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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-06
NEWS FROM THE OLD World.
Election Troubles In Ireland-The Cath
olic Clergy implicated.

Election Troubles In nIreland-The Cath
olic Clergy implicated.
LONDON, August S.
The English government will prosecute
TWENTY-FIVE persons for interference with the
Galway elections, including the Roman Catho-
lie bishop of Clonfert, Captain Nolan, his
brother, Mr.. Sebastian Nolan, and nineteen
Roman Catholic priests.
International Amenities.
MADRID, August s.
King Amadeus has arrived at San Sebastian
and met with warm reception. He was
visited by the prefect of the French depart
ment of the Base of the Pyrenees. who deliv-
cred letter from President Thiers to the
King congratulating him on his recent escape
from assassination.
PARIS, August S.
President Theirs will leave Paris to-day for
Gronville, seaside resort, In the department
Of Colvafos.
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CONTRIBUTIONS ON SEA AND
SHORE.

CHICAGO, August S.
Tie Iowa elevators, with $1,000 bushels Of
grain, were destroyed by fire to-day.
NJ. Bnrns's saddlery warehouse, Compton &
Garrett's grocery store, and Lareman d Co.'s
and Otweli g. Brothers dry goods stores, on
Market street, were burned this morning. The
stocks were nearly all destroyed, and the loss
will reach $4,000.
NEW YORK, August s.
Casey's tnrpentiue factory was burned to-
day. Loss $40, 900.
CoLLINGwooD, August S.
The propeller Robertson, bound hither
from Chicago, with over 10000 bushels of
wheat, has been burned. No lives were lost.
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4 HUNDRED GUNS FOR GREELEY.

NV YORK, August S.
dispatch from Bristd says that on the re-
turn of Horace Greeley day to that place he
will be given the honor ot a salute OF one hum
dred gums and a muAcIpal reception. Last
evening Chief Justice Case met Mr.. Greeley
at the house of the formers son-in-law, Sena-
tor Sprague, OF Narragnselt Pier.
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A circular has been issued By the ms11nass f
the dangerous Of 1sVga5on On sne
point Of the Province nays of bsn wrecked m
nSI lnaI astranded upon reef which dc. not ap-
sntp0 naar 70 be out down In the charts.
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RoUeH WOo1Na OF DEATH.

New. York, August s..
) Fred. Tilitzke last night shot Mary speezer,
because she refused to marry him, and then
rushed to the East, River and Jumped over,
board. Tilftzke was rescued py ponce sIa
conveved to q station-house. It Is thought
that Miss Speezer will recover.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

,.,,.. WASHINGTON, August 5.
Probabilities Variable northeast and south.
westerly winds in the South Atlantic and Gulf
weather in the former on Tuesday.
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The Israelites from Alsace and Lorraine,
who are about founding congregation, in
New York, held meeting In that city last
evening and subscribed twelve tnousand ool-
lars towards that purpose.
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Eight lines of railroad are now under con
structlon 10 Northern Texas. Many OF these
are extensions of eastern lines, and three are
links in the transcontinental system.
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pean travel was havlg this season disas-
irous effect upon theHatering- place patron
age, but maintained TIT every season brought
out fresh supply Of 3uDger home tourists
Young men just beginning to travel. young
bridal. couples; and te n0atuednr riches VINO
would FIJI the vacancie he declared that the
high rates of board we're made necessary,
chiefly by the expens0f nelp, by the army OF
walters who had TO beTell paid and who ate
90 much. He did no deny that fashionable
hotel-keerers general (until the last season
Or two) had been maklg large fortunes, nor
did he seem to deprede the system of feeling
the walters.
THE FENUIsANcE.
He mentioned an nance of a fashionable
Saratoga Hotel whee the newly arrived
guests could llterallyget nothing TO eat till
thev feed both the he1.walter and the sable
attendant at their parCular table, and when
thew complained at thefflce the landlord cool
ly told them that be "hd nothing to do with
the diping-room arrangements, which were
entirely In the handsof Mr.. Moses" ''And
where is Mr.. Moses 2" ''Mr. Moses All, that
is he-the head.waiter there !" This, my in
formant seemed to thiS, was, perhaps, carry
ing the thing little to far. II is but fair to
say that Saratoga and Long Branch are full
even this season, but tire are special reasons
In Ine6e cases. .Ine preimity VI Long oChuCu
to New York insures nmerous visitors. At
Saratoga the waters, To races, and the celeb.
rity of the place In tb South and among
travellers from Europe, account for the large
number of visitors tire. To see the other
side of the story vlsi the Catskill, Sharon,
Niagara, Cape May, Vest Point, the White
Mountains, Lake Georg, and other recognlz-
ed and really attractive places of resort.
Hote.keepers and othrs Interested In the
success of these places nay hide the facts OF
the case, but The trth is that the elegant
hotels OF these points, cen at this advanced
stage of the season, arealalf empty.
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THE DIRECT TAX SALES.
HOW THE OWNERS MAY RECOVER
THEIR LANDS.
Important Regulations of the Internal
Revenue Office, Governing the Process
of Restoration.

The following are the regulations for re-
deeming and restoring lands owned or held
by the United States under the provisions of
the direct tax acts, and for carrying out the
provisions of an act for the relief OF the pur.
chasers of such lands:
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SUMNER ON THE VAR PATH.

Senator to Strong Language-A Scath:
Ing Indictment OF Grant and his
ApolOgists- Document for Colored
Men to Read and Ponder.
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THE.COLORED CADET.
GRANT As THE BEIRAH-
ER OF TIE BLACK RACE.

Astounding KeveIations-Young Fred.
Grants Conspiracy Against the Col.
ored Cadet-The President Packs
Court-nartIal to Secure his ExPuf-
sion-Why the Plot Failed II sonae-H
thing for Colored Republicans to
Read.
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oNE-sIDED MISTAKES.
He must also be careful to see, ln his bills,
that there is not an extra charge for some
snme omnibus ride lie did not take. Here
there Is 10 be noted phenomenon. ! nave
travelled much for many summera, IN thls
and other lands, usually frequenLlng the best
hotels. aud of The very many "eri ors" found
Ip nv oils I have observed that they nave
been Invariably In favor Of the landlord. l
have never once found the extra halt-doar,
or the shilling, or the franc, or the thaler, or
the rouble put down 70 my credit. draw no
inference, but simply state the fact as curl
ous phenomenon In hotel mathematics.
TOURISTS DBIyEN ABROAD.
The growing distavor which our hotel sys.
fem js gaining has driven many OF our sum-
mer travellers to Europe. Never before have
The outgoing steamers been as numerous and
as crowded as this season. Experience has
nroved that foreign trip can he made at no
greater. and often at less, expense than tour
among our iavorite watering. places, or even
than a comfortable residence at one OF them.
This tendency to visit Europe will Increase With
increasing facilities, ana as eVeryoouy VINO
has been there once wants 10 go again, tne
American hotel-keepers will find they have
raised rival which, like the ghost OF BaDquo,
Twill not down."
The European system introduced into some
of our hotels-lhat is, the system OF only pay
ing for what you eat-is concession to the
spirit OF disaffecLion In regari 10 our preVa'
lent hotel arrangements, but is too often q
delusion and snare. The prices for articles
insult to the understanding and to the pocket
This, too, will be remedied in time.
The other DAY l asked summer hotel
keeper, OF gentlemany instincts and long ex
perlence, his opinion OF the points alluded to
In this letter. He acknowledged that Euro.
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NIL normal agents and hygienic materials.
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tpnisianian.
:, .naeavor to establish another
,;,.,, journal in New Orleans,
.,,;.tors of the Lor1s1AN1AN,
~ Al a necessity which has
,,,, and sometimes painfully
. .,;.t, In the transition state
.,.vals, in their struggling efforts
lin a.s position in the Body
.bich We conceive to I've their
|,a regarded that much infor-
h, guidance, encouragement
=, and reproof have been lost, in
.,,,nce Of the lack Of a medium,
y ,bich these deficiencies might
,,,l;ed. We shall strive to make
,,..,1 .slAx a 0esitler0tuns in these
ill., POLICY.
mr. motto indicates, the .LoCI-
II SHALL he Republican at all
,ea md.rM circumstances" We
,.tocate the security and enjoy
4 broad civil liberty, the abso-
|aulity Of all mon before the law,
IA impartial distribution of hon.
d patronage to all who merit
srous Of allaying animosities, of
auting the memory of the bitter
Earomoting harmony and union
a. al classes and between all in
d We slnn advocate the removal
imGtical disabilities foster kind
EMforbearance, where malignity
sentiment rcigncd, and seek for
VS. and Justice where wrong and
rsion prevailed. Thus united in
INNS and objects, We shal conserve
xt interests, elevate orr noble
to an enviable position among
asr States, by the development
kilimitablc resources, and secure
hi benefits Of the mighty changes
lie history and condition Of the
Y and the Country.
Gsing that there can be no true
without the supremacy Of law,
El urge a strict aud undiscrimi.
administration of justice.
khaIl support the doctrine Of an
division of taxation among
aaaacs, athithf,l objection of the
euues economy in the expendi-
$ ~~uiormal,ly with the exigen.
Of the State or Country and the
Of every legitimate obliga.
EDUCATION.
\ shall sustain the carrying out of
DIVISIONS of the act establishing
school system, and urge
!ramount duty tho education of
|w!ath, rs vitality connected with
tsvn enlightenment, and the seen
|al stability of q Republican
Fmlneat.
FINAL
y cnerons, manly, Independent,
|pauious conduct, 10 shall strive
|'sse our paper, from an ephem-
and Temporary existence, and
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Vt Command" we ehau q all
y "dserve" success.
E ENRICH,
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]. &. Wallace
Attorney at 1Get<E-
Go CANAL STEET,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
ial8-1y.
DE-, W. bile,

DE-, W. lille, .
OFFICE GO CANAL ST., NEAR. F~osToFTzCE.
A graduate from the University Of Co.,
penhagcn, Denmark, md honorary u. D.
from the University of Padova, Italy; for
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brated Prot. RECORD, Paris. DIR: BILLIE
hos acquired q high reputation a. SpE-
CIALIST for all kinds Of Sexual diseases,
male and female. Private diseases curel
after a new, sure and quick method.
Painful, and Retained Metstruation
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE
IRON
THE SOUTH TO CHICAGO, .

And all points Nort1and East via Chicago.
This Rou*o is from 100 to $50 Miles
Shorter aptl from 2 to "a hours Quicker
than any ether to Chicago.
No Change of Cars from Cairo to Chi.
cage. Only one change to Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston.
The Illinois Central Railroad is the only
Direct Route from the South to St. Louis,
and all points West via st. Louis.
This route is 80 miles shorter than any
other, to St. Lonis.
No change OF cars from Cairo to St:
Louis. =.
For through tickets and information,
apply Mt the n. 0. J. l. G. Il. II. 4. Ticket
Office. corner Camp and Common streets
nnde: So: :;ity Hotel; and at the principal
ticke: ":::; ) throughout the South.
h. F. LONGLEY,
Gen.::.i Southern Passenger Agent,
New Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD,
From Depot, foot of Ca1liopc street, on and
after SUNDAY, November !, 1872.
Trims will Leave and Arrive rs follows:
Express Passenger Train leaves daily, Sun
days excepted at Z O'clock q. %. .
Night Mail leaves daily at $40. -.
Night Express arrives u midnight.
Mil and Passenger arrive daily, Sundays
excepted ct u noon.
NIGHT EXPRESS win stop at all regular
stations South Of Magnolia, and At Flag Sta
tions Saturday nights and Nondey MORNINGS.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS atsachud d IN
Trains, through to Louisville without chxnga
and but n change to New York, anda al
principal cities North, East and West.
Tickets for sale ats a Camp street, corner
Common street. under City Hotel, and ct De-
pot n. O. J. and G. N. +. r.
Ed: FROST General sup''t.
Sc. CAREY. GcncralSTickct Agent.
e. +. Ar1fOKE.
EieneIals raGssngcr Agent
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NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
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TRAINS Fon DoNALDsoNviLLE.
Leave New Orle ans at. ......... 9A. X.
Arrive at DonaldscnviNt al .......l 1915 noon
Leave DOnal1sOnvillc at....... P. n.
Arrive at New Orleans at. ........ $50 P. NJ.
a5- Freight received ara tickets sold ut
Station Of Mobile Division. :
q. W. r. BAYLEY,
General Superintendent.
CHAs,. l.. FITCH.
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
{. A. WHITNEY T. CO.. =
General Agents.
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