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BUTCHER NOT BARONET.
THE END OF THE GREAT TI0HBORNE
TRIAL,
An Ominous Declaration or the Jury
What Will koger Do About It!

An Ominous Declaration or the Jury
What Will koger Do About It!
LONDON, March 4.
The jury in the Tiehborne case, while the
evidence for the defence was In progress, In
formed the court that they had -heard sufa.
Client evidence upon which to base verdict.
The court adjourned to Wednesday to allow
! the plaintiffs counsel to consider his future
course.
Germany Investigating the Situation.
The Times Berlin special says that Count
Won Arnim, the German minister to France,
has been ordered to Berlin to give his opinion
ment of France. The same special SAYS it is
thought that the Emperor Williams decision
will be adverse to England on the San Juan
arbitration between the United States and
England.
The Times, in special dispatch from Paris,
says General L'Admirault has reconsidered his
determination to retire from the goVernorship
of Paris, which position he threatened to re-.
sign because the "Rappel." violent Com
munist sheet, was allowed to appear.
The Alabama Claims and English
Poltt1css
The Observer, In an article on the Alabama
claims expresses the opinion that IN case En-
gland should renoUnce the Treaty of Washing
ton, the United States would take no immedl-
ate action, but would insist on the validity Of
the right heretofore claimed for American sea-
men to fish In Canadian waters, and on that
point would meet with no opposition from
England.
There Is the best reason for believing that
the British Government Is prepared to con-
sent to let the arbitration on the Alabama
claims proceed, with the agreement that in no
event shall the sum awarded exceed q certain
stipulated amount.
The Finance Minister In Hot Water.
PARIS, March 1.
Dissatisfaction continues TO exist In the
cabinet over the conduct of N. Ponyer Quer-
tier, the minister OF finance, In testifying at
Rouen In favor Of La Mott, eX-prefect of the
Department of Eure, who Is charged with EN-.
bezzling the funds contributed for the relief
of the French sufferers. Ponyer Quertier is TO
have an interview to-day on the subject with
his Excellency, President Theirs. Should the
resignation of the minister Of finance become
necessary. It is believed that n. Casimir
Pereire, late minister OF the interior, will pc
appointed to the position made vacant IN the
cabinet
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SPzRKS FROM THE FIRES.

Mayor Halls trial was begun yesterday
in New York.
Marshal Purrell, of Texas, says the pub
lshed accounts of bis conversation With Gov
eruor Davis are untrue.
"A special to the st. Louis Democrat from
Springfield, ILL.,, says Governor Palmer de-
clining overtures for his nomination. He de-
clares for Grant.
The centennial commissioners had their
first meeting in Philadelphia yesterday. It. Is
proposed to make this American centennial
the feature OF the age:
A mass meeting of the German working
men was held yesterday, In New York, to form
with the English branch of the eight hour
League. Arrangements were made Tor a
future meeting for the fusion OF all the work
ing interests. ,e ,,o Wet
ern Coast Of Africa, which arrived at Liver
pool yesterday morning, brings Intelligence Ihs nee
that ex-President Roye, Of Liberia, VINO was
imprisoned for certain illegal acts commltleo
while In office. and who escaped, was drown
ed in the harbor OF MonroVia while endeaVor-
Ing to swim to the sleamer just before itS de-
parture for Liverpool.
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THE JAPS At THE CAPIT1L.
The Tea and Coffee Question-Grans
and the General Order Business.
WASHINGTON, D. c., d

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 4.
It is stated that Governor Holden goes as
minister to Peru.
The Spanish Minister, Roberts, has COM
menced negotiations fol new treaty OF com.
merce with the United States
The reception of the laps was the event OF
to-day. The Presidents speech commenced
as follows: "Gentlemen. am gralifled that
this country and my administration Will be
distinguished"
General Horace Porter was before the Gus
tomhouse committee for five hours to-day.
His evidence exculpates himself and the
President from any direct interest In the gen
eral order business.
HoUsE.-Bills were introduced to Import,
duty free, uniforms for certain regiments. and
repeallng all acts authorizing revenue officers
to seize books, papers. &c. The discussion OF
the deficiency appropriation bill was resumed.
sENATE.-Responding to the petitions TO set
tie the tea and coffee tariff, Sherman, from the
finance committee. reiterated that no change
occurs till July. Adjourned.
The committee on public buildings have re.
ported in favor of approprlating one hundred
thousand dollars for the public buildings at
Raleigh, N. G.
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PASSAGE OF THE APPROPRIATION
and PER DIEM BILLS.
The New Constitutional Amendments
Unanimously Adopted-No Veto To-
Day-The Bills Approved by the Gov
ernor.
rspRc1AL rKLEaRAn TO THE NEWs.l

COLUMBIA, 8. G., March 4.
The Senate was engaged all day in debating
the Congaree Dam bill, which finally passed,
with Arnlm's amendment, which provides that
the company enter into bond to build factory
of at least fifteen thousand spindles within
five years.
The House passed The following bills to
third reading:
A bin to provide for the election of Justices
of the peace, and defining their Jurisdiction.
A Senate bill to amend the act establishing
the County of Aiken.
A bill to reduce all acts to determine and
perpetuate the homestead to one act, and to
amend the same.
The Governor has approved the following:
A bill to incorporate the Town of Mullens, In
Marion County.
A bill to make appropriations for the pay,
ment of the members of the General Assem-.
bly,, DC.
A bill to incorporate Mount Bethel Church
In Lancaster County.
A bill to incorporate the village Of Smith
Vile in Christ Church Parish.
A bill to charter the Walhalla Female Col.
lege.
A bill to incorporate the Spartanburg Fe
male College.
A bill to recharter the Town of Frog Level
and change the name to Enterprise.
A bill authorizing the erection of a market
house in the Town of Newberry.
A bill to incorporate the Provident Land
and Real Estate Company of Charleston.
A Joint resolution to relieve Treasurer E. NJ.
Rose, of York, and his bondsmen.
A bill TO amend the act establishing qua
rantine at Georgetown, Charleston and Hilton
Head.
A bill to amend the charter Of Orange
burg.
At the night session. the House passed the
appropriation bill. with an amendment max
Ing the appropriation for the PenltenliarJ
$50. 900, instead of $4,000. The House also
passed the bill compelling representatives to
reside in the county from which they are
elected; the Senate bill to empower fathers to
legltimatize certain children by last will ano
testament, and the Joint resolution amending
the State constitution so as to prohibit any In
crease of the public debt without the consent
of the people. This last was passed unani'
monsly. PICKET.
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IN THE WROFG BOX.
A Radical Governor Too Much for an
Upright Judge.
New ORLEANS, March 4.

NEW ORLEANS, March 4.
Van Norton, president of the Savings Bank,
was sentenced to-day by Judge Cooley to the
parish prison for ten days for refusing to pro,
duce Ia court certain bsnk-box, deposited
with him on January 49, by N. A. Southworth
and senstor Lewis, containing thirty thous-
and dollars, and an agreement that Lewis
should sustain the P!nchback and Warmoth
administration, and attend regularly the ses;
sion of the Legislature each day.. 1t is said
the box is to be delivered 10 Lewis on March
4, upon complying with certain conditions.
Van Norton was Immediately pardoned by
Governor Warmoth, and was liberated. Dur
Ing the investigation, 1t transplred that South
worth compounded with Van Norton about
month ago, and removed the money from the
box, which, when finally brought Ia court
this morning, contained nothing but the
agreement above referred to. A full state,
ment of this case will probably be sent to the
Congressional investigating committee.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-On the
18th of April, Messrs. Lowndes & Grimball will
sell, at auction, number of pieces Of real es-
tate, including some of the most desirable
residences and business stands in the city.
The property is sold by order of the United
States Court, and it Is doubtful whether, In
many years, so excellent an opportunity OF
making profitable investments in city real
estate will again be presented to the public.
Fer this reason, the sale should attract the at
tention of Northern capitalists, as we'll as that
of the citizens of Charleston.
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4 CARD.
CHARLEssoN, 8. O., March 4, 1872.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., March 4, 1872
Captain F. G. Hilberstadt, Bark Eduard:
DEAR SIR extremely regret the statement
which appeared recently In the Charleston Daily
Republican, based on a statement made by me to
that paper, as have found since that have been
the Innocent victim OF deception practiced upon
me-
On the 9th ultlmo, person, German calling
himself Euchstadt, whom had never seen before,
came to my store, and In the presence Of Mcssrs.
r. Muller and W. Lachmund, made statement
of certain Ill usage, which he alleged he had re.
ceIved on the bark Eduard. III the presence OF
the same persons, ne signed his name on card,
writing thereon his address, which card have
now In my possession. Being feliow-country.
man, moved by his narration, gave him atrinlng
sum OF money, and thought would be doing q
service to humanity BY rendering the man any
assistance in my limited power.
The reporter Of the newspaper above men.
toned happened to come into my store on the
2sth ult., aud mentioned the facts and circum.
stances to him, stating the source OF my In
formation, and sayiag that thought the public
were interested in the profession Of emigran,s
against ill.usage.
Understand that the same man has been to
others and made the same statements; and l
now find thai he has never been on your vessel
Since this he has denied ever having been In my
store. From the above facts you will perceive
that have been imposed on in most disgrace.
ful manner, and in an affair in which had no
earthly interest more than any other citizen, and
have been the Innocent agent OF conveying In.
formation which turns out to have been IN.
founded.
Iregret most sincerely that the publication In
the paper should have been made, as am con-
vInced that it was based upon what believe now
to be an unwarranted SANDER upon one whom,
since the matter has been developed, nnd to be
gentleman for whose character entertain the
greatest respect.
lam, very respectfully, yours, &C..
&C. METZ.
PSI understand that you have been put to
some expense In this matter. hope you Will al-
low me to pay any which you may have Incurred
BY reason Of this unfortunate AFFAIR.
E. G. METZ.
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THE COURTS.
United States District Court-Before
Judge Bryan.

United States District Court-Before
Judge Bryan.
The Judgment for the defendant In the case
of the United States vs.. WIN. F. Barton, debt
on a postoflce bond, was opened, and judg-
ment entered for the plaintiff for $58 81 and
costs.
B. B. Wright, of Chester, bankrupt, received
his final discharge.
The assignee of Jno. c. Dove, bankrupt,
was empowered to dispose of the personal
estate of the bankrupt at private sale.
Jno. A. Bradley, assignee of G. A. brennan,
was ordered to sell the real estate of hls bank
rupt after due advertisement.
The assignee of B. A. Black was ordered to
pay to 8. G. Hemphill, executor, the sum due
on the mortgage lien, he to give good security
for reiundlng the same should the Supreme
Court hold the debt to be void.
Two mules, wagon and eight packages Of
tobacco, claimed by A. C. Harris, condemned
for violation of the Internal revenue law,
were ordered to be sold, end ths proceeds
divided between the collector and informer.
The fine imposed upon Raymond Gibson,
convicted at the November term, 1872, OF
violating the internal revenue laws, was or
dered to be divided between the informer and
the collector.
The State Circuit Court.
In the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
Graham, of the jurors summoned seventeen
answered, and nineteen additional ones hav.
ing been drawn, the jurles we're organized as
follows:
Jury No. flames N. Eason, foreman; F. G.
Borner, Bepj. Bequest, Robert Brown, samue
Crane, Lawrence Campbell, Claudius Elliott
Thos. Goodwater, Jos. Gidiere, John Godfrey
Geo. s. Hacker and Peter HOLMAN.
Jury No. 2-Chas. Voigt, foreman; James l.
Harrison, Benz. Kinlooh, Frank Ladson, Thos
Maxwell, John Monsees, VIM. Murrell, J. q
Robertson, Stephen Thomas, Jr., John F. Tel
fair, T. R. Tully, Samuel Vanderhorst.
supernumerarles- G. Wayne, VIM
Wallace, Joseph Whaley, ]. Il. Wilson, VIM
Wilson, A. Wrlghton.
The following cases were tried:
Esther Levy vs. the Southern Express Com
pany. Verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50.
John D. Warren vs.. Joseph D. Aiken. Re-
ferred to the Judge, who found for the plain
tiff the sum OF $4S42 rs.
John D. Warren vs.. VIM. B. Minott. Yer
dict for the plaintiff for $500, without interest
The following cases are fixed for to-day:
Elizabeth c. Brodie, executrix, vs.. JameI
Kenny.
John Agnew and Mary Brennan, executor
and execu,rlx, vs. James Cosgrove.
Oswell Reeder vs. William T. Ulmer.
C. j. Quinby, for A. Getty & Co., vs.. A. c
Phinn.
James F. Slattery vs. James Kenny.
william F. Redding and Julia, his wife, vs.
Niemann d Berger.
Lawrence F. Campbell, receiver, vs. the e1
ecutors of d. Conner.
r. j. Donaldson and others ve. the Farmers
and Exchange Bank Of Charleston. 8. c.
W. W. Shackelford vs. Francis Weston.
T. T. Southern vs.. the Trader Manufacturing
Company.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. special meeting
of the Chamber will be held at two o'clock to-
day to receive the report Of the committee
appointed to prepare preamble and resolu-
tions expressive Of the sentiments Of the
Chamber at the death of Vlce-President F. J..
Pnrcher
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CHrcAao.-We have received number OF
copies of the highly interesting report OF the
Chicago Relief and Aid Society, noticed else
where, which we shall be pleased to give TO
any persons whom curiosity, or higher mo-
tive. irpels to an examination Of the progress
and results of the greatest charitable move
ment of the age.
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A WARMING 70 RAILROAD RINGS.

WILMINGTON, March,.
Andrew ]. Jones, late president of the West
ern Railroad Company, charged with fraudu.
lent use of the bonds OF the company, was
tried before the Superior Court of Moore
County last week, and convicted. he was
sentenced to pay fine of ten Thousand dol
lars and to one years imprisonment In the
penltentiary. He takes an appeal to the su-
preme Court.
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Company.

MONTHLY USroN.-The monthly meeting Of
the members OF churches Of all denominations
was held yesterday afternoon at Trinity
Church, in Hasel street, and was largely at
tended by the ladies and the clergy. The Rev.
W. s. Bowman presided, and delivered the
monthly address. The exercises were varied
by prayers from many Of the clergy present,
and were of an interesting nature.
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WRECKED IN Port.
A Barge Sunk and Three Lives Lost.

NORFOLK, March 4.
The barge A. B. Hill, laden with lime and
having on board crew of two white men and
one negro, is supposed to have been sunk by
the gale last Saturday morning near New
Point in Chesapeake Bay, and all hands lost.
The barges Hill and Roanoke were bound for
Norfolk In tow OF the tug Lane. The violence
of The gale compelled the captain OF the tug
to cut loose from bis low and run into hoo)ack
Bay for a harbor. On the return OF the tug
after the storm, the Roanoke was found safely
at anchor but the Hill was nowhere to be
seen. The names of the crew supposed TO be
lost are Captain w. A. Pleasants, of Ports.
mouth, Va, John Bromley, Currituck, and
Robert Jones, negro. of Norfolk.
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A NAN CLUBBED AND SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
Sunday morning, little after Elk o'clock, a
young man, who was drunk and raising dis
turbance In America street, was arrested by
the police. The arrest was made by three
policemen, and, whilst 1t was being effected,
Private Grant struck the prisoner over the
right eye with his club. The blow laid open
the scalp OF the forehead, and stunned the
person who received it. he was conveyed at
once to the Upper Guardhouse, where Dr.
Meyer was called In and sewed up the. wound.
1t commence bleeding afresh twice or thrice
during the night and yesterday morning the
prisoner could not be brought down before
the Mayor. The wound Is considered very
serious one, and the sufferer will probably
lose the use of the right eye. The whole
matter has been referred to Assistant-Chief
Fraser, OF the upper wards, for thorough In
vestigation.
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@ SHIP MELITA.-TENDERS WILL
be received until Noon, WEDNESDAY, next, 9Th
instant for Heaving this Ship Down to ascertain
amount damage sustained by Ship from being on
shore at ONCE OF HENRY GARD, Agent, Accom-.
mediation wharf HUGH LIGHTBOUY,
mch5-o Master.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Neil Warner.

This well.known English tragedian, assisted
by Miss Grace Rawlinson, will appear this
evening at the Academy In several dramatic
representations. Mr.. Warner had many warm
admirers when he last visited Charleston, and q
full house will doubtless greet his reappearance
tonight. HIs selections are from we'll known
plays of Shakespeare, and the whole pro-
gramme will be highly attractive. The box
office will be opened this morning for the sale
of tickets, no extra charge being made for re-
reserved seats.
The Lingards.
VIM. Horace Lingard and Alice Dunning
with their fine company will play at the
Academy on Friday and Saturday evenings.
The sale of tickets begins this morning. They
may be had at Greer's music store and the
Mills House.
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The WAGNER AR11LLERY.-The first grand
ball of this young and hourlehing society Will
take place on March 20 at the Academy of
Music. The committee, consisting OF Messrs.
q. Wohlken, J. Knobeloch, D. Muller, q.
steinkamp, F. Meyer, VIM. Jessln, A. Koes,
are hard at work, and hope to make the ball
the terpsichorean triumph of the season.
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TTYPERSECUTTON.

NEW YORK, March 4.
The New York Tribune alleges that some Of
the merchants who incriminated the New
York officials by their testimony before the
customhouss investigating COMMITTEES are
now being subjected to vexatous suits and
seizures. The firm of Clark d Schultz, who
are of this class, had their books oVerhauled
in manner which the Tribune Gays was "suH-
picous If not positively outrageous"
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~CONSIGNEES PER COMMERCIAL
LINE SCHOONER STATESMAN" Cole, Master,
rom New York, are notified that she Is THIS
DAY discharging cargo at Central Wharf. All
Goods not called for at sunset Will be stored at
owners risk and expense. Positively no claims
allowed after Goods leave the wharf.
mch6-l H.F. BAKER CO., Agents.
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Euerial Nntires.

@- CONSIGNT s PER STEAMSHIP
GULF STREAM, fro. Philadelphia, are hereby
notified that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY,
the 5th instant, at Browns Wharf. Goods un.
called for at sunset will remain on the wharf
at owners risk and expense.
mch5-l VIM. A. COURTENAY, Agent.
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08- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
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leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
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THE GULF STREAM ARRIVES FROM PHILADEL-
pHrA.-Thls large and staunch iron screw
steamship sailed from Philadelphia on Friday
last, with very large and valuable cargo of
merchandise and produce for this city and the
Interior, and wasin the midst of the great gale
OF Saturday last, already reported, north OF
Cape Hatteras. Captain Hunter managed 80
well as to come through with only a few
stratches around his deck houses. The sea
broke through into the cabins, however, and
did some damage. The Gulf Stream will soil on
Thursday, hei regular day, as appointed.
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Marrie1,


JENKINS S-ARTSEN.-On Thursday, February
22d, at Morris Browns Chapel, by Rev. B. B. VII.
lianns, JAMES JENKINS to MARTHA ANN, only
daughter OF L. O. Arisen, Of this city.
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B- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLYN NA.-OHAILESTO BRANCH
No s BROAD STREET.-An sums Of and over
FIVE DOLLARS, deposited In this Bank on or be-
fore the fifth day Of each calendar month, viii
bear interest (six per centl for that month as II
deposited on the first instant.
Deposits Of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received.
Collections promptly attended to, there being
Branches OF this Bank at the most prominent
points In the State. D. HAVENEL' 'I'
tehca-s Assistant Cashier.