The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-13
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
N ewS Summary.

IN owS SUMMARY
Tho number of pardons granted by the President.
since April 49, for political offences, is officially reported
1881.
In Paterson, N. j., the locomotive shops busy.
In OF this shops they expect turn out eleven
motives each month for the next three months.
The Unite States Express Messengers safe on the
Eastern bound train on the Pacific Railroad No. was
robbed apout three O'Clock Friday morning botwee n
Lees Sum nit and Pleasant Hill, of about $4,000.
Advices from Texas state that the Grand Jury of Gam
eron County have indicted ex-Maor. General HEnRoN,
of the United States army for kidnapping deliver.
ing to General coRTTNAs suspected Imperiallst who
was subsequently shot by CoRTISAs' order.
serious proposition has been made to Head Centre
STEPHENS to unite with SANTA ANNA, for tho purpose
OF founding an Irish Republic in Mexico. The Canada
caroaries to be solved before the original PROPOSE
ton is demonstrated.
gigantic cotton factory, called the .sMsnassas''
mandatory, has been built at Carrollton Miss It
contains 900 spindles 1900 LOOMS and COOS into
operation July l. The stock now stands 15 per cen t.
above par.
Advices from Mexico state that ooRr1NAs suffered
complete defeat the 27th of April at Pato Blanco
severai Americans reported to be among the killed
1t Is also reported that the Juarss were repused In an
attaok on scatilan Several other engagements have
occurred, oil said to be in favor of the French,
We notice among the indictments presented by the
United States District Court Alabama was one apanst
Messrs E. a. MEroALF and ". T. HATcHErr for isauinp
fractional currency bills They required to fur.
nsh recognzance in the of $4,000 each for each
indictments
Parties from the North are to put It'd aye hu ndred
neat dwelling houses at Newport News. Newport News
was Tor long time an important point during militia ~
on the Peninsula 1t is at the junction Of
James hver and Hampton Roads, and was the scene
the engagement between The Merrimac the frioates
Cumberland and Conqress.
president JOHNSON has remttted S700 of a fpe @ Z
SsVo imposed upon NICHOLAS 0DANIEL of Kentucky
convicted OF violation Of the United States Intern al
revenue laws 1t was shown In the evidence submit.
ted to the Executive that oDAN1EL is poor and un
eoucated man. and had violated the law through igno.
rance, and not with criminal intent.
1t s announced that stream Of gold has been fonnd
In the Vermilion region, varying in size from small
grain TO nuggets as large seed pearl barley In
consequence Of the alleged discovery the majority of
Iae no'oers ot quartz veins exploring the beds OF
the various creeks and streams and hunting I'D was
ings. e.. -
verdict Of $sl,sle OF was rendered Monday in the
CoHrtof Common Pleas New York. against the oamd en-
and Amboy Railroad Company. In suit brough by
Mr. LAMB and others to recover the value of cotton
received by defendants carriers and burned
Mt their wharf in that city before it was delivered to the
conaignees.
WARNER, OF New Orleans whose Photograph q Allery
was burned on May 18th, and which heavily insur.
ed WAS with his wife, after lengthy investigation at
the demand OF the insurance oanes by the hre in
spector committed for arson. Twice previously Mr.
WARNER had been burnt out, each time heavily In.
sured.
There is project foot among the IsraelItes of the
United States to build magnificent college, for the
purpose of educating the young men protesting that
faith In all the scientific and classical branches but par
tcuArly in Jewish theology Hitherto the Jews have
had to send their children designed for the to
the continent for education.
heavy storm passed the country In the vicinity
Of Grifhn Ga, on Tuesday last doing great injury to
the growing crops. On plantation ell the buildings
were blown down, and all the horses killed. On an.
other two negroes were killed, and the owner seriously
injured The wheat crops along the line the tornado
were completely prostrated and ruined
4 reneontre occurred In Thomasviiie, Ga on Thurs
day last between THOMAS j. LIaHTFoor and G. O. RroH
ARDsoN during which pstos and knives were freeIy
used and both parties severely MORALLY wound
ed RIcHARDsoN, few months since was agent of the
Freedmen's Bureau OF that place. but was admitted to
the bar by Judge HANsELL OF the court at Yldosta on
Monday last.
A report has reached St Joseph NO. from the pIs,nH
TO the effect that the Indians lately convened at
Hollow have quarreled among themselves Three
hundred Of the young braves refused yield to the
older members OF the tribe who favored going to
ie to the great treaty. and painted for the war
path. Wheraupon the wise heads surrounded the
youngsters killed their horses, burned thor tents and
Killed one two of the ringeaders after which peace
reigned among the gentle ssvages.
Russian official paper states that the Rabbinfca Jews
in Russia possess six hundred and fifteen synaeoeuss
and two thousand four hundred and thirty-Aye orao
rios to which 800 religious officials attached The
Carates, who only to be met with in five Govern.
ens have fourteen synagogues and religious
officials OF 6.SS600u souls, composing the population
OF Poland the Jews are above 000 II per cent on
the whole In many OF the towns the Jewish popula.
ton prepondsrae but ew Jews found In the rura,
districts. ~ 5,-,' e
In the United States District Court at Montgomery.
on Monday. indictment for treason was read aganst
Judge WM G. JONES' The indictment sot forth that the
accused did, In December 1885, In connection with JEr.
PERSON DAVIS, JUDAH p. BENJAMIN, and divers others
oonsprs to obstruct tho execution OF the laws of the
United States and attempt to overthrow eatd Govern.
1aent by incting to and organizing armed 1s..tarce
and insurrection. &o. Other indiotnents were also
found for conspiracy and true bill was also found
against @. W. GAYLE, 7. 8. OAsswEIL and ]. A. Woaxa
for completely In the assassination Of A[f,1sco1s.