The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 03, 1869, Image 7
City llnllroud Cars.
Never full, nark 'om m;
Move up, lat man; squeeze In, thin.
Trunks, valises, boxes, bundles,
Kill up naps as on she tumbles.
Market baskets without nmuiier,
Owners easv, noil in Slumber.
Thirty scated, forty siamllnir,
A dozen <n- moro on eliln-r lauding.
Ohl mun lifts bis signal Huger,
Car Hincks III , bul not a Huger;
Ho's jerked aboard by sleeve an miUlcr,
Shoved lusi.ie lo sweat ami smovkter.
Toes are lroil on, hals are smashed.
Dresses soileil, Hoop skirls crushed,
Thieves uro busy, bent on plumier;
HUH wo mille on Uko ibumler.
Pucket! logct her, unwashed hodlcs,
bathed iii Hunes of whiskey lottdlCS,
Tobacco, Karlie, cheese ami beer,
perfume tho heule ! alinosiihere;
oiii linois, pipes, leather ami tan.
Amt if in luck, a "soap fat man."
Crowding. Jamming, pushing, pressing,
Ann wc jolly ? What a blessing '.
ronan, x ITEMS.
-The London Times tells ibis milu r extra
ordinary slory : "When the French Iron-clad
neel visited Bplthead, and Hie Admiral In com
mand or our Channel Heel signalled for till olli
cers who could speak French lo come on board
tho flagship nud accompany the pilots to thu
French vessels, only one oflleer out ol* tho
entire Heel cuino forward In answer lo Ute
summons."
-A curious scene was witnessed Hie oilier
day nt si. Petersburg, In Kassia. The First
Regiment of I ho Imperial Horse-guards was
drawn up In line, when n young officer, dress
ed In tull regimentals, was led up lo the colo
nel of tho r giment, who struck him in tho
Ince, took lils sword front him. ordered bini to
kneel down, broke his sword over his head,
told two other ollicers lo tear on"his uniform,
and Ilion had bim elad in 'lite coarse uniform
of a pr vale of the line. The officer thus de
graded hail stolon money from one of ids coin
rades, und committed a number of lorgcries.
-English travellers bound for Unwin lire
wnrned by the homo journals not >y uny Inad
vertence to wrap their hair brushes in a copy
of the Times or of Punch. A decree lately le
aned orders customhouse ollicers throughout
thc empire lo arrest uny tourist in whoso of
fsets they discover written or printed paper,
and send him to the nearest (own for trial. If'
bcis convicted of ut tempting lo introduce for
bidden printed matter ho ls Hablo to fifteen
years bi Siberia; If he has carried in bis port
manteau tm at I nek on Hie Emperor, tho ukase
declares that be shall be executed. Thc usage
has hitherto been less severe, all ..impeded
papers being at once destroyed, while thc
traveller wus allowed to proceed on his
Journey.
-Ucncons and buoys, Stationed nt son, but
illuminati il with electric lighl, produced by
means of galvanic batteries ashore, have re
cently boon experimentell willi in (.'rent Bri
tain. A submarine cullie, fully half n mlle in
length, was laid between the east breakwater
of Granton harbor, Scotland, and thc chain
pier tjMiolhur point, tho operator occupied
a station near the centre of the breakwater,
and the light was shown ul the point ol" the
pier In front of an ordinary lighthouse reilec
tor, producing n most, brilliant Hash. The
?ashes were omitted witta great rapidity, and
it is asserted ihat. though as many an SOO cnn
bc transmitted in a minute, (he machines cnn
bc regulated so ns to send one every second,
or at uny other desired interval.
-The cafes in St. Mark's square, Venice,
where Eugenic took her curacoa, are never
shut. up. There are no locks lo the doors-no
shutters lo the windows. Some of thom have
been open^since the days of the First Napo
leon, having been closed only twice in ill that
time-once in 1848, ami n second lime in IB50,
when they were cleared out by the police.
These cafes arc thc centres of Venetian life.
They are tho drawing-rooms ol thc gentry mid
aristocracy-tho parlors and club-rooms of the
people. People receive visits and transact
business at the enies as if (hoy were at honte.
Ladles and school-girls go there. Whole fami
lies nit down to coffee, and turn the piazza
Into a drawing-room, thc band playing there
at certain hours, and the whole beau mondo or
Venice passing through.
-There was lately u strike by Ibo Journeymen
butchers of Stettin, Prussia, willi a singular
aim. The masters have from time to lime
immemorial assumed the privilege of address
ing their workmen ns "thou" and "thee,"-a
familial ii y which mudo I hom very uneasy mid
dissatisfied. Therefore, although their wages
anti their hours of labor were entirely satis
factory, they struck for the privilege of being
addressed is "you." The master butchers on
hearing the complaint luid Hie workmen (hat
they thought thc practice of giving and receiv
ing presents on New Year's day was fur more
likely to lower Hie workmen's feeling ol self
rcspecl limn being addressed as "thou." A
compromise wus therefore ofToctod, and the
workmen will be culled "yon'' nt the expense
of the loss ol' their animal presents.
-Rollinson Crusoe's island-.limn Fernan
de -was lately coiled to u German coloniza
tion society, limier lite guidance of Wileman,
a Saxon engineer, who sorrell in the United
Slates anny durlug thc civil war, mid was 'jub
scquontly employed upon thc Compaseo rail
way lu Sou'.li America. He and lils society,
about sixly or seventy Individuals, have taken
possession of the Island, which ls described ns
hoing a most forillo and lovely spot. They
fourni there countless herds of goals, somu
thirty half-wild horses, mid sixty donkeys, the
Inlier animals proving to bc exceedingly shy.
They brought wilta thom cowsand other cattle,
swine, numerous fowls, und nil the various
kimi of agricultural implements, willi bonis
and fishing apparatus, to engage In different
pursuits und occupations. Thu grotto, made
famous n s Hobiuson's abode, sit tinted in a
spacious valley, covered willi hu go Holds of
wild turnips-ti desirable food for swine-bas
been assigned lo the Chilian lo whom thc care
of that stock has boon Intrusted, mid ho lind
his proteges me doing very well in their new
quarters, .lunn Fernandez ls one of the sta
tions whore winding vessels lake in water mu
wood,
-M. Solute Hom o, Ibo most accomplished
critic and tim most delightful und instructive
tai Uer upon literature of this general lon, suc
cumbed to i disenso of several years' stand
ing alter I bree days of illness. A const il ul ion
Impaired by Ibo license of Ills younger days
was unable to repair the damages ol' lite knife
lu a severe surgical operation, mid after Ibu
second had boen performed it became evident
Hitit, he must die. Two years al most were as
signed lils life. Ile was conscious bis days
wore numbered. He appeared to consider
death, thenceforward, his Inseimmblo compan
ion, with composure. He devoted life's reg
nant lo sot hls house in order. Ile made lils
will, ile gave directions about hts dineral.
Ho prepared last editions of his published
works for Ute printer. Ile arranged*" bis pa
pers for tho fire or the press. He pressed for
ward a work on Proudhon, which he left un
finished, fur while laboring upon it al hird ope
ration became necessary. He refused to allow
chloroform lo ba administered. "Xu," Kuhl
he, "I want to soo myself in suffering." Ile
continued lo sink until half-past 1 o'clock on
tho second night following thc operation, when
bc gave a sort of scream, his Inst breath, and
expired. True to the skeptical principles or
his life, he gave orders I int no priest should
bb admitted to the house where he lay dying,
and In his will arranged that no services or
solemnity of any sort should accompany bis
limerai, in attendant physician, Dr. Voyne,
says : "I linve been ti physician for thirty
years, anil 1 hare- never seen u> martyr of dis
ease suffer mich cruel pains with so much ro
signal lon und courage as poor Salute UCUVC
showed. Ho knew on Monday ho was a dead
mun, lie told us with unmoved calmness, and
gave dlrccliotiH about his funeral."
THE SOUTH ASH lt I KEW TUA If E.
An English View.
(from thc Liverpool Courier.|
As ll is Impolitic ind.estie economy lo put
all thu household eggs In one busk el, so lt lu
Inadvisable In national policy to be dependent
on one customer or one Ir.Clid. Tho monopo
list of trude or friendship may lum his favors
hilo anew channel, in which event serious
del riment limy result to Hie discarded Vlei lill,
liroat Itriltllli and the United Slates, however,
appear to bo nulling; themselves within this
peril in Ilm modo ol' conducting; their respec
tive trudi's. The commerce of ilia two coun
tries Hows through ono channel, in which there
lmp|H'ii to bu Humorous obstructions, serious
leakages, und md a Utile palpable hostility.
Tho whole seaboard Irado ol tho United Slates
is concentrated in Now York-thither tho raw
coll n of Hie South ls Irunsporlod tor shipment
lo Liverpool; thu manufactured goods ol'Lan
cashire pass I brough I he same bunds < * route
lo ibo American consumer, (in tho eastern
coast Now York enjoya u monopoly ol' Ameri
can commerce, ami ii ls clearly to tho Interest
id this country lo break (ho exclusive power,
lost it bo wielded against us to thc national
detriment.
tin tho practical ground of economy, loo,
lhere arc reasons why :i wider mid freer (ulor
coiirse should bo fostered bot ween thc two
counlries. The Haul bern Bluies, now stead
ily recuperating, will soon nguiu become thc
great cotton Held of tho world, mid il is im
portant tba' Hu- raw material should lind Hs
way to brit lah mills burdened with us few im
posts ns possible. Tho prevailing system
muk s tho Now York middlemen rulers of tho
market, unit mids needless charges to tho
grower und innnulhclurcr. Hut tho policy of
Now York mid ibo rest d' tho North is antag
onistic to freu trade. Massachusetts and Us
congeners desire lo roster local muniilucltires
by a high protective tariff; they would drive
foreign compel Hors out of hu ileld by dd'or
cntlal luxes, und give a non-natural stimulus
to (hoir homo mills until (hoy uro strong
enough io Bland on their merits. This coun
try bus already felt Um evil eilects 01' this re
pressive policy In thu diminished exports ol'
manu luci tired' goods.
Nothing can bo done, wo nra afraid, to alle
viate tho uimlcn of tho protective turill' until
Um Americans recognize th fact Unit Imposts
levied upon the foreigner, who produces more
cheaply dum ibo liomu muuulUcttirer, uro ex
tra charges upon ibo retail consumer. The
syst mn compels ibo public i<> pay inore l'or
goods Hum moy would ho required to pay il
tho cheaper commodities of foreigners-who
work mulcr moro favorable ins leos-weraud
mltted freely Into ibu market. Tho Americans
ure really nixing tho community for thc advan
tage ol' class; hm ns yoi. tho folly lins not
boon made clear lo I heir understanding. The
North ls chiefly, perhaps solely, favorable lo
Ibis fallacious principle, ils Interests hoing an
tagonistic to ilio.-o of tho South. Tho former
is a nluiiul'ncliirer desirous ol' securing tho ex
clusive righi of supplying thu |K*ople, und seeks
to promote (his policy by subjecting foreign
rivals io burdensome charges. Tito Soul h. be
ing u grower ol' raw nuitcrlnl, is interesled in
oblnliiingmantiS'iictttretl goods ut ibo lowest
possible brice, irtvsjteelive nf il.o locality ol
their product lon ; lu,; lim North, for HID "pro
lection'' of UH own Interest, levies u dihercn
tlal lux on foreign goo.ls, which '.'alls willi tin
duo severity on ibo South.
This siut ol' things emt.ot bo altered m
present, but its existence ls nuolhcr strong
reason why needless plunges should bo nvohl
I cd on nude willi thu cotton growing dis! rids,
fheru is no pos>tlblu reusoti why raw cotton
should bo exported, und foreign gimils linporl
od, through Now Yuri;, it is a circuitous
route, Involving witsto of tinto und needless
oxpom-v. These may lu: avoided by Hie cstub
llslimont of direct I rut lo bei ween r'tiropeuud
the South. Lot Hu: raw collen tm exported
illrocl from Now Orleans, Savannah mid
Charleston; lot Hie Manchester munnhiciiuvrs
und tho Liverpool brokers doa! direct willi
these pori. , or, better slid, with ibo planters
in Hie country. Ami in Ute same way the
lUUllufltclitrtHl gootls required for the' con
sumption of thc Southerners should bc lauded
al Hie nearest pori, liol shipped lo New York,
and then reshipped lo I heir dosi bullion. AU
this unnecessary handling of articles of trade
enhances their KOH IIJJ* privo, und ultimately
fail ? on the consumer.
COMMEHC1.i TJ NEWS.
Kxport*. .
NKW YORK-Per steamship Charleston-76 bags
sea Island cotton, Utn bales upland colton, 00 tes
rice, 7" bales domestics, st packages, mu empty
barrels_per sehr II N Hawkins-loo bales up
land cotton, soi tierces rice, 404 libls rosin, loll
bags conon seed, ui ea ks clay, ;i77 empty car
boys, 104 empty barr is, s l ales imper shavings.
Tile Cliurlc'itoii Cotton, Klee mid \avnl
Stores Market.
Omen CHARLESTON NEWS, I
Tt'ESOAV Kv KN I NO, November 2, 1800. J
COTTON.-Thc market was rather quiet, with
some buyers looking around, bul they appeared
lo bc generally indisposed to operate unless con
cessions could be had, and were Offering about
-4.\'o V lb for middling; but factors were Brm
ami showell no disposition to materially soften
their rates, and tho business done was conse
quently limited. Subs about SOO bales, viz: ll ut
.illj: S at 2:>\'; 10 at 24; 33 at 21.'.,'; f>7 al 24li: 2S al
24.>.,*; io ai 2.">; 2 al 2ft* o, aiul lhere were also sohl
about 2*0 bales tho evening liefere and not re
ported, making about ! oj baies for Hint day. Wc
quote:
L! rilli POOL nLAItSIKICATIOy.
Ordinary lo good ordinary.23' <*}24*
Low middling.H)i&'24}i
Middling uml strict middling_2fi W
HlCE.-Tho "market continued lo favor buyers.
Sales IM tierces of clean Carolina, say 4,r tierces ut
7' c *p lb; GC.'j dual 7 V; 2"i do at 7.'.,; and Hie
evening before -l tierces til T '.fc. 'p lb. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at0'j&70 fl lb;
good 7' 747l.lc r> lb.
NAVAL STOKES.-The market was quiet with thc
following sales: say till Mils of low No 1 rosin nt
$2 .'0 %i bbl; M lillis extra No 2 do at $1 M>, and 41
lillis low No 2 ut $1 75 \". bbl.
FREIGUTS.-The supply of freight room to most
p.ilnis ls for thc moment sullielcnt for thc de
mand. To Liverpool, by steam, engagements nrc
making ul ,'^d ft lb on uplands and ll,d on sea
Islands; by sall, .'id on Uplands and ",'d on sea is
lands. To Havre, by steam, nominal; by sall,
i'.i'c lt lb on uplands and IMe on sea Islands.
Coastwise, to New York, by steam, "4'c Tt lb on
uplands and lc on sea Islands; by sall, J<e 'P lb on
uplands. To Hosten, by steam, nominal; by sail,
fie V H> on uplands. Tn Philadelphia, by steam,
iie'iS lb on uplands; by sail, somcwhut nominal,
To ilalllmorc, by steam, HQi o 'it lb on uplands;
by sail, somewhat nominal.
Markets Hy Telegraph.
KORKION MAUKLTH.
LONDON, November 2-Noon.-Consols D3* ,
Hoads S2' . Kine rosin 17s. Turpentine 29s 3d.
PAULS, November 2-Noon-The lioursu open
ed quill. Hollies71 f 401.
Kvcnlng.-Theboumo closed pat. Rentes, Tlffioc.
LlVEiii'OOL, November 2-Noon.-Cotton linn;
uplands, I2' d; Orleans, l-W'd; sales 10,000 bides.
Ilombny shipments io Ibo 22d, Toot) bales. Yarns
iud fabrics at Manchester linn. Rel Western
wheat tis 2d.
Kvonlng.-Cotton, uplands, 12\d; Orlenns,
I2' d; stiles, 10,000 bales; for spccnlallou and ex
port, 3000 l ales. Turpentine, 20s od.
HAVRE, November 2.-Cotton ncilve and timi;
on the spot, i 48;afloat, i :;7,'i.
DOMESTIC MALLETS.
NEW Yung, November 2.-Noon.-Stocks weak
and unsettled. Money sharp ut 7. Sterling
long 0,RhOli 9)j. Cold 271,'. CotlOII quil t ul Jil?.,'.
Turpentine 471147'.. Rosin quiet.
livening.-Cotion heavy. Sales 2000 hales ai
20'.,c. Flour-state und Western easier; cuper
tino Slate $,)2,'>a5 40; Western $'. Ifini36; Soulhern
qulol; common to fair extra 60 sosa 7ft. whet
declined 1,120. Corn closed dull at Ia2e lower.
Pork heavy at C-ao. Lard unchanged. Whiskey
decidedly lower al $1 ISal 19. Rice steady. Oro
ccrles quiet. Naval stores steady. Freights lower;
on colton by steam'ic. Hold closed .strong at
27Ka27*{. (iovemments steady willi a light ad
vance. Southerns, on the last-call, weaker on
Tcnncsseca with sales of new nt Ita, closing with
more offering; at that price. North Carolinas
Armer, special tax, 41 ii. Thc balance of the 1st
was steady.
CINCINNATI, November 2.-Corn In fair demand.
new 5?neoc; old telaste. Tobacco active; supply
light, all grades lc higher. Whiskey $1 08. fork
and lani unchanged. New bacon shoulders lose;
rides lO c.
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-Tobacco linn, coni
tnOU to good lugs T iasii. Provisions quiet.
WIIAIINOTON, November 2.-Spirits turpeallne
4l. n4' \,c. Kosln steady; strained $1 55. Crude
turpentine $l eena 78; Tar belter at * j or., cot
ton qniet at 2t.t a20 c.
AfocsTA, November 2.-Cotton very active;
sales 1142 bales; receipts CHG bales; midd lings 21c.
SAVANNAH, November 2.-Cotton, receipts 2935
bales; exports 3337 bales; sales boo bales; middling
24,,c; market quiet.
Mom LE, November 2.-Cotton market closed
rm. Sales l joo bales. Middlings 24 ic. Receipts
2017 bali-s. Kxports 303 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2.-Cotton active and
lower ut 24\'n25c; sales Moo bales; receipts OOM
bales; exports to Liverpool 3980 bales; to Havre,
3760 tuiles; to Bremen, 2045 bah <. cold 27Sf.
Sterling 38'.,'. Sight exchange on New York pur
to ', percent, discount.
Murray. Ferrie Ai Co.'* Naval Stores Cir
cular.
NRW YORK, october 30.-Bruins TURPENTINE
lins ruled Steady, with sales of ltsobbls at 47a
4sc; merchantable on spot 4sai4s;,o for New York
Mils, and MoMXc to arrive. The stock being lu
fair bands gives tone lo thc market, but thc busi
ness is of such a retail character prices are sus
tained with dinioulty. At the close spirits ls of
fered, to arrive, ul 46c, without buyers, bul tho
market is linn at 47c, spoL Receipts, 832 bbl-;
exports, 30 buts; stock. 2339 bbls.
ROSIN.-nosiness In all grades is very much re
stricted by scarcity of freight room, and common
strained ls very dull ut $2 Ifta2 20. The stock is
light, yet sales ure effected with much luhor. Me
dium rosin ls In large supply, willi a light demand
at decidedly lower prices. The sales are about
11,000 bids (of which 7000 ure low grades) ut
$2 17*- u2 22 for common strained lo good
strained; $2 Ma3 for No. 2; $3 26a4 37 for No. 1:
il 75a5 2' fur pale. Receipts, 701 bbls; exports,
6730 bbls; slock, 61,123 bids.
TAU-ls dull mid lower. No business or mo
ment. Sales sou bbls, part large Washington,
$2 76a2 85; Wilmington selected, S3, mid to ar
rive, 2 28. RccelplhflHO bbls; exports, SO bbls;
stock, 6242 bbbls.
Nashville Mnrkct.
NASHVILLE, October 20.-COTTON.-During the
carly part of Cte day buyers entered the market
and bought freely nt 23X0 Tor low middlings.
Later in Hie day advices fruin New York, ipioliug
a decline of fecund thc market dull ami heavy,
caused buyers to withdraw rroni tho market,
which closed weak as follows: Hood ordinary 23c;
low middling 23,,a23.|;c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
siock on band September 1, ism.None
Received to-day. 201
Received previously.3,010-3,240
Total. 3,24
Shipped to day. is
Shipped previously.2,840-3,032
Sloe;; on hand. 214
.i.oci:.-We continue to quote a brm innrkct,
with but lillie activity to-day except in a local
way. We quote us follows: Supers fa ila?; single
extra $0 25n0 60: double extra (.0 6000 76; ratuily
7 2-VIK; fancy ss .nias 75.
WiirAT.-Receipts to-day or .100 bushels, and
salo awl shipment of -tis bushels mixed, includ
ing red, amber ami Broughton, at Si 1.13120, de
livered in depot,
Coas*.-Sales from store to day of 140bushels
a' $1 10, hags included. .
OATS.-We report sales nml shipment of 300
hushi ls al 76c, sacked and delivered in depot.
RYE.-Salis in store, sucked, or 300 bushels at
I 75.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, November I.-TURPENTINE.
(inly 20 i.bis received und sold ut $2 73 for soft,
and , I isl for bard, per 2-0 pounds.
SPIRITS TI MPENTINK.-NO .-.!!..* reported.
IHkUN.-Sales of 601 hills lit $l 65 I'or strained,
il 80 lor No. :', $3 75 ror No. I, and i4 26a4 60 for
pale.
TAH.- 23 bbls sold al $2 per bbl.
COTTON.-Sates or ol bales ut 2i'.'a2ii c per
pound.
(.isl!.-2-10 bbls mullets received and sold from
whorl at $7 0 ror pine bbls.
Montgomery Market.
MONTGOMERY, October 30.-We quote Mont
gomery mut ki t stcudy; prices nominally un
changed: low middlings 23; receipts large; trans
actions lighi.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September I, ISbli. 130
Received past week.3,082
Received previously.25,242-28,024
Total.:. 20,100
Shipped (last week.2.220
Shipped previously.18,220-20,440
Block on hand Pridiiy night, Oclobcr
20. 1SC . 8.711
Interior felton Market*.
COLUMBIA, November I.-There was bul little
cotton ottering to-day; Hie sales amounting to so
bales; middling 24c.
ROME, October 2?.-Colton quiet at 22,'j.r22S,c
for middlings; 21 .'-i for low middlings; 20Uc lor
good ordinary; receipts ( Ci bales.
MACON, October 30.-COTTON.-The market to
day wns rather dull, but. steady; closed dull and
onn-t; the beat colton 23c; receipts to-day 0-10
lisles; sold, 437 bales; shipped, 023 bales.
SELMA, October 20.-Market dull;sales00bales;
middling 23a23'.i; low middling 22.V; good ordi
nary 22ifc. No further transactions reported,
Offerings on a basis ol' 222(0 ror low middling.
November delivery, ure without buyers.
Ile ( ( lilt Dy Kuilrouil, November !4.
S01TH CAROLINA RAILROAD1,
so:, bales coll n, tn bales domestics. To Rail
road Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers A co, G ll Walter A
co. Frost A Atlger, Reeder A Davis, A J Salinas, J
ll E Sloan. E J Wiss A co, G W Williams A co, W
K Ryan, Graeser A Smith, Willis A Chlsolm, W A
Hoyle, Thurston A Holmes, Mowry A co, W C
Courtney A co, W w Smith, and ol hers.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
169l ales upland cotton, 2 bales sea island cot
ton, 36 bushels rice, 0 lillis naval stores, mdse, Ac.
To T ll A w Pewees, S D stoney. Caldwell A Son,
Grueser A Smith, Mowry A co. A-J Salinas, Frost
A Adger. Pel/.er. Rodgers A co, G W Williams A
co, W Iv Ryan, Reeder A Davis, Gaillard A Minuit,
.1 Hernandez. E Mickey, J C bradley, C D Ahrens,
Farrar A ll, Ravened A" co, Bhackclford A Kelly, J
R Pringle A Son, Claghoru, Herring A co, Thurs
ton A Holmes, ll Klulte A co, W P Dowling A co,
J I) Aiken A co, Kendall A Rockery, und Railroad
Agent.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Colton, rice and mdse. To Roper A Stoney, ll
bischoff A co, G ll lloppock, J lt Pringle A Sun, J
Wiley A co, Kuvonel A co, ll S Rheti A Son, A J
Salinas, W P Howling A co, W M Lawton, Reeder
A Davis. W C Courtney A co, W C Boo A co, J R
Mew, Pel'/.cr, Ruilgcrs A co. Willis A. Chlsolm, J U
Pieper, A Illicit, C Wilthorn, mid ll Uischoff.
I'll ssc:; (M r*.
Per steamship Charleston, tor New York-G A
Mnlconi, Mrs Wiueberg, und un In steerage.
Fer steamship Manhattan, from Now York-R
Lowndes mid wife. Miss Jessie Roslnn, D P eig
hth, Miss er,mili, C Kellington, Mrs Kellington
and child, G Kebcal, Mrs G M Nyc and child. Has
ler E Nye, J Fraser, Mrs Leonhard amt child, Mrs
M Filch, Miss A Conklln, J W C Baker, Mrs w
Russell, J M Hodge, Miss F Tuttle, G ll Pitch, M
Gray. Miss S McMiinns, Miss K Nichols, Miss S K
.Simmons, Miss Wheelock, T F Burke und wile, J
Cowan, Miss .Inila ll.dev, i's pt aili G S Mansfield,
Miss Sallie Black, Miss Budd, J Ryder, Miss Ord
lltb, Miss Lowndes, Master UrHIHil, CH Kelling
ton, W ll Kellington, S Van User, Miss M Nye, J
M linker, Miss L A Sheppard, S S Taft, wife and
two cadd i cn. W ll Brown, wire and child, Dr J W
M II c odi, J F Balley, Miss F J Series, W A Dawson,
lt Brown. G ll Filch, Jr, G T Deutscher, Mrs Arm
Strong, Captain L M Coxetlcr, Mrs Shelly, Muster
Wheelock, Mrs Marlin, Miss Mary Cowan, K Dew,
ll Goldstein, Miss Mary Galloway, Miss M .McMil
lan, J Archer, Miss Lowndes, Mrs dalith, Master
Grlilllh, G Kellington, S P Kellington, G M Nye,
Miss K Nye, J Shannon, MnsicrPA MeWhorlcn, J
C Conklln, Mrs ll 8 Filch, Mrs 0 Conklln, Mrs 0
Russell. Miss J Whiltcmorc, Miss F, Tuttle. L Bul
ler, A Jacobs, A P dreary, Mrs A Nichols, T M
Horsey, Mrs Wheelock, W lllxl.y, Miss 1 : A Ward,
J ll Devcaux, ll c Mullett, Miss Fraser, T eldon,
and l l on di ck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. rrnm Beaufort via Eilis
io, Ac-Mrs Bunn, Mrs Harrison, w 11 Harrison,
D McPherson ami wife, Coi j Whnlcy, Hon J Town
send and wife, .1 M Lancaster, J lliinn, amt 20 on
deck.
_VJi ll 1 C A if S lt A T _
.MOON'S PHASES.
New Moon, lld, 6 hours, 15 minutes, evening.
First (punier, io:ti. 0 hours, 35 minnies, evening.
Full Moon, 12th, 2 hours, 07 minutes, morning.
Last (marier, 2dlli, 1 hour, 0 minutes, evening.
SUTER.
SC'S.
RISES.
ll..10
O. .20
ri. .21
6.. 22
n. .2:1
0..21
O. .25
SETS.
MOON limit
I, A H. WATER.
3..27
4.. 30
sets.
..03
(I..4S
7.. 311
8.. 35
31A HIN Ii N KU'S.
0 II A li L KSTO N , NOV E MUER 3
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodhull, New York
left Saturday, 6 P M. Mdse. To J Adger A co,
J E Adger A co. Andrews A Salvo, J D Aiken A
co, J Apple. J Archer, M A A Ashton, Beaufort S
ll Agent, W C Breese, W ll Brown, C Bari A co, T
A Beamish A cn, A A liar',.ol, D Briggs, W M Bird
A co, Dr ll liner, K T Brown, T M llrlstoll A co, J
Reimet t A co, Boilinnmi Bros, C D Brahe A cu, r.
Hates A co, W S Corwin A co, j Chadwick, I.onls
Cohen A co. Chapeau A llerrron. T M Cater, C I
Carr ft co, I, Chap n A co. ll A A P Caldwell. W
ll Charco A co, Claelus A Wilie. J Commins, M J
Dingloholf, W Carrington A co. Haily News Of
IICC, P Darcey, Howie A Moise, M Drake, F Elitel
munn, A W Eckel co. J M Kason A Uro. I I, Falk
A co. Forsytho, > Vninh A co. lt Felilmanu A co, ,
J S Fairly A co, M linley,!) F Fleming A co, ll
Herdts A co, ll Goldstein, C Goldstein. J ll Craver
A co, Hooilrlch, Windmill A co, W Gurney, N A
Hunt, Kerillon. W Hunt, lt Hunier. W liai rall A
co. .1 lleeseinauu A Uro. fi ll lloppock, Hart A co.
TM Horsey A Uro. limier A (lavelle), A llllnii. C
ll Johnson, F ll Jackson, KJordan A Son. A John
son, J CITO rut) A co,.TJ Kerr A c.,, H Klalle A co.
L Kcncckc, TS King, Krlete A Chapman, I' Kol
ilewav, M K Klein, Klinck. Wiekcnbcrg A co, F
F KrcHsel, Jr, A Lcugulck, A Langer, c Lltschgl,
Lauroy A Alexander, W J l.inn. lt Lowndes. .1 11
.Murray, J ll Muller. J t! Milunr A co. Moller. Nim
itz A co, j F Mensing. Menke A Muller, t: ll Mur
iel!, S lt Marshall. J Maloney, Mantoue A co. W A
Mebrtcns, xv Mall Ideasen, Mowry A CO, M Marks,
ll Meyer. Mcl.ear A Kc dall, W Mel.ean. Mel.ov
A Klee,.I McCullough, O MeOinlov. I! O'Neill, J F
u'Nelll A Hon, D O'Neill A Sons. lt O'Neill, D Paul
A co, tlstendorir A CO, Pclzcr, Podgers A co. Pani.
Welch A liraudcs, W F Paddon, C P P ippenhelm.
J lt Head A co, J Heils, W P Kussel) A co, Riordan,
Dawson A co, Itleckc tt Schachte, s t: Itallroad
Agent, S K Itallroad Ageut, Southern Express
Coni|)auv, A t) Slone, Stull, Wehl) A co. tl W HlCf
rens, W lt Smith A co, W A Sknne. .1 Ktolbcrg, II
Soubeyroux, J E Smith, K A Stelling, w Shepherd,
Strauss A Vance, I,Schnell A co. K ll Stoddard ft
co. J II V llers, K Washington, P Walsh, Wagoner
A Monsees, J N M Wohiluianti, S ll Wilson, Wer
ner A Ducker, Walker. F.vaiiH A Cogswell, y.og
haum. Young A co, J Wiley A co, J ll Wa h nu an 11,
W J Yates, and oilier. .
sicumship J w Kvcrmuii, Hinckley. Philadel
phia-left - Inst. Mdso. To .Ino A Theo Oct ly,
und others. (Consignees previously reported.) *
Sehr Ann S Deas, Hom West Point Mill. 76
tierces rico. To Itavcnel A CO, and C T Lowndes.
Steamer Pilot Hoy, Peek, Beaufort via Kdisto.
Ac. L's) hales sea hdaud cot ton. and mdse. To .1
D Aiken A co, WCurney, Fraser A Hill, W M Law
ton, WC Courtney A co, j Townsend, Holmes A
Calder, Southern Kxpress co. ll C Adams, Willis
A Chlsolm, and T <; Boag.
Moore's sloop from Sa ll tee. IO hales upland
cotton. To tiaillard A Minmi.
deceived from Cliisolm's Mill-21 tierces rice.
To Beetler A Davis.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Kerry. New York-James
Adgcr A co.
Sehr ll N Hawkins, Wyall, New York-W Keach
A co.
Sehr .tames A Parson, Stephens, Wilmington. N
C-ll F tinker A co.
BAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Kerry. New York.
Steamer Dictator, McNetty, Palaika, via Jack*
sonville. Fernandina and Savannah.
FROM TRIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Horsev, iialtimore, Novem
ber 2.
Sehr /.cta-Psi, Thompson, Baltimore, oct oner 31.
CLKAKKD FOR THIS PORT.
British ship Muscongus, Droves, ut Liven !.
October IO.
BAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Tho Atlantic, Vernon, from Newport, Eng, Oc
tober ID.
BY TELEGRAPH.
KRW YORK, November 2.-Arrived, steamships
Cuba and Cambria.
SAVANNAH. November 2-Arrived, steamships
Wyoming, Phihnletplihi; San Sulvauor, New Y'ork;
ship Norden, Kio Janeiro: sehr Kalle E Rich, New
York: V W Simpson, New York. Cleared, steam
ship Vinco, New York; ship Moni Blaue, Liver
pool; brig Atlantic, Nassau.
MEMORANDA.
OEOUCETOWN. November 1.-Arrived, October
28, SChr Jessie lt Smith, Williams, New York.
Thc sehr Marv, rrom Belfast for Georgetown, s
G, arrived at Holmes' Hole October 20.
The sehr D F Keating, Rollinson, for George
town, B c, cleared at New York October 31.
LIST OF VKSKKI.S
OP, Cl.EAItKIl ANO HAILKU KOK THIS POUT.
F O R K 1 G N .
LON HON.
Ship David Brown, Nichols, cleared.Od fl
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Marmora,-, to sail.Oct SO
Steamship Adella. -. to sali.Nov 20
british ship Muscongus, Groves, cleared...Oct io
Shill Gorilla, Say. cleared.Sept aa
Norwegian Lark Skjold, Alhrcchtscil, np..Sept 2S
Hr hark Yiimiiri, Ca wi tn i up.Get n
in nish bark Arbitrator, Irwin, sailed.Od y
TUC Aimil*, Jorgensen, up.sept 22
'Die entra, Nichols, nu.Bcpt 20
The Homborsund. Neilson, sailed.Oct 2
Brig Cecilia, Bistrup,'cleared.Sept 30
K KW POUT, END.
Thc Atlantic, Vernon, sailed..Oct Ilk
DOMESTIC.
HUSTON.
Prig Georgie, Swan, np.Oct 28
llrlR Mary C Roscvelt, Call, CleftCjS" S 'V". Vf
Sehr Anna" E Glover, Perry, np.Oct IS
cur natue i.ewis, E^T'iStWd.Oct c
KASTrORT, MK.
Hark St Mary, Hallowell, cleared.!?_Oct 22
POIITLANI , MR.
Steamer Starlight, llsley, cleared.Oct 20
Sehr Marcus Hunter, Orr, cleared.Oct 21
ROCKI'OUT, ME.
Sehr Ralph Carleton, Cunts, sailed.Oct 23
Sehr itaipu ll llueklln, Itucklin,sailed.Oct 23
PltOVIHENCE, R I.
Rrltlsh brig Amphion, Kemi, sailed.Oct 27
NEW YORK.
Sehr M A Taylor, Taylor, cleared.Oct 30
Sehr Lilly, Hughes, cleared.Oct 20
SclirMarlin Cage, sheppard, up.Oct 20
Sehr J H Stickney, Fooks, up.Oct yo
Sehr Margaret .V Lucy, Crosby, up.Oct 23
I'nn.ADKi.rilli.
Sehr D Collins, Townsend, cleared.Oct 30
SchrJ M Brooman, Douglass, cleared.Oct 20
Sehr M A Holt, Holt, cleared.Oct 23
Sehr Sarah Fisher, Carlisle, cleared.Oct 24
Sehr Fawn. Kelly, up.Oct 20
R
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Shipping.
I7IOR NKW VORK- MERCHANTS' LINK.
JL Tl IK ONLY ItKOCLAK LINK
PACK HTS.
iiii.ni< oi!iir. ii iii*, i. i. urown, MuMrr, <>t
having m ai :> all lier Krvlglti engaged arni jmSy
going oil bou rd, nan;. some llifht rreiuhl iii'Hil
ti . WILLIAM ItOACH A CO.
nova :i
IfOU NEW VORK- -MKRCIIANTS' LT KT
Tin" Schooner IMA IttIIOSALL, innifail, S>.
Master, liavlitK Hourly all her freight oit.J3 S&
gaged ami guui t un board, wauls some li^'ht
Fn-mhi to lin up ami leave forthwith.
nuv:i : WI ixl A M UOACH A IN .
<>U LIV KR V O o L .
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LAM, W. huller, Muster, having efinshleru-iijifi
hie portion nt freight engage !, viii hutu ipiick
iib>|mtt*!i. Applv to
JOHN A Til Ko. COTTY,
lint : Nm li Al hitit le w In* rf.
BOSTON AND CIFARLKSTON LINK
PACKKTS.
KO lt HUSTON.
The Al llllg .:itsu: A. DKVKHKACX. hav- . JA
lng a birge portion of ber eargo engageil^o'-ii
nml nady, nih reeciv .lion anti other fi eight
lo lill nh, ni llrown A < <>. s wharves.
Kor Kreigiil engagement*, apply lo
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AirANTLD .IOU ALI TO CoM'.'LF.T L
>> UAKCO.
Foll IIAVttK lllltKOT
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pnrtinii cargo on Itoanl, wants four hundred bates
Ot lill Up. W 11.LIAM ROACH A CO.
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lu r eal .JU engaged ami going on board.
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QOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
UKNBRAIi SCI'KHINTKNDKNTS OFFICK. I
CHARLESTON, S. C., Sept. 13, H4J9. j
On niul utter Thursday, September la. Hie Pus
seliger Trains on tito Suiitti Carolina Ital Iron d will
run as follows:
rou Al'ill'STA.
Leave Charleston.S.::o A. M
Arrive ni Augusta.4.4 P. M.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery, Mem
phis. Nashville ami New Orleans, via Montgomery
ami Groud Junction,
PUK COI.fMDIA.
Leave Charleston.c.:io A. M.
Arrive at Columbbl.L in P. M.
Connecting with Wilmington ami Mituehester
Uallroad, ami Cninden train.
IOU CIIAKI.KSTOK.
Leave Augusta......s.00 A. M.
Arrive at diaries;on.4.011 P. .M.
Leave rototill.in.T.4fi A. M.
Ai rive ti Charleston.LOO P. M.
Al'tiltSTA NIIIIIT KXPRKSS.
(Sundavs excepted.)
Lea vc Charleston.T.ao P. M.
Arrive ai Augusta.IMO A. M.
Connecting .vii ii irains for Memphis, Nashville
and N'-w Orleans, vkitiraml Juueiion.
Leave AOgllStU.1.10 I*. M.
Arrive al Charleston.LOO A. M.
COl.t'MIIIA SUI UT BXI'IIKSS.
(SuUllayS except od.)
Leave Charleston.0.06 P. M.
Arrive ni Columtihi.1.45 A. M.
Connecting (Sundays excepted) with Greenville
ami Columbia ltitllrnud, and un Momlays, Wellies,
dais ami Frida vs with Charlotte and South Caro
lina Itallroail.
Leave Columbia.s.so p. M.
Arrive at Charleston.6.30 A. M.
SITU M BIIVI LMf THAIS.
Leave Charleston.4.00 P. M.
Arrive at Summerville.o.ao I". M.
Leave Summerville.7.10 A. M.
Atrncai vi.-DM i si
l'A M URN musen..
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains on
HOSOAYS, WEUSKSUAYS and SATVKOAVS, and be
tween Camden ami Kingvitlo daily, (Sundays ex
cepted.) connects with up and down Day I'as
seiigcrsat KingvlUe.
Leave Camden..0.35 A. M.
Arrive til Columbia.11.00 A. M.
Leave Cnlnniiiia.1.48 P. M.
Arrive at Camdon.a.00 P. M.
(SlgUCtl) ll. T. I'KAKK,
sept io General Superintendent.
insurance.
r\ U A R D ; A N M UTI' A L
KT
L IKE INS U RAN CK CO M PA N Y
CK
N F, W YORK.
OnOAKIZKD IS 1&&0.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFKITARLE.
HALF LOAN TAKKN'. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDES!* (FIFTY) .'.0 rillt CTST.
STATEMENT.
Polices in force.$2">,ooo.oo(
Assets. i,f.oo,oo(
Annual income. f.oo.noi
Losses Paid. iiOO.OO'.
OFFICRIIS.
w. ll. PECKHAM, I'reshlent.
WM. T. IIO KKR, vice-President.
L. MCADAM, Secretary ami Actuary.
G. A. KU DICKA lt, Superintendent.
MIlKCTOIIS.
Hon. John A. Dix, New ^ url;.
lion. James Harper, Firm of Harper A F.ros., ex
Mayor New York.
John J. Crane, President Hank Republic.
Wm. M. Vcrmllye, Danker, (Vermllye A Co.)
Chas. c. Rockwood, Cashier Newark lUinking
Company.
Hon. Georgo Opydyke, ex-Mayor York. New
Minot 0. Morgan, Danker.
Thomas Rlguey, Firm Thomas ltigney A Co.
Hetty IL Rlicrman, Treasurer Now York Steam
Sugar Refilling Company.
Aaron Arnold. Firm of Arnold, Const able A CO.
Itlolmrd H. Downe, Wetmore A bowne, Lawyers.
K. V. Haugliwout, Firm K. V. IIiAghwoul & Co.
Wm. Wlikcns, Finn of Wilkens A Co.
Julius il. Pratt, Merchant.
Wm. W. Wright, Merchant.
diaries J. starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant.
Ileo. W. Cuyler, Hanker, Palmy rn, N. V.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fin: insur
nnco company.
John u.-Sherwood. Park Pince.
Walton ll. PeckhlllU, corner Fifili Avenue and
Twenty-third street.
Kdwnrti H. Wright, Newall:, N. J.
Ceo. W. Farlee, Counsellor.
W. L. Cogswell, Merchant.
KEIM A ISSKIlTBL,
General Agents for South carolina ami Georgia,
Olllco No. .!< broad street,
Charleston, s. c.
ilr.T. UEKNSTJERNA, Examining Physician.
Jania lyriuo
tjciclo.
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manent or transient guests. Tho accommoda
tions are unsurpassed, havlug extensive 'niles of
elegantly furnished apartments for families and
simile gentlemen. The proprietor will endeavor
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win be spared io deserve a continuance of thc
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed uponit.
Tho best nf Livery accommodations will bc
found . i loin; ug thc establishment.
Tile house ls supplied with the celebrated Ario
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