The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 25, 1867, Image 1
, . .VOLUME IV......ITO. 56Q. j1 " " CHAKL^ XT S. C., SATIJRpA.Y^M9RinNQ-, MAT 25, 1867. PRICE FIVE CENTS
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A *2???JCJ\&JXJC%JtT JQLULU.
Oar Cable Dispatches.
Lo?idon, May 21, r. M.?Consols aud Bonds im
proved 4< Tallow il'ccUuod aa. '
London, May 21? Kvoiiiug_Consola 03j. Bonds
73J. 10 . . t .
I.ivnnrooi.. May 2-1?Noon.?Cotton unchanged.
Estimated salua to-dav 10 000 bales. Tbo BrokorV
-Circular Rives tho iisloi of tbo ?eck at 09,000.
30,000 to exporters ; 2000 to ttpooulators. In purl
774,000. Including 4 0.000 Amorioa-.i. Bullion in
creased in tbo Bank o( Ihiglaud 418.000 pounds.
LlVEtiTOOL. May 24?livoniiig.?Cotton quiot.
Middling Uplands. 110.; Orl ans, lljd. Bales
10,000 bales, l'rovisions steady. -, . .
Washlngto*. News. !
Washtnoton, Mnv 21.?Tho Fresidont and
Mcaurd. Blauton and 'Mnuoborry had a prolonged
- interviow this morning. ' Y
Tho Custom reo\-i>!-i Trout lb 19tH to tbo118th
uro neatly (0,000.000. Tiro Internal Bcvcuuo ro
coiptu lo-day uro f j22,000. -
Tbo appoint mon t of su A1 slstnnt Treasurer at
Now rlenns still hangs fire. Tho vriuhos of high
officials clash regarding it. ' ' '
It is suupo-ed tb.it-'ho Jndicinrv Committoo
will Vtdjourn Oil tho 'l?t proximo. Tim impeach
ment proceedings nro regarded aa growiug clay by:
day more feoblo. A July.soesiou is considered ut
terly lmprobablo.
Quartermaster-Qonoral Moiprs his six months
lonvo of absoneo od account of ill health.
Tho offlciil report of tho Agricultural Bureau
for April says that tho prospoot for an unusally '
lioavy oroo of wheat Contimit?! avorable. I
Tbo Proaidont loaVvs on thn 1st, to ba in lUlcigh
on tbo it a Juno.
Judge Cbaao has grartod a writ of Error in tbo
United States 05. Josoph Bruin, whoso properly
was oon0.se tod bv Judge Uiidorwcod, a-: J ?n!d ,
during tho w.?r. Tho writ was grounded first bo- I
rouso j tlio District Court eo idotnnod and sold tho
absoluto ostato of the petitioner iu and to tho pro
fiorty. whioh judgruont was boyond tbo power or
bo Court to pronounce Bocoud. Tlio condemna
tion of tho propert. was for treason, of which tbo
party could not bo adjudge.1 guilty, oxcopt upon
(bo finding of a jury. Third. Tho procoodiiitrit;,
wore in Admiralty whon thoy should bavo boon.
.upon the Common Law.eido of tho Court'by lnfur
laatiou, and uot by LlboL
en. Fullortou w&sboforo tho Judiciary Com
mittoo to-day rogarJing tho routoration of lauds in.
Louisiana.
Mr. Ooo. Bright Washington, agont of tho Asso
ciated Press, wab boforo tlio committee, and naos- ,
tiouad regarding tho doings and Barings of tho
Fresidont during his Wo-tcrn toiir last enmmor. 1
New -York News.
New Yoin;, Mav 21.?A apootal to tho Post s'ays^
that additional ndVi?os shoir that tho tedvbriuheiil.
lia^no Byourifyi Itx.t?-o qaio of Frasor, TronMohn;*;
Co.'s fftiluro. *
A special mooting of tho Union League Club ban
boou lie d for tbo pinpoao of considering tho case!1
of flgrace Qpcloy baili?a Mr. Davu?. ? Ja.oliitions;
bf cohstirb wcro prei'intxl aiid rojaolod, but tbcyj
finally passed resolutions condemning tbo bailing,
but not dooming it proper ta stigmatize a mombci,!
tor such an act. Tuo moot Lug way violent and
stormy. '
Railroad Accident in Canada, ..,,..{
'WnirBT, C. W.; ?liy 91.?Four Qvrman' emi
grants wcio killed ana sovoral injured, and tbe
cars badly broken here to-day. ' '
Tho Sorratl 'Priai. !.'. :' .:
TonoNTO, May 21.?Qeo. Alburt Mason, an alleg
ed Mou thorn spv, and euspcolcd of having been;
connortcd with tlio osajnution, left in charge of a
detootivo, to testify ut tho Burratt case.
From Richmond.
' Biohmond, May-24.<?A boat upsot in tlio river
this morning, drowning Uichard 1'. Munden, otsgc
narponUr.nt the tl.eotxo, aud Goo. Bray. - .
1 From {lew Uil?ou?. ' ;
New Orleans,' May 21.?Tho' following platform
has been adopted by tho Ilppiibbcan.party of this
8 ufo: i'Thb roUiulib'ug Uio'lcfcyioa liy??alional aid.
Tha'aLohtiou or-tho-ooiXuh to xii.-J) the sugar in
terests of tho Stato to bo orulccted and fostered.
;> "CT" ;.''?,r9m-',*oTjUe. "j ' "r"
' -Mobile, May 21.?John \y,-parkrn?n,"^ofaultlrrg
President of, tho I'iret Na'iounl Bank of Molma,
oonflnod In (j Oabawbat jail, 'oucapod j?oetorday,:
plungod into the iiror and was urowiicd,
,Tbo Mayor of Mobi'o bas beau petitioned to cp
ptilntb^lt; of rh,6 pd(ic|lnion nogrpe?. .' <J.Vj^ j
Marino Intelligence. .. ,
New Yobk, May 24.--'lho ctoomaliips Glasgow.
United Kingdom and Iowa havo arrived.
Domestic Mnrllrtn.
.* .wonv.virjrpATnii. j
Nkw ?obk. May 24.?Blocks weak. Money Call
per cent. Storliog unchanged. Oold S7{. '02
couponB 109|al09{. Flonr moro steady. Wheat
dulL Corn Safic better. Pork firmer at $2310.
Whiekoy steady. Cottou quiet nt 27o.
'!' ' eventsO distatcix. '
Cotton firm and in good demand. Balo? 11800
bales at 27o.. 1'lour steady, prices unchanged.!
Whoat dull and drooping. Corn scarce. Mixoil
Western (new) $1 21al 20. lYoviBious firm. Mo&p!
Pork 823 121. Kloo qnht. Sogar closed aoliv?.i
Musoovado loin 114. Coffuo duiL Naval-BCoros!
quiot. Turpontino 62-63. Bos in Jia?S. Freights:
dull and diooplng. BtookB dull. Gold 87|:-;'62;
Bonds, regi?terod, 1UGJ; couponu 100{. " ' ', :
BALTiiionx, May. 2L?ColT.'i) film. Flour dull
and un oh au g cd. Corn heavy and supply fair. Pro-i
visions unchanged. Whinkoy, in bond, 33a33.
Cuioimf ati. May 24.?Flour in fuir doamnd. Corn
firmer and irregular. Whiskey dull und held at
82, 80 ottered. Mess Pork, $2t> CO. l<acon in good
demand. Shoulders. 0,. Bibbctl Bidu, Iii; Clear
Bibbed, 12; Clear Sidca, 12J. Lard fitm. at I2|al3.
Louisville, May 21.?Supcrtlno Flour dull; si
$0 60al0. Corn finnor. Mobs Pork, 822 25. Bacon
BhonlUors. $J 25nb 50; Cl .or. Sides, 112 CO. Lard, i
812 DO. Haw WblEkoy, $2 20.
, Nnw Or-i.eanu, May 24.?Soles 1500 bales and un- !
settled: Low midlUngi 211a23 ; iloceipts oi the |
week 41158 ogalhst 4800. ITio woelt'e export' 20,710.
Sugar- and .molasses nominal and unchanged.
Flont^-nb market to^bay." Corn quid'and flrnn at!
8117al 22 for ypllow' and mixod ; 81.25 forwhito.
Oato,'small trarjBeotlorisy03aOO, Pork dullUiVJ24 25.
W, fllU.U ^ttMQWJ.|UIU,INaWi .UlA y.i?i+>4?uwjrf AU. '
_rd quotod at 13o. for prime in Ucrcu?.Va^rlJii hi
8U?}????. m:, BV?rllng 4Ga50?; :V?v StSS;Bfthl
^4ak6\tt!af, t Tier SmU. dlacduBt. 1 1 iWfS
io^?v/?W bales qulol and'ulc&tly ; Middling
p\k 232J
rS5uB??,^ay2t--Salca 88 baies"; Bopclrli 63.
The market closed flrmbr ; MiOdlings 23J.'- '.i 1 I
' BaVABNABi' May 24? Cotton 1 ot>oned yery, Jloll
with Uttto?tnbuJi7, and clospd witu n botter Tool-.
Ing, but no sales. Middlings 24 ; Bocoipta 200.
,.U.ui* Mew.lork Letter.
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[vbom OUB MOULAS OOnBESPONDENT.j
Kbw Xobe, May 21.?Tho inaugural proceedings
or tho Grand Charily Fair for tbo boucllt of tho
Frotoitory^ for destitute CathoUocbildroQ camo off
Vntil iiigbt.'with' great cchit." Tho fair buihUng. to'
which I havo referred in apiovious letter, isani
immcuso Btr?atur?, ex te 11 din g Ironi Broadway. to |
Fourin'Avenue on .Seventeenth- streot, Tho into-;
riorot tho building ia magnificonUy decorated -
twonty-flvo Catbolio Churobcs aro ropreaonted
each by a table, on wh.ch ata.tho pr?t tient thingt
Irriaglnablo, and b'ohind which nro tho proltiont
ladiea imaginable, and when all these unimaginable'
arrangeqienta aro lit up at pjgbt by tho brilliant
light of hundreds of gas jots tho coup UVil.io^m
preaslvo, riot ' to say sublime. If persons of all
creeds 'and classes 'wonlu Maud By one another
aa do the' Catbolico, especially in bo?alf of tbo
osrrying out of any cbariUblo enterprUo,- it wou d
bo a good thing for tli0 world in general, and tor
the poor in particular. Whon any charitable
scheme is proposed - for'1 Ihe benefit of any such,
worthy instltnle as in Ibo proacut cseo, not only Ib
it seconded and supported by oO of tho Ci;(holies
B" omoelyce, but porsops of ovcry creed and class,'
owing that thn project must bo a tuoccss, attend!
tho fair or other onturtainmont, as the case may
bo, simply bccRiito or this knowl?dgo. "tt'is said'
that this fair will remain in operation at least du
ring tho entire summer, and that it is expected
that no , less than ?150,000 will bo resllarxl 'ere ft
cloBOsf. T h ivo not tho Bllghtost doubt but that
tbe net receipts will ovon exceed this amount.'1 ? : '
There may bo seme among your readers?there
ought tic', to be, but I am sorry to say. that tbo 0
fiiit only "ibhy bo but aro?thero aro some' among 1
itae road?fa of ' tho'Newh, who aro hot ignorant of
f ho f aot, (hat thoro .is a savago tiger on exhibition!
|p JInox'h building, ai tho cornor of Fulton and
|6r^W,,l?J^'M .".Ku biar Ir?vo." V/itb' tho
kfiowledgo that thoy havo bought and paid for, lot'
tliia bo added, frop of ohax(;o, Uiat tho tigor'n mouth'
1? blppdy, (hat a, torriblo lro(;rdy was onaetod yes
terday in tho den of thp save go, (and dishonest);
h^ast, The etprx fW'WWri Bff?feV wPro>7f<ho
report of a piatol, a rush room " Number Five,"
tho o?rpot soakod id human gore', human brains
soitberod about ; on tho floor, U10 horribly- dls-j
jfigmed_oorp8o of a young man., '. ?bo tn'or?l of 'tho'
e tory is found in a no to taken from tho poohoi of
tbo enlolde and which roads 'as follows ?, ' ' "1
"fione1 by my own wicked hand, canro?do
""P'Kif?? 5y^pUyM1? faro bank. And .noy tho Al
mighty Ood nave morcy on my srinl." ' !
c-?^r? & : ' :.? i c.xi A?.vhJtm&^ !
... Jl Olp pioo?nx8-?ihom, lirtfrot to say, I have
. old hnratjug?ii old DiooiaiEs b^'boVn-'heroi W
day* ago and passod,]^, c?fu^;^'|pf?urji'^Vo.'
nr->-?ud ,ahi teenth ntrcot, lamp in hand, ba
.?fcilMf'.hjr?i."fottnd en honest boy. and also an!
3!ix vjOHOijoiuir f.-aiJ..tj:.aio .vr :.itf..t
%tM sill av.rlo fiis.-.Ji'-. crtl>j ??ili&i e;f.it.?; Jt
. t? X?tiriliu'i .???b-.'t,/W i-'i i./Ulli.?)
.-?~?nviu? w uu gici Jimor KDO
ngrood with hint to return the money to tho woll
man who had tost it,"and who' advertisod therefor.
Tho woll man gavo flvo hnndrod aollara to tho:
sick man and Inn son, besides kindly Bonding a;
physician to tho former, to minister to hia body:
diacasod.
Old Total Oartr?which, cons Idoring that I em i
addressing mysolf to Oharlcatbnlaus, Is equivalent '
to siyi g oldSlouam? to use tho oxprossivo lan
guago of &lim Jeski Wbxn, bias boon,'at bio old
'tricks end manners,n and though ho is declined
into tho valo of yoare, bcinpr tbreo score and ton,
ulna throo, bo still indulges In a practical Joko now i
and then. Tbo old gonUomsu's last aud best in
his going round to tbo income collector's office,
and with si serious faco, and yot with' s ploasont j
h mile thereon, stating that ho bad como to receive ]
two hundred end IIfly dollars due him by tho Gov
ernment. "For what," said tho collector. "Why,"
rejoined ?loman, ''you havo eont'mo. a notico to
pay ? tax on an incomo of one thousand dollars or
over, now my in como is under to tho amount "of
two hundred and fifty, and I "want tho balance."
Tho oollootor frowned and looked at tbo old mau,
who, ho\rovor, kept, his o?unlchanco, and added :
that he could wait a littlo for the mono/, wharo- '
upoh tho ooUoot?r 1 rnjied ajniacjvlpefl ?tf?toSr alt.
To keep up-ttae Joko Wo old man'promiboM't'o oall
again in a fow days, and loft tho offioo quiotly
,'sughiujf in his sleero, sad shaking like'. ? bsg!_of
calves'foot Jolly sot op fori alow eomlb part in "a
pantomime. . , if j j
Tho Third Avenue tragody turns out to be a
murder - and not a suioido as had boon Aqipfrf
pd. Tho m a n 1) a vis, who, na I info nn cd joil Ini nl>'
test, was euppO30d to h*yo .oameaittod. suioido,
wns, ns it appears from the verdict of the coron
er's inqjost,' murdorodb'y Dr. 'noasNDXBOSB, who
had robbed hi in of his wife, ; and hor of hor good '
namo (?) and happlncssl Dr. Bosexdsbobd will
be tried for tho murder,' ami is how imprisoned inj
tho Tombs, , . . , , , . ,
I fear 'that this letter will bo ai'Bboft'as tho la
dies' drosses, as worn hero at proaont, j and. jet'
must ? moll it in its soml-bloomor cost Arno, foi it:
lacks bot a fow minutes of the hour appointed for
tho groat chess match between ' Ospatln MacIIzh
zik and 0. H. St?hlet, and, as choss is one of my1
hobby borsos, I mustsoo the intellectual fight on.
tho ohcquo.'cd floldJ
Morn ncit time from . MOTJLTBIE.
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t . NSW ltOO It H. -, \
"OhVhb Dtiaim.'' by TJxr.TnotA Auiasacq, tranDlatod
by". F. k Uomtrrr. Leipzig, I847, Bsndiard Tiuch.
nits. For sala by John Huuscll. ' . \ %
Tho eclobratod European re-publisher, Baron <
rAurarorra, has. given us bore tbo first of a no -v
juries or his very beautiful lu tie P.nfll^h-ycfluries ;
this tLmo t!?oy aro to bo translations'of greet Gor
man cotcmporary \rritora of flotibl. Now, when
intercommunication botwoon Germany . and
England and America is becoming move n?d moro
fncilo and general, n, do man 4 for such .books will
warrant tbo issue of large ?ditions, Tho fsouhdityi
of th? Oormsn press. has become provdtblal ; and '
I thore nro among them many first-rate ' writer<. ;
These uro read with groat, avidity by Germ ana tho1
world over. Many of theso works are .eyed re
published in very handsome style In Now.York or
Philadelphia, Ant}, whon, Germans bogin'yto talk!
I so enthusiastically of AuEnEAcn, Pesitao,' Gutz
kow, Luwal?, Ltoi.TL?, SritLjiAocN, etc., ?U dis;
tinguishod coteniporary \vntei s of notion, it is but I
natural their English or American Mends'1 and;
neighbors should have an interost owakonoci in
favor of tho works of those maslore. Wo hope, :
thercforo, .that, encouraged by tho bucccsb
of tho prfcsont' venture', the ' Iwipzig pab-i|
lisherh may loci warranted in grtibg
long and continuous sortes of all' tho
I bast works, as they apposr in Germany. Heft if I
I we may be permitted'a word of edvico, we would '
j caution them in tho choico of tb,oir translator),
la a rule ihoro aro very fow literary moncapable,of.I
making a ?ood translation , who will subject them-''
j selves to tho drudgery of auoh labor. The book ]
I before us, "On th? Heights," which : wn havo read;
lia uiiginal Ooniiau, v'Aur dur 3 echo,-) ls|
badly .LrAoalalud. It In too literal,, and therefore
'often' ii?nicly, and nut unfrequontly BU al??got?i?r
to convey.tb^o dilicato shades of gentiment, pathos!
or 1 minor'found In Ui?'liilAiitablo style 'if Ab'tn
BACBL
)Vo road this story in tho original during lAi.t
'year; and, to say wo wero qU'armsd with it .will
'convey bqtan inadequate Idea of tho exquisite en-,
joymentthe perusal of this book afiforded us, au
hyperbolical oxprosslons of proiso or censure aro
-d) too cxiiiimoii, so that'when jvo reall3',; aiid in ocp
riooa oarnost aro d?sirons of expressing ourselves)
dupcrlatholv, wo find to our dijm'ay that tho nr
uiamontorium has long since been exhausted, Tho
London Tirnn', In its no ti co of this book', Bays that!
''no tier m an book over published has boon so wide?
ly and so eagerly read." This io high praiao and
from ,o competent sourcej, . Wo fully endorses it,
and recommend tbo work to all ouf friands.
Wo shall not attempt to give the story, nor even,
an outline of ltf.v Nor shall we proceed to eriUclso I
it, for.tha( were a work of Bupexerogation. Ar/rn- j
niCit stands 'ai the head of' Gorman' wntors of'1
prose fiction. His.tome is universal, and crltioismil
.from us, ; jor .from, tho optiro newspaper, press. in
America, would afleot, him as IUUq .. ,n it would
Dickbns or VioTon Hnao, ^o, vre adviao onri
roaders to pnrahkso iho book and read, and assuro;
thorn that thoy will bo amply repaid, first) iu tho
interost of thp story itself, and secondly in Uio in,-'
eight Jt .giye's. Uiom ''into o?tejnriorary ^lorman
Court life,'i n'rt German'thought and sentiment,
Of Gorman lifo and manners, so faitl)folly iUnstrs;
tod In t ho novola of tbo^BarohesB TAtrri4aos, and:
by Boss 'BeovthpT' 'ftncTiriiny othcr'wri tors of tho '
I day, we havo hero, but little. . Auerbach is eyer
"on the Heights," deals almost exclusively vrith
the lofty, in thought or station, and if by hap
hazard ho sometimes descends to tho- a flairs of
common life, thoy ore bo thoroughly idealisedthat|
a*o boou forget .thai they..are supposed to ocenpy
tbq samo piano with ns, and, in spito of ourselves,
look ypon thorn as the creation of a fairy fsbrio.
,'ihe ispen? ja supposed to ho In Bay/ma, and the;
late King Ijqvis (of LOLA U?irrxf notoriety)
generally .considered, to have sat fpr.tho pioturo of
tho hero, Those who aro thoro uglily ?ui vers ant: I
with the c7i>'0iiivtK! ectinrfa/cujfl of that day and
placo, can donhUeos itientlfy all*or r.early all the1
charaoterB of the novel. But this la by ho rtieansj
nerf. a?jiTy for a proper approolatiou ?f tho >no^lja
of the story.
As wo have thus douiod oursolvoa and our road
ors Uio ploosnto pf ruuping pyer thd outlinb of the
story (which wo may perhaps give some other'
timo),-wo will com pensa to them by giving a sketch
of tho author, published In 1651, which we abridgoi
and translate 'from a roro 1 volnmo, 'onti?dd'
"J?dischon Atlicuroum." 1 ;
' 1 sketch of T1H AUTH0B'.'
Berth old Auerbach was born'of Jewish parents'
at^?torohstoU6nA *
won't'I
wardti ujwn tho'?sU'blishm?at of a Jo wish edh'ool, I
ho went to It n.8 paronta- designed' to' m'okb a
llahbl'of him, and the boy busied htm3elf from his'
most tender years with'tho study of tho 'Talmud.
At 18. he wont to tho taimudloal seminary Of tho
Kabbi at Heohlngon, where be remained 37 years, i
and then continued thosi) Hobrow, Ohaldalo and
mystiooi etndlosduring throe more yearn at Hst|s-:
nihe. But ho at tho sunc time also fortdnatoly
htmllodf,Latin; In' -1830 ; ho " won? t_toj i tjie
'Gymnaslnni In fat n't gart, and In Tubingen
ho studied philoaophy. la.. j 18!I3 ho went,
to Munich where ' ho hoard Bcbcliing (known j
to English readers principally through t/olindgo's :
wriliugs), but for political reasons soon wont back
to H tint gart, and In IBM ho wont to the University '
of Hoidolborg. Ho was a radical in hia studoni .
days, and his nohtlcsi oXToncesi brought' blm two '
moutbs' oof.nnomcnt in tho fortress of Hohon
aspcrg. In 1838 htVwont to rrankrort, in 1840 to
Bonn, and then to Montz.. In 1813 ho lived to Ber
lin, and In 1815 in IxrfpBlg. In 1848 he visited
published a dotnllod ncooupt' of tho fiocnoa atid
ovents h?hid vTifjidasod: IpTWJ lid wbrit to Dros
' Tali"*"
? Coo
kin
of?ce. In which very comfortable berth h? h to from
mnia An^roaeu was Dom oi jowian parents'
^Ihls'h^ld'vUis^^^
at llrst ipto thp Christian school,. hnt after-'
published a dotnllod account of 'the fiocnoa atid
ovonta h? hid wi'ji?asodi lit 1W3 lid wbrit to Pros
don ; end If we ore noHiiii?token hp phUhiwl ?, tew
yoai-e afterward a posltl?ri nt tho friifJiUn Oourl of
''Roador to tho jprlnoessea," ?or fsvno kindred
ofilce. In which very comfortable berth ho h to from
year to year alnce boon engaged In' wr)ling excol
lont romanoes, and In forgotiing that he had over
hoonnn onfbnslastlo demoonif...,v
His first attempt at. authorship was a hlitorioal
roinanoe ."apiootM,," published in 1887 ytoU
by hla best, though loiat known book, l,M<,T
oiid Poet," (Vi??erund A'ai^fYaann) pto h'
which lastrikmcd ' Bt?ry^i? t'hg 1 Bros^u ^opl
H| MOf eA |priralmjft^,ra oo(?^por,lr>,.?atti?
jllosophfer Moses Mendelssohn. /Wi.* -
I rJpiuoz.V! .'cad bim lu iW) to uaaalate tho entire
I. work of ? that great thinker from the- Ia?u lp,lg
Oorman. -V ?.? \-next ..'> ?a /?Ab
'5lthl
lions of which woro issued ?t the four y oars follow
iug. Thousafiih) and t^uiIsAticis: of copies of
fctM a*.-i>M. ?u< ,i; b} t,)Uiiij,M?t*).\*.v> i?
,V.Al/.0>ft31 t .1 '.^i''~il
M.ti.,f ,J^v.*-llaI ' ?.'<??
' _ . " ?;"'. . '- v , . " - \
inoy iitiro gen oral ly boon considered,' cortai?.. ,
oil Hont intentai readers, as holding tho mirror iq
to nature ; but wo foci bound by candor also not k
Withhold tho mot that no havo. * ten tt, ri]>ottcil
that tho peasants of tho vU!ano3 itnniortsiizod in
tlioso raid taloa' have foli tbomselvcB ..ruuoh tip
grieved by hia manner of p 'itraymg thorn,, and, it
10 8aid,'roso la arma ogoioat liiuii and d&vo litm
away,, when. Oil ? vdalUto. the i t plaOo.-->n?nrt>v?>r
this bo, tho taloa oro dolightful reading, uni ko
nir. thing plan wo know, of oituor in English, Fronch
oriTcruiau. In 1815, '10 and 47, bo published in
Karlsruhe an Annual "Der Oovattorsrnannn ("The
Hponaor,1') in tho sauio popular stylo and dialect.
His noxt bOok \"Die I/rau Profos-aorih'' onjoved tho
rnro honor of being translated by Dr. Wbowoil.
w io soldom slopped to pluck auch flowers along
tho paths of litci aturo. , , -1. ? i t j (
.Auerbach alno triod hla hand at tho drama, and
published' two I tragodica/ ''Andreas 1 Hofer"- and
' Alfro 1," but thoy did not moot with a cordial r*>
coption, oituor (ton tho oritlcs or tho more candid
and apprcciatlvo public. Non omnu omnea.poi
umua. ' ; ' ?' '. .', V
Of Autrui ach'.i career and writings, during tho
past ?ftoen yoara, wo know nothing bqyo what wo
havo indicated abovo. Hia lost work, "Auf dor
llooho," tho novol now bofore ua, la pitched In a
far liigbor koy, written in a. moro 1 ambitious
strain, than any of hia previous work*, and, It
would soom, has mot with tho most distinguished
success. 'The book la to be found at Mr. Jon*
Rumsxi/b book store.'' ''. .'.'
Tr tu sei ok Tim O?aiT and bis FamUj?en Historical
Ko tot : By Ij. ?Uhlbach. Translates iCSq la.*' Oar
man by Mrs. Cbaprain Coleman and hur Daughters.
Maw York : D. Appl-ton at oo. 1037.
/AVjotndr'.of ,tbo legion Vorio's v\ thp Fni^cio
novels. Thoy diminish in interest by rogu.ar gra
dation. .Wo hare bid onougb of Fw-.ds.iuo ~nay,
moro than ' onougb j and should very much prefer to
read about eomobody olao for a while. Tho small
talk- of a Gorman I court - of the lia t century, and
tbo gross, half barbarous, half French vioo and
immoral.ty thon in fashion can bo of no manner of
profit to tho prosent generation, and affords but
lit lo ontwtqlimiont even.. \Vhon*Wo aro thus pO*i
tlvn in calling tacao "hiatorlcal novolu" tuiproQta
b}o reading, ' wo haro. of conrteo ; ri o reforonc0 to,
the ir effect on tho pu ru?e ci thor of writor or pub-1
lis h or, for by all accounts tho books havo found a
Tory good Bale, and pay' handsomely, For the
benefit of suoh of our readers, howovor, aa disa
gree with us in our verdict upon tho merits of Mrs. ]
Clara M?ndt as a writor of his!orioal romance,
wo will otato that tho Appletohs havo an exten-.
Bivo and continuum banquet o this sort of pabu-j
I'-.m in etoro for thorn, no.loss than oloyen more]
each nuvida Doing announced as in press, or in tho.
hands of translator, printer or binder, The fol-,
lo^gArqifhdttiles: (/ftfilcMS^&S :
t TwOlife?Pathi: - trCd.. ? aivlf.fx
Tho H tory of a Millionaire-. -i
'j Emporor.I^poldll^'ahdHiBTlm?. t;i'"?''
'. EmpreBM Josopbine,
Bopolpon ip, Qprmany,,:, 1 ..
onry .tho Eighth.' bo . - -
Prlnco Euirono and Hla Timo. < -i-.-'-i
Tho Oroat Elector and His Ohudren. V
Louisa of Prussia.
. Pnupt Houjowaki, or. Frederick tho Great in
Bbb?mia. ?. . Ii? .
. Old Fritz and Modem Timo. . - ' I .
;-'It'lB, peirhaps. but fa r, in conclusion, to stato
tb?t tb cm! MuMb?oh novoLi havo created-no son
aatton in Germany, and but littlo in England,
and that to our Confoderato aoldiora belongs the
honor of having tho moriU of "Joseph II.," which
was the drat of the series translated and published
during tho war by a Mobile honso.
--. 1 r/.n
- viuibir iii:.i:tim) at camdhn.
Ibe paradon ^<mrr?o<. tfThuradAy jrivfcatho toi
lowing ropoit ot a pnblio meeting hold in that
village im la?t Saturday : Si .' ' ; -
Woeuup ao thcro werg upward of three hun
dred person proaont/ronroaanling b^tb.'raccs ver
noarly equally..' W. D. iloDittail, Eeg.[. waa called
to Uio dhair, and J.'A. Schr?ck rennt?-.led to ao* as
ScoroUry. Tlte mootidg wa-i adqrossod by tho
'IfoO.'Jaa.'Choanut', Goj. J.'B. Eorahaw and Odo.
Jno. D.. Kennedy, Iter. Vf. 11. Randolph,.-of
Oharleston, (oolotod) lie v. Boa. I-awaouj (oaorCd)
and John a. Chc-Btnut, loo] idd). "v
Tho tono and temper of tho m eel log appeared
(o b? aa good ae could havo boon oxpoot?rL"Ben-i
Umo'n,ts'ol peaco and harmony woro heartily a,.
rlauded, and condor ccrmpols us to tdmit that ex
treme lladfcal propo'gittoAJ mut with c bebiningly
favorablo rocoption. Gen. CbQ-jnut waa aa ta.tor-j
- fr-pioniT, d?/uin-itt ?na itnTijD*,Arvo'lo lls
fajoB at 1?rnft" liighly _t?l .I'unpt, notwtlh
[g'th'o inhorcnt ombarrBssment of hia posi
tion.
Oon. Oboenut said be camo to oplaiawiodge their
compliniquf,. ant]/ ?1 rcqtiQat^xl, 'to joili ih tin ir
coundlls. For two years, in poaoo'and amity, wo
bad Loan onq people, pursuing common parpoac?
thd.oomul?to chango
hau tpon onq people, puraum
jvnd pbjopl?, nvtfitriBtBiidinir
modo in our former legal rela
igai relations. Why has this
boon? becauao our intoroats aro identical. Wo
con and ought to con tin uo to be,ono pooplo iq tho
fntufo: if-wo live together at all it'muHtohd
shditld lui ou tri ends, We' cannot Uvo together as
enetnieu; ho had beard that thoy bad been aedu
oualy taught that the native white, race .In t Jla
htato was tbo coloredman'a natural worut ondmy,
and should do regarded bv them' with suspicion,
din trust and animosity. - lie proceed ;d, to show in
a (variety of--ways, (and In ,* . nitiht ; oonolu
sivo manndr, 'friat thord was no ground
for such aBsertlonsi .that under nil tho oircum
HLanc.oS 'to ibo' Ihoir onbmjr, woul 1. bo.nnnatnral.
irrational and wit non t a cau.-io, and tb re fore noxt
to impossible,' He then proceeded to ipqniro if
thoro waiMtliy rcaaoB why' thBy shduld be enemies
io tuo native whito ra e of. tbo B?uth. . Was it be
cause we had onoo been masters and held tbom in
servitude?...If thia be the real cause, and if tbo
wrongs which had boon done thoir raou must how
bo avenged, thoy must enlarge tho indictmont, and
embrace' much of- tho - civilized earth'?Franco.
England, aud many of tho Northen States them*
bolvda. Those for tho moat part brought, tbo wild
African, packed'llko h'orrihgH, across tho titonny
ocean, and ?old them. to our an?pstora fur gold".
Lot them share alto your distrust and animosity if
such 7d0iing.be at all noce^eai-y ; bnt it is not,, 1 v
Vfta it -hedauso we had treated thorn In ail un
kind or un tri en d-y manner since tbo period'of
emancipation? He Bald, look to the facta and Judge
for yoarsolvoa. Aro not'many, If not '.rqoat of (is,
npl? on the- verge of riijn frnrr) opr'cfforl0 toBupply
the wants of many Pf j?u ffhq now bear me? . No,
th?ro is roally no - good cans0 for onniity belwoen
ua; your true policy is with tho present and the
future. You have fri.ntla both North and South.
Ho advised thorn tp throw AKay neither. If
the Northern man" comes to Uvo among you,
and will give you h gber wagos and better
ratio 'u .and an easier pl.ico.- gp witb, him; ap>
ply,, tbo. sa'mo: rulo to', tho Sontpcrk.' ta*n> bb
foruvlflilff :ydu- ffiiU find out1 your Mends'. Ho
told tupm they dad been made free'by tho results
of thO war, and that OoDtfrosa had endowed thorn
with great privileges; We aocmid ce in them ad. If
ho \voro a. freeman himself, he would welcomo
them to the, ranks of fretdom, but being only a
prisoner on parolo uo could wist) thpnV God apeed
authqir uow paroor. Upon the 'manner In which
'thuy ?houia use their tew privileges would do
pbbd thoir future proapurjty. Ho cautioned them
to act with nioderafion.1 Vnhfablw?B wiadom; and
whe^^h^^ie^earnji^i^^^
In {he meantime, he urged tbom to atiok closely
to their work, make provisions for this year, and
itho noxt, they know well how. rriuoh'Uio/ nood?d,
without th'b .thoy vrould nevor bu-independent.
Liberty waa ono thing, iodept-ndonoo a.nqtber.
Tbey (night bo 4? freo ay air, but without rab
stance, or t<i? means of ?ubaietenoo thoy would
beeomo also as thin as air.-. - . < v-usd J?. 1
Ho advised them also not to commit themrelvea
hurriodly to any party on questions, of, federal
Fiulloy, to keep their minds open and seek ifubrma^
Ion from all quaitora, to Bien no -piedges to any
party, for as boon as thoy did thoy became bond*
men, ceased to bo free in thy capacity to think (or
thbrriaoVtf* afid.a?t according to* th'6Hoiih*ictit)n>.
'Ho 0jpl%iOo<\ t,v them tho rqi?oiiB wny thoL adioKl
party wera s<f anxious to commit them no v, lie
advised Qiera to rooouetriict Jbo iSUtto first and
then t uni thoir. itlo??cn la (questions of federal
politico ; he explained to them that their Interest
In the main, would bo agricultural, which would
best bo Btibsorvod by ooonomy in tboGovernnioht.
by low duties, modorato taxes. &o. to oxplsln'tld
to' Ihem' the evil cllocta upon fhbir we!faro,.of 'rH??
criminating l?glslation, pr?hibl^iy dfttlwV- biKlt
tariff Ac. and advised them, in futu'o lo join that
party jthlou would beat uromuto thoir iutoroati.it:
Ho w*rnod .them against the efforts that were
being made to place the two native racea tn an
tagou am to-fa:h otboi, to divido tho State'by 'a
Bhp.ul? rcizard ?? cuniesarioa pf evil,'as enemies to
themriatypa and to bdmauity all porsons, whito or
colored, who sh juld 80 conned or act as to bring
with jffi S-^Ba-H-S BUM
WtsSkX thou
new osreer;
their rightx. not ab^gft-thdlr atellfti uhd,or' tho
\V*. ifot?ujilofl.lLUputt.?i^iieji^^
ptcjrtdicos aud all tvil ?onnaollora. thoy would oon
ttnao.to act in tho future as thoyhad sooonlitably
MM iw two yoaxa p?*a.'ftnd by indottrf, .lptoa(rtty
and l good ooi;d not, accum nia10 mean a -. to - aecuro
Uio^mforta of their fAtnili^ on? tho O?ncitloaof
Uonoral Eershaw thanked tbo colored man for
tbo opportunity afforded ot addresBhig tbo
for the oonfldeiicp which i
Mi In^SP wmlfi^mmi1b5imio.?tank
^li?trv'f?r welcoming'him to tho priyiiogo of (reo
spocoh in their proaence.' - Itbod boon'intirmtod
to him .that .many ot tbom wero offended,
they hid not before been approach ud by tho whiter
with- jJolitlbAl 'OIa^sitSiJl,'f Ho, tor hiruaolf, had
folt-that'hp bad, np right to thrust bh opinions
ayori thtjru unaot^lit. "ilioy hart' hah\ th.olr pwn
whites,
?nd/ftCaW.<mvifW,? no nioro right to
Uitroia -uiKin ?uoa sji uOaoerobly unbidden, than
uporl OtM Ol thoir toclal enter tain men ts. Hi* prc
docosBorbadlonhlm bnt littlo to nay. Tho pro
position vlhiohhdtti'ak?coOTerb tho wholo ground
?tho nooosalty- ?f ^hirfnony' betwdo'd ^the.two
IcbuU?wtAxUl? uhlood acuhrr.saU' t-j>anl 0 ?oo
.->u'i..- tCiMtn Jt>:;uut* if. ? W4w - * t
p MHVlA .'riV.M<*Tl:i ' in--"'..
V, /. ,.-..-.. - :- '. .!;< ;;. ;??tiSSffi?
E' Io to whom tlioy o wc J o re iab-r-wlth, whotn they
ad booriassociated from infancy, in Ino most af
focliouato relations ^hich iiiit nntsido of tho na
tural tica of blood. They have b .oii taught tobo
liovo thrvt tin South hid crud a vi, 1 them, and tho
North had rrrod thom;,, lint th y should stick
to tho mon who broko tin chain. , Tho South
dla not telislavo thora. 'jRlt\l colony Of. 8011'.li
Carolin nioro Uian ' a ceatury ago, onaoted a
law , prohib I inn tho , introduction of. idavcry
byro. Thia law JH annulled by tho BrUieh
Oovcrn'uiout.' lavorv m thoa foro jd upon
South Carolina, and booame part of her ayn tom
against her will. Tho North did not tnako tho war
to froo tho alavp;-- That motivo woB..dl aTowod.
In he nt on i her l -5 !, Mr. LlncrJn o To rod tho South
tho alternativa of roturnin* to tho Union proaorv
ing slavery, or of continuing tho war at tho risk
of emancipation. As Into as, Deccobor 1B04, or
Jaliria'rv' loCS, whp;i. our orn>o woro worn and nist
od from long ui'6, abd tho T rJ cannon li naree from
frnqnant thunderings-when successful inTading
armies swopt rosintloss our tho laud, and tho
Soul horn ranks had boen Wot a dawn to raero Hkolo
tons. tho Baum terni*' ml ft Ul liavo boon made and
tho Union restored with al avery. Hut wo - fought,
not r Ml ^rj/b t 'i r.llft nghl'olj bolt govcrn
nieut.'aild wo fought Ubil (Otho end.- It ia tn Tain
to rorer to tho poet to embitter fooling botweon tho
racos. Two hundrod yoars ago, tho .African raco
Stood SH lb had jdouo fvrr three thou md years be
foro, a raco or avagoa - on their . nativo ahoroa,
wurehlppiug (Jobi aud,foti Doa.r -Wo, now. behold,
under (bo Sprbvidehoo ht (Jod,' .finir millions of
irocdmon on tho American oontinont, intoUigent
worn hippo ra of the truo Ood. tho only ."icopt-on to
tho goner I oopditton of tho African raes ousting
on th face, of tho arlu. TtUeu yon .aro Uvtgtu to
bo oxcitod against tho whito raco, by a rohoaraal j
of tho crimes of al Tery, roraerabor that your
Sresent onltgbtorfmbnt has boen ono or ita roeults. |
nt wo ha YO to doti with tho. prosout and tho lu- ]
turo, not the past. Ho wv nerd to aa h urr hem 1
that their whito (nonda obbcodod to the tull oz- I
tout, thoir rights ander tho reconstruction Acta,
l'hoir freedom and oufra ohisomont waa establish
od; what would tUoy do willi it?. Tito entro
prosperity of tho peonlo of -outhO roliiia depend- ]
cdunoulhoDuocoasof agricultural purmiitn. Upon I
this tho happiness and welfare of both races do- j
ponded. Their interacts woro thoroforo identical; |
nothing ooold bo good for ono raco that would not I
bo good fur tho.other. Tue spirit of hatred and I
I oppression, of, ilise rt-d, suspicion nud distrust en- I
I pondered between thom, would bo fatal to the I
I best interval* of both, ,TtiO nco'plo of the South I
I denied thom no single, legal right which their I
I opponents oould offer them; they had ben tempt-1
I oil with tho offer of lands as ho had hoard: there I
I was no pow r under the constitution oi the United I
I Staten to doprivo any per ou of .his property with- I
I out doo pronos a af law; they oo ld ozpect nothing I
I from," th i? prpfnlae. fl wis a dojuaion and a marc. I
I S nee thou'thoy could obtain nil tho r rights by I
I acting in concord and -.harmony with their noigh- I
I bora, whoro waa tho rJocoqwiiy of Juinihg UtnrankB |
I o a party who Hiing lit to now di oord hi tho land? J
I Oar dostinice aro, nui tool fur ''weal or for woe;" it j
I wau for thom to, ((o termino who ttl er thuro should j
I bo pea co 'and pro a parity, or onmlty, anarchy nd I
I ruin, deo, . ,. .1 , ' ': '. . .. .. i I
I Mr. Randolph followed, oxpresainq pleasure at I
I many of tho eontunonta ho had heard, said that if I
I tho whit is adopted tho rudioal nUtfcrm, thors wan I
I no need for any dirinion botwocn the racea, bat If I
I thoy woro consorVattvo and sought to abridgo tho I
I rights of tho negro, theto would be division. Al- I
I ludod to tho position of Clov. parry so *n example I
I of conservatism. Bald Hud if his oounso was adopt* {
I od hore would bo confiscation; &o.;'perhaps a war
I of raccH, in which hO believed tho nigr would bo j
succeasful. A tnUtcd that the first Bottlers- hero I
I bad nut tjeen lu favor ol slavory. but that after- ]
I warda in 1783 whon tho constitution was adopted, I
I South Carolina was or' retaining it, and had over ]
linen uphold lt. Admitted that tho North did not I
I fight to freo tho Uro. but that God overruled thoir I
I pur poses and MM thowar that direct um at last, |
I That the North, auoeoeded so soon os UiBy mada [
I lhat their object, That Hr, Lincoln in . his heart I
I always deairod ,bObr freedom,'said tho colored peo- I
I clO we.ro in tub majority in South Carolin , aud had I
I tho poWbr : advised tneni tobe rrlore magje,jl;doua I
I to tho whit ! than they had-, boen, and concluded j
j with panugyriod upon, the republicanism of hia I
[ party, I
j nen. Kennedy followed, and ia sui atanco. Hftld : I
I "Ho fort that l e ondd address thora as frionde. I
I Ho waa born and reared amone thom. Ho felt an I
I intermit in them; ' Theif co iduct prior to and dur- I
I lug the war, bad boon bizhly cqmmoudablo ; also I
I since. They woro now placed I'D a roost rospou'jl- I
I bia position, 'Thoy viere endowed with citizen- |
ship. .; Ho defined it. It.w^wUh 'them, ta moot I
I lbw rcsponaibillly. ' Thoy could make it a hiesunj I
I or a curse. Aa t l uii-.elf. ho did not feel the least I
I desire to abrido their pVivilbgos. Ho would not I
j pqt them back ono stop; no sensible man desired I
'I it.i What waa .done moat bo ooiopted. If por- I
I milleu to register, ho intoaded to do uo, and ii to I
voto, to voto ' for fi con rent ion. Ho count j
II soiled .thpm to do al), In their piiwer toi
I makoj themselves / w^rthj; o|.'thoir .now .bara I
: prinlogo : to Join no party at ' ta J uno ture. \
llioy worn bot ffropajld ik tot to'dia^ifidnnte aa i
I to tho oi^ft of pt^rfifg! liMUe, So 'aiold.for
\ tho present. Federal politics aa much aa possible; I
J in voting for mon to a convention, to voto for tho I
I proper sortofineuj to scrutinise now frionas; to I
I nial .o hus ie blowly; tu ' becomo educated; to mako
money; to be. mun:, th t the whito aud'Oolored I
I man's (ntorest ia ldonliool; that thov mast stand
I shoulder to shoulder; that they uhould make oom- I
I mon causa; thora ahould bo no divinion. Ho rf as
prepared to guarant. 0 thom their: righla. Ho said I
I furl her moro, their career was in tho future; the I
past \raa gone, Twaa. uaeletu to rooall that past; j
I they ' woro free, and ocbupiod' tho positiou
I thov do, and that mp. aumclont. Twas uce- I
I lesa to recall the post history of . lavery. It roa a I
I dead iasuo. No man can account for the Tarions I
I changes In thia country. Tho f .ct-stands ont be- I
I fore us; ita reason wo mar not fully enmprbhond. I
I Lot ns act on .t aa a fMl, le,t tia, do tho bo.t weoan. I
AB to r, war of raies, lie deplored tho .very idea of I
I stich, a thing, it was perfectly abhorrent, il was de- I
I atructian. Ho (lid - not entertain audi a thought, I
I for it was unnatural, Ti.oro should never'be any I
I necosAUy it, Amity, harmony and identity of in- I
I irrest botwocn tho ? races would yet make the old I
j S ato bud mid ? blossem aa tho rose. Ho would I
I take pleasure.'at any timo, 11 ciiu..uoJinx 'them to I
I tho boat "f Ins ability- - Thoy munt not bo too ana- {
I pioioua or'too - credulous. In conolob(Ou; he in- I
j ^ille OB? blS^prp 9efr u^cl of^e^-f^T^' |SS I
I ^WK ton l wBOn%UoweoV m i apocijfi' t ajso- !
I terized by eurong sense, oxoollant fee lin -, god
I taste and Judgny}nt, nd. groat originality andi
I humor, Ho apoke In atiaina of manly pride of hia I
I po varty, and that of bia bro thron-of . his detonni
! nation to woik out hia destiny ; by honesty, indus- I
I try and j ou t co, to mend hia fortune B, to ont roouoy I
I in his- purse, and thoa to buy himself a haine I
I when he waa 'ready to buy, h had no doubt he I
I could pur imro oomo of ino br ryl acres or, some of
I hi whito ffi iifT-)'. apa ho had no doubt,'when |
I ho" pulled out bia money, ahould lt provo I
I not 'nullo ; enough; good fooling 'would I do the I
I real and bb woulil get bia laud; said General I
ISoott told thom- iu Sumter, that this was I
I tba only way to get land; bold they want-1
{ od to trust tho white man, and;aid do it,.-.put wqre |
a {ittlo afraid of him yot; said' a ruoof thom wore I
hko'lho man-who vouhl not 1 haudio o'llvo soaVe
I After hjg (aimq wore drawn, but. only when his I
I bead was offjTlibt tho trusted thom, and would by- I
I bor 'with thom1 lo promoto bamion'y and good I
I foaling, and raino up South Carolina from thu dutit I
I -Wmako her field f tcom with com, cottr tt arid, rico, j
I and causo fi cr to bloom and praspor,. ]
I John uhontnut .w.is .tJ,ou OtUlod on j bald bo was
toot prtipsrvd ta moko A epooob, but went on -o
rnahoeoinorOmarKi ,which worufraiutroni alto,' pL
ug to report; forrear that injustice might ba do. e J
I bim by tho tmpVossioo left updn our mind, of tho
I tonor of what Q'sAldt .' .
I Tho moiVlUK WOfl^ Mourned.' , . .
'i li o Ctatboltea of Mobile to UM Pops.
Tho Catholics of flobila have sont tho folio .ting
lettor to.tho Popo by tho hand of lllahop Quluhui,
whoiB now on hiawav to lloirio; ** i ".?
7b our M sl J/o*y FaVwr, pop Pim IX:
We, vow RM^o/pl hudroniin ,hriet, ot ibo Dlo
ooao of Mobllo, uko tho opportunity of tho de
parture of our dearly loved. Btah ,p for the Holy
Soe. of ozprossing our love and sympa'hy for your
Holiness. < . . . ,
Wo have watchod with anxious heart tho strog
finn, unwavering fro.ut ot th,u Itock of Peter ; yet
fuel that-,,yo\ii;havoxiat> uOr.oandot) flghtitbe btl
Uos of tho Lord of Hosts on earth without tho aid
and sympa thy. of tho, glori oils' family of OaUiOlica
throughont tbo Christian world,' """ '
SO, as a conquered people, crushcxl bj militarv
or 'bavo'Abd d Still rcmOhibor, approo(%tO,
and thank Your Holincna for thOjj nd ej,arei ion
bf sympathy manifested toward \\i hyi tf our lato
Btrugglo for )ndopond,onao (ho ,only. throno, that
gavo lt.'t pyvu pithy, ' ng tiage, and bad o us hope an
oarly and happy burna of tho, fratrloidal war.
SYo, thereforo,' ' deslro, in as far' as our 'prayoro
and our humblo moans allow, ttl assist you : tu ati
oept and negotiate the bonds ot the fbpal loan,
feeling grateful fot tho "opportunity of louding to
the Lord, and only regret (hat our present - oOudi-.
tion ift euch ' that our.heirU - ard largor than our
coilers ; but, as.drops of .water create' peoitiifl.'irQ
will t aoavhr tdBo aniiainii poWbr toiu aWw<h
mote this groa*, work, asking Ofi\\n iol;oa blesa/ngft
forypn,'niidSo ^en>attll^oh.ulV i Tii'>77^
Vour f^(At,cfVI_ children of ibo
To Bis Highn'ojss, Popo pf^,,
Uay.m'li.rr. ... .lt: ? ?i-.t.fo
Tho Depoy nlotloit of Irtlona.
Cardiutl : Paul .Cul Ion' baa hover shown himself
In tho oharactcr of a FonUin sympathiser. Ho boa
uniformly' spoken -of , Froianbrm AS tf rnisfortune
to IrolanJ. Tho Cardinal, howover, is a Urne
Irishman, and is imbued with an ardcut lovo of
hts country. , In a recent pastoral afl.lrcssod to
tho' axoh-dioocso, 'tho arabial lambats tho'' ex
istence and. tetan' Ot- aoor-rt .socictieo; but ho
larr.cuta aa well the depopulation of tao Island.
Within a recent po rind, t o. tc Ila ut, no arly tn roo
militons o' : ts inhabitants JiaTo o migrated,, Most of
thoao; wo kn w, Haro como to tho yt ttd Siete*. Wo
bavo room for thom uti, a.-d for. <as nu}W ditf, JI
thoy choosa to coma. Wo havo nov only room ? or
them, but work for thom. 'As a pocplo,' Uierefora.
wo bafq' no 'causo to complain, of tho a to cf
Obir^'JHpWttl^ to
QIOBQbur oyes (o Uio fact that this extensivo otu
nation. Wo aro not prepared ai present to go I uto
the causes of tho disoontaut, bat wo may wita
safety Bay that tho rapid depopuUUon . efl f^o; hd
will bo found Iran tong run to be % serious and
lmpsjrablo loe to th* il Ht lah O o vi rnmer, t. Mat
. aomirwueiU^hrt' WW'ng'ft
j ^^;il l : >i: '.';t)W.J. '/''?>? IK/v.a'A
I Ti.'ii/.-fi;V. ';r...'j}\:.??? .'' .'' -:<
ONE PRICE
11
OUR SPRING STOCK IS NOW
ready, and comprises a better assort*
mont of
CLOTHING
inuimi mum
y
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. "We hare given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness of fabric,
strength of material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
of our Stock is made' in. our own
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not of our own man
nfacture, such 'its are usually sold
ready-made, the difference we shall
ho glad'to show our cuntomers.
In fixing our prices, from which
we make, no deviation, wo have taken
into consideration the depressed
state of the market, and the.univer
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead;
ing prices :
ill ,,.r ,, !,,.< :. -jviWii . u 11
CHBOE OASHTMERE SUITS..'. . . .WOO
Ali. WO?L TWEED BUTTS.? 60
ALIi WOOL TWEF.D SUITS-UH..13 00
BLACK AND WHITE MIX OArl8TfnT.BR
BUTTS, our own mako. ... . .. .16 00
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLESEX .0 A8SI
MERE BUTTS, DARK, UfiUIUU, AND
.LIGHT MIXTURES.:........-.. ...18 00
BLAOK AND WHITE MIX OASSTHERB J
surra..sa oo
BILK MIX TRICOT, DIFFERENT MTX
. TUBES:.............. i ..>,?:.,84 00
FINE BLAOE GERMAN TRICOT STJII?. . .37 00
dark BBOWN OBATJ^.. .Dn TOUDEB v
'flurr?... . ... ... ,i?;..i?,v ;..... M
BLACK DRKflS 8TJTT?, ranging Lu prioo
Irom.. ?-. <>?-<vv.-i. .?19 to 02 00
LINEN.?tnTO, from.....Iii).?JkliXt?to90 00
.y..m"kili . v, ?v..!;.jii'v.''.' )'.?(.'.
In addition to tho above, we have
many good Stylos of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY ? " " j": /
C ASSIMERES,
?iid in Pants and Testai
o, e, ,'i I.
' r ...,a :o;\'i
u? til . Al.iu>, a /) ii
ALPACA SACKS
Dli?P DaBTE surra 1 ' ' "
aTATtffPTT.T.Pii VESTS, Wbito and Fancy 1 {
BLUB FLANNEL SDITfJ. of very ftno quality
HEAVY WHITE DUCK SUITS, Ao., As.
FUENISHINQi GOODS.
In addition to'our usuol assort
ment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS, we wish to call parti
cular attention. to; qut :>- . ;
We have made, arrangements to
h?T? our SHIRTS todde by.?ur owji
i^aitern, ami we ' thtak,- they will
compare favorably In stylo and fit
wUh any Shirt on tho inarkct,
THEY COMPRISE FOUR QUAX
7fr-.lTr5..-.. ...i.e.'? ..?l/.l-li .' /,!..? :. ..< ..:<tV .. .
TRt-:MBRC^
EUS Pf ^f^^lP^I^M^
ait) ffjlK^&i^^^ te^jiow
".....'v. :^.'.'::':'.i:
;r.: !: .) -.Ii: Iii] - J- ;. .V.:i - t...:... -....Vi.tf
ufe:. >ku;i'i. ? v>r-i.'.t?.viT'.i ..; ..-.iiw.i I
31 A II III K 1 ),
On Wednesday evening, kl? l(tb, 1807. by tho Hot.
w. & Bowmab, Mr. (ii?huk W. MAXCKY and Mlaa
ANNA ARABELLA COX. aU cf thla city.
MST The ItelatlTea oud Friends of Mr.
and Mn. AaruuB ai. Wir.T.trwn, and of Un. J. B. fu ir
.TZS uid Family, aro rcquostod to attend tue Funsrai Bor
rices of Mn. A. M. WIJ.LIAM8, at No. S3 Elixebolli
treat, at 10 o'clock. T?.fi Morning. May 33
SPECIAL NOTICES._
ST UNITARIAN CHURCH.?SERVICES TO
Monnow at half-paat tea o'clock a. M? and eight
o'clock P. M. Snbject of morning's discourse, "The
Cbatlty that Thlnketh No EyU." And of the evening
diacoureo, "Die Bewards of tho Faltl'ful and the Hopes
ofHcevon." 1 MayU
eW ORPUAN HOUSE CHAPEL.?THE REV.
J, M ernenn Oam. of 8 . Stephen's Episcopal Church,
will porform Divine Servir? In this Chapel To-Harrow
[ jyternom, 98th I cut, at half-past 4 o'clock.
Hay 98
**r.>OTlCE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT AP
PLICATION will be mads to the proper authorities for s
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF THE M EC O AN 10
ASSOCIATION. aS* Hay IB
?sTMESSRS. EDITORS :?YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Oes. A. H. MANIOAULT u a Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing elsotloo. A CTITZKN.
No ruin her 8 ttu
- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
TO. BLUM DlHOL?u a Candidate for tho Shertffslty
I at the ensuing election.
Beptomber 11 _ o
49T ASSIGNEES NO HOE,?JULIUS TLAUM,
having executed to the undersigned r. DEED OF AS
81'JHUENT for the benefit of his ciedltor*. the creditor.*
of the said Juliu ) Thum aro beroby requested to meet
st the Office of SIMONS fc 8IBOLINO, Attaint ys nt Law,
an Monday, da 37th lust, st 13 o'clook, Ueridlso, for
the purpose of proceeding to the appointment of an
agent or agents.
david WALLACE,I ..^???a
j - . i ISAAC wallach, J *J1'8a*ea
May 33 wths3
"ia-PUBUO NOTICE. ?THE DISPENSARY OF
I the Fourth Health District, In oh rge of Dr. J. 80MER9
BTJI9T, has been removed from tho City Hosrttal to the
southeast comer of St. Philip and Warren streets, where
patients w?l be eeen between 9 and 10 o'clock A. M., and
I 0 and 8 o'clock P. il., and calls toft as heretofore.
OKOBOB J. PELZEB, M. IX,
Hay 34 10 O ty Bsxtatrar.
*jrTHE FOLLOWING: RESOLUTION, ADOPT
I ed by the loard of Fire Hasten st its. lut meeting. Is 1
j published for iho lnformitioa of the Fire Department:
Iteo'Md, That a Una of fifty do Urs bs Imposed on any
Company that shall destroy fences, poals, or soy pr^ate
or pubFo property whatsoever, fir purposes ol fuel or
otherwise, unless in oaseof a general connagr^tloj, and
with ths atncdou of the officer present In oommasd ol
, tho Department.
, Dy order..|, B. H. BTBOBEL.
Hay 31 b ( Oer?, and Superintendant.
to* NOTICE T MARINERS.?OA VTA INS i
AMD PILOTS wlahlq - to anchor their vessa.s tn Ashloy
River, are requestedu it to do so anywhere within direct
'rang* of tho hoed* ?I the, SAVANNAH railroad
whabyeh, on the Charleston and St. Andrew's side cj
ths Ashley Birsr; by which precaution, contact with the
Bubmarlns Telegraph Cable wfll be avoided,
,b,a TUBNEB. H. H.
Harbor Hester's Office, Charleston, February ?, 1808.
February? 9 " "' :
ear* BEAUTIFUL HATR.?OHEVALXEIVB i
life FOB LE ha til positively restores gny hair tc
Ua original col it and youthful boa?ty; Imparts life Mil
i atrength to In weakest hair; stops lie falling out at
i onoe;steps,thi,head clean; la unparolleloU as a tel.
dressing. Sold >r all Druggists and fashionable hab>
! dressers, and at in*; office. No. 1133 Broadway, Ksw
York. SARAH a. CHEVALIER. M. D.
m wie a uoxhe,
. , , Ko. 151 Meeting street,
OppotlU Charleston HoteL
January k ' "r i 6moa
^i*- BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.?THIS 1
SPLENDID HUB DYEla th? V.jt in the world. The ]
only trtK and per/set Dys?bannies l. reliable, instan
taneous. No disappointment. Ko , ridiculous ' Una.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies Uia ill effects uf Bad
Dya. ' invigorates the hair, leaving it soft and beauCfoL <
i Tho genolne Is slgnod TVUllan 4. BaXdulnr. All Others
I are more Imitations, and should bo avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Parfumera. Factory, No. 81 Barclay
street. Now York.
BT BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December lu
?a-we ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
[ B, M. WHUTNO, Eaq, sa a Candida to tor Sheriff ol
i Charleston i Judicial I District, st the next election.
September 10
''if ARTIFICIAL EYrlS,?ARTIFICIAL HU
UAK BYES nude to order and by Dm. F.
BAUOH and P. aOOQLHAIANN (formerly employed by
BoaaeoitBiAV, of Paris), No. 899 Broadway, Now Fork. '
AprU li _ITT
|sa-ERRORS OF YOUTH.?A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for yean from Nervous Debility, Pre
mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful Indiscre
tion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free,
t> .11 who n?ad It, the receipt and direction? fur making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wis'u g to profit bj the adTerttaer'e exp?rience, can do j
so by aulreatins;, In perfect eonnoenoe,
-. V< JOHN & OODEN,
,A?rflia tmcs* Ho 43 Cedar street. New Fork.
*2- THE STATE OF BOOTH CAROLINA,
T>A?UHOT0N D131'RIOT.?IN EQUITY?B. W. ED- |
I WARDS, Administrator T. K. HQWLE, w. B. B. HOWLB,
J?HES P. WILSON 'AND OTHERS.?BILL FOB IN
I JONCTION, AOOOUNT AND BELIEF.?It is ordered |
that the CREDITORS ofTHOUAS E. HOWLE, deeeaaed,
be ?mjolnprl from proceeding to reeorer their cUlmi at
law against the oomplalnant, and tL..t they do prove anj
eatablub their da^sypdl against tht said Howuc bofore
the Cottmlasonsr of this (Mori; on or befcre the nri. day
i of Deotmbar nsxt, and tn detail thereof that Uury ba
birred th ? banafll of any daero* to be proooonoed J
i terato,..
Tb aboT? Is a true oopy from the original order made
[ In the ooVa stated case, 13th February, iec7.
A. F. edwabds, O. E. d. D.
Oomratsrionar'a OfBee, Darlington a B., Feb. s> dwt,
Fsbmtrya? > .< . , ?al
; i AW THE STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINQTON DISTRICT?IN EQUITY?HANN AR J.
HABT, A4nanlstratris, v*. ELLEN E. BART, JOHN
WTITDIEiPOON'. al ot?BILL FOB WJTJNOTION.
ACCOUNT AND -BEr.rEF.-lt is ordered that the credit
ors of JOHN L. HABT, be snjolned from prcoaeding to
rsopTsr their claims, at law against the complainant, and
that thajr 49 *fA asubllab. their demands against
?i9 ' said lohn h. Hart, before the CoromiaslonoT of
thla Court, on ox before the first day of Norember next,
and in default thereof thai they be barred from the- ban
flt of any decree io be made herein.
It is also ordsred that a copy of this OTte be published
[ at least onoe a waek until Oie first day of No-ram bar next
In the Darlington So*tlur*tr and, the Charlastoa JDaify
iYesfs, ..
The abors u a true osyy from the original order made |
la the thorn caaa, 13th Fshmary, 1087. - .
A. F. ED WAR DJ, ' O. B. D. D.
CovxissAuaaa'a Orrrcx, OarUngtoh a IL, February
I PjUSB?i ' aaan February ta
?tr j he STATE of. SOUTH CAROLINA, I
DABLTNOXOy DIBTBIOT.-JN EQUTIX-P.E. DA COT [
I AND T. L BA?QT, Admlnlstrsors, PETEE a,
BAOOT, M. TBEHBTBS AND OHEDTTOSS OF PETER '
j 8, BAOOT:?Upon hsartng tho vleadlngo 'In thla case, it
ts, on motion of W. W. BABIXBB, Comp lain ants' Be lid
tor, ordered that all and alngular the creditors of the late
I Petes* 8. Baoot, GcuopUlnarit'a Intestate, bo required
I to fila and prcrm their respective demands and debts In
j jtldementa and Otherwise sgeJnki the said IntasUtev be
fore th* Oommlaaiouer of IhU Oourt, by *r be/ore the
first day of Borsmber not, and is ds fault thereof thnt
they ba (Ubarred, from tho bena?tof any decree to bo
made therclji, and thai the Commission,** of thla Court
do adrortlsea-la order ones smooth in the Darlington
&tti\rnw-aad lbs Charlaewin Daily A'??, uutil tho
saidfirst.iI?yo(HaTemb?ri?(rxt,..i:-. .
Tt? 6bS"0i? a trnooop/ from tho original order mado
(n tbe aboTo ca?o, 13th ol February, IK7. '
t ^??..s?t ' 1t'?;BWABD8,0.'at.lXD; '
.Commhieloesr's Offtos,Dartlngtoo C H., Febfuriry 99, ;
[ 1967,-, i j .-, sMft ?y? -\- .::<:.. TeblHTryW . .
7?HTA YQUNO. LADY BETURNlNUf- TO I xUill
oo^tryboasa,aftaj- ^sojourn of..aiatw.mopths in the;
dir. to haiTjiy r%Cjognl?tid| by box friends. In plaoe ol
a 'roW, rtxtl:, fiiAhtii ' face, aho hid a ro ft Wby ocm
piartoh cf almost marble' ftMMtnrAas, and initaad of
Hf, sty-three aha rsally appeared trut eighteen. Upon hv
qnlry as to, ths cacao of to gr?at change, aha plainly
told them;thai the coed Uia, clriCAS-IAN 1ULM, and
conxuiared It an mfUaVsHt acquisition to any laoVatoCsl.
Dy l ts tut any lady or aecOerosn can tmproro their pert
son?a app*er ce an hunArad tula, it ia slnJjd* in its
oombinatlon, m Nature herseli is simple yet uurarv*??
d In Its effica^r. la, drairlnsT < Impuritua from, also heal
tug, cleapalng and beanttfying the- akin U? ootnplailon.
By IU direct ?tien on the cuticle it draws from It SB Its
hxrpUrlUeaJ JdDdxy healing the same, and leaving the sur*
faco a# ?atura tended U Ahoald be riser, soft, smooth
and bwuWul Price ?1, sont by HaTJ or Erpreaa, on m
^H's^ii^ti^jfcAM* i
?[? ? Ho. 8 West Fsyetu Strett, byia^isA, H- Y.
ifSaf only Amestosi; ?ec lb* ai* of the aame.
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HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT*