The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-12
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.

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Gold closed in New York ON Saturday at A.
Cotton closed in Liverpool on Saturday at 14} d.
The Gear Of Russia WAS married on Friday night
last to the Princess DoaNAR.
A difficulty has occurred in the manageme mt of
the affaira Of the Associated Press in New ork,
which may render our kilograms meagre for
short timo We do not think details Of suficient t
Importance 10 publish, and hope that tho matter
will Boon DO satisfactorily arranged.
Ice half inch thick was formed in the cutters Of
the streets in Bangor, Maine, last week.
Sixteen churches have been commenced in Wash
ington city during the present year.
A Methodist Church, in Brooklyn, organized
eight years ago with GO members, now numbers
700 communicates, with 800 sabbath-sch schol-
ars, and owns property to the amount OF $1OO, ,OOO
Advices from chihuahua state that sixty Amer-
can officers had reached that city, and that they
would soon be commissioned by JuAREz for service
in the Liberal army.
The New Orleans Times predicts that the sugar
crop in Louisiana of 1867 will reach one hundred
thousand hogsheads, against six hundred thousand
in 1851.
Of the twelve hundred and ffty-six children, be-
tween the ages Of four and sixteen in Killing ",
Ct, less than one-haR attend school, The fac
tories absorb them
Governor BnowNLow's message to the Legisla-
ture Of Tennessee discusses the question Of negro
suffrage and expresses the opinion that President
JOHNSON and others are endeavoring to overthrow
the State Government
JULIA DEAN HAYNE, the actress, has secured q
divorce at Salt Lake. The divorce was granted in
tho summer by the Probate Court, but without o
hearing from MIR. HAYNE. After he was heard
from, the former decree WIS confirmed.
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette esti-
mates the population of Cincinnati at 210,OOO. In
1896 that city contained but 5000 inhabitants;
Newport and Covington were petty villages; the
suburbs were nothing; no railroads existed, and
turnpikes wero unknown.
Among the successful candidates for the Assem-
bly, in New York are two reporters-JoHN G.
JACOBS, Of tho World, who is elected in the Ninth
Assembly District, and PATRICK READY, Of the
Ne'os, who is elected 10 represent the Third Dis
trict in the Assembly.
The receipts from customs Mt the ports below
mentioned from the Goth to the 31st uit., we're IA
follows: Boston, 1856 08805 Baltimore s145 209 e.
From the Goth to the 9th of October there was
received from this source at Philadelphia, $751;
e21.s1, and at Now Orleans ST, ,51O.57
The consolidation Of the Alabama and Tennessee
River Railroad, the Georgia and Western Atlantic
railroad, and the Dalton and Jacksonville Railroad
companies, has bcen perfected, and the consolida-
LED companies placed under control Of the Alabama
anu tennessee River Company, with General Jo-
sEPH e. JOHNSTON President,
Ihe Bangor, Maine, Wing says the numbering bu-
slness OF that State for tho past pecialy
1hat OF the Penobscot and Aristook Valleys-has
oeen very prosperous. In consequence Of tn @
aihpAe supply or water for saving and the lively
demand Tor sale, the amount manufactured and
sold mas peen very much larger than that of any
Sear lor long time past and the prices have been
sooo ana remunerative. Tho Bangor survey is
ALREADY some sixty millions in advance of that O,
iast year, and will probably go twenty or thirty
higher (say two hundred and twenty-five millione
IN ail)' tho river continues open into December
as usual. This large manufacture suryey and
sale must, Wo suppose, leave over q smaller sur.
plus OF old logs for next years consumption than
usual.
tnere Is belt OF country extending from North
carolina to Texas, including the northern and CEN
tral points ofthe intervening States OF South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana
which, In consequence Of the failure of the crons
1s threatened with the most direful calamity thai
can befal poople-a state of destitution denotino
the approach, and it may be, tho actual presence
OF famine before tho maturity OF tho crops of 1867
During the week past $50 omigrants passed west
ward through Columbus, Ohio. Immigration dur
ing the wntor and spring will be very brisk Thou
sands OF emigrants await at Bremen for passaef
room to America
Tho Chicago Post is alarmed about the present
and prospective condition of the harbor Of thai
CITY 1t is informed that is is the opinion Of soma
OF those who haYo the bosl opportunity Of know
ing tho facts Of tho oaso that tlo extension of the
north plor, rOcontly mado by tho city, has been Of
worry htlo usc. It's ob.oct was to provens the
dredged channel from boing Alled up; ani it wal
reasonable to oxpet that tho expenditure Of sc
large q sum of money would havo secured easy
access to tho harbor for somo years at least II
docs not profess to know what tho facts arc, but
understands that Intelligent captains OF vessolf
say that next spring thee will be no getting into
the harbor that dredging must bo again resorted
10 to open the channel. ssss q