The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-06
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: itself to 8 new organ. 81 q.
ss. Tie city Of Baltimore is flooded djsealied
81 colored paupers from other sections. sc: ss
Il ID unlawful to expose oysters for sale in New
p York from the 1st Of June until the 1st Of Sep,
tember.S55, S.
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takLIa5a PHehSE Sorahssrly aa0aptsin intbs Uh{tsd
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The steamer Cay Of Memphis, from New Or
! leans, exploded on Thursday at the foot Of Buch
Island tearing the forward cabin and setting the
boat on fire.
The New, York Herald asserts that the Govern.
mshth zlstelyflqstl from twenty to thirty mil.
lions of dollars to keep down the price Of gold,
but the effect was disastrous. Speculation is
rampant. y " ~ s *ss'As..3 W.
Isl The German papers give currency to a runaor
AIho a living at Mgesll
the army Of saxony,. in case Of the outbreak q
ri he Pofsns osais & says CSC 1 il learns 81 M tro
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ture Of South Carolina together, with view Of
shs laws thss State to the action q
Congress-. b /
sga.Thg Savannah Republicab Of Saturday says:
ssYesterday afternoon, about fye O'Clock, one Of
the crew Of the United States revenue cutter
Nansenond, lying atthe Lower Rice MILF Wharf,
discovered the dead body Of negro floating under
the starboard wheel Of the cutter" ,5
~ zrheasanfe hapSt alsopresedta The ! following
teadsnoess of saoWdyIand liz Gal sisesrg citys IA
a daring attempt was made by q negro Saturday
& night last to take the life Of young man resi-
886 dent Of this city. It appears that the yonng
,str st hnahelfd ths ,ory Be ;atop nsbrp
s came along BY him in. great haste, whom he
seized. Asoufle enaued, and It resulted in the
young man receiving severe and painful wound
with q ,nite on the lett cheek, penetrating in
wards eoolt st0o inchea AMI downwaftla sahhut
three iushes After the 8uuud waa inflicted the
negro escaped and has not been arrested f
| "At the house Of woman OF ll-fame in the:
southeastern portion Of the oity, Saturday night,
hhasstlhla Vas ah6t tathl a8il
tress Of the house. The ball entered the palm 6f
The M wound ,y % is not It'll danfsr6as. :'s,
50 spped f. II ha EEn|ted R ststes ooqrt q
JINotissilak cbpEtightEEphA bodBB IA poem ID
three parts and entitled .'Columbiana," )" which is
dedicated to L1Noo1N,; 5GHANTand BurLER.
81 The number OF emigrants that arrived in New
sYoss III Il, ,oo0a4 0 0f tthesb4 were
kansas, 45 for Georgia, 245 for Kentucky, IL for
Louisiana, 825 for Missouri, for mississippi, 10
i for South Carolina, IA for Texas, 70 for Tennes-
see, 1856 for Virginia, and for Florida Total for
the Southern States. 1904,
The Cleveland Herald states that the atenm-
boats on Lake Erie use fsh for fuel Surgeons,
weighing eixty Ipoqpds1aFe thrqWh Iiihto the fur
naces, and ahe pl assihtS the con,bustion Of tie
wood, twenty sturgeons being estimated as equal
TO- cord Of Wo9d dd.;l in the generation Of heat.
= * grand tournament foSr ffS the benefit 81 the
widows and orphans Of the soldiers of the Con
tederate aFppy, held last week in oarkyie, Tenn
has resulted in securing over $780, 900 for that pur-
pose. The fret prizeforI tttng at The rings was.
~ won hy w. ErIJorY r Ior Mr. WooD, a. Yankee COM
petitor, who tied with ELLIOTT, at the last rub,
lost the prize., ,af.ssae tzea fo 5insnasaau16eaa
q Hon. ISAAC Nxwgos, Commissioner Of Agrlo1l-
ture, in his report for April just published says:
$50 far the accounts Of the Wheat crop are dis
rocoursgings asa they Indicate short over
large part of the country, But the circulars to
be- return1sdi on ttheArst day of June will fully show
the condition. Of ths and other crops IT that lime
so backward is the season, that earlier accounts
siaa1lilot cannot be relied Upon sss' 20 fEsisa'.F sd
s3 The last exhibitQf the Comptroller Of the Cur
fency shows chat there are one Thousand Elk hun.
,drea and fifty national banks with an aggregate
circulation amounting to s276,540, $40, which is
secured by bonds held by the United States Trea-
sury, estimated at 1924 1864, $780, The total capital
is $414921,479. OF these banks nearly four
hundred are national Repositories Cor the recep-
tion OF Government funds. AS security for such
. funds, the amount held by the department artm en- is
s36, 500.
50 The. Richmond WAdg, of the 4th, says :*fsA dis
~ turbance occurred on the Brooke Road near Yel-
low Tavern, late Friday AFTERNOON, during which
SAMUEL T1NsIEY was stabbed in the abdomen,
and, it is believed, fatally wounded, by q young
man named JOHN SHEPPARD. 1t appears that the
parties had previously had quarrel, and ohanc.
ing to meet, near Yellow Tavern on Friday, 1T was
renewed, and SHEPPARD. twas khocked#a dowp by
T1Ns1EY. AS soon as SHEPPARD regained his fest
and while a.young man named SOLOMON was en-.
deayoring to pacify the parties, SHEPPARD drew
knife and stabbed T1NsLEy in the abdomen, sever
ing some Of the intestines, san9 ilfictings wound
which, it is believed by physicians, will prove
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