The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03

.sh q hy an American
81 ~, ~ 1890 :
M 3Gals a coins ia Now York ON Friday even
inS, asilver dollar, coined l764, brought s42 30
skiaf ditla dated 17S4, WAS purchased for So, and
SSSsnt cant dated 1893, sold for $40. An Edwards
cents a. l7a66 brought Is Is, and
Carolina elephant piece. Of 1891 was sold for
1qS 80. s.s,,.,.,,; - ..s.s.:.
Cussntsrisit money, representing in value s24,-
mn inffactionsf ourrency and bills of the Fishkn
ooanty n y. a,,a, ,Mesban;csa Rank New Haven,
|;,.,s .s 81 atatan I,and bnriad in
a. sssaS. it E snnnoaea to be mart Of the stock
twoS;,torio,,s nov sarvino.a tenn
sT;SGsssSSS s;SsSEs' 8. STssiEESs
1ba New Be5ssrd Meyt,e,1 Announces the death
=, rsnyTaoiN of that oitv Of the aee ~
sninety-o,ne.. SSSwas the;.widow ofFnAScus RorcH
Rso.: one Of the OWNERS OF the ship Dartmouth,
oeaeh.,tod ssthe vessel which brought into Boston
h.rbor the. tea which yas thrown oyerboard by
: tba- sl&ahswkss sin 177s.... ,'@ss5
saS;;iinSmense nor56oise. measuring nine feet in
length ..vsse cspiured. ..one dsy lnst week on the
1onaofssta abor,, .balf mile east Of Brdvenort
Conn H3aane in.Ns;th the tide and was laft bph
and drv wban i abbed These creatures ara issl.
and are. valuable onv for their oil
vhich brings q good price. :. - . -
Two oaicera Of the Fifth Artillery, stationed at
Fortress Monroe, had an alteration on Thursday
about the sppoinanent Of one Of them to the COM
mspdof Eey West, which the other claimed as his
dne. BloYs were struck: and in the struggle the
shoulder straps OF one .of them was torn off bis
co.t. No sarious injury was done ON either side
A party 81 ladies' and gentlemen are on an ex-
cursion to the Rocky Mountains, under the aus
pices of the managers of the Union Pacific Rail-
road. They arriyed in. Chicago on Thursday, by
special train from AbanySquickest time on re-
cord;a came into Chicago from Detroit, by way Of
the Michigan Central Road, at fifty miles an hour
The JapanesaG Goasrnnent is particularly an1-
ious (unhke The CMnese) to become American
lied. I'm the army and navy the American uni
forms have been adopted; also American saddles
introduced aud used by the Tycoon. Tho Secre-
tary of Legation, now in Washington, was one Of
fhe frat. mission to this country in 1860: he also
,,;u;ted Frsncisco in the Jananese war steamer
Knudsana,7o.
.The Byoeum of Natural HISTORY OF Willi.ms
col,aoea h.a 81 am1atured plans for an e.pedition to
fso,,tt, am,rieas The party will consist Of twelve
select mem OF the society under the charge Of Pro-
) fesao, ;hMEa.onros. of Rochester. former gra-
I,nata Of Williams College. A careful exploration
~ ,bs western const of South America is propos-
aa and ftom thence the party intend to cross the
Andes and pass down the Amazon.
The New YorI, L,depeusse,, remarks: "THappEus
srEvsss. we regret to say. continues i'll. The In
man line Of steamers last week invited him to &C
cont the cantain's stats room of one of their yes
sells for voyage to Europe, but he was too weak
to undertake the trip. Advancing a., and multi
piled hbors have lately reduced his strength in an
alarming degree. Nevertheless, all winter long,
though he has been down one day, he has been up
The next" ,-s...
A Chicago dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
says: "A gentleman, named Rev. J. C. WHITE, un-
dertook to lecture on Romanism in Quincy, Inst
night but the han was taken possession Of by the