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TalofjrapUlo? Forilcn AIMrt< London, November 6 ?The sisters of Arthur Ortorn, tho Tiobborue claimant, have petitioned the Queen to release their brother from imprison* moot. Berlin, November 6 ?Winterer and Gaerbcr, delegates from Sohonberg, Alsace and Lorraine, took their seats in the Reichstag to-day. Paris, November 6 ?D' Universe says it is reported that Italy is about to issue a memorandum to the Euro peso powers, calling attention to the I dangers|to Italy from intrigues of the Vatican, declaring the Government can no longer tolerate a permanent; conspiracy in its own capital, and urg? ing the powers to discontinue the cus? tom of maintaining ambassadors ut the Holy See. Hkndaob, November 7.?The Car lists report that they have repelled t wo sorties from Iron, and are taking measures to interrupt foroea coming to the relief of the town. London, November 7 ?A Bpeciul to the Daily Hews from Rome says the Pope' intended to receive the deputa? tion yesterday morning, but faiuted on entering the hall. Tbe pbyciciaus pronounce his indisposition slight. Berlin, November 6.?The North? ern powers will nut support the Grand Turk's claim that Roumaniu must ob? tain his cousent to commercial trea? ties. Madrid, November 7.?The great painting of "St. Anthony," by Mur illo, baa been stolen from the cathe? dral in Seville. Tel*j?r?iilllc?American mmien. Atlanta? November G.?Sonutor Gordon concluded his speech at tho great jubilee by an appeal for coo tinned prudenoe and forbearance, whiob, ho said, wore the Christianity of all politics. He said: "Oue boon I ask in this hour of your deliverance. I ask yon to commission mo, in your name, to pledge, upon the floor of the Senate, your fidelity to the Union ander the Constitution; your acqai esence in the laws passed iu accord? ance with the Constitution, good or bad, until lawfully repealed; your sup? port of all rightful authority; your cordial friendship for every man, and all men of all sections who will aid in restoring poace to the sections, justice to the States, liberty tooitizens, parity to all departments of the Government, and the Constitution to its supremaoy over Presidents, Congress and parties and people. | Loud cheers. | 1 thank you, my oountrymen, for that re? sponse. You are as temperate iu tri? umph as you were great in udversity; you cherish malice to none, and are hostile only to thieves, usurpers and tyrants." New Orleans, November 7.?The Committee of Seventy adopted tho fol? lowing: Resolved, That this committee invite the people of Louisiana to meet at their respective plaoes of worship, on Thurs? day, November 19, to return tbanks to Almighty God for their deliverance from political bondage. A special from Vienna to the Inde? pendence Beige says that Dake De Cases has notified Austria that-the French Government is oonvinoed that Ger? many did not inspire tbe recent Span? ish note, and that the German Cabi? net, cn the contrary, approves of the recent policy of France with regard to the enforcement of neutrality on the Spanish frontier. Richmond, November 6.?The grandest political demonstration ever witnessed in Riohmond is now pro? gressing, under the auspices of tho combined Conservative uluua of the city, in honor of the tremendous poli? tical revolution which has swept over the country, and especially the signal triumph of tue Conservatives iu Virgi? nia. The popolaoe are wild with ex? citement. There is a procession, with cannons firing, tar barrels burning, fire? works, &o. An immense gathering, numbering from 12,000 to 15,000 peo? ple, are gathered in front of Ford's Hotel, where speeches are being made. General Bradley T. Johnson, Hon. Gilbert C. Walker, Congressman elect from this Distriat; Hon. B. B. Dou? glass, Congressman elect from tbe Se? cond (Sener's) District; N. S. MoRae, State Senator eleot from Richmond city, and Mayor Kelley, have already addressed the mooting, and a number of other speakers will follow. New York, November 6 ?The oase of Tilton vs. Beeober will be called Monday next, in the City Court of Brooklyn. Moulton has been sum? moned to appear Monday, and to plead to indictments for libel on Beecber and Miss Proctor. Washington, November 7.?The Democratic majority in the House is now 77, with 17 still to be chosen? the States to elect involve no Senator. Tho Radical majority in the Sonato is pulled down to eight and possibly to six. New Orleans, November G.?A de? spatch from Now Iberia says that when the Commissioners of tbo Huberts ville poll came to hand their box to the Supervisor he could not be found. When it was tendered to him next morning, he replied that according to law it was too late; aud refused to re? ceive it. Wednesday, tho Supervisor started for Now Orleaus, leaving tbo Hubtrtsvillo box bebind. Without this box the Republicans elect their entire parish ticket. Piiiladeli'H ta, Novombcr G.?At Point Breeze, to-day, for a special pnr.se of $1.500, Goldsmith Maid trot? ted against her record of 2:1-1, accom? panied by the black gelding, Charlie, to a sulky. Time?first quarter, oi} >; half a mile, 1:09%', three quarters, llW/i; one mile, 2:21>?. Second boat?quarter, 31; half a mile, 1:07JJ; three-quarters, 1:42; ono milo, 2:l8}rj. New York, November 6.?Tho body of Geo. E. L jokwood, keeper of the oyster grounds near Indian harbor, Oonn., was found near that piece yes? terday, and a long deep ant which severed tbe jugular vein shows he was murdered. Lookwood was an import? ant witness for the State in the aotion against tbe oyster thieves, and it is thought he was murdered to prevent his appearing in oonrt. Baltimore, November 6.?Pursuant to adjournment of tbe Board of Bi? shops of tbe Methodist Episcopal Church, at Columbus, Ohio, in May last, tbe Board conveued in this city yesterday. Tbe following Bishops were present: Janes, of New York, Senior Bishop; Simpson, of Pennsyl vuuiu; o?ott, of Delaware; Ames, of Maryland; Harris, of Illinois; Foster, of Ohio; Bowman, of Missouri; Merrill, of Minnesota; Andrews, of Nebraska; Wiley, of Massachusetts; Haven, of Georgia; and Peck, of California. Tho session yesterday and to-day was pri? vate, and little is known of tbe subjt-uts under consideration. It is nuderstood, however, that the principal object of tbe meeting was for perfecting and announcing tbe assignment of Episco? pal visitations among the Bishops. Tbe work of making up the annual re? port will not, probably, be finished at this meeting, but may go over to nu adjourned meeting of Bishops, which will be convened at an early day in New York, tbe Board being required to meet the Board of Missions iu that city on Wednesday next, to decide on estimates for the comiug year. Selma, Ala , November G.?There was an immense mass meeting last uight, with tbe wildest enthusiasm prevailing. The following resolutions, introduced by Hod. Wm. Brooks, one of tbe most promineut Democrats iu Alabama, and President of the Seces? sion Convention in I860, were unani? mously adopted: Resolved, That tho people of Ala? bama, rejoicing at the restoration of a fraternal feeling between the States of the American Union, an manifested in the recent election, aud assured that tbe second century of our na? tional existence will be an era of un? paralleled progress, harmony and unity in the work of achieving the grand destiuy of tho American people, send their happy greetings to their sister States and uuite with them iu rendering to Almighty God, thanks for the signal redemption of Alabama and the entire country from misrule and corruption. Unsolved, That wo embrace the present moment of triumph as the ap? propriate occasion to renew to the country the pledges ooutained iu the resolutions of our Democratic and Conservative platform, and especially that the rights oi aii Classes of men must be respected aud preserved in? violate. New YonK, November 7.?Tildon's majority is about 44,000. Washington, November 7.?The wife of General R iwlins, late Secretary of War, is dead. Probabilities?For tbe South Atlan luutio and Gulf States, generally oleur and warm weather, with North-east to South-easterly winds, and slight change in the barometer. For New England and tbe Middle States, clear to hazy weather, Eist to South winds, stationary or rising temperature during Sunday, and slowly falling barometer. Memphis. November 7.?Several prominent merchants have been ar? rested for violation of the Enforcement Aot. Charleston, November 7.?Arrived ?Steamships Manhattan, New York; Flag, Boston. Savannah, November 7.?According to the consolidated returns reoeived at the News office, Hartridge's majority in tbe 1st District is 4,211, and Smith's majority in the 2d Distriot is 2,154. The steamship St. Louis was pump? ed full of water and is now pumping out. Tho whole oargo is damaged. Riohmong, Va., November 7.?The Governor and Treasurer of tbe State will get the bondholders in conference here on Tuesday, with the view to tho adjustment of the publio debt of Vir? ginia. New Orleans, November 7.?Twenty mou of Company B, Third Infantry, Capt. Head iu oomicand, left bore this morning, for Lincoln Parish. It is said that a body of cavalry have been ordered from Shreveport to the same parish. Purpose not known. Mar? shal Solie and Lieut. Hodgson, arrest? ed for oontempt of Judge Trimble's Court, have reached Vienna and are (awaiting the Judge's action. Sheriff Kavanuugb, of Jaokson, arrested D. M. Jewett, United States Commis? sioner, this morning, upon a warrant I issued by Judge Trimble, based upon I an.iudictmout found by the grand jury jof Jaokson, for kidnapping Dr. Lewis Sholars. Jewett furnished bail in tbe sum of $1,000. It is said that Mar? shal Sehe will also bo arrested, whou released, upon a warrant from Jack? son, und that bo will bo held to answer for cutting telegraph wires and other violations of tho luws. The election of Congressman in this district bangs upon the result in Carroll Parish. The opiuiou is that Merry will carry the parish, but it is thought strango that returns are so late in coming in. l'cle^i uitlilc?Coiiiuierelu I lle|??rls. New York, November 7.?Noon.? [ Stocks active. Money 2. Gold 10.'? Exchange?loog 4 85'oj short 4 8'.). 'Governments and State bonds dull but steady. Cotton quiet; sales 1,114 ?uplands 14%; Orleuus 15. Futures opened: November 14'^, 14 0-16; Dc comber 14 12 32, 14 11 16; January 14 31-32, 15; February 15 9 32, 15 5 16; March 15 9-10, 15 19-32; April 15 1316, 15%. Flour quiet uud unchanged. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn advanc? ing. Pork quiet?19.73. Lard quiet? steam 13%($14. 7 P. M.?Cotton not receipts 1,458; gross 5,419. Futures closed steady; sales 17,100-November 14 9 16(u)14 19 32; Decomber 14 11-16; January 14 81 82@16; February 15 9-32; March 15 9-l?@15 19-32; April 15 13 16@15 27-82; May 16>?; June IW@IG 13 32. Oottoo quiet; sales 1,114, at 14%@15. Flour less doing and without decided ohaDge. Wheat lo. better and mode* rate inquiry?1.17@1.36. Corn ex? cited and l@2o. higher? 91@93. Pork dull and lower?Western 19.75@ 20.00. Lard lower?prime steam 14. { Coffee and molasses quiet. Sogar dull. Freights dull and drooping?ateam j cotton 5 16?%; graiu 4%@5^. I Mouey moderately easy?2j^(a|3. Ster ' ling advanced?5j?. Gold firm?19,'4 @10Jb. Governments dull but strong. State bonds quiet and Hteady. The bank Btatemoot shows Iosub have in? creased 83.000,000; specie increased 500,000; legal tender* decreased u triile; reserve increased 1,125.OdO. St. Louis, November 8 ?Flour dull and unchanged. Corn firmer?67(ri} 68 new; 80 old. Whiskey firmer? 99. Pork u no ha n god. Bacon firm and ouly jobbing trade. Lird firmer ?steam Norfolk, November 7.?Cotton dull ?middliug 13%; not reocipts 2,713; exports coastwise 1,200; sales 300; stock 27,298. Louisville, November 7.?Flour unchanged. Corn quiet and un? changed?80(?'}82. Pork aud bacon quiet and unchanged. Lard 13@14^. Whiskey 97097.4. New Orleans, November 7.?Cot? ton quiet und unchanged?middling 14.'b; net receipts 7,093; gross 8,060; exports to France 600; to tho continent 500; sales 2 500. Philadelphia, November 7.?Cot tnu dull?middling 11?4; uet receipts 161; gross 791. Wilmington, November 7.?Cotton unchanged?middling 13^; net re? ceipts 571; exports coastwise 610. Augusta, Novembor 7.?Cotton quiet?middling 13?a'; low middling 13^(0) 13}^; good ordiuary 12,14'; net receipts 2,619; sales 1,311. Mobile, N ovembcr 7.?Cotton firm ?middliug \A(a\l4t}?; net receipts 3,339; exports coastwise 745; sales 1,500. Boston, November 7.?Cotton quiet ?middling 15; gross receipts 321; sales 200; stock fj.000. Galveston, November 7.?Cotton weak?middling 14|;{; net receipts 3,402; gross 3,576; sales 2.000. Charleston, November 7 ?Cotton steudy?middliug l'dj-^(ayi3^; low middling 132?@13?^; good ordiuary 13??; net receipts 3,172; exporte to Great Britaiu 2,046; coastwise 2 512; sales 2.000. Cincinnati, November 7.?Flour steady. Corn firm??new ear G0(S>.62; shelled 63@Gi Lard opened stroug er?12J.2- Bacon firmer aud scarce? ahonlders 8{&?}?', clear rib 12^; clear 13?4l@U. Whiskey steady?90. Savannah, November 7.?Cotton dull?middling 13J-8'; low middling 13 9-16; good ordiuury lS.1^; receipts 5,791; exports to Great Britain 9,570; coastwise 1,294; sales 1,180. Memphis, November 7.?Cottou firm and unchanged?middliug 13;V<n 14; net receipts 2,740; shipments 1.097; sales 1,400. Baltimore, November 7.?Cotton dull and nominal?middling 14?4'; gross reoeipts 642; exports to Great Brituin 1,000; to tbe continent 430; coastwise 75; sales 450; spinners 160. London, November 6.?Consols 03 @93>b. Paius, November 7?RenteB 62f. 5c. Liverpool, November 7?3 P. M.? Cotton quiet and unchanged?uplands 7H(3flKi Orleans 81e*@8<?; sales 10, 0(10. including 5,500 American; sales on basis middliug uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped October or November, 7}*', nothing below low middling, shipped November, Decem? ber or January, 7^5 deliverable Janu? ary or February, 7 916?7 11-16; Hales on basis middling Orleans, nothing be? low low middling, shipped November or December, 7 13 16. A Detroit young woman tried to be aristocratic, and did not look at the money that she gave to tho horse-car conductor, but ho meekly gave hor back tho lozeager on which was writ? ten, "I'll never oouso to lovo thee," aud said that be was an orphan, with five little brothers to support, and must be excused. A Violent Death.?A little girl, by tbe came of Maggio Castens, wuh play? ing with an empty cbampuguo bottle, iu Charleston, on the 6th, when she fell down, broke the bottle, cutting ber throat with tho fragments. Tho jugular vein was severed, and she diod in a few moments. The sleeping *car Goorgia was de? stroyed by fire on the Georgia Rail? road, on the night of the 4th. Thoro were several narrow escapes, but tho passengers all got out without injury, although nearly all thuir baggage was destroyed. g Medicinal.?Tho Ayer defeated in Massachusetts is tho cherry pectoral man. Ilo was defeated by a Democrat named Turbox. Light wood tea is bet? tor than oben y pectoral. Prosperous out there. The Califor j nia fouuderius and other manufacto I rics arc so crowded \tith work that j they arc running night und day. It would bo interesting to know i what Gerritt Smith thinks of the I "devilish Democracy" about this tiinu. I It is estimated that near 500 white j men iu Grcuuvillc1 County failed to I vote in tho election on ruesduy. Centennial Dix will have more time i to shoot ducks next summer than ho I hud last season. Tho Democratic party is ami must j bo ttio party of tho people. Its early uud entire success is assured. \ It takes 50,000 cabs to trausfer tho ! L indon population from pluco to I place. The Fori Royal Railroad is carrying passengers at the rate of three cents per mile. It teems to as babies might drives "spanking team." Lost. ON yesterday, near Lumber arid Main I Ftretts, a red BETTER PUP, "about flvo months old. answers to the name of Buff. A. liberal reward will be paid for him if left at COPELAND A BEARDEN'S store. Nov 8 1 Wood, Wood, Wood. ( ^WING to scarcity of money, foil cords \J of hunt Oat will bo delivered iu any part of the city, at $150. Try oue load, aud you will go to nu oue eltso than C. HAMBERG. Nov 8 15 Near C., fj, ,v A tt. R. Dnpot. Mechanics' and Farmers' Building and Loan Association. AMEETING of the Mechanics' and Farmern' Building and Loan Associa tinn will bo bold on MONDAY NIGHT, at 8 o'clock, in the hall over K R. Htokes' Book Bindery. Money loaned mid dues re I ceivod. T. II. GIUBES, Nov 8 1 Secrotarv aud Treasurer. Final Notice. ALL persons i idehted to Wcarn A flu will mako paymeut to Mr. Hix. All debts not paid by tho 1st of December next will bo put in tho hands of an office r for col? lection, as the estate must he settled up. JOHN lt. HP KAUM AN, Agent for Mrs. VYearn. Nov 3 1* W. P. HIX Notice. FJR oou year and one month I have had in my store one ?LUE FROCK COAT and one oair PANT.t. which a person ordered. If not called f >r, I ahull bn eoni uell' d to nell to realiiso my munoy. I with h >ld the n vim', hut th'i nartv knows who I menu. JOSEPH HCiMONELLl. Nov 8 1 Myrtle Lodge. No. 3, Knights of Pythias THE Regular Convention will be held in Good Teui jlaro' Hall, TO MORROW Monday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock. Candidates will be iu attendance at H o'clock. A. FUGLE, Not 8 1 K. of R. A: S. IRWIN' S HALL Extraordinary Attraction Fair Week T 111 E QU EES STAR q f the South aud the eminent e ?median, ROSE A\D BARRY WATKINS, And the- little Southern Fairy, Supported by a First Class Dramatic Troupe, IM A SERIES <>i (JKAM) OKtHA?, COM BDI Bst, KAKeEi, ETC. W. ANOUEW* DOl'D, Manager. P. MARTRENS, Leader of Orchestra. Prices as usual. Seats secured at Mourc A Cosby's, under the ball. Nov 8 MOSES STEALS A RED HOT POKBR. THIS wonderfully witty st\leof adver? tising is about played out. We wish to say a few quiet words about CIGARS, but really don't consider it neces? sary to intersperse the stupid legend through our subject matter, and so prefer to give the witty part iu a lump to eoni mouco with. By-lhe-by, havo you evet played poker? We propose to see our opponents in tbe Cigar busiueas, and by showing a full baud of "Four Aces"?a new brand of fiuo Ci? gars?havo a serous certainty of earning the stakes. Seriousiv, our stock of Cigars is unrivalled either in lowness or price or excellence iu quality, from the celebrated two for ttvo cents (highly recommended to beginners) to the purest Cabanna, embrac? ing mid-way mauy delightfully fragrant weeds, at from live to Alteon cents each. A trial will iueure us your custom. P.S. No dountful-looking male or futualo Indian allowed to loaf either outside or in? side our doors. This custom is Pagan and reprohonsiblo. GEO. SYMMEltS. Nov 8 JEWELER,!! Has od hand a large stock of Gold and Silver Watches and Clocks, DIAMOND RINGS AND PINS, Fine Jewelry lit Whole and Half Seta, Silver and Plated Ware, floasc-Furulshlng Good*, Fancy tioodi In Variety ? | Military Gooda?Stock Complete. N. B. I have on band a large stock of j ENQLISH GUN'S, broecb and muzzle load? ing, and will null at ruducod prices. Wishing to reduce my whole stock, I will Hell, until January next, all goods at re? duced prices. WATCHES AND JEWELRY repaired in the heat manner and warranted. Nov 8 2m o Mince Meat and Flam Padding. ATM ORE'S celebrated MINCE MEAT. Atmoro's English Plum Pudding . Just received aud for eato by Nov 7 3 JOtlN AGNEW A SON. At McKenzie's, MAIN STREET. ASMALL iuvoico o* extra due CALI? FORNIA PEAKS. also, APRICOTS, PEAKS, GREEN GAGES, PrcserVud GINGER in small jars, Assorted PRESERVE*!??ue assortment. During Fair weak, ICE CREAM, JEL? LIES. OYSTERS. Ac, As. Nov 7 3 Fresh Norfolk Oysters, TTTHICH will he kept comitantly on hand VT during tlio season at the Columbia Ice iliiueo. All country orders promptly attended to, when accompanied by the cash. JOHN D. BATEMAN, Nov G 15 _Agent. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. THE undersigned respect? fully informs bis customers' and the public in general)_ that be has just returned from lue North with a nice assortment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, fco., which ho offers at the lowest c*sh prices. Repairing skillfully done. B. VISANSKA, Main street, opposite New City Hall. Nov 7 PARKER'S HALL. EXflUORUIA'ARY ATTRACTION I TWO NIGHTS OX~Y, MONDAY EVENINO, NOV. 9TH. MLLE. ZOE, The Cuban Svtph,) in tho groat drama of THE FRENCH SPY, With a powerful east of characters. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER lOTM, ESMERALDA. Secured seats at Lybrand's Music Store, Main street. Prices as usual. Noy 7 3 Fair of the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society for 1874. WMWitt. To be beld at Columbia, S. C, begin? ning on Tuesday, November 10, and GREENYiLuE AND COUMBIA R. R. ROUND TRIP TICKETS will be sold at all stations on the lino of this and the Blue Ridge Railroad, for SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE, ONE WAY, com? mencing on SATURDAY MORNING, the 7th. and each day thereafter, until THURS? DAY, the Villi, inclusive; good to return at any timo until TUESDAY, the 17th day of November, inclusive. All persons who wish to avail themsolves of tho privilege of this REDUCTION IN FARE, must purchaso tickets at the Com? pany's Ticket Ofllce, otherwise they will be required to pav full fare both ways. "THOMAS DODAMEAD, General Superintendent. Ja hc/ NollTON, Ju., Goneral Ticket Agent Nuv ? 0 CLOTHING AND HATS fok ? MEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS. UNDER-WEAR! NECK-WEAR! CELEBRATED STAE SHIRTS! LATEST STYLES ! LOW PRICES ! Broadway Silk Hats. LARGEST STOOK IN THE CITY. AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES, F?R CASH. KIDTARB & WILEY, | PLEASE TAKE JSTOTIOE fllllAT THE LAUGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF MEN'S AND i JL hoys CLOTH. FIJIMI! GOODS 11 UTS. I' 1:itt ever came to Co'.i.ndm eaojpc found ;it I D. EPSTIN'S, '? Under Columbia Motel, und .a bcin?; Bold fit the I Lowest Prices. r.vurv Dupartmcnt h replete with the Choicest Good* of th? ?eiaon, malo cxproa?ty j I for thi? market, aud tor the Fall m:<] (Vinter of I871-187r>. [to convine-ed ot thin by i calling on U. Kt'.-TtN, Tlie Popular Cluthltr. 1874 , 1876 pall m mm. R. & W. G. SWAFHELD BEG to annonnco that their stock of READY MADE CLO rHING. CLOT HB, CASSIMERES, VE8TINOS, SHIBT8, FIN? ISHING GOODS, Hats, Trunks. Valises, etc., etc., ia now open for iuapection. Our atock has been selected with great care, and for style and cheapness ia an surpaseod. In our OVER COAT DEPARTMENT we are displaying the latest stylos in Blue, Black and Brown Beaver, Blue and Black Cloth, Chinchilla and other styles at low prioeB. BOYS' AND YOUTBS* CLOTJIXfi In & specialty with us, and each depart? ment ia replete with the beet that can be found in this market from two and a half yeara and upwards. HATS, We hare all the Lateat Styles, and ro ceive additions to our atock almost daily. In our Furnishing Goods DEPARTMENT we have an elenant Stook of Neck Wear, the celebrated Diamond D Shirts, Under-wear and Jewelry. Wo have a full line of Foreign and Do? mestic Clothe, Caesimeres and Testings; and with our present facilities for turning out first clf.es garments, we defy compe? tition. Visitors to the approaching State Fair will save money by purchasing their goods at this establishment. floods will be sent C. O. D. to any part o' the country, subjjct to inspection. it. & W. C, SWAFflElP, Got ia