The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-29
News Summary.

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In the extraordinary trial in which Mrs.
RyvEs sought to establish herself as princess of
the royal family, her mother having been married
to the Duke of Cumberland, the English Par
Lament found verdict against the claimant he
Times treats tho case as all imposture.
Some negroes of Mobile lately entered int q
plot, the object of which was to enice member
of the banking firm of JAMES TAFT & Co., to the
edge of the city, murder him and then possess
Themselves of his keys to enter and rob tho bank.
The scheme was betrayed by an honest negro,
who pretended to bo acting in concert.
Several negroes in the vicinity of Thorn aston,
Ga, violated their contracts recently, and being
arrested resisted incarceration in the JAIL VIII ch
created great excitement, ending in riot, VIII ich
resulted in the death Of several persons VIII ite
and black. The negroes were finally ovorpowered
and imprisoned.
Mr.. 8. GoErzEL, Mobile book publisher pro-
tests against announcement by New York
house of new translation of JOSEPH H., from tho
German. He says he has already published
edition of this work at cost of $780, 00u and adds:
ssTrue it was Confederate money, but Confederate
money at that time could have bought also cotton,
real estate, and even gold to moro advantage than
the publication Of JOSEPH IL could ever yield me
hereafter"
Three Germans, engaged as boiler makers in
the establishment of Messrs. THOMAS BAsHoR g.
Co, No. &c Light-street, Baltimore; were attacked
on Monday with coup de solea while putting up
large iron tank in the coal oil refinery of NJ asrs.
MERRITT, PoULTNEY & Co., ut Canton The proper
remedies were applied and all the men were re-
stored to consciousness, and it is thought they
will recover. They were removed to house near
the old race course, where they received proper
attention.
There is frequent occurrence Of difficulties and
fights between blacks and whites in Richmond
No particular circumstance seems to engender
these evils, but they spring from that new an
OF the Freedmens Bureau with white and black
in the inumerablc disputes between the two races,
which the Bureau has settled in some cases most
unjustly. The nsolence Of the negroes increases
day by day, and fights and knock downs are more
frequent than usual.
On Monday policeman FoRDHAM arrested at Rock
etts negro named Johnson, upon the charge Of
being concerned in the burglary Of BURKE BE-
hrs clothing store, Franklin street, about two
months eince. The officer had been in search Of
the fellow for long time, and he was pointed out
TO him by negro woman AS soon as the arrest
became known, the T. B. rallied to the rescue,
and by system of crowding, pushing and trip
grasp Of the officer, and he fled.
small Fenian raid has again been made into
Canada. According to a telegram from Montre al,
a skirmish occurred on Friday evening, near
Pigeon Hill, with party of Fenians, who are
said to have been on q reconnaissance. A re-
port, evidently exaggerated, WAS current that IL
large detachment Of the Fenian army was in the
adjoining woods. The skirmish does not appear
to have lasted long. The Fenians, or those VIII o
were taken for Fenians, retreated after somc
twenty shots we're exchanged, and nobody ap-
pears to have been hurt
The Emperor MAMMALIAN, of Mexico, according
to the Paris Presse, has requested financial as
sistance from France, and has declared his inten-
tion to abdicate if such assist is not accorded
him. The Presse states that the French Govern
ment has resolved not to accede to the demand,
and has instructed Marshal BAzA1NE in the event
Of the abdication of MAMMALIAN, to issue proc
lamation calling upon the Mexican poop 10! to
choose by popular vote another ruler, to whom
the chief authority may be delegated.
1t is proposed to purchase the three Mexican
States of Lower California, Sonora and Chihua-
hua, with the ultimate view Of admitting them
into the Union as States, at no distant day. The
price asked for these three States is 5000 900,
and the persons who bring them into marke and
offer to sell them ex-President JUAREz, Sen or
ROMERO, and JOHN @. FREMONT. JUAREz .is to
pledge himself to use the s2O OO0 900 in carr yng
on war against MAMMALIAN. There is very little
probability that the committee will report favo r.
ably to this scheme and still less that it will bo
passed by either House OF Congress.
The steamer Wiaiam p Kennedy touched at
New York lately and took on board thirty colored
men and women for Boston, Mass, where home
in various families in that city have been procured
for them. On previous trip the Kennedy took
like number. Other installments will be shipped
North rapidly. This is being done by the Ere ed
mems Bureau. The movement is looked upon
with interest by the farmers and residents of the
peninsula, the whole of which swarms with freed
people Of all ages and sexes, confident that it will
lead to similar movements upon larger scale,
and be productive of the most important results
to tho farming interests Of this section Of tho
State. The officers Of the Freedmen's Bureau OF
this district are entering with great zeal into the
enterprise, and the fact that sixty thousand Gov
ernment rations are ispnod ,,,,ott,,.. A.. n