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Tolograptilc?ForelKn Atr*lra. . Bayonne, July 21..?Dop Carlya has issued a mauifesto .guaranteeing .run, ligious toleration and mi gaging not. to disturb the sales of church property at present completed; promising repre? sentative but not revolutionary go vernmont; undertaking to restore the finance of the country, aud iuauring liberty, so far as it is consistent with order. Tbe manifesto concludes as follows: "If rebellion continues, we shall stifle it with cannon. Those who reject our proffer of conciliation to-day will be compelled to' Bubmit to the law of the conqueror to-morrow." Bkulin, July 21.?Marahull Jewell, newly-appointed Post master-Go norul of tbe United States, has arrived in this city, from St. Petersburg, on his way homo. Ha in engaged in inspect? ing the Grman postal service, and says he finds somo arrangements which may be applied with advantage to the American postal system. Jewell leaves in a few days for Paris. . Paris, July 21.?The Government, on"Thursday," will a?ho?jioe its oppo? sition to, Ferior's .constitutional bill. Receok.miuiaterial appointments make it still le-ss probable that the'bill will be adopted. 'If it Is rejected, the belief is that further discussion on constitutional .proposals will.be post Eoned until November. Tue Aseeoi? ly will be prorogued next Week. Madrid, J?f^T&S ?Adi offiplal report of. ttio loss of. Ouenoa baa been re oeived. Tho .defence was brave and obstinate to ttio last. On (he 13th, the Republican's defending the fau? bourg Carriotea, repelled three as saulta made by Don Alphonso, with ?,000 men. The Oar lists ultimately captured tho faubourg, The Repubh oahB retired to the principal square of the town, and refused to sorreuder. Four ,'moxOc attacks were made upon tliuco, .in eaohuof which tue'? Oarhsts met with a repulse During the morn? ing of the 15'tli, uftcr the firing hud lasted fifty-six hours, the Cariists gained the square and tbe Republi? cans began to retreat to the citadel. When thoy suddenly encountered a fresh' force of 4,000 Cariists, who by some unexplained means had gamed possession of the oitadel. General Yglesias, the Republican oumtnauder, and all bis officers and men, then sur? rendered as prisoners of war. The Cariists sacked and burned many houses, murdered a number lit inhubt touts, made heavy requisitions tor prov.iaiou8v-.bud demauded u contribu? tion amounting in the aggregate to two years' taxes paid by tbe city, uud destroy od the forti heatiuus The ene? my report their Ua>ses at 150 killed uud 700 wounded. Paris,-July 22?In the Assembly, to-day, the Mipieter 'of Foreign Affairs stated that. it', was impossible for France to hold aloof from the Brussels Congress, but the Government would undertake , nothing in connection with it without the consent of. tho Assem? bly. The Government will insist on the exclusion of naval questions, in accordance with the example of Bog land. Loodon, July 22.?The Times' Paris special Bays the Committee of Thirty agreed to the electoral bill fixing the ages of voters at twenty-five, providing for eleutions by arondisaements, in? stead of departments, and giving au additional member to every 50,000 in? habitants. Paris, July 22.?The Deputies of the Deft are aotively circulating for signature petitions for the dissolution of the Assembly, to be presented in the event of the defeat of M. Cirsmiri Perier's bill. Madrid, July 22.?General Zaballo has sent eight battalions of troops to reinforce the Republicans in the pro? vince of Cuenca. The Cariists are in strong force in the province of Alava, between Miranda and Vittoria. TelcaraDhlc? American Mittlers. Providence, R. I., July 22.?The Commission appointed by the Presi? dent to devise a plan for the reclama tion and preservation of overflowed lands along the lower Mississippi River met in Newport to-day, and held un informal meeting for consulta? tion. All members present. New York, July 22.?Alluding to the voluminous swora Statement of Tilton, accusing Bqeeher, the Tribune says: "The oase now transcends the power of church conferences or well meaning marplots to settle or conceal. Unless the frightful exposition is answered promptly and fully, tho most famous pulpit since Paul preached iu Athens is silenced. There is no longer safety uud dignity in a refusal to answer. Becoher's own hand seems to bear witness against him. Satisfactory proof of the falsity of the accusation will bo hailed as the tidings of great joy, and the position of the great preacher will be stronger than ever in the hearts of thousands; if he fails to clear himself, all Christendom will deplore the loss, and the pistol shot of Booth will have caused no deeper, and not so hopeless, a national sorrow. A Tribune reporter has interviewed Mr, Cleveland, who said Mrs. Tilton and Mr. Beeober are preparing a state? ment, which will be submitted to the committee on Thorsdav. and which will satisfactorily explain all the cor? respondence between them and all other matters contained in Mr. Til ton's statement. President Grant arrived horo this morning from Long Brauoh, on his way to rater son, N. J., to attend a re? union of tho Grand Army of the Re? public. Miss Rose Poo, last surviving sister of the late Edger Allen Poe, died in this oity, to-day; aged sixty-eight. Philadelphia, July 22.?Edward Wagner, who is charged with sending an infernal maohine to tbe residence o( Mr. Harring, with the evident inten? tion of blowing up the family of the latter, had a hearing at police head Iquarters to-day. aud was committed, in defabjt'ofc $10^)00-bkil j . i | i I 'i Mr. Eo8< bus rece-.ved another letter from tho ohild-Btealers. iu which the abductors state tba*. if be does not come to' the frojut with the money demanded, as per arrangements' made in previous letter, they will abandon All further communication with him. Long Bbanch, July 22 ?The Fifth Maryland Regiment, accompanied by the United States Marine Band, ar? rived this morbiog On Friday, they will be reviewed by General Grnnt and staff and Governors Parker and Dir. The President is expected to visit Atlantic City on Saturday, to remain several days. Washington, July 22?The Mayor and postmaster* oi Yjbkshurg, Miss., have telegraphed to tbe President, protesting nguinst.troops being Bent to that oity, in accordance with tho ap? plication of the Lieutenant-Governor. It was received by'the Secretary of War, this morning, who' at once for? warded it to the President, at Pater sou, N. J. The President telegraphed last night bn'e approval of the action of tbe .Secretary.' ,in sending troops, to Viokabnrg, and-authorized the Heoro tary to ubo, bis discretion.' The Mayor and p^tMia^^'ela.:m' tbaV there is no neoesBlty'OTItftevHr for troops., J Secre? tary Belknap afso this morbiog re? ceived from acting Governor Davis a telegram, stating that particulars had been forwarded 1 by mail, und sus? pended the order directing troops should be sent to Vicksburg until the statement of Davis is received. Several bids, principally from New York city, have been received in re? sponse to Secretary Briutow's circular for subscriptions to tbe new five per cent. loan. A large additional install? ment is expected by to-morrow morn lug's mail, ou account of to-morrow being the day set apart for the opening of tbe bids. J. S. Joues hat beeu uppointcd Uuited States Marshal for tbe South? ern District of Florida. The Court of Commissioners of the Alabama claims met to-day, ut the De? partment of State. All tbe Judges preseut, namely: Wells, of Michigan, (who is tbe presiding Judge,) aud Judges Riynur, Of North Carolina, Riersou, of Now Jersey, Porter, oi Pennsylvania, uud Baldwin, of Michi? gan, with Mr. John Davis, Uleik of Court. Ex-Postruaster-Genernl Cress well, having beeu designated by the Presideut as counsel fo: the Govern? ment, was also prrs.Mit. After organi z-itiou, the court proceeded to the con? sideration of rules to govern the pro? ceedings before them, and to other business. Adjourned till to-morrow, when they will resume the subject of the rules. No olnimB will be considersd nutil theso shall bo prepared and cir? culated. Probabilitiea?For the Middle States aud tbe lower luke region, clear or fair weather will prevail, with East and South winds and slight rise of temper? ature, followed by falling barometer during Thursduy. For the South At? lantic and Gulf States, Tennessee aud tho Ohio Valley, partly cloudy wea ther uud local rains. For tho South Atlautic States, South east to South? west winds and high temperature, ex cept near the cor.st, and stationary or risiug barometer. Augusta, Ga .July 22.?Tho Cotto i Exchange, this evening. Bent a report to the New Orleaus Exchange, cou tuiuing fifty-one answers from twenty five Counties. Tbe weather generally is reported more favorable tbau dur? ing tbe mme period last year. No laud plauted has been abandoned. Most of the early planting has been replanted?therefore, nearly the whole late planting; stund equal to last year, but uot well formed and boiled; labor efficient; condition good and growing rapidly; weed not us large uud less fruit than last year at this time; sixty to seventy per cent. less fertilizers used than last year. Chicago, July 22.?At 4 o'clock this morning, a fire broke out iu the fine stone-front block, Nos. 212 und 213 Lake street, occupied by E. F. Hollis? te r, dealer in carpets, and Giles Bros. & Co., jewellers. The stocks were entirely destroyed. The losses are heavy, as the firms were extensive dealers. Tho origin of tho fire is un? known. Cincinnati, Onto, July 22.?Tho State Grange Patrons of Husbandry commenced their session at Spriug tield, yesterday; attendance small. ClIAUIiBSTON, July 22.?Arrivi.'d? Steamships Champion, New York; Virginia, Philadelphia; .schooner J ussic Elizabeth, Baltimore. Cincinnati, July 22.?Tho Union compositors of the Cincinnati Times, heuring that they were to bo dismissed Saturday and their places filled by non-Union men, left their cases this morning in a body. Telegraphic? Com mere Iu I Re purls. New Youk, July 22 ? Noon.?Stocks dull and weak. Money 2}&. Gold 9%. Exchange?long '187,'j; short d.UO. Governments dull. State bonds quiet. Cotton quiet; sales 303?up luuds 17; Orleans 17.%. Futures opened Bteady: July nominal; Anguat lf? 8-lfl, lfi.iY: September l?,' J. 1? 0 161 Flour dull and*drooping. Wheat a Bhado firmor. Corn quiet and uu ohanged. Pork firm?mess 21.00. Lard firm?steam 12%. Freights heavy. 7 P. M ?Cotton quiot; sales 531, at 17($17i?s. Southern flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, light Bupply, at 1.30@1.85 for Western rod and amber Western. Corn lo. better?78/1.;@ 79J.< for Western mixed. Coffee active and firmor?Rio 19>^($23?an advance of lo. in bettor grades. Sugar quiet and steady?7^($8>?. Molasses quiet and steady. Rice dull and unchanged. Pork firmer, at 21.ti0@21.50 for new mess. Beef quiet, at 12>?@12)?. Whiskey firmer?99. Freights decliu ing, Money easy, at 2(a?2J.j. Ex? change duW ImtlsiLadV?4 .?7?,j. Gold 0>^?9%. Governments active and steady. States .quiet ? and nominal. Net receipts 127; gross 753 Futures Closed firm; sales 9,700: July nominal; August 16 9 32 bid; September 16 21-32; Ootober 10 19-32; November 16 15-32, 10>?; December 16 15 32, 16K. Baltimore, July 22 ? Cotton dull middling gross receipts 4; ex? ports coastwise 40; sales 53; stock 4,504. Flour dull and steady?4.25@ 9.50. Wheat steady und unchanged. Corn Armor?white 70@90. Lard 13. Mess pork 22.00@22 50. Bulk meats ?shoulders 8@8^; clear rib sides 10>?@10?4'. Bacon shoulders 9; oleur rib sides 11}'; nugar-cured bums 16)-2 @17>?. Whn-key quiet, at 90@l.O?. Louisville, July 22.?Flour firm and iu fair demand?superfine 4 00@ 4 50. Corn quiet and unchanged? 1 white 82@84; mixed 74@76. Pork active and higher?22.50. Bacon firm ?Bhoulders 8%; clear rib'-ll; blear 11,%; hams sugar cared \${&lo}4', plain 14|.<. Lard 13^i@14 tierce; keg. Whiskey 95. ' ? * Cincinnati, July 22. ?Floor-. du? and drooping. Corn dull?mixed 65@G6. . Pork strong and irregular? 21.25(^22.00 spot, buyer'till middle oi August. Lard firm?summer II.14^ 11%; kettle 13)^@13>^. Bacon Uro. ?shoulders 8>j; clear rib 10^; oleur 11. Whiskey firm, at 95 , . New; Oiuvbans, July 22.??otio? quiet and unchanged?middlio'g.'iejei uet receipts' 70; gross 287; exports to Great Britain 2,452; sales 250; slock 27,003 ? ? " ! Augusta, July 22 ?Cottou in good demand; efferiuge very light?iaid dliug 15?-,t; receipts:' 250; sales 65 Galveston, July 22?Cottou quit t aud steady?good ordinary ll.'.j ; not receipts 213; sales 213; stuefc 5.927. Memphis, July 22 ?Cotton demand firm; offerings hg'it?low middling 153?; receipts85; finpuieuts 10; t>t??ok 9.3?4. Charleston, July 22 ?Cotton quiet ?middling 15%; net receipts 75; ex? ports to France 1,093; coastwise 59; sales 150; stock 7.149. Nohfolk, July 22.?Cotton dull aud nominal?low middliug 15,'J; net re c-ipls 381; exports roastwn-e 29t); stock 6^4 Boston, July 22?Cotton quiet? middling 17;"B'; Miles 150; stuck 9,500. Mobile, July 22?Cotton dull? middliug 1G; low middling 15; good ordiuury 14; net receipts 5; exports coastwise 224; sales 100; stock 5,950. Wilmington, July 22.?Cotton quiet and nominal?middling 15jJ; net re cuipts 0; exports coastwise 221; stock 543. St. Louis, July 22 ?Ftour dull aud drooping; time sales lower?superfine winter 3.75@4.00. Coru firmer; somo sales higher?No. 2 mixed 65@G7, ac? cording to location. Whiskey steady, at 90. Pork higher?22.50*. Bac?u unchanged; ouly order trade. Lird firm?summer IIJ4. Philadelphia, July 22.?Cotton dull?middling I7J4; low middling 16js; strict good ordinary 15^J; good ordinary 15,1B'; ordinary 13? 0; n-it re? ceipts 50; gross 701. Savannah, July 22.?Cottou steady ?middliug 16; uet and gross receipts 52; exports coastwise 302; sales 12*2; stock 9,709 Livehpool, July 22?3 P. XL?Cot? ton quiet aud unchanged ; sales 12,000, including 3,090 speculation and ex per); sales of 0,300 American; sales of uplands, nothing below good ordi? nary, deliverable July, 8,'L'; sales of shipments of new crop, ou basis of middling upland-, nothing below good ordinary, 8}^. 6 P. Si.?Sales of uplands, nothing below low middliug, deliverable July, August or September, 8jB'@S 316; sales of shipments of new crop,- , on basis of middling uplands, nothing be? low good ordinary, 8%. FiiANKFoitT, July 22.?Bonds 97^. A correspondent of tbe Now York Suit, speaking of the St. John's River iu Florida, says thul the actual source of this mysterious and beautiful stream lias never beeu discovered. Its cur? rent is sluggish, aud its waters uro as ye.low as liquorice juice. Living islands of vegetable mutter flout upon its bosom, dtiveu hither uud thither by every change of the wind, and acres of drifting froth dance upon its broad surface. The river is a obaiu of lovely lakes, interwoven iu a net-work of wonderful marshes and Itigoous. It is Haid to bo tbe ouly river iu the United States that rises iu the South and ruus due North. Its channel is more tortuous than that of the Missis? sippi. Its lakes and swamps are tbe homes of birds of royul plumage, und immense alligators, snakes uud turtles sun themselves upon its reedy banks. A Novel Partnership.?At Due West, some time since, u couple of young gsntlemoD, who desired to dress up occasionally, but ?tili hud an eye to economy, bought a fine beaver hut in partnership, uud agreed to wear the same alternately. Everything was ??lovely" for awhile, but finully the young men quarreled, and the one who hud possession of the hat sold his half-interest to a highly-perfumed dar? key, without consulting his partner. At the last aooounts, the darkey was wearing the hat. [Abbeville Press and Banner. France, ?The New York Herald de? monstrates that imperialism has made France what tho first Napoleon called the English?"a nation of shop-keep? ers." Tho same paper adds that tho gibe of Herr Blind, thut they "are by uo means over-fond of military ser? vice," is, in fact, a deep-seated truth, not dishonorable to a people who oan point to Jena and Austerlitz as proofs of military prowess. Specific.?Several Washington city preachers having made wholesale on? slaughts upon the purity'of the women connected with the stage, Mr. Frank Ohaufrau offers to give $1,000 to prose? cute any minister who will make a specific charge of that character against any leading.lady of the profes? sion. No profession la' free from crime; and until Mr. Beecber find some other unfortunate clergymen, of all creeds, put themjelves right on the record, ac ccquslifiod assault upon the g?od uume of actrusses ought to be banished from tho pulpit. . Tho Pope was formally expelled from tbe Order of Free Masons by tbe (fraud Lodge which met in Italy on Maroh 27. He was connected with a lodge at Palermo in his early youth, | and charges were first preferred against him in 1865, but he refused to meet them. Subsequently, when ho curved the order, and excommunicated all members of it, the charges wero re? newed, a regular trial was held, and a degree- of expulsion was entered and publiHhed.' signed by King Victor Emannel, Grand Master of the Orient oMtaly, The Bank of the State Bills.? The Attorney-General bus appealed from the recent decision of Judge Gra? ham as to the reoeivability of the bills of the Bank of the State for taxes, and tbe case will be argued before tbe Su? preme Court of the State at the ensu? ing full .term. In the meantime, all proceedings on the part of the County Treasurer to euforeo the collection of taxes in the oases under argument will bo stayed. George W. Williams, Esq., on his way from Charleston to Georgia, in? formed some of Ins Laurem friends who had subscribed to rebuild the nilroad from Newberr.v, that if any of them were unable to raise the amount at this time tor that purpose, he would let thorn have the money at Heven pur cent, until they could sell their cotton iu the fall. Curl Schurz has determined not to he a cmdidutu for re-eleotiou as United Stutes Senator. He has beeu offered tho position of chief editor of tho New York Slant* Zeitung, with a salary of $20,0(10 per annum. He h?8 not accepted this offer, although he hui Bold bis interest in tho St. Louis Westliche Post, perhaps to take tho above position. Schuyler Colfax would team to be iu a beatific state of mind, lu a receut Fourth of July oration he declared that in politics now-a-daya men are elevated to a position only to have mud thrown at them; but he believed that there is still left the assurance that right will prevail aud bo doue them at the grave. This is a b aut: fnl sentiment. Queen Yiotorii proposes to erect iu St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, a magnificent monument to the Duke of Kent, her father. Room has been made by sending the Duke of Beaufort and his monument home to the family estate in Gloucestershire; as a King of the Belgian.! is still in the way, he is to be put up in the erg in loft. UoHl?The latest horror exposed by the fitter/can Grocer is that some of the stuff that goes by the name of walnut catsup is uothing less than tho extract of horse livers bought from manure factories iu London. Ho wonder the poor stomach of man fur? nishes such rich harvests to tbe doc? tor! The Health of Charleston.??City Registrar Lebby reports that there were fifty-one deaths in Charleston during the week ending on Sunday last, viz: Twelve white children, fifteen colored adults, and twenty-four co? lored children. Not a single white adult, m ile or female, died during the week. The brigand compositor has got out to Kansas. The editor who wrote, "A big-hearted, valiant soui," was delight? ed the next day on seeing it iu the paper, "A redheaded, malignant mule." An emaciated compositor was seen leaving town iu a hurry, with an infuriated editor tu med with a horse pistol bringing up the rcur. Immigration. ? Beuten Jones, of Fort Picke us, returned home Monday, from .several months sojourn in the We?t. lie thinks South Curuliua is the best country ho has yet seen, aud is now willing to die by his old mother. This is what we call the right kind of immigration. "Return, yo ransomed sinners, homo."?Abbeville Medium. The Cummins movement is said to includa some twelve or more congre? gations, two of which are in Philadel? phia, two iu Chicago, two in New York, ono each in Pittsburg, Peorin, Louisville aud Washington, with per? haps oue or two scattered iu other cities. It is not uncommon in giving advice to newly-married young ludies, who marry pool young meu, io iiiiuuc to the fact that Eve married a gardener; but they don't say anything about the gardener losing his situation on nc oouut of thttt match. Slung words are not always slang. Take- tho word "jolly." Iu John Trapp's "Commentary on tho Old aud New Testaments," published iu Lon? don 200 years ago, is to be read: "All was jollyjqnit't at Epheaus before St. Paul cacao thither." Oue Long Branch hotel has n patent howling alley that solo up its owu pins and has no need of boys. Another in? tends to obtain an alley that will knock dowu its owu pins aud save tbe players a needless exertion. Paris ladies wear uronud the neck the medals or crosses wou by their husbands for tho service they have rendered their oouutry. Tho gentle? men wear the ribbons only; tho ladies wear the moduls. A Sunday-school teacher was giving a lesson on Ruthr1 She wanted to bring pat the kiodoees'of Eouzin com manding the''reapers to drop Inrgor haodfuls of wheat. "Now, children," she said, ."Boss did, another nice thing for,Onto; can too tell me what it woe?" "Married her," said one of the boys. Just, as tbe Rev. "Mr. Hudson, of j Michigan, had said to bis little rural congregation, "I have found my sheep which was lost," a large sheep thrust its head into the church door and be? gan to bleat. The congregation nearly burst iu attemptiug to suppress cachin nation. ' Titles are not worth much except in England. A reason for this may be that iu England the title has still im? portant and valuable privileges at? tached to it, while in other- parts of Europe it Is ohiefly useful to enable its wearers to marry an American girl?| which, after all, is a privilege. A young fellow iu a Western town was fined $10 for kissing a girl against her will, aud tbe following day the damsel sent him the amount of the fine, with a note saying that the next time he kissed her ho must be leas rough about it, and be eareful'to do it when her father was not about. * Fatal DrFFiconTT.?A difficulty oc? curred on Mr. Wm. Staggara Cooper's plantation, Snnater County, a few days ago, during wbioh a colored man was shot aud killed by Mr. Charles Coop? er?tbe negro shooting at Cooper after he had fallen. When yon tell your servant to Bay that you are not a tome, you merely request him to assert that you are nut a book. If bis assuranoes to this ef? fect induce visitors to believe that you are uot ut home, you are not unswera bio fur tbe misunderstuudiog. Jones, of Nevada, is at Long Branch. He has u team of four horses aud a brilliant complexion. Jones handles tho ribbons with great success, uud thus supplies in a meusure the loss of Jim Fisk. Now in the chance for a scientific man. Let him tell the people in Minnesota what usefol and valuable articles cau be made out of grasshop? pers. Petroleum was scorned as o uuisauce for hundreds of years. The city of Saint Gall, in Switzer luud, still owns banners captured by its soldiers in 1476 and 1477 at the buttles of Nancy aud Grandson, abd it is diauuftsiag the ueoessity of repairing them. The boll und army worm have mude their appearance iu Middle Alabama, Eastern Mississippi, aud also iu many parishes of Louisiana. Three large plantations in Middle Alabama were entirely destroyed within three dura. Several white individuals were ar? rested iu Sumter Couuty, a few days ago, on a charge of murdering a co? lored mau uamed Kinder; when, lo uud beholdl the murdered man was produced?he was only in jail. The house of Mr. James J. Ward, in the heart of the town of Darlington, was struck by lightning, on the after? noon of tbe lSth inst. A bureau was broken and a pistol discharged by the shock. A writer iu the Wionaboro Newa says there are no men among the Con? servatives of South Carolina?all being demoralized old women, afraid to speak. A few days ago, a little girl, near Liucolu, Neb., sat down among tbe grass iu a field where her brother was mowing, and he, not noticing her, de? capitated her head with his scythe. Maryland girls won't marry in the full of the moon, believing that they , would have ill luck through life, .but u Massachusetts girl wouldn't let forty full moons stop her ten seconds. ? We ought to be a well people, for iu this country, it is computed, there is u doctor to every 618 people, while in Franco aud Eogland there is oue to every 2,000. Tho City Council of Greenville has decided to subscribe $25,000, iu addi? tion to the Couuty subscription, to? wards the construction of the Green? ville aud French Broud Railroad. Tho women's temperance oath that "no lips shull touch my lips that huve touched a bottle," will compel all tbe young men to use tumblers or wine glasses. Tho body of a man named John Hawkins, of North Carolina, was found nour tho Six Milo House, in tho vicinity of Charleston, ou Sunday last. A Unit? kl Stated official iu Marion, named Huyue, is attempting to make farmers pay a tobacco license, where they buy tho wuod to supply the co? lored hands ou the plantations. Mr. Michael Shealy died at his resi? dence, iu the Dutch Fork, in Lexing? ton Couuty, ou the 17th. He was a faithful Christian, a kind neighbor and a good mau. An extensive cavo-in of Enterprise colliery occurred Tuesday, at Wilkes barro, Fa. The miners received timoly* warning nud escaped. There is no better use to make of line-cut tobacco than to hind it upon a fresh wound, und nothing will stop the ll.iw of blood quicker. "Look uot every man on his own things, hut every mau, also, on the things of others"?Pbiilippiaus ii, 4? was part of Beecher's text on Sunday. Tho Liverpool authorities have or? dered the taking up of all the street cur trucks iu that city. A difiicnlty recently occurred in St. John's Berkley, between several co? lored men, dining which Stutou La? nier was killed. A colored revival of extrusive pro? portions is progressing in Abbeville. Young ladies of New.York oitj who attend >hoi s^irnmixi| ' schools,. have weekly prize 'swimming matches id public; there1 is- always a large con coorse preioujt to witpees this novelty Two littlo^i?ters went 'bathing in a small lake at Alaska, Mich., the other day, and both were drowned. Their mother has-sinee gone mad. To euro erysipelas and all high in? flammation ot the skin, apply a simple poultice of oracberrii b pounded fine aud applied in a raw state. A Michigan farmer laughed till he slipped his jaw out of' Joint, and now bis wife says she believes in special providences. A young man, named W. W. Brown, of Sumter, was kicked in tbe breast by i a horse and almost instantly killed, a few days ago. It is said that a plaster made of fresh slaoked lime and fresh tar. is a sore oure for cancer, which, with all its roots, will soon come out. The Charleston City Railway oars are now rnn without oanductors?im? proved cash boxes taking their place. A Boston man says: "It is very easy lo remember the peov.-r I TO HW ber eases twenty yeare ago.'4< I . ? ? Hon. F. A.'Sewyervit is said, will be sent upon a.Second class European mission, probably to Vienna. A Vermont physician practiced me dioino sixty years, ami died in the poor bouse at tbe age.of 102. . Trial Justice 8am. Norn's, (colored,) of Spartacbnrg, died a few days ago, of consumption. More than 73,000,000 passengers worried the street car divers of Phila? delphia last'year. A 114 year old colored woman died on the premises of Mr, James A. Nor? wood, of Abbeville, a few days ago. An effort is to be made to establish u natiouul bank iu Cumden. Diphtheria is said toexitt to some extent in Cheraw. The New Orlean^ Picayune prophe? sies an extensive cotton! drop this year. Alderman Hadgins, of Charleston, has resigned. Hotel Arrivals, July 22, 1874.? Columbia Hotel?Qt E . Reab, Augusta; E W M Mackey, J D Stoneyi, Charles? ton; J H Rioo, W C .Rioo, Winns boro;'Oliver Hewett, Rarnwell; W H Evans, A W Eckel, Charleston; J M Baxter, Newberry; J S Land, G &. C R R; A Rogers, Biubopville; FJessop, Pa; H T Terrell, Kj; ? B Smitbi Sr, Charleston; J .White, jGa; J 3? Kew mau, Charleston'; H V,.Qedfiel(L Chat tauooga; T p G.iUesine,' 8 C; W^; t>. Kennedy, Augusta; W E Landrum. Edgefleld; J B Steele, .Charleston; J B Mure. Union; J, F J Ctddwell, New berry; H P Farley, S & U R R. Wheeler House?G S Mo wer. New berry; Jos Jenkins, Ga; E W Ferris, Kingstree; A A Post, Fork; P Heller, Iuugstree; C A Darling, city; J A Tcr rentine, N C; W Wordlaw, Abbeville; J S Browning, O A Moses, Charleston; J B Moore, Statesburg; E K Thomp? son, Ga; A Pope, A R Davidson, L Davidson, Misses Davidson, N G. Hendrix House?F Sob lege) miloh, S C;D M Fuller, W W Ward, Sumter; J M Johnson and lady, Marion; W C Hunter, W J Shares, Lancaster. The Union Savings Bank, of Colum biars. C. /TtHE SECOND ANNUAL SLEETING of 1 the STOCKHOLDERS of the above bank will be held at their banking house, Tills DAY, (Thuradav, 231 instant,) at 12 M. A full representation of stock request? ed. By order Hoard Directors. July 23 1 P.M. WALK Sit, Cashier. CMC ffl BATE! No. 134. THE OLDEST CLOTHING ' AND HAT J8 STAND IN the State, and now the cheapest to get good READY-MADE CLOTHIUG For Stimmor. A largt> line of HATS; some? thing entlrclv new :n ST AW HATS1 We still keep abreast of the times in FURNISHING GOODS! Gents' Undershirts, Milk. Lisle Thread ami Ganze, Linen ami Jean Drawen, Ties, I'.owrt, bocks,Collars,Scarfs, tbe celebrated Star Shirts, ready-made and made to order; tits guaraut?ttd. Wliitu Linen. Duck, Mar seillea Vente, in new styles. Black Alpaca Frock and Sack Coats. We uro selling Goods at low Drices for cash. KIN AUD 4 ?VI LEY. July 23_ "The Georgia Gin," Wo again call tho attonlion of those without GINS to the abovo Gin. We have sold them fur seven years, and tho univer? sal satisfaction they have givon and the largely iucroascd demand and sale each year, ia the best evidonce of tbeir morite. Wo bolieve thoy will GIN FASTER, MAKE A BEiTER LINT, BUN LIGHTER AND GIN CLEANER, than any other Gin in the market. Order early, of L?RICK ft LOWRANCE, July 23 Agi'titP tor South Carolina. Granite Mills, AUGUSTA, GA., Junk 9. 1S74 FOR SALE--M E A L, G It 1ST, tCorn bran, Mi.Idlings, Fine Feed, i Tea Meal, hest Flour from new i Wheat, at lowest prices. July 10 lmo GEO. T. JaOKsON A CO. Lemon Sugar and Syrup. /Ti ANTZ'S Sicily LEMON SUGAR, XT I'uro LEMUM SYRUP . On hand aud lor colic by JilivU JOHN AGNEW A RON. Catawba Wine. PURE Kell.'.v Island CATAWBA, 0 hand aud for aal? low by July 2 JOHN A1NEW A ->ON.