The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10

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specimen. Of their discovery. 80 successfully
wss the seheus managed that the sharpest
and most .sxprieuced:m linen In California were
taken In BY 1t. The swlndlers struck at
hi9h game and lucceeded.
Grhh allure Of Bowles Brothers 4 Co.,
American BANKERS In Paris, will be q disastrous
one, ana viii cause much Inconvenience 70
American travellers In Europe. One Of the
Arpa,hss5 been for some time under arrest In
Lnndnn,in.connectlon with the failure, and is
stu. we believe, held on very grave charges.
Tho Hrat ancneaa of thla hnnse WA due to their
catering 80 efectually to the convenience OF
travellers Not only were they bankers, but
expressmen, commission agents and postmas-
tan, The tourist could go anywhere, aud OBJ
tsin anything attainable within reasonable
means. through the agency Of Bowles Broth
ers ssuo.;swlth1th the very minimum OF trouble.
Thsy' Isrs falso, pleasant people with whom to
deaag saEhelrt r~eading.rooms were always
stoeke6s.a vim The. latest newspapers. and 80
condoctedthat visitors telt that they we're well
come ,Anyiniormatlon desired By q stranger
WAS fcsthouming. What to visit, the shops to
.patr6nfss,t the routes 70 take, were all given
Wttr-mtnutee sccuracy, and guides could
safNSys BE- obtained when wanted.
Henry Stanley has delivered his first. lee
turein New York. It was merely a prelimi-
nary and Introductory discourse, and gave a
boldsand vivid description of the characteris-
tic SBAtGtes Of the whole region traversed-
It's Jangiss, lake chains and mountain plains.
Mr.. Stanley testified to the general fne form
Of tina men Of the African tribes, and stated
his belief to be that Of DR.. Llvlngstone-that
s.hoEeyer. dark the present of equatorial
Africa might look, the time ID coming when
O~hristianity and civilization will spread their
beneAt5ntdver. It's .inhabltants." Upon the
wheels NE, bstanleg's Idea OF the land is, that
It ~ tcspapablein good hands of speedy i'm
proyement. Though the land between the
coast and the interior Ia swampy and often
Inundated IL heavy rains, yet when the lake
regionikapproached and the table lands that
form and surround j, there is a marked
change that restores health and vitality to the
exhausted frame, and renders It healthful and
~inhabNable for Europeans. Tue people, also,
ares: AMER race than; tneEnatives Of the low
land0s 20 ~ ~ s. isn1f! ara -s'trt" -
General Grants feelings In regard to
~pasdoninz the convicted Ku-Klux may be
gaasteas rom the following letter which has
beaIsiddresssat by the acknowledgement Of the
UuNed statesto Ex-Governor Scott: have
thshplot7to' acknowledge the receipt OF your
communication of the 18th u;t., addressed to
the President, and by. him referred to me. en-
closing the appeals Of the grand jurors Of
York aud Chester Counties In South Carolina,
In behalf OF theacitizens Of those counties who
ere n~oW:eonfned inEthe Penltentlary at Al.
banyandin;t the jsils Of the State of New York,
under sentence for violating the enforcement
scf Or Congress. Senator Robertson, Judge
Mackey, the Governor, the attorney.gene.
raj aud the secretary of State of South
Carolina, with others, endorse their con-
currence upon these. appeals. have to
Say. In answer, that In my judy
ment 1t Is not only impractlcable but improper
to grant an indlscrimlnate pardon to the cltl-
gems ofiYork and Chester Counties who have
~besnconYfcted of violating the enforcement
act, or, TO any persons described only by the
lOCdllIylu WulCu lucy tAGatuSs : uCoISudtcQ dS
a class .of offenders against the laws of the
Untsdi States ]: have no means of knowing
the names, numbers, or degrees of guilt OF
the citizens. of said counties now imprisoned
as repteasited in said appeals. Separate APP
plfcartons for pardon ought to be- made by or
on behslf Of each OF said persons, stating sub
stantally the circumstances of the crime and
conviction. When such an. application Ia
made It will be considered without delay and
a. favorably as The. PfesldenL'ssense Of Justice
will permlt.n Gta1,.a
tn great Iumel will case 10 again before
tho United States District Court, In New York.
Excepting; Perhaps the suit OF Mrs. Myra
Clarke Gaines againstthe City of New Orleans,
this Jqm1ei s1tt55 fs9the most remarkable civil
comics. IN the aunaisfaoof the American bar.
The es.aeeiis worth fighting for, being now
valusda u oHet ak millions OF dollars. Il is at
present In the possession Of. Nelson Chase, the