The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02
NEWS SUMMARY.

rendered TO General CARSON al fOTb UtrlAuu, OtsA'
GREEN CLAY SMITH, the newly appointed Gov
ernor of Montana, arrived at Virginia City on Oc-
tober 4.
The New York Hcralds Vienna correspondent COLI
veye the idea that Austria is preparing for another
war. The feeling towards Prussia is still OF deep
hatred, and the soldiers Of the empire are describ
ed as being anxious for one more trial OF strength
with the "enemy" in the field.
General GRANT is anxious that General SHERMAN
should assume the portfolio Of Mr.. STANTON in
order that he may have the hearty cooperation OF
the war Office in the work Of reorganizng the army
General SHERMAN, it is reported, does not aspire
to theposition, and General GRANT hopes to have
General sruEDMAN nominated for the position.
From Berlin we are specially informed that the
ssoonquestsn and territorial Interpretations" OF
Prussia have not secured anything like listing
peace in Germany, and that the chances are that
another war will break out very soon during which,
If NAPOLEON lives, France will be arrayed against
Prussia.
The trial Of the Baltimore Police Commissioners
was continued on Monday, the prosecution closing
the case. No rebutting testimony was offered by
tho counsel for the defence, who were given until
this morning to procure Witnesses. The case is
said to be virtually decided, and the Commission
ers will be removed and new Board appointed inn
mediately.
The New York Herald Of Tuesday says: s'rhe
counsel Of the heirs OF ANNEKE JAMS stated yes
terday to meeting Of the clients, that Trinity
Church Corporation was disposed to favorably
consider propositions for compromise, and that
settlement might be expected by December next.
The leases on the property in dispute are now fall
ing due, and the Trinity Corporation finds difficult
ty in making collections, and is therefore, willing
to come TO an early settlement"
The National Lincoln Monument Association he's
decided to have placed in front Of thCty Hall, at
Washington, q statute Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN. The
amount of funds in the managers possession is
about $1,000, which is all the funds contributed.
The Young Mems Christian Association and the
manager Of the new Masonic Hall proposed to
unite this fund with the sum they have raised for
the erection Of buildings and call the same "Lin.
coin Hail." The PROPOSITIONS were not onter-
tanned, however.
The Board OF Health Of Portsmouth, Va, to cor
rect the exaggerated reports which have gone
abroad in reference to cholera and smallpox in
that city, state that the deaths from cholera from
the list to the 25th inst, were only a. and that no
deaths hove occurred since then. With regard to
the smallpox, within the last three months there
have been some cases among the whites, but the
large minority of the cases have been among the
negroes. Active measures are being taken to vac
climate tho entire population. The disease is on
the decline.
General ORrEaA has written o letter to General
= Jolo ,sol
he intimates that the latter had overstepped the
bounds of his duty. The Government would seem
to consider so too, as it was reported in New Or
eans.yesterday that SHERIDAN had boen ordered to
report at Washington in consequence of his late
positive action relative to Mexioan matters. The
news from Matamoras represent that the Con-
TINA and CAyA1Es quarrel stu RACES, but no battle
has as yet is likely to take place between the two
chieftains. It is reported from Washington that
MAMMALIAN sent all his jewels to Europe when his
wife left Mexico
Threats Of vengeance against the members OF
Tho Canadian Government and Court, which con-
yioted Colonel LYNoH and Father MCMAHON, arc
freely made in Ottawa, atad create great excite
mont. These threats and Mr.. SE1wARD's letter
create tho impression there that war will ensuo in
case the Fenians orc hung. Tho excitement in
New York also continues to be worry great, md ap-
pe6ls to tho President and threats against Canada
are heard in al directions. Alarge meeting Of
Fenians was held at Buffalo on Sunday night to
express Indignation at the conviction Of LYNCH and
MoAIAHoN. Colonel STARR, o Fenian officer WHO
fought at Ragoway, and General swEENY, declare
that LYNm held no rank in the Fenan army.
The Now York Herald s correspondent in Paris as
serts that tho revolutionary clement in Spain has
been concentrated to q point which renders popu-
S lar explosion inevitable in the kingdom within q
few months The result, ho says, will be the de-
thronement of the Queen, and the certain over
throw Of the Bourbon dynasty Tho tendency Of
the public teelin is towards the establishment Of
q republic. The Infanta HENRI DE BounnoN,
brother to tho King Of Spain, who processes de-
mocracy, aims at tho leadership. It is intimated
That he would be disposed to treat for tho transfer
of Cuba to the United States in return for Ameri-
can sympathy during and subsequent to the
struggle.
The total receipts BY the Paymastor- General for
tho last fiscal year by acquisitions, drafts, &C., wcro
s23s, 5s3, ,22s, and the payments as follows:
To the regular army. @
On On soss;i occo1ns Of the United States Military
AcoIo,nv .9........,..,.,.,,,,...Z III 174
Tonl Disbursements nts................. .9259 374 SIT
Balance remaining in the hands OF Pay1nas-
ters Including unissucd acquisitions in tho
Treasury. Pa Aoo'lo
Rev. DANIEL 8. LuMsDEN, one Of tho Foman
prisoners Oh trial in >Canada graduated at Trinity
College, Hartford, in 1s47. He was soon after or
dained as an Episcopal minister, and for several
years was settled in New Hartford. He was after
ward pastor in churches in Plymouth and West