The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-12
'Ihe Daily n ews.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1866.
ALI. SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

Petroleum fever in Cuba.
Bsrnum's Museum is to be enlarged.
Harvesting has commenced in Alabama.
diamond recently sold in Paris for $4,000.
Gsn Mcclellan Is at Gemunden.
Illicit whiskey confiscstions continue in New
York.
The Montgomery, Ala, hackmen are fned $5
for swearing ON the streets.
The South jersey chickens are dying from some
unaccountablo disease.
Tiou.e robberies in New York are frtghtfuuy on
the increase.
cargo OF nearly 1000 negro slaves was recent
ly landed in Cuba.
Now York thief opened store to sell tho
ewelry he had stolen.
Fifty deaths per day from yellow fever in Vera
Cruz. A wa"
valued at $1,000
i, Four hundred clerks are out of employment in
London, by the recent failures.
James P. Luce, ESQ.,, is to assume the editori al
management or the Chicago Republican.
Tho New York State Annual German Festival
takes place at Erie City in August.
Three suicides and two prize fights in New Or
leans in one day.
=. Merry, the FreDch writer, poet and wit, is dead.
He WAS genius and a gambler. =
Paris fashions tell Of a "tsrte" bonnet ,pnncb
thinks it must be piquante.
a new torpedo has been invented by Maury and
approved by the Emperor of the French ~.
Everything is warm in this weather. Not even a
COOL reception is chronicled.
The Assistant Quartermasters receive no quar-
ter at the hands OF the War Department
FORTY or fifty are to be mustered out forthwith
The hanging of MoMurray at Paducah, Ky., for
lmuruerlng another negro, WAS q bungline affair
Inc victim OF the law struggled three-quarters Of
Goyernment onca bod . ,ro,,a:,. :.
vile which contained $1,000 cords. Not a stick
ieft-all stolen. D. =" -" ~ ,,' '''''A ''AA
Baron Rothschild long since removed all the
vaiuables from his chateau across tho Rhine, and
Snis example Is now being extensively followed
fskag. Hk landlords in Prussia Germany Austria and
.t virgiRls E 9s trSuting party visited the head
t MaSe5s OF tne flk and Bnckhsnnon Rivers, and
iouno men IN the mountains whb had never seen
wagon; Bears, deer, panther, &c.. were found
n There is cave in the mountains of sohohsrie
County, N. Y, which has been exploreS to A.
distance of twenty-fiv miles, and WhioS has fne
halls, splendid stalaettes, and the usual wonders
ana curlositfes OF subterranean galleries.
A. organisation of oounterfeiters, reaching from,
the st. Lawrence to the Rocky Mountains' has
eeen disclosed by the arrest Of parties in Knnaaa
winch is said to have issued spurious biIis to the
amount OF one and quarter millions Of dollars.
The Old "Tecumseh. Plantation" on the Missis
sipPI, carried M on BY three men, was recently
stea Dy robbers who plundered the prorrietors
OF $4,000 killed their stock, sot the stables on Are
ana murdered five Of the negro lAborers.
James Littleworth, Of Tennessee, is 7s years
ola ana has 81 children, the Oldest So and the
yUuhgest ,,tg 81 months, He is now living with his
fourth wife, whom he married at the age ~ 5a
ahe being then little Indian squaw Of IL. '''
sWindier recently visited the Female Coege
IN baitimore engaged to place his sster in the in,
ssosHo5 sS Raa the fees with $500 forged check
Of operations. 0l"Nseu hiS Dase
o,: Fashions are still srnali-smailer than ever
SRds narrower mar day BY day piece of tue tied
q bonnet, In France the old Empire oostnm,es M, 10
are Rapidly gaining ground. The kmpress ia de-.
eermnea they shall become the fashion. short
much en- yogue just now and Considered verv 70
CONNIE comsme f1ut The tight jackets are thought