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VOLUME, ViL NUMBER 1U3. ^^^^^^^^^^^^S^^^^ ^-s x.w^,,..S BY TELEGRAPH. KU no PE. . i SPAIN. PABIB, August 10.-Til o Pair lo to-day ae Berta tu at parlies or Carlitta oa bpaoisb soil are increasing, aol that in Borne casas they have met with BUCO SHS. It is claimed that they have captured nibo offloera and forty pri? vates of tho Spantab army. Thu Patrio hints that within a mouth a great military event, of whtoh'it trivbs no' particulars, ?Ul happoD In Spain, aft or which Don Carlos will publia h a manifesto. A?UV .: JU ?Cl MADRID, August 21.-Notwithstanding tho invasion and insurrection a tot i oa, it is now be? lieved tho Carliat movement la ended. PABIS, Angus'. 21.-La Franco aays; Coba ia lost to Spain, and the wieest thing Spain oan dois to take advantage'of .the presont Bihia utton. . BKLOIUM. DnroEs, August 19.- A groat storm paaecd over this city and Ibo surrounding country to day, doing much damage to the crops, eepe ?ially lo fruits. Thc Chinch of St. Audre was struck by lightning ami destroy od. , OUR fr unir AIS. LONDON, AugUHl 20 - Tnfr'Slar I hie morning ?han au editoilal on tho' subject of tho acquis I lion or duba by Ibo United States, wherein it says: "AH a naval and military position in the Golf o? Mexico,? Cubais OL groat valu e, lroops aud a f rinndron vioiild bb roqnircd Ibero, but . the people of'America, with whom die acquis! Hon of Cuba is ao popular,- no uld off j' np. ob? jection to traen an. out lay. "1,'?ox?. ia'.uo _rcaaqm for Great Uritau? ' (o 'grudge ' tiioir poB^cs?iorr England'e.posseaaioriB lu thoeoseas are' so ot poB ed to atUofcv a -f present that the danger cannot'bo augaioutcd. 'In tho interest of"com ?- moree it is '^l?iranl?'tnalCTiba'feo prosperous and' her prosperity 'ia ?iintcl?; mor?-' ptobablrj under American g'pyprnoient than (va "a dis? tinct colony or ?panion B/ipuUlio." " - LONDON, August 21, -It ?B ,'rop?x?cd that thc order for an iron clad to proceed to Cuba OB account of thc detention of 'lintis'i ve sac lu, m countermanded. - - - Crops of all descriptions, except wheat, fully reported from all paris Of the Kingdom to bo at least as good as average. 1 ' ' > IRELAND. DUBLIN, August - SQ.-The Archbishops of Armagh and Dublin havo Issued an address to the elerey and laity announcing the speedy meeting of the provincial synods, and request, ing the laity to make,preparations for sending representatives. Tho Archbishops. offer, no suggestions, but invito freedom nf action-on the port of the laity, aucToxpress thair readi ness to make use of tho parochial syatom ol dioccasan conferences, if desired. The Dublin Synod will meet at St. Patrick's .Cathedral on September 15th. BELFAST, August 20. -At a meeting of the olergy of this diocese, the Bishop presiding, it waa resolved that tho Diocesan .Synod be con? vened, to consiB* in equal numbers of clergy and laymen. PB0SBTA.( F - BERLIN, August 20.-A correspondent of tho Prussian Cros9 Gazette, at Borne, asserts that the late ey I lab na of the Pope will' form tho obicf subject of the deliberations of the CEcu h>menicil Council. The paragraphs concerning Ptlie relations of the church ami the" State will be modified and probably intensified. Tho dogmas or the infallibility of the Pope and spiritual and corporeal assumption of th? Vir * gin will be promulgated. The Holy Father has expressed his'regret that no sehismtlio or Protestant Bishop has offered to take part in the Council. FRANCK. LONDON, August 20-Tho Times, in an arti? cle on tho Liberal changes in thc French Gov? ernment, says : "Emperor Napoleon, after pre? siding over the destinies of France for seven? teen years, and after doing much to making amenda for the loss of the liberties of Fiance, will do well if, by restoring thou j liberties, be proves tb?', be considera tho rom under of bis reign the prelude to bis son's. There will be no lack o? opportunities for tho Fteuch to ac euatom themselves to regard the son QB the natural lieutenant of the father.*' PABIS, August 20.-The Prince Imperial bas returned from Chalons. The Empress and Prince Imperial depart"Monday for tue East. In the Senate, the discussion of tho Sou alua Oonsultum will commenco August 80. Tho article relating to the responsibility of minis? ters bas not been altered in any respect by the oommittee. The French authorities have arrested twelve Carliat leaders, who were attempting to croas the frontier into Spain. . Information has been received from the City ?? Mexico (hat two Frenohmen and a Belgian, partisans of the late Emperor Maximilian, have been ar ree ted thor o, implicated in a conspiracy against the lifo of Juarez. It is stated that the f Americio minist er to Mexico refused to m ter k cede lor them, r f TBE'INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE. LONDON, Align?t 10.-The Times of to-day fcjiaa an editorial on the forthcoming interna ^ional boat race. It saya tho Harvarde show signs of hard work, as the" time male last nigh twos notas good as formerly, and tho men seemed much moro fatigued than on other oe casions. , , ... Tlio : Harvards practlQod to-day in their new bott, built by Jjwott. She meas uren for? ty-two .feet six','inohes .loug., and- nineteen inches across) at the i?ldoat par1. Tho O ion ians went over the conreo tcwUvyi ? m'sjiitig ihm i* thirty-nine to forty- one strokes por1 minute. ' V The Harraps, in 'rowing ?.ve* >tbo oodrse, mule a good start;but a Rinking wind impe dod the-r progress until they reached Ham* moram'th bridge. After that" the? hud-rair wind and smooth water, and rowed well to the end.. The Oxford boat, going!over tho iamb course previously to-day, made faster time, bot they bad fair wi ud and the tide waa more in their favor. Two to oue is offered on Oxford, but no takers. I I ; LONDON, Angabt 20.-Both the Harvard and Oxford crews were ont agito for prac tic 3 last evening. The Harvards at the atarb made thirty-eight strokes oe r minite, which in ci ci, a y ed to forty. Their paoe, waa good and well ana. rtatoedthiouKhoutv ' > |ri :t7rtTr" The Harvard crew went over tba course to? day, front Putney to Mortlake, in twenty-two minutes twnuty-scooads. Ta? 'time from the seq ne duct to Hammersmith brtdge Was nine munta*1 twon tj-fl vo seco rfd?.' Tho Oxonians only towed from tho aqnedact to Hammer? smith bridge, making '^M^^^^ft? minnies twon ty socon la, Tho. wisd. waa not so fctoa^toHtaem a? for the Harvards, bnt they ti?dNti?r ,<!*>. ' ' LONDON, An g os 12L-T/be Spea tator Bays, re? garding tho approaching boat raoo, opi mo os la respect to crews regard the ohanoea of victory nearly eren. The pabilo aro inquiring u the Am erl osiw over pw c?t. the ir whole strength. will probably bo in favor of Oxford: if good tho Harvards Will Win. Anice slow English driE. ale ia tb? thing to take tbe bean out of the Ul ?WO ?O OB? BB Oxford. i t\f*f* ?? .... ?." ' '"\ NETTS EBOM WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON. August St.- It fi B?ated, on ex? cel lout nut hon ty ;n'it neither Qoocial Leo poi any noted Confederate officer? will attend thc Gettysburg identitioation meeting. Confed?r? alo geoorals avoid the meoting bcoaneo they are apprehensive of disagreements rogardiug nombers. position and relativo valor. Tao objection to tho Gettysburg identifica? tion by the corpB oomtnandere ie that Long? street'ls in Now Orleans; A.- P. Hill, dead; Ewell, -fiom loss of leg and health, ano-, bio to travel; and Stuart, commanding cavalry, deal. Without the presonco of these officers correct identification JS impossible. The nettroes implicated in outraging; a lady noar Front Boya!, Vs., woro hung by the citi? zens. The Cubaua havo advices to tbe 16lh. It is reported that tho disorganization of tho Span? ish voluntoor forces is complete. Many aro affiliating with C?spedes. No flghfkj Revenue to-day $47?O0O. The comparativo statement of revenue shows an increase of ten millions tor July this your over lost.' ' J. ??osa Brbwho will return to Cbina if his course is approved. Mr. Williams romaine lu chargo of tho mission. . ,,. 80U10 National banks, in view of the .advance, oro wit ladra wine ton-forties and : replacing them with five twenties. 'The tobaoco factory ot Heinle raon Brothers, at Keokuk, and distillery of Dillinger .*. Ste? venson,- at Pittsburg, ' havo boen eenred for -rircuuo violations. ':'' ' ?'' *'?>''? THE EAST. li-- --.. AMA: .1 PEH9IA. . ,. ...j. LONDON.. AUB us tl0.- Dispatches from Tehe? ran state that a band of emeaaaries from Con? stantinople havo been arrested, oharged With '^conspiracy to assassinate tho Shah bf Persia, li issaid" th at'-mab y eminent persons-aro im moated in tho conspiracy. 1 j Tho Persian troops have 'i ft pt uro d Garie tiela, and dofeated the Turcomans JD ?pitched battle. .*' ISDIi. ..-*?> ! LONDON, August 19.-A dispatch from Bom bay, dat od Angust 17th, HIJB that tho rumor of an attempt to assassinate Bhoro Ali 1B false; It ?B reported that tho City of Herat is cap? tured. v ._ .. ... II AX Tl. HAVANA, August 21-P. M.-The Tel?grafo ia anchored at Tortola and tbe Seminole ho Baited for Porto Rioo. liny lieu advices to the 19th instant say that Saltia ve has retreated from- Jaomel, but is still bcBicRing.Aux Gayes. A Dutch schooner, loaded with articles eon traband of war, has been captured. Tho rebel President Ssyet is at St. Mark's arming tho Colombia and Delphine to attack Balnave's fleet. One dollar in gold in worth a thousand in paper. CU Ii A. HAVANA, August 21-Noon_Do Rodas baa gone to Matanzas. Tbree coast patrol schoon? ers are receiving armament at the arsenal. JTBLE WA It IN. CUBA., . HAVANA, August 22.-Genoral DeRodas re? viewed the troops at Matunga* to-Jay. Thoy expressed their willingness to go luto activ? service. Four hundred rebels are devastating Calon District. A convoy wi tb a regiment eight hundred strone encountered and re? pulsed four hundred rebels near Lois Tunos. A. J. Simons, who bas been imprisoned for six months' at Puerto. Principe, bas been released. WASHINGTON, August 22.-Tho Cubans here have the following information: '1 :'" , There is an organization for the purpose of wresting the island from Spain everywhere tbrongbont the island. Tbe volunteer juntas are. in concert with the chief at Havana, and threaten to bring .DeBodas under, the same control which expelled Dulce from the (aland. It is reported that there is a formidable- or? ganization of Spaniards in tbe interest of the C?spedes government, as against the volun? teers, and that this bas boen exposed by a spy. DeBodas contemplates a return to Spain, be? lieving that a continuance in bis present posi? tion would dolract from his reputation. HI'AB KS I'BO31 THE WISES. Two deaths from heat oeoared in Cinoinnati on Saturday. Le Beouf will oertainly bo appointed French Minister of war. Two bales of new cotton were received , at Wilmington on Saturday. Creeks near Philadelphia having dwindled to. puddles, several distal ions fires have oc? curred. Muoh apprehension is felt from want of' water. The Fall River, Massachusetts, manufsctn< tnrers have determined to run only threo days in tho week.. Thia wfil put 600,000.spindles on n?!f lime. . , . : .. - at ? THE TAX QUESTION IN O It ANO E nVRG. . . I ... ...... " . . - / ..... i'< ' praOK Orm OWN OOBBXaTONSKNT.] . . OBASdmo?o, August 50.-A word now in re? gard 'tb'tffe'Wtate taxes. When it wt^learned that tho Board' of Equalizttion ' bsd added3?0 pier o'eStV'tb lli6 valuation ' of proporty io Oran eeo urg, the taxpayers of our die (riot, After-m?ture deliberation, appointed a com? mit leo to wait on "hts ExcolloncV"''nnJ tl?? ot?er excellencies st Golpmbto,. to petition SQ abatement. The committee were recelvod courteously and asSnre j of Ure wi iiiugue8s of the authorities to do justice to the taxpayers. Tbs com coitteo were sent ?back' to' inalrubi t?? citizens that their grievances1. should be at a tod in a petition; endorsed by disinterested por sons, anu forwarded through the County Aa ditor. A-'general raid was mado' on foolscap and the applications were duly deposited With the proper dignitary, and in doe timo, among the rest, your correspondent repaired to boar his doom. He was not disappointed Whon he learned that an abatement waa mt do, at tho caprice of the Goon ty Auditor, of 83 and 50 per cont, on Maln-stfoet property, aria onjy 26 per cent, on mine lo Marice tvs tibet?, - which ia leas eligibly located and ot less in trina io value. Three several appeals were made to'Cresar's courhb^io.y/to^ The wropg end. injustice shptrn.m.ide no moro impression than a tom fwranoV locture wonl d on tho Sphinx ; abd lam constrained to think, that as a few of ns yet hold dear those political views wtiiotT -will one day triumph over corruption, we are taxed pro kala'with the contempt expraasedr Jhersrjpon. It ia humiliating to see men who cann ot, without hired aa*tsUnee,'wTlta up their booka, presume to express an opini?n as to the value of property, and suffered to decide in relation to aaeeesmeute, their decision being based on the amount of good- will th sy bean to wards the. taxpayer. But snob, a eUto of venality can DO* I&A* lOfUTs) v " The yo un g men bf ehr town ate e&aeaYori ng to organise a base bill club. ' > '. .". 8 handaome atoro-Ct putin E rig gma n la refit soma new-*sjigled idea of tbe progressionist*, flf.S?.JsV?i?.K , .rtJWiaWawbls. v TUE KIO HTS OE LAUGH. Proceedings of tho National Labor Con ?rc??. Till OD DAV. ? ii. i ? At tbe ?Lird dav's aesBion of tbe National La- ? >or Congie/ a at Philadelphia, on Woduosdayi a' loraniunioation front tho International Labor t Jougrtaa et iingtond, asking Una Congress to ? loud a delegate IO tbo Bwiaa International Con- f rention, was read. Tho rtomm'nnlcati?n waa \ referred to tbo President aud Executive Cum- x nittoe for action. ' _r jj Mr. Bholdon, of Miesonri, announced that he r iK'? a letter trout Hou. F. P.' Flau-, Br., au* i Iresscd to Mr. Magmro, exeou ivo officer ot , lb ia CouprcBB for tho B i a' e of K uiBas, touching . tbo money question. Object ion W08 mode, and bo lotter waa referred to tho Committco oiy Plaifurin without being read. 1 During the dieouaslon upon tho subject, Ijtr. ! ? fohn Maguire, ol Mleanurl, said that G o rye ral 13. F. Butler told him in Washington th'^t tho . workingmon'a View of tho money qucs/ion. if 1 ftgltated during tim last ProBideutini election, . would have defeated tho Republican fruity. "We wbuldn'l let you'discuss rt," asia. Mr. j Butler. "When you attempted-1<? do so we , sried out 'Copperhead' und 'robel,* aud by thia , means squelched you." Ho (General Bailer) , admitted to tho speaker that the policy advo? cated by tho last Labor CuuRrenS on this point , was tho truo one,-and it wouid finally triumuh.. , Mr. M. B. Walsh, of Now ?ork Typograplil- ?j eal Union, bo.6; asked aa n matter'f t privilege , to be allowed to read the following tologiapnio . dispatch whicti bo had just roooivod : < NEW YO&K' August 18.' 1869. ; M. ll. Waith. Dctvtjnle to the National J.abeif Congress, PhlUu?dphia: ; V , If Miss Authouy is admitted, you ora direct od to withdraw from tho convention, in lorin- I, ing them lhat it is an insult co Union No. 6, , aud wo trill remombcr it. Wo aro opposed j to humbugs. WILLIAM STIUK, '' , President Typographical Union, Mo. C. .j j Mr.'Walsh saul lhat, iu aorordanco with tho di toolinna embodied in this dispatch, he re- , ?peoifolly asked to have, hie credentials re- , turned to bim. . .> ? '.? 1 '.' . I Motions permitting tho delegation to with- ? draw abd returning tho tnx paid by tbeni eli? cited au animated dieousston.. The reanlt waa that Miss Anthony's ?rudoutUlH were rejected, i and aho waB oxclud. ii from a seat in tho con? vention. " The yo to on .expulsion stood 63 yeas i tb28nay*,.- ' tm cn?l li :.-..UA ? , Aa-address lo the convention from-the col- .< (ired mon of Maryl md waa rod by Ina aa My- i Ors, colored, of lialtimoro; and Waa received < with great applause. It assorted that the j whito laboring- inti) thad nettling to fearfrotrl I tho.blacks, and ni ging a closer onion ol both i tb resist, the encroachments of apeoiij?turs, 1 Tho address stated: '?? ''' ' ] ..Th? colored men of this nation aro entirely j opposed to tho repudiation .pf the national Ji debt. They go in for evt y honest dol? lar borrowed to bo bouoatly paid back, and I on the terms stipulated in tho anginal agree- ? ment. Any other courso ie more ruinons to tho laborer than to tho capitalist. Tho perma? nence, not only ol this administration, nor of any O her, but of. tho government itself, de? pends on thc honost paying of ito debts. A ! dishonest government, hko a dishonest indi? vidual, will bo arrested, tried, couviotcd and punished." MB. B LATH'S M OK KV THEOBY. Tho lotter of tho Hon. F. P. Blair, dated "Silver'Bpring, Md., August U," warns tho workingmen thal a vastr uionied influence is ' fast obtaining control of the government, and 1 draining the resources of tbo people. Mr. Blair Bays : 1 ' Monied men always have a simple process With n?cessitores. States, or individuals to get possession of all'their resources. It is bond and mortgago when tho ?state of au individual < is to be transferred to an individual creditor. *( When a groat body of creditors combine and i grasp the credit and resource* of a great no- < flop, in addition to the obligation of bond and 1 mortgago of all. the assets of the national ,1 treasury, banking power? -t? ????orated r Airing themF>way over tbo whole financial Sys? tem and credit of tho government. ?< By thia process they get not only. interest , on .the whole amount of bonds, for greater In 1 amoant than they loaned th? government, but 1 they get the power to tax the people by. an In- i definite amount of loans and paper ieaues, and i so increase tho u Bury ad Hbilum. Tbe lao i Senator Guthrie, of Kentucky, distinguished as the ablest Secretary.of the Treasury of our I times, assured me. that our national banks, receiving their regular dividends in an?ete on the government bouda," thou lending the nine? ty per cent. In notes, returned to them by the treasury where they .file their bonds,' with ? loans on the government, and individual de? posits, and profita on bills of exchange, com? pounding the interest through sixty days dis? counts, paid in advance', cleared at least forty rr cent, on tbs amount of their c ? pl ta 1.1 And' know instances in which tbe capital waa doubled the first year. This, ls the crushtog taxation that ia ruining the country. Mr. Blair then recounts the political cam pxign against the monied power, fought by President Jackson, roanlting in the overthrow of the United States Bank, and the perpetua? tion ot Democratic institutions. Mr. Blair urges the imm?diats rt i seat abnehmen, t of the national banka. He adds: This golden age of hard money can never re- ' tura while a stupendous national debt weighs on the labor of tho o m ni ry, preying on it hour? ly in the ahapn of taxation,and converting all Ino machinery of the Treasury into a paper mun. to create issues for so-called national banks, based hy holders of tho national debt on tbe' government ciadlt and deposits to lay a new sud Bull greater taxation on the people in tho aliapo ol loans. th. V? - POTJBTH DAY. The Congreaa resumed its sessions on Thura? dey afternoon. The Committee on Organization made a re pert, with amendments, but after the debate, the matter was laid on tho table and the com? mittee discharged. Tho Committee on Female Labor made: a report, whieh waa adopted. It wu resolved that tho Congress recommond that alt Trades Unions make immediate effort to secure a thorough organisation of female labor, and demand tho same pay for work equally well done bv woman as that done b; man ; that every avenue of ia Wir for which woman is phyi^aally cai>loitata4 ehould :be freely opened to ber on tbe same tarma and xmdttionB aa allowed to any class of laborers. We ask for woman,:?QuaJ optaaajanrittoa, and rights in every field of enterprise Md labor?,; ~ Besolutiono wero'adopted for tho appoint neut of a Committee on Ways and Moans',' and ra5andipgoommittee^ii--T?vi ^WffPt ' . Resolutions denouncing coolie. Labors bat de \tylDF'JM-\?.la.n^.?, ^LnW...emigrante, i mould be protected like olher cloona, .were. idqptod. A special committee tn a now pciui ?ijparty was adopted. \A long report in reference to thc f robbies in he coal mming dlatncla was read. The only mint m it nae tho suggestion that it ia a quea loii whether the government should not tako wsseaaion of tho coal minos-of tba country, >ayfng tbe present owners a fair valuation for ho, same, aud run these mices aa the gold bines of California have boen, In the Interest >f tbe whole people. The national wealth o be country should never pasa put of tbo band if the people roto tbe bands of m onopoiis ts. " N THE PLATFORM. The .Labor Convention adopted a plat rot m( rf which Uia following Ajajpo^Jatu,, All political power ia inherent in the people, ind i boo, govern mon t is founded on their ah'' hon ty and established for their benefit. .That labor tn all departments of useful i n USbry la s offprint trout a system Of monetary aws which wero enacted during tbe late-war 18 measures, lt was assumed, necessary to tba Ifc Cf th? naHOp. aritf which ia now sought to ? perpetuated l? the interest of bondholders nd baulera as a mean* to subvert the govern* nent of our fathers, and establish on ito rhine n empire in which all political power shall ba entralized to restrain and oppress the rights it labor and an bordie ?to its. vol anea to the aer^1^4S^D^ ?J^M8re?*^d WWW MM! upcrcliions arithonty. That the national banking system being lh brucU to the spirit of liberty, subversive of ba principles of Jostle*, and wi tho Of VT arrant a the Constitution ot Ute United States, and rrongfally increasing-- the burdens of tba nnually, th? a spf ration a of honest industry, ad tba apir? of i mpmlled liberty, demand 1 inmediate abrogation and tbs substitution of fcgal-tender notes ai the ex?Tuait? curran cy of be nation. uv .vj. ! >.'.?? - Thatthe Natioa.l Labor 'Jnio'n Is opooecd o Ibo continuation and c.tnnjn of banks by ota of incorporation, bv - either Bute or na ional authority, with tryj privilege Of making, saning or putting. v? circulation Soy notes, lilts or other papers ?f any oth^r bank to cir mlate aa money, -e^oept legal-tonder treasury iotas. '?..iv *>?'?. . i Aesoiced, Tba/tho revenue laws ut tba Uni ed Bi ates sh ?"hi bo altered, nu. thal, matead il subordina" \a\ior to capital, thoy.may af oid just pr ou-ctiou to labor, ami Ibo industrial utcroats " of tAiti ; who b ' compre. Thal .legal ender rMWij should b?,m?^o legal tondtr ih .aynjeijt of all debts, publicand private, and pnvol .-tibio, at the option of the holder, into [ove /nmont bonds, heiring interi>f>t at, tho ate, of 3 per oenl:' por- ahnttm^with tbo prm , ?'/o to the holder-to reoormrt bonds into obney or ro?hej'intb bonds at ploaa?ro." That tho el aim or bondholders that thoy bave bonds wnicti ?ero oought with gi-eonbioxst uud the principal of.which in by law payable Itt cur reuoy, a hon ld nevertheless be paid in 'gold, ia unju.it and oxtortionato. That exemption from I<KX of bonds and so urines ia. violation ol the ?Ust principio of revenue laws. A.n.- . That land monopolies are n* variance with thc doctrino that "all freemen whon thoy form ' a social compact, aro equal io rights/' and if persisted in must ultrmutely result tn tho subversion of. boo ii,sii\i\tiuuH, as .also the social sud. political well-being of the laboring tusase*. f?il i i . That as labor ia tho ff,nndn,tion andoiuso af national prosperity lt la boil) tho duty and intoroat of. the government to foater and pro toe t it. . Itt), importance,' therefore, oom.indi th? creation ot au executive de parlaient of Ino ?ovtroment at Washington, to bo denominated tho Department,, of labor.i tthioh shall aid lu aro toot mg lt, obovo tull other dntcrosie; that tho National Labor Congress ?arnostiy rocom mouds the adoption of. tucTi"., ;? "ai?ui?a among ill 'cla'safia bf wotkmeii 'ii? ad h?otioiia 01 the ?dutry aa will aeeuro tho-adoption ,ot the ..leht -tiour system, and calla upon the mapee '.ive State Legislatures to folio?*' tho oxamnlo >f the National Con gross I io recognising eight lion* s as a legal day's work. hesoltcd. That political, equality hoing ono it tho.cardinal principles of thia organisation} ?To, therefore, urge lull ros tora t iou of civil and political i'gilts lo every American citizen ei :ept euch as bave been convicted bf felony, i Tho Committee on Obnoxious Laws reported ia follows:- >... , Wliereaa, There exista in tho statutes of several StateB enaotmeote-makrng-it n penal Jifcnco tor American m ec ban icu and laborers to combine tor solf-proteotion, f> secare their inalienable rights, a fair day's waxes for a fair ity's work}' audi' wheieaa,' such laws haye boen' { outed ex?luaivoly in ' the interval of tho oapi- ] 'iilst, and antagonistic to the spirit of Am bri-' "kn liberty; und. svhercaa. lhere is'no redress 'or. tho mechanic pr laborer, in tbe State of I l'ennB> Ivan i it to take an appeal, if, in hu? Judc nent. he thinks:ho ia unjustly taxed and ctn? rider} under thia tyrannical law; therefore. I Resolved, That the workicg men of the Uni? ted Statea emphatically .demand- their uncou itt ional repeat. Adopted. ". A\N At FAIn OF ito::CR: Settlement of tUe Trouble ?morin tbe sionigouicry Doctors-Correspondence j between tH? Parties-An Amicable Ad J uniment li ?reeled._ ? The Montgomery Mail conloi na tho follow? ing card, by which it will bo seen that tho per? sonal difficulty between Dr. Johnston and Dr. Michel and between Dr. Bruns and Cr. John? ston, bas been honorably adjust ed : A OiBJD. For tho information of ' tho public the ? Al? lowing oorrespondeneo,' Betting forth the hon? orable adjustment of tho issues .recently pen? ding between Dre. B. V. Michel and J. F. John? ston, ia submitted.- Upon tho public ttioa of a card in the Montgomery Mail of the 7th (nat., signed by Dr. J. F. Johnston, the following.. t?r^aW j MONrooiiBBT, August 9,1889. J.F. Johnston, M. J).; j Bm-Ton must have,been aware when you published your card of.-the 7th mat., that un? der nopjaaible circumstances could I take any notice of Dr. T. B. Ligon. That snob a.(allow may interpose no barrier botwJen'.us. I hereby nek that you. will name'the: earliest day at which you can moot, mo, at somo designated point outside the limits of Ibis-State, where we can continue our correspondence. Your ob't servant, . , "' . " ' ' . j B. F. MroH?L. ; ? - ^-'". r BicrXiT.' alOHTOOUKK?, August O, 1&G9. | Dr. R. F. Michel.- tu ii . I decline receiving your message of this domlag, by the hand of Dr. J. Dickson Bruns, and refer you to my card of the 7tb for my rea-' sonsJor BO doing. - '' J, F. JOHNSTON. AXSWKB OF DB BB.U??8. J 'ii, i MonraoiaXBr, August 9,1869. Dr. J. F. Johnston : - " r . ? '? ?? Bra-I had the honor of bearing yon a mes? sage thia morning from my friend, Dr. R. F. Michel, which yon declined to accept upon the grounds elated in your card of the G th Instant. That oard assorts, on jour individual au? thority, that Dr. Michel is so far under the ban ot '-charge'! ot falsehood," preferred by Dr. T. B, Ligon. that you can hold no further Inter? course with him until he shall have "purged himself " of them. As my friond bas already stottd that ho will not take any notice of Dr. Ligon, and tor rea? sons given, 1 am forced to. coostruo your an? swer &s an insult to myself, and I tberefoto in? vite yon to continue the correspondence willi uc, under the terms implied in Dr. Michel's not o of this dato. My.friend. Colonel Paul H. Hayne, does mo the honor or conveying tbia req oat to you. j Your obedient servant, J. DIOXSON Burras. BEPL?. M o NTCtoirx B. Y, AuguBt.9, 1S69. Dr. J. Dickson Bruni: , . Bra-Your not? by tho band? pf Ojlonel Paul FL Mayne has been received, of this date. Denying auy intention to insult you, I cannot refus? to continue tho correspondence upon tho .erma requested by von. '1 shall bo at Weat Point, Ga.,. on to-morrow ^Ih'ii wIlTbe' bauaetT ' y?unby^y*Wenr], Dr. S. i?A. Bemple. - ? -, w i . .. .Your ob't aerveot, ] , ? * T O ll rt ?I i-arOHMSTon.? nr^ng,;lyi' order OHb'oaoV?rnVr'^iJMb??w '??.tb?ir return, to Montg?'i?ery,'Dr, Bruns md ftiends, were also arrested and forced to ;lve bouda, to keep the peace, i ? At this j uno I nre Qenerala danton and Holtz ilaw voluntari ly in torposed to effect, if pbsai iloi a settlement of tho quarrel, and after auoh corrospo tide oco final ly submitted the fol? owing propositiooa: MomfloVxfiV August 18.1809. QKKTUU?RN-Prompted by .lbe.eoli. desire of ffeotlng a satlBfactory ?dj oat mont ot I'.o pend ifg issues , between Dr. Johnston, arid-' Dr. fichol, and-between Dr. Johnaton and Dr. Irans, as the friend of Dr. Michel, and with he assurance or our high estocm ot the parties boye named aa gentlemen of . position and baraoter, we bay? tbe: honor to submit for Our consideration tba following proportion to eler the pending difficuliiis between the par? ies to discrasslon and adj us t me n; by % beard of 1st. Dr. Bruns withdraws his demands on Dr. ohnstoafor thr, purpose aud With theunder t?ndln g that Dr. Johnston thereripon w Uh - Iraws bis note to Dr. Mtobjel declining to re eire a eomraunloxHon from him. ^31, Dr. ^Michel then rc ri Ul* his demanda on .8rL Dr. Johnston wi th arawa bia card in the tall oi the 7tb loot tnt, ?th. Dr. Michel withdraws his card lu ?he Lui of the td instant, BO far aa it reflecta npds >r. Johnaton. ' 1Kb. All the Issue* tben tobe submitted to a oard of three re Torees, one to be chosen by ioho! yorvafld a third by-the two Justae MSS*These withdrawals"aH" to be temporary n^ro^-houorWTdji fter much :? ?maidrralioi, datertx?ned to sab ilttbla proposlUon as hoooxoble to all the D thu r^poalUon be accepted, we au??eet that all previous correspoiid^noo bot voeu you aud ourselves bu waived. We have the honor to be, Tour obedient servante, J. H: CLAXTON. J. T. .H0L.TZOXAW. if?? To Dr. ?. Bemplo, Colonel Paul H. Havoc. . Tb? above request bavin jr besa accepted by both parties, tbs following Biard of Honor, selected an propoaod, Moanru. Bobort Tyler, A. Martin and J. A. li lin oro, ' submitted tbo fol lowing decision: ??ONTCKIIIEII?, AUBlibt IC. 18C9. Tbo undersigned, to wh-rm, aa a Board of Honor, bavo been referred oertaio matters of . diffe-ronco indicated, by a lotter, containing propositions for 'settlement," addressed bv QenoxalS! danton and Holtze La rv, ab mutual friends of tbs prinojpal pst ti CH, to Paul H. Havno, E?q., BB the acting- friend Of Pr". J. Dickson Bruns, ant to Dr. E. A. Seinple, is the acting friend of Dr J. F. Johnston, lor ibo pnrpb'o of honorable adjustment, if posaiblo, between, the pnuoipal parties concerned, do And, aftor road.n g careful ly tho correspond moe submitted, both writ.cn and printed, and altor a full investigation of all tbs circumstances, BO furas tbev appear in tho case, that there is , uothiug in tba matters submitted to affect tho honorable standing of uny ona of tbo parties beforo tho pubne, or lo reguir'< tho fun her pros'e??tloh or the controversy bot ween any of tho parties. ! Tho bourd is of opinion that tbo ifholadifB cully between DM., Stichel ?na Johnston baa Sisen upon a question ot T^JM?" / between ese geutlonien: aud it-Is thu"'.-.thor opinion ot tho board, that In full and bouorablo adjust? ment of tue entire controversy, between tho partios principal, Dr1] Juhnaton auonid mao, that in omiting to mention in hie reply to Dr. Lig?n, ibo roco'.lottion ot Dr. Michel aa com io ?nica UH! to bim by Dr. M.obol. lu relation 1 o Ibo matter detailed in tb \t roply, be. Dr. JobnBton. did not intend to impugn the voracity ot Dr.'Mlohol, but Simply to m di cat o the result of bis own memory in regard to those matters, ii Thu*bling do.10, tho,board is of opinion that Dr. Michel should withdraw'EO much of bis card vi iho.3 1. tust?,, published m thu HI I, as .' rcfloctn pnqo Dr. Johnston; and that with thin. al tb?.subs?quent eorrcspoudeooe between .all o parties disappears; and that upon the ao ceptauoo of this .Unding hy.tho parties', 1 every? thing -, above Hiigcoat*J to be. done. bv DIB.' Johnston ' and Michel Bhdll Be considered as* done;: '-. 1 ??was 1 J. A. KIJJOUF. .? ?Tba finding was accepted, as botlurablo to al parties, by Captain li. Thom, acting fnond of Dr. Johnston-Dr. Bemplo having beeb call? ed from the city-and Colonel Paul H. Havnc, neting friond of Dr?. Bruna and Michel. PATJIJH. HAINE. ?T?HE ll USI li O TI D T F ES Tl V A. I, Xii H, ..... Ii O H TON. * ! . . .. g Q . ~- 1 The Frankfort correspondent of tho Now York Evening PoSt gives thin brief account rf tho celebration in Boston of tb . "Humboldt fee? tiVal: W - The Humboldt celebration ~4v< tho students of the Uni ve rm ty of Berlin, ac, '.-tposu of tho Industrial, Architectural an/ nmg Acade? mics, took place on Tuesdays tifR 27th of July, ibe Humboldt fimdy, the unit erm.'y profer? sors and teachers, members of tba Academy of S?ioncea, tho magi8trates and city delegates, tbe American Minister and. other persons of distinction.woro present. The oration was delivered by a student of philosophy named Hoher. Professor Holtze ut lorri, wbo. followed Pro lessor Virchow, In tbe cou ree of his remarks ?aid: "Alexander von Humboldt broke, in 1867, the lost obtins of slavery by II?B utte? rance, 'Every black who troads this land is ?ree I' Accordingly I refer you to that state which Humboldt most honored, to Nort"> America; and I beg you to loin with mc In tho three cbeers for tbe Dui ted States, reprosentei bero in her. ambassador." Mr. Bancroft answered aa follows: i "America takes part in tho festival In -honor of Mumbo'di, and with right, for the. name ot rfu rn hn Ul I. atari/la fc.t>fi?WlAr?..?"''>*'''?.. ?**t bc - nevolence. Tam glad b>be among yon, for rt: brings to mind tbe .time when I had the fortune to spend some time in German universi? ties, ..Drink with ms. thoo, to the welfare'of tl^free^qreat^ve^imm /antral motif cs. 0?- The Frir nt!? ?nd Acquaintances ox" I lar and Mrs. VIOTOB 0. PULLER IN, or Mr. and Hr*. H. Z. LAUBXT and of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. DUVAL, are requested to attend the Funeral Sorvtcoa of the fermer, at St. Mary's Church, Tats Moajrnto. the Mg Instant, at Nine o'elock. 1* . Anauat 33 i?J-^'he Prlondi and Arqaalntaneeiof j afr. anti airs. arowie 0 au VB au., are respectfully invited to attend the ' Funeral of their daughter j KAIN ANN. from their residence, No. 26 Trodd street, at Four.,o'clock Tans AFIEBKOOH, without, farther LnvitaUen. . . . August 33 (Bbftaort). ii ANNIS SCOTT SMALL-Aged fl years, 1 month, xf, day?. : God has taken thia beautiful child from tbe evita to'oomo. We who have long boru? the heat and burden of lUo. often lament that we were not called to bli ta whenyouan and pure, heiora ?in had stained or sorrow faded ns; and yet frail nature morna the loss of so nmch loveliness, that seems to have been, given only lo be taken .away. .'Docile, affectionate; mild in temper, the Utile darling hod a quaintness of expieaaton and en origin th ty of idea that, yon ng at abe was, betokened a high order of intellect and character. would she have reached full development and fruition in thia lifer We know she will ba the Me to come. It ls a beautiful superstition among distant pe opio that those who die young and. pure from sin. are permitted to guard their loved ones from dangers and temptation!. '/' i ? . , ? God grant that thia unstained aoul may be a min? istering angel to watch over us who now so aadly mourn her lots. ?. - - K. tar B?TOHEtrpB'3 ?A?B DYE.-THIS splendid' Hair-Dye' ia tba best In the world; the dnty true and perfid? Dye; hannie!?.' reliable; Instant?. neera?; no dliappolntment; no ridlculcui tinta; rem? edies the Ul effects of bad.dyes; Invigorates and leaveSj the j h sir, soft end be? u 11 fal biaofc ? oe bro wp, 1 bold by ?ll Druggists and Perfumers; and, properly applied at BehpbjWsj1^ Bopd .freet'flew Vork. j " lyr_May 16 ajar PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A NEW COURSE OP LE?lVRt*. ?fjflellyered at the Nsw York Mus?um of Anatomy, embracing tbe cub.; j ec ts : How to Uri and What to Live for ; Youth, Maturity and Old Ago ; M?uhood genera"V review, ou i toe Otute ol Indigestion/; Flatulence and Ner? vous Diseases acct noted for ; Marriage Philosophi? cally Coruldered; Aa. .Theie Lectures will be for wirti ed on receipt of four ?tamps, by addreestng t BEOBBTABT BALI ? MORR MOSEttM OF AS ITO. MY. No, 7?; Weit Balateore>alreel,' Baltimore, Md. April 1? } -_ mwflrr j 'tar ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN.-ON THE Snore and Abusas Incident to youth and Ear'y u vo . hood, with the humane view ortreitment and eur?, sent by mail free of charge. ' Ad d re a ? BOW ABD AS 8OCTAT10N, Box P. Philidolphi*, Pa. May ia.. t" ; ;_Smc* . , - ; ?P H V III 'ff/ . Sfitt.? I ; 1A?;J?>I! #> ; : 'FBESH AH A UAlDBK?tHBLH8H?^ True Secret of Beauly. Faahlonabl^ ;I>d>ea ia, 8c eJety UBdervtand iola.' _ th* st AOBOUA BILM dhar^ea the. nullo Ocnb? try <?ri mts> a City Bette ?orerapidly than any Other ??B^fe, j?nta?,'T?n, Frilles, ?otehes tod ?fl effcou of the Bummer Bun disapbear When lt ls used, and ? genial, cultivated, fresh expreaslon ls obtained, whleJi rivals th* Koocn of Ton tb, Bessrty ls po?*i ble to ad who wUl Inyeat aeventy-flve cen ta at ?ny revpecUble ?tore ?ad lnahrt or? ge tiing the MAGNO? LIA BALM. - i;-?:'-'-" ?" T v .W . . . - ir.,,.' ' ijh ?ilt? ?ae ?whbag sm( T^oa'* X'ttbA>t<m to dress ma Bait ; ' ase '.'I \;?jtf?%&MirW * Special Hatters. ?-ALL PERSONS IN THIS STATE IN DEU1BD to the ce ute ol tho late OWEN THOM AH, of Columbus, Qa., will make Day men t and all theae haying dalma ?misai the same will preeont thom, properly atieated, to Mee?re. BOTUKDOZ 4 Youno, Solicitors, No. 8? Broad-atreot, Charleston, or to the undersigned, atColombna Qeorgia. JAMES T. TH WE ATT, Angnat 23 , Umo3_Adminlatralor. aw NOrtCE.-APPLICATlON WILL BE made to the General Assembly of 6outh Carolina, ot tho fourth Monday in November next, for a Charter lor TBE I'HOY I DENT M OTO AL LIEE AND TON? TINE ASSURANCE COMPANY of the South, now forming tn tho Olty of Char eaton, 8. O. COMMITTEE ON Oft ABTEIL August 23 mtul3. Sept 18, oct ll,nov 8 JW NOTICE.^ANY - PERSON OR PER? SONS sro hereby csnboned against trading fur a nols of ?200, drawn by B. L P. McUOBMIOE in favor of F. H. J OOM ER, under dato of July 24, 1809, at four months' time, said note having been bought by ma Sod last. ' Tho above'noto is ueo'eva to any one hut m i-f elf, an acknowledgment of _t ho purchase of the noto having been given moby Mr. F. S. TOOM HIL ( I: ' '." - - " ' J. N. WTOFALL. ' ! Aagajt 23_1 , ?-UNION BANK 80UriI CAROLINA, OH^IlLB^TON," AUGUST 03.1800.-Fublic'notlco is hereby'gitan that, in conformity with the resolu? tion of tho Stockholdcra, adopted nt t heir, meeting on 20th May last, tho Director's or this Ba uk will ap ptv to thc General Aaiembl'y of South Carolina, at its next t carine, lor the privilege' of increasing tho present Capital of tho Bank.. . ... H. D. ALEXANDER. August rj lamdmpe Cashier. ar THE STEAMSHIP MINNETONEAIS 'Pu 11 DAT discharging Cargo at Yandorhorst's Wharf. A) 1 goods remaining on wharf at auuset w ill be atored ai expense and risk of Consignees. I August 23 ' a B AVENEL'lt CO., Agonie. . aw CONSIGNEES' PER STEAMSHIP SEA GULL, from Baltimore, are beroby notified Abet sfbe ls'IHM Da? discharging cargo at Fiar No 1, Union Yvliarvos, AU gooda not taken away.at sunset will remain on wharf at Conalgneea risk. Angnat 23 1 MORDECAI A Co., Agent?. 40T ERUPTIONS, HEALING AND ALL .Min diseases removed by using MILK OF VIOLETS, thc most olcuairt toilet lotion ever produced. Sold br all Jrugijlat? and fanoy. gooda. Uealeia. Y. W. uniNOKEBHOrP, Kow York, General Agent.. AU KU nt li ? 1 i ?"NOTICE IB HEREBY ?1VEN THAT application for the renewal of tho1 fOUowlug Certifl catoa of Block In Ore People's Bank of bout h Carolin? will be nude at tho expiration of ninety days from this d?te, which Certiflcatos have been lost ! No. 793, November 13, 1855, for One Bundled Share?; No, 2508, July 19, I860, for Forty Shares, both in favor of J. B. Whltrtdgo. OSMA BAILEY. July 23 - lamSmoa* Executor. 'JW NO HOE.-NO BILLS WHATEVER for beameo's wages or otherwise, ag.ilu6t Yasbt ELEANOB, wUl be paid unless contracted by my order. A. A. GOLDSMITH, August 10 ' ?Imo_Owner. t}m~ A CARD-SOUTHERN LIFE INSUR? ANCE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT. To fae FtopU of South' Carolina : .The above Company was organ zed in ISM, in consequence of tho wholesale forfeiture of Southern policies by Northern companies. Tho nni>arslleled success of the enterprise has forced several of these .companies to restore '. tliolr Sont ern policies, from the Amt that tiley coma not operate in our midst without the appearance of honesty, ' ?We keep all our money at home to build up our Impoverished country-every dollar of premium being safely Invested in the State from which i;ts de? rived. The instil ntloa ls purely Southern, and henoe ehou'd appeal with great force to the patriotism and and sympathy of every Southern heart. -'Tia not our purpose to make Var on other com? panies, but lo exhibit the special advantages offered by Uris purely Southern Company-* founded OB patriot! jin and solid wealth. Iis raUo of assets to Uah: HU es-the true teat of a company's atrength-ts second to none on this continent, being nearly ?300 lo SI00. Whenever and wherever we have presented the claims of thia Company, it ha* not only enllated the sympathies of our people, but bas also secured their hearty co-operation. We have secured 600 policies In'South Carolina sines the 10th of February. We number among our Directors General Wade Hamp? ton and Colonel Wm. Johnston, gentlemen well known to every citizen of South Carolina. We ap? peal personally to the people of South Carolina to aasiat in pushing forward this deservedly popular Southern institution. J. H. MILLER, General Agent Southern Life Insurance Company, No. 23 Broad-street, Augusta, Ga. S. Y. TUPPER, Beetdent' Agent, Charleston, 8. O. H. W. DeSAUSSUBIf. M. D., Medical Examiner. We cheerfully recommend tho above Company to the patronage of thc citizens of South Carolina. Columbia, B. c.-J. 8. Preston, J. P. Carroll, C. D Melton, 8. W. Melbm, J. D. Pope. Camden.-J. B. Kershaw, Wm. M. Shannon, W. E. johneon. Sumter.-John B. Moore. Wlunaboro'.-W. B. Robertson, J. B. McCant?, Jamea H Rion. York ville-W. B. Wilson, A. Coward, Jamea Ma? son, L D. Witherspoon, J. IL Bretton, J. T. Lowry, B. G. McCaw. Anderson_J. L. Ort. .. Barnwell-Jos. A. Lawton, James Patterson, Joh n - sonHsgocd Olaremlon. - Jno. L. Manning,* T. 0. Blebardton, Browne Manning. naraUUntCKS TM cnim-Re-ron. . General J AM EH CONN EB, Messr?. ; PH I.ZEH, &ODGEBS ?L CO , 4 Ali ES ii. WILSON, Esq.., GEO. g. WALTB8. iso. , amos , . August jg ?-NOTICE. -P?0PO3ALS WILL BE RE? CEIVED for tho purchase of the following STEAM? ER!: PELO I BOY. -Xo W pressure engine; 20 inch cylln ler, 8 feet strokes capacity 110 lons; length 112 feet; Han 21 ff el j depth of hold 8 feeL '> '' FANNIE.-Low pressure*engine, 31 inoh cylinder, I feet a brok" ; capicUy 1*0 tous ; length 143 foe t ; beam tareel- -pl h of hold 7 feeL PEAN IJCL--Light draft; 2 high pressure eo? lio es, 30 Inch cylinder, 6 fest stroke; capacity 1300. ?les colton ; length ISO feet; beam 38 feet; depth of ?oldSfeeL MARTON.-Light draft; high pressure engine, i? nett oylindef, . feet, stroke; ' oapaoity iso tons; ength 130 feet; beam 38 feet; depth ol hold 5feet. SAMSON,-.Lo W pres'ure engine, .84 X. Ip ch cy lin? ier, 10 feel stroke; capacity 320 tons; length 143 feet; >oam 35 feet; depth of bold 0 feeL' RELIEF.-High DMArure engine, 30 I sch cylinder, a) Inoh stroke; oapaAtiy 85 tons; length M feet; beam .6. feet ; depth of bold 7 tee t. Also, Pilot Beat YOONG AMEBIOA, as she now iea at Palmetto Wharf. . ' '' Alto en? LI ti UT KB Of 140 lons capacity. One LIGHTER or 80 tens capacity. . ) . . WM^JfTOLMEfJ, i. j . , BR.QWN. , ;, August 20 . Executors Batate John Ferguson. ?- NOTICE.-ALL PERSO NB HAVING lemauds against* tba esta's of Captain JOHN FEB ??80N, late of Charleston, dec*-?ed, win present 0-5 nm?, properly *(te*l?d, to Messrs B?OWS A ?iirix, Aitomeys^?-Law, anet those indebted wm nike payment to eitler of the uu-3er?ijned. - , tar ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ndebieu to ?ielate JAMES MOULT biE, M. D, will nako'paym?!, and thow having olxima agatajlbia ?tate will preeatri th?? pft>p?*ry at>esrt?d to Ms ?ar?. hrttartW* A Yoc*o, fWlioaorv, No. 24 Broad-street KXCUHHIiiNS TU ALJL. POINT? OF inj TERE4T AROUND TUE BtUHOU. r~ TIDS??CHTElirAM'R WU 1, NOW BE ' HUME lier trips to uti points In the harbor ?rn Apply to A. A . (io I,nv M i i ii. ?TT! awi At H. Goldsmith & t>nn'?. Vendue Range. Or to THOMA? YOUNIS, Captain, on ' lu.d. August 10_ LXVUUBIUAH! R0KCUKMO\S I ~v. TEE FINE FA8T. JAILING YACHT MV~^ ELLA ANNA, the Champion ot the -'luth, / _^ vs is now reidy and prepared io niakn regular mmmm trips, thus affirdlogan opportunit? loaU Tho mar wish to visit points of mterc.-it lu our in.au IIul harbor. Yor passago, apply to the Captain on Uuion Wharf. Juno 31 MEW Y O Itt*. AND (111 lt I.KMdll STEAMSHIP LINE. KO?. N K W ? (i|(K, CABIN PASriAGE ?20. ^tr^aew* THK rFUHTID RIDU-WnURL /gZ&WES. KT F A M - III H MANHATTAN, ^,?T?'?L>'?"l5 WOODHULL, Commander, will nail .?WBjut^*Ju from ndger'e ?out h tv uart on bax* DBDAT, August 281b, al 10 o'cieck. ?B- Au extra charge ol (6 uiado lor Tiokots pur lifted on board altor wu Lin g 49* No Ulna ot Lading signed after tho etea m er ' leaves. 03" Through Bill* Lading gtvoc for Colton to Bo-ton and Providence. R. I. -? gy through BIUB ul Lading elven to Liverpool. Sar Marine tnsuraucn by tuiH line )? pvt cent: 4S-Tho eiteani?r? ot thia Hue are flint class'tu >very respect, and their Tablea are tupr-llcl ?lib all :be do ll cades of tho New York oed Charleston mal? lett. l'or Freight or Passage, apply to JAM r> ADO Ll: A CO. A-ont.-, Corner Ad(rrr*a Wharf and East.llay tTIp-.tairi.) ?- The CHAMPION will follow on SATVIUMT, kjjtembor 4, at - o'clock. August '?3 Af OB N tc "WV kOltK. UEO ULAR LINE EVERY WEDME8DA T. THK SPLENDID 8TIL? M WHIT MI"N NF.TONKA, Captain CAarmt 'TF.II, will leaTe V?nrt??i horst's Warf ?on WKHMBSDAI, August 36, at -- ! /dook. RAYEN EL At Ut)., August il . ? _' Agcntp. I'AOIKJC MAIL STKAMS I lit* CU?ri ? m nor inn. i MS TO ' ' .CALIFORNIA- CHINA AND JAPAN. OBANOB OF SA 1 HBO OA I'S ! -j-lfnrjmoi STEAMERS OK TH a AD uv '^??WTSS. If,u'" ple" No- t2, North Hirer, ^-r^JuaflkUT ro?l ?i Canal-Btxeet, New York, st i&te?BSt?tx.-* 12 o'clock noon, of the lat, inti ?na liri of every month (except when thee? dates tall ?o Sunday, then the Saturday preceding), ti ..IT. Departure of lat and 31at connect at Panama with, (learners ibr South Pacido sud Central Am Kioto lions. .Those of lat touch at alantanOlo. Departure of 11th ot each month connect* with ihe new steam Une from Panama to Australia ann Nev Zealand. Steamship J HAAN leavea Ban Frat cisco foi Chlua , tad Japan September 4. IdCll. .NoCalifornia ftesmers touch?t Havana, bat ge llri-ct (rom New York to AsplnwaU. One hundred pounds baggage tree to each ada!1, M-'dlo?nh aud attendance tree. For Passage Tlcketa or farther Infor mallen bvttr' it tho COMPANY'S Tl CK KT UEF10E, on tho wtarl oat of Caual-atreet, North Blvor, New York. March ia_tyr_F. R. RABY. Agsitt. KOR GKOKOKTOWN, 8. C. THE STEAMER EMILIE, CAP _?TAIN P. C Lewis, la now receiving :rtiiRht at cornrner- ial Wharf, and will leave ia above o&'7uxm>AT MOHNINO. the 24th instant, at I o'chvk. For stuageaanls apply to SH ACE Kt.i"uRU k KELLY, Agents, Aupuat 31_2_No. 1 Boyce's Wharf. GRANGE OF SCHEDULE. FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA, VIA BAYANN AH. FERNANDINA AND JACKS (i Y ELLE. THE ELEGANT AND FIEST-CLAS8 pATHAMER DICTATOR, Captain ?BLTT. will aall from Oharleaton every ICESDAX rEvKNiMo, at Nine o'clock, lor the abor? points. Connecting with the Central Railroad at Bs raunst for Mobile and New Orleans, and with tue Flori di Railroad at Fernaudina for Cedar Keys, at whiel point steamers connect wlfh New Orleans, Mobile. Pensacola, Key West and Havana. Through Bills Lading signed to Now Orleans sud Mobile. .. .? ? All freight piyable on thewharf. Goods not removed at sunset will he store* at rift' lad expense of owners. J. D. AIKEN k GO., Agents, May 37 mw South AuanUo Wharf, ? Sptri?l notices. *3-PAINIiE88 DIGESTION.-"NO MAN," uye Slr Astley Cooper, "ourht to know by his een iitlons that ho has a stomach." In other words, when digestion la perfect there ia neither pain nor nneaalueas ia the region where lt takes plsce. Nan? tes, waot of appetite, flatulency, oppression after uti og, shooting pains in the epigastrium, a flush, log ot tho free at naetl time?, and a furred tongue aa be morning, aro among the direct symptoms of la? ureation. Constipation, billonaneas, bea Jacho, nor rous irritability, physical weakness, and low spirits, irs its almost Invariable acoimpanlment*. AU tb oto ndlcatlons of dyspepsia, whether Immediate or iscoudary, are usually aggravated by hot weather. The cloie of summer is, therefore, the aeason ??lien the victim of dyspepsia most urgently ner.de i tonic and regulating medicine. Of courte, every ii VJ! td has many advisers. . One fri?ud recom nends ono drug, another another; hut in a multi ado of counsellors there Is not always safety. The ilandard remedy of the present age for indigestion, nail its stiges, ta HOSTErrER'd STOMACH BIT? TERS. Time, that proves aU things, has eataliahesT ts reputation on an. impregnable foundation - tho pontancoua testimony of mill ions of Intelligent illnesses. No acrid oU or seid defiles Ita ?UmuLa lng principle; Ita tonia comtltoente are tho finest, ott botanical re search baa yet discovered ; it com? inis the properties of a gentle ?vacuant, a blood' ?purent, andan antl-bllfout medicine, with lnvlgo- - iSog qualtUes of the highest order, and ls admit? id both by the pubhs and the profession to be the ule st protection against all disc wes that are pra? nced or prop?gale! by pestiferous air or unwhote oms water, that his over been used either in tba relied Sta les or trop Leal America. In caies of constipation, resulting from a want Of losoular tonsin the intestines, the effect of the HTTE38 ia perfectly msrvellous; and. without th* ?ngore.ua . sequences of mercury, lt restores the llordered liver to.(a normal, condition- JJ , 'U . ??< Apgost 31 Pto '_? 6 .mr 3, J. JOftEPaT?HINESE EMIGRANT' geht, has returned Jp Charleston and can be found. ir a few days ai offlje of M. GOLDSMITH k BON,. pilonado Bow, Fondue Bange._August IA asaTMA-BENQO,-F EVER AND AQTJB OEB, TONIO, FEV.HR pa EVE s TI VE-This val ibis preparation ha* beau in pri vate nae for many tars, and ihrough tbs porras?lon of friends, who. tv? u?eJlt with the mott beneficial results, tbe^ roprlet?r bas been iudured to offer it to the pub. e. It lit warranted ld ?ure CHILLS AND FEVER I however long stan ding, removing the cause and ntirely eradicating fis effects from the system*. Zt . Ill TC RITT TUE BLOOD, strengthen the dlges- . re organs, '.nduoe an appetite, and restore' th? ?dint to perfect health; '' It le a purely v Korra m.? reparation, and SO. harmless that children of ail. jcs may take li with safety,, A? a tonio MARENGO IS no superior, f/oA fur debility, arising from the ?txls or fever, or from other cause, ls invaluable. few io*es is softieitrat lo saUsfy tho most In redulous .sufferer of its vjrlue and worth. AU - ?ho try ono bottle of MARENGO win be ao much leased with Ila effect, thai they will readily en ?s4 it, NO HTJMB?O. 'tor evidence of 1U eat-' . icy'and Value, refer'to MAR RN GK? sircUuu-a, which tintara esrU?oat?t of well mown and respectable ? ItosW..'.'. nf lV?-4.i.. MARENGO ls. '? gtiraisa southam pr? para ti ou, i? p?vjsMetor sod autaiuBK^ur?r being a autiv? abd fildentof Chtrleaton, and Ills fully croaran t ' ed te-: Ivs compU t s and uni versal satiatactlon.' NO. HUMBUG. TRY IT. J Ter sale t?y all Druggists. and b, DOWa S [OISE, oe rt er Meeting.snd Ha^l srreetsi GOOD . .