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DOR NEW YORK.
ON WEDNESDAY. JULY II, AT 2
O'CLOCK P. M
NEW IRON STEAM LrNE-EsTABLIsHED 1871
srArE-RooMs ALL ON DEoK.

The Splendid New Iron Sldewheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander. will
sail for New York on WEDNESDAY. July 18th, at 2
O'Clock r. NJ. from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves.
Through Bills Of Lading to Liverpool and the
New England Cities as usual
Insurance by Steamers Of this Line Il per cent.
Fer Freight or Passage Engagements, having
to WAGNER, HUGER Il CO., No. % Broad street,
or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, No. Union Villages.
july11
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TIE CATERPILLAR AT THE RIcE.-The
Georgetown Times says: ave regret to learn
from some of our planters that second army
of caterpIllars have made their appearance,
doing great damage to the last of May and
June rice. Their depredations are not con-
aued to any particular locality. They are at
tacklng the young rice on all the rlyers."
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Meetings This Day.

Sumter Rifle Club, at half.past 8 P. n.
Attucks Light Infantry, at P. N.
Charleston Dramatic Club, at P. N.
Palmetto Encampment, I. O. o. F., at P. N.
Etna Fire Company, at half-past P. M.
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quences.

The RACE OFF THE BATTERY.-A spirited
race took place off the Battery on Saturday
afternoon between the Lizzie, the Leila and
the Breeze, manned by juvenile crews. The
course lay from the White Point buoy to the
southeast corner of the Battery. The Lizzie
won the race by two lengths, followed by the
Leila, which led the Breeze six lengths.
The following are the crew of the Lizzie R.
Plnckney, coxswain, Frank Porcher, h. Ged-
dings and Edward Robinson. Much credit is
due to the young crews for the skill they dis.
played In rowing and managing their boats.
AS usual the Battery was crowded.
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FIRE NEAR THE CrrY.-A fire occurred on
Saturday, upon plantation occupied by E..
NJ. Gilbert, situated about nineteen miles
from this city. Some suspicious circumstances
being involved, the case will be fully inVes.
tIbated.
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THE NEW CHURCH ON SULLIVAN'S
ISLAND.

The new Presbyterian Church on SulliVan's
Island was dedicated yesterday morning Id
the presence of q large congregation. Inc
services were conducted by the Rev. John
Forrest, pastor Of the Scotch presbyterian
Church of this city, who delivered an lmpres.
siye and appropriate sermon, and preacneo
again in the afternoon. Although dedicated
az PRESBYTERIAN Church, it is intended lor
the usc CT all evangelical denominations ana
it Ia the desire OF the gentlemen VINO nave
been instrumental In its construction TO nave
the pulpit alternately filled by the various clty
divtnes included in that category. This cnurcn
ells a want long felt by the islanders, and lts
completion is hailed with much pleasure. Inc
following ia list OF the contributors, and as
the building is not quite paid lot yee'
other contributions will be gladly re-
ceiyed by Mr. R. White, Hasel street, and
Mr.. A. 8. j. Perry, Hayne street, Mrs. James
K. Robinson, Colonel Charles b. simonton,
George ". Williams, Mra. N. 8. Lamb, u. D.:
Cohen, j. A. Quackenbush, E. P. Browne, d.
Bulwinkle, C. Wulburn, A. Med. Brown, J. f.
Adger, D. A. ANIME, A. 8. Johnston, W. L.
Ruger, W. c. Forsythe, G. W. Egan, John
ogren, B. White, A. q. Hayden, J. R. Read, j.
Archer, Rev. G. R. Bracket, James McKee,
Bremen & GoetJen, William Lawson, .. b.
Marshall, ]. Campsen & Co., Charles kerrlson'
sr., q. Leldlng, E. D. Robinson, e. d. Monet''
r Tomlinson, Joseph T. Wells, B. O. Mauldin.
W. H. snowden, D. F. Fleming d Co.. ). III.
Brawley, I. s. Bamberg, J. p, Globes, L. HOW
ard. Colonel Zimmerman Davis, r. I. walker,
". G. Bee & Co., J. N. Robson, J. A. EnsloW'
Sloan & seignious, W. K. Ryan, W. r. Cala-
we'll. W. L. Webb, o. A. Bowen, c. F. Pank'
min, John Gerkln.
Fogartle's Book Depository contributed a
handsome gilt-edged Bible and prayer-oook,
and The CHARLESTON NEWS and Courier IN
ADVERTISING
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COMMITTED TO JAn.-Wllllam Hill was COM
mitted to Jail on Saturday by Trial Justice Lo.
vett for an attempt to rape colored woman
living in Amherst street. He will be tried at
the October term OF the Criminal Court.
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ATTEMPTED SUrcrDE.-An attempt to COM
NIT suicide was made by young man on Sat
urday evening, about eleven o'clock, by swal-
lowing three drachms of red preclpltate. He
was taken to the City Hospital without delay,
and the proper antIdotes administered. He
had narrow escape from death, but yester-
dsy he was out of danger.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Louis Cohen
& 90. beg leave to draw the attention of the
public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods,
just received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost of importation. A
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN q
Co., No. 24s King street. mayl6
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CApsIzED.-On Saturday afternoon, while the
boat race was going on off White Point Gar
den, small batteau yacht, containing four
white persons, was struck by a flaw off East
Battery and cspsized. A boat was Immediately
sent to the assistance of the crew from the
revenue cutter Racer lying near by, which res
cued them from their disagreeable position.
A wettng and a scare were the only Ill conse-
uuences.
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COlIMEROfdL NEVIS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-16
bags sea island and 359 bales upland cotton, %
623 bbs rosln. IA bales waste 100 bbs nour, l2S
empty bols, 1884 watermelons, and I'll packages
sundries
BALT1HoRE-Per steamship Faicon-4s bales OF
cotton l39 EerceB RICE 400 bbls rosin, bales do
me.tics, BALES rags, $4,000 feet OF lumber, SO
crates peaches, end sundries.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Philip o'Neill, white
man, who had got drunk on the proceeds OF
a days begging, was found lying upon the
payement In Ann street. He was sent 10 tne
Almshouse on Saturday morning.
1 Thomas Roach and John Mccormack, nav
ing drank each others health too freely, la'lea
TO find their way home, and were taken TO
the upper Guardhouse. On Saturday morn,
Ing the Mayor gave them the opportunity Oh
paying one dollar Apiece or spending ten days
In the House Of Correction. They had not
decided at last accounts.
william Hill, for trespassing on premises
In Amherst street, was sentenced to pay TWO
dollars or spend twenty days in the House OF
Correction.
Five COWS taken up in Charlotte street were
delivered to their owners on the payment Oh
one dollar per head.
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FURCHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co. advertise for
this week clearing.out sale of all their Dress
Goods A reduction as never before has been
made In this department. julyS
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Auction Sales This Day.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

William Mckay will sell at half-past 10
O'Clock, at bis store, dry goods and notions.
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ALoT OF CRASH AND TOWELS reduced to 10
cents; large stock of Diapers, Dowlas, Twilled
Towelllng, Napkins, Doyliea, Table Cloths,
Table Damask. all cheap, at A. R. sllllmans,
No. 2sl King street.
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WHITE MARsEILLEs QUILTS, suitable for sin.
gle beds, at 81 rs, at A. R. stlllman'd, No. 2Sl
King street.
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Hotel Arrivals l3 and Ia.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

Alfred Williams, Beaufort; Ralph J. Hughes,
London; E. W. Evason, Columbia; 7. P.
Branch, Augusta; E. W. Wickersham, Phlla-
dslphia; E. G. Willingham, Allendale; John B.
Hogg, c. v. Hutchins, Savannah; D. T. Castle
berry, Augusta; c. G. Kendall, Beaufort; j. s.
Blanchard, Newark; M. L. Again and wife, U.
s. A.;P. H. Prinnow and wife, Mrs. E. Prln-
now, L. o. Dowd, A. o. Dowd, Augusta; b.
Regenhard, New York; 7. C. shiels, Savannah;
E. L. Kag, Florida; Captain B. F. Cawart,
Washington; B. P. Jones, Florida; James
Low, Columbia; R. H. Wallace, South Caroli-
na; C. V. Carrlngton, Columbia; John c. Stan
ley, Greenvllle; John Bauskett, Columbia.
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WHITE, CoLoRED AND BROWN LINEN DRILLS,
at greatly reduced prices, at a. r. Stillman's,
No. 2sl King street.
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TIE STOCK OF GooDs at A. R. stillman's Dry
Goods House, No. 2sl King street, has been
marked down.
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, 6oc
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room. tebl9-m
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FRENCH "PAssEPARToUT" FRAMES for Gard
Photographs, rs cents each, at souder's Galle-
ries, No. 1858 King street. junl7-lmo
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully colored for
25 cents each, at Souder's Galleries, No. 263
King street. Junl7-lmo.
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No NANS.-The correspondent who sends
rHE NEWS letter addressed to the Mayor
and Aldermen is reminded that we do not
print anonymous communications.
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DRESS GOODS reduced to Ct cents; some to TO-
l24, Is, 20 and rs cents, at A. R. stillman's
No. 2Sl King street.
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YE THIRSTY MoRTALs, ATTENTloN!-Gard-
ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch Of the Hasel street es-
tablshment. aprl8
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FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT q Co. beg to call the
attention Of the public to their this days ad'
yertisement. julyS
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Interior Cotton Markets

Interior Cotton Markets.
OaANGEBURa. July IL.
Ssles during the week bales; we quote ordl'
nary2OHc low middling Ike, mlddling 22c.
LAURREs, July IL.
Cotton ls quoted at 22c.
Cotton 2lc; bale sold.
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PAVILION.

W.. J. Dufiie, Columbia, s.; John Nettles,
lteville, s. c.; Julius Mundle, Augusta, Ca:
George P. Hill, Augusta, Ga; John W. Gall
lard, Florence, 8. c.; George E. Prltchettt,
Williamsburg; Mrs. NJ q. Brewer, Graham's
Cross Roads; George P. Cotchett, South Caro-
lima; Mrs. W. A. Perkins, Graham's Cross
Roads; G. E. T. Sparkman, City; Joseph D.
Pope, Columbia; Major J. A. Leland, Laurens
Courthouse; William Cox, Ocala, Fla; Mrs. j.
G. Henderson, Joseph Fanyille, Ocala, Fla.
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THOSE Handsome Photograph Albums are
now sold at 6Oc. each. HAsRL STREET BAZAAR.
aprl5-m
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tablishment.

EUROPEAN and American Stereoscoplc
Views, 81 so per dozen. HAsEL STREET
BAZAAR. aprls.mwf
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MEMORANDA.

The schr N N Pote from Boston for Charleston,
arrived at Vineyard Haven July II.
The schr Florence Rogers. from Charleston for
Boston, arrived at Vineyard Haven July II.
The scnr N Folsom, Rose, from Port Royal, =
@, arrived at Portland, Ne, Sth inst
The scnr VIM Cox, Newell, from Georgetown,
O, arrived at New York July 10.
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POET CALENDAR
MOONS PHASES.

New Moon, 9th, l hour, minutes, evening.
Pirst Quarter, 18th. hours. 20 minutes, evening.
F1ill Moon, goth, hours, 81 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 27th, hours, minutes. morning.
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New York Naval stores Market.

The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 1855
bbls rosin, SO do spirits turpentlne. Tlere Has
but little doing In spirirs t1rpentine to-day, and
the price hardly 80 firm. 1t is thought the price
has about touched bottom, as there Will be q
heavy demand for export during the next month.
The home trade inquiry, however, shows falling
Oh as compared with previous seasons. sales 20
bbls at 47Xc, and so bbls at 4sc. Strained rosln
has ruled quiet and shade easier, The liner
grades have been quite active, but at about former
Hrices sales 400 bbs strained So 05, $50 do So 10
delivered, rs bbls No. at 81 40, and 1900 bols
pale, In lots, at 81 6Oa5 so. Tar scarce and firm.
Pitch held pretty firmly at So 25 for city delivered,
with moderate jobblng demand.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, July l3.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE.-Sales OF 277 casks at
42c per gallon for southern packages.
RosIN-Ssles OF 1855 bbls at 81 rs Tor strained.
90 35a2 40 for No. 2, 81 so for extra No 2, So Is
for low No. l, So rs for No !, SO so for extra No
l. 81 for low pale 81 So for pale, IS SO for extra
pale and Sc for window glass.
CRUDE TuRPENTrNE.-sales OF 76o BIB. at 81 90
for hard "a so for yellow dip and So rs for virgin.
TAR.-Sales OF sS bbls at 81 30 per bbl. Market
quiet and has declined 16c.
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BLACK s1LKs, very cheap; Black Hernanl,
3.4 and 81 wide. at less than cost, at A. r.
stillman's, No. 2Sl King street,

ENVELOPES, White or Buff, good quality loc.
package, or three packages for 25c. Hasel
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
feb19-m
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New York Rice Market.
NEW YORK, July 13.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market continues
strong but the sales have been lighter than Tor q
few DAYS past. Sales Of IS casks Carolina at SKA
exc, $50 bags Rangoon at 6xa7kc, and l25 bags
Patna at 7Aa8c.
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PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. G.

ARRIVED.
Brig Surprise. Scott. from Baltimore. Julys.
CLEARED.
Schr W Cox, Edwards, for Philadelphia, with
schr carrie s Webb, Homer, for New YorS, with
naval stores, 4th inst. d..
Schr Susan Wright, Mount, for New York. with
naval Stores 10th inst. .Ht''s.sF
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DAOIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CHINA AND JAPAN,
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

steamers OF the above line leave Pier
No. ~, North River, foot OF Canal 'ESl E&ihRf&s e
street, New York, ct u O'Clock noon, OF the 10Th
and Soth of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
ers for South Pacific aud Central American portss
Departure OF 18th touches at kingston Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Frau
cisco first Of every month, except when 1t faus on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspinwal.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adu!t.
Medicine and attendance free.
For passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, On the wharf
foot OF Canal street, North River, New YORK.
july26-lyr +. K. BABY. ARenG
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NOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF,

4
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAN
TEE RIVER.
The sGs Steamer n nn MARoS Racsyng GspF1a1 pF1sVt NJ
at Accommodation Wharf, and will. leave on
TUESDAY MORNING, the 10th inst. -
Freight and wharfage prepaid. 4
For engagements apply to the Captain, on
board, or TO
RAVENEL. HOLMES CO.,
july13-2 No.a East Bay.
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third is pursuing his preparatory studies for
college.
DIR. Trapler was a scholar of rare attain
ments. jealous and devoted clergyman, and
an exemplary Christian gentleman. he was
freouent contributor to the religious literature
of the day, and wrote many valuable essays in
the Southern Churchman, the Church Journal
and other publications. He was finished
classical scholar, and thoroughly informed 10
matters of ecclesiastical history and canonical
law. He was Independent and fearless, but
always polished and courteous, In express
ing and maintaining his opinions, and
his thorough research in the sub
,ects of which he treated gave him right to
the use of the didactlc tone which ne gener-
ally adopted In his writings, In addition to
his journalistic contributions to the literature
of the church, he compiled catechism for the
especIal use of colored congregations, called
Calvary Questions, and series OF Sunday
school text books, which are now accepted as
authorities In the Episcopal Church. He was
a very prominent member OF the Diocesan
convention, being frequently appealed to as
referee On account OF his great familiarity
with Episcopal law and precedents, and the
ssme attaInments caused him to be looked
upon with great respect in the general con-
vent,on of the church to which he was DELE
gate for many years. He was an exemplary
husband and father, hard student and q
faithful worker, polished ami able disputant'
and good man; and his loss will be sorely
felt by his family, his church and bis naliVe
State
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Flour dull; all qualities slightly declined; extra
family Sc 60 Corn quiet Provisions IN gooa
demand and firm. Mess pork, round lots he!d 81
sI2 80 cash. Bacon, shoulders &C.; clear rib
Sides sasXc.: clear sides SIC. packed. Lard un-
Changed; order lots advanced HsNc. Wmskey
flrmlat SIC,
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Flour steady at $7s7 SO. Corn In fair demand
ond Arm AT 5Oa5lc Pork unsettled; regular held
or s12 26a13; city $14 75al4 SIX. Lard dull ana
nominal; prime kettle sIasc.; summer 7%a7Nc.;
steam 6rpi, with light offerings, at 8Ac. Bacon
IN GOOD demand; shoulders SIC; clear rib sldes
sHesno WhiaEey firm at SIC,
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A Remarkable Blind Man.

James Richard GoIiday, Of Bowling
Green, Kentucky, is now thirty. six
years of age. Whom two years old
one eye was put out by a piece OF
rock, and soon after the other was
put out by being struck with an acorn
thrown by one OF his little playmates.
He grew vigorously, and has always
enjoyed good health and cheerful
spirits He was educated at the Blind
institute at Louisville, graduated with
distinction, becoming especially pro
ficient in mathematics. Determined
to support himself he became trav.
cling pcddler of books. lie invested
his gains in bookstore in Bowiog
Green, and was thriving until 1862,
when his store was destroyed by
Federal soldiers. He afterwards tray.
cled with panorama, and four years
ago resumed his store. lie is noted
Tor foresight in business, accuracy ia
counting money and the admirable
system of his store. He recognizes
persons whom he knows by their foot.
steps. 1t is said that he goes from
his store to the railroad, buys his
ticket, rides to Louisville, travels all
over the city without guide, and
returns nflnr irnnsauiins his hnsinoss
In spite Of bis total, life long blind.
ness, ho has made small fortune
being ono of the most remarkable it,
lustra.ions on record of the power oI
will and talent in lriumphing over the
most malignant degrees of luck.
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AN INCREASE IN ABUSE ALso.

He had not said, however, that moro
corruption existed under this than un
der previous administrations, but then
he wished this administration to bC
bettcr than all its predecessors, and
the Republican porty to be purcr than
others.
Mr.. MoRToH--I am glad to hear the
Senator declare his devotion to the
Republican party, but l did under
stand the spirit Of his speeches 10 be
different. However, accept his
statement Of his position. Now as tc
this question of reform there seems
to be disposition on the part of some
people in this country to become pro,
fessional
REFoRMERS PAR EXCELLENCE.
They seem 10 desire TO monopolize
that business and to set themselves
up as the only men who hate corrup
ton. Now, ! desire to say to those
gentlemen, whoever they may be,
that for one shall not allow them 10
monopolizc that business. claim 10
be as good n reformer as any Of them,
although | don't make such high pre-.
tensions.
Mr.. TRUMBULL said that Mr.. Nor.
ton was extremely kind to accept his
statement, but he declined to answer
him Mr. Morton) A" for his Republi.
canism," and denied his right to call
him TO account. That Senator (Mr.
Norton claimed to be n refOrmcr, but
he had
a GREAT WAY OF SHOWING IT.
Not long ago in speech at St. Louis
he had eulogizcd the civil service as it
stands at present.
Mr.. MoRToN remarked that in that
speech he had said Of the civil service
that while there were many reforms
and improvements which could be
made in it, and which the Republican
party would make, he did belieyc that
on the whole we had the best civil
service in the world, and he did say
the same now.
Mr.. TRuMBULL-Well, if there ia
anywhere in the world u worse ciyi
service than that OF the United States
pray God to deliver that people from
| it, [Loughtcr] l feel less disposed
than ever to submit my Republican
ism to the test Of the Senator from
Indiana, (Mr. Morton after his decla,
ration that We have tie best civil ser.
vice in tho world.
Ny Republieanism is not partisan.
| care nothing Tor it, except as . party
Of great principles, and if it even
comes to be used as a cover for frauds
and iniquities the honest people OF the
country will overwhoIm US, US they
ought TO.
AT FIVE o'clock P ", without Teach
! ing vote on Mr.. Trumbulrs motion
The Senate went into Executive Scs
sion and soon after adjourned unit
Monday.
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Whore is Sandrigham /?

Since the illness of the Prince OF
Wales, his name has been so oncn
coupled with that of his royal rosi.
denec, that frequent Inquiry has been
made as to its location. As an item
of interest we mention, tha, Sandring.
ham, the country home OF His Royal
Ilighncss the Prince Of Wales, is in
Norfolk, one Of the eastern counties
Of England, and at least l20 miles
from London. The Prince bought tho
estate soon after his marriage, and it
has continued to be his iayoritc resort
ever since. Quiet and secluded, with
plenty of game of every kind, and
surrounded by loyal inhabitants, it is
delightful resort for retirement and
pleasure. The Prince is lord OF the
manor and has the gift OF the rectory
in his own hands, which be recently
bestowed upon one OF his old aud
favored tutors. Tho house is q splen.
did mansion, tho Prince having laid
out enormous sums upon IL. 1t was
here that royalty basked and enjoyed
itself without having all its move
ments placardcd in tho papors.-Er.