The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

day morning.
N News Summary.
new word has been invented as an attache to Judge
UnpERwooD's charge, viz: jurisimprudenoe
The population of New Jersey In 1865 s reported by
The State Go uptroer 773 700an increase since 1860
of lOl,67l.
UNDERWOOD is New England Yankee, who came to
Virginia and married woman who owned negroes,
which he sold and pocketed the money.
It is stated that the Government is ready to ransf
DAVIS to the jurisdiction of District Court
of Virginia on writ of habeas corpus.
The first flour from new wheat received at Angus
ta Georgia. last week. being eleven days later than last
year.
The work Of rebuilding the New York Academy OF
Music commenced on Monday. The old walls WILL be
used for the new building after being reduced in height
about fifteen feet
The Mobile Tribune announces that the "Bank OF Mo-
bile" and the .southern Bank" commenced redeammg
their circulation at par in the United States Treasury
notes on the 1st of June instant.
The ladies of Woodstock Virginia, had handsome
floral procession on the 9Th instant in honor Of tie gal
liant AsHBY The graves Of the deceased soldiers we're
handsomely soded and head with the nalnes OF
the deceased company. regiment and State 30 far as
known inscribed upon them.
Admiral sEMmEs will soon prepare his adventures on
the high seas while in command of the Alabama, for
the press he has been offered $4,000 In England for
the copyright Of the work. but the offer was deotned
It will probably first appear In numbers, In Southern
monthly and afterwards be gathered in and published
in book form.
The New Orleans Picayune, OF the 18th, gives an ao
count Of the ings of lot Of negro employees on the
plantation of LOUIS GnABERT of 1berye Parrish Louis
lama the other day. They offended. and " ent
to work quitting up the growing crop OF cotton. In
cause of offence is said to be order from their Bureau
sending them back to fill their contract after they nad
run off from the plantation.
Gan FISK has made an elaborate report to Gen. 81 How
ARD upon the condition of affairs In Tennessee and
Kentucky He says that during the month Of May
77l77 raons were issued to white PERSONS and 09 to
freedmen He has ordered tue distribution OF an ag-
repste of 80 600 ratons for Juno at least two thirds OF
which will go to tho whites. The people of Kentucky
he thinks are indisposed to properly for the aged
and inar1p freedmen and their support win for time
be burden upon the Goyernm ent.
Novel proceedings recently tookpace at the Ohio Fe
male College near Cincinnati. Mr. BRowN, President
Of the Atlantic Steamship Company owns interest Of
$5O000, and has mortgage on the other hail. Having
failed to get possessi Of the property by suits in
Court he, with counsel, took forcibe possesson The
ctzens feeling outraged sambed In great num bers
and would have ousted the invaders had not calmer
heads restrained thom, The Sheriff. by order Of the
Court, elected them.
The widow Of JOHNSON HAroH, late Of Wells Maine,
now wards Of seventy years Of relates the follow
Ing curious faot Something more than thisty years
since she heard discussion In relation to how long the
terminating principle in corn would continue sound
and good. She resolved to try the experiment and
prove the fact She selected nice sound ear of corn
and planted few kernels from 1t every year for th iry
years. Every year for twenynine years the corn grew
and fourished but the thireth year 1t failed to come
up or sprout.
The sapreme Court Of Alabama, on June 7, decided
two cases involving the validity and consttuto naity
the aot Of the late Legislature, commonly sa lied the
'Btay Law Able opinions were delivered hy each one
of the Judges The effect of the decision il to sustain
the nrs and eighth sections of the act whof pospones
the rendition Of judgment for at least twelve mon this;
while the second third and fourth sections which relate
to proceedings for the collection of payments by e1ecu.
tlon are pronounced unconstitutional and void hef
Justice WALKER dssents from the opinion OK the Court
on the first point, and holds the entire law void.
The Picayune thus sketches June day in New Or.
leans: "Fgs at last becoming pentift,l-not only
the white and black varieties, but also the purple
veine Celeste the most delicious and delicatey favored
OF them all the rural districts of oity the luxu
RANT foliage Of the ag trees lends at all times charm
the level landscape while In the softeaed light of
evening they give a. melowness to the picture VIII ich
CLAUDE LORRAINE would have loved to look upon.
Gol1en.hued cantelopes redolent with perfume peary
cared corn and crimson.tinted toma toes, encirced
with fragile cones Of the pale green okra the tenn
tations cunningly displayed in the restaurant win
dows ZZ=
An active member of the Grattan Circle in Brookl yn
who possessed homestead fortnight ago sold it out
and invested the proceeds in the Fenian c.use He is
penness and dependent his daily labor for hi
daily bread Another Feniau of large synlpathies re-
siding in the fourteenth ward invested ten thousand
dollars in the movement which was his all, and the
savings of twenty years In ustry On Tuesday he
had only left Of this amount hundred 3lla O.
nian bond. An aged widow sent her only son off with
the williamsburg contingent. and sold the cottage in
which she lived giving the proceeds to the The
failure of the Canadian expedition had fearful ef
Iect upon weLknown me lical gentleman of Brooklyn
that his reason is despaired of
It proved that OF the 7773S Italians united
under the sceptre of VICTOR EMANUEL 49, 999,70l do
not know their letters while Of the maind 1898 1888
can barely read thus the number o more or less edu
catoa individuals is reduced to 6.3 COS Maos and
! 2eo GAO females These figures will astonsh us less
when we learn that in 1868 hero we're but 22 Schools
either public or private frequented by l,lOo ,224 scho
and 255 eymnasiums thecol egeswhere students
.re prepared Tor the universities arc called Two hu n
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