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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01
Situations Males.


EARM-HANDS-8 Bowling green.-PIERCE
hand fclass S~es, Germans, Scotch,
and English. Also, Mechanics, Coaclmeu, Gardeners, &c
HARDWA RE-WANTED-A SITUATION
Ii the hardware business general country store BY young
In the above busines
employer Address L. H. r. Tribune Once n T. City
CCOTCHMAN AND WIFE-ENGLISHMAN
- WIFR-sr.tr,e farm hands and houmsds; Just aved want
SITUATIONS Inquire at Agency PIERCE Co.. Bownggcen
XVANTED-A Situation by young MAN, rs
w tOACHMAN and useful man. on genemens place Gnier.
stand, Good recommendations Apply TO- address
HENRY v. LAW RENEE, Morristo~u, Eew,Jersey
WANTED-A SITUATION, by young man,
w WAITER private family nclass eencss Address
d. Tribune Oace.
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Corporation Notlrcs.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of tho ap-.
.s :: s the wbsEs an, and sTsaGMfss
BROADWAY,
B.t,.O ,ourh street and and also he .alas
part Broadway between street 'n1
stree, o. Srrsr width than Ia the CITY sNs..
We u.desnsd Comm Of Estate and Asessne.s We
: sss ;: :s ..s III Esss .s nd
Ead. s thereby s.d = 4. Gh" whom may may e.aes. 70 W.T.
and valuations n aesd in these 1oee:a.c Or
.S OF rs s ia, sGss a
our Chairman 10 S:.s. ' ~
g. ~: .s4 &: at: ISL y:
thu. pus.e vii s said oes sA q I
d'y sS TS. .b:.aet tn. sail. ,..e and together
With our maps. the ada1 esn.te anil other toss.e.s
obi. s. s; e. ~:
to Iss,9 IT,? Tat 3. %
Psss: q ;:.; .s = ::
esat. tie .. aaA tia. e ~,
NTH t. !. ss s Int
along se Of Fnsih street 70 he seaf uas -
:.: s ss.s ss.s'
Are: y ne Ell. ": 81 .;.s: "a Ts s
ss Of PsartesaA street ,hssss r:ssy ,,Sss re .
:ss S: s.:.:: =: +;
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BROOKLYN Real estate for Bale
Conn 1slano Real Gstaie for Sale.

OOO ACRE FARM on south side of Long
SU Island 70 EXCHANGE for Brooklyn improved property
pnee eli 90 H. A. rutland Co, Beekmanst, N Y.
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DO nhom II man Concern
Hlarble an1 Slate Mantcls.

& KLABER g. Co., 217 to 223 w. 51st-st.,
-. bsaxen Broadway and Bisbb Marble and Marleei
GANTELS. MOVEMENTS and HEAD-SToNES New original
designs. Cheapest 10 the cty.
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS: largest as
y ,omspt in the cit prices. Elegant designs T.
STEWART Co. Gus SIth.ave. be-. Thhfh and ThirtrsIthso
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Station sssys , or Tr.s Of r~: and
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRk ,
For Y.wI.v.n aud BRIDGEPORT. 9Th llJ' M l2i5 Lh
F. as s s rf r,I s Southport ws.poa i"
n" ts s: ssa a se ers Il" mi IBIS zr EI a
lh3, i So -. IS I'd, I'd 81; s,g ssip. 90.
d. s. f s.:S 81 as
=: s.a sis M a. tai. S .:e Att for
Boston, via both spncsons iEs III S'S TsaISa
f ss Boston Boston u: Il: s sBs1: s.
OK, ,si ls .'as ,is . s.H . ssis
Por Couu.eaeut River Railroad IBIS p m. 10 Montreal
R! SSSiT Pssd..e. and .A Railroad H.,
ss S s.ei r. aos s s: sS.. N0'
For N.v.ye. .ni Northampton Railroad q MI !" "
'Ip9p :, nssv. and wn..e Railroad r La
For !. i aos.!;o nj Railroad .,d ;, w.s.,,
e. S S:ss.sg al. si ss.at s.1s.
s S. s.:f che g Sur,
day Mail Train on either Line Dra"insf00n ''i ''-''
s: "a .I s i;.'s:s e e.
6 4 ~, ssl,s
NETWORK GENTRA AL: 7. ANp =. H 1....
- RIVER GsI.. s1 ..s Ssa.. Rap,.. .''
s.r,sr. sI se! ..p Esp f. u.D with Daw,sson
VI = H.,
ear, 10 Bufals and Eisgars Falls 49,,
AZ n ssrstoes Special Express w.. >. O., AIh.,.
Gou.e. Sleeping car ron for ws.srs~n
Tn, First Psdie EIpss. VIE ''.'P's "
syns'.e os-.Is 80 sss Hapre: With o R0ea..
NJ sec9' p.: slso M Chl,go via both and NJ " Ks
,o.. 10, 81 Lors via Toledo; and louisville VIA nahap' ~
train viii lerve Sundays A. n, h,oush slsepiprcsrA
ii D n. Utica sld Troy Efprsss WV" A'S~s
* N and D. n Poashiesp.ie tr.'S I'm train,
e:tss n 1880 ais and e:ls p n feei'In "AA~
.a 81. ssf Sns % eas sO $40 and li;' n
York v.,y1fra
suad., W., Tr.ins-s,o .nd p ~ fonIs
l'usNA'ep"' C. Il. KENDklck' 'snsra Passenger As'A@
Y.wYori Js,. Is, ISL. z,7,o 7-ozar-s
EW.JERSRY RAILROADm,FROM FOOT OF
nvspSossEs ar and foot Of
iC,S Nav a. ls7lFoI wEsT rhLADkLrHM
Or AZ. s.aa n. ED t:Oo. 90, r. sp ~ " Night
For Plade phi. via E. a. AZ. ..s. rs 40 ssS
TAE SOUTH y. . TIA . H. $40 I. nam E
aimusb n Lynehbas uiihsos change Ter ne WEST VIA
sso ~ I.ro,iEs:D and SILVER ieAss cars are
sI ~ he 40 ron Nov OH % F:esrSs
W. vi,bout change Silver rslaee ear sie neoeo 70 VIC
ard Canso and run ,sosri PssrA Ce'... louisville.
l.a -. I'd, Cse cSs,l,nsss sni Bcsd..y Dsy
ssst; S I.SkiS Ger. Ps Art r. W. ACkSQS 0enQ sept
NIEWpORT AND WEXFORD RAILROAD
NEM UmnttwRoAT CoNPAHy-Threush trains connecting
~ AND ..1. New Depot daily Except sauds 1t
a m and l2:Bpm nj, ,o,a.,.,a
% III, mute avoid the passage around Point Judith and
r.sea Sespor. les sA'a eight h0' THEODORE WARREN Aren't
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Countrp Real Cstate for Sale.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT.
~ III ACRES BORDERING ON THE LAKE,

~ III ACRES BORDERING ON THE LAKE,
AND ONB MILE FPOM THE
TOWN OF CHNANUAIGUA, ONTARIO COUNTY, n II
20 acres in grove high cultivation; @ and grain h,4 apple
pear oIcAaHs small une ART ana large e
,nomic view Of has " besides Kitchens servants
oriments extensive ice boat AMI tenant
the Lake which ahoic sne eoans os,n
fishing. and duck shooting The n"n wen An1"n oi 10
AID rrhneDut has colleges and schools the state
on the old Central r., and convenient 10 az poibts mos'
desirable hore for retirement pleasure, and profit Tnec T.u
terms sasfsctoy Address Box 5O Capandagus, or g. FAlhAAN
$50 Broadway, Eev- York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01

t~ge SAtHN 0MeHkIDs
STEESfI STATES IA l4S.I!T! Szl l1 a. 4!
E. s:t u. :: s. 1hsD4i s w.HsisD '
g. a:;'sa 1;.e 4. Ts r. d s: Il. Il
; :' J: ,s: 81, =; Il a: Wis., ss' z::s:ss.
HAVANA, PR0GRESO and VERA CRUZ,
i. ~ - ss:a a :. az ssEss = s,.! LINE
Ea "a e. ss: r.; ia
eIE5 PSS s. a:: n
E xIxxAxDRs SONS :, Broadway.
whISIEsi oSlT y IL LAs
,.,... s:sE Is Egg VA .sss...
EHsSfA s:ss
e: s:;
IL s:''' i;i ssornns. a, s'
Be.Gngfresa
FOR LIVERPOOL,
VIA oURgNsTowN,
CARRYING THE Q. g. MAILG
TER LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
dispsch power iros screw sansips
FROM PIER No. le, H. r, EVERY "WEDNESDAY.
ienowsi 49, $
IDAHO, Capt PacI. sepember6 at ll:oo N.
MANHATTAN, Capt J.. B. Paios. .ssptsabsrs ct I'm
COLORADO Capt FanrxAx .ssptsubez IL At 800
WISCONSIN. Capt September 10 at 1000
NEVADA. Capt September H. At 500 pm
WYOMING Cspt WnISERAI. October l. At s:3oAm
MINNESOTA, Capt T. w. PRlsxAN. October H. 3:oopn
Cabin passage, $50. gold.
skersse paAsage (Omoe No. 20 Broadway go, currency.
For freight cabin passage. spplytO
WILLIAMS 4 aUfoN, No. s. Wallet
TNMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
CITY ~ PSks M. Is ,RPPH1sd % Ss vs.
T7 SF AEEMERF EFT
CITY OF THURSDAY, Sept H. arm:
RATES OF PASSAGE -
FIRST Ft11sfs ''.D ss. o'..:so.
e FFsss:"? g t. Fs'i: 49,:
Passenger Forwarded To havre, Hsmb,s Sweden Norway and
Tsisss.. bought herr. nod.s 's' by wishing
isas 's! b.s e; G a::ss 9s
NORTH GERMAN Soxl hE9YD STEAMSHIP
EhGs.D17 81 from s''a.' P'f foot T'i'a'I
tSs s s4ySsDA 1kb ssFsss
(PAIABLs GOLD. EQUIVALENT IN cuRREkcIl
s.,H, sis ssS.
Ys s'f isssS passage. :pyg;s oEIaicS
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
81 GHF sfSEE 1sD
sa n : e: , s; I've, =: .s ''''. for tn. Continent will "
s si tAT ps
SacE OF SSss1 Is S5SSR, 1s
F f2rGes fHe # sfs'Rf RATES
I:;s" EsS
f s a::e"'' Of 'ssix z; ea
WHITE STAR LINE.
" sI kEx xaS Gov fsR
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xls,s RIA IA Ne ..s us s~ DAVID Thomas Il Ne Nv

- +; 81 SIS SIS :: rs: S., ~
Cont Of General Sessions before = ssOsa ssr
H.ss y. p:, e %. ;,ss'ss iSs s
sss F.s. Nan, Burke ss.B.s dss. IRON =, ii.s
fs s rSaA :s: s,D@ s..
ie.h u ,o, Timber Of Indictments, bot Hese In me Idoe
the jefferson Market Police Court SefSf 5. sss
Ss,. ssa. Sa Is " We.
a:sS iii Of sa. representing from ..a ss,er .ps
b:ss R;.'n sts:s Dee q.
Cs.s: s s,.ss sss.y DO. ~
s;:s sss: f y si s. Bsas " ,uaps
les Aer - Srec;al Sessions. before ,sr s.s
In the SUsr' pSp tousSa driving sss'J .is o..
~. sae Lyneh sss,lT sl!r sss s:ss ssS.
6sS,sa.5. ono s s. . H Z,
CSnrh DO,ne,s money Iossss. driving ."a, Psoittn
.sn' ss. ,Ds s ssss
ss, r.s Tbon kss Wing r. 3, .: s snsd sj
! s:.spA Farley ''' '''' 49,
pECa".ssr.-By Judge Sntheriann nSG,-
johnson .gt seSrsee to ineare-
~ alleged co,rtSpecal Trm-By JUICE ,sa pHe,s@uler
s.s ID o;S:,, Ds Padciey Gu'Nian Mutual
sfL hheor ,'sc. Ce-Mouop for oonnnsah''
corpr cALBHpAR-THn DAY.
ro,,,-cn.xsxRs-SrfnnRLtsso '"'
sVfhr1h Calendar o.. s il re- Estate Of Sarah Star
yRseser sgt Reesh ~rsnt &c
Ma Boppsy Benney r,y~-PARr lIL-ALKER J-opens
h.ss' cS'i'-1".l ,1,S 7..n,,. .s4 Winters
..7s. .nces-.n B.clk'' 1oS. Scott ut GOODWIN
p.nder ri Martekt
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CoITTV SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

~ -~,, d.,s,e rssL Railroad Long Isaud.
he sTI1gR ARRANGEMENT.
c-..1,s MONDAY Nsy Ia lNi froa Rssssvsh sad dnada
.. wv Vail ss Pskhsese, saasesttsg u Bshyisa
' a. Sr Islssl Patshsgs By Nass fer Delepsn ana
49,. poefsvsy Rxeafyiss
49, - 1esSnsdaNss kf Dabytsa
le0 ~ PsirhSgss esaAsctss Babylon Iss Frs
S~h i.,5 ~ ~ lishaSs' By '-ss f'r S'hsD'n 81 ~
SsisS 1890 isss.ssdass,
a. n isSylsS 6esDnedeenseA
50 - bSne - a. "a 0d - n t.ass sss.sssA
w. 49, r s-sSs n b6 sS;Ss:.s s,~A..s.A
q SxsssEse,3..s .ssksaM 10. .',-
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Qnrtiou 6ales of Real estate.

A WESTMINSTER FARM AT AUCTION.-A
N Farm Of acres WITH large Dazzling suta'e iDr private
SCHOOL and other bindings situate the OF
Somers lately part the farm Of f. Camp will SOLD az
for cash the premises on the I'd day Of september nei
II O'Clock al noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01

Gituations Wanteb- females.
EIRST- RATE Female SERVANTS supplied by
PIERCE Co.. Bowling green Greenhon, and ohef sese
tions English Germans swedes and IRISH
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hilus
" Institute IN Norfolk IT. between Rvingon and Stanon-sta
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Uitp propertp 10 Get.

rINO LET-Four-storS, brOwn-stOne, English
bssene HOUSE No 20 West Twenty .uirthst between Fifth
and Broadway Apply 10 . -. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-01

NewYoTk. OF Twenty s"VenthH AMI
Ieunh-ave Enrance on Twenty se1enhs
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Gotels.

Ocean Cleaners.
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
l. UNITED STATES snd BRAZIL STEAMSHIP C0hfANL
RsGslar Mail Steamers sailing the 2d Of evtU nssh
NORTH AMERICA. Capt g B. slosen, sspts.bsr n
hHRRIkACK. Capt WIsr. October ~
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt T. L. Tialiersseh Eoyember a.
ese splsndd sail sehedsls tine and call g. 1hsns
Para Ps.nseso Bahia AID Rio gong and ssrang Fer
VIZ. sfRsIEoS. Iss ssIIS Ia Be~i,sr.s., x.~.Y.rl
TT 8. MAIL TO HAVANA.
W ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Sailing regularly EVERY THuRsDAY st O'clock n. precisely
no NOR CASTLE. CAPT Ad..s: Auro',i
COLUMBIA, Capt r. vAn eios tvia Nissaal. Sept
MISSOURI CaDt J. B. Edwards. Sept IL
Fer hegns Of passage, apply to l. w. Din0Ck President
10. Bowling -erssa
POsrPONEhEET-Ia so.ssessses desesusn At Qssrssnss
steamer xORRo CASTLE Win all BRIDAf sep l. a md
BOT Asg u. s preyis.sly sdverLsed
RALTIC LLOYD.
ID Por sTETTN direct touching d CHRIsTIANsAND asa 90
RENHAGEk u hsA pAsseaesn IsilA -
Ths tfSttlaAs ssh sesnshp
win s.n sAryHpAY sspt hse Pier D, nsrth nivs
SATURDAY BspG %.
yrsSs s1 81 "a ssf pom. Of -
received, 81 hssssA Sh LAaS aSnsd kT YsssAss
60 O1k06Qe
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY ~, 1871.

AND NEW-lIAVEN RAJ
ROAD.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-15
Proclamation.
CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

To THE COMMISSIONERS OF ELRcTroN FOR THE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF ABBBvILLB COUNTY:
Whereas Hon. a. G. LoMAx. who at the General
Election held In October, 1870, was chosen q mem
ber OF the Senate OF South Carolina for the Elec-
ton District Of Abbevllle County, to serve the
term Of four years, has deceased; and whereas,
the Constitution OF the State Of South Carolina
directs that In such cases Writ Of Election shall
be issued by the President OF the Senate, for the
purpose Of filing the vacancy thus occ ,sioned for
the remainder OF the term for which said member
so dece lsed was elected:
Now, therefore, You and each OF you are hereby
required after due advertisement and with strict
regard to all the provisions OF the Constitution
and laws OF said State touching your duty In such
case, to hold en- ELECTION FOR A MEMBER OF
THE SENATE OF the State OF South Carolina, for
the County Of Abheville, to serve for the remain.
der of the term for which said member, Hon. h.
G. Lomax was elected; the Polls to be opened at
the various places Of election In said district, on
THURSDAY, 10Th day Of February, 1871, by the va
rtous Managers OF Election, for those places re.
saectlvely, In accordance with the provisions OF
the Act Of the General Assembly, entitled "An
Act providing for the General Election, and the
manner OF conducting the same" approved
March 1st, 1S7o and this writ, together With your
return OF the election to be held under 1t, have
before the Senate at Its next meeting after the
election.
ALOSZo J. RANSIER, President Senate.
Attest: J. WOODRUFF, Clerk OF Senate.
1-lh
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To TIE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOB THE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON COUNTY:
Whereas, hon. WV. Il. MIsHAw, who, at the
General Election held in October, 1870, was chosen
a member OF the Senate Of the State Of South
Carolina for the Election District OF Charleston
County, to serve for the term Of four years, has
deceased; and whereas, the Constitution Of the
State OF South Carolina directs that In such case
q Wilt of Election shall be issued by the President
OF theSenate for the purpose OF filling the vacancy
shus occasioned, for the remainder Of the term
for which said member was elected:
Now, therefore, you and each OF you are hereby
required, after due advertisement, and with strict
regard to all the provisions Of the Constitution
and laws Of said State. tonching your duty In such
case, to hold on ELECTION FOR A MEMBER OF
THE SENATE OF the State OF South Carolina, for
the County OF Charleston, to serve for the remain
der of the term for which said member, Hon. W.
q. Mishaw, was elected the Polls to be opened at
the various places Of election, on THURSDAY. Feb
ruary 16, 1871, by the various Managers OF EGc.
ton for those places respectively, In accordance
with the provisions OF the Act Of the General AS
sembly, entitled IAN Act providing for the Gene
raj Election, and the manner Of conducting the
sarne,n approved March 1st, 1870; and this writ,
together with your return Of the election to be
held under it, have before the Senate at Its next
meeting after the election.
A. J. RASSIER President Of Senate.
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of Senate.
jan23-22
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-15

TIE LADIES' MEMORIAL FAIR.-Our readers
are aware that there is now progressing, at HI
bcrnan Hall, fair, whose holy object shonld ap-
peal to the hearts as we'll as purses OF every caro-
llnlan The prime object OF this fair, as we have
repeatedly said before, but cannos too earnestly
reiterate Is to procure SUFFICIENT sum to remove
the remains OF sixty gallant men OF this State,
who wore the grey, and who died under the
southern GROSS" at Gettysburg. The attendance
at this fair has not been as great as the case war
rants. There SHOULD be crowd, and grand
crowd, at Hiberniau Hal every evening till thi
close.
The tables are arrayei with thousand attrac-
tive articles which can tempt tae eye and the
ladies in charge, while enthusiastic in their duty
are neither prosecuting nor eXtor,lonate. Among
the most pleasing and novel features, we may
mention at this time, more particularly, the mag
nifcent "art collection embracing curiositles
from all the habtable globe, and from some
places never reached save by DR.. Livingstone.
This department Is administered by o most
charming lady, whose wit is really the greatest
wonder OF all.
On some OF the tables goods are really selling
at prices cheaper than at the stores The enter
prising ladies conducting these tables are deter
mined to realize certain sum as rapidly as
possible, and so charge for their beautiful and
useful articles prices almost saorlhclaL
There Is every inducement to go to this fair.
Patriotism CALLS duty calls; bright eyes and lovely
faces call; the voices Of our dead coll upon the
living.
We hope that Hbernan Hall, which is opened
from four In the afternoon till eleven at night,
Will he thronged this evening, an continue to be
thsolged throughout the week.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
We are requested to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
the receipt Of the following articles for Mrs. Wine
mans table: From George H. Reay, New York,
through Dowle Noise i Davis, fancy stationery;
from r. S. Gilbert Co., New iork, through
Dawie. Noise s. Davis, assortment OF confectlon-
ury; from Schooner & Ling, New York, through
Dowle, Noise ( Davis, fancy goods &c; from Ha Il
e. Rucsel, New York, through Goodrich, Wineman
& Co., assortment perfumery, &C.; from Hagger.
| ty Bros. & Co., New York, through Dowis, Noise
| & Davis, fancy vases, parian figures, &c.
THE PRIZES
| won last night were the following: Wax cross,
Miss Matte Adams; tobacco pouch. William
Thayer; handsome iced fruit cake, Miss M. q.
Gilliland; bottle OF cologne, Miss Mary ]. Wilson
bottle OF cologne, William W.. rhayer; iced fruit
cake, ]. R. Randall; orange wood walking cane,
William Mather; "Lost Cause,n r. solQmons.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-15
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

There was heavy snow storm North and
East yesterday morning.
Nothing has yet been heard OF the steamer Ten
nessee, and the fears for her safety are in.
l.Solonel Taonss E; E;chioteripg, the great Boston
psanosmans died yesterday Of apoplexy, closely
following stenway, his New York rival.
The ship Richard and Harriet from Hull for
Pensacola, was wrecked OF Deal, England.
The danger Of rreshet at Augusta Is passed,
and the river Is falling.
The steamship Saragossa, at Savannah from
Baltimore, lost mainmast, rigging, sails, and one
man, Charles Andrews. on the Hh Instant, on
Cape Lookout and experienced heavy weather.
The United States steamer Supply will take out
the provisions contributed In America for the
suffering Parlsiaus.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-15
WINDING Up THE VAR.
The New French Government In Pro-
cess Of fFormatton-TheR Relief of Paris.
BoRpEAux, February Il.

BoRDEAux February IA.
The assembly adopted the rules and the in
ternal arrangement OF the Assembly Of 184s. Carl
bsldi declines the seat In the Assembly rendered
him by several departments, Jules Fayre, on be.
half Of himself and colleagues, resigned to the AS
sembly the powers confded to them IS the Gov
ernment Of National Defence. Favre stated that
the ministers would retain power in order to
maintain order till the new government is estab-
lished.
LONDON February IA.
The House voted thirty thousand pounds dover
and six thousand pounds annual allowance to
the Princess Louise.
Gladstone denied that the Prusslans were plac
ing obstacles in the way Of the revictualling Of
Paris.
The Versailles correspondent OF the Times tele
graphs that portion OF the Paris contribution
was already paid namely, two million in bills on
London, one million notes Of the Bank OF France,
and one hundred thousand in specie.
Paris was tranquil and the disarming nearly
completed.
Sir Stafford Northcote has been appointed COM
missioner, pice Sir John Rose, declined.
The Eastern Conference meets on Thursday.
VERSAILLES, February 13.
The Paris bankers have fully provided the
means to loan the city the two hundred millions
francs eXacted.
BERLIN February13 13.
rhe Lower House has approved the proposed
advance Of fifty millions to the Empire.
FLORENCE, February IA.
The deputies, by vote Of 204 TO 1885, sustain the
ministerial policy regarding thenvolabIlity Of the
Papal residence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-15
THAT CONGRESS rs DOING.

WASHINGTON, February IA.
The Gulf steamship subsidy was passed. The
names OF the corporatori was stricken out An
amendment was added fixing New Orleans as the
initial and terminal point OF the line.
The finance committee reported adversely on
the bill remitting the duty on articles sold at fairs
for the benefit OF the French.
A bill was reported for the redemption and sale
Of lands acquired BY the United States under d.
rect taxes.
The West Point question occupied the balance
Of the day.
The. House Is in session tonight for general de-
bate.
The reconstruction committee will vote on
Thursday on the bill appointing Ku-Klux CON-
mission In each county. -,--.--..:.-
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THE woRK OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBIA, FeDruaryl5.
The sessions in both branches of the Gene
raj Assembly today were Of a protracted nature.
and boIsterous debates were frequent.
STORMY SCENE.
Few persons, who are in the habit OF visiting
the senate, would have recognized In the clamor-
GUS assemblage OF this afternoon and evening
that generally peaceful and bus.uess.like branch
OF the General Assembly. The cause o, the; DIS
turbance was, the question or the legality OF
Senator McIntyre's seat. The matter was called
up about hall. past O'Clock, and Messrs Hayne,
SwaiS and Maxwell, occupied the 1oor Of the
Senate until S'o'clock, on question to indefinite
y postpone the committee report. motion to
adjourn, made at that time, was lost, and
Leslie then took the door, and held it until s
O'Clock this evening. he impasslonately review
ed the whole case. The points made by him were,
that 1t was not probable Mcintyre had sent 10
his resignation as postmaster when ne SAID
he did: and that he, In law and practlce. nelu Ni
held d,puty United States marshalship at end
after the election. Maxwel's case was freely dis
cussed In the early part OF the debates anu quot
ed as reason why Mcintyre should be seated.
Leslie explained that the difference in the two
cases was: In Maxwell's case the contestant, q
Relormer, had neglected TO show that his restg:
nation had not been received at Washington Till
after the election. and In McIntyre's case it is
shown by letter from the Postmaster General
that his resignation was received there on the 10th
day OF November. During the latter part OF Les,
lies speech considerable confusion occurred
through members attempting TO wrest the door
from him for the purpose of forcing vote. amer
q quarter Of an hours repeated rapping with Che
gavel, The chairman. Mr.. Montgomery, restored
aqulet and on call OF the Senate 1e was ascertain
ed that quorum was not present. Whittemore
moved thatthe sergeant-at-arms be instructed 10
bring in absentees, and after some elapse OF nme
he moved that six assistants be appointed to go
through the city and arrest absent members, Ar
mold moved to amend by Inserting, "and
bring supper in for the senator's present
During the absence Of the sergeant,as,
arms and his assistants several OF the
senators amused themselves by making speeches
on various subjects, which they generally wound
up by declaring they wonld stay until the first OF
March, but they would have vote. Thirtemore
declared the scene dsgraceful, and said that it
was not common sense, but the enusons Of liquor
senators were compelled to listen to. Arnim-
"AhSar. Senator, say spirits; .den't say liquor"
the escort ofthc deputies. A quorum being pres