The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-01

1oAs1uct Two new ports, the one military and the
other commercial They will be separated by al
immense jetty, taversed by railroad. The work.
VIII cost fifteen millions Of fancs or $4,000, coo
and it will take six years to complete them.
The Norfolk [Va.) Day Book Of Tuesday, saws
:.s4he steamship Bosphorus, one! Of the line run.
ming between this port and Liverpool, reached
here yesterday afternoon and proceeded at once t
receive her cargo Of cotton, which is piled ND AZ
high IS the tops of the houses in the neiehbor
hood. This ship is built Of iron, is 31sa feet il
length, 95 feet beam, and Is feet depth Of hole
She Will take away about twenty-five hundred
bales of cotton which will be in addition to q large
quanhty OF corn and salt beef now in her ballast
There is woman living in Rush township Sus-
quehanna county, Pa, named Ruth Rosenkrans
aged elghty-eig years and seven months who is
the mother Of twelve children, the grandmother Of
ninety-one, the eat-grandmother of tso hundre.
and twenty-two, and the great greats randmoth
Of twenty y-four-making in all three hundred and
forty-nine. famlly Of three hundred and ffty.
prolific family indeed. She IS now well, and
some time ago knit pair OF socks in three days,
and ia able to do it now. d.
The Governor of Pennsylvania has sent mes
sage to the Legislature Of that State in relation to
the laHlessness which prevails in the coal regions
OF schuylki1 county. According to the state
ments thus given, nearly fifty murders have been
committed iI thss county within four years, and
punishment seems to be impossible, in consequence
of the secret af6liations which exist among the
disorderly miners. a powerful organization exists,
which is banded together for offensive and defen-
authority which is superior to the laws.
The New York Herald, Of Friday, says: An Or
der Of arrest for DAA1EL Drew and E1sK & BrYpp,
brokers, Was issued yesterday on the compIaint
OF JosEPH B. STEWART, vthe assignee Of :LEoNAap
HuycK charging them With wrongsful conversion. q.
Of capital furnished by HuYoK for joint opera
tion. Judgment is demanded IN the sum OF $500
GOO, and petition is entered to have the defend
ants render an account Of their Operations IN Erie
stock for the. last year and half. Mr. DREW was
held to baii IN the sum Of $3.50, ,OO0 and Messra.
FtsK BE1Dnn $780, each. "a: -l.S. q,
Leading Conservatives lin Tennessee saws 4
Nashville propose that colored voters be
invited to the political meetings, and send dele
gates to the convention which meets in this civ
next month to nominate candidate for Governor
The proposition is encouragingly received, and
win probably be adopted. The colored voters: nre
invited to send representatives to, the Republican
Congressional Convention, which is called to meer
in this city on the 16th Of May next, and JoHH
TRnBIE, Who has already announced himself as q
candidate, will doubtless be nominated. 1T is not
anown who the Conservatives win run. =
The Columbus In1ue.e,: says :..rWe saw yester-
day specimens Of sof5,i smooth, regular and ex-
cellent Cotton thread which is now being manufac.
trred at this establishment, SOME three miles
above Columbus. Thread Of as high number as
sixteen is now being turned out. The highest
previously was twelve. Operations commenced
week eefore last. The making Of cloth has not
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the advantage OF our manufacturing interests and
TO know that Of last, cne establishment IS nndar:
way. We hope that others may be before many
days. .g. Z Y ,. \. .1, M ::
The case Of RRfoK1ualDaR,s admin; -. ! ~,
against LEEs executors and others has been r.,r-
Rie1ing the mind of Kentucky ever since 1911. IT.
grew out OF another suit begun 17os, so that ita
history is that of Kentucky itself. JoHx BREogm-
RIDGE and GEoRaE NICHOLAS, two Of Kentuckys
ab,est men, made contract with JoHN LEE for the
purchase of 5000 acres IN Bath County and hence
aroseaninvoived SCI les Of legal cisi actions with
ont end: From 1895 to 1867 is bridged BY this te-
diota law suit, to which JAnHDzoE ueysus JARNDYcE
looks feeble and unconnplcated The Court OF
Appeals has decided ssubstantiaily in favor Of
BnfcSuha1DdE's heirs, the amount aued for being
about $4,000. - .:--l-- s@ss, ~
The Commissioners Of the Kentucky Institution
tor the edncation and training Of ;feeb!e-min
children have just made a report to the Ieoisla.
ture, in which they cal attention to i 81 practice
which Is quite common in Kentuck tl,anarriaoa
OF blood relations. They add their testimony "a tha
abundant evidence already collected by phyaici.na
snd philanthmras that a GlarKe Dor centapa n
deaf nntes and of the bind, limited pef oantas
Of MnAticsS and no Doubt much larger one; ;sl,sn
either of idiotc ase tie