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NHE PHILADELPHIA IRON LINE.
THE FIRsr.cLAss IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS

THE FIRsT.CLAsS IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS
VIRGINIA, Captain Hunter,
GULF STREAM, Captain McCrery,
Are now regularly on the Line, tnsurlng drst,
class sea connection between Philadelphia ana
Charleston, and In alliance with Railroad Com.
panes at both terminl, afford rapid transportauoS
to and from Cincinnati. St. Louis, Chicago and
the principal cities or the Northwest. boston,
Providence and the Eastern Manufacturing Cen
tres.
Browns wharf on THURSDAY, November 23d,
at O'Clock P. N.
a3- The GULF STREAM will follow next week.
For particulars OF Freight ARRANGEMENTS apply
TO WIN. A. COURTENAY. Union Wharves.
W.P. CLYDE Il CO., Agents, No. IL South Della
ware Avenue, Philadelphia. noV2l-3
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PORT CALENDAR.

East Quarter 5th. .uUrs, 81 MINUTES morning.
New II ION, 125h. IL hour, 49 minutes, morning.
F.fst Qaarle er 10th. 8 hours, 27 minutes morning
Full Moon, 26th hours, 33 minutes, evening.
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MEMORANDA,

The ship Canada Patten, from Bull River s G,
for London, was Of Plym )uth November l.
The schr V Glover. Ingersoll. for Georgetown,
S G, sailed from Providence November II.
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NORTHEAsTERN RAILROAD COY.
IN ~ . RANF.os. ~ i.i" .ii
EMARs aa.R
UulIiBsroN, S.V., February n. lS,1.

UuAniEsroH, &. a., February II. 1871.
Trains will leave. Charleston Daily a. $50 An.
Arrive at Charleston s:so 4: N. CNoudays Sex.
:epted) and $3.50 p. H. - up -e..- -
Train does nos leave Charleston p. N:tSrh.
Train leaving $50 A. u makes through connec.
len to New York, Wis Richmond and Acauia
Greek only, going through IN % hours.
Passengers leaving BY % p. Il. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY BY this Train lay over on SUNDAY N Bal.
simore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain sun.
DAY in Wilmington, N. O. ..--,-.--..
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleassnt
toute to Cincinnati. Chicago and other points
west and Northwest both Trains making con-
aections at washington with Western trains
of Baltimore and . hio Railroad.
8. d. SOLOM0ES,
Engineer and Superintendent
P. l. cLlAroR, General Ticket Agent. ss sr
febll.12mos
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dor FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH
TWICE A WEEK.

The splendid Steamers DICTATOR, .ufEA
Captain l.. n. Coxetter, and CITY
POINT, Captain Geo. Z. Mcmillan, Will SAL as lOL'
lows:
The Die asor will leave Charleston every TUES.
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock, and City Point every
FRIDAY EVENING, at s O'Clock, for Fernandina
Jacksonville, Palatka, and all Landings on St.
Johns River. These Steamers connect with rail.
road al Tocol for st. Augustine, and at Palatka
with steamers for Enterprise.
Close connection Is also made with steamships
at Cedar Keys for New Orleans and Havana, and
shippers can rely on no deteRtion OF freghts TO
New Orleans, and at low rates.
For Freight or Passage. having hrst.class ae'
commodations, apply to
Corner Vauderhorst's wharf and Fast Bay.
Through Bills Of Lading given to New Orleans.
move
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The Favorlte Side.wheel Steamship CHAN,
pIoN R. W. Lockwood, Commander, will sail
from Adger's Wharf on SATURDAY, the 25th lnst.,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
n Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton t.
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng
and manufacturing towns.
x5- Insurance By this line half per cent
For Freight or Passage, having superior Caoln
accommodations, apply to
noy22i JAMES ADGER d CO.. Agents.
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CAROLINA RAILROAD.


CHARLESTON, s. a., June 9, 1s7Lf
On and after SUNDAY, June II, the Passen.
ger Trains on tho SouIl CsrJlna Railroad VIZ
f01nUQs
The New York herald., 1871-08-10
r0REyGy MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Russian Academy Gazette says that the re.
suits of the last taken at ST. Petersburg show
that the population Of that city Is 667 027 or 376 523
males, and 200, 500 females.
Ninety-eght years ago Pope Clement Ganganeli
abolished the order OF Jesuits Two week ago the
Society with their General at their head, left Rome
to establish themselves in Sicily principally at Pa
lermo.
Such has been the progress OF the iron shipbuild-
ing trade on the Tyne that there Is now popua-
o o p at cn wee vesrs aso there we're
not more than two dozen ratepayers IN the same
place.
The burial vault OF Mary de Couci, Queen Of Alex
land who was buried at Newbattle Abbey about tho
middle or the thirteenth century, Is supposed to
nave been discovered TINS week In the moor at the
south corner of the crypt.
The sacred College Is reported 10 have been much
occupied latterly with The consideration OF VINO is to
be successor to Ills Holiness Plus TX. According TO
the Italian gazette, majority OF the College de-
cldedy in favor OF q moderate cardinal who VIII
inaugurate new policy.
Attention Is called by the Registrar General Of
England TO the fact that Asiatic cholera entering
western Europe through Russia, where 1t is fast
week OF TINS month II broke out In WikOwysZki IA
town of Poland, on the road TO Konigsoerg west OF
the NieInen), where thiriy-our deaths occurred
WITHIN a few days. The epidemic has prevailed in
wilma FOR four weeks. and from ten TO fifteen deaths
are reported daily Al It's present rate of progress
II may reach GerInany In two or three weeks. The
Registrar General remi nds the new Public Health
Department and the local and municipal bodies that
by timely administrative measures they may miti-
gate the severity Of ITS attacks, 1t be too late
to prevent the INVASION OF the Asiauc enemy.
The annual meeting OF the shareholders OF the
Suez Canal, postponed by the war and political
events that followed, was held In Paris on Thurs
day. The report presented by NJ. de Lesseps, In
name OF The Board OF Directors, gave a clear but
succnct account OF the situation OF the enterprise
As regards finances II stated that for 1871 there will
probably be deficit or $500 00of. 10 Is said that,
under these circumstances, q loan would lie neces-
sary but showed that for various II need
not exceed fSoo00 AT the same time II spoke with
nope, and even with confidence, OF the future pros
poets OF the Company. discusscn ensued. and
eventually the meeting adjourned 10 u future day
without taking any formal decision on the subject
OF the loan. The meeting was very unpleasant
one, much dissatslaction Dsving been expressed bv
the Shareholders
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ss hi s sm 70 s"E
privilege Of Adatc i5so bos petroleum IS Cd
or % 20 6. orh German bark from Philadelphia to Bre
Small :oS ss.sn %
s 'Tf%nE %s'
gal n sse 'sis ssys "'d
Eng English s0 .an s'sSe' &c., IS New
NAvAL Spirits .urpeutine were dun Of and
we!s hsd s led The ae ss bs 1T ne
prices Last evening lloO bbs strained mot
ss's ss %asS ID s1S
@ pale q e. nd Extra M s nessSs % g.. wndo. IND
30 Tar quie, steady at 81 $S 7b for Wash
= msts. or Fsaned wa. to-day
b n0eS wh II last
sep; Of eps%te & @ @ Ss ps de- d. 4 s SS. ao
each last hall Of sste@ser october s5e and 100
and $ DS @ the a. @ ond IN s WAS .na S @ both in IN S Ss
The creek were ncminaly unchanged At Pba
Si white hit ''ssdY 3 Of
M aaa % rse sS oae ae ss sna aa Sote Cd Al
Packages lard 22o bos and teces The for
a & @ S veal So 9F n d aT DE-
s @ yons S rs % and In nj 9s
Bacon CONTINUED dull prizes Unchanged We
sales of SO boxes stratford at sse. Tae quotations
f"%tsraaa cut, s,ss srssiora snsassa% % Sc
Lard dull Sales zoo terces Western
cash. CITY lard dull sc bid. without transactions,
a. Ss &l2 for mess, $l2 6 for extra do xls S23
for prime do tierces, and $24 x26 for India do erces
Beef hams continued dun and nominal, at about S3 SM
Tor Western. Cut meats quiet but steady sales late
sailed shoulders Sc clear bellies &c. SIC; bellies, 7ilc
short cut hams, lie. ]9c. cured and smoked do,
isc ibc Dressed hogs quiet and quoted Mt &c &C. or
the range Butter dull and weak for all grades,
&c for do Welsh and Isc zoo for strictly choice West
ern Cheese qnet but for the week 10b38
have been largest from tins Market
quoted at l0c lO19c for choice factory.
the market continued to rule holders favor. The
were 300 bags Rangoon at 6c. 7sc 600 bags Pana
6>Sc TIC and ~ uerces Carolina at sc 9*c. for good
TO prime.
sales 973 boxes including bhds good
fs, refining Cn6a a. gc lO hhds good fair refining Porto
Nos. 1919 and II, at l0c., 900 boxes pans at
was in fair demand at 1a4c. tor A and lsc. for
crushed powdered and GRADUATED We quote Cuba :
Inferior to common refining, S11c. &c.: fair to good
fair refining sdc. 9sc. good TO prime refining, 9ssc
Sac; fair 20 good grocery sac losc; prime to choice
9c. moIasses hhis. and boxes, &c. 9kc meado Acc
7esc Havana-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos too, &c.
9Ac; do 10 to d. l0c 101c do, IL to l5 lo9zc Hc
DO ID To- Is, llTsc l2ssc do, sto co. 12zc l34c do
sc. d. grocery grades 9ysc. lie. BrazlDutch stand
ard Nos to H. &C. 9c JavaDutch standard, Nos. 10 to
Il sac. 10&c ManlaCurrent cayed aud SUPERIOR 7s4c
Sc. 4,
STEARINE was in moderate demand, but lower. Sales
reported Of Il, 600 lbs, In hhds, at l0c.
TALLow was steady at 9Ac.. with sales of so 600 lbs
WBIsKEY-Receips, 48I bbls. the market a shade
only moderately active ut the decline Sales $50
bbls. at 9sc. IA s2}4c., chiefly at s9c a 99lsc
The New York herald., 1871-08-10
FOREIGN Personal Cos SIP.

General Hartmann, Governor of Strasburg, has
just forbidden the ladies of that city wait hence
forth at the stations for the purpose of Offering as
sistance TO French soldiers returning to France.
The Marquis Of Butte, according TO recent
deci sion in the law courts into additional
income of f4o0O0 and arrears to the amount Of
fl0O, OOo The Marquis trustees are about to run a
line Of steamers from Cardin to New YORK.
Rear Admiral Tareton, g. b., is TO be the new
First Junior Sea Lord OF the Admiralty. News has
reached us of the grounding OF the Agncourt the
Pearl Rock, near Gibraltar. The Devastation, q
new irOn-cad, has just been launched at Ports
mouth.
The late Alexandra Dumas has, we under
stand, lett two theatrical works entirely termi-
naied-One q drama in verse, entitled "ROmeO ct
Junette,' which was about TO be played at the
Odeon three years back but retarded and the other
"La Mort de POrtnos," with Dumaine as the good
hearted giant.
PHO Mono, during his Ponlfcate OF quarter
of a century, mas witnessed the deaths Of nearly "a
hundred Cardinals, and has all but twice renewed
the Sacred College. There are alive to-day only nine
Cardinals who were presented with their mats by
MS predecessor Gregory and the youngest OF these
Is seventy6ve years OF age twenty-five hats an
unusually large nuIlberl are just now vacant.
Two facts in Earl Russell's life may be no.
tced When he was young he was so weakly tnat
no one supposed he would live to be an Old man,
and for many years this weakness continued. But
wnen he got TO be between sixty and seventy
nearer sixty than seventy, we fancy-he picked up
amazingly, gathered flesh, and now he has nearly
any Russell has reached t SAID, for century
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DOMESTIC MARX ETS.

GALVESTON, August Q, 1871.
Cotton dull good ordinary l6c Net receipts SS3 bales
Exports coastwise, 7o8. Stock, IL 1876.
NEW ORLEANS, August g, 1871
720 bales gross $50 Sales, 400 Stock, 4S56l.
MOBILE, August 9, 1871
Cotton du and nominal; mddngs 1885, Net receipts los
bales; exports coaswse, l65. Sales, 30. Stock 64O6.
CHARLESTON, August 8, 1871
Cotton dull middlngs lsc. Net receipts l72 bales Sales,
20 stock, 1928
Cotton-Nohng doing low mlddlngs. l7ac. Net receipts
19 bales. Exports coastwise, 3d. stock, 1855
WILMINGTON, August 9, 1877.
Cotton quiet; middlings, 19c Stock, 565
NORF ok, August 9, 1871.
Cotton quiet low middliDgs, TAc. Net receipts 25 bales
Exports coastwise, 20 Sales 20. Stock, 4l3.
Osw ECO, August q, 1871.
Flour weak, with indications Of decline; sales l,3OO bbls
at $6 IS for No. spng 81 25 for amber winter 81 rs
for white winter So % for double extra. Wheat dull sales
1000 bushels No Milwaukee cup, at 81 IS 81 3O Corn
dull saes $500 bushels ots at t0c Barley rye and peas
bolted. per cwt Mifeed unch lnsed; shorts. S2u q
pIsT I .aishxne: dc Canal. .lareisStsv7wln:a, Wheat
b3c, to Albany 35c to New York 40c. Receipts by lake
5000 bushels wheat S4O0 bushels 1904 900 feet lumber
shipments by cana2s O0 bushels wheat S2O bushels
BUFFALO, August g, 1871
ReceptsElour, 1000 bbls; wheat &c. 0o0 bushels
900 do Shipments Wheat, 10 900 bushels; IS 0
do. oats 10000 do. Raj, shpments 92O0) bushels;
29.0UO do: oats $1,000 DO. Freighs lower wheat
HE. corn, l0Sc to New York Flour quiet. Wheat dull
nominal Corn active and lower sales $4,000 bushels
No. Western at 55e 5000 do in lots at 65c 55l5c 26G
do at 5c, $1,000 do to arrive at 54c $1,000 do spot
5000 do No Western l3c. Rye neglected Pork, lard
and highwines unchanged
The New York herald., 1871-08-10

The least prospect OF an epidemic from yellow
fever IN Brooklyn, however slight it may be, natu-
rally creates more or less alarm among the more
timd portion OF the community. The report OF the
contagion aI Quarantine has created some appre
hensOn IN BROOKLYN, and anxious inquiries are
being made in regard to the probabilities Of the dis
ease reaching the city. Health Oflcer Cochran
stated yesterday that there was cause of alarm,
and nat he had every confidence In the efforts of
from getting nearer the city than Quarantine. The
streets OF the city were never cleaner than they are
at the presen: iime and there seems 10 be not hing
to invite the fever yet additional precautions have
been taken. The street contractors have been
notified to clean the streets OF their respective wards
In the most thorough manner; two Of the sanitary
squad are guarding the wharves OF the city to pre-
vent the discharge OF cargOes supposed to be in
fected, and man has been appointed to patrol the
shores from The city line to Fort Hamilton and bury
all Inc Olral, Old mattresses and other stuff which
floats ashore.