The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TIE STATE
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY,
N ews Summary.


Mr.. S. a. PAToT, a citizen of Macon was acci-
dontaliy killed in Southwestern Georgia, short
time ago, by being thrown from horse.
Income returns will not be allowed to be pub
Gshed in future, nor will any journal or individual
be allowed in future to make copy Of them.
The grain crops reported as looking and
doing we'll in Emanuel county, Georgia. Cotton
presents sickly appearance.
1t is reported that there are moro imbecile per-
sons, and more afflicted with gotre, in the moist
valleys of the Susquehannah than elsewhere in
the United States.
The Louisiana cotton crops are calculated at
one-haf of last months estimate. The corn crops
are looking well. The sugar crops, where planted,
are abundant.
Orders have been issued for the removal of all
the United States soldiers buried between Chatta-
nooga, Resacca and Tunnel HilI on the Nashville
road, to Chattanooga for reinterment
pelican, measuring feet II inches in height,
8 feet inches in breadth of wing, and I foot 8
inchog ip length Of bill, was killed few days ago
in the vicinity of Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Last week the staging on the Georgia Central
Railroad was twenty-three miles; early this week
it will be reduced to thirteen miles, and by the
end Of next week the connection will be complete.
In Columbus, Ga, recently, Mr.. r. J. MOSES,
eon and partner of Major MOSES, was admitted to
9he bar. He sustained a splendid examination.
This young gentleman ia well known in this city.
Tho States OF Georgia and Alabama have been
made new department, under Brevet Major
General O. r. WOODS, with headquarters at
Macon. Ga.
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad bridge
over the James River, burned April 8, 1866, has
been rebuilt. The fret regular train went across
it on Saturday night last
The Richmond Republic having suspended, the
Times, Dispatch, and Examiner "put in" for the
'Letter List" The Examiner got it, though the
Dispatch claims the largest circulation.
DR.. BowDIroH, Of Boston, has been mucted in
one thousand dollars for branding man with the
letter 3D." (deserter), while examining him dur
ing the war;
The President, it is said, has requested Gene
raj HOWARD to resign, and if HOWARD does not
do it he will be removed from his present posi-
tion.
The Washington sta,. of Saturday says that it
is satisfied that exPresident DAVIS trial will not
commence "for at least four months after the 1st
OF juno"
Maj. THos. o. DUDLEY, Jr., late of the Con-
federate Commissary- Generals Office, in Rich
mond, is candidate for Deacons Orders in the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Major WILEY B. POPE, Treasurer of Jones coun-
ty, while returning from Macon to Clinton, on the
10th inst, was thrown from mule, and 80
seriously injured that he died the following We'd
nesday.
The steamer Sciota cleared from New London,
Mass, a few days ago, for Rio Janero with a car
go of coal and heavy artillery; and it is stated now
that she was Chilian privateer, and got off just
In time to escape seizure.
A most melancholy event was connected with q
recent Radical meeting at Etlenburg, Vermont
&oo into oao o.
and ON their return the whole concern, men,
liquor, teams, were taken by the custom-house
officers.
The editor OF the Winchester (Va.) Ne,os says
that the stray Yankee CRANE "a relative Of IcHA-
RoD's), who represented Frederick county in the
at Q "ferret" Convention, and whose name was
printed as Of the winchester Ne,os," has no con-
nection with that paper.
Generals SrEEpmAN and FULLERTON arrived in
Augusta on Sunday, on their return from Savan.
nah and Florida. Their report, it is said, of South
Carolina Florida, and the Sea Islands, will be
made in short time. Generals 8. and F. will re-
main in Augusta for several days, in the discharge
OF the objects of their tour.
1t is in contemplation to build new and costly
Executive Mansion on the high grounds east OF
proof building for the State Department. It was
for that purpose leave was asked to bring in q
joint resolution directing the proper committees
to make reconnaissance for q site.
At negro picnic Whit-monday, near Louis
vile, Kentucky, ssDgunary affray occurred be-
tween negro citizens and soldiers and five or six
we're desperately wounded. The stampede of the
backbirds" for the city that ensued is describ-
ed as at the came time terrific and ludicrous. An
insult to q colored maiden was the cause Of the
war.
The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, in recent
case, BAYARD against the Farmers and he
chanics' Bank, involving the legality Of transfers
of stocks by trustees, has decided that q trustee
cannot transfer stock belonging to the person for
whom the trust exists, without exhibiting the
authority under which he aots. The mere presen-
tation OF stock certificates is not sufficient au-
thority. tr. xrsr .5rt.a .-;i-ss. & rs, ,,.il5r
!: :, Tie Richmond Times Of Monday brings the fol-
lowing little sporting item: Notwithstanding
Che heaviness Of the track, in consequence Of the
rain in the morning, the race at Jackson's Park
on Saturday evening was very spirited one, and
the time made remarkably good. The race was
for ahandsome sum, mile heats, best two in three,
with the following entries: JAMES GAMBLE entered
Eonsides y 81. GurINaHAn entered "DaYid )"