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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-12


Whatever may have been the causes of the
large accessIons to the Conservative ranks,
there is very little doubt that their future as
cendancy can be as easily assured, ana future
triumphs as easily achieved, by the same earn
est and effectual efforts. Their places OF busi-
ness were closed, private interest was made to
yield to the public good, and standing around
the polls from morning till night, they not
only voted themselves but saw that others
should exercise the same right OF
suffrage. They won the victory because
they deserved to win, and had neg
lected no means which might ensure
success The example OF Charleston 10 full
of hope, and commends itself to the consider
alton of the true men of the State everywhere.
1t is reflection upon. our manhood-upon our
intelligence and capablllties--that we should
suffer the stranger and the adventurer to rule
us to our own undoing What Is our boasted
civilization, if 1t Is powerless to give the
means for our own protection. We have our
selves to blame in great measure for our IN
fortunate condition. We owe 1t to our apathy,
or past supineness. Let us take counsel
from the Charleston election, and, following
the examples OF our friends, press on to the
glorious victory, to which the exercise OF
the same earnest efforts will undoubtedly lead
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-12
CRIME IN TEE STATE.
ArrestinE Rioters.

From the Caipden Journall
At q meeting OF council, held on Tuesday
afternoon, it was resolved to have arrested the
following named persons to be tried for the
riot OF July 4th, to wit: Frank Goss. Frank
Carter, Ammon Reynolds, Anthony Gardner,
Sandy Stratford and Don Carlos, Jr. Others are
to bs indicted for resisting officers of the town
in the discharge Of their duty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-12

All He..nr to Charleston.
[From the Anderson Intelligencer.l
Their selfsacrihcIng spirit added to the in
.domitable perseverance displayed IN the or
ganization of the anti Radical party, assured
the complete victory of last Wednesday. All
honor to the noble efforts Of the Charleston
people for this great result, as 1t Is destined
to exert wholesome influence upon the future
of our beloved State.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
NATIOyAL THANK ,GIVING.

Proclamation by President Grant Recous-
mendinG rhe 3Oth Of November . Day OF
Thankss living nsd Prayer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct 28, 1871.
President Grant issued the following proclama-
tion to-day
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-A
PROCLAMATION.
The process OF the seasons has again enabled the
husbandman to garner the fruits Of successful toll.
Industry has been generally well rewarded We
are peace at with all nations and tranquility with
few exceptions, prevails at home. Within the past
year we have In the main been free from the ills
which elsewhere have affllcted our kind. II some
of have had caamities there should be an occa-
sion sympathy with the sufferers OF resignation
on their part the Will OF the Most High, and OF
rejoicing to the many who have beeh more favored.
therefore recommend that on Thursday, the 3Oth
day OF November next. the people meet in their
respective places OF worship and there make the
usual Acknowledgements to Almighty God for the
blessings he has conferred upon them for their mer-
clful exemption from evil, and invoke his prOtec-
tiOn aud Kindness for their less fortunate brethren
whom in His wisdom He has deemed 1t best to
chastise. In faith whereof hereunto set my hand
ana cause the seal OF the United States 10 be
affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this 2sth day OF
the independence Of the United States the
ninety-sixth. u. s. GRANT.
BY the President: HAMILTON FISH, Secretary OF
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
FOUND DROWNED IN THE HUDS0N-SUSPT.
CI0NS OF FOUL PLAY.

On Saturday the body OF an unknown man, 0pA
parently that OF boatman, about thirty-Gve years
OF age, was found floating the Hudson near Corn
wall. The following Is dcscription:-Height, fivo
feet seven inches: dress, blue check shirt, gray
pants, gray check vest, brown jacket, blue over
ais brogan shoes. In his pockets were q
nve cent piece a one cent piece and clay pipe.
There was an Old scar on the cnln and some recent
bruises on the face. The remains had evidently
been in the water week two, and decompo3i-
ton had commenced The Coroners jury, on view
ing the remains and noticing the contusions on the
face, thought IL possible that violence might
have been used, and the inquest ad-
jOurned to give time for the examination
OF the remains by surgeon. IL was thought ne
might have been Knocked overheard from passing
vessel. The bruises ana the drowning may, how
ever, have been accidental. On the night OF the
l I'll inst. q boatman named L. Brown q native OF
New Jersey. fell into the river from the R0ndoue
barge w. II. Bennett, near Newburg while ne was
intoxicated ana was drowned. Further develop
ments may show tnat the body found Is that Of
Brown.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
M E X &c o.
Herald Special Reports from
MatamOrOs.
Saltillo Capitulated and Sur.
rendered to TrevinO.
General R0cha Marching Against
the RevOlutiOnists.
N New PrOnunciamen entO
Against Juarez.
GEN. ESCOBEDOS POSITION.
TeltGRAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TeLEGRAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HeaALn
The following special dispatches to tho
HERALD have been received from our corre-
spondent in Matamoros, Mexico:-
MATAMoRos, Oct %, 1871.
The capitulation of Saltillo to General Tre.
vino is reported here this morning.
General Rocha, with 5000 troops of al
arms of the service under his command, il
marching from San Luis Potosi to suppress the
revolution.
General Pavon has pronounced against Ju.
arez in the Huastaca country, an extensive
section bordering on Tamaulipas, San Luis
Potos and Nuevo Leon.
General Cortina is marching to attack
Navanjo, near Mier.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
FRANCE.
The Mission in Florence Vacant.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
VERSAILLES, Oct. %, 1871.
Vscount Prastln Choiseul has resigned the posi-
ton Of French Envoy at Florence.
w "A S Fl T NJ G. TO N,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S, 1871.
More Fraudulent War Claims.
It IS believed that nearly all the Tennessee claims
which have been audited and paid during the last
two years fraudulent and there Is to be an I'M
mediate and general overhauling of all these trans
actions. Victor G. Powell, the clerk in the Second
Auditors ofice who is charged with completely
with Stokes In the Beatty Company case
made overtures TO claim agents here to
collect the claims before the job was undertaken
by the Tennessee Congressman, and he supplied all
the Information required in framing the bill while
Stokes engineered it through Congress. The WASH
ington claim agents would have nothing to do with
the case, because OF Its clearly fraudulent character
ana yet 1t passed the scrutiny OF the Military Com
mtttees OF both houses and the bill reported by
them with recommendation for Its passage.
Pay o. Retired Pay Directors.
Comptroller Brodhead has decided that the pay
OF retired Pay Director is not affected by the as
simiaton OF mis- pay when duty at sea to that OF
Fleet Paymaster, as provided by the sixth section
OF the act OF March 8, 1871. The act of July 10.
1870 gives to an officer on the retired list one hall
the pay the law allows to officers on the active
list whose grade corresponds to the grade held by
such officer at the time of retirement. Even
II Fleet Paymaster held distinct grade superior
to that OF Paymaster OF twenty years standing II
would not follow that retired Pay Director would
Ucutut teIcUJ. IOr IL Is tne corresponding HFhue,
not the assimilated pay that government on retire.
ment and the law gives the Director. But Fleet
riy with certain supervisory powers, and, though
ne receives an increase OF pay springlng from an
assigned duty. he returns to his former status and
pay on the cessation of that duty special SER
wee Of this kind does not constitute grade, nor
can the provision giving assimilated pay he legally
extended TO authorize an allowance depending on
grade.
Northern Pacific Exploring Expedition.
The following despatch has been received at the
War Department to-day
CHICAGO Oct. q, 1871.
To THE ADJUTANT GENERAL
The Northern Pacific Exploring Expedition has
been heard from on Its return one DAY ont from
Cape Race. No trouble with the Indians Nnd q
good route found interseclng the Yellowstone near
the mouth or Powder River.
p. II. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
AFFAIRS IN CHICAGO.

Providing for the Payment Of Interest on the
CITY Debi-Great Demand Tor Mechanics
and LabOrers-New Insurance Schedule.
CHICAGO, Oct 28, 1871
In the Board OF Supervisors yesterday q resolu-
ton was offered, and referred to the Finance COM
mittee requesting the Governor of the State to
commend TO the Legislature the granting of author
ity TO Cook county 10 issue 1OOO 900 Of bonds. to
draw not over seven per cent interest and running
for twenty years, to apply toward meeting the
bonds and orders now outstanding and approach
ing maturity the interest on the same to he applied
10 rebuilding public buildings and TO meet the def
clencies OF reccipts for the next two years.
Auditor to dissolve the Republic Insurance Com
pany and appoint q receiver has been postponed by
company has taken action looking to the colec.
tion of unpaid STOCK and notes.
The Tribune this morning editOrially announces
that i've TO SIX hundred additional brick and stone
masons can fnd employment In Chicago through
The winter at from four to i've dollars day and
that 600 carpenters can md employment
through the winter at hgn wages. In March
mm,s there w ,, he employment for twice this
and iron, plumbers, gas filters aud ali
kinds Of metal workers viii be wanted.
in New York and other cities can ma worx al
good wages, with comfortable homes for them se YES
ana their families on iarms within hundred miles
In accordance with the proclamation Of Mayor
Mason tomorrow will be observed as a dav ~
humiliation, tasting and prayer.
The Chicago underwriters ned a meeting last
evening, when they unanimously agreed upon the
following schedule rates or insurance:-On ele
vators i've per cent; on buildings four per cent
and two and half per cent on the contents; on
brick packing houses, TWO and half per cent and the
same rate on the contents; the rate on frame pack
inc houses is stated; on lumber yards two and
half per cent? on brick dwellings three and one
quarter per cent and the same rate on the con.
tents and on frame commercial risks, when built
according 10 speeih hcarons three and one half per
cent and the same rate on the contenta
A. c. n o. h. Badger, bankers claim they have
not suspended, out are uansacting business the
same Is before the nre.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
The Chicago Relief Fund.
S p A / N .
Cost of the War in Cuba as Stated
by the Crown.
eixty-two Million Dollars in Year-The Colo
nial "Gem' Don't Pay-Army Conspiracy.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct. %, 1871.
message from the Crown and Ministry was read
80 the Cortes In session yesterday
The document stated that the cost OF the war In
Cuba during the past year had been sl4 500 900 OF
pesetas about $62 600 000) and that the colonial
deficit for the year would amount to 81 5oo 900 Of
pesetas about $1l, ,Ooo, ,oool
The government asks for credit OF 10o, 600 900 OF
pesetas about $50 Ooo oOO) for military purposes.
PARLIAMENTARY CONTROL.
The government message announced also that In
yuture the colonial budget WIN be submitted to the
members OF the legislative body.
DIsLoYALTY IN THE ARMY.
A conspiracy has been discovered among the
troops stationed at Barcelona, and twenty OF the
men concerned In 1t have been arrested.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
LATER.

Trevino's Capture Of War Material In SAL
tilio-Escobedo Organizing n Body Of State
Troops.
MATAMoRos, Oct. 26,
Via ROCKPoRT, Texas, Oct. 28, 1871.
Later accounts from the army state -
''Federal forces in Saltillo and much war ma
terial surrendered to Trevino."
lutionists unless they enter Nuevo Leon.
Escobedo is engaged in organizing the State
troops.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
EXPLOSION IN AN IRON FURNACE.

YoUNGsTo wN, Ohio Oct. 2s, 1871.
A stack at the iron furnace OF Andrews Brothers,
near this city, exploded this morning. lne enects
were terribly destructive TO the surrounding build
ings Nine men were seriously injured, and two
have since died. The loss Is $70,0o0 OF which about
twenty thousand dollars ~ Insured. similar accl-
dent has rarely. II ever. been known before.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
EUROPEAN MARK cts.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Oct 28-1 80 r. M
Cousols closed g2s 92sa 81
count United States hve,wentv bonds S6s yS lss5s,
old, Gin lss7s s2,s; ten-fortes, o0A.
PARIS BogRsE-PARIs. Oct. ss-Evsning g-Rsntss closed
IivrEpoor COTTON MARKRr.-LrvxaPool, Oc& -
ax r. M-Thc cotton market CLOSED heavy Middhns up
lands gid middlng Orleans. gs The sales Of the day
have 500 bales, including a0O for speculation and
LIvxsroor PROVISIONS NsMARKxT.-LrvExPooi, Oct. 2s--
LOOP MCheese, per cwt Tor the best gadcs Of Amer
can ana,
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
BURNING OF A STEAMER ON THE LAKES.

PORT HURON, Mich, Oct. %, 1871
The propeller Dean Richmond was burned on
Mud Lake ON Thursday morning while lying AZ an
chor. The fire originated in the pantry or kitchen
and before anything could be done 70 save the ves-
sci she was enveloped In Names The crew saved
themselves by taxing to the small boats, but Lucy
Mora, the chambermald, was drowned Tne Dean
Richmond was owned by the United states Com
pany and was bound down from Duluth with
cargo oil $1,000 bushels OF wheat The vessel is
tnfaI lnaa
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
r Q N E.
The Question Of POntifcal Succession To
Be Debated in France.
A Papal Allocution- Relations Of the Church to
Italy-Dollinger Denounced
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD
ROME, Oct 49, 1871.
conclave OF Cardinals. to consider the action
which the Sacred College should take In the event
OF the Popes death, is shortly to be held at some
point In France.
A PAPAL ALLocUTIoN- AND Po-
LTTICAL.
An allocution OF the Pope is Published, in which,
while he recognizes the Bishops appointed by the
Italian government possessing the REQUISITE
qualifications Of their Offices" he solemny repu-
diates Italvs guarantees" and protests against
the invasion OF the Holy See .
DOLLNGER DENOUNCED.
The Pope's allocution condemns the course Of
DR.. DUllinger, and such ''as are following his ex
ample warning against the decisions OF the Ecu.
menlcal COunciln
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

The Contributions for Chicago.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
DUBLIN. q

DUBLIN, Oct %, 1871.
The Belfast subscription for the relief Of chicago
1s reported at $4,000.
Very liberal contributions have been rece,ved
from other towns In Ulster for the same purpose,
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
GERMANY.
The Labor Movement Serious in Saxony
TELEGRAM TO IHF NEW YORK HERALD.

FRANKFORT, Oct. 2s, 1871.
The operatives Of Chemntz, a large manufacturing
town of saxony, have struck work.
They demand q reduction OF the time Of labor to
ten hours per day. and increased pay for work done
overtime.
The operations OF twenty factories have been sus-
pended In consequence OF the movement.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
BELGIUM.
City Trade Strikes Maintained.


BRUSSELS, Oct. %, 1871.
Tho LfoerS (newspaper) says the labor and
Grade strike In Client Is spreading among all classes
OF the workmen.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

HALIFAX, N g., Oct %, 1871,
The United States ship-of-war Franklin sailed
about one O'Clock THIS afternoon for Boston. The
state OF the weather prevented her from leaving
early In the morning.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

OCTOBER 90.
1S70-Bazaincs troops lad down their arms and thN
Prussians occupied the forts around Mez......
United States steamer saginaw wrecked on
1s5O-The Portuguese frlgate Donna Maria blown up
at Macao, Cnina- and 1ss or her crew killed.
Is3l-Fearfn political riot in Bristol, England, many
buildings destroyed and a great numDer Of
1sa5-Tne first boa: through the Erie canal arrived
at Buffalo.
A.-Of the Advantages Derived by DeaIIss
directly with the Manufacturer instead Of with the mere
price, no one a. this day can possibly be Ignorant.
Manufacturer of Gentlemen Hats, lis Nassau stress
A.-Phalon's New Per Psrfyms,, yn,ss,
and "wnrrE ROSE"
A'-Hsrr'0s':c chaMrioS HasHae SAFES,
sal broadway corner Murray ssrss
A-For n Ssy,i,h s,s s"d d Elssnns Hat At Pen.
A.-Fer Custom Work, Best Material, Go TO
CaAs FRAkKs Boot and Shoe Store s. Nassau ''rss
A.-whnrf Property for Sale or Lease. On
pany ONCE, corner Third street and Fifth avenue BROOK
A.-A.-A.-Roebuck's Weather Strips, IS
Futon best reliable and always the cheapest
Awaits, Nervous Antidote EIectriAes and
strengthens the entire nervous system and cures all nervous
pain, disease and debility.
A Protection Against Fire, Bricks, WosA,
concrete pavemens sparks from locomotives shingles by
L. ~. ". FEUcnTwANdER IS Cedar street, NY.
ChevnIier's Lilo for the Hair, WarranteA to
restore hair stop rs falling out increases It's growth
Recommended BY phyncians.
Dru.Jsenuoss or Opium Habit Cured By Dr.
BEERS I Fourth Call send stamp for evidence
Denis Drnovan's Grte Of DeImouico'., Table
Ho,e, No East Twelfth street. 81 Co. including wine.
Democratic ReforT NomiS1iion-. "as
For SEosas SH,.,ss z! 'e' g. s&HEsEfT sSHssRif T'ur''
WILLIAM FSs 'fasst e ss6srs s' Hs rsGESSSswck
FSf SIESSspss iS;;.ss e r. srsGTDisa Fsifi Gssis
FRANZ ssi szz'sslisaifEEt siaEt.
For Diamonds. wntche. and Jewe.ry g:
Mi.-s.quoi Spring Water Give. Instanta.e-
Gus reAei III Join T. HENRY. No College place
s'',axsS ssxsS. 9 SQUARE ARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
were aa' GRAND GOLD sEpAL, s,os ,s.,
fhSos !; snesdsd 6a
now j. paSe ss.s ssF. TaSs rnS 1s
all Others BY the mos. celeorsed pan.s They are used BY
saEs Truly L being .Sn9ss ss s
soush, inflated By nearly American European
piano makers.
STElNWAY L sons MAMMOTH MANDATORY
perfectly arranged and extensive establishment
ts kind the world the published onicis
having the that the OF their
yearly those Of the .welveacesi plano
Of New York combined.
STElNWAY SONS call special attention TO their
NEW PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS,
with double Patent Hesonator and Tubular
action, which matchess volume quality OF
facility OF action, while standing longer
~ tune and being more mpevous to atmospheric Influences
Prices low the exclusive OF best materials and
In exchange, and illustrated catalogues, with price lists
mailed free application.
WAkEROOMs sTRINwAY HALL,
LOO and Ill Eas Fourteenth street, New York.
Stock Gold Specuatioos. - Privileges safest
OF operating; prime contracts pocared 40 mssginA
required. Contracts up down, from $50, both wyS
Sis. J.. Il. BAZLEY, A Exchange pacA
Tho Wilson shuttle Sewing Mnchine-T1o
best and cheapest nrs cass machiaes Ia th, world poe
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
ENGLAND'S CONDITION.
Premier Gladstone Reviews the National Stu.
alton Before His Constituents

Defence Of the Administration Policy-Measures
Of Great Moment Maturing in the Cabinet
Queen Victoria Eulogized-Ireland Con-
ciliated-The House Of Lords NAY
Need Reform'-vote by Ballot
and Cheap Government
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

Stock Gold SUecuIafioUs. - Privileges SRfess
way OF operating; prime contracts procured msFgnA
required Contracts, up down, from $50; both way~
SlN J. Il. BAZLEY, A Exchange place
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

Tho Wilson shuttle Sewing NInchine-Tae
best rst machiaes In ths world; prc5
from $45 TO $lOJ; payments. SaleHoomu broadwI
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

To the Public.-On the 1st Of November We
will publish the of our authorized agents IN this cD
for the sale OF the celebrated Diamond Srectacles
J. T. SpENCERA CO., ~ Maiden tancs
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

Douglas. He went with the officers to Echo
Canyon, apd after pointing out where he had
buried Yates assisted them in disinterring the
remains.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

A.-Fop Custom Work, Best Material, Go to
CHAS. FRANKS Boot and shoe Store S. Nassau ssrsss.
Eatah nd
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

A.-Whnrf Property for Sale or Lease, On
Canal Basins Of Brooklyn Improvement Com
pany Once Third street and Fifth avenue Brook-
ivn
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

A.-For a Stylish and Elegant Hat at P0pA
ular prices 70 DOUGAN luz street.