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fs~SNSO0o4oAOOOOo j "a .e1 Is
Asmphis. Jane l6-Thsrs were ssepsy-
Us's tniermcnts " day against twelve yss.
terday. Physicians .say, ,ihs number u
cholera patients 10 increasing. hat The disease
yields more y tfss.msat than before -
ID A World spseial from London. June 18th
--~- n~---- vssS.a~rssvsSss Tsbsssens M
condition - alarming. s. hsslaaB egsu
Il, Memphis. Jsns little weather n an.
favorable tn ,hs prevailing ep,dsmic In.
irF'ssnis q day. 10; sixtses Of whu,m died
" ch0aess aud eh0lssa nosbus. The Ci,v
coonca1 hovs atsblishGdaa hoard u health.
q Meanwhile, June .ls-Thirsy two death,
from cholsss asc reported sincs SATURDAY..
mos'ly coloeed. ~ NY 1ss t~@ tf1s 5a.i -
III Topeka. lKs) June II. THE Trial Of Sen.
aaos Ps0escy for libslipg York ~as post.
p0ned until Tie Decrm It term Of he III.
t'ict Cs'ars. On m;,tioa u Paues..y : counsel.
T onssrOy claimed 10 Be ready for trial. bu,
bic counsel he'd nat ksd time for preparation.
There were thirty Avs wisosarss for the
State ssd none Tot Homcroy. The pruse
eating attorney oppossd ~ cousi.usocA, ]
% 0. Mills has rs1sgssaa IN pns,,ioo -
President Ut Tie Bank If California.
C'aciansai. Jsss lG-Tas past forty.
sexhl hosssi hsvs developed easee Assv n.
sssne'ins esolssa, rti'ses psoviag fatal Tbssv
mo excitement, IT, cisisses genesslly nos
epprshsodi1s . pssvalsacs 1t ~ disssse.
Assica. Mo-, Jsss 70 "A Dire here TO dsy
Destroyed ssvsn aoreiR Loss esO.osv.
LHls H,ck, Az. jane 16.-Ths Court
Hoase Together with ~ Ne records II
Gresn county burned On the night Of tie
l9,h inst. XII 'l'924 u 5-'n't'1'-A nir31 a
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so's :" '"e N'"'"eE" ssc'"c Os'"s".
Seth Green has made shsd so plenty In
the hudson that the residents OF the river
towns are "h'ns''ns their houses with them
There were fifteen deaths In Memphis and
hfty In Nashville, on Tuesday, IS Of the
latter cholera. The disease Is spreading
'hr"uebout Tennessee. ....... 49,.
Part Of the old Libby Prison ID converted
into sumac mill; perhaps in imitation Of
the sb"emaking ipdustry commonly intro-
duced In the Northern peniteniiarics a.
Little Rock. Ask. June 17-Hon i'm
Brn.ks has c,mnsncsd .ais In the Circu;r
&:ourt of PULASKI ennntv sva;n.s 0ov.,nor
Baxter fOr the Office Of Governor Of ih'
State. aHr -.s.H .F' .ssa= I'D. #. ..
Tho Indians WIN ve,e IN trial a, w.lls
Wslja for the assaul, On tho Arrison famil,
have heen diarh.rpet, FINN c,stodv The
circums,.ncs, If the assault, were pre.tlv
exaggerated. rn.tu N, .ha- :.
"a A naner r.m.rk. ,h., scr.,o, C.m.,c,,.
.'be..l Il cove,ej with thu snow Of seventy.
four w,n,e,sr H. mus, have ! remark .blv
large head y ,hc snov NJ ono : ,n,.r III.
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fq-so'ne' Of TIE Apaehes ase a.aia ~ The
~ Path, the ramssss l,sias contradictory .
y Whether they ale oil huslile again M only
enc g fvc banda ]. g. Thomas. Shs,in
o. Fpescoss GRANNY, - attacked lev days
aso; be killed two Isdisss ,asd IL Others
hs9 Crook bas goas. AZ, sas Carlos ,rssss.
vua6on. -. ].
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0uuer the ni5l0Ti0os suhscsipajoo act a
the Aegtslsisre. ~ Stewart Ctsmmiss,one
Ut Aesgher coun,y (sss ssihSsissd " o.
t"r The other Cummisas0ress) ssa Msssrs Fer
GU. A"ore and Roberts, Of Lewis 4 Clark,
convened On Sss1.y. June lssh, organized
'emporssily and sd)oursed Ill Nosday
o" Monday they rs.convensd With Mssees
Wood ssd P'oats - recruits from Nadisoo
Then they sdjossnsd to she g. Lvuis Hne
where IL. 4cAds,w Ut Oallasin wss sdded
70 'bsir convocssioo. Mr. W. @ Pfuuts ~
elected Chairman md II. Chas J. Ellb &c.
rc'ary. Then sbsy sdjousnsd III ihr after.
"'s'n. Ths" the toll0w,ng prouunci. ments
| waD handed To-: .F H Y@tN y.
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rssntsg ho0 Ouahs % ass gsascisee. Il isael
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~ sysa ~ Nv Hswa ialssis, Ma n,
soseA W,ndsoe has ag1la Esfussd 10 aab.
aeflbs = e0oo 70 ~ Cossscaiess Css,sal
r.aslsyed The 0rss vols - VI ~ IA iis. /,
~ nAt'fIty aan ~ Then ~ asestjoa
- esoai'.ied, ..will TO. thirds. u IL
yrsess aafhosiss dc tows ~ Subscribe r
To Fsss1t was-yas. 40; says, ~.
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-1l-=@lIIE-=<<il - ~
|1As n1asp6ss fuS11sass q ~ ~
+ nsanssA - - 0segua YSGR
Portland. June losh.-Ths heastless mur.
der Of the Aodocs b generally condemned.
although the prevailing seniinent b that,
II they receive thsir dssefia. III vill - y.
gitimatsly hung q shos eventually. The
Orss1tss Of se-day says: 1--WE h"pe fos
Tie credit Of Oregon. far The good nasae Of
The assa wh0 v0,snssessl 10 chase tn No.
due bands. y may ~ ps.ved thas ~ Infer
ns) deed was nos committed By Oree,,n
aold'efs. Foe The sats u jassics and soud
govsennsss we hops the psrpsssssoss Of TIE
6cndish scs may be sppseheudsj and hung
along With Capt Jsrk Whatever may be
the feelings Of bitter haired toward th.
AsAjocs Who butchesed the settlers On Lost
river. they will not give their appreciation
70 men WIN have shown themselves carsble
Of - bsse . deed = the Nodccs them.
selves" sHi 60 l7t trs'. b't.3 1t ~, Il.
The Bslietis says: s.No words can be
soi|lcseotly strung 10 condemn the msssacrp
ct unarmed Indians travelling under sup
posed cafe conduci. Il b asrOcious Ia itself,
and calculated to do ~ dedn mite injury. II
will cause not few to declare that the In.
dams have been wronge,i and are excussblc
The oct b 20 senseless y II 70 brutal. The
Indians were soon to be tried and punishe.,
By doe forms Vt the Law. The perpetrators
shosh Re sought out and promptly deal,
With. No right tn linking man Tan excuse
such deRd" ta. a1t aa @## &E#t y
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Nov York. June II. -Geu. Sherman had
Conversation With = reporter last evening,
and b made to ~ 1T Gen. DAVIS. concerns
ing HE Indictment ot Capt. jack and the
preparations f''r hanging him and some Of
bic sssocia'es: II the statement 10 correct,
there b not doubt that Cen. Davis must
have exceeded and bs would ;l,e held sespon
sible for bis acta He should b guided by
military rules and laws. W. allow that
they are murderer. The President himself
says they are murderer, and had Gen. Davis
shot them while they were being pursued l
do nos think he would have exceeded his
duty. tie did not do this, and could mt
afterwards shoot them in cold blp,d. Gen.
Davis rrport IN Gen. Schoflsld, Gen. Sher.
man said, may differ from that Published
In the nswspspers. Davis 70 ,oo experienced
IN Officer 10 do anything that would bring
Odium upon the army NJ lay himself open
z 10 military c0urt martial far excreding his
duty - 40 Officer. The General thinks there
will be no difficulty sbout d,sps,sing Of the
4OdOcs under arrest. Those found guilty
Of murder will b hanged or shot, and II u
b proved that there was On agreement for .
general uprising amosg the trites. Others
Will receive the same ponishmens - .
warning 10 the lsdians. He remarked,
however, that II was . pity the guilty Ns,>
docs we've not shot ct frst, then all this
eommisslon business and expense would
have boen svolded. aea al -5 e Hf@
J A. 70 Tho killing already Of . few prison.
ers, General 1hesulas says those who eom-
mittcd the deed sSs low blacksusrds and
murdsgen WIN bod nothing whatever 70 d.
With the army. hess.
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~. ""e7r = sne ASss9atsss ''thisty Or faety
thousand dqllsrs !" We not osly .s.,hisk. :
bat know n.sn. Duecsa and s.usss ars
eo'd msn. They hare done = faifhfully,
carefully and humaaely - they knov how.
aad The extraordinarily low prices u vhisb
they bsvs bssa AbIsiO contract supplies. hes
enabled shrm y kesp. closhe ssd fssd shs
pr''onen OF Aosisns for nay; mach l,ss
than could hsvs bssn Presumably sup,ossd
~ m''aths go. Ths Assssstss cast hide
- 'p'ssn" subsidy hssd behind say mal.
administrations 10 Psnitesilasy Affairs I'd 70
tis's date. The ollcs1 ~ riavuihersble 10
~ ainga ,..Et..t w -ea.l-...--.t y. y Z. /,
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oscesssSSss ssse sas,v 80 vsse,
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e0sed 70 b 0f cla1oic origin. i b aid tSsl
4'ng Aeesslas, oslog asked b. % snbassn
dos from Gp'svs Why they ha6 10 walls II
Sparta, rsphsd. I'VE hsva", i,oispn1 q
hss nlAnssslsd army - sa,d, ''Thees - -
s xs.c ! o. spasss; every man yoa 80 y >
The Hslsss Gsss Xsaat.s i. u, ,oe \, l,
hsass oves 10 failars . ges ~ nab Aooks
~ . nA'lroad stssl. cd saew n csss.s :
diversion fsou ~ ososass ssd euadsaaa.
aos bsisg bsspsd upss Il fe l,s islsssuss
eassss. says tbs NEw NosFa. wssr sssal.
- 'slsSsana W. eosSsss viii sndu.as q,
spirit w Do s',scaimss rspeiae Telegram.
from tbas paper bat nsvss whss W can
Mud shsa In The Ossssss u ~ Uorinss ~
Salt Lake x oshse dsosss 3psspslA H.
Oss Lodes papsss Take ~ as.ocss,s pre~
ss'sgnns ~ two days pssossdiag psllics
aon. We psbl'sh - nsch u ,bstn = ~
svs'lsbss aad q islsrssa. le lhrsv ~
ass'c.aas pssD ,slsgsa.ns II inpsetase, ~ i
lIshsd ID The 6slses dalltn tsee ~ Is III
sses'vs over ~ liss, " fnpsssty saNpss
lish tbsn. Ussil psblsssd lhsy e. psivusr
p'opssy; whss pablisAsd sbsy ~ pshllr
pcpssty. Oas ~ ~ eame = othsea
TIE Asrsi3 ssd 0ssaals sD.pshasisd ~ |
osIssssss fasp ~ Assesss ~ -
2 sass ~ ~ lslagsneh ~, ssaehsd |
hcessA " sslsve svssv .,essesys preue
= 1sosoaaa 1oo tAlA HnspiGly kkA
evssyWAsSA Tbap eueealnlr go ~ 49,.
ehinR nnee1nn1nelv a.Aa e.AApA -. .Ssilp
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01
sPlRKS FRoM THE WIRES.

DIR. Josiah @. Mott, of Mobile. died yester-
"A negro, with a pair of mnles, was struck
by lightning and Instantly Killed, last Sunday,
in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
on saturday evening, levelling trees, fences,
unfinished buildings, &C., but iOjuring no one.
Hugh Maxwell, prominent New Yorker,
aud formerly collector Of this port, died yes
,erdsy.
II is feared that the sudden rise 10 gold
W. cause many commercial failures in New
York.
-southerlaud 4 Drivers saw mill at Edge
risid, Ky., was burned yesterday. LOSS
$4,000. No Insurance..
The commissions to the Georgia postmast-
ers have been withheld, pending the iDvesli.
y. tion Of the question which led to the squab-
Ll,s In the Senate.
Postmaster General Creswell, with Sen
ators Howe aud Cameron, will make South
ern tour this summer 10 Inspect postal Of
fairs.
"A cable dispatch announces the death,
Yesterday, at K1nIgsteln. Saxony, of the
widow of the late Jas. Gordon Bennett, the
founder of the New York Herald.
-Mrs. Charlotte E. Smith, wife of E. Della
field Smith, OF New York, and daughter OF the
Pew. Gilbert Morgan, OF South Carolina, died
~Durine a service in St. Johns Catholic
Church at Trenton, N. j., yesterday, panic
was caused by the breaking of bench, and in
the confusion about dozen persons were
crushed and more or less severely Injured.
"A government engineer has been appoint
ed TO survey the lands In the South sold lor
tiirecs taxes with view to their resi- grafton
to the original owners upon payment OF taxes,
costs, 10.
"A negro from Alexandra, who Is strongly
suspected of having been the murderer OF
Hahn, the Virginia drover, has been arrested
IN Washington. Crcnmstantial evidence Is
ve1H strong against him.
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LOST LOUISIANA.

The New Orleans Picayune says: .This
State and city louisiana and New orleana)
are rapidly vergipg towards the abyss OF utter
ruin and disorganization, politically. socially
and commercially. Every interest is para
lyzed, property is worthless, rents are not col
lectable, securities are valueless, money is
boarded, enterprise is bauished and industry
only needs the means to fly the country. -. a
prosperous cotton season and high prices ior
That product give the only vitality to commerce
which is visible. AS for sugar, another OF our
staples but few Of s sou RantfHns ns n 9so
the hands of the sheriff or the mortgages
There can be no ex ggeration Of our WofuI con;
d,.ion. And 1t is all due to our political
troubles, forced upon us and maintained by
The Federal Executive, and which have bsen
foisted upon our people through the NOV mo-,
audacious fraud and usurpation, ana is con-
posed of majority Of Ignorant negroes, COL
troliod by band Of robbers aod plunderers3; o.
who upon the boldly proclaimed op the
despoiling all the Respectable oasooS sood Rannh.
licans."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01
VALENTINES.

For several years the valentine mania has
assumed such intense viruence In Eogland as
to be regarded by the unhappy employees of
the poslOf1ce as the very blackest day 10 their
calendar. Nearly 1000 600 packets contain
ing valentine matter pass through the post
Office on the 18th and 14th of february, and
the ratio Of increase Is double that Of the
population. There are three great makers
Rimmel, Dean and Goodall. Rlmmel Is the
famous perfumer, and his goods wait their
fragrance far and wide, and turn, nasally
speaking, thousands ,S OIL alIty postofice pigeon
claim to have produced the most costly valsn-
tine ever made. This was executed to the
order Of the Queen, and was marvel of the
iliuminator's art, being also further enriched
by feather flowers Of the most exquisite de-
sSrintion. These encircled some lines OF
osy BY the late PRINCE SCoo GonsO,' OF Wsd. and the
an diyuleed, on the principle, no doubt, that
81 le unknown ID always wonderful"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01
OUR FUTURE CURRENCY.


More About the New Coinage Regula-
tions.
The new mint and coinage law, passed at
the last session OF Congress, makes change
of some importance with reference to the
adoption of an International monetary unit in
the weight and valne Of what are known as
the subsidiary silver colns-the hall dollar, lne
nnnrler dollar and The dime. The French
Irpa-tender silver coin is The fve-iranc piece,
which weighs precisely twenty-five grammes,
and is of nine.tenths flueness. The smaller
coins Of French silver are Of propor-
tionate weight, but of less t1nrness,
and therefore of less proporllonate
value. Our own silver coins will be Of nine
tenths fneness. The hall dollar Will nave
twelve and one-halt grammes. winch ls e3-
actly one-half OF the French silver legal-ten-
der coin, the ave-franc piece. The value
of the half.dollar will Ds Increased by
change in weight OF one-half OF
one per cent. above the half dollar to
which we have been accustomed. Tne weight
of the dollar piece Is increased from lour hum
dred and sixteen TO four hundred ana twenty
grains, and Is not referred 10 tne OASIS OIL tne
S-amme. The object of this Increase 10 10 rem
der II more popular for Orlental traue, anu "
will be very slighlly In weight IN excess Oh lhe
MEXICAN silver dollar. Tnls coin has been
practically demoneytized, and will not be legal
lender in sums In excess OF i've dollars. This
ia a step In the direction OF metric system Oh
coinage, and Lhe next step Is very easy, LOT
our gold coins are now almost on tnls same
basls OF weight, weighing about three-lenlhs
of one per cent. above The metric standard
DR.. Farr, the eminent English slslisticlan and
political economist, has recommended o
change in the British system OF coinage, mak-
Ing the gramme of gold nine tenths hue, Lhe
basis of the British money OF account. The
British unit under his system will be Q dc.
cagram of gold nlue.enths fine, % be called
lhe Victoria, aud will be In value exactly
equal 10 TWO of our three-dollar gold pieces.
The position taken In the law is most impor-
tant, because it gives assurance that the In
ternalional monetary unit must De based on
the weight of the gramme to which 1t will
have simple relation. If each nation adopt
for its monetary unit weight OF equal fine
ness, having simple relation to the Same COM
mon weight as The gramme, the monetary
system of the different nations will have a
simple relation to each o:her, aud be easily
comparable. The change in onr own coin, 10
bring them to tie proper weight, will be
merely nominal, without requiring recolnage.
IL is probable that The second Issue Of the
weight, ln srammes. stamped upon them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01
AUTOMATIC TELEGRAPH.

Mr.. D. Il. Craig, formerly general agent Of
the Associated Press, announces that the new
system of automatic telegraph, on which he
has been engaged for several years, is finished
and in practical operation. By this system it
is claimed that it is entirely feasible to tele-
graph and receive in clear, distinct characters,
fifteen hundred words per minute between
Washington and New York; and that by the
use of certain kind Of automatic repeater, the
message can be sent any number of thousands
OF miles at the rate Of six hundred words per
minute. The matter to be sent by this new
machines, the use Of which can easily be
learned BY any person ofordinary intelligence
in ten days. These perioratlng machines. it is
claimed. can turn ont the messages ready for
automatic transmission at the rate Of from one
hundred to one hundred aud forty words per
minute.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01
TIE SITUATION IN SPAIN.

,E. 50 MADRID, March 81.
The Cari,ts have captured berga, with i've
hundred prisoners. The Diario, of Barcelona,
says that many other places must follow, as
the troops are paraly zed by. insubordinallon,
and are, therefore, unable 10 lend assistance
to the garrlsons. The Carlists, after several
skirmiohes, continue 10 hold Repoll.
The womaD's meeting was failure. and the
Iaternationallst's assemtage proved thin. The
The Federalist's meeting was orderly. A de-
pntation has visited the minister of the inte-
r.orxand demanded the demolition of the mo.
EArchical calmunicipalities The minister replied
that the government held no power to over
throw regularly appointed city authorities.
BARCELONA, March 81.
The situation here is grave. The Carlsts
have captured and burned Berge. Crowds
tnroug the streets, exclaiming loudly against
the clergy and the CarlIet sympalhizers.
PARIS, March 81.
The government ia sending troops 10 the
Spanish frontier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01
0UR SOUTH ATLANTIC NEIGHB0Rs.
North Caroline.

NOECn ChECkAAhs 80.
Brooklyn, northern section Of Whining.
ton, is growing rapidly. .,.-.,
James Mcqueen, the killer OF the notost.
Gus Boss Strong. was paid the 5000 reward Dy
the North Carolina public treasurer. 80:
Some twenty immigrants, direct ngm
England, reached Raleigh. N. u, recenuy'
and will settle In that vicinity. u,,..,.:
"A number of the young men OF Wnmns'
ton have concluded to form themselves inoe
braes band. ,e hefno
demolished preparatory to erecuns' nno
S'ruISu Tbs srors or of Mr.. P. L. Peacock, at Cerro
aordo in Columbus County, was Durneo !hal
Er,Sav with fine stock Of goods. Loss be-
'~eSI WThs s' contest in Wilmington over the
mayoraIty grows lively. The opposite ucken
are headed respectively by Aessrs. Wilson
and Csnaday. 80.
of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad COM
pany, has resigned that position, and Ar. ]:
T.. Love has been appointed In his place.
Georgia. -, g:
Strawberries have made their appearance
"A new Methodist Church is building at
Newman. T.. ., 3. "a.
VINE Meningitis Is prevalent In Warrington
oouI'y yfoot.rsce OF three-quarters Of %lie 10.
ono hnndred dollars, between aeM sytn". W.
named Henry Ely. and negro :nsM'S -, J" .,a S
ron. was won at Columbus, last ~e0A' " <Ao
white man In 9.t<. Il
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01
THE WEATHER THIS DAP:

WASHINGTON, March 81.
Probabilities: For Tuesday In New England
and the Middle States, rising barometer,
northwest winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather. For the lower lakes, winds back 10
south and southeast, with rising temperature,
and followed by cloudy weather on Tuesday
night, with falling barometer. For the South
Atlantic States. filling barometer. southeast
erly winds and Increasing cloudness. For
tie Cult States, falling barometer, soulherly
winds, cloudy aud threatening weather. The
area OF lowest barometer will move eastward
to Lake Michigan, preceded by southerly
winds and threatening wes ther from Michi-
gan and Wisconsin, southwark to Arkansas.
Cautlcnary signals will continue at Woods
Hole, Boston and Portland, Me-.