The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-10
News Summary.

The steamship Emily B. Soader, Capt 4 w. Lock'
WOOD. arrived here yesterday from New YorE win
fru c.roo she was detained by strong head wlnds'
We sre un5er obligations to Purser CLANCY 1or papers,
Which were anticipated by the land route
The steamship Fannie Capt SMooT, from Savannah
p.,timore pnt into this harbor yesterday in conse-
ouence of the heavy northery blow prevailing along
tb. coast Che will leave again as soon as the weather
noderates.
The British brig Wicopee, from Liverpool after
massage OF nnetyfve days. arrived OF the bar yester
dav In consequence Of long passage considerable
upeasiness was felt about her.
HENRY WARD BEEoHER compares the Radicals in Con-
gress to monkeys in Cocoa nut tree peung tne FFes
dent from safe distance.
nraonetc iron ore has been discovered In Hampshire
county, Virginia. The ore yields 70 per cent oil pure
metal Ssa<i
At the Lake es Allemauds IN the Parish OF St. James
Louisiana many Of the wild ducks and geese were
killed by hailsones which fell during the late storm
there. .
Mrs. Jryr DAVIS arrived in Louisville, Ky., on the
Sd instant She was to leave the next day on the mail
boat Gen. Lutte for Cincinnati. She is under escort OF
Col. HARa1soR.
The Directors Of the Knoxville and Kentucky railroad
have commenced pushing the road northward. hoping
to reach the coal fields by fall They have $500 on
hand to prosecute the work.
The msnufcture Of false eyes Is large business in
Paris. The average sale per week is four hundred
There twelve establishments for this work. each en-
ployng twenty workmen. Paris, we believe, suppheS
the world with this article.
The Colrmbus Sun there are now three lines Of
steamers running between Apaachioola and New Or
leanA Ono line touches at Pensacola another at Mo-
bile and stM another goes to St Marks, Florida,
after touching at Apaiachcola.
Judge wYrHr, an old and prominent citizen Of Gun
terve Ala is setting before the people the terrible
state of aairs that county and soliciting aid for the
starving people Three Of actual starvation havo
already occurred and hundreds must perish relief is
not speedily offered.
Theimpeachment of PresIdent johnson is now the
popular theme with all the Radical editors and poli
clans and the hair splitting casuistry resorted to to
make out against him, absurd in the extreme
fully worthy Of DuSs scorus, and the host Of riri
oosctlrt Of the Medieval schools.
The General Conference Of the NJ E. Church, South,
convened at New Orleans. Wednesday, 4th april.
The following the delegates from this States WHITE
-ooRD SMITH, a. II. SHIP. W. A. GAMEwELL, H. A. c.
WALKER, A. II. BROWNE R. J. BOYD. JAhEs STACY.
w. d. FLEMING, and CHAs 5ETTs. Reserves: J. ".
KEIhY, J. R. PICKETT. and ". P. MouzoN.
The number Of Students at Washington College, Va,
has recently been increased by large additions Under
the wise management Of that noble patriot and soldier
Gen. B. E. LEE 1t will take rank with the first insttu
tions of learning the United staes The students
are not from the Southern satos Alone but many come
from the States north Of the Potomac.
Ex-Governor ALLEN, of Louisiana-now in Mexico
says he has secured small piece of land near the beau
tfu city Of Coriova, which he intends to improve as
he can make the money IT'S hero where he expects to
h,a Hac1; ;p;p
amidst his own fruits and Aowers-re.ting literally
der his vine and fig tree-tree from oil envy, oil
hate-but with good will toward all men.
In the cellars Of Baron RorHscHrLD's mansion. Rae
Latte Paris are thousand bottles Of every
this century from the Lachryms Christi which every
visitor Naples has tasted to the purpetnted sweet
wines Of the Cape; from the common wines Of the
Macon vinyards to the vintages Of Medoc. The
value of the collection amounts 10 2i0 600 francs.
paragraph h,s gone round nearly all the papers It
the Unior stating that's large number Of Quakers had
left North Carolina account OF persecution. The
Raleigh Sentinel eveo emphatic denial to this report
The few Quakers left in North Carolina are movrg to
Indiana because the Society of Friends is hume
rous and influential in that State.
letter goes the round OF the papers, written by the
great political preacher of the West. Dr. ROBERT ]. |
BRECKENRIDGE the allabsorbing topic OF the dHS:
what is to be done with the nesros The vonclusiC /
he reach, Is that the distinction Of color must be
cognized and sustained not abolished otherwise there
possible chance Of improving the condition of his
in this country DR.. BREcxINRIDaE it will be re-
collected is out md out whg of the old school, and
during the war; OF the bitteres enemies OF the
South.
Atarseption given at Washington by Gen. GRANT on
The 9Th inst Northern mentions that the
capacious and library literally pack
ed with guests. The President present and stood
between Gen. GRANT aud Mrs. GRANT, relieving them
by invitation OF the General in receiving visitors One
Of the company was ALEX. a. STEPHENS quite lion |
sursuSrounded by Senators and Representatives. most
of them Radicals, who gave him a cordial greeting |
The members Of the Cabinet and their families and the
Diplomatic Corps generally present Several mem
bers of the Supreme Court and large number Of mill
tary and naval officers, present Congressman
were vel represented and many respectable citizens
lesser note made their appearance at the brilliant u.s.
semblsge It s rumored that the ladies were II posi-
ble more glnty and rich atred that evening than
at any reception given in Washington this
Paris does not to be the married peoples para
disc The correspondent of the London Morning Star
states during March 1914 wives left their husbands
for parts unknown and 4427 husbands have done like
wise Ills couples legally separated 694o who have
agreed to live apart 1892 couples live at daggers
drawn Of happy couples there 81. Of mutually ndf
ferent 1880 All this exact inform alton. assured
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