The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, June 29, 1868, Image 4
l'HE DAILY NEWS.
Ve?? Of Hie Omnibus ?111.
The following is the message o! the Prt-si
dent of the United, States,, sent to the House
of Representatives yesterday,returning with
his objections the bill for the admission ot
Harth Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama,
and Florida to representation in Congress ;'
2b the House a/Representatives :
In ieturuine to tba House of Repr esoD ta ti vea
ia which it orig?nate 1, a bill entitled ,:Au act
to admit the-Slates o! North Carolina. Louisi?
ana, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida to repre?
sentation m Congress," I do not deem it neces?
sary to atate at length the reasons which con?
strain me to withhold my signature. T will
not, there tore, undertake at this time to reopen
the discussion .upon the grave constitutional
questions involved in the act of March 2,18S7,
and the acts supplementary thereto, in pur
saauce of which it ii; claimed in the preamble
to this bill these States have framed and adopt?
ed constitutions ot State government. Nor
will I repeat the objections contained in my
message of the 20th matant, returning without
my signature the bill to admit to representa?
tion the State of Arkansas, and which are
equally applicable to the pending measure.
Like the --ct recently passed in reference to
Aikiosas, this bill supercedes the plain and
simple mode prescribed by the Constitution
for the admission to seats in the respective
Houses of senators and representatives of the
several States. It assumes authority over six
Sbates of the Union whirl- bas never been del?
egated to Cong; csj, nor is oven warrantod hy
previous unconstitutional legislation upon tho
subject of restoration. ? It imposes conditions
which are in derogation of the equal rights of
the Stbte.-i, and ia founded upon a theory which
ia subversive of the fundamental principles of
the Government. In the case of Alabama it
violates the plighted faith of Congress by
forcing noon that State a constitution which
was rejected by the people according to the ex?
press terms of an.act of Congress requiring;j
that a majority' of tba registered electors'
should vote upon the question of Hs ratifica?
tion.
For these objections, and many others which
might be presented, I cannot approve ibis bill,
and, therefore, return it for the action of Coh
S!S8 reauired in auch c?sea by the Federal
natitution.. ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON* D. C., June 25,1363.
As already reported by t ol eg r a ph, the veto
was immediately .overridden by a two-thirds
vote in bo th.Houses, and the bill thus became
a kw. ', . .. ' \ . 't ._
THE COTTON CEOP OF ALABAMA.- The follow?
ing dispatch from the British Consul at Mobile
bas just been received by the Manchester Cot?
ton Supply Association : - -
;. - BEIT I SH CONSULATE, ).
MOBILE. May 20,1868. f;
My Lord: I have'the honor'to submit to
yo<,r Lordship the following inteJhgen.o in
regard to the past cotton ct op of Alabama and
the present .prospect for the next crop.
Ou the 1st of September last-that date be?
log considered hero aa the beginning of tho
cotton season-thc -number of bales stored at
Mobile numbered 8714. feinco the lit of Sep?
tember, 18U7J-to -thc present date the-receipts
at (bis post., front the m;erior amounted to
351,192'balea, winch is aban- as much as wss
expected, ccmsider.ng -the bad season and tho I
uncertainty of labor everywhere in thc South-]
at the very mos^nt when it is the most need?
ed. 'bM<g*f?tt 5c ci ..'
Borne momba '.go, owing to the very low
pries of cotton,, the planters: Of- Alabama were
entirely disheartened, and. talked of giving up I
ooti on raising os alt oj>o thar, un profitable; brit
tbe great rive in th e va :ue of cotton during the
Htont?a of March and April has produced a
general reootaon, und tho bolicf now exists'"!
Stat with a fahr season at least four hundred
thousand bale? wd. be produced in Alabama
alone. .The overflowing ol'-many plantations
and other lands occasioned by the never-end?
ing raies ot,tbe last thirty days; bas done no
material damage, for tba cotton ?s up, as welt.
aa the Indian: corn, and the negroes are work- | i
bu and conducting themselves better than
usual. This. ia owmg, probably, to the fact
thai the political excit? ment among the blacks i
before the election last year is noe 'hke'y to ;
disturb their minds this j ear. Money is again J
more pie otu ul also, owing to tbe rapid advance- 1
in co tte n ; arid now that tiroir shipping season 1
is about to dose, mo.-1 of . the cotton having
arrived at ibo ports, tbe planting interese is
stimulated, the depression has disappeared^ J J
and tbe prospects highly f iv?: able. ' '
- :.?'-. eft CRTDLA'NDi
Tbe Right Honorable LoxJ. SIAMIEX; iL P_,
Foreign ??&cp, London. . .
HoBBiaitE DOUBLE Mr EDEE sr AN?oar.-A
dreadful trag? dy becrirred' last week in Irwin
County, Ga., about five' miles irorh Bowen's
Station, by ?hieb & family lost two socs by the1
murderous hind bf a negro. ,Thp nau.es of the
young mon w< re William and Daniel Luke, sors
Of^Jir. James Luke. The name of tho m?r?
is Jeebta.Williams. -
The dreadrnl Qeed^as "not discovered until
Sundav morna g, When the 'bodies of the two
Cong m?n \y.?ni foi. nd lying in front of tho
use in wk-ipa Williams lived. One.of; them
bad be:n sh-j*.uu tb j. breast. ai:d there was a |
bolo right iL rough his bod} ; tho other lied the
entire uack pu t of- hie head blown off. ' Near
them lay a largo dog. also dead. Thc sight
was a horrible^d^sick^iujs^one.... By-'ihter
- rogataig tho "nesroca ' ir. was ascert&i Jed that j
Williams bid stated .to some, qi them that t.a
bad shot th*..-ey our g men, assigning rio reason
Whatever tor the -dobo. He had i ft the heigh
borbood before the .discovery ol tho murder,
'ana could not be i o und, eiikcugh search was
made uiligetrtly Iii every' direction. Why be
kJledthc moods not kn?wn. - Williams waa a
negro cf v-.-rr bad character. J?or eome tune
past depredations have been committed appa
the pinn to. rio irs in the vicinity, and suspicion
nooned towards Wilhams as the gui .tv party.
It is -surmised lbw xii?.se '"young men went to
r~ sus house to.look for stojeri, good?i-.tbat.4be
dog attacked them and was shot; that Williams
-thea bhot und Ktiled them." These aro mere
Burmidea. bat, ss no reason cn be given for
fite m uni ceo oe deo??.tht-y aro. probably -cor?
rect. 1 be rnnrdereu persona wer-i young men.
Of fro m eighteen to twenty year's of age. Thev
ware sons of a very respectable plauter, und
their wanton murder boa created gr.-.at sorrow
.nd indignation in th-i community. Tho citi?
zens there hire offered two"''hundred "'dol?ate
. ?eward fur cac appr?bensica 'ot Wunama, the
munlerci', and -re. nope that, be may speedily
be caught and punished ?or his crime.
POLTIICAL Gossip is WASHESOTOB.-Tbe
Washington ?orfo^badest of thc Baltimore
Qasetto writes uhdVi'date'of Friday rrighV:
'Within the ijasirWeck or two there has been
? romarkab.e change in pubic sentiment hero
rn reference to -the pr-.par .platform to bo
framed end thc *ort of c sndidute pr.-per to be
?tleoied by the Democratic' Conv?nt, oa. Rita
short timo ag?^nething was* heard but sugges?
tions of caution and Lauer, does of concessions
upon g o ands of expediency. . Now thc m ist
timid ar-? ar;;:'jg .istraighl-but coarse-a ? lain,
downright und earliest .ssUe with ch-: Bidicals
upon ail tacirinfamous hereaie?. Politicians
wholagbol? d wJi iiia tl ought, be suffered
to remota in their chosen ai itude.
Ibo b gus repivsontatives froni the South
havo for a f JW weeka bee i dropp-ieg down bere
b*k* froga fi om the clouds, sud, like their pro
types, they at once seek some hiding hole. I
bear tac ia a jori ry of them oro wretchedly clad,
and arc oburcd?io I e c oncealed until proper
hataLmeats caa-be procurc-d.- -A"r.ew Kore <?
currency ha?t-Consequestiy, to soma extent,
got into circulation. Ic. consists, o tad va co
cheeks up:n. the So-cre-ury'TJf the Senate and
Sergean'-r.t-a?ms <*i toe lions-; for p*y "when
admitted." As there can.ba no pa-siblo doubt,
cf tbeb" "aonilsiiori, vb"-^ they Mick or wbito.
andas tho regularity of their '-election" wiil
J?a known, be so much a* locked imo,
ject'Y-i checks h tvo boen freely tak
, *?o liai no difneuity in gct
od ' by ' uchos? aharera at fifty
foliar; rhere'ar ;ecuriug a hand
^^^?^B?ttoa their eoods: -
. FXEZUr PrISONi.ES ?; G S 3 AX ?EITAZS.-The
Presidon bas'seat to ibtTHonVc a message iii
.Jp Bopre-iOrititive Robins ;n's resolution
?b?fT biisvto.Ulce such, measures as shall
ropi-r^?? ser-tro tbs roleasa from ina
sot of Messrs. Warroo and Costello,
t enid se.3tec.csJ in Great ' i'.rita'n fox
_i and acts Soc Iron and dona ia this coun?
try, by ignoring our na: U'-al.zation lc ivs, and
totakrt aucb other rn ^aanres a?i will Securo
their refuta :oo~?r flagwltb snch caremoities
Man appropriate to the occasion, secretary
Beward augusta to thc Freaideut tho esoedi
-CBOT cta ruaewai by the Prcaident of thc ap?
peal to Ci ?gr?a* made-tn 'bis bte annual mes
Oigefbralogudative Jec'aratinn tiffirrning and
AUMMtrtinjr the cTiaciple. which hai been
anMeitodoAalionediri Orca:' Bn?arn, though
fi? atme baa be?r? e?nsT?'?itty*a?:d fitTn'y niain
tarned by ttro Exc-crti-e Deportment, in.r?>erard
to an sbwiute equality ?nd identity of evil
rights lV.lv.-cen natur,.as?a and nativo citizens
ofthe United Staloi when s jnuxning ia foreign j i
counfrr'Hf.
ITEMS UF STATE NEWS.
-The militan- authorities orTer a reward o
$5000 for the arrest of the murderer of G. W.
Dill, near Camden..
-Mr. Thomas Aahby'B wagon, returning
home- from Florenco on Wednesday eveninsr,
with a load of corn, was halted by t.'.oredmen,
sad robbed of two sacks of corn.
-A colored man, supposed to have been
insane, was run over bv the passeuger train on
the W. C. & B. Railroad, about four miles from
Laurenburg, on the 18th instant, and blatantly
Mlled.
-Th? Wimiaboro News says : Up to this
date the season has been exceedingly good,
and the crops are very piomisinst. The com
and cotton are both looking, aa well as can be
expected.
-Jake Hanton, another one of the party who
Was engaged in the rescue of the ' prisoners
from the Deputy Sheriff at Orangeburg on tbe
11th of this month, and who was wounded in
the melee, died on Moiday'last.
-The BenntttsvUIe Journal says : During
the past week or ten days we have beep bless?
ed with frequent showers of rain, which has
given new impetus to thy growth of grain and
vegetation. The cotton and grain crops are
doing remarkably well.
- Fires have beem. rather too frequent in
Newberry. The kitchen, flour and smoke?
houses of Mrs. Henson, near Jalapa, were en?
tirely destroyed. Another Uro occurred on the
premises of Air. Jack Hair, where the kitchen
was consumed.
-A little son of "Mr. William Gray, residing
near Brownsville, in Marlboro District, as
struck by lightning a few days ago, and instant?
ly killed. Mr. John Hubbard, residing in the
upper part of thc same district, was struck by
lightning and seriously injured, but is recover?
ing.
-On last Friday week the storehouse of Mr.
Mathew A. Muldrow in Darlington District
the scene of thc murder and robbery on the
night of the 10th of January last-was s?t on
fire, and the building was consumed -vith ali
ita contents, which were goods, corn, peas and
one bag of cotton.
-A few nights ago, thekit:hen of Mr. Abner
Bro ?n, of Sumter District, containing alibis
cooking uteasila, crockery. &c., was destroyed
by fire. Tho origin ot "the hre is unknown.
Mr. F. H. Kennedy, of Me;han?c?viUo, has also
boen a Bufferer, having .had his store-house
destroyed, containing a large supply of groce?
ries, provisions, eec
-An altercation occurred on-Thursday hut
at .Ninety-Six between two citizera of " that
place, Mr. Kinx and Mr. Nathan Ingram, ard
which will likely result in the death of the lat?
ter. The difficulty arose at the Masonic cele?
bration on the previous day with a son of Mr.
Ingram, and. the quarrel having been assume d
by tho fa her, ho received several shots, which
it is thought will bs fatal.
-A case of accidental ahoorintr occurred a;
the plantation of Mr. J. T. E. Beik a fewmiios
above Lancaster Courthou&e, on Saturday last.
Solomon Banns and George. Mell wain, both
colored, it appears were out' hunting and
George in attempting to shoota partridge in a
tb ici! et, .odged tho contents of his gun in-the
back of Solomon's head, who died almost
inatantty.'
-The Orangeburg News gays : The mi'itary
commission appointed by General Canty to
investigate the matter of the. rescue of the
prisoners from the Deputy Sherill on tho 11th
of this month, met herc on Monday and ad?
journed on Thursday, after aximining a few of:
the -ni tn esses. The departure of the cornnrs
eion was as sudden;...and even , more so, than
their corniDg. The number of witnesses in
attendance waa very large, bu only a feww:re
examined.
A BABE CONGRESS UNAL FLOT.-We have in
formation of a plot in " contemplation by the
Radicals in Congress which is calculated to
startle every reflecting man in the country.- It
is the purpoee and expectation of these Radi?
cal conspirators to control thc Presidential
election per fas altt nrfns. They intend, w?
hear, to eiect-a'President' by the House Of Rep
r< sentad voa, regardless of thc popular choice,
throwing ont votes a: discretion where they
find them adverso, especially from the South,
tn all these States they will fabricate vates
"rom apurions electors, and the purpose
la that the present House of Representatives
ihall-bave the practical control ot tho matter
tn caao of a legitimate expression *)f the popu
ar oboioe. they do sot count; on victory, and
oy the aid of the House of Representatives
od the regular army they think to control tbs
natter. .General Grant 'ia to be elected by the
Souse, and by bis sword is to usurp the ?2i-:e
)f President from the duly elected candidate
>f th* peop'e. Such u the prospnc: befara as,
I these conspirators abai! no; be taught tc
mail before tboir designs are consumai-.ted.
Coiunurrial.
Tue Charleston Cotton Market.
?FFICE 05 THE CHARLESTON DA. ?IV NEW?, i
CHASLESTOX. Saturday Evening,' June 27. '88. (
lhere were but few ?ellers ai cur qu statics?, fae
ors generally asking bhther rates. Sale* 1C7 hales
?y 3 at 24, 8 at 25, i at SS, 12 at 27,10 at 2D. 39 at SO.'
tOatSOftc. Wequoiei
UVX3POOOL CZJJBZtlCkZZOS.
i'Ordinazy to toed OKiintry.-26 (SiIS
Aowmidding.... .(j
Middhug.SO ft
Strict Addling.Z?fi<$ -
Markets by Telegraphs
rOEEIQti JUSK?T3.
~TOK?ov, June 27-Evening,-Consols C4.Jia24;i.
toada WJiaTS^.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 27-Noor -Caitoa f.rai; sales
.2.000 bale?. Breadstuffs quiet! Lari 02s
Eveni-j^.-Cotton quiet and )teady; sii<s? 10,000
ilea Com 34s SS Wheat 12J 2i.; nour ils.
"ark 78a 6d. Lard heavy.
DOMESTIC MABK2T3.
'Kxw xbax. Jure 27-Noon.-Mo-ey ah 1 sterliig
rochanged Go.d 140>i. Floor 5roop:ng. Whoa:
l?minolly lo wet Corbie, lower. Mess pork dull
itS2810i LaidVearyi Cort?n very Him at 31 Sc
freights quiet, lurptn?me stcaOy.: Resin irregu
ar; streite! common $i NM 95.
Evening.-Cotton len active-anJ unchanged: salas
?00 bales at 3. >?c. Flour , favors buyers ;. superfine
?tate $6 85a7 30. Wheat 2a3c. lower. Corn dall ; Ix
0. lower. Whiskey nominal Mess -steady at S2Sa
S 25. X>ard hoary-steamer li .'-jilr.^ j. Groceries
toady Freights firm-fair busino^a.
BALTIMORE, June 27.-Produce and provtslaa
aarkits show no marked changes. North Caroona
ixe?, 7fJc77.
WxXJurxaroN, June 27.-?ririt3 turpentine nom'
ul at 40. Boains shade lowe-; strain-d, Si OJ; No 2
2 10; extra No I, ?4. Tar Atm at-3 75.
AUGUSTA, June 27.-Cotton-Tho demand -ome
r'hat active to-day; sales 337 bales, os a bast; of 3Cc
? middlings; receipts 20 bites.
SAVAKNAB, Jane 27.-Cotton firm; no sa es; he'd
t vary irregular figures; mi idling 3lu.)Ic. Accooata
rom traps ara very ia-orab.e, ocing to tue late
ilas.
Moni LE, Jane 27.- "ol toa-3 .?es C0J ba'.e6 The
larket cloee-d quiet; middling 23.; r-ceiots C bales;
sparta 196.
NEW OBLKAHS, June 27.-Cottor; quio*: and Hm;
niddlinjB 29c; sates 130 kaes; 'e:ei t? 30 bales;
zports 3:0 bale t. bte ling 153al55. New 1 nk .?3h?
? premium. Gold 139j?al30A?
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-Flour un.-et?ed: super?n-s,
7'2oa7 59. t orn, 90a9?. aloes porlt. Sin. Shiul
ers, 18^: cloar aides. 17. Lard, IJJj. Whiskey
.omiaal.
? a ts 5 5 ? a a
o o o o a a o
5 g s S S S kf
Savannalk Market.
5AVA.NXAH, Jua? 25.-COTTOJ?.-Our market ex
blbiied some little inquiry during the latter part o
last week,' caused by tue aivsnc- in Liverpool, and
a more than corresponding rise in prices in Now
York, but bas again relapsed into its summer dull?
ness. Had cur factors given way materially, we
should doubtless have had more doing as we are
now approaching a period when it is suppoarittbat
our own spinners will be compelled !o take freely
01 the light stock ou hand. We find here a very
slim offering stock, and that is composed genen'.ly
of the lewer qualities very few lots grading orer
low middling, which, ia held variously at rrom 28ii
a30c. In fact, we have .no quotations to give
whioh will afford any proper cri tenon of our mattet,
and we forbear giving tnem, merely stating that good
ordinary cannot tc purchased under 27c, while 25.
is the offered prk e.
Crop a counts are generally more favorable, and
Vb ile they are so, there ls noflisposition evinced to
place the general estimate higher thin lost yoar; in
tact, two and a quai ter millions seems the favorite :
Mirare. Culling rrom all our advices, we see no rea?
son for apprehension cf much lower prices and if
as New York circulars indicate, that American spin?
ners want 10,000 bales per week until the new crop
comee ia freely, namely, say ten weeks at that rate,
or 100.000 bales; there is every re?eon io believe ic
higher rates. There seems to us a good reason :or
such au impression, when money is eo abundant,
and as we see by the Timer' commercial report, that
mire activity prevails tn cotton goods, and that a
still greater degree is prophesied tor next month
The harvest p? omises well everywhere, ani cheap
f.od of course fosters consumption cf ?abrics. .
Ibis country is, as tar as the pi ice ot cotton ia
concerned, Independent of Europe, and although sa
advance there stimulates our markets hers fti.l we
advance fa-ter and Call slower and ts less propor
t on, on any news from over the water. Sou tuarn
markes ire part ctCStly strong; in'faut the great
New Orleans only exhibits a stock of 11.0-10 r/aies.
In view of small sales aai reducing slocks, it seem?
to us that factors are shipping ?ath?r thin sol; at
forced prices feeling great confidence in tl-.o future
or the article. We are, however, indisposed to look
for c-xtravaeaut p:lc?s. unless subsequent disaster
befalls the growing ero;.
No receipts.
rZCTIPT-3 ASS EXPOET8
S. Is'.M. Upl'd.
Stock on hand September 1. 122 611
Received since June IT. 1 841
Rec'ivpd-prenously. 11,112 175.085
lotal.11.234 47(1.440
Emortcd since June 17:. 36 1,682
Exported previously.11.124 470.431
Humed....;.
Stock on aaa J Jun* 24.,.
Erpo ar zn.
To Liverpool previously.,
To France previously.
To other Poreiga Port? | reviousiy.
Tola: to Europe..'. 6,025 251,530
Coastwise this week. 26 1.682
Coistwisc previously. 6,109 '?18,911
Total esporrs since Sept. 1, 1807.1L16J 472.07
FiSANCiAi-?old firmar at l:9al?l. Excbango
New York .-igb: ? quiet: bought at par and sold at a
premium, sterling ii tough: at ;J2al52for sixty
days ci ls.
Rice-13 dull with small stock. We quito: '.lean
Carol na. lOilO'jC; bj thc singlo cask, y,. higher
rough,'?2 25a2 40: ml, Ha; middung rice. 7a8c
Raagocn, lOijallc.
? FHEIOHIS-Are dull a?d very irregular Wo quote
To Liverpool, by sail, %A ch aplanad aad 'id oa sea
is ands; on timber. 26s; -o Queenstown, 38s when
ca i ia 5 for orders; through via New York, by steam
oa uplaais, iii on sei islands. ToN'W .ork
by s-e.m, 5'>c : cr bale, -50cou"domes:ics. To Ph 1
a-ielphia, il 75 o i uplands, C5s- on domestics. The
san Salvidor tor Now Yore takes rotton at 50? pe
bale, aad the Yirgiaia ;to ar.ive) af 30c p r bale.
Boston, S3 on uplands; fhrer,gh via Philadelphia, y,z
cn ir 1 id to Balt?more, by s team,.SI per mle ; vu
Baltimore, to Bo?'oa; S3 ner bale. Wei to Louxavt lo
Ky, 75o per lC4.ro?; toCacluasti-'65c; st l.ouir85c,
Coastwise Heights are mire acive. Small vessels
wtth large porte are ia request', ai w? learn cf sever?
al cargoe1 of heavy timber awaiting shipment. Lum?
ber to 3a' t.au.-e and. Plulalelphla ?8i9; to New
York and boston o J limber at. J -umber SlOslX Cu?
ban rfeights o> lumber- $8 to north elie; S9al0 to
southside. Small.vessels a:e wanted tor the faade.
Sou ii American freights ?-.). aad S3 primay eau be
bal.
Wilmiiiarton Harket. J
WILMINGTON. June 27-Trjnpa?flrirKE1-92 bble.
w?at to-Jay at S2 30 .'or r-rgia. M 80 for yellow d'p.
and il 7 ? tor hard, por 283 lbs. Tba marke: rules
lall, and otherparc'ls btferibg-cinaot be BOW unless
at lower ? juris.
>p;hrr? Ttrapssmrr.. -Marke1 quilty and only
3i bbb?, eimged hinds ar 33.'ic per gallon.
. Eoiiy.--u.es of 613 bbls. at $2, S2 05a2l3 for
-trained $2 13 tor No. 2, aad 54 tor low pale.
TAB - lia bals sall at ?3 7; per bbL
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, 'un? 26 -Corrow-"able advices
to-dsy were a litt!? armer, cl-sta? strone; at 11 ??a
lljja for I't.'.auds. Our c. iket was quiet but hold
1 rs lirra ; ao salo- worthy of r otice.
Co7F2S-A day cr two ?mee there wa? a sile of
2 j bag' "ava, part ex Derim, at supposed .33j?o
jold. -.-Ma?? iniuir7 '-viay for invoices from import?
ers, bu; no sales effceted; we no e from second
hands 700 I-gs Sic at 27Ji'c curreacy.
FLOTTE-Tb ere wera solos yea'ordsy. but cot be?
fore .reported, o: 330 bbls Howard-street Kuper,
choice bra a-J. at ?10 M; 250 bbls city mills spring
wheat extra a: S3 50 ; 25*J bbls" Nortbwestern do at
) iii'- 50; to-day ICO bbls citv mils super at SO 25.
The jct-.vi sales the past t^w days, togct er w'th
;i;h' racsipts, cauto a little more urmucss i n tho
part ci dailere. The ma kit it? entirely bera of high
iKde ?tn-.er ?XT?S, city ground.
""Caair- i^a:-OJei ngs oaly iiOO bu he?s rod;
market di '.. miller- cotbuylur; o:ly sales were30;
bhsha c.-maaoa r<;d a: ?2 05. und 100 otishol- prime
loat S2 l-l. Cora-beceipt3 il,?i2) bushel < wlnVo
mt 40w bushels yellow; .j>a.y.,d brisk and >or
wliit.- ?ev<3r?tconti higher:- nioiude; in thc siles
re-? r.;) -usheli at?l ??; :3W bu hol? do v SI 14:
IC50 io do a: SI 13; 100-3 ?o ?O at il 11*113; 850
busaels a: il 13. 3%0iushe'.9 bluer ad st tl 02al 0 V
1.00 b'lsaoLs ye low at SI lo; ?64busheisat ?108;
?IC0 bush?ls a; Si l?7; 7J0 do*: ?106; 200 bushels
it Si 05; 300 bu?bel? tn erlor at SI 01. Oata-7001
Wthala rec iv.i'1 wl'h s?ls?? nf 2000 bushels it 62
Mais cuei-tire; OSi ocihals common at. 75 cents
?rei-int; 9?0;'.iushe?s gcal aid prime at 88a9J ce;.ts
aer 32 .b t R.j e-1? ?u-he.a ?tr?redandsold nt il C5
oerhU'heL
KOLASJ .s-Nothing doing; quotations nominally
uuhaaged.
1'ar.Tsz if?.- Th? demand far bacon in jobbing
ots con'lace-:; yesterday the market was eldred ol
ill the bacon shoulders that could be had at 14 ceuts;
iiwquctearm ar ltj^ ceuts: rib Bides steady at
lG.;i c-n'.v clear ril> do ICX*!? cents; bncou bams
a)i22 couts :ar sugir-cored. Bulk mea s held nomi?
nally aa:TO bureri' view.> and ro.at'.vely ht.her
han current uri :?s of bocoo. Mesa pork ls Jo^ bing
it 329 pe: bb!. La d wo quote at 18 cents forjob
bi- g lot? ol western, and 17>? cents for city.
R:CE -The market is baro of Ban.oan in first
ianda last sales ?as BOO bogs ex norlin. in bond, cn
sri vat?- terms; we quo e jobbing lots to thc tra.te ar
)%i!0 Mata; Carolina ll?llj? cents, as io quality.
.-U0A.3. - Mark?t was quiot to-day, but hoMdrs firm
it full f.ricee: no sales-quotations rcrac aa jeeter
RKpr>~n SU3.1T?-Steady at 10^ cents tor hai-d
irusaed. powderoJ and ^mnulatfd; 15X cents fir A
vhire; 15^-enti tor B do.; C extra is;? cents;
5 ltli c?u8t; yslhiv 13% cents; molasses sugar
.O.?i iii oeati.
.--aa s-Ar-i fte lily se before viz: For alnryland
pM?a 77 <-eat?; Bal?aiore do. 70; Monumental
i7 teut? -;cr gallan.
Kew Totk Market.
J?Oi?fiX MABKET.
Th? Nsw York Journal o? Commerce, of Friday,
Tune 2'.;, 3-ys:
The marke: prenais ? lilUo more animatioa in
Mai comra^roia: dopirtments, but there appears to
o bo vo iaiirease of the general t-ade. Money con
tau??ia 3i;'?si7.' supply at ao4 pe- cent, for call
oa-3, aa l s'ric ly arst-class mer-.uutilo paper tu in
?..:n.a i at 510 pet cent, per annum discouul.
. P20D00E il.UtKET.
NEW FOBS, Jutie 25.-BHEADST?PFS.-The mir
ret for .-tue ani Western flour is moro active, ia
iori for export, ar tte-idily he d prices. Thc halos
nw 12.400 bbj a' Si 85a87 30 tor 6upcrfi:io
itate; a" 7Ji? 25 :or common ox:ra - t it*-; 18 30
k8 5? fe: gool to clio.ee do; S8 0la9 80 tor fancy
lo; f7 831? 30 io: supe:?ne Michigan, indi ina, <>lilo
lo-.va, tot, aal S7 70.8 5 > for extra dc; S8 ?OJ9 73 fr
ihotceezra jo. including shipping br<mdsof round
loop Obl? at S8 C5a9 40, and trade brands oi dc at
t9Aflal390; giod to choice white wbeit o.;t-a=i ot
rU80al?30; ?* Louis at $8 60al0 for common toruir
iXTj. aa-1 $13 50alt Et> tor good to choice, closing
<tea y. We quite: Supr?ne .?tte, ?0'3a7 SO;
.smi Stilt-* ST 75JS 5.; super Western, ttl 82a7.30: ex
;.a West m S7 70 8 5 -, extra I bio round hoop *8 65
IO V): do trade) 9 4?al2 00; extra Gcnessoc, -a-;
.-xtr i .-t. Locan, ?8 50ai4,5:1.
: 0CT32BN" FLOUB-Is nictive but prices remain
vithou'. change. Wo no* c". s- le i o- 150 bbls at ?9 05
ill) ?O'.c: ian extra, and 910 6'314 65 for f,ood io
.boise do
t'A?FOENiA Ft.0Ui'-The market is miro ac'iv.-,
ml pel MS are st.;adil ? held, li ho sales oro WOO sacks
it SWal2 6o.
Wnr-iT-I bo-e is a llmi'ed inquiry f r rxp^rt but
vriccs arel Soi ea i-r; saes wera n-ude of33 39J
>u<holsii.S2 for Ka 3 spring. 82 60a21>5 lot whi o
ifi .'aigan. li 90 for extra chcico d ), il 75 for wliite
. ti i'.oiD?, an t 62 55 for amber >t:to.
Coas-Tbs c ark?, t is dmi and prices aro a ;out lc
'>?e.\ r.iih a v?-y moierate inq'siry tor export and
lome lt?. I bo sales aro C8 003 bujiiols AVost^ra
ELS- a i'd -.it a:il usai ou.
Oars-riie tra.k*i is lalrly active, but prices ere
rniraiar, cpstiag a li'tlo stronger, and closing dull
inJ wit!: prices d dining; 'ales were in ide of 71,000
icaaelj >v'.< torn at BU.'?JBS??C, bi s?re and afloat,
ansi ag tri th no !-U"eis at over 83c.
Har-Hiy is a litt!? low ;r. with sale at 70c; 7?"
or Shipping and SI 19al 25 for ret<>li qualiti-s >tr.. ?
3 si'llin,' at S3.9 c for long rj-c and Ti u for short rye.
C'OFTEE-Ti e miik-'t for Rio ls iaactivc, but
iriois ara q-i.t-j sceodily held. Wo di i.ot learn of
ny B iles o; m >ai at
COTTON-Tue Euroiem f.d'iccsbc'ngof a tavora
ile clitrsoter, the spinners were induced to pur
aaae frco'y a: ?n a?vunce of one half to ono cent.
|jecula.*?M wi ex'ortera arc sti.l ic?iipo.^cd to
entusa much itu offerings aro fir, but at the i
Juso ;licr- it nct'auis to be ooraine 1 nt less than thc
oaiile heures. Thc s iles are 3.1C0 bales, inc uding
2,100 lo apianare, 29C lo speculators and 710 to ex?
porters. We quote:
Upland ft
Fioridx Mobile. N. Orleans. Texas.
Ordinary. .2(5 26J? 26& 2fiJi
GrodOrd 2:Ka28 27#?03.!," 28 s2sK V&W-W
Low Mid..29 a23?; 29rJa2?H?- 20J?830 MX'ZOX
Mtddliiu .30)4331 305*331.;., 30 a31? 3U:?'a31Ji
MOLASSES-There ia bu J little doini, and prices
ore in the buyers' favor, though quite nominal. We
quote clayed at 46a48c; Muscovado at 48a55c; and
Porto Bice at SCaTDe. We notice salea.of 100 hhda
Barbadoe.?.on private terms. *
NAVAL Sroass-Cru'ie Turpenlin?-We note the 1
sale ofSO hols'ac ?4 45. Spirits tu-pentme is
f loadil V held at 43a4S Kc for merchantable ?ot?. 1 ho
saiea are 213 bola at those piices. Rosins are per?
haps in little more demand; pures are no' quotably
changed ; tin? eales are 203 bb'3 common at S3; 3U0
bbls ?trained common at S3 CS; 300 bbls do at
83 OG .'ic closiic st those prices; iO0 bbls sood
strained at $3 IS; GOO bb;a No 2 at ?3 25; Nc. 1
are held at 83 50a4 SO; pole an i prime do at 84.75
a7 SO. Tar is is m thc seller's favor; 25 bbls WU
minion ""ere sold at $3 25, and 253 bbla Waahing
ton at $8 75.
Puov sloss-Pons,-The market for me?s i3qniet,
but price* do not indicate any porticular chang".
Sales w.iremad9 oi 500bbia at ?23 31^'. regular W3y.
Th? Jobblnc trade ia light, but la at steady fign-es.
We niiri.e ailee of 450 bbla at,828 for el l mesa, S24
for prime mess, and 82737 mr thin me.? The af?
ternoon market: is quiet and pr: ; j3 ore not so flrmiy
held We quote me93 3t $28 25a28 31. co?h ana reg?
ula' W37.
BEEP-Th-'re is no change to note. The.jobbins
trado ii moderate at full prices. We notice sale* of
140 obii ii S15a2l for plain Wc3tem mesa, and ;3ia
20 for extra mesa.
FXOKXn HEATS-Tba j ib .. me; irada U moderate
but prices tavona rr buyers. We quoro hams at 17a
21c; -houTd rs at lUISc. an j cleir rib at I7al7^c.
BtrrrEn-The marlo: is ouiet, and p.-i--ea have a
downward tendency. The recc'.i.t? coatintr; tobe
In excess of the soles. We quota Western a- 35a29e,
and Stafe at 33a26r. tho laf er pnce ?or fair selected
CHEESE-There is a fur demand for the high
(Trade1 ter osport and home use, and with li.-ht of
leringa ful: prces are current Wo quote-dairy at 7
a!4o, ano factory at lial5.'v,'e.
LAKD-ho marget i^ quiet tc-diy. The demand
' ls limited hui wirb, small offerings pricoa remain
without qiotable ebonee, Sales were mada of 700
Uerc-s at l?I?alO-r fir city and 16?el3lj for steam
rendered Weitem. We quote city at 16c; No 1 ^Tent
crn at lC'jnlO-.jf.; .ream render d and ketlie di led
a;19^al7c; and kettie rendered at 17?$a18. The
af comoon market is rr.t'aer heavy. W- Dorice salea
of 600 tercos for July delivery, bryera' optim. at
If , and ?OOliorces for August delivery, buyer J' op?
tion, at Wife
SUOAB-~ho mariel for raw ls very qriirc. hnt
pnces rema:n without chang* Wo quote fair refln
.ini atllJ?nll'-?c; jiooddo at ll?allfte, and No 12
box at I9?f e. 'l tie aale* are to tao trad -, and Include
175 hbda at llalSKs for Cnba, the latter price tar
clarified; 13;jc lor Pcrto Bico; 15al0)^c ?or Demo?
rara, and 40 boxes Havana at UfiC Beaned isqmV,
but prie >B aro 8toad7. We quote soft VP'low at 14a
lue; s t: whita at 15,'? il?r? ., and^cruahed, powder?
ed and granulated at 16'"'..
Boj?oa Market.
BOSTON, Juno 24.-CP-FTEE-Tko movements in
coffe-a bava been quite uarmportant, and pricer re?
main about foo ?ame aa previo r 'y noticed; sales of
1200 po.-ko 3 Java at 21 Kc gold, "ad 800 b wa st Do?
mingo for export at .moot 9*4'r per lb gold, in hoad.
In Bio nothing bu been done except In retail lots.
OOTTOS-The roacset aft >- the etan cf our last rc
rop, und'r >he influence cf lavorable advico3 trom
uL-road, advanced fal: 2c per lb, but subs quant ad?
vices have been ess favorable and a p-)rrt >n of tte
advance has'been lost, spinners con Inno to pur?
chase in small ?O R an i an f.b/ large mi'ls have a a ip*
6ly for the present, tho demand ter conmrapt on has
eeo iinur- d, and wi fi (roods ruing at ow flgurns,
manufacturers move cant?o -'ly. We quote ord nary
at 27a28\ good ordinary 2?aC9c, Tow mlddllog 29a
30c on! miJdl ng at 3'kt31c per lit, including upland
Golf.
DOMESTICS-The d'm md tor cotton goods aaa
boen moderato dorine- thc week, and the trade again
move cautions".*. T-rioc? are low and holders .ore
not wgiog sales, aaa general improve m mt is soon
looked f r, and looters-are more disposed to pur?
chase at tho riJSO. Woollens move off s owly, 'bp !
oloihlera purchasing moderately of heavy s'ooda for
fall sale. Prices remain without improvarat, andthej
badness ls stil quito unss Istactory. All port)cs ara j
now-looking forward tn the fall trado to bring about |
a favorable change, but the excitement of the Presi?
den tinl clecUon may ta ter tero materially with busi?
ness.
GUSKT R/as-Marirot qn'et md no Mles to report;
prie s aro n mi^ai;y i7\ ? ?dc for hean' bogs. -
GUNNY CLOHI- Tl.e drmand for pur.ny o'oth has
b it quite active this week and prices have advanc?
ed. 1 bo ajles have been 1600 boles at 22c for im.ue
dioto delivery, and at22??n22j?o fer august and .-?en
(ember dcUvcrv, cxpcnSt.B'and interest a J J -d. the!
ma-kef clcees ? rm and purchases to any extent
cou'd not be nrado exaept at higher prices.
L'.w- 1 te s des havo bom nt '8T7a24 uer ton fr
Rastern and Northern, cs to quality.
MoLAsrit'-TL'e murketfor thia af?lala has so'dom
1 o'o ai dull, and no' salea of any importan-re have
been made for lotte weeks 'fast O.bs caved ia
nominally 48c p-r guilon; and smoll lots of Barba?
dos have been taken at COc per gallon
NA\*AI fcToriTF-Thc?e have been -?j?es of 100 obis
spirl'b tu*pcstino at I7.^a4cc per galton, and now
held at 19c. Ter ia vary firm, and prices have fur
thor advanced, t mill sales have been made at $5 60
ac per bou lto&in has been ia baiter demaod. bat
ortees remoij vr.ihoui improvement S"!cs of i:]j
bb'e (Ommon str.ilned nt ^3 25; 760 bb*.i No 2 at
ga 37J?03 32 Vj ; 300 both No 2 ot 53 30; 102 bbla .rood
No 1 at to 87 Vi, uno ISO bbls palo at ?6-i0 S3 per tbL
P.tch i-t qalcr, and sale?confined to small lot-.
uiQAB-The market for sugar baa been voy duli
thr lughout the wook, the trado purcbusing only in
raatl iotn, cud prices are n shade i asl or, although
tho bulk of iho stroll is ho d tl rm and is net offered,
in anticipation or Lag ter rates st an earl; day. Tue
eales hove novn 70 tihds~gCOl procrry u\ i2il2>ic;
590 hhds fair to piime. refiling at 11 *-=a n=^~ ; and
709 Ux s No 11 t> 19. at 12^ul5%o per pouua. Be?
rt ..'ed nwar hji* been selling ol JH?iaiG>jC per lb .cr
pawdcrod and tfranelated.
F. ll Klver Print Clotb narket.
BOSTON, Juue 23 -Pnxtrruio )I.OTH- During tho
ccr?y p .rt ul tho wo?!a ending t.--duy, gno-is rapidly
advanced f ora 6>i to %%c, at wttiea price nome "it \
our mam'act in r, sold <o a lim to i extent for facuo
production, since thoa, wi: i tho lud iu Liverpool
market, cloihs ! ave be n qul-tcr, wit'i less d-'mand
fr .m b-ayers. Tbe stuck in this market, however, ls
very lirht, and manufiu-turcra are not ui3poscd to
m ike much concession in pricce. Woquate as fol
iows:
Cffcrod. Anked.
Po=t orado C4x04.;. .8??@8?? 87?
Standard, 04x64.?.l?? 8>??8?4
Seconds.-.,
Bes^crade 04x6i.3??g,8X 8^
sUodarJ, 61:04.8'? 9%
exports.
BOSTON-Per sehr M M Poto- 13G.CO0 feet Lumber.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-158 balsa
Cotton, 3S1 bbls Rosin. 17 bo'es Hogning, 138
bales Pornosties, 708 bbls Potatoes 393 crates
Vegetables, 834 boxen Poacho-i. 150 bbb Floor.
88 parka .-es Sundries, 1200 sacks Wheat 101
emp-y Barrets.
BA fdTaJORK-Per s eami-hip f:ea Gul!-132 balsa'
Ui'Und Cotton, 464 bu-bols Wh< at 31 bbla Ntivul
.-tort?, 12 bale? Yarn. 07 bales R tis, 34 bbla
(iuauo. 6 bales Bides. 6 casks Itoa and Brass, 21.
rolls Loather, 29 hhds Molasse?, OS hlidi Bono*,
6 bbls Whiskey, 31 cask* Kaolin Clay. 70 000 feet \
Lumber a d Timber, 700 package* Potatoes,
Vegetables and Peaches, 48 r.a-;HOHeB Furniture
ami btindrieu.. cr ?cir E J Pilmer-100,
UuO F ct Lamber.
PORT CAJL.F.1V13AK.
rnAsrs OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 1th. 3 hours 31 minute?, evening.
Last Quarter, 12tb, 7 boura, 32 minutes, evening.
New Moon, 10th, 4 bou s 48 minutes, ?.vening.
First Quarter, 2Glb, 8 boure. 43 u.inutea, morning.
bl i
29 alouda).... 4 SO 7..10 1..16 ! 2..59
30Tuesday....j 4 66 ! 7..10 ; 1..52 3..S3
1 V/edne-?dav. 4..'h7 ' 7 .10 i Mom. 'Morn
aiTbTOWdajM.! ,4. 57 7..10 ? 3..14 I C..43
3 Frltjttf.i 4 67 7 10 1 3..ft9 0..28
4 ..atorday...! 4..f8 : 7..io I Rises. ? 7..12
?lsuuriay.. 4. 68 7..10 | 7..49 7..52
HOON
BETS.
mon
.vs re J.
ronn^uuts per S o ut li arolloa Haliroacf,
Juue %7.
3 l e.'cs Cottor, 34 boles Opmestic!', SI sacks Four,
75 bbls Flour, 50 bnr.d.os Popor, 4132 bushels Groin,
789 boxes Fruit, 13 rar* Crosa TP 8, 2 cora r.-imbt-r,
1 cor Catilo. to Chi3olm Bros. J ('umpten & CJ, W
Ounf, Adams. Frost & Co, Welch & Brand s. Burt ti
Wirth, Cameron, Unrkley Si Co, Street Brothers ic
Co, J N Teldeman k Co, F O t; Rraciio.'J II Bogae t.
J B E Sloan. L' Bu;n. K il Rodgora fe Co, G W Wil?
li As & Co, G Foll?n. * tenhoufe A Co, J B Topni, W
N i?eju, Go dsmith ti ?on, l'.oilroad Agout.
Cou^Isiieca per Northeastern ItaiU-oatt,
Jane 27.
WO bl ls NI.VA! --'tores, I b.Ve Codon, enr: Lumber,
cara . tcck, bbls Potatoes, Mdzc. ft.-.. Io H F Baker 1
ft Cc, Adams, Fro.-t it Co, h BL-clio J ft Cu, J M Mar- I
tin, H W liii-sniin, G Foi'in, Mrs E ' ! Toy, J jump- !
son ft i o. BI oldsinilh ft Nan, Haxyck Uroihers. Z
Davis. G li Prltcuett J ?iorshall. Jr. s Cohen, B F
.?damnons. G W Williams ft Co, F A -uwyor.
Passengers.
Por steamship M vshattaa. for New York-Miss A
Northrop, Miss M T GrirbtU. ^iss M J Lemon. Mian
M J Purni d e, alisa J S Hi ehcock. Mi?a L M Eostiir
brook. Ml-s L F Grudd, O H Ingra am, fr, oud lady.
Airs Hilson Box and dun /liter, Misi sliehol, Miss E
A sitvens-, Miss M T Caren, Mrs Terry und iwo chil?
dren, Mi H Beaman, alisa L A Hall, Misa ?u-?ut.OD
nia, Misa K Norris. Miss E F King, Mi 8 ? W Weet,
Masler i harl'-s Wc?t. M-sa <t Hnnckct Mis? T ll
Hanck.-l, W U Wagn.r, J Hanckol, A B McGowau,
tsdyond two children. O C Wharton, R Flo cs. P
Levitt, Mrs -berm.-m, F R Blake, Mrs W Burns and
child, Mrs J Nola->, T Campbell -ind lad;. J D Mil
?or, ti J Pitehrr, E L Wella, Miss Mary O'Donnell. J
W Griffen, Cfc-pilmnn. Mis - I-abe! t* Harden, Miss
Jaeb-on, A no fir..vos. Diana Spencer. E Bu ke, W
Grattan, W Vonwick, Miss F A Woll-s Miss U ?cha
per, Hiss Harriet Honlord. Miss M Higgv.-e, Miss O
E >kilion, Miss M Andrews. H T Shaw, Coi b il Wit
eon, Mrs \ Rice. Mri li ?f U-ug .maa, two children
und servant, J A Riolls, D' N r-iraoos. H Bothmer,
D Welsh, J TctTy, a G Stree', md 32 :n ateerace.
Pt r cieamahip Seo Gull, tor Ballimore-H Plait,
C H West, Jr, M Caroy. K Shirts, J SiodJard, 3 Mil?
ler. Miss Mary Cawdry.
Por steamsaip Montorey, from New York-Mi s E
Moffett, Mrs E Wjnn, n P MorTott, T Reeves, T M,
Parmalee. Mian M B Avro?, Dr G L Moses and lady,
E RaveneX G D Dear, B Hesita, and 4 ic rteorage. :
Per steamer Dictator, from Paiattra, Tia Jackson?
,vfJ>, Fernandina, ravaoinah, kc- Mr Gaines, wifs
and servant, Sir Izird and wife, - Burkett. Mri
Hart, Miss-is Campbell, 8 n Wella and wife, Mrs Bull
ford, Mrs Volght. Air Ho..bs, wife and four children,
H Bcllacnap. Q i? Fras-r, and 12 on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Bov, McNelty**from Savannah,
via Beaufort kc-Mr-? W Harria, n, Hrs w W Fnpp,
B M Britter. S C Millett, and 5 on deck.
farine. Hems.
.Fort of Charleston, June 39.
Arrived Saturday.
Sehr Robert Palmor. Clark, Noank, Conn-ll days.
Ballast To L T Potter.
pflteamer Dictator, Willey. Palatka via Jackson?
ville, Fernandina, Savannah, .tc. Mdza and Sun
daies. To J D Aiken k Co. Z Davis. W H Chafee k
Co, J F O'No'lI k Si n, Goldsmith k Son. J C Beck?
ley. Welch fe Brandes, and others.
steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah, via Beau?
fort, kc. Mdze. To J Ferguson. M Goldsmith k
Son, Southern Express Co. W garrison.
Arrived Yesterday.
Sioani^brp Monterey. Byan, New York-lett Wed?
needa?, P M. To Bayena! fe Co, J D Aiken k Co. J
App!-*. Adums Kxprcss Co. Adams. Damon ^ Co. J C
Bur-knryer. Bollmann Bros, E Batos fe Co, A Baero,
J Campsen k (.o. I'D Clancy. T M Cater, Dowie fe
Moise, M Drake, Douglas fe Miller, D Faas, Forsyh,
Mccomb & Co, Fra.-ar & Dill. C Goldstein, H Gerdts
fe Co, J B GrubT. Goodrich, Winernaa fe Co. Hart
fe Co, W Glover. J W Harriss ra, J Hyman fe Co. W
Bird fe Co, Holmes' Book Store. Holmes fe Ciider, N
A Hunt J Burkamp fe Co, Johnston. Cre?s fe Co, T
Kelly, Knete fe chapman. H Kiatte fe Co. R H Latte
fe Co i.aurey & Alexander, G J Eulin, L?agnkk fe
.NJ 1. J H Kurray. Maller. Nimitz fe Co, W E Mikel',
W Matthieasoo.'D McGuire, M McGorty. M Marks, J
B McEliiose. North, bteel fe Wardell, Olaey fe Co, T
J Po:eaer, O'Neill fe i-on. D Paul fe Co. haveael fe
Biraweil. li H Rodgers fe Co, C C Dichter, J Bussell,
J K. Read fe I o, T W bpeisssager, G W Stettins fe Co,
Sbackelford fe Kelly. Sfoll, Webb fe Ci P Tool?, B
Dales. J V. Smith. J li Togal P Teckieniierg. Uffer
bardc, Campsen fe Co, OH Wright. J t' M Wohltman,
B Wl--g. Werner'fe Ducker, Wag^n^r. Heith fe Mm
sees, G Wi Co. J H Wuhrmaa. G Williams, D H
Wilson, J Walker. B White. 8 C Railroad Agent.
Sehr Eliza 8 Pot LT, PoMer, New York-10 days.
Hay. lo toe Master, ami Bing fe Gibbon.
. AT QDABANrrNE.
Sehr Ema a, lr.: ni Matin zan.
Cleared sacattlay.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull. New York-Jame3
Adger fe Co.
Stoimsbip Pea Gul!, Dutton. Balatuoro-Courtenay
fe Trenholm.
Behr M M Pote, Abbott. Boston-H F Baker fe Co.
Sehr E J Pt?mcr. Smoot, Baltimore-street Bro3 fe
Co.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Manna1tan. Woodhull, Now York.
Sailed Yesterday.
S'eamsbip Saa Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
Sehr C W bolt. Hart, Bouton.
Sehr B J Palmer, Smoot, Baltimore.
From ttl I a Port.
Fchr Lilly, Francis, Now lock, June 26.
Up xor tilla Port.
Sehr argua Eye. Maj hom, at New York, Juno 26;
Cleared for cilia Port.
Steamship Moncka, Man'bman, at Now York. J ono
SA
Soar Jaoaa Srni h, Nicholl, at Now York, Jane 21.
II cm ora tula.
Th-.; ?-ehr Chilce. Ha ob, from Goorrjstown, S O, ar
T.voil at Boston J ino 21.
poBT OF GEORGETOWN, s. e., TO TONE 27.
murri),
Juno 25-Sehr Sta'c3man, Bedsit, Nov Y irk
OLEABXn.
June 24-Sehr Babe Bangor, Bctaworth, Waahms
too, DC.
June 25-Sehr Helen M Condon, Conloa, Belfast,
Mc.
LIST O ?<' Vtfi'SSKLS
tJP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORI
FOBEIGN..
MATANZAS.
Sehr Emma, Anthony, up.June C
D O M E s T r 0 .
nocitponx. LIE.
Sehr D Talbot, Packard, up.Jone 8
son roi... *
Sehr B N Hawliinp? Wyat:, up.Juue ll
seiir V ? fy.vcster, sylvolor, np.Jnm' 6
Schi- Dodington, Gregory, cleared.. .Juno 18
. iJIW vir.rr.
Steamship Moneta, Marham ia. stated.Jana 2G
Brig reo. Bowen, cleaved.Juue 13
'.-cu: fda Bicaardsou, Bedel/, neared .Juno 10
Sehr Othello, Eldiidg-, neared.June 13
Kobr Jor.ua Smith, r?iooo'a. cleared.Juno 21
S'ar Argus Eye, Miybem. un. .Jone 23
8ULZBACHER-9f;JWEBlN.-On tho 21th last.,
.it th* re-sidetico of t ic bride's pirou s, Mr. ISAAC
8?7LZ0 CdER. of'Jclumbia, S. C., :o Miss ELKA
SCHWERIN, of Sum?er.
STEVENS-POCANO.-On the evening of tao 20th
Juae. bv t ia Bev. WM, 3. YACES. Mr. WlLLiAM H.
K?BTOfS to Miss OATdERINE A. G?. OBI-IS, oldest
daughtor of Mrs. ANTUE POTAHTJ, both of this city.
??j?iniirt).
bTH ET -Diel, iu c ds city,/>n ho tnirning of
the 27Mi inst., ANtsA CAKfc?l>l.'. infu: doughier of
'l HA.nrca and . nu il. .-tnzr.L:
C? r i IVO. -Ti.e following briet' a ib ri commimo
n'cs tie Je-ea i.- of ti" s M iE SWINTON, who o?
DAVID 3. (?UTTINO, aa (ho Md Jay ot Jane, ia the
iweotietti ya ir ot'ber lg;'.
' Th.: ?u 1 Jen vi 'losco of tho si kn:ss which termi?
nated a lifo no ?ircr oui to us all, has ra ide this Ats
pezBi:iou pccuhai'lvdUtrcss.ng. Sao hid scarcely
tutu2 the Happiness ni exist.nie bsforo thc cup feb
from her binds : 'ho had scarce b ic om - ill loofore
she bogan to die.
There was so mneh for cue detr fri o id 11 Uve fori
She had b-en bnttlves'iorf mititbsun ted to tho pa. t
horcf her choice, io whOT Bbo was devotedly attach?
ed. .-In' was em on- mid ia a loving finally diclo,
upon whoso. st oem ber gsutln virtn-s grew dal .y. -ho
fl Heil au enlarging sahorn of f ion d ship. Fr.-m Sun?
day .e ruoilay abe prnthoi^l tao infant c ass around
h r, and told -h 'mo herS-vomnd tnohv. Ayou b>
f'jj. she nus not the >.-m a conni 'tent end honored
mcm'ier of tho church of Jofaa Chris'. Abs, ho v
full of beauly and promise wai tho flower th -t fed
beioro tile roapor's scythe I
Yet sorrow, ia snch a casa ls not witt out preaont
consolation, nor without h >M of 'uturo reuuio.i.
Faith cheers with t Je conviction that our sister spirit
haa row.ed the frome :u Hiavcn, Wae e there is DO
mure so:row, nor sighing, nor pain. H' po die^iars
. o:ic more saint o* whom tho wo-ld wa< not worthy,
now glowing in the light of God. Ace love sees the
lair nro-.Y whenro th i craage fl wots of tho bridal'
lavo 8carro oxba'.vd tl,cir p'tfa'ne, non. crowned
..vtb <h . ore : ra o (lu cf ituni >t t ?1 ty. Wliutvf.-re, let
aa instiler Clint aor mitrmnr a ..lor tlita tcr-jviv
m.nt. Ara cl that a'<K0ut 1'r'.tn fie 1 o?r, she ts
present with tho Lord, bo it o'irs to traee hir up?
ward foo ld ti.s and presi tow.irl that shining
prize !
Sp??ial t?ntircs.
twx SPECIAL MEET.NCr Ol'' THE LOT
HOLL ERS of Mosno'da Ceraabsry will bo held st the
Halt of the Charleston Ioaurauce and Tra?t Com?
pany on Monda;, vOth innbint, at Twelve o'clock IL
J .mo 23 lathami
?TTHE I' T O ? I C THAT WA -J POST?
POXED from tho ?5?h inst int, will come otioa Mon?
da, 20 h instant. Ail oossottw 1 ill tbo day's ?mu?o
mcnt wll bo on band, and can g-t tbeirlickets al
the beal ead f-avo thoir.boai expenses. The steamer
wiii leave Market wharf at Eight A. M.
June 27 2 '
JOS- FIRST NATIO N AL B?WK Ol
C a ABLE3TO .V. - ; ? A R L ES t ON, Juno 27, 18E8
DIVTDEND.-ITio Board of Directors of this Bani
having declared a Dividend of F?V? (5) PEE JENT,
(free of Government Hut), oa the capital Bto:k, thc
same will bc paid to thu Stockholders on aol after
thc 1st Ju y next. WM. C. Lt Rh ESE,
June 29 Cashier.
S3- OFFICE CHAKLESTON GASLIGHT
COMPANY, June 21, 1608.-A Dinoend ot Flt TS
C-KTS PeR SHARE nu the Capital Mock of thii
Company having been declare! by the Dlrec'.oi3,
the same will be puld on and iflcr lttproiimo.
The Boobs of Transfer will be los-d from this date
to l3t proximo. W. J. HERIOT,
June 24 7 Secretary.
/STTOE STEAMER CITY POINT u'ILL
discontinue her trips to Florida, for simmer repairs,
until fu:tber notice June 2
??^CONJUGAL LOVE AND TUE SAPPI
NES-, UF TR" 3 MARRIsOE.-I'FSiys for Young
Men on tho Ell or?, Abuse . und Diseasps which de?
stroy tho Manir Powers ami creole impediments to
Marriage wita sure moan? of relief. Sect ia sealed
letter envelope' frei of charge. Address HOWARD
.\S80CIATTON, Oox P., Philadelphia. Pi.
May 20 3mo
iS-NEW MARRIAGE (>HIDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiologien J Errors, A JUS ea and
Di-moses. incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which crcato impediment? to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief. Sont in scaled letter envelopes free
ot charge. Address Dr. J. :. E.?LLIX HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Phiiadclf hia, Pa.
January 31
Special Mires.
. ~j?r~so?TH CAROLINA? 'CHI?TLE?T?
DISTRICT-IN CHAN'CEEY.-OFFICE OF Tl
SE?I3IKAB IN EQUITY.-BAVEN EL ?c COMPA1
va. JAMES MUBPHY & COMPANY, et al-BILL Fl
AOCO'UNT AND SPECIFIC PERTORMANC E.
appcoring to my satisfaction that THOMAS C
NABO, defendant in this cause, is absent from a
resides beyond thc limits ot this Hat?, so that I
ordinary process of the Court cannot be served
hun. on motion of Messrs. MAGRATH k LOWXDJ
complainant's solicitors, o< dereel that the said i
lendant, THOMAS OXNARD, do appear and plo
answer or demur to this bill within forty days In
{the publication of thia order, oran order pro confe
will bo granted and entered ag limit him.
JAS. L. GANTT, Begistrar in Equity,
Charleston District
' May 7th, :368._Iel0d4_June 2i
[ ?" THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN
{HABLESION DISTRICT.-LN THE COMM(
?LEAS.-JAMES MCCABE va. ROBERT McCA
IOU,.-ATT AOHMES T.-Whereas, the plaintiff di
ti the thirteenth day of June, file his declarad
?alns: the de'ecdant, who (83 it is satd) is absc
tern and without the limits' of this State, and h
author wita nor attorney known within the sin
'Opon whoa: a copy of thc said declaration might
ay rod: Ic ls therefore ordered, that thc said defon
?U do appear and plead to thc said declaration on
blore the fourteenth day of June, which will be
tai year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ai
fl-ty-uin?, otherwise final and absolute judgmc
wi) thtn be given and awarded against hun.
J. W. BROWNFIELD, C. C. P.
Qerk's Office, Charleston District.
June IB min
p NOTICE.-OFFICE OF CITY REGI
TEaB, CBABLESTOH, 8. C., June 22,18G3 -In co
ecqjence of the resignation of Dr. Jos. Yates, tl
OSfce and Di-pensary of the First Health Dlstri
havibean removed from No. 11 Morket-s'.reit to tl
NORHwEfl COBN?K-OF GEORGE AND ?SSC
sUIELTS-pbysi ian in charge. Dr. T. GBXSG
bliONS; residence, WEST END OE MONTAGU:
STBIET.
BOTODAHIH3 OF THE DI-STEJCT.
Rotnded on tho north by routh Moe ot Callion,
street oa the east by Cooper River, on the south t
Sou LBat'ery, and on the west by east side ot Mee
Ing-Bcoet.
0?a> hotiM-Mornlng between 0 and 10 o'cloc
alternbn between G and 6 o'clock.
(fc^ned) O ZORGE S. PELZEP, M. D.,
Jan<22_ 10 City Rccl3trar.
iWPALiVIETTO PIONEER CO-OPEBi
TTVE ISSOOIATION, bavin* for Its objret to lu
nia Jim its members turd the public with the necc
harlie ? Ure, unadulterated snd of good quality, fi
1 turnedato each pa? ruent, and from the profitai
such iasine?s to acenmniato carita! for its mei
ber?, ae now thoroughly organiz.-d and doing
ihrivirj bntino?3. Tao Capital Steck of this Assoc
a'ioa lalimittd by charter to (50.1) Five Hundrt
Share* < (?200 COI Two Hundred and Sixty Dollai
each, pvsb'e in par funds ot One Dollar per week.
Any t?te poison, a resident of South Carol n
shall bc eligible for mcruberthip alter complyii
wi h the requirements of the cous'ltution.
No member shall ba allowed to subscribo for moi
than oacsbare in lie or ber individual name.
Tho Betid of Ma i agoment in their quart e ri 7 stat
mcnt to fee Association shall est mite the profits 1
tho businas for the qu-.rter then cloring. and sha
distribute be same m the following proportion, vb
Thirl:-tans an 1 onc-thiid per cent. (33>j) of sal
profit to mi shareholders in rates to the amount 1
th- credit d their respective shores.
Sixty-six in j two-thirds per cent. (10 H) of Bil
profit to the credit cf tb; shareholders in rates I
the amount ?' their purchases at the storo of the A
sociation icr?io quarter thou ending.
It ls provled, however, that all such dividonc
sholl bo pased to tho cred't ot their respecdv
sharea until tha full amount of two hundred an
sixty dollars le paid in, and then su h share* eba
bo concollod, ?he dividends to bo paid by tho Door
by dtatts np? tho Treasurer.
\ Tho aaivanire ot'bekg a shireholtier tn this A?SI
elation ls cv. jut, aud car only be surpassed by tb
anticipated sttcess of tho future
Certificate a if. Mock may be had and tnstalmen'
poid at the to-operative Grocoiy Ston, Marke
street, No. 107,lo W. H. WELCH, S orekceper; ?
THOMAS. P.Bi.'.ont; JAS. J. GBAUJ*, Searctai
and Treasurer.
.ALBERT 0. STONE,
JOHN F. MA BEB.
Juno 20_Crmtatttft' Coird of Mauagemsrl.
J6S-SARS.aP*??ILLIAN INSOLVENT Id i
bettor remedy an .a suter curativo for Bilney, Bloc
der and Ut-:rino ddkuiiias than Buchn, lurpcutici
Cubebs, .lumper. Tin, or any otaer dinet diurelt
known.
SAB'APARir.L&N BESO?.VI2N*T Ll a qnlclrer eui
for the removal oftpot3, blemlste", Bore*, eruploa
of t ao skia, black aiots or worm* ia tho nein, tba
, cuy of tho ordin?r sai sapa ri i lr: 3 in use. beac d(
cortians oro mcio ra hes to tho powerful, siimula
lng and purifying (fflcacy ol Dr. BADWAY'S SARt?J
PASIL:.IAN RESOLVENT. A fowdraes will restor
ti* a vigor ot life laths weak, dobtUtatel and Infirm.
BADWAY'S SABS?P4B'LLIAN BESOLVENT ls th
consumptive'* hopo. It lo J jty_b.t h.' phloem, repair
tho was*e of tho bid; with new and hoilt'ay mate
ria', modo from pura,ilea blood, and srop'a dec^y
Lot ir bo tried. 1
jTi-Ln U not a flt ortafe remedy to take as a pen
eral medicine; it is subjtct to the snme objections a
Bluo Pills, Qalaine, Cairos va Sub imate. Mercury
and olhec direct oj excla-ive properties. P?
. son* that hava taken ether of these rase 1.1 agon
cres for a Lu.it a of tine, aro awaioof thc seri om
troubio involved-the tyer, spices and other glat?
sufiVir. Bo with Duc'au-ita oxalusivo diarera.; actio:
on tho kidneys, will, ifissd continuousl;, ratjaeac
tho secreting functions' of other organs. RIK hu, ai
;B weUknown, la a dire*; dlurcti -, aud is chiefly oaa
p'oyed by medical men it eecuro nn increase J act!ai
of tbs kidneys.
But in moat cases when thai employed, i's use
after a few doses, ia suspmded, and opla'o* admioir
tared, to modify ita netbo, or to compensate tai
kidnoys tor tho ?rroat strda they sufi's? trom tho di
. reet Infi renee of Dacha. Now, Bucau iodiscrimi
nately used ia casca ot dUbet-aj, aravel, brick dus:
deposi'-, urea, uric, or Uduc ac U, aad in granular
d generation of the kidneys, catarro, of tho bladder
dropsy, ftc, is like ti'atlrrr (-?Us t> ca-jc? d arrhes 1
PABSIRV BRAVA, viiiiatel w.'ti Saraipirlliiin
andotnerremelial ngenw, iuBidwiy'; Renovaiiu;
Resolvent, ts a compensating rem-My. It cures ovary
kiadoi d?3aav5 of t ie krJnays, bladrlir, S?in and
Uteri ie Organs. A few d'3cs will ma-o fae mos!
' J exuraordiuarj c nutro-tar th a battor.
' One Ouace of Dr. Rad way's Extract of Ilia P ire:?
fcrava Root is norla novo than all thc Sacha teavei
thn ton gan?ration < of Hatte itara or otii-ar savag rs
ca* -.other. Tiy lt tnd bo cared.
' Ak f.rDr. R dwiy'j ?irsapa'lilian Re'O'.vant, 01
Bcmvating Boso'veai. Pr'ca SI por bot?lj. or sij
: iotths.fir$5. Addrcs3 Dr. BAD WAY k .0.,
Ko. 87 Hat J.ia Lona New York.
SARiArABILLI-vN ItE^ LVENT pto;s all w?ak
cuing ?Vhargas that tbraatcn lo destroy Lie. Tha
Bosolveii, when preparo ! under the old ero tess,
; cured maiy persona of diseases brought on by self>
abus >, win have siuce marrieil and h?vc children.
This oughtto bc r>od ovidenco of Its pr-warful purl
1 ?ying and fnlt.'ul cfflcicy. As prepared now, nader
Dr. Radway^ now process, there is no disease that
caa be reaohtd through the blood, urine and sweat,
' but that it wRVcure. Many disensos, Dot p-o()er to
monbon in un advertissm- nt, is explained, and
means of cure pointed out, in Dr. Bad way's nen
i Medical Pubhvaifui, FA LSE AND TB?J?. now reody.
, Address RADWAYV GO., No. St ?elden Lane. N. V.
[Tice of BESOLVt???T SA .S aPABtiiLlAN, SI per
bottle, or G bottles fot S5.
Juno 23_PAC _jj
?3- BATCHELORS HATE DYE.-THLs
splendid Hair Dye ia the best in the world; the
only truo au.? perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
a.'tnntaneons; no disappointment; n? ridiculous
tlnrs; remedies the illoActs of bad dyes; invigo?
rates and leaves the bab: soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by aU Druggfets and Perfumers; an
properly applied at Batchonr's Wig Factory, No
Bond-6tri:et. New York ?, lyr_January
i ?S-A FACT WOItTfl KNOWING.-THE
i best investment for an invdid, who suffers from
debility or losa of appetite, B a bottle of PAJTE
KIM'S Hopatic Bitters, as it willbe sure to give relief.
F or salo by all Druggists. f
(Chrtlpg onU /orn?slpg ($00210.
LOOK ? irplii?
LOOA AT THE PRICES TO WHICH WE
HAVE MARKED OTR STOCK OF LIGHT
WOOLLENS AND LINENS M iDE FOR THIS
SEASON'S TRADE, AND 8EE WITH HOW
LITTLE MONEY YOU CAN PURCHASE A
COOL AND COMFORTABLE SUIT MADE
IN THE BEST MANNER.
FUSE MIXED CASSIMEEE SUIT-3A#K,
PANTS AST) YEST.3 TC 00
SCOTCH CASSIMERE SUIT-SACK, PA>TS
AND VEST. . 17 00
FINE DARK MIXED CASSIMEEE SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST . IS 00
FINE INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 19 00
SILK MIXED CASSIMEEE SUIT-SACK,
PANTS AND VEST.'..v. 30 00
BLACK D'ETE SUIT-SACK, PANTS AND
VEST. 15 00
BLACK TEICOT SACK. li 00
LIGHT FRENCH FLANNEL SACK......:... 4 00
BLACK ALPACA SACKS...... :;..... 2 60 to 5 00
LOT OF FANCY CASSIMEEE SACES-ior
merly sold at 39 00 to 812 CO-now. 7 00
LOT OF MIDDLESEXCAfSIMERE SACKS.. 6 00
FANCY CA? Sill ERE PANTS. 5 00
GBET FLANNEL PANTS AND VESTS... .... 4 00
'?BE? FLAM IL SACK AND PANTS. 060
COTTON A DE SUIT S-s A CK ANS ;
PANTS..3360 to $0 00
WBITE DUCK bUIIS-SACK, PANTS AND '
VEST.. 10 00
HKAV? WHITE DUCK SUIT-SACK, PANT8
AND VEST. 15 CO
BROWS DUCK AND LINEN SACKS.... 2 00toJOO
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN PANTS... : 1 00 to 4 00
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN VESTS.v.. 100 to 2 SO
WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS..'..... 2 SO to ff Ot?
XL, KIM EV S FURNISHING GOODS.
?3?DK AND GAUZE al ERIN 0 UNDERSHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, LINEN, MUSL'N AND JEAN
DRAWERS, HOSTERT, OLCVES, TIE-', SCARFS,
BOWS, COLLAES, Ac. tc.
WHITE SHIRTS at 32 CO, 32 50 and $3 00.
fiS* ONE PRICK.
?IACULLAB, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
No. ? 7 O KINO,
CORNER OF HASEL-3TREET,
CHA3LEST0N. S. C.
Jun.?J<5_
SPRING ? SS cumin.
No. ?91 KING-STREET,
CORNER OF WENTWORTH.
A large and well selected Sto* of
FINE ANT) MEDIUM QUALITIES
0?
SPRING AND SU3L3IK?. CLOTHING
For Mon, Yoaths and B<*ys,
Is ottered at LOW PBICES, to which thc attention
of buyers is directed.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK, COTTON, LISLE T BREAD AND GAUZE
MERINO UNDER SHIRTS
JEANDBAWEBS, of superior inako
ALL VARIETIES OF SCARFS
BOWS, HECK TIES .
8IOCK9, GLOVES, ic, ic
ALSO,
THE STAR BRAND STURTS,
Noted for their fltfcnc; qualities and superior work?
manship.
COLLARS, of all the prevailing styles, such os
SARATOGA, SHAKESPEARE
ELDORADO, TBALBUBG
BYRON, PEBsIGNY
EGBERT, Ac, tc, tc.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Supplied with aa elegant assortment of
mPOBTED AND DOMESTIC
CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES AND VESTINGS,
Vilich will be mads np to order under tho care of a
FIRST-CLASS FRENCH CUTTER.
A visit to the Store ls solicited, and tho Stock will
bc shown with pleasure.
Prices fixed and marked on ea< h article in plain .
figures.
WM. flATTHIESSEN.
B. W. McTUEEOUS, Superintendent.
June 9 Ima