The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-22

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day morning. --------
News Summary.
rnraa thousand English Mormona are now en- route
for Utah.
Eon.
1rdiana the Radicals have been defeated in most Of
the Republican Conventions
4anara LIRE s said to be familiar with the relative
standiugin his class of every student now IN Lexing
vine leaf of pink silk, with glass dewdrops pen.
dant from It, the latest style of bonnets out In Paris
The New York Herald asserts that the Government t
has lately lost from twenty to thirty millions OF dollars
to keep down the price of gold but the effect was dis
astrous Speculation is rampant.
1reyet Maior. General JOHN O. ROBINSON has been or
dered to relieve Gen. T. q. RUaER as Military Com
nander Of North Carolina
Three ministers Rev. g. ". CAPE. Father O'NE1L and
B. Il. SPENCER were arrested, few days ago. at High
Hill. Montgomery County, Missouri for preaching with
ont having taken the OATH Their were continued
until the October Term of the Circuit Court.
The University Of North Carolina has conferred the
degree OF Doctor Of Laws on President JOHNSON.
Rather hard on the President, after Governor VIM. g.
BRowNIow ID entitled to the same liberal attix.
The New York Times closes an article on the political
situation, saying that matters now stand there is
but one aternatve-eher such modification OF OK.
listing parties as shall meet the emergencies OF tho
hour, or sweeping triumph Of the Democratic party
in 1868. -
It is believed the Tennessee members Will soon be adj
mitted to Congress. Republican congressman have
the State Legislature to ray amend
nent
One OF the noticeable incidents at the decoration Of
the graves Of Confederate soldiers at Hollywood Gem
tary. Richmond, Virginia, the 3lst was that many
negroes brought flowers and laid them affection ately
upon the graves of their former ssers who fell in
battle.
The memseTa 9f xsas.ss5d Pfsssiaent EopznTs
on Saturday evening" at Washington He responded to
the compliment In few general remarks in which he
strongly condemned the very strict adherence to the
existing neutrality laws
violent hail storm swept over Sampson County,
North Carolina on Saturday, 10th inst, causing uch
damage to tho crops In some sections Of the county
gentleman from Clinton says that many OF the hail
stones which fell In that town nearly as large
hens eggs.
cred It reads thus: "Mon cher-The punishment
which have invented is gontleso gentle that really
1t is only the idea Of death which could make it dsa
greeabe. Indeed, II one were not thinking Of DEATH
one would only experience the sensation of slight and
pleasant cooness on tho neck, ct uoila tout ~
The editor of the Salisbury N q. Banner, after a
visit into the surrounding country, speaks in grafyn
terms Of the promising character Of the crops Of
The farmers are cutting their wheat which is much
better than hsd been expected. The oa crop Is de-
sorbed excellent; corr Of good size, aud CROWN g
rapidly, and cotton and tobacco looking Hel
The Raleigh, N. o., Progress says 1--WE are happy to
Inform our readers that the Military Oommiss ion
which has been sitting for some time on the case of
Major JOHN H. GEE, have unanimously acquitted him
of cruelty 70 Federal prisoners while in charge of the
Confederate States prison at Salisbury. We also
naby informed that General RUaKR will approve the
findings Of the Commission. We hope the Major win
be speedily released and allowed to retura to his hom
and friends.
Baltimore has had several of negro OWL rights
In her courts lately. We see by the following that An.
napolis ia threatened with quite serious ION
Tuesday afternoon last colored woman entered the
ladies' of the Annapolis and Ekrdge Railroad 1T the
depot in that city for the purpose of Ing therein to
the Junction She was requested to leave aud enter the
ar set apart for coored perHons she reused and was
orcbly elected She was very much nsuted aud ong
other things we understand, said that the people of
Annapolis had not yet heard OF tho Civil Rights i'll, but
that they would shortly.
The Griffin Star says: 1--WE notice one of the icest
young men in town. busy engaged from early da wn till
even shade driving dray and eleotioneering for
work, If this boy will stick, he will make a man Of
himself II We were young lady, would rather by
far take the chances of life in company with this young
draymap than with one of the numerous quisite
by impoverished and too indulgent father seeking
situations as clerks in stores where they can dawdle
over counters and peddle tape and ribbon s..
posse Of men attempted to bring into Memphis, on
Friday last. two men named 8. 81. BoYETT and FRANK
W1NoArE, arrested for the murder OF nan named
PAYsE, on Tuesday night they having been informed
upon by E. N BANK an aocomplce On nea ring the
city they were met by Mr.. HENDERs ON relative OF
PAYNE who shot all three killing BANK an mortaly
sounding BoYBrr The leader Of tho posso ordered
HENDERSON to desist and refusing the latter was
.ho+ and killed The man who killed HENDERSON was
his own uncle. =
The Raleigh correspondent OF the Examiner thus
naba of the Convention June IT: The st ate Conyen
tion now holding all adjourned session, which was
called together by Mr. HOLDEN, as Military Governor,
contains few uneasy spirits who require the folds OF
+be star spangled to wrap them in security but the
majority of even that carefully selected body appear to
regard the tinkerng process of the
,ponh,no+on with nerfect euuaniMity, and pos