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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09
From Few York.


NEW YORK, Jane z.
ar. Greesy arrived a. home this morning.
The Brig Bowen" upon which the "Eu-
ropa" placed her first mate on account of ma
tiny, is overdue.
The Brig Bowen, about whose fate apprehen-
sion is felt on sccount CT mutiny, arrived in the
N&rrows last evening. The following is the re-
port Of Capt Sleeper, who succeeded to cou-
mand when Capt. Amesbary died:
"WhiIe slowing the anchors on the I'd instant
at 4 p. m one of the crew disobeTed orders, and
on being spoken to by the frs: mate he and
Capt. Amesbury, who went forward at thai mo-
nent. we Get upon by the crew, six in num-
Der, who were all negroes; and Capt. Amesbury
was struck on the head with q cspstGn bar and
fatally injured. The mate bad his shoulder
dislocated aud also received two severe wounds
or his head With the capstan bar, from the eff
gects Of which he disabled three days. The
second N ate and steward also severely in
iured Got Captain aft but all efforts TO save
him were unavai!ing. He died the same day."
The mutineers were taken ashore last night and
locked up.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

The st. Louis Dispatch is shocked at
the bad manners Of some of the boarders
it knows of, and proceeds to deliver them
the following le ture:
''Donb say pass the krout or shove
along that hash we'll conducted boarders
always say. will you be SO kind as to
90 escort" the lobscouse. hitherward." -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best ia the World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and Insta ntaneous
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints, or
Unpleasant Odor. The genuine w. A. Batchol-
or's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELYA splen-
did Black or Natural Brown. Does not Stain the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, soft and Reauti-
full. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold BY
all Druggists. Factory 16 Bond Street, Kew
York.
An21 99-d-eoddW1ycl
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
Y TELEGRAPH.
From washinRton.

WAsHISaToN, d. O., June T.
The Republican" commences a leading edi-
torial thus: THE Washington Commune, unlike
that Of Paris. nAs been entirely victorious. The
letter which the Board OF Public Works, or It
least portion OF it, sent yesterday to contractor
Gleason ia nothing more nor Issr than com
pete surrender to the men Who, for the last
fpCr or five days, have beea threatening the
violation Of law and order in this CITY,"
EoTE.-Governor Cooke. who signed the letter,
is ex-oficio President OF the Board. Two mem =
bers of The Board, whose names were not at =
tAched to the letter, were absent frcm the city
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

TAR-Is in some enquiry. The receipts for tie
week have be been very small and :. none ne Ia. .
holders refose to sell. holding for higher figures.
To-day (Ihursday) there were sales OF small
lot at 50 80 in water, and 81 40 in order.
OoTToN-Since the close OF last review
there bas been frmer feeling in the market,
and under favorable advices from abroad prices
have improved during the wseI, Owing to the
transactions have taken place. We quote sales
as follows. Ordinary Is cents, good ordinary 16},
lion BANDS And ~ TIES for Cotton, Of the most
approved patterns, are in moderate stock, and
sell from store at 5l@7 cents q ID. as in q1ant-
FERr lL1zERs-The supply of nearly al descrip-
tions very coed. and we note fair business
doing from store At the following quotations:
Peru Wan Guano, (Chncha Island,l $759s77 20;
do; do. G1anope go; Carolina Fertilizer $50;
rhe1 ao $50 Baths ohAsDgs Sol Phos
Guano. $40; Patapsco do. sos; Eayassa
Guano. <55. cash. and s65. time Cape
Ges5 dusRo .s5 sssn and .' time
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate, $50; Lister Bros.
super-phosphate OF Lime s65: Whann's Raw Bone
Pure Bone s4s;do do double refined Poudrette $50;
do do Nit. phosphate Lime $50; Berger Butts
6uperphosphate, $50; Wilson's Surerphosphate
pound Acid Phosphate Of Lime s48; Land Plas-
ser $1s-all o ton of 2.000 lbs.
RosIN.-The market since the close Of our last
seipts, az they arrived. have been readily taken.
TIE finer grades up to Saturday were dull and
showed symptoms Of decline. Buyers then
wentin and relieved the market, and last weeks
prices have been maiHtaioed. the market
closing very firm for strained, and steady
for the finer grades. We quote sales for the
week as follows: Friday 1872 bblseat 81 Is for
No. q, So so for No. 1. SIS Is to SIS IS for Pale !;
Saturday. 44s bbls at 50 OF for strained. 81 Is
for No. ., So 20 So 80 for Pale and $6 for extra
Pale Monday. 760 hbla. ct 81 05 for strained.
% Is fer No. a "a IS and So for low No. !, 81 25
TO a 80 for good No. J. 81 62A to s. 80 for Pae
Tuesday, 5000 bbIs, ct "a Q50$2 10 tor strained,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

A cherry tree is only q curculio nursery,
and the grandfather of his country knew
1t. have half a dozen cherry trees. and
the day my young George Washington is
six years old I'll give him a Ratchet and
tell him TO down with every cherry tree on
the place. Nor BY 81, G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

It is absolutely spiteful to say that they
have to exercise an especial watch over
the Rhode Island Penitentiary because if
a prisoner gets on the wall and jumps of,
he is out of the State and beyond the ju-
risdiction of the judges.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

Essays for Young Men. on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES. which interfere with NAB
RIAGE-with sure means of relief for the Rr.
ring and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitatsd.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATIONS, No. 2 g. Ninth st., Phila.
delphia. Pa.
may IS 1873 smd6voh
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09
JAS. s. HINES, Secretary.

CAPE FEAR AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
There will be meeting of the Officers and
Executive Committee OF the Cape Fea,
Agricultural Association at the CONNER
cial Exchange on Wednesday evening,
June 14th, at 8 o'clock p. nj. 1w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

Woye's Schiedans Scbnapps
Is initiated and unterfeited, and purchaser
will have to use caution in purchas!ng.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

VOTES Schiedome Schraopps
Is good for Oolic and pain in the stomach.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

A dispatch from Indianapolis says that
81. w. Caldwell, of that city, heir to eight
acres of land adjoining Trinity Church
property in New York. has established his
claim, and compromised with the occu-
pants for 81, 900, 900 cash.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

''Schnapps" is q remedy in chronic catArrh a.
complaints, etc
tax great pleasure in bearing highly credit
able testimony to its efficacy as remedial agent
in the diseas es for which you recommend it
Having natural tendency to the mucous sur
faces, with . clio ht degree OF stimulation, re-
gard it as one Of tbs most inn ortant RENE dies
in chronic catarrhal Affections particularly th oss
OF the nito-urinary apparatus. With much
respec ar obedien' eervant
HAS. A. LEAS, NJ. D., New York.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09
From Warrington

From Warrington
WARRINGTON, D. O., June z.
General Rodman died at the Rock Island Ar
senal to day. aged IS.
The Ku-Klux Investig 2ting Committee to-day
examined Deputy U. g. Marshal Joseph G. Hes
ter Of North Carolina 8. T. PioneS, U. 8. Com
missioner at Spartanburg, g. O.. and Charles d.
Akelfe, who was formerly Tax Collector in the
latter State, and driven from the discharge OF
his official duties, az it is alleged, by an unlaw'
fol combination. Ex-Governor Parsons, of Ala
b4ms, will be examined tomorrow.
An important adjourned meeting Of the repre-
sentatives Of the Railroad on the line between
New York and New Orleans, via Lynchburg, con-
vened at Wizards to-day. ALI Roads we're rep.
resented. including the new elements south Of
cleveland Junction. For some time but one daily
line was run on this line South of Washington.
The meeting to day org anized. The second daily
train will tske effect July LIST, with an increased
speed, making through time between New York
and New Orleans twelve hours quicker. with but
one change Of oars At Lynchburg. Further i'm
provsments are contemplated by extensions going
on South of Chattanooga and Dalton. Preston
Smith. manager Of the New York and Washing
ton line, presided. The following railroad men
participated ". ". Vandsrgrift, Henry Fink,
B. O. Jackson, e, G. Barney, J. e. Stanton, B.
C. Jackson, E. 6. Barney. J. e. Stanton, @. T.
Williams, A. Murdock, A. Shaw, G.. W. N. Our
It's, John Tucker, r. T. Wilson, III. j. Weeks, l..
NJ Cole, G. London, VIM. Heavy, J. B. Yates,
also, J. G. NJ. Buffaloe, OF Mississippi in atten-
dance.
The following railroads were represented
New York and Washington Air Line, Orange,
Alexandri& and Manassas, Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio, East Tennessee Virgins and Georgia,
Memphis aud Charleston, Alabama and Chatta-
nooga, Selma, Rome and Dalton. soath and
and Montgomery.
After the adjournment of the Convention a
me citing was called to consider the organi 4:io1
of fast freight line from Norfolk to points
South and Southeast.
The following gentlemen were appointed q
committee to perfect the organizatiop: Barry
williams, Heavy, Custus, Thomas, Walker, Shaw,
Jackson Fink, Kspdrick, RowSrt. Frost. GeweiI.
The permanent chaitman is Henry Fink, with
authority to call q meeting at Knoxville in Aug
ust. Ons fifth of the gentlemen named, includ-
ing the chairman. are competent to transact
business
The Secretary OF the Navy goes to West
Point tonight.
The strike has extended to Georgetown. The
coal destined there has been ordered to AlexAn.
dra. Eeveral fights have occurred At the Goa
yards. Several traitors were arrested. Work
generally has been suspended, but will com.
mence to. MORROW st dollar and . half day
but the mass of Il . negroes demand two dol
lars.
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& E VII w
OF THE
WILMINGTON MA RK EFT S
FOB THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.

TURrENTINR-During the week just ended the
m arket has ruled steady, and former prices have
been fully sustained for virgin. Yellow dip has
declined 10 cents. The receipts and sales for the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

SPIRITS TURPENTINE-In the earlier part Of
the week just ended the market ruled quiet, with
a declining tendency till Monday, when it reach
ed A cents. Since that time it has bsen firm,
and all Offering has been taken for export. The
sales for the week lust ended are an follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

26 PINE STREET, NEW YORK, Nov. Fl, 1867
UDoLPHo WOLFE. ESQ Present: DEAR BIB: i
have mada @ -bemicAI examination OF q sample
OF your ''Schie lam Schnapps," with the intent
OF determining If any foreign or hilarious sub
atai ce lad Deen added to tho simple distiIlee
spir1.1.
ion that the sample contained no poisonous Oh
harmful admixture. have been unable to dis
coYec ~Iy trace OF the deleterious substAnceG
ton Ct liquors, would not hesitate to use my.
scI., nor to recommend to others, for medicinal
purposes, the ''echiedam Schnapps" as an ex.
oel!ent a1d unobjectionable variety OF gin. VeIJ
(Eigoedj oHAs a. sEELY, ohe.s ist
CzExIcAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY. IA Ex.
CHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK, Nov. 25 1867-Upo L
Pho WOLFE, ESQ: DEAR EIR: The urdersiRp ne !
have carefully and thoroughly analyzed a sample
Of your Aromatic 6chiedarn 6chnappn," select
cd by ourselves, and nave found the same freq
from all organic or inorganic substances, more
or less injurious to health. From tho result OF
our examination we consider the Grticle one OF
superior quality, heAlthful as m beverage and
)Eectual in its medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours.
gned) ALEX TRIPPEL. Chemist.
FRANCIS z. EHGELHARD, II ID.
cIsale by all respectable Grooers and Drug.
UDOLPHo woLFE's EST,
"a BEAVER ST., my
mar Il 1A2-amd&Mch
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josh Billings on oourtshIp.

Courtin is luxury; it is the pla spell of
the sole. The man who has never courted
has lived in vane. He has been a blind
man among land scapes, he has been a
def man in the land of haId-organs and
by the side of murmurin canals. CourtiR
is like two little springs Of water that start
out from under rock at the foot of a
mountain, and runs down hill side by
side, singing, dancing and spatterin each
othhr, cddyin and frothin, aud kaskadin,
and hidden onder the bank, now foil of
shadder, binby they line and then go slow.
am 10 favor of long courtin; 10 gives the
parties chance to find ont each others
trump arde. lis good exercise, aud is
just as innocent as five marina lambs.
Perhaps it is best I should state some
good advice to the young men who are
about to court with view to matrimony
as it was.
In the first place, young men, you ought
to get your system all right; then find q
Young woman who Is willin to be courted
on the square.
The next thing is to find out how old
she is which yon can do by asking her.
and she will 81 abe is - years, and this
Won will find will not be far ont Of the wa.
The next is to begin moderate, So onca
every mite in the week for the fust siz
months, inoressin the dose as the pashen
seems to require.
It is a fust rate way TO court the girl
mother little on the start, for there il
one thing woman never despises, ane
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beg leave to call the attention of the reader
TO testimonials in favor of the Schnapps:
l. feel bound to say that gard your SoHNAPPs
and deserving of medical patronage. At al
events ii is the purest possible article Of Hol-
land gin, hereto ore understandable, and as such
may be safely prescribed by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, III. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist. New York.
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TEE CAPE FEAR

TF YOU WISH YOUR JOB WORA DoNg
il NEATLY AND WITH DISPATCH. GO ~
THE JOURNAL OFFICE, ON PRlNCESS 81
DON'T TQRGET TIN 6TRBET-SseAHonss'
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LOUISVILLE, KY., Sept. IL feel that we haVt
now sn article OF gin suitable for such cases n
that remedy is adapted to.
DR. J. ". BRIGHT,
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~
CABLE DISPATCHES.

VERSAILLES, June z
It is said that jules Ferry will bs Minister to
Washington
Felix PyRt is in Switzerland.
Theirs insists upon giving the Republic fair
trial
Ashbury's yacht Levonia won at the Harwich
regatta.
VEReAILLEs, June 7.
Twenty-Five women were killed and fifty in
jared by railroad accident near Paris.
PARIS, June 7.
The "Ps.rie" demands vigorous measures for
the suppress lion of Comm 1nist tendencies in the
provinces.
The arsenals and navy yards have been di-
rected to employ French instead Of foreign
Arti zane.
New Hampshire LeS1slRturo-The Demo
Gratis Secure the Speaker OF the Hoase.
CONCORD, June 7.
The Democrats have secured the Speaker OF
the House by vote Of 164 to 1853.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09

Western North Carolina
Railro ID Company,
OFFICE OF PRESIDENT AND SUPERINTENDENT,
Mo2GANToN, n. O., June 1s:, 1871. I
6R -
THIS COMPANY HAS FINISHED ITS ROAD
IL to Old Fort, at the base of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. ia miles west from Salisbury. and
twenty-five miles East of Asheville, to which
latter point fine four-horse Coaches RUN DAILY
from the end of the Railroad. Hacks for families
are Also in readiness for any point in the West.
EXCURSION TICKETS. good till used, are
sold by the Rsilroad Companies in the East AT
REDUCED RATES to all Stations on this Road
and THROUGH TO AsHEVLLE.
Our Eastern friends, in search Of health or
pleasure, will find our Mountains all they could
desire. and much prepara alton has keen made to
entertain comfortably and chesply.
SAM'L. Mod. TATE,
President and Sup't W. N. O. B. 3. 90.
iune 8 2l5-d3t6 W3tch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-06-09
PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS,
99-d- eoddw1ych

Having vastly increased their facilities for
manufacture. the MASON q HAMLIN ORGAN
COMPANY are now enabled to offer their we'll
known Organs, which are the ACKNOWLEDGE
STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE among Inetru-
ments of the class, at prices of inferior work.
They print their lowest prices, which are, there
70 re. alike to ALL lnvsriable. The following are
zflasItrations
FOur-OctAve Organs. ...N.............. $50
The sHme, Double Reed. ................. 66
FiVe~OotAve Organs. with Tremulant,
Carved and Ornamented. ................ 100
The came, Double Reed, with Five Stops. 10
Forty Other Styles, up to................ 1000
Allin solid Black Walnut All the Organs
mGde by rtsis Company are thoroughly drst-cJass
in every ,IegDeot. They viii not make the So
called cheap Organs at any price. The com.
parative superiority OF their instruments 10 now
greater than ever before, an every competent
Judge who will carefully examine and Compare
must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES,
with Wood Oats from photographs of the differ.
ent styles, full information and lowest prices
, also, Testimonial Circular will be sent free to
any address. -
MASON e. HAMLIN ORGAN Co.,
Wsrerooms, 500 Broad way,
Now York.
For sale in Wilmington by P. HEINsBERGER
iIoVzo b1-deod&w6mch
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% 10 for No. 2. IS to 81 80 for No 1, 70 low
Pale and So so for Pale: Wednesday, 1914 bbls.
s3 80 Cor No. /, So to S. so for Pale ana So 26
for extra PaiA fhursday, LAS bbls ut 81 06
for strained, So for No. 1, 81 so for extra No. l.
IS to So for Pale, and SIS so for window gIAss.
Pine Steam Sat0ed Lumber Cdrc9 rdtes-per
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-09
BOWEN'S LAST BARGAIN.
BRAND NEW COMPACT BETWEEN
SCOTT AND THE EI- I-CONGRESSMAM.
The Filibustering i'm the 'Faltcring
senafe-Rumored Removal OF Treas
urer Gurnoy-IThs Now Appointee for
ga Consideration.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NRws.]

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.]
COLUMBIA, December 8.
In the House, bills were introduced to re-
peal the sterling funding loan act; to burn the
bonds already printed, and to abolish the Of
fee of State and county auditor after next
July, the Office being merged In that OF county
treasurer; to prevent the treasurer from pay
ing out any money except npon concurrent
resolution of both houses; also demanding a
variety of reports from Scott, Parker and
Kimpton. !.
The Senate filibustered all day Oh the Joint
resolution authorizing the encouragement to
secure possession of the sterling funding bonds,
and to place them In the custody of the secre-
tary Of State, and on the joint resolution to
require the treasurer 10 prepare an exhibit Of
the bonds and stocks Of the State. In the
meantime, Governor Scott and Treasurer
Parker telegraphed this morning ajont order
to the American Bank-Note Company to send
the sterling bonds, by express, to this city.
It is reported that Garney, the treasurer OF
Charleston County, is removed. 1t is certain
that.Bowen is moving heaven and earth to
secure the removal of Quincy and the ap-
pointment of James Brennan in his place. 1t
ia reported that Governor Scott and Bowen
have come to terms, and concluded bargain
in which this removal and new appointment
are prominent consideration. PICKET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-09
THE STATE SUPREME COURT.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6.-The court met at
ton A M. Present-Chief Justice Moses and
Associate Justices Willard and Wright.
The following important action will interest,"
Dabney. Morgan & Co., vs. the president and
d,rectors of the Bank Of the state OF SouCn
Carolina. Opinion fled. So much Of circuit
de rec. az gives preference to the hre loan
bondholders and fire loan stockholders IN the
nayment to be made out of the assets OF tne
hank. set aside. Said assets to he held LOT as
trib,ltion among all the creditors OF the oank,
in ratable proportion to the amouns ., .He,e
hejs hy any of such creditors for or on behalf
of the hank to be accounted for by them.
The claims of holders Of bills OF the Dank
Issned since December 20, 1860, to be subject
tn the condition in the opinion OF the court
eYpressed, In taking the account OF Claims
nv deposltors, the value In national currency,
m he Assessed with regard to time, facts anu
circumstances Of the deposits.
Sucn parts of the circuit decree inconsistent
herewith confirmed.
Case remanded to Circuit Court for neces-
sary orders. Opinion by Moses, G. j..
THURSDAY, DEcEhBER Tine court met u
ten A. M.-Present, Chief Justice Noses ana
Associate Justices Willard aud Wright.
r. Massey ct al; respondents, vs.. j..
Adams appellant. Messrs. Kershaw and Con-
nors were heard for appellant; Mr.. Wylie for
respondents. Mr.. Moore on came side. Mr..
h1tsa H1axsnder Carter, appellant, vs. D. W..
Brown. respondent Mr.. Connors read br1ef
for appellant. Mr.. Wylie was heard for re-
spondent. .,,
Friday, 9Th, at ten A. II.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-09
NO.HOPE FOR WALES. 4
THE HEIR APPARENT TO THE ENG
LIsH THRONE sICK UNTO DEATH
The Latest Bulletins Of his Condition.
Congestion Of the Lungs Set In-The
Erect or the Tidfngs OF 'Chsnge. =

LONDON December SO A. N.
The Prince Of Wales had very restless
night, with considerable increase Of fever.
LONDON, December s-1.30 P. N.
The Queen is at the Prince of Wales's bed
side. The morning papers are publishing ex-
tras, every isstte of which increases the public
anxiety. :. ". ~. - ~, -, ~,
There are exciting rumors on Change an
roanclng the death Of the Prince Of Wales,
but the news is5uot authenticated, and should
be received with great caution.
: NEW YORK, December s-l2.30 P. N.
The Gold Room is excited over baseless
rumor Of the death Of the Prince Of Wales and
q panic in the London markets. Gold is con.
sequently strong and active. There is no au-
thority whatever for the rumor.
LONDON, December $50 P. N.
The precarious condition of the Prince con-
tiuues. Exacerbation began last night, and is
attended with great prostrstion. rs
LONDON, December s-6P P. n.
The Standards extra, just out, states tLat
ssthe Prince Is sinking tast, his lungs being
congested. There is no hope"
.'-'. LONDON, December $3.50 P. N.
The physicians in attendance on the Prince
Of Wales have Just issued q bulletin stating
that his Royal Highness is strll very much
prostrated
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-09
CHARLESTON. "A fUKDAY MORNING.,

were all deeply Interested in the bonds Of the
State, and where 1t YVES probable 1t might
be attached by legal process or In some way
diverted to the psymento of the January Interest
on those bonds. Bowen urged Its passage,
claiming that ooS o.ne Ma ogt Yar
bondholders. and that large. amount would
soon be sent, and intImated that q remarkable
change, not altogether disconnected with In:
iteresied motives, had come over the spirits Of
his opponents within the past .twentyfour
hours. The Destroying Angel, or whatever
it was that inspired tie opposition, proved
too powerful, however, and the bill was de-
feated by striking out, on Mobley's motion,
the enactlng clause. anE.
and the G Jyernor's message was taken up, as
the special order, and reviewed by Wilkes,
OF Anderson, who occupied the time Until the
hour Of adjournment. - PICKET.