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. * .... . . ?. ^?f&S VOLUME III....NO. 403.] CHARLESTON- S. C. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29. lfifiR rnri _-_?__?-? TELEGRAPHIC. South Carolina Legislature. [SPECIAL TO THE CHARLESTON DAILY news.] Columdla, Novombor 28.-Tho following Bills woro presented in tho Houbo to-day : A Bill to incorporate tho Ch&rloston Drodging tui? Wharf Building Conipnny had its first roading, and was voforrod to tho Coinmittoo on Incorpora tions. A Bill for improving tho streets of Charleston Was referred to tho Charleston Delegation. A Bill incorporating tho Charleston Board of Trade, on motion of Goa. Waoeneb, was read a .ocond timo ; tho unfavorable report of tho Com mittoo boing laid upon tho table. Mr. Campbell's Soa Island Cotton Loan Bill had ita first rending. Mr. \Vablet _ resolution in rogard to Jeffebson Davis wa. made tho special order on Friday at 1 P.M. |T The House recognized tho Thanksgiving Day appointed by tho President of tho United States, and adjourned to moot again on Friday at 12 M. There was no business of any importance transacted to-day in the Sonate. Sundry potitions and billa woro introduced and roforred to tho ap propriate coinmittoos. Tho Governor's Mossago was als-? thus roforrod. A Bill to ropoal tho Usury Laws was made the special order on Friday at 1 P. M. A Committoo was appointed to roport on tho ?lection of Uni tod States Senators, and the Houso requested to appoint 0 similar Committee. Tho Corn question io exorcising a considerable degree of attention. Tho offer of Mossre. Bbowne k Scbibjieii has boon roforred to a Committoo. It is rumored that tho Public Printing will bo givon to Mr. DeFontaine by tho Committee, he having underbid Mr. Selb?. The United States Court was in session to-day. Tho Grand Jury mado thoir presentment, and tho Court adjourned until Friday. Fifty Law and thirty Equity __t.idi.nta wero ex amined and passed to-day. Eleven of those woro from<3Uarloston-Bevon Equity and four Law. The examination occupied tho whole moraine. _? ? _? Per Atlantic Telegraph. London, Novombor 28.-The movement of the Government against the Fenians continues. Another rogimont of infantry will go to Belfast im mediately. A box of uniforms and arm. has boon seized in Liverpool. The box was sont from tho United States. Tho Daily News denounces tho threats of its cotemporaries, and nays that tho rebollion must be suppressed in a soldierly manner. Beblin, Novembor 28.-Tho roport that Count Bibmabk has boen disgraced and has resigned, has keon officially denied. I.IVr.IlPOOL AND LONDON MABKETS. Livebpool, November 28-Noon.-Tho Cotton market is quiet al yesterday's quotations. Sales bo-day 8003 halos ; Middling Uplands 14_. London, Novembor 28-Noon.- Oom. ula opened al 89$. Fivo-Twontics 71.1.**' .V LATEST PER ATLANTIC CABLE. FRENCH COLONIZATION IN MEXICO. Washington, November 29.-Dispatches have boen received by cabio to tho Associated Press dntod Paris, Wednesday cvoniug, reporting that arrangements liavo boon mado botwo.u the Gov ernments of Trance and tho United States that a tract of territory in Mexico sholl bo devoted to Frotlch colonization. It is nlso stated that an arrangement has been agreed upon that French landholders s?mil not bo disturbed in their rights. UVEBPOOL COTTON MABKET. Livebpool, .Wednesday Evening.-Cotton mar ket closed unchanged. Tho sales to-day reached 9000 bales. Middling Uplands arc quoted at 14Jd. Breads tuffs market romains stendy and unchanged. LONDON MONEY MABKET. London, Wednesday Evening.-Consols closed at 89 _. Five-twenties 70. -? ? _ NEW TORE EUROPEAN SPECIALS. New Yobk, Novombor 28.-The morning papers bave tho following specials : London, Novembor 27-Tho Fonian alarm is on thq'incroase. Sovcral ships-of-war havo beon sent to Iroland. Tho oxcitomont in London is intense, and approaches in magnitude tho scone on tho receipt of the news of tho outbroak in India. Pabis, Novomber 27.-It is a settled conviction in Government circles that the Empiro of Mexico is ended, and that Maximilian will soon arrive hero. The Government has sont a proclamation to Bazaine for publication as soon as Maximilian leavos Mexico. Lrvr.nrooL, November 27.-Tho ship Torpedo, from. New York for Shanghoe, was abandonod at sea in a sinking condition. Tho Commercial publishes the following from Paris:. Napoleon has just telegraphed to his aids in Moxioo to hasten tho evacuation of tho French troops. Flobencb, November 27.-Martial law will coaee in Palomo on the 80th. -t-o-. . Fenian Excitement In New York. New Yobk, Novomber 28.-Whon, at a late hour last night, an extra appeared on the streets with tho exciting news from Ireland, tho effect upon tho city was unequalled Binoo the nowa of the great victories of tho late war. Places of amusement were turned out by pooplo anxious to hear and dis cuss the ovont. Hotels and other places of con gregation wero thronged by anxious and excited persons, who freely indulged in congratulations and hopeful expressions. The Fenians rushed to the mooting placos of their cirolos, hoping to gain farther information. Tolograms wore sont to dis tant oitios, and instantly onthusiastio responsos were reoeivod. Stephens, tho Head Contre, was invisiblo, and it is oonfldontly bollovod that ho has reached Iroland. It is said that tho treasury of the Fenians was novo/ in u botter condition than it is at present. Tho samo exoitemont that ex isted in this oity prevailed in Brooklyn. Tho Irlohmen of that city wore oxoitod to fever heat, and kept up a constant oall for fresh dispatches over tho cabio. SECOND dispatch. Nbw Yobk, November 28.-Tho nows of the out break in Ireland created groat excitement among the Fenians hero. The Express this evening says it ia understood there is a full brigade in this oity now all ready for immediate movomont. The mon meet for drill every uight by compauios at their rooms or in fields. Tho agitation among the Fe nians on the street is int __, and it is fit* ?vl Fi g? po su Bo on act El wa yci ral ral SO) Tr. lisl of hil pri ? obi 'C2, 'C4, 99J 105 SGJ ?11 m Ric low and mil $2.1 00<_ Sue at i ? 4 do. m oi att I and tow C bali 20C_ .7.1 dont some oxtraordinory movement ?b on the tapis tor thin ovoning, and raootings will undoubtedly bo hold in thoir Circlos. Although thoir movomonta oro voilod in deepest socrocy, thoy evidontly mean work, and thoro is no tolling what may soon tran spiro. News from Fnrir.H? Monroe? Fobtbess Monboe, Novombor 28_Clement C. Clay and wifo carno horo this morning, from Baltimore, on a Thanksgiving visit to Mr. Davis' famdy. Thanksgiving Day will bo appropriately obsorved to-morrow. A sermon will bo prcaohod by the Post Chaplain, and a review of troops will tako place. Tho Annual Conforonoo of the Methodist Epis copal Church, in session to-day at Norfolk, con curred in tho recommendation of tho Gonoral Conforcnco respecting tho chango of tho namo of tho Church, whereby tho word South is droppod. The Conference also concurred in tho recommend ation of tho General Conforcnco in rogard to tho admission of lay roproscntation into tho Council of the Annual and Gonoral Conferences. Tho Conforonco adjourns to-morrow. Mexican Newa. Washington, Novombor 28.-A roport pro vails that a collision has actually occurred botwoon the United States and French troops. There is no thing reliable however. Sbebidan dispatched troops on his own responsibility. Shebman is intrusted with a largo di6crotionary power, and :iis original instructions comprehended a projoot :or a joint French and United Sta.os protectorate, lending a popular voto to docido botwocn Juabez ina Maximilian. A special tologram from Washington to tho Now fork Evening Post says that tho Govornmont has ocoived from Sheridan a letter, whoroin ho men ions a rumor of the occupation of Moxioan soil by kmerican troops, but discredits it. Tho report is io doubt exaggerated. Washington, November 28.-Whatever truth boro may be in tho roport, published in one of tho ?Tow York papers this morning, that Gon. Sedo riCK had crossed tho Rio Brando on Monday with i brigado of United States troops and occupied latamoroa, the President has received no infor aation about it whatever. Costo'ver, tile l'crjurer. Washington, Novombor 28.-Tho Grand Jury of ho Criminal Court has found a true bill of indiefc lont against Saneobd Conoveb, alias Chabi.es A. ?ubiiam, for perjury. It will bo recollected that his is the party who gavo evidence boforo tho Ju iciary Committoo of tho House of Roprosonta vos in April last, intended to implicate Jeffebson 'avis in tho assassination of tho lato President iNooLN. Tho false charges thoro sworn to by ONOVEB aro tho grounds of tho indictmont. Con r-EB is in jail horo awaiting trial. Gen. Holt some timo sinco domandod, under io Articles of War, a Court of Inquiry for tho in stigation of the various charges which have ?on mado against him, both in connection with io Conoveb testimony and with his conduct In e prosecution of Mrs. Su .batt and other allogod sassins of President Lincoln. The President is declined to ordor tho Court on tho ground at ho does not doom it necessary to the Judgc Ivocate-Gcnoral's oxculpation. Mexico not Invaded by Sheridan. New Obleans, Novembor 28.-The roport tolo aphed by the United States and European Nows .sociation, that Gen. Hei.owick. hp.lcroaaod tho o Grande with troops, is doubtloss untrue. Wo ve dates to tho 23d, ono day later than their dis tch, saying that Sedqwick had paid no official _it to Esquibedo, who is investing Matamoras, Fire In Eu ra ula. Augusta, Novomber 28.-There was a disastrous o in Eufaula, Ala., on tho night of tho 27th, de .oying ton to twelve storeB, including tho Haily ?W8 office. Loss from $100,000 to $150,000. -..-. The I_o._l.ili-mi State Fair. New OniiEANs, Novembor 28.-A mooting was Id here to-night to doclaro that the Annual State ir is a permanent and perpetual institution. -*-a-m Arrival of Steamers. New Yobk, Novomber 28.-Arrived, steamors ir of the Union, from New Orleans, and Whirl nd, from Charleston. _Vcw York Money Market. New Yobk, Novomber 28.-The Commercial and nancial Chronicle has tho following : Monoy is tting easier; banks offering amounts freely at 5 v cont., and leading stock firm. No difficulty in pplying wants at 6 por cont. on stook collaterals, nks receiving currency from the interior; rato all ranges from 5 to 7. Discounts modorately tive. Primo names ourrent at 6} to 7. Foroign .change nominal. Gold has taken a sharp down rd turn. Tho improvement mado on stocks -terday is not sustained to-day. Market gono ly weaker. There ?b a disposition to defer ope ions until the oponing of Congress, and until mo light is thrown on the future polioy of the Dasury Department. Gold at 38 to 41 J. Railroad . prioes 1 per cent, lower, aud, after the moot tho Board, a still further dooline. Governments rly activo at yoatorday's prices. Miscellaneous co list dull and lower. The Market-. -Tew Yobk, Novombor 28.-Gold weak at 41. Fr inge, CO days, 94@9J. Sight 10|@10? Fives of i registered, 100. Coupons 109. Coupons of 1O6J01O6?. Coupons of '65,107J@107J. TenB . Sevons, of 1st series, 105J@105(; 2d series, _@1G5_J. Cotton dull. Uplands 34J; Orloans . Flour dull, and 10020 cents lowor. Southern 20010 25. Sales 4100 bbls. Wheat dull, and 1 conto lowor. Corn dull, and 102 conto lowor. e quiet. Barley dull and drooping. Oats loont or. Beef quiet. Pork dull and lowor. Lard I Whiskey quiot. Flour drooping; suporfino 1*10; extra family $12,50013. Wheat dull: rod .502 00; Southern 9308.20. Corn dull; now S9?c; old yellow 91.16. Oats dull at 58?C0c. ;ar quiot. Provisions quiot. _Whiskoy nominal 16043c. EVT.NINO DISPATCH. P. M.-Gold closod at Uli. Honey market icd very easy at 506 on call, and there waa ro disposition to discount prime business paper hose rates. o-morrow will be observed as a oloso holiday, 1 business generally will bo suspended down vu otton deeUnod jj@l oent. Salos to-day 1200 as. Uplands 341; Orleans 86. Floor dull, and ?30 cento lower; State $7.800111.40; Western _0@I12.10; Southorn 911.40@n6.36. Wheat doll, I ^@4 .onto lowor. Sal '.a 17.000 bishels; No. 1 Milwaukoo, $2; No. 2, $2.30. Corn heavy, mid 3@ 4 couta lowor. Saloa 71,000 buabols; Mixed Woat orn $1.21; Whito $1.22*. Oat? dull, and 1 cont lower. Salea 1000 buabols; Western G1@G3; Stato 66@C7. Boof hoavy. Pork heavy and lower; Mobb $22.50; Primo $20.50. Lard quiet. Whiukoy un changed. Grocoric8 dull. Naval Stores quiet. Turpoutino 72jt_)73,$. Rosin $1.50@$10. Petrole um dull. Tallow quiot. Froigkta firmer. Stooks dull and lowor. Tho following aro tho closing prices :-Fivo-Twontioa, of 'C2 Coupons, 108.j@109; Ditto, *G4, 106J@10G|; Ditto, 'G5, 10C5@107; Sovon Thirtios, of tho First Series, 105J@10G; Socond So rios, 105.'; Tons, 9!)|@100. Baltimore, Novombor 28.-Flour dull. Chicago Extra $1150. Baltimoro higher gradea declin ed BO conts. Whoat dull. Corn drooping. Now Whito 95@98. Grocorioa inactivo and unsettled. Oats lowor. Provisions hoavy. Weatorn Lard 13.J ?13$. New Orleans, Novombor 23.-Cotton firm; fair domand; pricoB unchanged. Flour-super $10, and firm. Pork dull and unchanged. Lard dull and e&Bior at 13@15c. Bacon Shoulders 13c. Bibbed Sidos 13c. Cloar SidoB 15c. Corn-mixed $1.35; whito $1.37_. Sugar 94@12o. Molaasos-primo to choice G0@ti.5c. Storli:ig 53. Now York Sight i@ j discount. Gold losa in domand and oasior at 142. SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. FIRST AND SECOND DAY. [FROM OUR EFECI.U. REPORTER.] Columdla, Novombor 27.-The Capital has sel dom boon called upon to accommodate tho horde of visitors that now apply for hoard and lodging. Tho hotels aro filled to overflowing, and the pri vato housc? havo thrown open their doors to the woary and homeless legislators. Tho United Stalos Court has oponed ita circuit session, and many persons aro brought to this ?ity on that account. Tho Grand and Petit Jurors ?vero drawn yostorday, and the Court waB in ses sion this morning, but the proceedings woro only iroliminary, and no business of importance was ran a acted. Tho Court of Appeals, now in session hore, will irocced to hoar the applicants for admission to ho Bar. Thoy will bo required to answer on both aw and equity, and as tho examination is very igid, an exciting time is anticipated by tho ns >irants to judicial honors. About fifty havo ap ilioil, and one-half of tho bo will apply for both ?ranches; tho othora are simply law students. According to the coll, tho two Houses of the jegislaturo mot at aoven P. M. yesterday. A full ttendanoo demoted the interost of the members, nd the general impression seems to bo that by ttention to the duties tho business of tho session -ill bo greatly expedited. Tho proooodings of the Sonate were held, as on -inner occasions, at the Library building of tho rniversity. Hon. W. D. Porter called the Senate 3 ordor. Tho members answered to their names, nd tho Hon. B. H. Brown, of Barnwell, and Wil iam Fort, of Lexington, presented their orodon nls, and wore sworn. A committoo was appointed d communicate with the Governor, stating that io 8onato had mot, and waa ready to receive any .iinmunication. The Bill to incorporate the South Carolina Loan ud Trust Company was introduced by Mr. Buist, ad received its first reading. A few unimportant matters wore attended to, nd tbo Sonato adjourned to 12 M. the noxt day. Sovoral additional Senators reported on the 27th. The Senate announced to tho Governor their ladinoss to re?oive any communication, and the icssago was soon after road boforo them by his rivato Secrotary, James Simons, Esq. On motion ! Mr. W. 8. Grisjjam, the Mcasago was mado tho iccial order for to-morrow at 124. Tho hearing ' potitions and presentments of tho Grand Juries ' tho difforont Districts occupied the attention of 10 Senato during tho remainder of the morning; id, on motion, thoy adjourned at 3 P. M. Tho Houso was called to order by the Speaker . 7 P. M. on tho 26th. Tho Speaker announced tat elections had boon hold in Charleston, Grecn lle, Korshaw, Horry, Georgotown and York ?stricts, to fill tho vacancies occasioned by the tceptanco of the oflico of District Judgo by tho d incumbents. Messrs. James M. Carson, At.pt. .deb McBee. D. L. DeSaussure, W. W. Walker, , C. Fisudurnk, and J. N. MgE-evee, Jr., mern ira oloot from tho Districts above named, pro iced their credentials and were qualifie-. After e consideration of a few motions, tho Houso was Ijourned at 8| P. M. On the 27th tho Houso met at 12 _L, pursuant adjournment. The inembors answered to thou mea, and it was announced that tho Mossago >m? his Excollenoy was rocoived and would bo ttd by his Privato Secretary, Henry Timrod, '?I ?Reports from tho difforont District? were road, -hiding the presentments of the Grand Juries d potitions from different partios. Bills wore presonted by Mr. Castfreli? for the uth Carolina Sea Island Cotton Planting and an Association, and by Mr. W-OENZRon the sub it of immigration. Dthor bills wero also roported and roferrod to mmittoos for futuro consideration. Vftor 8omo discussion botweon tho'memhors, it s docided that thoy moot heroaftor at 11 A. M., d that tho proooodings bo openod with prayer by no officiating divine. :)n motion, tho House adjourned at half-past 3 M. ..8 ia frequently tho oaBO, tho proceedings for a r days will bo stale, flat and unprofitable, most tho important matter being referred to com ttooB, who will digest it thoroughly boforo re- ' .iiing it to tho Loglslatnro for consideration. DO r tho first fow days this will bo tho caso, and thi ?hing of great importance will bo considered by Ed bor branch of tho Legislature. tot /ho committees havo tho most arduous task, as Se] ? matters roforrod to thom aro varied in their na- fro 0 and often ombraoo intrioato subjects. Tho ^ ilogo Chapel is a small but commodious room, llft 1 under the judioious arrangement of Mayor no uuc provision is mado for overy one without ?* mping the space. ?wh n tho Governor's Message special allusion was ovi do to tho condition of the Now Stato Houso and )|Q l nocosslty of protecting it from further damage ]oc neglect. It is proposed to arrange certain coi ima for the oonvonienoe of tho Gonoral Assam- Br| , and the CoUogo will bo restored to tho stu- p^ its. ] lo Billa of importance wer? toado tho special we 1er for to-morrow, and it will not be until the "? I of the week baforo loglaktlon commences in cp, .nest. CECIL. I "ni NEWS BY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL. From our exchanges rocoived last night wo make tho following clippings: From Wanlilngton. [Special Correspondence of the Ballimore Oatctte.] Washinoton, November 20, 1800.- Thero can bo no doubt that if the counsels of Mr. Stevens should prevail at the coming session tho most violent mensuren will bo adopted in respect to tho South. It is known that ho favors Ino most extreme courso, both as to the unrepresented Stato? and President Johnson, lie is free in his avowal of u ?irofercnce for an immediato impeachment of tho 'resident, and a suspension of his functions, ponding a trial. His plan also oin braces au amend ment of tho act of 1792, providing who shall lill tho Executive o (lice, in case of tho "removal, death, resignation or inability to discharge its duties, both of the President and Vicc-Prosiuont," so that the President of tho Son- to, Speaker of tho IIouso or other dosiguatcd "officer" may bo ouo blod to hold tho position until tho expiration of tho term: in other words, dispensing with an interven ing ("lection. As respects tho lato appointments of the President, his scliomo has been made known to you, aud I now learn that ho proposes to reduce the ten unrepresented States below tho condition of Territories, by institutingGovornmonta therein, to bo administered by functionaries to bo appointed by CongrosB. thus ontiroly ignoring, not only the existence of ten States of this Union, but tho Fcdoral Executive. AU tho dispatches to tho papers at tho North purporting as yot to givo tho viows of "leading Republican Congressmen" "hath this extent, no moro"-thoy have this origin ex clusively in tho Bobosperian Chamber on Capitol HU?. That thoy are views of a majority of either Hoime of Congross, much loss that they would command a two-thirds vote, I do not boliovc. and I havoyet to soo an intelligent man who does. The better opinion seems to bo that a scrioun ef fort, and ono promising results, will bo made at an early day, perhaps aftor tho turill" and other hills of a kindred nature shall havo been passed, by really influential mon, North ani South, to adjust existing difficulties, upon a basis recognizing tho sensibilities of both sections. It has boon sug gested by a ltopublican member hero that a dis tinction may very well bo inado botwoou Stato and Fedoral officos in determining tho question of sufirago, the status of tho Senate, and the modo of its oloction, remaining by the inhibition in tho fundamental law, boyond constitutional tinkoring. Tho ProBident'fl plan, by means of a convention of all the States, to amend tho Constitution so aa "to lot representatives bo apportioned to tho States according to the number of votors, and diroct taxes be loviod in proportion to property," may aleo como up for grave thought. However all this mavbc, it is evident that tho country at largo, without reference to party, is becoming restive, and will shortly demand a settlement ot some eort-which (however attempted), if it auBwerB no othor good ond, will at least present tho real issue before tho people in a light not to bo misunderstood, when .lie final rosult cannot bo doubted. I leam to-day that Mr. Greeloy, of tho Now York rribuno, and tho probablo successor of Mr. Harris n the United States Senate, has of late, in an ox enaivo correspondence, advised the "Union" citi -ons, BO-callou, of tho border and Southern States, jreatly lo moderate their demands upon Congress, mil to forogo altogether thoir attempt to govern n thoir StateB respectively by a system of pro icription and test oaths. Ho remind.?, them (what uiivorsal history provos) of the utter impractico lih ty of an insignificant minority governing an in olligont majority by mero fraud and forco, for any onsiderable time, ana instances tho rccont result if the elections in Maryland as confirmation "strong .8 proofs of holy writ" of his viows. THE HU-_-n__i>_nON OF THE COOLIE TBADE. ' Washinoton, Novembor 25.-Having aupprosBcd he nlavo traffic, our government han taken stops o arrest the coolie trade, (.'apt. Napoleon Collins, oin mundi n g the Sacramento, sailed a few days ince for China, carrying with him full instructions rom the State Department to look into the coolie rado, and, after thorough examination, report all he facts to his government, with a view to tho arly amelioration, if not entire suppression, of his traflic. Mr. Soward had contemplated send lg n special agent to China on this business, but, 8 Cart. Collins seemed well qualified to discharge U tho duties of such a mission, he was coinnus ioncd, and his report will bo looked for with much iterest. pensions. Tho forthcoming reporl of tho Commissioners f Pension? vill bo one of unusual interest. It ill Bhow tho amount of pension? paid last year to o $13,000,000, and during the past four rears, un or tho act of 1802, $27,500,000. Tho estimate for io next fiscal year is ?33,000,000, with n heavy in reaae for future years. During tho past year non ions were granted to 21,000 soldiers, and 27,000 idows and dopondonts. Tho pensioners disabled i wars prior to 1801 now number 3000, and tho ido ws and minors of tho _. anio c ass 1200. The )tal number of army pensioners on tho rolls is 1,000, nd of navy pensioners 1000. Thore wero .0 bountv land warrants issued during tho your, jvoring _3,8fi0 acres. Ponsion agoncies have neon .opened in North Carolina, and at Now Orleans ir Texas pensioners. STATISTICS OF THE COUNTBY. Mr. Delmar, director of tho Bureau of Statistics, us nearly comploted the most useful st uti.- Meal ork ever compiled in this country. It omb: i. ob .ourato statements of our national statistics of .ory description-torritory, population, mobUiza on, and inter-communication, industries, finances, my, navy, and sociology. Under direction of iis bureau, only two months established, the niual report on commerco and navigation, hith to from one to two years bohiud. will this year i ready in timo. Next weok Mr. Delmar will com enc? tho publication of a monthly report of coni lerco and navigation. TUB CIVIL BIGHTS BILL. BAi/rruoBE, November 25.-Some weoks since a case before tho Circuit Court of Anne Arundel ninty, Judgo Magrudor refusod to allow tho ovi inco of a colored woman to bo rec o i ved, stating at, according to tho laws of Maryland, no negro ula testify in any caso whoro one of tho parties the suit was a white porson. Ho also declared at tho Civil Bights Bill was unconstitutional, i Saturday ho was taken boforo United States .mmissionor Brooks, on the charge of violating o provisions of this not. Ho declined an exomi tion, and gave a bond to await the action of the litod States Grand Jury, in December. It is la nded to make this case a test question as to tho nstitutionality of the Civil Rights Bill, as Judgo les' decision will bo appealed from, and the case ken to tho Supromo Court. From Europe. rho steamer Germania, from Southampton, ivomber 14th, arrived at Now York on Sunday. NMABII-OPENING. OF THE BIOBDAO-SPEECH OF KINO CHBISTIAM. rho Danish Bigsdad was opened on the 12th it. by King Christian in porson. His Majesty id a spoceh from tho throno in which ho said: 'A bill for the dowry of tho PrincOBs Dagmar ii bo laid boforo tho Chamb?n.. Donmark has t remained untouched by tho political events ?t havo rccontly taken placo in the oontro of rope. By the treaty of peace conclud ;d bo oen Austria and Prussia at 1 .aguo, tho lat - Powor has undertaken to roatoro North ttloswig, in so far as tho population by o voting pronounce themsolvcs in favor of 3h a stop. Although this has not yot taken ice, still the text of tho treaty and tho tional direction in which European relations aro w being devolopod oro arguments that wo also .11 obtain tho natural frontiers nocoBsary for tho . urity of the country. This is tho object toward ich, ?ince tho Treaty of Vonice, our hopea havo _r boon directed. The justice of these hopea B boon recognized by friendly powors, and ospo lly by the Government of tho Emperor Napo m, who has testified a warm interost in our m try, and has thereby oar nod our profound ititudo. Denmark sees in the proponed settle in t of the question a proof of the friendship of ossie." Elis Majesty further stated that preparations ro being mado for tho defenoo of the kingdom, tably with regard to flro-arms, which wore being .cod upon an improved footing. The qucs .?ona mooted with the financ?e wore mainly settled, 3 the general financial poa'Uon ot the entire Q> of It IK to: la dn tri tie Bl co th fal to( ab tbl vo Vii In TO 1 fin? \V1 No tra Bat Tri Dil 1 au Fo: Sot i ovt monarchy gavo rise to no apprehensions for the futuro. PRUSSIA-THE nUDOET- BOZAL THANKS TO MINI8TRY AND people. At tho reassembling of tho Chambers tho Fi nanco Minister brought into tho Chamber of Doputios tho budget for 18G7. IIo stalod that tho Eowor granted by tho Chambers to contract a loan ad not bcon mado uso of. Twonty-sovcn million li vu li undi ed thousand I baluru bail bcon paid into tho Treasury. Tho revenue of 18(k" showed a total of 108,801.000 tbalcrs, including a sum of -,000,000 derived from war contributions, thereby exceedm/jr tho preliminary estim?tes by 7,210,000 thalcrs. Of this sum 2.100,000 thalcrs would bo devoted to in creasing tho salaries of officials and school teach ers, and to increasing the pay of tho military forces. A bill for the extention of tho law of olection to the annexed countries was also brought forward. Two Royal letters have boon pubhahedaddxessod to tho Ministers of War and Interior; in tho former His Majesty expresses his thanks for tho activo part taken by the people in tending tho woundod soldiers; in the latlor tho King testifies his Royal recognition of tho magnificent reception accorded to the troops on their roturn home, by communes, corporations and individuals. The semi-official North Gorman Gazetto dcclaros in tho most positivo manner that tho journey of th: Crown Brinco of Prussia lo St. Petersburg has no political object. Tho Prussian Govornniont. ndda the same journal, has no idea of contracting an alliauco in view of oventa connoctod with tho futuro policy of Prussia. A GERMAN MANIFEST?. Tho Neue Deutsche. Zeitung of Stuttgart, and other liberal journals in Germany, publish a manifesto signed by Karl Blind, recommending tho ostablishniont of a Southern League. The manifesto, which is snid to express tho viows of a number of exiles, demands tho convocation of ono Constituent Assembly for Wurtomlmrg, Ba den, Hesso and Bavaria, and the introduction of tho Swiss militia system. The author explains that on tho ground of unity, of liberty, of internation al friendship and of Gorman defonco, it ?b desi rable that those southern populations should form, for the timo being, a confodeiacy of their own. Tho Democratic organs strongly approve of this London manifesto, whilst it ia attacked by the adherents of Count Bismark'a policy. On No vember 11th a mooting of many influential lenders of Southern Germany will bo hold at Stuttgart, to treat of tho qucBtion of confederacy. Some parts of Karl Blind s letter, the Nouo Do?tscho Zeitung saya, had to bo modified in expression in ordor to rendor its publication p?Bsiblo in prcsenco of the law on tho press. Referring to tho dangore which seem to threaten Belgium and Switzerland, the De mocratic loader writes: "If it woro only for tho sake of Swiss freedom, wo should in honor bo bound, at least so long as military despotism reigns in Prussia, to form a Southern League-that is, the bulwark, the protecting wall, of tho free Hel vetic Eidgenossenschaft." The Arkansas Legislature havo passed resolu tions memorializing Congress in favor of ita read mission. Tho resolution to reject tho Constitu tional Amendment has beon again referrod to the Committee on Federal Relations. Scvonteon thousand stand of arms-Poabody breech-loaders-havo boon purchased by the Cana lian Government for the volunteors, and aro now joint; distributed among the difforont artillery and ;av-1ry corps. General Dix, the Unitod Statos Minister to Franco, loft New York for Southampton on board .ho Bremen steamer New York ou Saturday last. O?" Tbo Friends and. Acquaintance? of ".Han MARGARET MoKENSEE, of Mrs. A-cuiba-d SIcKensie, and of Kirs. K. Al. i:.uti:v ana laiuuy, _i>> .,?. poctf ully Invited to attend tbo ?funeral Service* of the onucr, at St. Patrick's Church, This Morning, at Nine ?'clock. * November 98 ?_- The Relatives, Friend,* and Acqnnln ancos of Mr. and Mrs. Jon*?- Scbacute, and of Mr. and ?1rs. William Schachte and families, also Members of ho Gorman Fu? iii era and Freundschaft- Sund, are re pectfully invited to attend tho Funeral of Mr. JOHN iCHACHTE from his late resldonco, No. 301 King street, v] 'o-Murrow Morning, at Nino o'clock. I p] November 29 * I tb lajaiu.a-w?Tf^a?i^^_>--???iw.li ?lill ? ??iwaaaaawaaa-nrm-mm*m- ' OARD. L W. J. TRI BEOS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS THAT HE HAS topenod his Storo at No. ?SO MARKET 8TEEET, whero o Ia prepared to offer to his former pah-ona a dioico lot f GROCERIES, selected from the Baltunoro markets. cr?ons wishing desirable family supplies can bo readily ii ted. Having received a liberal patronage hctoro the re which consumed his stock, ho hopes, by strict at ?ntion to business, to merit a continuance of tho same. November 8 # lmo An A iiiu in ii Suggestion. Now, as heavy fogs orlso and eo-rc hing winda com ience to blow; now as tbo human body, exhausted Uko animate nature by tbo beats of summer, begins to wilt id droop; now, ore tho inclement winter makes its try g onset; NOW Is the time for a preparatory course of c best acclimating medicino In existence, HOSTETTER'3 STOMACH B1TTER3. Fovor and Aguo Is rampant in all parts of tho country, linino, tbo physicians admit, will not quell tho phase tbo dlacaao which at present nervados tho entire Weat. ia well that it ia bo, for tho remedy (so-callod) ia doad ir than tho malady. But if quinine ia Inefficient in in -mitton t fever?, HOSTETTER'8 BITTERS Irrcsiatiblo. It would bo safe to moko a contract, un r hoavy penalties, that any given "Fovcr-aud-Aguo Dls ct" should bo exempted from tho disorder for any par ular Umo, provided every inhabitant would take tbo Tl'fc-t- according to directions, during tho term of the -tract. Thora lins never been an inatance In which Is storllng lnvlgorant and antl-fobrilo medicino baa led to ward off tho complaint, when taken duly as a pro ition ?gainst malaria. Hundreds of physicians havo mdoned all the officinal trpoctilca and now prescribo _ harmless vegetablo tonic, and nothing else, ob a pre ativo and euro for all tbo forms of chilla and fovors. lor ia tho thing moat needful in theso casoa aa well oa dyapepsia and nervous offoctlona, and HOSTK-TElt'S B*"T1"*1**R ) tbo Rafost, surest, ond moat wholeaomo atrengthen ; preparation that human eklll baa yet concocted. November SG 0 HPKCIAl, NOTICE}. I WHOLESALE GROCERS, LIQUOR DEALERS, DIS -TLLER8. DRUGGIST-, GLASS AND SOAP MANUFACTURERS. TC Or Iiq mi FO am Fo api Wo li? eau uhr Gi\ fi IS J Tit IN WA OTJ my bia Jr., boy MM con Gec Boi ana' tho bof: N 4 RE! pin It pro] II COI It It and .It N< n ME M and F? *SSENTIAL OIL8, EXTRACT? AND ESSENCES FOR ,-oring and improving Brandiee, Whiskeys, Ruma, nee, Cider, Ac, ko. Ago and Body Proparations for ntralizing and Mollifying Whiakoya and Spirit-, Ex ot- of Holland and London Gina, Coloring?, Gum and jar Syrups, and Fruit Jalcoa. Dr. Pcuchtioanger's ?atise on Fermented Liquor*, with 1000 Receipts and 'ectiont. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OXIDES, ORES, Ac. "on Soap MAHUTAcmmEnfl.-Silicate of Soda, Soluble _a or Liquid Quarts, in Dry Crynt_l, Liquid or Jelly rm; Oauatlo Soda, Soda A_h, Palm and Cocoanut Olia, ipatono and China Clay. ?U ordora aent to ma will have prompt attention, and _\f try i_l*orm_tlon required win be cheerfully given by Ohx JO-, ff. FEUOirrWANOEB, * No. 56 Oodar-atroot, New York. Ictobfr 10 wfm"ra*o* N( LA-X-X -J-ti. ?? X V JJ_ _Jli_-NU'?. _SPECIAL NOTICES. *_T PBESEDENTB OFFICE, WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD-WILJONQTON, N.C.? November 28, 1800.-Tho Wilmington and Muncho9t.tr Railroad Company lioroby -gives notion that it has pl-coJ to tho credit of its First Preferred First Mortgage Bond holders, with H. R. JESUP k CO., No. 8. Broadway, New York, tlio SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST doe on ?aid. Bonds ou Dooonibor let, 180C. Holders of Coupons will l-l-a_e collect thoir intercBt. HENRY M. DRAHE, November 20 5 President flSPTRINITY M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH, HABEL BTBBBT-Thoro will bo Divino Service iii tola Church To-Day, at 11 o'clock, A. M. Tho Monthly Love Feast will be held in tho Evening, at 7 o'clock. 1 November 2? ?SPUNITARIAN CHURCH_RELIGIOUS SER VICES, iii occordanco with the rcquuBt of tho authorities will bo bold This iiorning, ut half-past 10 o'clock, by ths Pastor, Rov. THOS. HIRST 8_.-J.TH. Tho publio arti In vited. 1 Novomber 29 ?B- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-THIS DAY hartog boon sot apart as a day of Thanksgiving and frayer, a Sermon ?viii bo preached in this Church by ttev. E. T. WTNKLER, D. D., in tho Horning. Son-ices .o commonco at half-paat 10 o'clock. At the closo of tho icrvices, a collection will bo taken up iu old of tho Fur nan University and Domestic Missions in this State. __ats irre. 1 November 29 mr Z?O? PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-RELI 3IOU8 SERVICE in this Church by the Pastor, Rev. J. L. GIRARDEAU, This Morning, tit half-past 10 o'clock. November 20 ?TESTAT E NO TIC E .-ALL PERSONS laving claimB against tho Enlate of tho lato JOSEPH I_ IOWARD will present thom, duly attested, and all por. ions indebted thereto will make payment to S. Ii. HOWARD, November 20 Qiiali?od Exooutor. earMESSRS. EDITORS : PLEASE ANNOUNCE Jr. B. RODDIN a Candidate for Alderman of Ward No. , in placo of Willum I.. Tr.nholm, and obligo MANY MECHANIC! AND WORKING MEN. Novomber 23 ?3-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE :. M. WHITING, Esq., as a candidato for Shorill of 'harloston (Judicial) District, at tho noxt olootlon. September 10 .?-ELECTION OP COMMISSIONERS OF PUB JC INSTITUTIONS-OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, fovembcr 23, 1806.-City Council will procood, at Its cxt Regular Meeting, to an olootlon of Commlsalonora f Public Institutions. By order: W. H. SMITH. November 20 Clerk ot CoiincJL ?W NOTICE. - APPLICATION WILL BE iodo at tho next regular sosaion of the I_ogl ula turo for a rant for a SOUTH CAROLINA STATE LOTTERY, for io benefit of tho State. H. T. PETERS. November 17 atufnis? jO?" NOTICE-AT THE NEXT 8ES8ION OF THE EGISLATURE application will be modo for an AMEND IENT TO THE CHARTER of tho Charleston Goa Light ompany. ROBT. THURSTON, August 23 th President. /?-ESTATE OF JOHN T. MARSHALL, DE EASED-FINAL NOTICE.-All pontons having demanda ;ainst the Estate of the lato JOHN T. MARSHALL, do _M0d, will prcsont them properly attested within tho ruo prescribed by law; and all persons indebted to said .tate will moke immediate payment to B. MoCALL, at o. 51 Broad street. RUTH MARSHALL, November 8 thi Executrix. ?3- NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO THE PRO SIONS of tho Act of Arscmbly Incorporating tho __ANTERS' AND FARMERS' RELIEF ASSOCIATION, e booka of subscription will bo oponed by the undor ;ned, at the Store of R. W. GALE k CO., No. 45 Went irth street, To-Morrow, 12tli of Nov?nibor, and will re du open until further notice. rho shares are Uve hundred in number, and $500 oaoh. i instalment of fivo dollars per share will bo required on ninUing subscription. R. W. ________ GEO. O. ROBINSON. CHAS. E. ROBINSON. N'ovombcr 12 sul mwf WM. H. BELLAMY. JOS' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLE iN DISTHICT.-By R. ALLAN WILLIS, Esquire, ctiuary.- Whereas, BENJ. STOKES, Commissioner in ulty, modo suit to mo to grant him Letters of Ad ulteration of tho derelict catato and oflects of J. F. LK: These are, therefore, to cito and admonish all 1 singular tho kindred and creditors of the said J. F. le, Into of Colleton District, deceased, that thoy bo and .ear boforo me, in tho Court of Ordinary, to bo held at Itorboro', on the thirteenth of December next, after pub l?on hereof, at 11 o'clock in tho foronoon, to show iso, if any thoy havo, why tho said Administration mid not bo granted. -en under my hand, this second day of November? .uno Domini 1800. It. ALLAN' WILLIS, rovomber7 wfl O. O. D. ?3- SOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLESTON DI8 CCT-IN CHANCERY-OFFICE OF THE REGISTER EQUITY.-NAPOLEON N. COSTE, ti urn, vi. ED RD A. BOLLES, GEORGE HALL AND WIFE, ANO SERS-BILL FOR PARTITION.-It appearing to satisfaction that GEORGE HALL and MARY ANN. wifo, CHARLES P. BOLLES and GEORGE E. RING, defendants lu this case, aro absent from, and resida ond the limits of this Stat?, so that tho ordinary pro i of tho Court cannot be served on them : On motion of iplainont'a Solicitor, ordered that the said defendant?, inoE Hall and Min? Ahn, his wife, Guables P. .les and Quoiioi: E. Rimo, Jr., do appear and plead, iver or domur lo this Bill, within three month* from publication of this oidor, or an order pro confuto will -ranted and on torc d against thom. JA8. L. GANTT, R.glater in Equity, Charleston District ovomber 2 fSLmo OT HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIB -.EWER has proved itself to be tho most poribct pre - itlbn for tho hair ever o ft o red to the public. is a vegetable compound, and oonUias no injurious lortlcs whatever. : WILL RE8TORE GRAY HAIR TO IT8 ORIGINAL .OR. will keep the hair from falling out cleanses tho scalp and makes tho hair soft, lustrous silken. la s splendid hair dressing. a person, old or young, should f_.il to nae it ? l8 RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST DICAL AUTHORITY. 9- Ask for Hull's Yogotablo Sicilian Hair Renower, toko no other. R. r. HALL k CO., Nashua, N. tt, Proprietors. it salo by all Druggists. Wholosalo by KING & C?SSIPEY, arch 1 thly* Charleston, 0. O. THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, CTBIilBHED IN WINNSBORO', a 0., AFFORDS A proflUblo medium for tho advertielng publio of rleston. o respectfully oollett their patronage tor our mutual .fit. GAILLARD, DE8POBTE8 k WILLIAMS. >vt> mbor 19