The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-19
NEWSPAPER NEWS.

| NEWSPAPER NEWS.
The special correspondent Of the
London Times should be cOwhided Tor
thus disappearing the loyal aud
amiable ladies of South Carolina: "As
| to the hatred Of the North, beyond
doubt II is intense. In not single town
that 1 have visited are Federal off1cars
| admitted to private society. Not
| Yankee has ever crossed this threshold. :
boosted one lady proudly, 'and nopa
ever shall. The men might POSSIBLY
are memorable. They lower their veils
when they meet them in the street :.
leave shops when the hated Yankee
enters, and talk bitter things when they
are travelling in cars and see Yankees
near them. An American might travel
all through the South without hearing
word OF this acrid repugnance to the
North, OF suspecting its existence. un-
less when he found himself In railway
cars or stages with southern womeI;
upon which occasions his ears are shortly
made to tingle. But any one who h.s
opportunities Of probing the true feeling
Of the people will not doubt that tie
chasm between North and South "a
wider than ever 1t was before the war.
and that the South nurses the recollec.
ton OF Its Injuries with all the greater
tenacity, because 1t dares not speak of
them outside its own houses." ~
1t Is stated that the Commercial va,
the only Cincinnati paper which Obtain.
ed an advance copy of the message of tha
Governor OF Ohio, and that ii despatoh,
ed man to Columbus who kept the en.
tire force of the telegraph office occunied
in sending the Declaration of Indepen-
pence and other venerable Documents
over the wires all day and night. 40 thst
none OF the other papers could get even
summary Of the message, while the
Commercial printed 1t In full.
french newspaper recentlv ~.
i1unced that none of its subscribers had
died OF the cholera, that few of its sub.
scribers We're pock-marked, and thesa
were subscribers for only three months.
ana that three only We're bald, and they
were In arrears for their subscriptions,
The Alexandria Gazette, of Tuesday. /
says Colonel John S. Mosby rs arreetsd
In Leesburg On last Monday, and held
subject to the orders of General Avrs
military commandment at Winchester
bu he was soon released, and is now at
his home In Warrenton.
The Western papers are complsin,ns
that 1t costs three bushels of corn ia
send one to market a distance Of ons
hundred miles; one hundred busheIe 10
get pair OF boots; one thousand bush.
els TO get suit of clothes, and two tons
OF corn for ton of coal.
The entire number of National Rank.
now IN existence in the United States.
rs sixteen hundred and twenty-sIx.
wholly absorbing the three hundred
millions OF capital authorized bv Con
gress.
:, Ackerson Call and ex-Provisional
Governor Marvin have been elected
united states Senators from Florida.
over two rebel generals, and had arrived
at Savannah on the 9th inst. en- ro,,ts
to Washington.
A san Francisco despatch reports that
w M. mckay, the cashier of the United;
states suo,freasury in that city, Ia de-
au,ter 70 the amount of thirty thousand
dollars, but that the government n "a.
cured against loss in the affair
General Grant has had an interyIew
WIN senator sumner, and long con-
.etsatioh IN regard to keeping garrisons
the South, aud the re-orpaniza,ion ~
he freedmen's bureau.
: Judge .. a. Lochrane, of Macon.
georgia, native Trishman, has written
Iong letter, In opposition to the Fenian
novenent, IN which he urges his coun-
10 with it. "s '"
ISenate OH Tuesday, by a yerv
asrse majority, directed the Board Of
, uoiic WORKS 10 deliver the Orange and
aiexandria railroad into the hands of
.onh ?. Barbour, Jr., Esq, as the law
ully elected President thereof.
Daniel O'ConnelI' As the name b.
lowed upon one Of the "Big Trees" of
Jalltornia, by Mr.. >. j. Ahern, of New
ork, VINO recently visited California
ne hahie mas been inscribed upon a
marble tablet, and hung upon the tree.
g. w. Buckley. the President of ths
Antghts of the Golden Circle, has been
eleased from Fort Warren, after two
ears and eight months impri sonment.
Mcdonald, the sculptor, is engaged ON
bust OF Charles OConnor, made To thc
rider OF number of the members ~
he bench and Der of New York. The.
rice of it is 10000.
Thomas ]. Lille of Boston, an old ana
tightly respected printer, and for manv
ears treasurer Of the Franklin Tree
raphical Society. died in that city ON
Ionday. IVY VA
Four car loads of cotton were recsnt,,,
lrned on the Texas Central Railrosd
nile on their way to Houston Tba
SIS was thirty thousand dollars.
The steam boat James Chrts,o,ba,
lth Two hundred and fifty bales Of cot.
IN, was burned when i'm abont ~ vo
red miles of Savannah, on SATURDAY
=. Inc New Orleans papers announee the
,nS tnere, on the sixth instant Of
- winner, and states that Loujsf-
on dnriu oee ths without Episcopal vista
Tm uuring the past four years.
Inc steamer Louisburg arrived Mt
tSviuCetoWu, Mass, veste rdax- fro,,,