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* r VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1157. SIX DOLLARS A YEAR A MODEL LEGISLATOR. ?fte* Doings for S mday Morning im the .cate Capital-Radi-?1 Morals Eic mi fJSPBOIAL MLMUI TO TOE NBWS.] OOLCHBIA, December 12. Ai 5 o'clock thu morally, J. W. Meade, a .??. red member of the House, from York Coanty, Stet Kattie Stokes, colored, a woman of bad steracter, lu a souse sear the Sootli Carolina salBroart Depot. The shooting waa utterly witt e%t oxease, sad th* woman ls badly wounded. Ute bail has bean ant oat. sear the spine by th? doctora. Meade has not yet been arrested, and bia Radical friends are makins desperate efforts to boab np Ute affair. Meade, who was draak when he committed the Mt, bas ?Sered Ute wo maa flrty dollars, bot she de? sasada ire hundred. Tala ls not tho flrst freak at the kind in which this dusky legislator bas baan engaged. The same fellow, it wiU be re awsaWed, while a member of tho Constitution ii Ceo rea lion, acensad a notorious woman in ?aballestan of ka ring stolen his watch ono night in the st?rket; and daring last session ho shot j and wounded another woman here, bot, by dint ?C hash money, succeeded la retaiutag bis place la WA? Statehouse tunead of the Penitentiary. Ba Jof lag, as he does, tte warm sympathy of his brother Radicals, h? wilt, doubtless, oa this oe easton also escape arrest; or if tried and convict? ed, wlD infallibly ge Scott-free withia a short Wm? thereafter. BING wm fi] .. Wt IQ ET AMD MOCI AL EQUALITY the Bondholders' Tietory-Hsalr Ae ttam ? Arnot er atrwggle-.Congressman ? owen ?t Kore Dirty Work-A nattier ?swek of War-Tti Hdoeatlonal Bill ?Ott ur Wright MA KsUroadi- 55 tr m y fJSaOlf 0? OWN COBKKtlPOKDBNT.l COLOMBIA, December ll. Vni aomaouMiss* VJOTOST. An Ute readers ol Tuv News have been In farsaed by telegraph, the bbl " providing for the payment of the principal and interest of the State scoots and bonds is coin" passed Its second read sag in the Hoaee Friday. The opponents of the sfl fought hard, and, though defeated, saooecded bi baring lt amended. Shortly after the Hesso was called to order, ?rifle, colored, stoved to reconsider the vote of abe day before whereby the enacting clause of a bil ta provide for the payment of the principal and Interest of bonds and stocks of this State in .oin was stricken ?at Jerrey, colored, moved to lay ale motion en the table, and on this motion Variier called for the yeas and nays, which was agreed to, and resulted Di Bosemon, Brodie, Bos wen, Bryant, L. Cain, Doyle, Peri ter, Hagood, sbtmpttrles, Hyde, D. J. J. Johnson, E. James, Jer- j ray, Kan, Littlejohn, W. McKinlay, W. J. Mu Kin buy, McIntyre, Moore, Mays, Mead, Stewart, Stol braad, R? M Smith, Shrewsbury, Smiling, Tins- I lag, Toner, Wilson, Wilder, Waller and Wells (32) j sacing in the affirmative, and P. J. Moses, (Speak-1 ar) Adamson, Bowley, Brown, Barton, John Boa- j Sam, Joseph Boston, B. J. Cala, Cook, Calilos, I ?Jacatoot, Crews, Defarge, Dennis, Driffle, Elliott, I BaesleL Farr, Oray, Gardner, Grant, Goodson, j ?ayes, C. D. Hoyne, J. H. Hay ne, Houtman, Hat- j aaa. Henderson, Harris, G. Johnson, Jaoksoa, H. I Joa?en, S. J. Lee, Lang, Mickey, Mc Daniels, Kooley, MIBer, Buckies, Keagio, O'Connell, Perrin, Prende tracas. Ramsey, Biohardaoa, Bosh, Ri vere. Smalls, j A.Smith, Saunders, Smythe, Sasportas, Scott, Sol- I ?van, B. A. Taompeoa, S. B. Thompson, To nt Un- I aaa. Whipper and White (M) voting in the nsga ??e, Sae aotioi ta reooaalder was agreed to, and j laealiason odored aaa sa bs tl toto to section drat, j 'tftat tba interest oa tba beads sad stocks of this j ?tata, except thees issued daring the period from I ?asesaser ist, A. D. lasa, ta AprU lt, ilea, shall as said In gold or silver cols," which was adopt od. Then DA Largo aaaved to amend section l j by adfting after the last word In the section the j words, "Provided that interest on the bonds ls sweater Ute banding ar tho now Statehouse shall sat be excluded from being paid in ?ola by any J ftwrtetoa of this act." After oonalderable dla oawaiew bad ensaed ?poa ibis amendment, De Largo Withdrew it and rf eagle renewed it. j MaKnSty, colored, stoved farther to amend sec- J Wea 1 by Inserting between the words "oom" I wad "provided," ibo worda "immediately after I ssa r-leptloa of ?peel? payment by the general I corerament, er as soon thereafter as praetf-1 ?ante," ? Da Large morea te indoaniteiy postpone I tte amendment, whleh, after considerable discus- I siea, waa carried-yeas (fi, aays "ST. Absent and J soi veting. 2T. A motion to reconsider the vote j waa met by a n.otioa to lay it on the table, which was?amed-y?as says sc. Absent and not veting, as. The sections were then voted upou -, and passed, aad the bill was ordered to be en? grossed. Elliott, colored, moved to amend the title of the bill by sinking ont the words "princi ?al and," which waa agreed to. The bill now, only provides for the payment of the interest of abe stocks and bonds of the State in coin. There was the utmost confusion in the House darfag tao fight over the btlL The yeas and nays Were ?ailed for and taken thirteen times. The highest vote of the supporters of the bill was six? ty-three-Boswell, Gudla, S. Johnson, Morrison, J having rated with those mentioned above as vot kag in the negativo on the motion to reconsider sba vote or the day before, which laid oct the bill lor that day. MAHLT ACTI?N. After the vote was takeu. James Smiling, J. E. J Bnfoed, Democrat, W. 0. Stewart, Democrat, F. ?.Majtb, John H. Ferltor, H. L. Shrewsbury, Law- I naco Cain, B. Jamos, R. IL Smith, Democrat, J. j 1 Wilson, Democrat, C. C. Turner, Democrat, J. B. j Moore., Democrat, J. B. Hyde, D. J. J. Johnson, ?assam Tinsley, 0. M Doyle, signed a paper and 11 aaat lt ap to the chair to be entered on the jour- 11 aal, ta which paper they atated they "voted 'no' 11 dBi tba bill to pay interest on the bonds and stocks j af ibis State in coin," because they "considered 11 Sse btu gotten up and lobbied through by a com-1 ' siaailea of interested spectators," and because they aoasidered "lt aa outrage upea a now over-1 ' hardened and distressed people." The bul will go through the Senate like, as a 11 aaaaasr eloquently expressed lt, "hot shot oat of j asaoreL" AW OTB IB BTBUOOLK. To-day Ute coin bill waa taken ap for its third imaiIii[ UJ"e ftt ono* moved that the enacting ?fasse be strick sn ont. It was voted down, and I. abo struggle over tba passage of the bill oom-1 meaeed. ll was atore exciting and interesting 1 Saxa oa yesterday, though Ilka that or yesterday ? was titre "flUbasteriag." DeLarge favored thc passage of the bul ?a tte ground that lt would honest the State, for persons having bonds of I 1870 would exchange them for the new bonds, awi thereby the State would make money. Perl? tet denounced tte bUl as the work of the bond solders, who, Just after the close or the war, had purchased bills of the banks of lite State at from asatalfteea cents and State bouda at twenty savoa Mats, and now they attempted to make the LoglejfrtBra posh their bondi np to par. Ths bill WaVwaew York ?cheme, backed by New Yorkers, aaa of whom (Kim >toa) was on tho floor, in aosvalastsa, Fen er advocated the paying or the ftf 4aaa af aatsabers ia gold, saying that Ute > members had ?ix rune!) right to draw ii in on rn pas* a bill to pay .lia Interest of thc bund* stocks in coin. Tomlinsun had a good d sty. He Mid that thc Idea or paying ihr diem lu ?oin had been taken from TUB N There were norna of thc mombo s who desiri U*ar from the pie** of the bi ate before voii:i? on the bill. Weil, the press or the State bad heard from, and that press was Tua CTIAHI.I DAILY Navra. After talking considerably a thc attempts of Tus NiW9, and other Uctnoc Joarnab, to pall down the administration State credit, an i everything else that the Reu eana bad built op and were .buildiug np, ti sorted that two-thirds of the bonds of State were in the hands o? the clti of South Carolina-whick assertion, believed by the -.peaker, waa not be ed by maay of hit hearers. Blliott, ?ok bad some little to say against the opponen the bill, hat mostly against Peritor, wh.>i asserted was ready to do Ute bidding of the I ocrats; his constituents would ??-.sign hi oblivion. He (P.) had intended bribery and rup ti on, and he (E.) wonld fling the charge lt .'acc. Ne ene knew what his (P's) politics w he was between heaven and hell, suspende mid air. Messrs. Turner and Moree, (Dernoer spoke in opposillea le thc passage of thc Besemon, colored, hinted at bribery and raptloa, bat didn't express himself clearly enc to bring down a storm of wrath from the porters of the bilk Finally the bill passed by a vote of 60 few 36 against lt. The faces of Soolt, Kimpto Co. have ere this doubtless assumed a n pleasant expression than the faces of tw< three of the company wore early yesterday mi lng. .OWBX AT HO? D1RTT WO US. Congress ni so G. C. Bowen, who, ii be had ceived his deserts, wonld now be either in Penitentiary or a corpse, made such I y a sh and a gallows, U still here. It has ren a ma or surprise that he should linger here when duties an? per diem call him to Washing Bm he has been busily engaged ea other t Congressional duties. Hts objects in remain behind have been, if report be trae, to secure passag- of the coin bill, and Ute election of W per te the Supreme ld.ch. By securing W per'selection he removes a formidable rival fi his path, for it Ls u.dersiwrt that he wc mn for Congress against Bowen. What motives are ta securing tue pansage of the t biliare ndt se easily divined, but it is undernt< to be te get the influence of the State oitici who are supposed to be Interested in the bi only for the credit of the Slate. It is freely ported that money has been used or promised Bowen to Inflnsnee members to vote for the el lion of Whipper and the passage of the bill. I ring yesterday and to-day, when the coin bill v under discusi?n, colored members, as I am formed, were heard to romark to *ach otii 'Uaw* you received pour ntonev for this ?" a to make similar remarks. These remarks w not overheard by me, hut, knowing the cha rac of my Informant, I have no doubt that they wi made. AN0TH3R arses or WAU. The little difficulty between the House and I Sen au beeusse the Governor would not concur a resolution of the latter to bay and put repo (Richardson's) I? circulation, and which was s tied by the House "backing down," waa hare "numbered among the things of the past" befe , another dlillcalty arose, and may end In-w koowa what-perhaps thc same way. In thc Se ate, yesterday, a message from tho House w read. It Informed the "honorable Senate th Ita amendments to the House concurrent resol Hon requesting infcrmution concerning the Bas of Land Commission ?rs, announcing the appolc ?ent of a committee cf conference, sad re?ue. mg the appointant et a similar committee c th? part of this body," had been laid upon the t Me by th? Hosxe, walsh respeetfnUy nquestt th? appointment ef a committee of eonferem ec disagreement on the resolution referred to. Toe "war feeling" was aroused among the se atora sa thc reception of this message. Two < three Indignantly mored that a committee be i one? appointed. Jutson and Leslie became e: cited. Th? former forgot for the nonee his hort ble designe of boring education in io the "hatles shoeless, ?hirtleas" plcaninnles of the State; an the latter his benevolent lnten ions of su i ?yin the paternal relatives of tho aforesaid with "fon acree and a mu e." The two put their beads u gether and whispered, the result of which wi shown la a moment, by Judson's sadden ridDf and eotterepiuously moving to lay the mcasag upon the table. Approving words and smile welcomed this motion,and lt was passed nom con whereupon leader Montgomery sent a curt mee sage to leader Moses Informing thc House of th action or the Senate. fUNAToa WBMirr os RAILROADS. There was to-day considerable talk aboat th so-called "gross indignity to Sooth Carolina Sens tors," perpetrated en the 6th instant, at Clove Hill Station, on the Danville Railroad, aa airead i published ir. Tua Narwa To-day, before the House met. Tacker preacher the members a sermon, in which he incnlcatec the doctrine that all men were brothers. Aftei he flniehed. Senator Wright, colored, took the Stand a'ld proceeded te relate his experience io regard to being pot out or a first-class ear. He, after stating that If "President Buford is my brother. God help me," subniantlally said : " Wheu we got to Danville, ia North Carolina, [Greens? boro' he probably meant, aa Danville ks in Vir? ginia,] thc conductor came to the party and see? ing me, (the other colored mer/wcre very bright, end perhaps he thought they were white ) asked me if I knew where I was. I told hi n emphatical? ly yes. I was silting in this seat. He desired me to leave and 1 refused. Aficr further parley? ing he len, saving thll he woald not bother me while I was lu North Carolina, but would put me out when we got Into Virginia." (Wright tuen re? lated the occurrence at Clover depot, when after considerable discussion three ni-n cam-.) "They took hold of rn? and I went out and travelled lu Washington In another car. When I readied Washington I had a little inore money than I had any use for, and 1 instituted Bait against the rail? road company. 1 told the conductor when he desired to put me out I wonld go ir tho other malea who Were in thc ladles' car, unoccupied by ladies, would also go, but I would not else, be? cause there waa thc civil Rights' bul, which al? lowed no distinction In regard lo color; but he ha l rae put out notwithstanding. Now, my hearers, Congress did poss a Civil RightH' bill, and I am goiugto tesl whether there is any virtue in lt or not; If lhere be none, let. us know lt. and then we'll appeal to Congress for prot on. (Ap? plause.] Asl have said, I intend to t- be mat? ter. If lt takes the last cent I have or ? - make. Why didn't the conductor put me out I.: North Carolina? Because he was afraid, knowing that it, like Sooth Carolina, where they don't make any dlstlncUon, was reconnu neted, and Virginia was not. There the Republicans have ?old them? selves ont lo a party which will deprive them or all their rights and Ubertle*." The speaker here concluded and retired amid applause. He spoke very pleasantly, and to Judge from his countenance and manner, I should Infer that he rather thought it "pleasant riding OB the raU"-In a second class ear. STBAT ITBH8. The following business wac disposed of la the Senate yesterday : Buck, Barker, B. J. Adams, colored, (chaplain,) Arnim. Corbin, and Coi bett, pearling clerk.) asked and obtained leave of sbscuce. The bill to incorporate thc Planters' Mining hnd Manufacturing Company receivedPs second read? ing, and was ordered ie be engrossed for Ks third. Tho Committee on lucorportlens reported favora? bly upon bills to Ineorpone the Vigilant Pira Bu g ne Company of Columbia;" to Incorp?rate the Conimbia Building and Loan Association; to tacar po-a'a the Wlnnsbaro* Hook ai:d Ladder Com? pany, of th? Town of WUuuboro'; io incorp?rale the DeKalb Pire Riiginc Compaliy, o? Cana*el C.; to Incorporate the Waterce Fire Engine C paoy, No. 2, of Camden, S. C.; to Incorporate Brit:: Carolina Improvement and Trust Comp: A bill to Increase the salaries of the justice t tic Supreme Court and tho circuit Judges ree cl i's third reading, aud waa ordered to bc : lo the House. The Committee on Unrolled Acts report? duly and correctly enrolled, sealed and read? ratification, the following: An act to amcm act entitled "An act lo amend the law in rela to recording mortgages, and to regulate the thereof;" an a el to amend an net entitled "An providing for the assessment and taxation property;1' an ael to do erin tue thc manne collecting taxes, past due, assessed under thc provisional and military government of Sc Carolina. Donaldson (rave notlcs that he would sho ask leave to introdnoe a bill to provide for drainage of the swamp lands ol the State. De quests that planters and others owning swe lands will c>>mf -uicate with him, giving tl views !:. * Nra rd ?o the best method of dralnagi Corwin gave notice that he would shortly leave to introduce a bill to amend an act enti "An act lo organize townships, and define ll powers aud privileges." This bill provides lc thorough overhauling of the township syst and lessening of the espouses by making office do, the duties for less pay. A bill to authorize fie county commissioner Darlington Couuty tc levy a special tax for construction of a courthouse received its f reading, was ordered for a second reading i consideration on Monday. The tax will bc ab seven rallia on tho dollar. Johnson, colored, pursuant to notice, inl doced tho following resolution, which was furred to thc Judiciary Committee : Reenleecl by lite Senate, the House of Rep 8euutives concurring, That the Treasurer of .Mate be, and he ls hereby authorized to pay accuuu ts of school teachers, for services rende in riie year 1869, ut a rate not less'than Ave cents per day for each scholar : provided the s .accounts shall have been subscribed to and proved tty the county school commlBsiouer I Slate superintendent of schools. The Governor scut a message informing Senate that he respectfully returned to lt concurrent resolution authorizing him to p chase certain copies of Richardson's Reports, thc ground thal the resolution had not been re three limes, on three several days lu each Hon us the lan* provided it should be. Leslie cave notice that lie would shortly int duce a bill to repeal thc act lo incorporate the . Line Railroad. The following business was disposed of iu I House yesterday and to-day: The Committee on Incorporations report favorably on a bill to incorporate a home for valid clergymen of the Episcopal Church; amend the charier and extend the limits of t City of Columbia. Jervey gavo notice that he wonld introduce btu lo repeal an act entitled "An act to ino po: atc the Air Line Railroad. Waller gave noll that he wonld Introduce a bili io charter a fer across thc Waceamaw River, in the Coun of norry, for the benefit of J. J. Reaves. Pt vis introduced a bill to incorporate l Planters' Mining and Manufacturing Coi pauy, which was read the first time, and refcrr to the Committee on Incorporations. DeMars 1 traduced a bill to amend the charter of tho To? of Orangeburg, South Carolina, which was rei Hie first time, and referred to thc Committee ( Incorporations. Sasportas Introduced a bill abolish Imparlance m all cases brought to recov wages or shares of crops, which was read tl first time, and referred to thc Committee on tl Judiciary. Doyle introduced a bill to amend tl law in relation to the license and registration > pharmaceutists, apothecaries and druggists, as to regulate thc vending of drugs and poison which was read thc first time, aud referred to lt Medical Commll'.ec. Simons introduced a bill i reg?late Indentures of apprenticeship, which wt read the first lime, and referred to the Commute on the Judiciary. Ferner introduced a bill to d clare the manner in which the right of way ove th? lands of persons or corporations may be s< cured for the transportation of home products t market, which was read the first time, and ri fe rr ed lo the Committee on the Judiciary. Fertter also lutroduced the following eoncui rent resolution, which was adopted, and orders to be sent lo the senate : whereas. By an Act passed the 22d day o July. A. D. lses, authorizing his Excellency, th Governor, to lake such measures as he may deer necessary to secure for the State of South Cam lina the benefits of an act passed by the U. s Congress, donating public lands to the severs States and Territories which may provide eollege for i he benefit of agriculture aud the mechanleu arts, approved the second day of July, A. D. 18U2 therefore, bc lt ResoloeA by thc nonse of Representatives, thi Senate concurring, Taut hts Excellency, R. K Scott, flo ve rn or of South Carolina, bu requestci lo inform the General Assembly what action hi has taken in the premises, If any. Burrell James, colored, introduced thc follow lng bill, which was read the first time, and re rerred to the Committee on Ways and Menus: A bill authorising and requiring the county com missioners of Sumtsr County to cause to bc passed upon, and collected from, tho taxable in habitants of said county a su m of tnouey, herein inaner Kel forth, to indemnify David C. Hubert san and the Urra of Dubose ? Co., for certain abuses and losses. Bryant gave ti 'tice thal he would Introduce a bili lo provide for the payment of coroners' Juries. Turner gave tiotiue that he would ask leave of the House to intro ince a bill to amend tho law in relation to retail liquor dealers' licenses in this State. Smith gave notice that tic would introduce a bil! for the renewal of Hie act In CO rpo ra Ling the Village of Rcidvillc, in thc County of Spartauburg. Beagle presented a memorial of citizens of Co? lumbia, lu reference to the United Stales Poa tom cc ami Courthouse, irhicli wai referred to Ute c'jai mittee on thc Judiciary. The bill relative to minors, to administrators, fiduciaries, et al, selling tsertaln evidences of ln< debteelness; to prevent bribery and corruption; pay Interest on Sta c bonds and stocks in coin, were passed to-day, and ordered to bc sent to thc Senate. The members do not like TOE NEWS. DUI Inp; a discussion In the lobby to-day. one of them said mat li Tai NEWS did not change its course, {showing up the beauties nf Radicalism,) its special Columbia correspondent mid two mem? bers would be expelled from Hie door of the House. Who are the two members I L. SPARKS rXOM TUE WIRES. The navigation of the Baltic lias been closed. Father Hyacinthe sailed for France ou Satur? day. Koben Clarke has been appointed assessor of the Second Georgia District. The British Parliament will convene on the Bili of February. Thc London Times condemns the Orange Lodges as only perpetuating thc Idea of two racen. The Canada papers are clamoring more loudly than ever for annexation since the publication of Grant's message. The steamer W. R. Arthur, from St. Loni? for New Orleaus, proved a total loss near Rumen's Island, ou Saturday. Sho had,on board a valuable cargo, including three hundred and fifty live stock. Sharp skirmishing is reported on thc 10th lost., nr.tr Trinidad, Cuba. More Spanish troops are arriving at Havana. The Radicals have [carried Texas by over loo? majority and thc Legislatura ls largely Radical. Immense prairie Urea are reported in lae Red River region of northeastern Texas, doing great damage to farms aud ?lock. The bond holders of several of the Tennensre railroads are taking measures to place the de faulting roads In the hand* of commission ??ra for thc li aieflt of ibo bondholders. Tao Sptttii.-h gunboats have teen informally' transferred io the Spanls't minister, and eighteen af lire's will ina Vd iu ax?-r? time*. TUM NATIONAL CAPITAL. HUOJI THB ASBOCIATBI) PltEBH.J WASHINGTON, December 11. Tho Ueconstruction Committee has a letter from Governor Wella, of Virginia, urging immedi? ate admission, and oppoBing the exaction of the teat oath from the Virginia legislators. The opinion Ls that a bill will be reported from thc committee oa Tuesday for the restoration of the State, and that ber senators and representatives, except Cooker and McKenzie, whose seats are contested, will be admitted to their seats. The bill will require a pledge from the officials thar, there will bo no farther disfranchisements on ac? count of raoe ot color. Thc statements of Gover? nors Wells and Walker are ordered to be printed. A subcommittee is appointed to prepare a state? ment of the alleged election frauds, bat not to print them. The voice of the committee ls against serioasly entertaining the question regarding the fairness of the election. The Senate Jadiciury Committee had another session to-day on Georgia business. A bill was agreed opon for carrying oat suggestions In thc President's message. Governor Bullock, of fieor gia, was before the committee, and modo state? ments relative to the condition of affairs in that State, which he represented to be little better than it was dnrlng the war; that is, so far as Union men are concerned. The bill will be re? ported next week. The Judiciary Committee of the ?lonne has in? structed Its chairman to report favorably on General Butler's bill to repeal the Tennre-of-oOlcc act. Judge Grier, of the United States Supreme Court, has tendered to the President his resigna? tion of bis seat on the Supreme bench, to take effect, on the first of February next. This is done under a recent act Congress, which provides for retiring members of the court with salary when they arc over seventy years of age. The Tcbnantcpcc Ship Canal Company and the Mexican Pacific Railroad Company bare Hied claims before the Mexican commission aggregat? ing $323,000,000. raocBsmxos OP COSOHBSS. The Senate was not In session to-day. In the Ilonse, the motion to table Ingersoll's bill for $44,000,000 or additional currency was de? feated, bat the bill was referred to the Committee 'on Banking and Currency, instead of the Com? mittee on Ways aud Mean?, which is regarded as equivalent to Its defeat, aa the Committee on Banking and Currency are nnderstood to be hot tile to its providions. The Committee on Ways and Means have been instructed to inquire into the expediency of reliev? ing the provision trade from taxation. A bill was introduced dispensing with spies from the revenue service. The census was considered tu adjournment. EUROPE. Prance and her Foreign Relation*. Panis, December io. The French official Yellow Book has Just been published, lt gives favorable accounts of thc condition of France, arid states that her re? lations with foreign powers and their relations with one another are still more amicable since the conference on the dispute between Greece and Turkey was held tn Paris. Thc situation of thc North German Confederation is not such as to cause France to change her attitude. In Italy order ls gaining ground in spite or thc revolu? tionary movement. The Book makes an Important declaration In re? gard to the Ocumenleal Council. This body, lt says, ts beyond thc pale or the political powers. So the Emperor is resolved not to use hui incon? testable right to In terrene in its deliberations, and through their representatives all the Catholic powers approve or this course. The Turko Egyp? tian question is reviewed, and the efforts made to reconcile the Sultan and Viceroy are dwelt upon at length. American affairs are next treated of. Th? ad? vent or General Grant to the Presldenoy or the United States baa made no change in ibo good re? lations existing betwoen the nations. France bas assisted the efforts of the Washington Gov? ernment to re-establish peace between Spain and the Paclflo republics, bat the sympathy shows by the United States and South America with the Coban rebellion has unfortunately complicated the settlement of the above question. Winding up this subject, the Book says the French Gov? ernment hos no reason to violate th? laws of neutrality. The only aim of thia government ls to develop peacefully its foreign relations, and guard the interests or France. The Corp. l?gislatif. Pants, December is. Thc Corps Legislatir had another stormy ses? sion to-day. Au opposition depnty demanded the Impeachment of Forcade, Minister of the Interior. Scenes of violence followed, such as have never before been witnessed in the chamber. The sit? ting was adjourned amid great excitement. Papal Allocution. ROM ii, December 10. The Pope delivered an allooution before the as? sembled bishops ; ho expressed his Hail;.faction lu being able to open the council on thc flay wlilrb bad bc-eu Axed, and at Buding that the bishops came in such number.--, lu aid thc Holy See, helped by the Holy Spirit. False limitan science and Im? piety were never before so strong as at the present day, for they were well organised, and hid them? selves behind pretended aspirations for liberty; hut there was nothing to fear, because the church was stronger. But time would remedy the pres? ent evils. Thc Holy Fattier concluded with an in? vocation to thc Holy Ghost, the Blessed Virgin, and Saints Peter and Paul. PARIS, December r. Tho French Government luis made known to the (Ecumenical Council ina! Infallibility ls au In? opportune question from a religious view, and po? litically places France otherwise than accepting the concordat., and releases bur from the Obliga Hoes Hierein accepted. ROME, December ll. Th? fJSeumenical Connell has adjourned over to Epiphany. The Pops said: Bo Bare of co-opera tioa Wita the American bishops. Chinese Treaty notification. LONDON, December IO. Mr. Burlingame baa received Information tliat the treaty made with the United States has been riitllied by thc Chinese Government. Mot.eary Brown, secretary to the Chinese embassy, is on his way to Washington from Pekm via California. Vnii-P.vJa) Convent io::. LONDON, December 10. The anti-papal conned assembled in Maples yesterday. Two hundred Italian delegates, and twenty from other parts or Europe, were present. Letters were read f rum Victor Hugo, Garibaldi and other distinguished pc:sont?. Much enthu? siasm prevailed. SP.VT PORK RANK STATEMENT. Nsw YORK, December ll. Money ls steady. Thc bank statement and loans have decreased half a million dollars. Spe? cie hos decreased nearly a million dollars. Circu latlun has decreased a tritle. Deposits bas de? creased half m.Lien (lollara. Legal tenders has Increased nine hundred thousand dollars. THE SOUTH, AS S BUN TH ?in VG IT MILITARY SPECTACLES. Thc report of the Hecretary of War covers the reports of the various military district com mander, some of which have a special interest : General Tony, who eninmnnd* :n Georgia, gives a buick pialare ol ntl'tm Itithat otate. Ho says mat in many parts of ihe?'aic U re Ispraolically no govrrumeut; the worst of crimes are commit? ted, and uo aile upi b made to punt: li Itumu who CHU mit Hiern. Hiere ea:? li? a? dania of iee ex mid.oe ot numerous insurrectionary urgaaiaa liol,K lin ?vu ,IM ;:..: "Ku-KlUX K . ..fi," Wi.j.. . od by their <l H. ul :<? the ? reresy of their move struts, tad by tho terror winch they inspire. J perpetrate criuiai with impunity. Uta:eral Torry i advises ilie temporary resumption of militar; rule In the Stale, until a proper and efficient civil government Is rsiablistied. General Amen, commanding in Mississippi, sa.TH that there ls HT i lt a gund deal of lawlessness and violence in thar. Slate, bm thal cases of attack upou thc regular!/ constituted authorities tue rare. (leneral Canby's report or Virginia refers prin? cipally to Hie recent elections in that state. He asks for the additional appropriation of $Gf>,ouOtn uid of reconstruction. (icneral Reynolds gives avery brief report of muttets tn Texas. Ho says that the civil auihori tles ure working in harmony with thc military to enforce the laws, and that there ls an improve? ment In the disposition or juries to punish for murder and other high crimes. The number of mfrdcrs committed In tbe State during nine nroiittis, from January to September, was three hundred and elghty-rour. General Mower reports that the civil authorities or Arkansas have made themselves respected in consequence or Governor Dayton's proclaiming martial law and calling out the militia io Novem? ber, 1808, and thal comparative quiet has re van? ed since throughout the district. AFFAIRS IN DARLINGTON. Quiet Ttsaos Arosind Florence-Good Done by Selectmen-IC ad wran ce ot Uli-Murders ot Dickson and a . Frc ed asa a-Black Creek Factory Keep . ur Money at Home, Sui. [moa OUR OWN OORRISPONDENT.) Fi.ouinci, S. C., December 19. The most hopeful Indication of our imme? diate vicinity is that there ts nothing or especial interest to communicate. Through the timely action or our board or selectmen much stealing and selling ol stolen produce has becu dcleaied, os well as drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Indeed, the Township ol ?irani, which takes in this notable little city, ia the only one In which thc township Organum!iou seems to Itavo worked advantageously, and the readers ol Tun Nnwe here arc gratified by the qualifications which il hus expressed relative to thc practical operation of this law, so soon to be repealed. Respecting Tu? Nuws, which is becoming a pet lu I his section. I may be permitted to say. 'tKecp a little cool, and let UH bear those Ills we have," Ac. We leel as you do, but we think that policy may dictate a calmer expression respect i UK our sable legislators and executive rulers. State and National, who seem to bc afflicted with blindness in Ute eye that looks to, and deafness In Hie ear tnut hears, t hc wrougs of the respectable portion of our Stale aud sect io?. Thu murder of Lcirrand Dickson, a Domneratic father of an unworthy Radical legislator though he was, seems not so much tu excite our noble Governor as Mr. Robertson's losses by thc K. K. K., although Mr. R.'a losses (fj are amply restored by insurance, and Mr. Dickson's life cannot be restored. Rut we hear lt rumored thal a freeman of black skin wan found dead about the Same tune, and 1 suppose we may look for the State const able and posse, unless ll shall be lu tim? made lo ap? pear to his Rxcellent i'urlly thal negroes killed the uegro, ns seems to be thc case. In our immediate peace of profundity, wc arc only interrupted by Hie din of business, the occa? sional clamor of diuukeu freedmen, the ever "wakening" whistle of the locomotives. Hie falling of the pines, and the crying or the babies thal "Florence" wrote about The black Greek Factory ls agitated, and I learn a meeting of its directors took place yesterday at Dove's and the next meeting ls tn lake place here. Wo wish Ibis enterprise success, as we do all Southern enterprises. We have been paving freights to snd Hom the North on cotton and cot? ton goods, and giving our money to tho North lung enough, for raauuracturiug what wo can easily manufacture at home. Our people now begin to realize that they had better keep this money at home. Black Creek can spin and man? ufacture all Hie colton of South Carolina. Where thc Cheraw and Darlington Railroad crosses lt, 1 learn, Is a splendid natural site fur a factory. A little investment or capital ls needed, aud wny should not our people moro willingly pay the money Into this enterprise that they are now pay? ing in commissions, freights and profits for the transmission or their owq products to thc North, mid tbenee back to themselves In the fabrics we all bny f 1 cannot believe our Stale will longer stand in Its own light. If the North ls growing rich on the manufactures of our staple, why may wc not retain, at least, a part of this to onr own benefit? Let cs not s'.eep longer over our own Interests. Will TUB NBWH again orge the passage of whole? some laws to restrict stealing r lt may do good yet. PBSSSLBT. TUR LATEST LABOR NEWS. Proceedings off the National Negro Lahor Convention at Washington. The National Negro Labor Convenlion, which assembled In Washington, D. C., on Mon? day last, was composed? or two hundred mem? bers, representing twenty-two States or the Union. Ten or them were white men, and there .were also ten women delegates, nine or whom were white. Geo. T. Downing, or Rhode Island, was chosen temporary chairman, anti-Har? mon, of Florida, secretary. On laking il: e chair, Dowuing made a brief speech, in which he said that protection, co-operation and amelioration were the objects for which the con? vention was to work. Downing was followed by Mr. Richard Trevelllck in a short speech, after which the convention was permanently organ? ized by thc election or James H. Harris, or North Carolina, as president, and the usual list or vice presidents and secretaries. Harris made a speech o'i taking his seat, at the conclusion or which Aaron M. Powell, a delegate from New York, of? fered i he following resolution : Resolves, That we ask Congress to authorize at once the appointment i'.r the President of aland commission lo be composed of six or more well known and disinterested friends of Hie freed peo? ple, to serve without compensation, to have au? thority to appoint, with the approval of the Sec? retary of Hie Treasury, a limited Humber of agents whose duly il shall be to co operate erith Individuals and associai ions among the hitherto CDHlaved, for thc selection ?nd pure lt axe or eligi? ble lands for h im :?teads, lu hold titles thereof for a given period, until, by instalments, they shall have boen paid for ut actual cost io the govern? ment, when Hie money so employed, not tu ex? ceed f-J.iKM.Ouo, shall bo refunded lo the national treasury. Gu tho second day the Committee on Savings Hanks reported that thc deposits ia the Freed" man's Savings Bank amounted tc jTo.noo.ono. A resolution was adopted tendering the thanks of the convention to President Grant, and appoint? ing a delegation to wan upou him for that pur? pose. J. M. Langston read nu address, enti? tled .'Thc Colored People In their Relation to American Industry." This document asserts thc skill and capacity of colored labor, citing ex amplesof both, and demands fair remuneration^ full protection and equal rights of apprenticeship aud employment with those enjoyed by white mechanics and laborers. Thc address also recom? mends very strongly Hie formai ion of a central bureau of Industry, the object of which should be lu organize thc colored labor or Ute country, ?ind especially or the south, and concludes as follows: in the cultivation of such a spirit of genen?ity on our part, sutttheinagnanimouscouduct which ii prompts, wc hope, by argument und appeal addressed to the white mechanics, laborers, and trades unions of our country, to our legislators and countrymen at large, to overcome the preju? dices now existing against- us, BO far as tu secure a fair opportunity for the display and remunera? tion of our industrial capabilities. We launch our organisation, then, lathe fullest confidence, knowing that, ir wisely ami judiciously managed, ii. must brina to all concerned strength and ad? vantage; sud especially lo the colored American, us Its earliest milts, that power which comes from competence aud wealth, education and Hie ballot, made strong through a Union whose fun damental principals are just, impartial und catholic. On the third day, Wright, or South Carolina, from thc Committee on Railroads and Travel, re? ported in favor or recommending that a bureau be created, to which thia matter, with others re? lating to the exclusion or colored people from the cars, be referred, and that a fund bc created lo prosecute any such case of exclusion, under thc 11 vii Rights bill, and to tost the virtue of Hist bil!. Referred. Labor Blew? lu Brief. New Orleanti and Chica;;? papers express regret at the presence of armies of unemployed mea in the streets or those cities. A new silk mill has been built and fitted up wirb machiner* in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. lt ls nearly ready io begin op?rations, and ls calculated tod? a large boaiuess, mainly in the manufacture of B.'Willg silk. Titre ; antl-Cbincse meetings have been held in San Francisco. T?iosu.n of $10,000 is required io carry ont the plan? of'.be committee, ;o wml arenra lo Sae rain ?ito und Washington to urge r..7 cabla legislation. Thu Boar-Jarre! coopers r.;?roje::t basifleaa as brisk at present, and lew or none engaged in th" business are new out nf employment. Plasterers ami bricklayer*, however, complain of dull nuns, and hundreds of these men are now idle. The Amalgamated Miners'Association, or Lan? cashire. Cheshire, and North Wales, baa addressed a circular to their employers, to the cfleel that unless tb wage* of thc miners ara increased a specified amount, on ur before the 13th iuptant, a strike will ensne. The nuudier of men Uktiy to bc affected by the circular Ls '20,000. THU COTTON TU I Mi! g. Hou Ck? Legislature Proposes to Treat tate Subject of Cotton Stealing. The following Ls the text of the bill now be? t?re thc General Assembly, intended to prevent cotton thefts: ? BILL TO BBOOLATH THB SALB Of COTTON. Be il maded by the Senate and House of Rep? resentative* of the State oi >nut ii Carolina now met ami sitting lu General Assembly, and by the authority of the same. SECTIO* 1. That a commissioner shall be ap? pointed by Hie comity commissioners wken, in their jadgineut, they deem il necessary, or may be requested to do so by twenty evixensof the county, lu each county, who shall reside at the county seat, whose duty it shall lie to weigh all colton sold, either loose or packed in bules or in the seed. He shall keep a record of ail cotton weighed in a book regularly kept, and open at ail limes tn the Inspection of the public. He shall also keep a reeord of the names yf the seller and, If practicable, of the purchaser or consignee, fur ulalling the si ller with a <ertltlcate of the weight of cadi package, duly signed by lum sell as com? missioner. Before entering upon his duties lie shall take the oath prescribed by the constitution and /ive bond in the penal sum of touou for th? luit ii fui performance or his duties. SEC. 2. Tin- emu missioner shall have power to appoint a deputy in rack locality where the pub? lic requirements demand it, on the recommenda? tion of ten citizens, wliose duty sliull be Hie same as those of thu commissioner, who shall take the oath of office, and give bonds in the sum of two thousand dollars fur the faithful discharge of their duties. SKC. J. 8hnu!d any person or persons be ronnel purchasing colton without the certltlcate of the com missioner, or one or his deputies, he shall be subject, to a fine or $3oo with Imprisonment In the Stute Penitentiary for uot lesa than one year. SHU. 4. That the commissioner or deputy Weighing cotton udall receive ten cents for each bale weighed, and Ove cents for each parcel less than one bale. Ssc. 5. All merchants or traders are hereby dlsqualilied from acting as commissioners or dep? uties ander (his act. Jruncra? iVoiices. pS-TYlS FRIENDS OF MRS. ELIZA C. HILL and those or her daughters Mrs. John W. Johnson and sf rs. S. B. A. liutson, also those of Mr. Charles H. Westendorff, are respectfully in? vited to attend the funeral services of the former, at Bethel Church, Tms AFTERNOON, at half-post 2 o'clock. . dec?a* pW THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND Acquaintances of Mr. und Mrs. PKTER SUMMERS are respectfully Invited lo attend the Funeral Services of the latter, at 3 o'clock TUIS AJTBK NOON, at the A. M. E. Church. d cia * p&- OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF thc United Fire Company: You are hereby sum? moned lo appear at your Engine House, MONDAY APTBHNOON, December IS, in full uniform, to pay the last tribute of respect lo your late brother member, J. C. BINGI.Y. By order of the Presi? dent. J. H. 8TEWAKT, decl3 Secretary. Special Notices. jf**KEEP TUE CIRCULATION AC? TIVE.-A free and regular circulation or the blood ls essential to health, lt places the whole system m a state of active defence against ali unwhole? some Influences, and ls an especial safeguard against the inimical effect or sudden changes of temperatura, and of damp and cold. H proper attention were poid to this important (act, there wonld not only be a great decrease In the number of eases of stomach, bowel and renal complaints, but also In the nnmlier of deaths by consumption and other pulmonary diseases. At this period or thc year, when the dividing line which separates a genial from au Inclement season has Just been passed, a course of HOSTET TE R'S STOMACH BITTERS will be found of U valuable service In Improving the condition < ti e vital fluid and gently stimulating Its How. \ < . lent coughs and oolds, like intermittent rev i ie the frequent effects of u chilly atmosphere upon a debilitated organization. Diseases ur the kid? neys often proceed from the same source. How essential lt ls, therefore, for persons or feeble con? stitution, to Invigorate the vital organisation at thc commencement or winter. Fortified by warm clothing without, and HOSTBTTER'S BITTERS within, the frail and delicate may brave with Impunity an amount of exposure and hardship which, under other circumstances, would pros? trate them on a bed or sickness. Let them con? sider this und be wise in time. ilecU onto pS- NOTICE .-TUREE MONTHS arter date application will be made by the Cum? berland Church Benevolent Society, to the Peo? ple's Hank, of Charleston, for renewal of GERTI PI? CATE No. 515, for '.welve Shares, and GERTI PI? CATE No. 737. for '. ; ty shares in said Bank, the original* having bejn loiit. J A MKS lt. MOOD, BQV13 lamed* Secretary und Treasurer. ^NOTICE.-T II li E E MO N T H S afterdate application will be made to thc South Carolina Railroad Company at:d Southwestern Railroad Hank, for renewal of CERTIFICATE OF STOCK, No 3000, issued February 14,1850, in the name of W. S. Reynolds, which Ccrtldeate i.s lost or mislaid. W. S. REYNOLDS. Barnwell County, S. G., November 10, 1SU9. nnvl3 taino::* tar EKRI ?les OF ?'OUTH.-A GENTLE? MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De? bility, Premature Decay, and all thc effects ol youthful Indiscretion,'will, for the saki <>f suffer ing humanity, send free to all who need it, thc re? ceipt and directions for making the simple rem edy by winch he wns eurod. Sufferers wishing lo profil by the advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, Ko. 42 Cedar Street, New York. nov? 3 tn os ?S3-WORDS OF CHEER-ON TUE Krrors of Youth and the Follies of Age, lu rela? tion to Harl inge and Social Evils, with a helping baud for the erring and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia Pa, sonny 3mns ps- BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS: splendid flair Dye is the best in thc world; the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable. In? stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the Ul effects of bad dyes; in? vigorates and leaves the hair ?ort and beautiful, black or brown. Sold by all Druggist? and Per? fumers; and properly applied al Batchelor';* Wig Factory, No. 1? Bond streot, New York. nov -Jfl fmwiyr #.0-TO CONSUMPTIVES.-THE AD? VERTISER, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe hing affec? tion, and that dreadful disease, consumption, is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of care. To all who desire it, ho will s^nd a copy of the prescription used (free of charge,) with Hie direc? tions for preparing and using Hie same, which they will hud a SORB Cum: ron CONSCMPTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, .'.-C. The object of the ad? vertiser In sending the Prescription is to beneiii tee afflicted, and spread information which he conceives io be invaluable; and hr hopea even EKifr-rcr will try his remedy, as ii will cont them umhin?, and may prove a blessing. Parlies wishing the prescription, will pien?<* ad dress Rsv. EDWARD A. VV1LSOK, Williamsburg, hangs County, New York. nuvj au.ju Special Polices. psr J ? S T li E C E I V ? D, A. LAHOR ASSORTMENT Ot? FINE BUSINESS ENV BL OP BS, NOS. S AND 6, Which will bs fat Dished to oar customers tm ?uslnese Card oeaily pr.nted thereon at (4 le fd per looa. CALL A? T H B N 2 W fl JOB O P P I 0 B * A VD SH 8AMTIJ28. ? ovlO ^SHIPPERS PER STEAMER8 DIC? TATOR. OITT POINT and PILOT BOY arc hereby n ot med that no freight will be received arter na* set on thc days of their sailing. decs_J. D. A1KBN k CO.. Agenta, ^ar-GLASS GLOBES -BOMB MON?iB ago ten or twelve Cat Ohus Cas Globes were len with P. L. GUlbLBMItf, Gas Filter, Gbnre* street, tobe sold. The owner will please dala the Globes at onco, or they will be sold io defra* expenses. Omit ^sSTPEOPLE'S BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.- CHARLESTON, NO VP. M UHR SO, 18*9.-Thus Hank having resumeu bnslnesa, is now prepared to redeem itt outstanding bills. Hy order. JAB. S. GI P.nra, dcc-2_Pr?sident. pm* NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAT? ING claims against the Estate of Or. J. L. NOW? ELL, late or St. James San lee, will present thea to the undersigned property attested, within tho time prescribed by law. All Indebted to said Ba? tate will please make payment at once. E. W. NOWELL, ) Ct"","m dec7 imo_L. C. HOWELL, } hxecut?"' po* NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ? DEUTER to the assigned Estate of Mr. GEO. H. GRUUBR arc hereby Informed thar their account* have been placed into the hands of Mesura. SI? MONS k SIIOLINO.' Attorneys, (office. Broad street.) for collection, and ir settlements are made before the rirst December next, no cesta will be incurred. H. GERDTS k co., novlfi linn Agents for Creditors. pm* NOTICE.-J. V. M. WOULT1I.VNN for the present occupies the store of Measen. FARRAR URO., corner East Bay and Cumberland streets, and will bs pleased to see his friends. nov 13 pS-TO REMOTE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES and TAN from the race, sse PERRY'S Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prepared only by Dr. B. C. PERRY, No. 49 Bond-street, New York. Sold by all Dru : gists. _dere ames SW* A CARD.-A CLERGYMAN, while residing in South America os a Missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the core or Nervous Weakness, Barty Decay, Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whale train or disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have been eared by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire *> benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I win sea/ the recipe for preparing and using this mert-ieb* In a sealed envelope, to any 'cae who needs iree of charge. Address JOSBPH T. 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JACOB'S CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DI AB IIIUKA CORDIAL.-This article, so well knows und highly prized throughout the Southern States as a Sovereign Remedy ror the above diseases, is now offered to the whole country. It ls Invaluable to every lady, beth married sod single. No family can afford to be without lt, and nona will to whom Hs virtues are known. For sale by all Druggists and general dealers. D0W1B A M01SH, octll 3m os nae General Agents. Business ?nro! Q H A K L Ii S HICKEY, GILDER, AIT AND PICTURE FRAME MANOfAf TURER, Ko. 345 KINO STRBST, Charleston, S. C. Old Frames Regilt equal to new. Looklng rlasses or all sizes titted to Frames. Just received, au assortment of fine Chromos and Engravings. decs wfrrv runs JENKINS & CUNNINGHAM, COTTON RROKERS ABO COMMISSION MEBCnANTB, No. 2 WARREN CLOCK, (up stu?s,) AUUCSTA, GA. JENKINS. RODT. E. CUNNINGHAM Sole agents for the sale of the celebrated Dickson A Peeler Cotton Seed tor the States ol South Caro? lina and Georgia. References-J. T. Gardiner and J. J. Coben h Sons, Augusta, Gs., ind ciaghorn, Herring ? Oct, Charleston, S. C. aud Augusta, Ga. novit fimos _ T. HUMPHREY S J. BliOKfiR, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. S AUK? OP BBAL ESTATE, STOCKS. B4HVB, SECURITIES AND PERSONAL PRO? PERTY ATTENDED TO. Ko. 27 BROAD STRBBT, Charleston, S. C. REFBBEKCBS.-non. HENRY BUIST, W. J. MA? GRATH, Esq., General JAMES CONNER. T. R> WAKING. Esq._ 1 L L I S A CUISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANT!, AND Sill PP II'*?' AGENTS, Will attend to the Purchase. Sale and Shipment ,t,, Koree n sud Domestic Pons; ol COITUS, RICK LUM Itt-" I! and NA VA I? ST" ' ' ES. ATI INTIC WHARF. Charleston. 8.XX E. WILLIS.A. lt. CUISOLM. octui