The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-19

sv.y THE ,CHURCHES SoUTH.--Thc Wash
lngton correspondent ofthe Philadelphia.
Ledger writes: rE @
"You can say to the refractory Bishops
South that the President has no idea of
ranning the churches in Dixie, and they
can, therefore, 60 ahead and pray for,
whom they please. The feeling toward
the Northern churches remains pretty
much as it did before the war and though
conventions are to be held for the pur-
pose of considering the state of the
Church, it is not believed that there will
be any change from the relations at
present existing. In some sections it is
expected that churches taken by military
consent, and occupied by Northern minis.
tiers, will have 10 be given up but in
| that event, l hear it is proposed to
build Others, provided the needful can be
raised for that purpose. If the move.
ment is successful, the North and the
South will both have their house of fwor.
ship iii the sunny South and that. too,
without any recognized union or fellow
ship existing. between them." ysN
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a. 'MIscEeENATIoN TRAsEDY.-On
last Saturday night party of several
young men made an attack at Rocky
Neck. CONNECTICUT on. the house occu.
pied by colored man, named William
A.. Davenport, whe is married 70 an
Irish woman, with the avswed intention
Of .naic. ing {, f,sss..sshl.menn. on the negro
! and his wife for their Indulgence ia mat.
rimonial amaleamation; After the
young men bad been several times warn.
ed 10 leave, tho mother u Davenport, an
old negro woman Of RAy or sixty, who
was also III the house, fired upon them,
and killed their leader, named L,Mllam
Chard. Acoroners investigation took
place on Sunday and yesterday. when
The jury, nm their verdict justified the
shooting as having been doae in self.de.
fence, and the Old negro woman aud her
son were discharged, but advised to
leave the town. ~ N<x,
SINGI.AE MURDER AND SurGlpE.-.
The wife of Peyton Langley, of Fulton,
Mo-. dishonored him. He talked the
matter over with her, when she agreed
toilet him kill her if he wonld himself
commit suicide. This arrangement. was
carried out, Langley shoosing his wife
through the heart while she lay in bed,
then placing himselfbeside her, he blow
ed his own brains out. t5 ~
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L The Augusta Constitutioaa hst saws DIR.
Thomas Byrne, residing near Hopeful
Church, inthe upper part ofBurke ceun.
ty, was brntally murdered on Thursday.
the 18Th altimo, by a combination of six
or seven negroes, who foolishly supposed
that by killing him they. would get
his land. Five Of the negroes were ar
rested. ssaf sra ~ >q&
Some months since DR.. Colbnrn, at
Leighton, Michigan, kissed a. hdy nam. nam,
ed Bright, whose husband was in the ar.
my. She resisted i, and informed her
husband ofthe insult when he came
home. The husband vowed vengeance,
and meeting the offended SOON after, shot
him with a revolver and killed him..,F
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SorrH As!ERoA.--The States of
Salvador, Bolivia Columbie.% CHI, Bc.
guador, Peru, and YehSzeala, have un.
tied against foreign iintervention in any
OF their affairs This is natural result
OF Maximilhan being thrust upon Mex.
ico., Mlximiliian is now between the up.
per pcther nillstohe. The United States
on one side and the hostile States of
Spnti America on the other.
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9alt IS Said that the will Of the late
Wm. Robaeon ofsAugusta, Georgia.
whodeit conditionally, eSl50,0OO for Tho
foundingof aSfemale seminary at Exc.
ter, New Hampshire, islikely to be con.
tested by the heirs-at law,on the ground
that the Magistrate before whom the.
will sacknosledged was a. Rebel.
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fs Rios IN SoUTH ,GARoLrNA. The
correspondent Of the New York World.