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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-24
Receipts by Railroad. May "'
sourH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

2s5 bales OF cotton, 1sl bales goods i3l Dds Ms
Railroad AGENT, Pelzer. Rodgers & co. Geo II Wal
ter q co. W u Williams & son, 4 Chapeau co,
johnston, crews & co, KInsman Howeli; Ear.
den Parker, w Smith d co, Tedeman; calder
Il co, Roach q Motfett, II Bl,caon co; Gonea q
Muran. q Follin, JefIurds & CO, d Cobis co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Aso bhIs naval stores, cars lumber, ndse, &c.
tn Rarien Parker, Whden Jones, Chapeau
T. co Kinsmsn Il Howell, $ d St0ney, Wieters
r {, ChsoIm. E W Marshall i co, Walker, y
II q aussen, Frost, Adger co, Pezer, Rodgers q
co, q IeIbenrood, Wentworth, + yelling, e
Railroad co, and Others
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, May %.
The Daily Bulletin says: No important changes
are taking place IN this maikrt at the moment.
AdyiCes from the South, holders OF the stock OF
domestic consider favorable and very full prices
are insisted up. n, while the accumulation OF for.
egn Is under far control, and Influenced by the
continued extreme premium on goIo. Valuss M are
drm. Ihe demand is not sharp, and,principsliy
frCrn erocers, dealers, &C., but is pretty steady,
and takes out q fsir amount OF stock each day.
sales OF 80 tIerces Carolina at sks914c; 800 bags
Rangcon at 6Ta7k; 200 do broken 6Hc. ana l76
bags Patna at 7Ha7xc. In bond, 100 bags Ran.
QoOn at IS Is.
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Hanover, 1872.

The translation of this inscription Is as iol-
lows: stGit OF honor of the German hliie
Club of Charleston, South Carolina. U. 5. As
to the Fourth German National Shooting Fes-
tlyal in Hanover, 1872"
Above the medal are crossed the German
and American flags engraved In gold, above
these are two hands clasped In token OF inter-
national friendship, and surmounting the
whole is the crescent Of South Carolina, en-
closing the ring by which the medal is hung
to the ribbon.
The population Of members of the German
Rifle Clu6, who's to attend the festival IN
Germany, Will leave tomorrow ior New York,
whence they will sall for Germany, with the
other representatives Of this country, on the
29th proximo.
The same club have selected sterling sill
yer waiter sne two gotlets, worth about one
hundred dollars. as their contribution TO the
prizes to be contended for at the shooting fes-
tlval commencing next Monday, under the
auspices of the Irish Rifle Club.
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EXTENSIVE FOREIGN CARao.-There was
cleared for Liverpool yesterday by Mr.. f. Will
lls the fine merchant ship Nautilus Of twelve
hundred tons, with the following valuable
freight list: 2423 bales upland cotton, 900 toAs
phosphate rock, ZIG barrels spirits turpen-
tine. and 20 logs wood-the entire list being
valued at quarter of q miliion OF dollars.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May %.
SPIRITS TURPRSTINE.-Ssles OF 3ot casks at 5Sc,
and 20 casks ut 54c per gallon for southern pack
ages. ,oo mr., e,o.
grades are uncnanged. sales OF 632 bbls at So 75
Tor strained So 90 10 So for No sS rs for low NO
a for low prle. - rs to S. for pale, S. 90 for
extra pale, and Sc So for window glass. 70
for hard "a 30 for yellow dip and 81 80 fer virgin.
TAR.-26 bbls sold in order at s3 6b per bbl.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN TELEeaAPHINa.-F
Western Union Telegrap.. Company have OBJ
tanned control OF Mr.. J.B. stearns's patent for
transmitting telegraphic messages In opposite
directions on single wire at the same time'
and are equlpping the larger offices with the
necessary instruments as rapidly:as possible.
The system has been thoroughly tested the
last four years, and is now considered as
nearly perfect as need be. -
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Interior Cotton Markets.

SUMTER May 81.
About % bales have been sold slnce last report
we quote ordinary 1sAc; good Ordinary 2oAc
low mlddllng 20Xc; middling 2lHc; strlct mio'
N"'e ABBEVILLE, May %.
- SPARTANBURG, May 81.
e''''- o' NEwBERRY, May 81.
Cotton is quoted at 2lc.
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FrN4NCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
EXPORTS

EIpOrtSs
LlvERrooL-per chip nSospaase rock 20 bags
coon 60 seed BIG bbs spirits turpcntine anu ~
logs wood.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-In the District
Court, before Judge Bryan, Jacob Mappus, OF
Baden, Germany, having complied with all
the requisites of the act, was duly declared q
citizen OF the United States.
Martin w. Wlgg, assignee, was authorized
to sell OF retail, for the space Of ten daya, the
stock Of C. Kerrison, Jr., d Co., bankrupts,
and at the expiration OF that time to sell the
balance Of the stock at auction.
The case Of forty boxes Of tobacco, seized
In thls city on the charge Of violation OF the
internal revenue law, was submitted to d
Jury, who were unable to agree, and mis-
trial was ordered. The jury were then dis
charged until ten O'clock Monday morning.
Adjourned until ten o'clock this morning.
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C.CrTIyo TO GERMANY.
a, Artistic Contribution from on".ie
ton to the National German seh-
-.nfeaf.

The gold medal which has been made by MI.
william Fisher, the engraver, ON Hasel street,
to be sent as present from the German Rlhe
Club of this city to the approaching national
schutzenfest in Germany, Is now competeo,
and will be placed on exhibition to-day In lhe
window Of Hayden's jewelry establishment. i, II
e beautiful, artistic and valuable s"I' '.e
gold and silver which it contains oeihs "otsa ,sa
BY actual weight about City dollars VIII as ."e
elaborate, work upon 1t, which Mr. fisner mus
contributed gratutousy, would orlns ,'s 'ai'.0 al"
nm IN twice tsat amount. The meoai Is sus,
nended fror, piu consisting Of solid gola
bsr with chased edges, bearing the words
..sohu,zen Gruss." From the loop OF this pin
denend two silk ribbons, one of the Amerl'
can colors, red, white and blue, and the other
of the German coiors, red, white and black,
a, the ends of these ribbons are gathered
into the ring of the medal. The medal itself
consists of chased gold ring or border en-
cfrcllnc disk of silver, on one side OF which
ia the familiar coat.of.arms of South Carolina,
while the reverse bears the following inscrip-
tim
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Comparative EIporIs OF Cotton and hIce
frOrn the Port or Charleston. from Sep
tember I, 1871, to may 22, 1879.
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SoTR.-We nave ueauCLed from New Orleans
lot 8S9 bales uplandB. from Mobile 1850 bales up
iar ds; from Savannah 1922 bags sea Island and
2272 bales upland. ana FROM Charleston 1922 bags
sea island and $50 bales upland cotton; also.
$50 bales wrecked cation from the coast OF Flor
ida-DsIng the quantity received at those ports
from Monile Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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day evening Oh WnlCe FOlut, al LUG JuuS'ioa
of the North Edfsto aud Dawho Rivers. The
sloop was on trip from this citT to planta-
ton on Pom Pom River, and, at the TIE of the
accident, about nine o'clock P. NJ, was beat
ing about off White Point, trying to enter
Dawho River, with strong ebb tide flowing
ont, aud a stiff breeze blowing. Gaillard was
at the helm, and the captain, who was on the
lookout, sung out to the helmsman to keep
her or In hurryiDg 10 execute this order,
Gaillard stumbled over the ropes in the dark
and fell overheard. The boat was let down at
once, and sent after tue unfortunate man, but
he was never seen again. His hat was picked
mp, and the sloop remained all next day In the
neIghborhood on the lookout for the body
without success. The Alice arrived in the city
yesterday morning.
CLUBS AND STARs.-Edward Ray and Jacob
Singleton, the youths of color who stole caps
from Johnson's hat store, No. 26s King street,
and were caught In the act, were both sent to
the House OF Correction for thirty days.
Isaac Pontoux, an escaped larcenlst, who
had appropriated certain carpenter tools and
pieces OF clothing belonging to Mr.. D. W. Nc
Pherson,. was turned over to trial justice.
L,mehouse Johnson, arrested for running
about the South Carolina Railroad depot when
ordered out, was find one dollar and paid up.
sciplo johnson, sleepy driver, reported
for dropping offal along Chisolm's Mill, was
mulcted In the sum of twenty dollars.
Peter McPherson an Jacob Richardson.
lodged for safe-keeplng by trial justice, were
turned over to the same.
An inebriate, who had found soft plank In
vauderhorst street. was snoring away accord
ingly when aroused by Clubs and Stars. he
remarked that he had not yet seen the comet,
and was discharged.
SALES AT AUCTION. The following real es-
tate was disposed of yesterday morning:
By A. c. McGilllvray: Lot, with buildings,
on the south side of Princess street, known as
No. in Humes's plat Of seventy, twenty-one
feet four inches front by forty feet deep, for
$445, one half cash and the balance in one
year.
Lot on the southeast corner Of Tradd and
GreenhIll streets, thirty-eight feet in front BY
one hundred and ffty-three feet deep, for
$40, expenses of suit cash, and balance In
TWO years.
ByJ Drayton Ford: Grocery store and resi-
dence southwest corner Of Line and st. Philip
streets, forty-fve feet in front by seventy-fve
feet deep, for slO25.
Lot No. 26, with three story brick resi-
dence, next west of Bedon's alley, on the
north side OF Tradd street, thirty feet In front
by sixty eight feet deep, tor $3.50.
Terms OF above sales, one-thrd cash and the
balance In one AMI two years.
One hundred and eighty shares of the South
Carolina Railroad stock were sold at auction
yesterday morning by Lowndes & Grimball
at $2st per share.
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Total bales. .2,6ZooSS .'.1S ' ofs ofs
Total decrease TO date. LII
Tho receipts OF cotton at the ch,el souther"
centres from May 10 to May 20 1877, In
elusive as reported by telegraph, were as 1o'lows.
This includes all points but overland:
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Exports of Naval Stores ana 1.o.,,
September /, 1871, to May 22. 1877.
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Markets by Telegraph.
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MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, May %.
Eoon.-Consols a3k. Bonds 90.
Evening.-bulllon increased f62, COO.
FRANKFORT, May %.
Noon.-Bonds 98lIas8A.
PARIS, May %.
Eoon.-R,ntes 5Sf l5c.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

tho politicians feel the power Of your ballots they viii
meyer pay the slightest attention to you APpiInss
Mr. Wolf here la tue audience ana salu' ~ egnt
days from the Labor party holds its convention ia
Columbus The City of New-YOrk, as understand 1t;
has taken measures TO send delegates theIe; L
believe II the people will send full delegations 10 wiz pe
strong convention and its nominees VII go lnto ,e @
fsmIti Iq i1SSi crie. Of % NO no. so1 ~ WV
the Ciiaifman-As tnat is party Convention, We
have nothing to say about it here tonight
Thomas j. Hagan ~ the Stone-Cutters made few re-
marks, after which Mr. Cummings of Massachusetts, WAS
The Great question for TO consider is how the work
nnen Of this nation become better educated than
they to-day and they cannot become so untl tIey
have more leisure. believe that one of the cause oi
the physical dcgeneracy Of the yorkngmen OF TINS c9
TO- to labor to get bare Nd yns 1S Take ooye vt To To
work ii hours day. No wonder that the poor
factory child at the close OF these long hours OF conne
nen looks up with ayerted eyes 70 heaven d anu rs s
ing home from their dly toll should be able to sit down
without dropping asleep after five minutes. The
worhngmen OF This country are alone 70
They have only to go to the bailobox aud drop in their
ballots, and they can have eight hours day The ev
ma With the working classes everywhere H. that they
will cling To the skirts Of rascaly politician. In
stead OF gong TO the baotbox and voting for the pro-
for tho jackass in the White House other
against the Republican or Democratic parties but say
that the workngmen Of this city wise and under
stand their interest, they will 90 to the ballot
box with any other than Labor ticket in teir hands
sale OF the public lands given TO the North
Pacific Railroad at the maximum price at which the
lots have hitherto been sold, will result In an amount
sufficient buld aud equip four such railroads as tney
propose build and al the minimum rate 1t will give
sIc0O0ro0o enough TO build aud equip one and hat
such lines. Tuis Il OF the Things that you should not
permitted he done. The Legislature OF MaSsii
chusett- Is In session; II is called the assembled
wisdom o the Old Bay State; but If j. So can say
that would like TO take one look at ITS assembled gno
rance. We asked for E.ghthour law, and state-st
said what Wal.s says mere, You can't have 1t uness
you pay for It." But the time las come when We ara
gong to have an ElghthOur law Ia Mas5achlsett5 We
are determined TO take possession or the Government and
administer II ia the interest Of the people
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
MARDI GRAS.
CARNIVAL At NEw-ORLEANs.

CARNIVAL AT NEW-ORIEANS.
NEw-OEIEANs, Feb. 13.-There are probably
100000 strangers in the city All the principal streets
were thronged during the entire afternoon, and from
70 10 D. IN. were almost blOckaded by the multitude.
such crowds before upon the streets OF
New-Orlcans At D. m. a salute fred ut the foot
OF Canalst and the procession moved IN the following
order: Squad Of mounted police Chief Marshal Of the
Empire His Royal Highuess the King OF the Carnival
with attendants; music; Lords Of the YeOlnanry Bouf
Gras First divisOn-Music; Lords OF the Carriages.
Second division-1lusic Lord of the Vans Third divi
sou-Lord Of the Horse. Fourth dvisOn-Music; Lord
of the Unattached Fifth divisiOn-PlatOOn OF PO-
lice. This procession was composed Of perhaps az
motley a crew ever assembled. plat
form had been erected in front Of the City Hail. which
was occupied by the Grand Duke Alexis. Mayor Flan-
ders the city and state officials and few invited guests.
The platform in front of the City Hall was decorated
with flags Chinese lanterns, &c. and the opposite stand
was hung with fla of all nations. After dark Of
the buildings Canalst., and along the route OF the
procession were illuminated The platform opposite the
city Hall am the srsnd stand 3bpCsiI H. WrI1 & aIG
hanty lighted up Al about cI0eK Il granq alegoT
zeal procession, representing the Dream OF Homer
commenced moving, and passed through the prlncpal
streets This wa also reviewed by Alexis and his party
from the City Hall. The procession lIAe tnat OF Tue
afternoon was complete IN every detail. IL was pre-
eeded by a Doric temple, IN Wuich was nIst oi tne
poet then followed Paris and Helen, with Venus IN
Tr,ian var Tie third car contained King AgamemnOn,
with Nestor Briseis aud heralds The fourth bore
Another car the Grecan warriors headed by Do
med A number of devoted TO the Trolans,
commencing with King Pram. Cassandra Heenas, with
the divinties Apollo and Diana guarding them Hector
accompanied by Mars and the Trojan host followed
Two cars were devoted to gods who favored the com
batants Next came the trials OF Ulysses, commencing
sirens and Hades followed Next came Ca
.iypsO then the courts of King Aleln0us. the
nor sulors Three cars were devoted TO the
battle OF the Frogs and Mice," the first representing
the frogs the second the and tlrd the crabs
TIE last car representatives of the deies TO whom
Homer addressed his hymns. After the procession on
tbe street the aegOrca Krewe proceeded TO the Nare
ties Theater, where three grand tabeaux weDe gwen
The frat illustrated the Award OF the Apple OF Diseord
limo Minerva Venus, Helen, and Paris being In the
picture. The second showed a combat between the
Greeks and Troans the goddeses appearing III the back
0rouud INV a transformation The tnrd contained nine
scenes indicating the trials OF Ulysses; and the last
scene was the battle Of the frogs and mice with he
crabs in the background The festivities at the Nafle Ties
ended with grand dress ball.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
GRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

The assassin of the Governor -Gepsral of India
has been tned convicted, and sentenced TO be hanged
90. James Armstrong, who was convicted Of man
daughter Salem Mas hAs sentenced 20 ih State
Pnsol.
-. Mrs. Mary Foy died in Philadelphia, yesterday
morning. from 11rs inflicted BY her husband James Ioy While IN
state Of int0Iicaiion.
"A fire in Richmond, Va, last night destroyed
e. h9nasass ssh and bnd factory, and falmer poWc.ng
Henry kosenburg aged 80 years, and James
suyan agef eight ti bT sccieut the hro
and New'iiAveH Railroad yes,erd.y mor4ing
John Conner who absconded from Scranton
Psnn With seD arleied aboard steamer Magnolia
heS'fo Savannah, yesterday. and $3.50 recovered
- he residence of the late William T.. Barron,
at Belmont Cs Recently purchased By Milton g. Lothian dosi
By h Yesterday Loss 900; insured The WORK
q iacendisry.
The Union Passenger Depot of the Chicago
and ST. Lu, and the Illinois cnta Railroad ant the hotel adjacent
Normal M ce<oyed hy yesterday morning Total lose
about The Inmates Of The hotel had barely time tbe
yersonal enecs.
"A fire, Yesterday morning. ON West Madi-
Geao ed three wooden buildings occupied BY j. Lamb
hin Gnl nonnaE Jaeohnky stein. and others who los-
small The total about e1000 for 5000 the
LIsomnf Ape Provincial sf Canada os5nsp Of Erie North
Missouri
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
PERSONAL.

The King of Siam is sojOurning in india,
and on the 23d ult, left Calcutta for Delhi.
Slr. Ruskin's muniticent offer of $4,000 for
the purpose OF an endowment TO master of draw
ing An the Taylor Galleries. has, with some notifications
approved by Mr. Ruskin, been cordially accepted by
tie University OF Oxford
Gov. Washburn of Massachusetts, was put at
the head OF its list OF VcePresdents by the association
which lately met at Cincinnati TO secure religious
amendment to the Constitution OF the United States
The Governor being interrogated upon the subject,
directed his private secretary 10 say that he had no
connection with the Convention AT Cincinnati was
not cor suited to the Of his name as one OF the
Vice Presidents OF the sOciety and was not aware that
he had designated till attention was called 10 the
subject by the receipt of your letter.
A biographical sketch and good portrait OF
Mr Horace White. the wellknown editor OF The Chicago
Tribune appear in the current number OF H0Tpers
WeeLln Mr. White is native OF New-Hampshire,
whence he removed when he very young with his
father who was physician, 10 BelOt, Wis. Here DR..
White died, While Horace was still child, and the fu
fte editor good college education 10 the kindly
care Of sepiather Mr. Nhite early took TO journal
u which ht has faithfully served fOr II years. In the
conduct OF The TrfIuEe Of which he assumed charge at
Tho fetremeni OF Mr. hedll nov Mayor OF Chicago he
ha dspsVed rare courage and ability, and has largely
aided ia making that paper OF the ablest journals Of
the country.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
NAVAL ORDERS.

WhsHINGroN, Feb. Il. - Assistant Surgeon
George F. Bradley ordered 10 the naval rendezvous at
Boston, Assistant surgeon Howard Smith has been de-
tached FROM the Naval Hospital at Washington aud cr
deied to Annapolis The Board fox the examination OF
the Mdshipmau Class OF for promotion to Ensigns
reports the following a. their standing according 70
merit C. F. Perkins. B. Ii. buckingham, c. q. Bowman
W. +. Potter, 9. b. nar9er. John Garyin, T. H. Wtey'
BRIGGS A. VI Thackcra " J.. Mason, II. o. Handy, !. 2.
Nazro, :. E. Bixler. ". W kimlali G r. Brown; W. r.
lin L. r. Harris, ". :. Hadden, r. @. Davenport, Z. b.
Barry c. W Euseheubercnr, G. ~ bradbury, X a.
Rreck T. J. Berwiud. H. WinslOw. w II. Turner +. ;.
Rassett j. D. EOlics e. :. COyOcarc'sis j. +. Wills W.
Kellogg y T. Houston, A. q. Berry, j. A Norris, W IL.
briggs y. ]. X Pctcn, T. :. Phelps w. /. b. Daiahay,
T. ROhrer, j. A. H. Hick"s. G. K Curtis, II. A. Bauch-
ard T. j. Arthur II. T.. Hall, i. II F9unt. -. D. v stu
arr D. A. s!ahon, II L. Han, q. H. Moor, X. Niles, &.
A. clarke J. H. Cofu, l.. O. McFarlue, j. W. G.dJ sJJ,
". j. Low, II. Z. Mul4h-n, r. Mitchell.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
1NccNn1ARIsM Asp LYNcH LAW IL KENrucKl

CINCINSATI, Feb. IA special dispatch to
The Enquirer says that last Friday night, the tobacco
factory Of Aver & Brother. at Sacramento Mclean
County KY. was fired by ncendiary, and the build
Ing containing OOOO pounds of tobacco, entirely
consumed The entire town narrowly escaped burning,
as the breeze from the north carried the embers hun
dred of yards 70 the roofs Of the dwellings, Que Clark,
who had quarreled with Aver arrested nd placed
under guard and to have been examined the next
day. During the night party of masked men broke
into the OvcrOwered the guard and took the prs
oner out The next morning Clark found dead at
th. foot OF 4 tree. The Coroner rendered verdict OF
Death by hanging by parties unknown"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
LARGE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE explosion of a
barrel of cement this morning set fire to F. RoedeIl
Co.'S shoe factory on North Thirdst VIM. Haas was
seriously burned. Fifteen and one girl employed IN
the upper stories made their escape through the roof
into adjoining buildings. The stores adjoining occupied
by Brown d Hibbard. grOcers; ID. X. Grim Sons. dry
goods; Wastman '& Engeman, tobacconsts. were dam
aged the total loss IL S75 the buildings are fully
and the stocks partially insured. Rocdels stock valued
at S5OOO destroyed insured for $4,000 Mr.. ROedel
jumped from thirl-stOry window and was slightly IN
lured. seyeral hremen wore also injured by fails.