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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
FOUND DEAD.

There was brought 20 the Morsue, from pier 81
North River yesterday, the body OF an unknown
man, aged about twenty years; dark hair and
smooth face had on gray coat and pants, blue nan-
mel shirt and boots. From pier Il North River the
body or an unknown boy, age about twelve years
dark hair; had on black Jacket black pants, white
shirt red undershrt and laced shoes. From pier
80 East River the BODY OF an unknown woman are
about 20 years; black hair had on striped dress,
white stockings and laced shoes. The bodies are all
TOO much dec0mp0sed 70 be placed IN the Norgue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
VIRGINIA POLITICS.

Meeting Of the State Conservative Committee-A
Convention To Be Called at Richmond on the
9th Of June-Greeley and Brown in
Favor-Letter Of Colonel Mosby,
the Guerilla Confederate
Chief on the Campaign.
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ARREST OF sIX CALUMET STRIKERS.
DETROIT, Mich,

DETRoir Mich, May 10, 1872.
special despatch from the mining regions says
that the Sheriff, supported by the troops made six
arrests on Friday night, at the Calumet and Hecla
mines, without molestation from the strikers. The
prisoners will be brought to Houghton tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20
FATHER BURKB's LECTURE To-SIaHT.

This evening In the Academy Of Music the celes
brated lecturer, Father Thomas Burke. win deliver
lecture on subject that must be Of great inter.
est both to Professionals and Catholics, namely
The History Of Ireland, az Told by Her Bardsv The
lecture has been delivered in New York and excited
considerable attention. The Academy win doubt
ess be crowded,
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The German Upholsterers.

The German upholsters held q meeting ct Ger
mania Hall, in Third avenue, yesterday morning,
when similar action was taken a. by the wood
carvers and cabinetmakers. A demand for the
eight-h0ur labor reform will be made to-day, and
committees were appointed 10 make arrange ments
for strike, which win be commenced 20 day IT. As
It Is expected, the employers refuse TO sccede 10
the reform demanded.
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NOTES.

The Terre Haute, Ia, Journal says the Evans
vile courier has entered upon the Presidential
campaign with fearful earnestness. Fit can under
stand the position Of that paper 1t is about this:
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LyelI's Geolosy-Vol. II.

An eleventh and entirely revised edition OF
Sir Charles Lyell's "Prlnciples of Geology"
has recently been published In England, and
issued in America, by D. Appleton & Co., In
exact counterpart OF the English volumes.
The first volume of this edition appears after
sn interval of FIVE years, "dnrlng which time" J"
saws the preface, s'much discussion has taken
,-.. . p~, puIuto uoaiiuS
ION meteorology and climate, and much new
..information obtained by deep.sea dredging
ain regard to the temperature and shape Of
tsthe bed Of the ocean, and of It's living inhab.
!sltants" This newly-acqulred knowledge has
necessItated the. rewriting of four chapters,
which ''relate to the geographical proofs of
"former changes Of climate, and the para.
"mount importance of the distribution and
sshelght of the land, over all other causes, in
Infringing about past variations of tempera-
''ture." In other chapters, the latest known
facts concerning marine currents are dwelt
upon, and theories Of oceanic circulation re-
Gently propounded are considered. The sec
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regard to New Zealand geysers, with refer
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OF water in volcanoes; in regard TO the trans
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and fauna of Lake Superior; and on the depth
to which the ocean is inhabited, as illustrated
by deep-ses dredging. It also discusses Wal
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raj selection, and Mlvart's objections thereto;
and also Darwin on abnormal structure In pre-
historic man. Lyell's "Geology" must now.
in lis complete form, be accepted as the most
authentic and exhaustive publication on the
important science of which 1t treats.
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Ireland to tho Front.

In spite of emigration and domestic dis
content, brave old Ireland is making rapid
advances in solid prosperity. The Lord
Lieutenant, who has just opened two new
docks at Belfast, states that the savings ol
the country have, during the past five years,
been increasing at the rate of a million pei
anuum, and the expenditure BY about hall
as much. Under the land act, no less than
$500, 900 was advanced up to July to pur
chase holdings; while in 1871 and 1872,
s4lO,0oO was advanced for Improvements 10
land, and more than half OF it for buildings.
At the same time drunkenness and crime
we're decreasing. A report has been issued
by the commissioners OF public works In Ire
land, which also contains some very strlk-
ing evidence. The inspector for Carlow re-
ports that labore,S' aoages haps Increased TO
nearly double sohat they aoere taoelue gears
ago. From Tipperary and Clare there is a
similar report. Laborers can now command
not only good wages, but improved dwell.
linga, and the inspector anticipates that
sthe difficulty OF getting laborers, even at
s.fifty per cent. advance on the rate Of wages
spaid ten or twelve years since, unless suit
sable habitations are provided for them,
"will increase every year." Mr.. Prender-
gast. inspector for the Northwestern Dis.
trict, says that he finds more attention paid
everywhere to the question OF improved
dwellings and offices for farmers and labor.
ers. "The improvements in all newly con.
.sstructed dwellings is accompanied, be
adds, s.by an equally marked change in
"dress, furniture and food among the farm
.'ing classes; and in the smaller towns, sup
"ported altogether by the agricultural pop
s'ulation, there are now permanent shops,
'iwith meat and bread, where such supplies
s'were only to be procured once week on
s'market days, when first acted for the
aboard in this part OF Ireland The con-
s'eumplion OF tea, sugar and coffee is 30
"much increased in the farming districts
.thst great portion Of laborsrs' wages is
ssexpended on them; and shops with mod
ssern imported articles OF dress are now well
supported in the same towns and villages
"where no such things were seen prior to
'sthe potato failure" New banks have
been established for the farmers. The breed
OF live stock OF all kinds-cattle, sheep,
pigs and poultry-has vastly improved.
The prices Of all farming produce, especially
Of the butter, pigs, eggs and poultry sold by
the small farmers, have risen considerably,
and 'the use Of money is better understood
Shy the rural population" These reports
ase 10 accordance with other testimony; and
the prosperity Of the country will be still
further increased IL the government see their
way to take up the railways and improve
the means OF transit.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-31
- The Stanley Mystery.

ssrbe New York Herald is very much dis dis
gusted % becausslarge numbers of:persons' IN
t5olh. Europe and America, refuse to believe
tkatMr. Stanley has ever seen DR.. Lising-
stone whom he PROCESSES to have discovered
in the wllds of Central Africa. To sel ths
matter at rest, the Herald, on Tuesday, puo-
lIshed a fac smile. OF Dr. Llvingstone's gnSn'
ing letter OF thanks to Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett. For twenty -four hours the increoi
ulous Ee.e dumb; the: doubling; Thomases
ceased to doubt 10 the New York Sum- Of
Wednesday, however, are the fac, SMILES Oh
two letters written by Stanley to- Mr.. Noe,
whose extraordinary story Of stanley's ex'
peditiou to Turkey has already appeared ID
these columns. Side by side with the letters
to MIR. Noe is reproduced the letter OF Dr.
Livingstone to Mr.. Bennett; and no one can
fail to be impressed with the: opinion tna1
every qoord and line of tive three 1esseTs Is
the aOork of the same hand. II this conciu:
sion shall be confirmed by subsequent IN
vestigatlous, the whole fabric will fall to the
ground, and the Herald will prove to nave
been the victim OF the most stupendous
hoax ever attempted upon the credulity Of
mankind However this particular question
NAV be decided, the public will refuse to be-
lieve that a staid, shrewd Scotch missionary
like DR.. Livingstone, could, in his sober
senses, write the luscious sub.erotic letters
to which bis name is signed.
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Tho Public Debt.

Upon the subject OF the fraudulent puollc
deb:, the declarations Of the Moses party
are more emphatic than those of, the Orr
faction. The sBolters,' in their platform,
pledge the honor OF the State to the pay
ment Of all l,s debt which has been legally
and honestly contracted, but "will not hesl-
state to repudiate that portion OF It which
sis illegal, and, therefore, null end void. "
1t may he noted in, passing that q refusal TO
nav an illegal claim is not reputation. The
Regulars take the bull by the horns, and
pledge themselves to suspend the payment
of interest .on every bond OF the State 10
",o1tich there can be attached Sha.loac Of q
"suspicion. 81" This points unmistakably TO
q determination not to recognize any bond
which Is tainted with fraud. Such q pledge,
honestly carried out, would reduce the debt
to about nine million dollara, the sum at
which it was. fixed by the Taxpayers Con-
vention last year, and would save the epeople
an annual interest OF at least $420, 1000. A
registration OF all bonds which have been
issued is ordered, and will be completed be-
fore the Legislature meet. 1t will then be
practicable to appoint Financial Commits
sioa, composed Of experienced business
men, who will scrutinlze every bond, and
report the result to the General Assembly.
No superficial examination will suffice. A
Land Commission bond, on the face OF 1t, Is
unques,ionably binding; but IL that bond
was lawfully exchanged for a Conversion
bond. AND yRas after that -exehan1a- frand-
ulentIy reissued, the Land Commission bond
Is absolutely void and does not bind the peo-
pie. It will be necessary to scrutinize each
and every issue. There will be abundant
time, and the cost, in comparison with the
result, will be Of no consequence. ~, =.
The promises Of the Regulars are, 80 far,
onlg promises. As much must be said OF
the Boilers. But, treating both sets OF good
resolutions as mere words. the financial
planks in the Moses platform are stronger
than those In the platform OF Orr.
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The English &unr,erlies.


EDrNBURaH REVIEW. No. CCLXXVII. July,
1872. Leonard Scott Publication Company,
New York.
Contents l. Complete Works OF Bishop
Berkeley; 2. The stuarts Of 81. Germans; 8.
Helps Thoughts Upon Government; 4. The
Popes and the Italian Humanlsts; s. The South
ern States Since the War; 6. Memoirs of the
Marquis of Pombal; Z. Researches on Life and
Disease; 8. Reform In Japan; 9. The Bennett
Judgment
A glance at this table OF contents will suffice
to show that the present number of the Edir.-
bargh is unusually Interesting. We direct at
tentlon especially to the article on the South
srn States, which is friendly and hopeful, and
to that on Life and Disease, which ls clear
account of profoundly important subject.
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Carpet-Bag Piety.

The devilish mallgnity OF tie Radical car
pet-bsgger Is shown in the declaration OF
the Columbia Union that, il the Democratic
party adopted .'tse Bible for a platform, It
.would be Democratic still" And the word
democratic" in the carpet-bag dictionary,
means 'sialse, treacherous, cowardly, ma
.licious." So long as the carpet-bagger has
the ear OF the negro. the enmity and dis
trust between the whites and blacks must
continue and increase.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-31
Notires in Rankrnptrp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLlNA.-In tile matter OF W. ".
CHAPMAN j. CO., Bankrupts.--ln Bankruptcy.
To whom it may Concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice OF his appointment as sssg-
nee Of said w. U. CHAPMAN d Co., OF Ohnrles-
ton, In the County OF Charleston, and State or
South Carolina, within said District, who have
been adjudged bankiupts upon their own peti.
ton BY the District Court OF said District.
Dated AuI gust 20, 1'72. LEWIS ELIAS,
augSl-hS Assignee.
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Perfect strangersfto him signed the commMs
ment, and the justice employed never saw
him at all. The physician in charge received
him without ever asking the name Oh tne
person committing him, and after an exams,
nation of less than one minute conslgneo'
him tn oue OF the. -wards-After staying IN
the Institution two weeks he was released Oh
a writ of 6abeas corpus, sued out at the ID
stance of a ageptlemsn connected with the Oh
fee of the Tribune, and his experince whiie
,ncarcerated will be detailed In that paper
which says that 1T. will be- plain, un'arnisu-
ed tale. without reservation OF names.
facts. and we are sorry to Fay that It Will %
adverse to the institution. and refieeS pslllul'
10 on the law OF commitment and its aoln'u's-
tratIon In this city," There have been grave
CHARGES preferred against Bloomtngdale AsS-
INN and there exists such excitement In the
nnhltc mind of New York In respect to the
management of all the insane asylums In tue
state that Governor Holman has felt com
pelled to appoint commission, consisting OF
Attorney.general Barlow, DR.. Anderson, presi-
dent of the Rochester University, and DR..
Hun, Of Albany, with power to examine all
private asylums in the State, with view 10
discovering abuses wherever they exist,
The narrative Of the Tribune reporter, as q
record Of personal experiences, acquired 10 9
novel way. will therefore be likely to create 9
penaatIon
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6ummer Resorts.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81.
M ", MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
MD, ON EUROPEAN PLAN.-Tnis laVorite es,
taniishment situa;ed in one OF the most eligible
positions in the city, on the highest ground, aaa
consequently well adapted for Summer Kesort'
being Comparatively cool In midsummer, nsg.
ninciently furnished with baths ana otDeI con W
veniences on every foor. Is now open lor tne Ie'
ception OF those contemplating q tour OF pleasoIe
the coming season. The cars run within squs5e
OF the house. Coaches at oil the stations. 3. "
WESTOOTT, Proprietor. jun84moa
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Counting tho Cost.

The New York World has discovered that
for the present fiscal year, 70 the First Inter-
nal Revenue District of South Carolina, 1t
will cost sl4, 500 to collect about $40. 900,
and In the Third District 1t will cost ST., 500
to collect about $4,000. No wonder that
politics pay.
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Unktad.

The Columbia Union treats The address OF
the Boilers, or ..True Republicans" as q
desperate bid for Democratic votes. This
is rather unkind, considering that the; Bolt-
ers, in their convention, repeatedly declared
that they would do nothing TO concillate the
Democracy. Nor have they
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-31

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aoint gtoek 0omuanp.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
" TIE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON-
PANY for the beuent Of the state Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 1as-FRIDAY MORNING, August 81.
57-68- 8-S0-20-36-33- 33-l4-43-50-34-64
CLASS No. l24-FRIDAY EVENING, August 80.
2l-54-3l-ll-30-60-4 -69-65-5l-68
aupSl A. MOROS0, sworn Commissioner.
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REMOVAL OF THE PUBLICATION
- OFFICE OF TIE NERS.

On and after Monday next, the I'd OF Sep
tsmber, The CHARLESTON NEWS will be is'
sued from its new Publication Office, NO. IL
Broad street, the building formerly occupied
by the Southwestern Railroad Bank.
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! i'NsB- IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COUNTY.-Ex parte BAILEY d &'OoMPANY In re
R. J. DAVANr, Commissioners, Vs. the Trustees OF
the College OF fBeaufort.-Pursuautt to the order OF
the BON. g. B. FARMER, Judge, tu the above stated
case, rot'"e is hereby given to all and singular
the Judgment Creditors Of WILLIAM q. Wl6G.
that said Court has. limited and allowed ninety
days from the date OF this order In which seld
Creditors may prove their claims b.fore the un.
dersigned, receiver, at his office, 10 The Court.
house at Beaufort. II. G. JUDD,
a. CO. P. Receiver.
Beaufort. g, O.. June Il. 1872. jun22-60
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5perial N6tlres.

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stores the 1air to its natural color but gives 1t
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swON NARRIAG GE. ~

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