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VOLUME IT....N0. 3031 CHARLESTON, S. C, TUESDAY. AUGUST 7, 1866. PRIOF five c_:mts. BY TELEGRAPH. LATEST FROM EUROTE. HABEAS COI.PUS IN IRELAND. London, -"trust 1 -Tile bill for tho removal of the suspension of tho writ of habeas corjws in Irolantl wa? read a second timo in the Houao of Commons last Dight, Mr. Gladstone, iu a sponch, supporte?1 the Government, and warmly praised tho treatment accordod to tho Foniaus by tho American Gov ernment. Mr. Magaw'h (?) resolutions ajiauiut tho bill woro nogatived by a voto of 105 nguiiist 31. The Froneh Ambassador to England left for Techy last night, by command, to seo tho Em peror. Advices from the Beat of war stato that the Prussian troopB have ontorcd Monheim and Heid elberg. [Tho Pross aro indebted to Mr. Cyuus W. Field for the foregoing dispatches.] Ir AT K11 FHOM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE GERMANIA. New Vohk, August 6.-The Germania bas arrived, bringing dates to the 25th. Austria baa accepted tbe preliminaries of peace .nbmittcd by Prussia. Tho Plenipotentiaries assembled at tho Prussian headquarters to negoti ate tbe armistioo. The Prussian propositions, which aro approved by Franco, are, that Austria is to rocognizo tho dissolution of tho former Gr-rcunn Bund, and that a now Confederation is to be organized, from which Austria ia oxcludod. Austria agrees to this. North Germany is to form a Union. Prus sia accepts fc-cnloawig as part, payment by Austria of war expenses. The integrity of Austria is to be maintained, excepting as regards Venetia. PruBBia intends annexing territory containing tbreo millions of people. Manteuefel iusistB on the immediate payment of 25,000,000 florina ($10,000,000), in default of which be threatens to deliver up Frankfort to pillage. The city has solicited tho intervention of Napoleon and tho English Cabinet. lu the Houuo o? Commons, ou the 23d, Lord Stanley acknowledged, to tho fullest extent, the friendly and bonorablo conduct of the United StutoB during tho Feuion raids, but deolinod clving an opinion regarding submitting the Ala -?ama danns U-.urbitration, as the diaouBSiou of e claim-* h- >booii closed some time ago, and ? h_d uQ___*m_^__z' vc?! niooo tho'p.r*s?_t Govern .?& ..-& '\' * \Vuslilii?.;uiii JXevva. ' s. Washington, \8?iguat c'-Tlio .Toiut Congres sional Committee on ? ?,rcn?;hinont intend to -commonco work about tho oii-k^u of this month. Among tho flreteqbjev - 'Thjch thoy will investi gate is the corruption alleged in the disposal of . confiscated and abandoned property in the South by Government ageuts. The Congressional Investigating Committee will hold its next session iu New York, for the purpose *of investigating alleged frauds in the Custom House. It is a noticeablo feature in the Bounty Bill, passod at the last session of Congrose, that the -Act does not apply to sea-cn. The Fourth Audi tor is constantly in recoipt of loiters from sailors, who have beon in the service, rcquoating infor mation as to whether the law does not apply to -them ; but tho answer iu, that under this Act noth ing can be done towards equalizing their bounties. 5Iiil?:aii News. San Fbancisco, August 4.-Tho Imperial Cen ?aul of Mexico hero has been officially iuformed ?that the Liberals asBuulted tho fortified town ol ?capnlco, on tho third line of defence, on the morning of July 22, but wero repulsed and pur sued some distance, leaving tho body of their -coriiman?\cr in the bauds of tho Imperialists. Nrwsfiniii Un y ?I. Boston, August C.-A mercnntilo letter, dated Port au Prince, July l8, elites that the recent in surrection at Gonives \\at\ ?jen: entirely suppress .ed by Goveiumu.', ??ntl lim ?own given to Um regular authorities. New T?"?"-, l!--"?. New York, August u, -Tilt mails by tho derma ?tita and Paltic, from '2-jut hampton, will go Soutl: ?his afternoon. .Georgia Del?.gat lu... lu Uko Plillaclelpliin Cou v.-m Mon, Augusta, August G.-Tho folio -ing named per sons com pit-1*- the Georgia den-^ntion lo tho Phil adolphia Convention. Srcoad Di trict-Eli Wa" .hen, J. L. Windet ..v. Tiii.-d District-Hiha-v "Waki-n, E. H. Wouf"-X_. At large-A. H 'Stephens, H. V. Johnson, A. H. Chappell, D JL WALKEn. -pirn li? Atlant ii, Augusta, August 6.-The offices of the Amori .can Telegraph Company, and National Express ?with three or four building-*; woro burned at At .lauta on Sunday night. Sherman's Chief of Stair. Wabhinoton, August C -Brigadior-Goneral W A, Nichol has boon assigned to duty ns Chief o -Staff to Lieutenant-General Sheiiaian. Steamers at New York. New Yobk, August 6.-The steamors Iiebgcci nud Clyde, from Wilmington; Wathington, Sara -toga and Albemarle, from Richmond; also thi Flambeau, from Savannah, have arrived hero. f'fcvv York Market. FIIIHT DISPATCH. New. Yon--, August C-Gold H7.. Btorlini quiet; sight 9.j. Cotton dull, declining ; Uplandi .30; Orleans .17. EVENING DlrlPATOH. Coupons of 1802, 108.]; Coupons of 1805, 106], TroasuricB, 101 J. Gold, 147?. Cotton dull and easier; Middling Uplands, 35 to 35}. Flour droop ing;. Wheat dull; inferior 2 to 3 couta lower. Pork heavy at $31.60. Lnrd quiet and firm. Su gar heavy; Muscovado D.V to 11. ColTeo quiet and ilrm. Navnl atoros steady. Turponlitie 71 to 7G. Bosin 18.25 to *9. Vcw Orleans Mark?r, l-:t< . New Orleans, Au uat (?.-Cotton quiet-saloa 750 balee. L-iw Middlings 33 to 35 cents. 11. ceipta 395 bales. Sugar.-Fair 12 to 1 le. Com Mixed unchanged. White unchanged: $1 05 to ?1.07,. Meas Pork, ?35. 0-hl*'.~. Bank Ster ling 59. Now York Exchange J iliac unt. Weather thia ovoniug warm. Thermonioler, at 3 P. _L. 99 dogrcoa iii the ahadc. Interior advices report Cotton doing finoly. Flautera feel litllo alarm about tlie worm. Eloven doatbs from clmlora ainco August 1. Tho dieoaao ia chiefly couflnod to uegroea. Lute Markets. CiNcrsNJtTi, Aug. 3.-Flour dull. Wheat firm at $2 60 for now crop, and $2 00 for old extra red. Provisions firm ; mess pork $32. Lard 26c. Gold 147. Cuicaoo, Aug. 3.-Flour firm. Wheat opened at an advance or 6 to 10c. No1 selling at $1 37 to 1 45. hut closing dull st $141; nales- No 2 at flic. Corn steady at an advance of le; sales at .S1. to CO'ic for No 1, and BIM to 65J?0 for No 3. Oata dull at25?_ to 20j_ofor No I, and 24 to 25o (or No 2. filena pork firm ; sales at $32 60. Freights activo. Recolpts-21)00 bbls flour; 8000 bimbel? wheat; 07,000 bushels corn ; 8000 bushels oats. Ship rncnts-5000 bbls flour; G000 bushels wheat; 208,000 bushels corn; 3000 bushols oats. Mi-WA-K-K, Aug. 3.- FIout qnlot. Wheat firm at $1 G1 for No 1. Corn Arm at 66c for No 1. Oats Arm at SloforNol. Receipts-1100 bbls flour-, 17 000b_Bhels wheat; 7000 bushols oats. Shipments-2100 bbls flour; 80,000 bushels wheat. St. Louis, Aug. 3-Floor unchanged. Wbcit firm; $100 to 2 20 for gord primo and choice. Corn lowor; mix ed yellow C4 to 08c; white 81 to 85c. Oats drooping ai 42 to 47o. ProviBiouB quiet and unchanged. Whiskey ad vanced to $2 20. INTERE8TI.VO IIKIlIS OF 'li IK UK JU MAN WAK. SI__3XC_:__iS __.N_D INCIDENTS. Wo glean from English and Continental journals eome interesting bita of gosBip concerning tho war in Germany and Italy. TUE A?ST-JA- arm.. Tho Vienna correspondent of tho London Times writes, under dato of July 16 : " Whatever may bo tho feelings of tho citizens, that of tho army is not to bo mistaken. Amont* the ofticerB and sol diers who have suffered so severely in the short but sharp series of battles thrungli which they have passed, and in which they have proved their strength and their weakness, there ia but ono feeling and ono determination, that their faults munt bo atoned for hy paiuful but necessary ohangos of aystem where required, and that what ever ?b wanting in their practice muat bo studied and completed at any coat. A visit to the arsenal .-_-?_?--t ..?ii.o IL< d-D.-f."' c<iijcip_tou to ?Xi capital,. and tho determined effort that is made to meet them manfully and overcome thura if it bo posaiblo. It is ovident, on the slightest observa tion, that i?h far r?B fcrni? aTo concerned tho army is not likely to lack supplies for some time to come, and the expression of satisfaction at the practical working of the Austrian artillery system is universal throughout the army. "The cavalry needs no modification. Trained to great rapidity of manoeuvre, tanght to con sider nothing an obstacle, the Hussars and Uhlans are model? of civilized light horse, while the weight of the cuirassiers, and the sweep oi their heavy swords, render shem formidable an tagonists to all but Prussian infantry, with ite new arm of rapidity and precision. "But the infantry asks, and the authorities de not deny, that a new system shall be set on foot to meet the Prussian tactics and muter the action of the zundnadtlgewehr na little hurtful aa posai blo. It would be a crime to detail the modifica tiona that aro likely to be introduced. The enemy must discover them for himself; suffice it to say that renewed confidenco animates the ranke; and the additions made to the strength of tho army, especially from the South, have again raised high tho hopes of the soldiers, who will be supplied with broach-loaders as fast as new arma oan be manufactured and old ones adapted. Lindneii and ItEJ-iNO.oN will havo the honor of seeing thoir systems tried in actual combat, and mual stand or fall by the rr-eulta. The old weapon?. 1 aro to bo converted on Lindne_'_ principle, whicl is that of the French sea-serviee breach-loading cannon." ' THE NEE-LE-Q.N AND ITa EFFECTS. Another correspondent says : Tho terror of the needle-gun, which rose so rapidly, is enid to hi dying away as faBt, ainco the aproad of the dis , cov.ry thal its wounds don't kill. Whether tbii ho owing to the amallness of tho bore and tin ball, or to want of impelling forco, is a point viva i cion.ly disputed. Tho Vienna Medical Gazette Bars that of tin ? twelve thousand wounded men brought to Vienna ? not five per cent, aro so -fivercly hurt as to bo ii - danger of loaing their livea. i "Tho needle-gun ia to the ordinary muske . what shorthand is to common writing;" is th< definition said to havo been givon by the Arch duke William, Commandcr-iu-Chief of the Aub trian artillery. The Augsburg Gazette states that Prussia hai sent twouty thousand neodlc-guns to Italy, witl ' the secret of tho cartridges; thirty thousand mon are to follow. BCASDA- AIIOX3T DENEDEK. A correspondent of the London Star says : "A curious fact was repeated to mo yesterday " namely, that needle-guns were not the solo i-ausi > of the success of tho Prussians at tue battle of Ha dowa. (Ion. Benedek, as you aro perhaps aware is un immense lauded proprietor; his estates Iii chiefly in bohemia. It appoarstbat to avoid pass iug over his property, and thereby injuring hi erupa, vineyards, ?vc, ho mudo tho Austrian arm; - march a round of six miles. His troops arrive! 3 on tho field porfcclly exhausted. If this be truo iind I heard it from \ person who frequents thi salon of Madame do Motternich-I quite undor stand the General's disgrace." THE VIENNA AUMY 1IOHP1T 1?.9. An army hospital in the Exhibition baudin?. 5 in Vienna is thoa described : 1 "Tho first placo wo visited waa the temporary hospital in the cxbihition building in the Prater There was aomethtng painful in the announoe , mont of article, of finery and luxury etuok on th< walls over the hoads of mutilated mon, for tho show bill and advertisements of the tradeBpooplo mid exhibitors wero et ill on tho boards of the great sheds which had served for tho Vienna exhibition. As long as tho weather continues flue tho sheds aro well adapted for tho purpoao. Thev aro l??fty and well vontilatod, and tho only objection to bo found was that the glass windows let in too much light and sunshine. The beds wero all in good order; in double rows, with avenues botweon for attendants and visitors. Many ladies atteint vol untarily, and wo saw them distributing Begars and little gifts in money tu tho poor wounded sol diers, who repaid them with smiles aud thanks. Most oT the woonda- wore doing well, for they wero slight cas?;?? of nun shot in tin? leg or ami. "Ono man, who was shot in two places, allowed iib with triumph ancedlc-gun which ho bud taken at Koniggr.itz and carried off. hard hit as ho was, from the Prussian ho had biyonctcd. Tho soldier was a Hungarian Jew, with red hair and grey cym, ai d just as tough a looking fellow as uno would liko to hoc by 1 is side in a moleo. Ho explained the action of tho weapon, which I recognized as tlie type of a breech-loader which a denium used to exhibit about sixteen years ago nt Lord Uano lagh's grounds at Fulham, which did not then at tract much attention,though many gunmakers and sportsmen wero wont to attend those reunions. It was heavier than our old Brown Sena, and was then clumsily Qnishod. If a bad ono docs so well, what may we expect from a good cue ? "There aro about two hundred wounded in this building, most of whom ure doing well, though tho soal of death was ou BOme facos, and wo pass ed sorrowfully by one couoh on which lay a major who had his thigh amputated, and who had ?even bullets in him-a splendid faco and fine form, liut, alas, the fingers woro clutching uneasily at the quilt, the eyes woro flickeriug, the breathing was low and quick, and we know the poor fellow would never see his father's roof-tree again." ENGLISH AID FOR THE WOUNDED. A number of English ladies of rank, Roman Catholics in religion, have undertaken to collect funds for the rolief of tho Austrian wounded, and of tho widows and orphans of those who fall. The financial embarrassment of Austria, they say, is but too notorious, and, overwhelmed as ?ho is with enemies on all sidos, tho extraordina ry oxertions sho has heed compelled to make render bcr quito incapable of providing for tho wants of thoso who have bled aud suffered in her causo. MSMARK'S UED ON THE NIGHT OF TnE BATTLE. The cori'CBpoudout of tho Paris fiter-t, ii. Vil bort, writing from the Prussian headquarters on the 7tb, says : "M. de Bismark arrived inHorsit/ ou the night of the great battle. No preparations had been made for the accommodation of tho headquar ters, willoh wero cstabli-hed in tho morning at GltBChin. tlo was hungry and weary, but all the houses wore closed. There was no bread, and all tho straw that could bo had was used for the wounded. In this state of things, tho President of tho Council lay down ou the pavemeut of the Place of Horsitz, and, without a pillow, slept that pleasant sloop whioh thu soldier who has won a victory knowB." SCENES IN UU-EHIA. Accounts from Buheinh. d.acribo as ono of the moat heartrending sights imagiuablo tho crowd? of women, ?oth of the highosb and lowest classes, who. having rushed T?^lue ?ecuea of earoogt from all parts of North and South Germany, arc Been wandering over the battlo fields, througl: lazarets and hospital-, looking for their father*. husbands, brothora and lovorn. The terrible erie?, that every now and then striko the ear when ont of those heartbroken creatures has suddenly dis covered her dearest friend among a hoap of Blain or ?lying on tho battle field, or among the thou sands of the Bick, are said to shake oven those m-st hardened against all forma and expression! of human misory. It ia chiefly in Turnau, where tho thousands of wounded of H_do wa at present aro housed, and tended by tho numerous Sister? of Mercy and Knights of St. Johu of Jerusalem i that theso scones mostly occur. Many of tin poor ladies have to return to their homos without finding those tboy Bought, and the ordinary meant i of communication being vory much interrupted they olten think thomaolves lucky if they obtaii a small seaton an ammunition wagon, or a von ich 1 filled with convalescent soldiers rejoining theil corps. But they aro everywhere treated kindlj i and courtoously. THE FUGITIVE GERMAN 80VLBEIGKS. Tbo Duke of Naseau, who ran the risk of bcin| dotaiued in his Duchy by the Prussians, has es caped towards tho south. This is the sixth sove [ reigu amongst thoso who have declared againa Prut?ia who has been obliged to leave his State The others aro tho Kings of Hanover and Saxonj I tho Elector of Hosse, tbo Duke of Saxo-Moiningee , and tho Graud Duko of Hoase. THEATBIOAL. Tho theatres in Borliu aro playing pieces illut ? trativo of tho war. At the Victoria there is "Th , Prussians in Saxony," and "The Hoi gean t at Dr et i den;" and again, "A Hero of tho CorpB of Beni . dee." At another tbeatro a pioco entitled ". Short Intervit v with tho War Minister." A -IATLAIN IN TBOUULE. i Tho Tagblait, a Hanoverian local journal, ?talo , that the British chaplain at Hanover has boon <?r . reatod for using insulting language to Prussia , officials when in discharge of their duty. Ho wa ) put in prison, but liberated the next day ou th . reclamation of his Majesty's envoy. rnisoN OAKra and the cholera. 3 A camp for twelve thousand Austrian prisoner! to conaist of wooden barracks, with a fow bricht i is to bo orectod noar Dant/ic. In the other eimi near Korliu, in Pomerania, where eoveral thor t sands of prisonors aro already congregated, th .! clio.ora has mado its appearance. FIGHTING WOMEN. There aro women among the Garibaldi&n volui teors. A girl of soventeen enrolled herself t s Como, under tho name' of Antonio Dolfloro. Sh , wears the Garibaldian uniform, aud is treated i j every respect as tho mon. POPULARITY OF RICASOLI. RiOABOLt ia at tho preBont moment decided! tho most popular man in Italy. Freeh and moi detai'cd accounts from the camp (says a correi ?.? pondent) make it clear that to him, and to hil " alone-excopt as far as ho waa eupportod by Sif ? nor Visconti Venosta, tbo new Minietor for Foi - oign Affairs-it has boen due that Italy has boo 9 saved from tho dirty trick, tho ahumo, and tit 1 imposition which it was intended to practice upo - her. It la not a little singular that it should ba\ 3 twice fallen to Baron Bioasoli's lot, first to mak? and then to eave, Italy by exorcising moral com ago ouough to say "No" to tho Empeior of th , Fronoh. ' PBRSANO's FLEET. A lettor from Ancona states that groat Indignt ' lion is felt against Admiral Permano, the flee ! and the ministry, as the Italian navy, when wt > ( broke out, was found dofloicut in etores of a kinds, and fow engineers ICn board, with the ex ception of Englishmen, who aro not bound to ] fight unless against a common enemy. FItANVK AND ITALY. Tho French Ambus. Ador at Florence ia said to I havo made himself extremely obnoxious of late to | Italian seciety, and to public upluiou generally in that capital, hy his overheat iu. and violent langnago rospecting tho cession of Venetia to Franco and the duty ol' Italy towards tho Em peror NAt-bEO*. Darou Maiauet ia aaiil in some private- letter., to have betrayed, by bia manner and his talk, pretensions on tho part of hi^ gov ernment which, if maintained -fltri-Uy, would make an irreparablo breach between France and Italy. -?.a Bira, Lrcv Buonson, a rather good looking white lady of miaccgnation nroclivitir?. wah fouiul domiciled with a gc-inmau ob color (officially con nected with a livery etublo iu Derby), on Satur day evening last, whereupon a number of gentle men-headed by ono of our most worthy burgoaaos, and accompanied hy a police officer macle a doeccnt upon tho premincs, and cariicdofl' thia variegated noBOgay. - Palladium. What's the matter now, that a colored "man and brothor" cannot, in tho Radical town of Derby (which awoara by Sumneb, and breathes through the Tiibune), havo a while woman to wife? Or was it tho idoa that sho was not good enough for Sambo, aud boneo the ire of " a number" of Re publican gentlomou ? If you talk . had. Steves-," why not practice after Thad. Stevens? The Atlantic Cable.-For genuino truo-bluc slowiiea.', commond us to our English cousin*?. Witue?a the Atlantic cable. Tho surprising rapid ity with which one moasago a day, and pometimoa odo mcssAgo in two days, is transmitted over that B-bra-iice line.must havo awakened tho attention of ovi-ry observer. In time and with the help of cx pt-riunco, the Eugliali operators may bo improve na to bo enabled to scud ano message a week, or even one in tea day?. They will then have rivalled tho Canard .leaniahin?, ??hieb frequently make the passage ot iT?-am title in niuuday.. This ia mi ago of pi-if;rea.. We muy Booti have two British cahloe, both "m lluii-li anil. In tim! event we may haw monthly advice, from J.? tulon. And if that triumph .-Iruil I ever be achi.v?-d, wo trust that Mr. Gyms W. Field ?ill be gi? on full oppor tunity te liidividii?liv "cmijrrat 1 ile" every man, woman, an I e ild til ibu community before any real buaiiiiss ia transacted. The public are pa tient, and can wait.-New York World. A BOTJTBBM DiBcovKiiY.-Wo aro credibly in formed that onr townsman, Dr. Marion Howard, ha? discovered a compound, by the application of which teeth may be drawn without tho patic nt's feeling the least nain. A number of the phyai.iaua in town havo examined into tho matter and pro niuue.e it a moat valuable discovery. The com ?lound is perfectly harmless if it should be swal owed, and the patient is p rfoctly conscious du ring the operation, but fools no pain. How far this discovery may be applied to surgioal opera tions in general has not yet been tried, but ii. drawing teeth it certainly ada like a charm _?ic/im'?a- Times. ."os. a SU-.sc-ibe?.-We aro dot-ply painetTtr announce thia murnini; tho loss of a subscribe-] who, sa wo have reason to behove, was rccoivinf. much profit from tho Index-we mean Major Go lierai Alfred Ho wo Terry. Au officiai communication, received yesterday, informs us that Oonoral Grant's order to have dis loyal papers sent to him having been rescinded we aro requested to discontinuo the furtbei sending of tho Index to Department Head quarters at Biohmond. Wo part from Howo reluctantly, and forware his bill by this mail.-Petersburg Ind-x. A Paris banker was recently presonted to 1'iiuci Demidoff, who, to provent conversation from drop ping, aaid: "You havo a beautiful breastpin.' The banker delighted, for he was proud of hil breastpin, said, "Yea, it ia a very rare atone. Prince Demidoff replied, "Very raro and very ex pensivo. You oan't imagine the trouble I had ti get my chimney piocea at St. Petersburg, for the; aro made of it." The banker turned aa man; colors as a dying dolphin. -? a? ? The Norfolk Virginian says : "The old Unitd States alun Pennsylvania, for many years the re ce.ving ship on this station, and which was sun at the commencement of the late war. is, we ar informed, soon to be raised. Tho object in raisin her, we understand, ia to obtain the immensity <. valuable copper, iron and the like alio posseaaec which ia worth thousands of dollars." Gun-Cotton.-Gun -cotton ia now made int ropes for stoiage, and kept under water. Who an order is received at tho manufactory, a IV hours suffices to send the cotton on its way. J baa been found that by making the ropes wit many air channels through the mass, tho cotto exnlcdea almoat instantaneously, and is as violer in action aa the strongest fulm?nales. Tun Cities ok Italy.-Tito population of th eiglit principal cities in the Kingdom of Italy t the beginning of this yoar is thus stated in u r< cent official document: Naples, 427,005; Turii 204,715; Milan, 106,100; Palermo, l?_,4_3; Gouoi 137,980: Florence, 114.8GS; Bologna, 109,395; Mei Binn, 103,324. -... "Conscience Money."-The voluntary contain tion.? made to tho publio rcvenuo of Fti-land L penitent tax payers, under the hoad of "conscient money," maintain a regular average? of aboi X7000 a year. In tho financial yoar ending Maret lBGti, they amounted to ?7434; iu the previo. yoar to ?7184. -a*-*-* One of our exchanges says: "Wo happened t be in the clutches ot some 'loyal' patriots ouci who surrounded us, with violent ohjurationu lik the following: 'You tam reppel, you fight mit di eoondtry I Mit der konshtit.oahuu ! Mil der ol phlag, by tam I You booaht mine brianer! - re? pel-by tam!'" a.? Pansa, ron Puehident Davis.-The Riel mond Board of Trade recently raised, by enl acription, a sum of money neotesary to proem for Mr. Davis a oomfortablo chair. It will I purchased and forwarded to the distinguiehe gentleman at once. ? ? ? FnATEBNiziNO.-Governor Walker, of Florid? baa appointed dolegatos from that Stato to th Pniladolpuia Convention. Among thom aro tw Colonel?-ono (Scott) a Confederate, tho othe (McKibbon) a Federal. ?-av. Prince Christian'? uncontrollable grief at ti dedication of a Princo Albort statue Iii at atti acte Queen Victoria'a attention, thoo her regard, an finally lier consent to receive him aa a aon-iti-lav Sly dog, Chria. a ? ? The necdlo-Kim is no (loutit a wonderful invci tion, but it would bo better if all guns were neei losa. ___BE? I _B_B5____g____g jt*r DI8INFEO PANTS GRATIS I-THE OIT J ZENS of Charleston can ha supplied with OHLORID OF LIME and COI'. ERA.U, without cast, by applvlng i the Bopar Hospital, or to the City Registrar, Dr. _E< 8. PEL8EB,No. 117 OOMINQ STREB.. July it '.mo* HARftl* D. On TurMoy, Mth July, IMS, ?it Pt. .Tu.lo's Church, Waltorbi.ro*, by Itov E. E. L-l UKOXK, WILLIAM J. WAL'I Kit and AONE8 A., eldcat daiifMcrof tho late Dr. John A. Wauiii.n. * _, tsr Tl?c Prleiid? :. ml Ar?|MnintAn?c?n of Mr. omi Mis. I'ui-.nnan aro respect-llj invited to at tend tho Fumral of their Infant t-un. at I*, n: o'clock This A?triwon, In ni >o. s Morris .street. Auuust 7 i a SPECIAL N?TIGES. jfjarSN OTIC E.-APPLIt ATION WILL BE mail?? lit the uext session of ti .. Ciiinrnl AsKOiuhly of Sautli Carolina foran Act ?if [ncorporatioti <ir the "Su promo (.'?iiiiicil .?! SoTeretgii Grand ta?fletara Genera! of the Ttiirty-Tliird Decree for th- Southern Iiirlsdic tio? or the United stutts." August 7_l.inio.lino Jijcr N ? T I C E .-ALL PERSONS HAVING Claims against the Estato ol the late II. SMITH BASS will present them duly attested, omi all persons indebU ed will make payment to A. E. BASS. Administratrix Angnst 7_tu2*>_Ko. 83 Cannon-Btroet. jaar MR. J. M. TOUHEV l8 AUTHORIZED to act as my Attorney during my absence. Ironi tho 81-e. HENRIETTA R. DALY. Align?t G 2* j-r NOTICE TO CREDLTOUS.- A MEETING of the creditors of 8. & J. 8AMP3?jN, of Georgetown, S. 0., for the purposo of appointing an Agent, Ib re ?lucated at 12 o'clock To-Morrow, tho 7th tnataut, at the offlce of SklACKELFORD li FRASER, August 6 2 No. t Boyce ? Go. 'a Wharf. jr-GT NOTICE-ALL PERSONS TO WHOM the Estato of ELIJAH PILAND, of St. Stephen's Parish, 16 indebted will render in their accounts properly at tested, and thoso who ti- n Indebted to tho citato 111 make immodlato payment to the subscribo?-, at St. Ste phen's Depot, Northeastern Kallina?!. MARGARET PIEAND, July 24 tnfC Administratrix. jars*- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-ALL PER SONS having claims against tho Estato of the late Mr. HENRY FENNER, Moulder, will presont thom pro-? pi'ily nttostcd, and thoso Indebted will make payment to J. A. THOURON, No. 11 Vcnduo Rango, Agont for Mra. Eliza VtUHtmU, Administratrix. Jnly 31^_tart "Aar SPECIAL NOTICE.-W. S. ?. CLUB HOUSE OIN.-Puro, soft, and unequalled. We place this celebrated brind ol Oin bo'oro the puls Ho m a pure, unadulterated article, that only re quires to ho known to bo appreciated. Medical men of the highest ataudlng acknowledge that It has great medical proportica, nnd to thoso who uso It medicinally It Is particularly recommended. W11. S CORWIN k CO., No. SOO Broadway, N. Y., Bolo Importers. For sale at E. E. BEDFORD'S, No. 259 Eing street, Charles ton._Jnly 21 j?- HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER RENEWS THE HAIR. HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE NEWER Restores gray hair to the original coior. HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE NEWER Prevents the hair from falling off. HALL'S VEGETABLE SIOILLUNf HAIR RE NEWER MakcB the hair soft and glossy. HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE NEWER Doos not stain the skin. HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE NEWER Haa proved ltaslf tho best preparation for tho hair ever presented to the public. Price $1. Tor sale by all drngglsta. Wholesale by KING & CASSIDEY, -larch IS tnlyr* Charlost-n. TO THE PVUIalCa A FEW DAYS AGO I MADE AN INQUIRY THROUGH the medium of the papnr, from I. HYMAN k CO., for tho following information: To I. HYMAN _ CO.. Attorneys of MAX. WAGNER: Will you oblige mo by informing rae whotber the part ner of your Arm, represented by tue -'Company," is the samo SP KIN Z who, smuo- timo aluce, booame well known for his "honorable" career in Oraud-street, Now York. Your honors will please answer. August 4 M. J. WAGNER. And ibis waa the roply M. J. WAGNER -Not wl.hrng to communicate nor asFocia'.e with one beneath our notice, wo hereby re frain from answering your question. August 4 I. HYMAN k CO. 'J his firm has thought proper to make, or trv to make, the public bolieve that T am n vi in of no standing. I ?statu for tim bia--t of t'o community that I am a man disposed to do what is right, nnd, thoroforo, for simple Jnstlco to myself .-nul father, will mako the following in forma'ion: 1 havo bren i.i this couutry ?luce the year fifty-two; I labored honestly uud Industriously for my livelihood up to this day; I ra indebted to no one a. singlo cent; there Is no Individual ti'.it can aay M. J. WAGNER has, been guilty of any mean, low, or ungen tlomanly conduct; my uumo is j^ood, and I defy tho world to tay if I have cim r boen guilty of any mlado meanor. Tho inquiry I havo made In a short time will bo fully oxplatned to tin? community; then we will know who the Individual Is. M J. WAGNER. August 7 . 1* Let us be Mcrci?ui to Ourselves. The physical structure of tho strongest human hMng la vulnerable overiwhero. Onr bodies aro endowed by nature with a certain negative power, which pro'ects thom, to some extont, from unwholosome influences; bat this protection is imperfect, and cannot bo safely rolled on in unhealthy regions, or under circumstances of more than ordinary danger. Therefore, It ia wis dom, It la prudence, it la common sense, to pr?vido against auch contingencies by taking an antidote in adi-ancc; in other words, by fortifying tho sybtom with a courso of HOSTET-ER'S bTOllAUH BITTERS, tho most complete protective against all the epidemic and endemic maladies that has ever been ndminintored in any country. Aa a remedy for Dyspepsia, there is no medicine that will compare with it. Whoever Buffer?, tho panga of indigestion anywhere on tho face of tho earth wh>. ro Hostetteii's Bitters can ha procured, does 80 voluntarily; for os aurely a* Truth exista, this in valuable Tonto and Alterativo would restore his disor dered stomach to a healthy condition. To t' e Bilious it is also especially recommended, and In catea of con firmed Constipation it afiords speedy and pormanont relief. In Canada, tho Weat 'ndiea and Australia, tho Bitters rank abovo all othor medicines of tho class, and the demand for them iu all foreign couitrios IncresBoa every seas on,_6_August 0 ~~tm- BOIN_ST ?k BURKE RECEIVE TUB Ut-t New York DAIIJ**- every -Iteruo,)_ Price la o-al-i et.ttu AprUt