The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-13
NEWS SUMMARY.


NEWS SUMMARY,
Gold closed at 1885. 4, -+--.;7 ~ II
Mddling Uplands closed at 29a29ac. III
LEVER, the novelist, is Consul ut Trieste: -
The negro Bradley is on his way North to collect
stmartyr money" !" .ss..,,. -. .-t s.,- l. as
mont, newspaper in that State suggests tax Of
$1,000 upon every petition for separation as sink
ing fund for the State debt. '';r =. s.
Yhe Baltimore Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church,; south, is:. now in, session in
that city, Bishop PIERCE presiding. DR.. Lov1cK
PIERCE, the venerable father of the Bishop, was
asked to preach sermon commemorative Of the
late Bishop sou14E. The Baltimore Conference Of
the Northern Methodist Church is also in session
in that city at this present time. NIL
The Herald Of Sunday says: The Fenian ex-
citement continues unabated. Numerous dona-
tions were accepted, but owing to the lowness Of
the funds hundreds who offered to volunteer were
refused. An enthusiastic meeting Of Irish Aneri-
can officers Was held at Masonic Hall last night
The members Of the Brotherhood IN Washington
and elsewhere are also moving in the msttaE Eaaaid
to the men at the 'front.' 7;.t' -,
s.HARR1Er BEECHER STOWE and her bTsstI1er.
CHARIEs BEgcHEn,E sailed from New York on Ties
day, en- route to EloEida> in which State Captain
FREDERIoK B.; STeNEs owns and is cultivating q
fapa- They expect to remain in the land of
cen6pedes ana flowers some six months Tt is to
bo hoped this visit viii not incapacitate Mrs Stowe
from indulging in future lights Of colored fiction
Contact with fact has o1ten had a very SOLDERING
influence upon imaginative writer's.
Four dead bodies have thus far been takeness
me Washington corresp pondent. Of tho New York
Herald, from the ruins of the fire which occurred
here last night, among them that Of ,EmER1oH,
the keeper of an adjoining restaurant, who. with
others was killed by the falling Of the walls Of his
own back building Several persons Who by the
same cause were precipitated into the cellar sue
ceeded in escaping without msterial damage Z Il Il
The Cincinnati Commercial, giving an abstract
OF the bankrupt law, says, editorially t'H the
reader chances to find any portion Of our synopsis
not SO clear as he would desire, let it be remem-
bered, in our behalf that the President was oblig-
ed-and we CANNOT be astoniHhed at the fact-to
call for the author Of the bill to ezplan its mean
ing and that we, unfortunately, have not had OF
command the same advantage in obtaining an in
terpretaGon Of its provisions
Remarking upon the necessity Of the adoption
of some national financial system, The New York
Journal Of: Commerce remarks: ssUnless some
recognized system is soon adopted, it Will be too
Late to prevent financial storm that viii sweep
with cruel blight over all the land. IF we were
seeking for political revolution, we should say
that such crisis could come none too soon ; but
not even to open the eyes Of the people to the fear
ful dangers impending from Radical legislation
would we willingly invoke the tempest that must
wreck so many fortunes.n j,s iils5S ai Il !
The New York Express has q long account of the
Ash Wednesday services at St. Adams Chapel, the
Temple Of &Ritualism in New York, from which it
appears that something like Mass was celebrated;
That the "Pnest" wore.a q sschasuble," with cross
embroidered upon it's back; that candles burned
ON tne e'atar;; that the services were :tintoned;
that ssgennfe fectionsn were made to o ,crncifx and
to rii a
5
seZ making the sign of the cross after the Catho-
nc fashaon Large congregation, we are told,
were preseni, ssappar arently impressed BY the wor-
shpin which they had participated" /, e::S,is5'.:
prospectus for new RadicaLpaper in New Or
Jeans is just out. In addition to the usual stata
ment OF principles and terms, is note signed Eys
Mp. BANKs and B F, Bu1LRR, saying, that hsT-,
ing investigated the enterprise, they certify that
the copartners therein are loyal men, and TINT sa
majority IN number and interest were known to
the agners during their military administration in
LOUISIANA IS true Union men, they therefore re.
commend, etc. The above is then concurred in
with the signatures attached Of WADE, srEyEss.
sHEL1AnARaEn, Co1FAx, LOGAN, and General How
ARD. The journal thus heralded will apnear IN
the 25th inst .r .g = 7754'
The statement that ssTHoMAs Brown, Of Ohio.
VIII receive the appointment Of Assistant Secretary
or the Treasury, Uice CHANDLER, resigned Saws
fhe New York Herald, is not correct. Mr. CHGND-
1ER has not resigned, and, though he has for a
long time been anxious to rid himself Of the labo-
1ious duties Of his Office, the Secretary has been
unwilling to accept his resignation on account Of
his peculiar qualifications for the position. Mr..
OHAsDLER has temporarily absented himself to.
make visit to New Hampshire 1T is not proba-
ole that he WIN resign for some months unless the
complete failure Of his health should compel him
to do so. 5.4- y II! ls..S,s,&.H M q ,iT7.T 4
Yesterday. we published q paragraph about
<'chignon craWlers." We see by our files that our
Northern sisters are diligently engaged in nxarnn-
ing their waterfalls, and the papers contain sas
founding Developments Of the horrors revealed
One writes to the New York World ssT have long
felt something moving all over my head, and there
mas been constant tendency on my part to-sIoiIs
1sayit E-to scratch. 7 now know the cause: IT
nave abandoned my chignon and have forbidden
1ne wearing OF them by my daughters Peace and
qnet now reigns in a lately nearly distracted
household. Those who wish" for similar xhaappi NJ, i
ness; must leave off their waterfalls.n ,$ ..e1. q
hthe case Of SANFORD CoNovER, on Saturday:
J0oge WYLIK delivered the unanimous decisiop ~
the Court in 6,'co upon the motions which we're
argued on the I'd instant; and which were pub
1lahed in THz NsHa Of yesterday. The rnotion in
arrest OF Judgment was overruled, as was also the
motion Tor new trial. The Judge remarked that
1ne Court were Of opinion there was very little
ground for the motions at all upon any point ex-
cept that relatng to the identity Of the adayta aa
having been taken: before Judge HoH. Upon this
Latter point the Court were Of opinion that the IN
&tctment was not detective, and thsrsfore tpey da
not consider themselves authorized to set the pri
soner at large. ooHovza has not yet been SEN
fenced. M gs5aT3
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The following abstract gives the Te1lian news up
70 Saturday night last: "a heavy force q Fe,.rs
hed one OF the mountain passes in the north Of
Fpperary, Ireland, on Friday evening, and Eng
hah troops with artillery were sent out to diaodee
hern but the result OF the battle has not reached
MS. The Fenians have capvp'ad and hold the no
Zee station at KtteeI in the County Kildare. The
important mountain range Of the GaItses, IN Nuns
ter is said to be full Of Fenians, and an attack on
the town OF Tipperary, Capital Of the County, was
looked for. The inhabitants Of the town are said
TO be completely disafected to the Government.
Iainster# Province and the County Of Kerry are
again tranquil, but small bodies Of Fenisns patrol
the Counties of Cork Waterford I ;n,,.ar-;ol, 80