The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30
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The Boston Post says that $1,000, 900 pounds of
tea are annually consumed within the United
States.
The city authorities of Mobile have rejected the
petition of Miss AUGUSTA EVANS for permission to
{. erect monument to the Confederate dead in
Beinvle Square.
Another bank is broken the bank of the Erie
Canal, near Little Falls. A check on navigation
was, however, duly honored after the break was
discovered.
General T. c. HINDMAN writes long letter to
the New York Ne,os from Orizabs Mexico, indig-
nantly replying to FooTE's charges in tue latters
history OF the Rebellion.
Rowdyism is still prevailing to alarming ex-
tent among the freedmen in Richmond. We never
open paper from that city in which we do not
see whole columns Of accounts OF crimes of every
character committed by this class.
The Duke of Nassau has just removed his
diamonds and other articles of value to Vienna
The property conveyed there is estimated at a
value of two millions of florns a 5OO 600 francs)
and is deposited in the custom houses.
The Marquis of I.ansdowne (HENRy PETTY)
who died on the 5th inst, aged eighty-six years
and three days, was one of the most noted Wing
politicians of England, and in past years the
thinkers.
Galveston letter Of the 18th mentions the
return to that city, from the interior, of Messrs.
STEADMAN and FULLERTON, and says that they ex-
press themselves well satisfied with the manage
rent Of the Freedmens Bureau in Texas, though
some of the subordinates are not up to the stand
ard they have fixed.
The cash rece..pts Of the daily press Of Pitts
burg, for the fiscal year ending June s0 1866,
were as follows: Commercial, $50, ,O12; Dispatch,
s53, ,237; Chronicle, s5S,713 Gazette s3s,s76. The
receipts of the fiscal year ending June 80, 1865,
were as follows: Chronicle, s39,331; Commercial
$27524; Dispatch s24 941; Gazette, s24, 1907; Post
s1S,974; freedoms Friend, S6,561.
The Chicago Academy Of Science has b cen in
vestigating the trichine Of the West. Its commit
tee has applied the microscope to the muscles Of
1894 hogs, and found trichnm in % of them. In
Europe the proportion has been one to 10, ,000 but
they find the fatal animal in out of 80 swine.
Three Of the % specimens furnished $1,000,
10000 and 18, 600 worms to the cubic inch
Of the losses by the recent terrible fire in Port
land, the Press Of that city says that the first
estimates were too low. It now states that one
thousand eight hundred houses were destroyed,
and three thousand families, embracing at least
twelve thousand persons, rendered homeless,
whilst the value Of the property destroyed may
reach fifteen million of dollars. The amount OF
insurance thus lar ascertained is five million of
dollars. The collections for the benefit Of the
Portland sufferers have been general.
The correspondent Of the Richmond Examiner,
writing from Niagara Falls, says "Apropos des
Eries, we had the other day our first marriage
in exile life Captain BENNETT YOUNG, Of Ken
lucky, was united to the daughter OF DIR. STUART
ROBINSON. The ceremony took place at Niagara
celebrities in Canada. The happy pair started
for Europe, and it is presumed that the gallant
Captains exile will hencefortb be less gloomy"
There is falling off in the internal revenue
receipts Of New Bedford and vicinity this year oi
$59,288, of which $49,719 is in the south part OF
New Bedford. Remarking upon the Decline the
New Bedford Standard says: "The principal cause
of this diminution is the failing off Of incomes from
the ravages Of the pirate Shenandoah, and the
consequent large amounts paid by ship owners
for insurance. Some OF the heaviest houses in
this city paid for insurance from twenty to thin ty
Thousand dollars each in one day."
The Raleigh Progress describes fight between
two military gentlemen in that city. 1t appears
that ro,, lin PARKER the Chief of Police, in the
discharee ~ is official duties, was In the act Of
arrestipo .a,sturb.r Of the pea ce, when Major W
f. CoLIt,,s T.; terposed, and ont Oh this difficulty
aprane mn b.,. -een the Major and captain r.' re-
sultipe in ~" wounding OF the latter In two
places bv ,.-., and the fracture Of IN arm o
the former. The wounds ana 'he pSf'>' "'''
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