The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 09, 1871, Image 7

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)_ ti "-'"Va?<n-Ti.:i?lX> 3i?ri y rpre?^tn Affairai PRINCE NAPOS?tCN TO HIB CALUMNIATORS - NO J>T^??UPa&)IN"BEG ABD TO GERMAN EVACUATION .-- FRIENDSHIP OE FRANCE AND ITALY-PROPOSED ll CFO IliT I if THE HOUSE OE. LO It DB-BIOT-CATTLE DISB?8B -TROUBLE IN THE VATICAN-SAI?B?RO CONFERENCE, AO., AO. j . 1 ^ V 1 PARIS, September. 7.-Prlnoo Napo? leon bas published a pamphlet, entitled ".The T>utb," and addressed "To myoa 1 liomin torn. " He deolares in it that he ?\v?H a stranger to tho declaration of war aguintu,Germany. He went to Italy by order of .the Emperor, who tried to ar? ray Italy and Austria against Prussia. He Bl atea.: that he offered to aburo the captivity of. Napoleon at Wilholtnshoe, but was refused. VERSAILLES, September 7.-M. Thiers, replying to congratulations of tho muni? cipality of Versailles upon the extension of his term of office,, expressed tho hope that tho,'future of Prance would bo for? tunate, and that simultaneously with thc moral and material recovery of tho coun? try, it*, present form of government would beuotue.a peaceful and glorious reality. La Pati'ia announces that the Chevalier Megara read to tho Miuistei of Foreign Affairs a despatch from'the Cabinet of Koine favorable to the pro sorvutiou of friendship between tho twe nations. There aro still persistent rumors ot coolness between the Freuoh and Italiar. Governments. Prefects, have received orders to dos? County taverns iu case petitions an sigued therein for the dissolution of thi Assembly, and to annul all resolution of municipalities aiming at the Bama ob jeot. ?. Thew report that negotiations for tb? evacuation of France had met with difO oulties is pronounced false. The tim of the final withdrawal of the Germai troops has not yet hoed settled. SALZBURG, September 7.-After din nor, yesterday, Prince Bismarck am Count Voa Beast held a protracted con vers?t ion. Tho story that the portrait of Napoleon and Eugenio will be rc mo voil from the Castle of Salzburg i authoritatively stated to be false. BRUSSELS, September 7. - Strike among the.workmen hero are in proc?s of settlement. LONDON, ^September 7.-A despato from Limeriok announces the arrest fe debt of Butt, the home mle candidat for Parliameut, from that city. Beoorder Quruey, who is about to sa for the United States as commissione under the treaty at Washiugtou, replie to-day at some length to the addrei presented to him by the people of Soutl ardpton. He remarked that he baile the treaty with satisfaction apd deligh He was not going to Washington as a advocate of British or the opponent < American claims. He had been instruo ed by his Government to treat all clain alike-the question of amount was ut Iimportant. It was better to pay ac sam than to raise even a suspicion < unfairness. Gurney paid a complimei to his colleagues upon tho commiesio and said ho was sanguine their lab? would be brought to a satisfactory cot i elusion*.-..-C.;, . . Nowa was received to-d?y at the A miralty froth tho crew of her Majesty I steam 7 transport -Mofleara, recent I wrecked on the desert island of St. Pa I lin, in the Indian Ocean, that eight: I them w"ere'Beriously ill and otbera we I prostr?te ?,from-i exposure and want I food. *A most intense desire for relief 1 expressed.by.the HUGferers. H A national"'conference is to be held I Birmingham/ hopinning 28th Novembf I to consider'tt??'joecesaity of a reform B the composition and powers of t I House^of EQT?V, i LONDON1; 'September 8.-:Monthly : Itur UH from the Board of Trade show tl the exporta from Great Britain duri August were unprecedented. Aoti value, ?22,221,240; ah increase of tbit per cent, over 1870.',. An affray; between Catholics and P testants' occurred yesterday, nt Por down, Ireland. Nu lives lost. - Communication has been effected w the imprisoned miners at Wigan. 1 dead body of one of the victims \ brought to tho surface. The others ; known to be in so precarious a con tion, that hardly a hope is entortaii for the preservation of any of their li\ Victoria is improving. A fearful storm caused great dami to buildings and crops ia Malton I triot, County of Cork. The foot and mouth disease is spre ing alarmingly among the cattle iu \\ wicksbiro. i BOMB, September 8.-Troulmansd I a partisan of Dolliuger, has been appo 1 ed German Embaasador to Borne. T I produces a deep feeling of disoonten 1 the Vatican. j NIGHT ' DESPATCHES, fl SALZBURG. September 8.-Empei I William and Franois Joseph parted I I morning, warm friends. Franois Jos g meets ?he Slog of Bavaria at Manic' ! American inteinnenco. I NOON DESPATCHES. H CALIFORNIA ELEOTIOSB-FROST-BAILE j COLLiaiONa -COTTON PROSPECTS QLO' ? -MURDEH OP A WOMAN PROT EOT O I THE THU)UNE; ON SCOTT'S CHARGES j COLOR OR BAOS DISTINCTION AMONG 9 BONS OP TBMFERANOE-TOBACCO 8TJ ! MENT-rrBAJIiBOAD MATTERS-PE ] DEATHS, AO. i AO. ? SAN 'FRANCISCO, September 7.-' H Republicans are certain of eleotin H Senator to succeed Cole. Coughlan, H publican,'is elected to Congress in I 3d, and Sargent in the 2d Distriot. ' H BepublicauB have an even chance ? gaining the 1st Distriot. The whole I gislature and municipality aro Repu m can, and the tax-payers' tioket is ol ct ii in San Francisco, with the exceptio H the recorder and ono supervisor. ? Republican majority in tho State is al M 4.0U0. . j) HALIFAX, September S'^ThomaS Mo Duoald a ud Ju tn ea Elds, two wen shown oxigena, were drown ed. They Were in tv ?ail bost, returning from a picnic. -, MILWAUKEE, September 8. -The Gold Springo track, over wbioh Goldsmith's Maid made her wonderful time, mea? sured''sixty-nine inobes moro than a mile.;"" . ' NEW YORK, September 8.-David Bo? rau, attempting to abielda youngwoman from Borne roughs, nt Jones' Woods/was killed. * TRENTON, N. J., September 8.-Tile Republicans bave nominated Cornelius Walsh for Governor. CLEVELAND, OHIO, September 8.-The severest gale of the benson swept Lake Erie. Several vessels are ashore. By n collision on tho Bridgowell and New Jersey Road three persons were killed and several hurt. Tho brakemen escaped. All were asleep at the timo of thu accident. > SAN FRANCISCO, September 8.-The tax-payers' majority in tho city is from 2.00U to 3.U0O; iu tim State about 0,000. Tux-payera elect two, probably three, members of Congress. Judge Wm. Loviugston has suicided cause, financial troubles. MOBILE, September 8.-An interview with responsible and well known factors here shows that the accounts received from their uiouds in Alabama and Mis? sissippi aro of u most unfavorable cha? racter. There is general complaint ol damage to the growing crop from worms aud rust-variously estimated from one half to two-thirds of last year's crop. LBWISTOWN, MAINE, September 8. Slight frost this morning. . LOUISVILLE, KY., September 8.-A collision occurred, at ll o'clock las! night, between two passenger trains or the Louisville anti-Nashville Railroad, ai Randolph Station, about eight milei from this city. One person was killer and two others fatally injured. Theil names are Mr. Buchanan, of Ashville N. C.; Dr. James Thorp, of Rome, Ga. and Mr. Griffith, of Nashville. Th? train bound South ran into the car nox to the rear coach of the train from Mern phis and Nashville as it was going upot a side track. Surgeons were prompt!; furnished by the company, and every thing done for the comfort of th wounded-of whom there are seven al together. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, September 8.-Admin Lee, commanding tho Gulf squadron, i here. The Tribune snjs, editorially: **. question of veracity has arisen in Sout Carolina as to tho authenticity of tb statements oouoerning Ku Klux ou rages made in Senator Scott's letter 1 the President. Several prominent ofl oiala join issue with the assertions an affidavits in the document. Among the) are one or two United State) official who are supposed to be impartial wi nesses. As the matter io dispute ii volves so grave a consideration as a pr olamation of martial law in South Car lina, this counter statement makes it o' vious that a further investigation of S nator Scott's charges should bo made b fore decisive steps are taken." Official tobacco statement for the ye ending Jnly 1, 1871-Production smoking 80,000,000 pounds; cbewii and sn uti 64,000,0U0; segare over 1,25( 000. Importation-leaf tobacco ov 8,250,000 pounds; segars, 789,9 pounds. Over 7,000,000 barrels of f< men ted liquor produced during the yet The opinion of the Statiatical Bureau that the consumption of malt liquor h increased, aud; that whiskey has i creased during the year. , Probabilities-Brisk Southerly win will probably continue on thu upi lakes to night,'with cloudy and threat? ing weather, but little orno rain; uh weather, with Southerly winds, for t Gulf States, followed by cloudy weatl on Saturday; olear and pleasant weatl for the middle aud Eastern States. PHILADELPHIA, September 8.-Ks O'Donnell, a journalist, formerly ci naoted with the New York Tribune, dead. '?. CHICAGO, September 8.-A despa from Madison, Wis., says there is c siderable excitement among the L growers. AB high as fifty cents ] pound is offered for uew hops, and tw ty ceo 1 s is offered for last year's grow The quality this year is pronounced I ter than for several years past, but quantity is limited. The estimated c is only 5,000 bales. CHARLESTON,' September 8.-Three ver deaths iu the lust twenty-four hoi BOSTON, September 8 -The Natic Division of the Sons of Tempera settled the question of colored merni ship by adopting the following prean: and resolution, by 81 to 39: Whereas, in the order of the Som Temperance, under the jurisdictiot the National Division, wo know no tinotion on account of race, ooloi previous condition, but all are alike, equal before the law; therefore, Resolved, That in our future action do not deem it expedient to orgai separate bodies in the same territory account of any of the'above named Unctions. CHATTANOOGA, September 8.-Ol aellor Key, to-day, on the applioatio tho attorneys for the State of Alaba gave a fid, turning the Alabama Chattanooga Railroad' and rolling Bl in Tennessee over to John H. Git Receiver of Alabama, as Beceiver of Court. lu II B decision, the Chane? stated if the property of the roac charge of a receiver of another S was attached within his jurisdiction would release the property; and lu peoted a like amity and comity from courts of other States. Giural ( bonds, signed by Gov. Lindsay, of bama, for $3003^0, and is now in seBsion of the road, rolling stock, chine shops and depots of tho Alab and Chattanooga Bailroad in Tenuei The only other obstaoles to the rum of the road are attachments in I Ceuuty, Ga. Applications for recov almijbr tb that fj SIC decided, wjll bo board 'by Judge'Parrott, ot Trenton, Ga., Sep? tember 19, and will, undoubtedly, bo de aided in a similor manner. So, trains may be expootod t?' run on the Alabama, and Chattanooga RailroadIS 8epfember 20. The greatest delight prevails, uni vereally, at the prospect of running the road. It will be perfectly safe for tho State to rim the road, os all parties are anxious to enjoy its benefits. LouiBVTiiLi?, KT., Sop tom ber 8.-The persona most BO ver ely wounded by tho I accident last night on tho Louisville and Nashville Railroad, nud who are now at the St. Joseph Inflrmury, aro R. Brady, of. Little Rook, Ark. ; J. O. Griffiths, of the Nashville Union and American; J ?B. Stono, of Washington, Miss., and W. W. Anderson, wounded in tho hoad; Mrs. Cynthia D. Neckcra, of Hillsboro, Tonn., and Jumos We lo li. uf Louisville. The injuries of these persons ure not re? garded dangerous, and they uro doing well. Dr. Janies Thomas, uf Rome, Gu., and Wm. Bnohanan, of Asheville, N. C., died this morning. NEW Youie, September 8.-David Banks, the oldest law book seller in the State, is dead; aged nigh ty-fi vu y curs. The coroner's verdict in the case of Miss Post is that tho cause of her death was inhuman treatment, at the hands ol Dr. Porry and Madame Van Busk irk; further, that Peter K. Post, Sr., P. K. Post, Jr., and Minerva Post, in plaoinp their daughter aud sister in the bandi of a known abortionist, was guilty of ac unnatural outrage, evincing depraved minds, and utterly regardless of natura duty. The Posts ure held aa witnesses and Dr. Porry and Madame Van Bus kirk for the notion of the grand jury. Tho ship Sir Robert Peel has arrived She shipped a sen during the passage killing the first officer, Thoa. Tell. How beautiful is tho truly Christiai spirit of penitence for faults and orrors which oven thu wiseat and the beat o poor humanity muy commit. A tende illustration of this was afforded by New Haven mau who broke a chair ovo his wife's head, a day or two ago. Whe: he got to jail, and the clorgyman undei took to talk with hite, he displayed great deal of penitence. He said tho he was very norry that hu had permit to hie auger to obtain tho mastery of hin: and to suffer him to do such au act, bc cause it was a good chair, one of tho? good < >ld-fush inned Windsor chain which was au heir-loom in his famiPj and bo knew he could never replace it. Brigham Young recently ordered sil for thirty dresses for his wives, which a trifling matter for him with his ii come. But just think of an ordinal business man buying Bilk drosses, casi mere shawls, point lace and jewelry I match, for say a half dozeu wives, to st nothing of a acoro or two of daughter The very thought of the thing is ououtj to Beare all the polygamy out of a era: man's bruins. Let the fashions on work their way into Utah, and dry goo bills will do for its peculiar institutio what Congressional bills have thou f failed to uccomplish. Harper's Haz ooght to be put iuto every harem as missionary tract. Tho North Carolina Kobesonian state on reliable authority, that a colored bi by the name of Dick, while digging t foundation for a storehouse on tho si of an old building that stood, upwar of a euntury ago, about 300 yards frc the grounds upon whioh the railro depot ut Shoe Heel now stands, Thursday lust, found a box 10x6x5 iuol square, full of English sovereigns, has since loft for purts unknown. A FATAL ACCIDENT.-A jury of inqu was impanelled by Trial Justice Nels Joyner, on the 20th ult., to inquire ii the circumstances tl)ut lod to the dei of James Weatherford, an old dod upected citizen of Sb. James Go Creek. It appeared that Mr. Weath ford was killed by the accidental c charge of u shot-gun in his own han while sitting in a Held for deer. REVOLDTIOKAUY RELICS.-A por ti labelled "Gun. Chas. Lee," whioh hal in Independence Ha 1, Philadelpl and from which an engraving bu3 b copied to illustrate a published life the general, now turns out to bo the \ trait of Gen. Arthur O'Connor, of Irish rebellion of 1708, puinted in Pi by Rembrandt Peale, in 1813. An tograph of Gen. Washington, careft preserved in the same hull, is found be a forgery. Mr. John H. L. Fuller, tho intel revenue agent iu this city, died at Waverley House, Wednesday nij Mr. Fuller was n native of Eugland, i o mo to this State, Inst summor, fi Washington, as special agent of the ternnl revenuo department, in wi capacity he was regarded as an a conscientious and efficient officer, leaves many friends in the city to dep his untimely death.-Charleston New A difficulty occurred at Cross K Union County, on the night of the ! ult., between two young men, nai Joseph Smith and Wesley Boho, dui whioh the latter was so severely stab io the liver, that he now lies in a pr rions condition. The affair ocourre a serenade. Mr. Benjamin Garrett, while blas rock, on 30th ult., at Gilbert's She in Laurens County, had his right h blown off and his left disjointed dering the amputation of both below elbow necessary. Two other persom white and a colored maa- were slig injured. A correspondent of a Now York pa io accounting for the poison discovi ia Peter Buffenburg'u body, advai the novel and startling theory thal all have moro or less arsunio ia our maohs, which finds its way there thrc the common use of snper-phosphntic tilizers. A cargo of 600 little monkeys, al tended for ladies' pets, were laudci New York recently. JlSoama LOTT.--?^aiddi/t iia -the Christian Union, is responsible for this sensible idea: I called, the other day, on my friend Mrs. T., who has the finest.collection ot roses ' I ever saw.:. Sh o took me oat to see thom-white roses, red roses, yellow roses, climbing roses and roses in pots, the gay giant of battles, and the modest moss rose, ovory species I had ever beard of, and a great many I bad never beard of, wore there in rioh profusion. Mrs. T. began plucking right and left. Some bushes with but n single flower abo despised. I remonstrated. "You aro robbing yourself, Mrs. T.," said T. "Ab," said she, "Mr. Laicus, do you know that to muke n roso-busb bear is to pluck ita Howers freely? I lose no? thing by what I givo away." This is a universal luw. Wo never IOBO auythiug by what wo give uwny. -? ? A Western political stump speaker do molishes his opponent iu this wise: "Build a worm fence around winter's supply of summer weather; skim tho clouds from tho sky with a tea spoon; break a hurricane) to a harness; ground sluioc nu earthquake; bake hell in an ico house; lasso au avalanche; put ?. diaper on tho crater of an active volcano; have all the stars in n nuil keg; hang tho ocean on a grape vine to dry; put the sky to soak iu a gourd; unbuckle the belt of otornity; aud pasto 'to let' ou the suu and moon; but never for u moment, ?ir, deludo yourself with tho idea that any ticket of your party eau bent oura." A FREAKY BEQUEST.-A Mr. Soge, of Wisconsin, has gi von $250.000 to found tr coliege for women at Ithaca, aud pro? mises $100,000 moro on certain condi? tion, ono of which is that attendance at morning prayers shall bo compulsory. Women like to be admired for their loveliness, and we do not blame them for it; but it requires something more than mere beauty to enable them to re? tain their influence over men. So writes a spinster noted for her intelligence. The "Anti-Kissing Society," formed by the fascinating damsels ut Saratoga, don't seem to work very well, as fifteen out of the twentj'-threo members were fined tho very first week. Mr. Charles Vines, of Charlestown, W. Va., while out duck shooting, one day last week, accidentally shot himself in the abdomen, inflicting a wound which proved fatal the following day. NOT TRUE. - The account of the cap? ture of a train near Fort Sill and the killing of tho drivers, which was publish? ed all over the country, is now said tobo false. A farmer in ono bf the Western Coun? ties of North Carolina has killed four full-grown black boars withiu the last three weekB. Chief Justice "Howes, of Omaha, hns decided that women are legal voters iu all the'States in the Union. In the words of Solou Shingle, "Jes so." A Now York oculist charged a mau $1,000 for taking out au oye. The pa? tient couldn't "seo it." CONSIGNEES PEU Y EnnoW AND GREEN FAST FREIGUT LINES, VIA CHARLOTTE, CULUMBIA AND AUQOSTA BAILROAD, Sep? tember 8.-Lovelace & Wheeler, T. & H., E. R. Dorsey, T. Earle, G. Diercks, H. Muller, C., C. Sc A. R. R., L?rick & Lowrance, E. Hope, George Symmers, Fagan Bros., Mays Sc B., T. N. Stokes, W. B. Taylor, Ran doti Sc B., C. F. Jack son, Drafts Ss K., M. K. Si J. P. Sulli? van, H. Blecklov, W. J. Barr & Co., S. & E., J. B. Mooro, C. A. Beed, J. Bleckley, J. M. Wilson, A. M. Brown Sc Co., J. Agnew Si Sou, L. A. Seigler, J. A. Hendrix Sc Bro., W. C. Fisher, W. A. Carr, T. J. Lenn, R. C. Shiver Sc Co., I. L. Gunhonse, Ruff Sc Cloud, W. T. Tar? rant, P. W. Sc R. S. Chick, J. P. Elkins, L L. Coleman, J. P. Hill & Co., Maysifc M., A. M. Wicker, T. J. Sc H. M. Gib? son, W. H. Jones, M. H. Berry. ACTUAL vs. SHOUT WKIUUT.-Aside from tba impuro aubututices from windi uro* made tba majority ot Baking l'owdors, a larga propor tiuu ara SHOUT or THE WKIUUT represented upon tho package. Wo not (inly claim that DOOLEY'S YEAST I'OWOER in freo fruin any in? jurious BubatancuH, und that each package contains KUM. W KIO HT, but tliat thu quantity required to producu the desired result iu ibo kitchen is ?rom twenty-five to iifty per cent, less than those ?d' ordinary manufacture. Manufactured by DOOLEY ?fc BROTHER, li1.) Now street, New York, and tor sale at retail by all respectable grocers. Sept 5 13 IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS ANO CONTRACTORS. WO loam from our Cbarlertou exchanges thal Ur. I*. P. feile, tho well-known manufacturer of Doora, Sashes, Itliudd, has established a deput at No '20 Haynu siroet, where ha keeps constantly on hand not only all articles from bia own manufactory, but a ao every varioty of builders' liardwaro, French and American window glass, holli plain and orna? mental, slate inaniula, and, in abort, every? thing necessary to linish handsomely a resi? dence, a atoro, or a church. Aug Ul f g-a??-!?frr^^*. ' -_J M, HOI.I.SALK flUCKil CUHHENT. OORRECTKU WEEKLY BY TUE BOARD OF TH AUK. ?TFLl^^Gu.ru?;<i)2 Ol) ? M^LAS3Ea,OutJu,35fa50 BAOOINO.lOtfUG NowUri'lis B?fa?O BALE HOPE, Ma. '22tg)2-i 1 Sugar H'BO.. GOfaDO N. ?.orWos?db 7(<?1U NAILS, ty keg5 50(&? ?O BoTTEn, North. 33 ?.40 ' ONIONS. tybUbl 25@1 50 Country, ty tt>.35(ju}40. OIL, Keroaou6,n35(tt*15 BACON, riama. IGuViO Machinery..7fi?l DO Sides, ty tb. 9 c?lO1 SPECIE, Oold failli Shoulder?... b'i?'J i Silvor. fal Uti OANUI.ES,Suerai-i0fa70 j I'OTAT'H, Irial 50?&2U0 Adamautiiii U.lSfalG ' Sweet, bus 1 00?1 25 (JOTTON YABK1S0?1 25 KIOE, Carolina tb ??do CoTTON.t?tct M.....1UJ ! SHOT, tybag. 2750^300 Middling.ml \ SALT,Livorp.200?2 10 Low Midl'K,.... 17* SOAP, tytt.,.7j@10 Good Ordny,_Hil SPIRITS, Alcohol,glfi 00 Ordinary. 151 Brandy . .4 00@12 00 CUKEHE, E.D.lt.. vAc'M\ Oin.2 OOfaC. 00 factory.1.TJ615 Kum.2 00@7 00 UOKFEB, Hie,\<n,\"><6-?2 Whiskey... 1 35?400 Laguayra_23^025 | SUUAU, Crus & PIS?IG Java.2tS <?30 i Brown.12fal4 FLODR.CO. 075?1000 STARCH, ty IK.. SjfalO Northorn.75Ufal0 5i) PEA.Oreou IMOOfa'iOO UaAiN.Coru 1 Ma)I 15' Black,. ..lOOfallO Wheat... .1 lO'i?l 50 j r?BACCO, Cliw.GOQl 00 Oat?.75?<JO Smoking,It...50fal 00 Poas.1 l?ct?l 25 I VIMKOAH, NVin?,.50@G0 UAY, Norlli, {Juwt.2 Ou Kreuch_ Gb\00 UiDK3,Dry,tylld2Jfait< ! WINK, Obum. 286(35 DO Oroon.um j Tort, tygal3l)llfa5 ?tl LARD, ty lb_ 12^15! Hberrj .... 2 7 >fa7 Ml LIME, ty bbl. 2 G5fa)2 75 ! Madeira.. .3 00fa8 00 '?iloTKij ARRIVALS, September 8. Ntckerson House-J. B. Corry, Barn? well; J. T. Glonn, Atlanta; H. P. Adam?, Greenville; Dick Chatham, Helena; D. T. Corbin, M. Stranaa and wife, J. ?. Murdoch, Charleston; G. A. Darling, Summit Point; A. B. Gernon, N. O.; J. C. S. Timberlake, Ala. ; J. W. Powell, A. G. Rico, Union ; D. Mower. Mrs. D. Mower, Miss L. Sohumpert, J. F. Mo Fall, A. Singleton, O. Lt. Sohumpert, Newberry; J. P. Erwin and wife. Tenn.; W. R. Hemphill, Ky. ; J. M. Bond? Ga. ; I. W. Avery aud wife, Atlanta; Mies K. Cleveland, Spartanburg; J. Hudglns, S. C.; G. P. Hollinan, Doko; J. M Perry, Ed gelle! d. ? Columbia Hotel-Q. W. Pemberton, P. Duflie, B. H. Brown, C. W. Ferrie, Charleston; P. S. Wiggins, Beanfort; J. H. Rion, Winnsboro; W. Gordon, Ga.; J. W. Burledge, A." Wechman, Walter boro; W. H. Evans, Philadelphia; B. B. McCreery, Columbia; M. Moses, Spnr tauburg; V. O. Burns. S. M. Spangler, Md. ; T. B. Crews, Lanrons. During tho past week, Messrs. Robert.| Osborn, of Lauruna; T. F. Brodie, of' Charleston, and M. Druckt r, of Union all respected citizens-have departed this hie. KIN ANUI AL AND COM M Kl I. Cl Al,. COLUMUIA. S. C., September 8.-Sales of cotton, to-day, 30 bales-middling 18%o. LONDON, September 8-Noon.-Secu? rities undi tuged. PARIS, September 8.-Rentes ?7f. 25o. Bullion decreased 24.000,000f. LIVERPOOL, September 8-3 P. M. Cotton lirm-uplands 9|<i; Orleans O^; aales to-day 15,000 bales; of tho week 119,000; export 10,000; speculation 26, U00; stock 521,000, of which American is 231,0U0; receipts 50,000, of which American is 26,000; actual export 8,000; nt o ck afloat 520,000, of which American is 58,000. LONDON, Septembor 8 - Evening. Consols 9o?i. .Bonds 93^. LIVERPOOL, September 8-Evening. Cotton closed firm-uplands 9>?; Or? leans 9%; sales 15,000 bales; sp?culation and export 4,000.. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester firm, and better prices. NEW YOUR, September 8-Noon. Flour 10c. better. Wheat l@2c. better, Com lc. better. Pork steady, at 13.50 Lard quiet. Cotton quiet and firm middling uplands 20%; Orleans 21J^; sales 1,200 bales. Freights firm. Stocke strong and active. Gold strong, at 13. Governments strong and steady. State 1) o rids dull and steady. Money easy, at 3. Exoh?ugo-loug 83?: short 9>?. 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet; sales 1,816 boles-uplands 20%; Orleans 21 Lard firmer-kettle Wheat l@2o. bet ter-winter rod Western 1.48 @ 1.53 Southern flour firmer-common to fair extra 5.80@6.75; good to choice 6.80@ 9.00. Whiskey dull, at 02J?. Corn 1(& 2o. better, at 69@70. Pork steady, at 13.50(c/)13.G2. Freights activo und firm er. Money easy, at 2 (a) 3. Sterling steady, at 8??@8?? Gold 13??@13??. Governments decliuod }?c. States heavy -Tennessees 73>? ! uew 73>?. Virginins tj3l,.<; now 70. Louisianas 65; new 60; levees 71 ; 8s 82. Alabamas 1.00; 5s 68 Gcorgius 82; 7s 91. North Carolinas 43j.t2 ; new 25. South Carolinas 75; new 57^ij. CINCINNATI, September 8.- Flour an advance asked but none established, Corn demand good, ot lull prioes. Pork 12.50. Lard-demand light and holders firm.|B>icon higher-thoulders tiJ5a ; bides 7^@7ji. Whiskey steady, at 90. ST. LOUIS, September 8.-Flour firm super winter 4.00(7^4.15. Corn in de? mand-sacks 51. Whiskey 89.. Bagging quiet. Pork firm, at 13.00 on ordert. Bacon stiff with au advancing tendency -shoulders 6)ij; clear sides 7%(Q8] shoulders held ut 6?? at close. Lard firm, nt 9@9.J?. NEW OKUEANS, September 8.-Cotton strong-middling 19(?i)l9>?; receipts 470 bales; sales 4.500; stock 25,668; receipts of the week 2,724; sales 12,000. Flour dull-superfine 4.62(o)4.75; double 5.S5; ' treble 6.25. Corn quiet-mixed 73;'yel low anil white 75. Pork quiet-mess 13 87?U00. Bacon 7j??b;l?; sugar cured bums 14%@16.}?< Lard steady tierce 10^(0)10^; keg ll@ll,',i. Sugar aud molasses nothing doing. Whiskey 00@1.00. Coffee inaotive. PHILADELPHIA, September 8.-Cotton strong-middling 20%@21. BOSTON, September 8.-Cotton strong -middling 20^J; receipts 190 bales;sales 500; stock 7,590; receipts of the week 1,376; sales 2,700. BALTIMORE, September 8.-Cotton quiet and firm-middlirg 20^(220*4; re? ceipts 13 bales; sales 164; stuck 630; re? ceipts of the week 394; sales 660. MOBILE, September 8.-Cotton firm - middling rj,1! ; receipts 55 bales; sales 500; stock 5,214; receipts of the week 575; sales OOO. GALVESTON, September 8.-Cotton steady-good ordinary 17 !4'; reaeipta 416 bales; eales 600; stock 11,717; re? ceipts of the week 2.080; Balea 1,475. AUGUSTA, September 8.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 19J^; receipts 40 bales; sales 70; stock 2,700; receipts of tho week 350; sales 450. SAVANNAH, September 8.-Gottonvery firm aud tending upward; asking higher rates; buyers and sellers apart-low mid? dling 19fa; receipts 576 bales; sales 1<T; stook 3,lu0; receipts of the week 692; Bales 160. MEMPHIS, September 8.-Cotton firm -middling 20; receipts 241 bales; sales 400; stook 1,680; receipts of the week 720. WILMINGTON, September 8.-Cotton firm-middling 19; receipts 20 bales; sales 23; receipts of the week 135; sales 107. NORFOLK, Septembor 8.-Cotton low middling 18; receipts 25 bales; stock 330; receipts of tho week 307; aales 50 CHARLESTON, September 8,-Cotton quiet-middling 19; receipts 146 bales; aides 50; stock 3,856; receipts of the week 519; eales 550. '?iloTKij ARRIVALS, September 8. Ntckerson House-J. B. Corry, Barn? well; J. T. Glonn, Atlanta; H. P. Adam?, Greenville; Dick Chatham, Helena; D. T. Corbin, M. Stranaa and wife, J. ?. Murdoch, Charleston; G. A. Darling, Summit Point; A. B. Gernon, N. O.; J. C. S. Timberlake, Ala. ; J. W. Powell, A. G. Rico, Union ; D. Mower. Mrs. D. Mower, Miss L. Sohumpert, J. F. Mo Fall, A. Singleton, O. Lt. Sohumpert, Newberry; J. P. Erwin and wife. Tenn.; W. R. Hemphill, Ky. ; J. M. Bond? Ga. ; I. W. Avery aud wife, Atlanta; Mies K. Cleveland, Spartanburg; J. Hudglns, S. C.; G. P. Hollinan, Doko; J. M Perry, Ed gelle! d. ? Columbia Hotel-Q. W. Pemberton, P. Duflie, B. H. Brown, C. W. Ferrie, Charleston; P. S. Wiggins, Beanfort; J. H. Rion, Winnsboro; W. Gordon, Ga.; J. W. Burledge, A." Wechman, Walter boro; W. H. Evans, Philadelphia; B. B. McCreery, Columbia; M. Moses, Spnr tauburg; V. O. Burns. S. M. Spangler, Md. ; T. B. Crews, Lanrons. During tho past week, Messrs. Robert.| Osborn, of Lauruna; T. F. Brodie, of' Charleston, and M. Druckt r, of Union all respected citizens-have departed this hie. KIN ANUI AL AND COM M Kl I. Cl Al,. COLUMUIA. S. C., September 8.-Sales of cotton, to-day, 30 bales-middling 18%o. LONDON, September 8-Noon.-Secu? rities undi tuged. PARIS, September 8.-Rentes ?7f. 25o. Bullion decreased 24.000,000f. LIVERPOOL, September 8-3 P. M. Cotton lirm-uplands 9|<i; Orleans O^; aales to-day 15,000 bales; of tho week 119,000; export 10,000; speculation 26, U00; stock 521,000, of which American is 231,0U0; receipts 50,000, of which American is 26,000; actual export 8,000; nt o ck afloat 520,000, of which American is 58,000. LONDON, Septembor 8 - Evening. Consols 9o?i. .Bonds 93^. LIVERPOOL, September 8-Evening. Cotton closed firm-uplands 9>?; Or? leans 9%; sales 15,000 bales; sp?culation and export 4,000.. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester firm, and better prices. NEW YOUR, September 8-Noon. Flour 10c. better. Wheat l@2c. better, Com lc. better. Pork steady, at 13.50 Lard quiet. Cotton quiet and firm middling uplands 20%; Orleans 21J^; sales 1,200 bales. Freights firm. Stocke strong and active. Gold strong, at 13. Governments strong and steady. State 1) o rids dull and steady. Money easy, at 3. Exoh?ugo-loug 83?: short 9>?. 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet; sales 1,816 boles-uplands 20%; Orleans 21 Lard firmer-kettle Wheat l@2o. bet ter-winter rod Western 1.48 @ 1.53 Southern flour firmer-common to fair extra 5.80@6.75; good to choice 6.80@ 9.00. Whiskey dull, at 02J?. Corn 1(& 2o. better, at 69@70. Pork steady, at 13.50(c/)13.G2. Freights activo und firm er. Money easy, at 2 (a) 3. Sterling steady, at 8??@8?? Gold 13??@13??. Governments decliuod }?c. States heavy -Tennessees 73>? ! uew 73>?. Virginins tj3l,.<; now 70. Louisianas 65; new 60; levees 71 ; 8s 82. Alabamas 1.00; 5s 68 Gcorgius 82; 7s 91. North Carolinas 43j.t2 ; new 25. South Carolinas 75; new 57^ij. CINCINNATI, September 8.- Flour an advance asked but none established, Corn demand good, ot lull prioes. Pork 12.50. Lard-demand light and holders firm.|B>icon higher-thoulders tiJ5a ; bides 7^@7ji. Whiskey steady, at 90. ST. LOUIS, September 8.-Flour firm super winter 4.00(7^4.15. Corn in de? mand-sacks 51. Whiskey 89.. Bagging quiet. Pork firm, at 13.00 on ordert. Bacon stiff with au advancing tendency -shoulders 6)ij; clear sides 7%(Q8] shoulders held ut 6?? at close. Lard firm, nt 9@9.J?. NEW OKUEANS, September 8.-Cotton strong-middling 19(?i)l9>?; receipts 470 bales; sales 4.500; stock 25,668; receipts of the week 2,724; sales 12,000. Flour dull-superfine 4.62(o)4.75; double 5.S5; ' treble 6.25. Corn quiet-mixed 73;'yel low anil white 75. Pork quiet-mess 13 87?U00. Bacon 7j??b;l?; sugar cured bums 14%@16.}?< Lard steady tierce 10^(0)10^; keg ll@ll,',i. Sugar aud molasses nothing doing. Whiskey 00@1.00. Coffee inaotive. PHILADELPHIA, September 8.-Cotton strong-middling 20%@21. BOSTON, September 8.-Cotton strong -middling 20^J; receipts 190 bales;sales 500; stock 7,590; receipts of the week 1,376; sales 2,700. BALTIMORE, September 8.-Cotton quiet and firm-middlirg 20^(220*4; re? ceipts 13 bales; sales 164; stuck 630; re? ceipts of the week 394; sales 660. MOBILE, September 8.-Cotton firm - middling rj,1! ; receipts 55 bales; sales 500; stock 5,214; receipts of the week 575; sales OOO. GALVESTON, September 8.-Cotton steady-good ordinary 17 !4'; reaeipta 416 bales; eales 600; stock 11,717; re? ceipts of the week 2.080; Balea 1,475. AUGUSTA, September 8.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 19J^; receipts 40 bales; sales 70; stock 2,700; receipts of tho week 350; sales 450. SAVANNAH, September 8.-Gottonvery firm aud tending upward; asking higher rates; buyers and sellers apart-low mid? dling 19fa; receipts 576 bales; sales 1<T; stook 3,lu0; receipts of the week 692; Bales 160. MEMPHIS, September 8.-Cotton firm -middling 20; receipts 241 bales; sales 400; stook 1,680; receipts of the week 720. WILMINGTON, September 8.-Cotton firm-middling 19; receipts 20 bales; sales 23; receipts of the week 135; sales 107. NORFOLK, Septembor 8.-Cotton low middling 18; receipts 25 bales; stock 330; receipts of tho week 307; aales 50 CHARLESTON, September 8,-Cotton quiet-middling 19; receipts 146 bales; aides 50; stock 3,856; receipts of the week 519; eales 550.