The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-30
The lailg Menus
NEWS SUMMARY.

hlluulinB UpluINS
Cotton closed in Liverpool at 1oId. for Middling
Uplands.
Coal ta7 is the latest motive power.
A Dayton man con, n,octcd n now advertising
scheme tho other dny. He sent q silk balloon
several hundred feet In tho air. whom patont fuso
exploded largo bag full Of circulars, nnd they
camo autteripg down to oil parts Of the city.
E1-Vicc President HAhLIN, in tho course OF an
address at Republican Convention, In Ponobscot
county, NIainc, tho othcr dny, advised tho mpcuch-
mont OF tho President. Hon. G. A. Grow, in q
political address, in Montrose, Ponn., q few days
since, spoke in d similar strain.
Tho Sn"z Canal people only want 4 hundred
millions tof franrs) more and with that sum they
pledge themselves to complete thoir work. This,
il will DO remembered. is tho fourth hundred OF
millions thoy have asked for lhoy havo alre stiy
had thrco.
company OF dormans is organized in San
Francisco to Induce emigration from tho Old
World TO Sitka. for which purpose agencies aro Ia
bc established in tho larger German cities. Tho
principal object Of tho enterprise iB tho doyolop-
ment Of tho fisheries OF Alaska.
Tho Dcs Mones Valley Railroad, already run
ming hundred and Bi,ty-two miles up ono Of
the richest and most fortilo valloys in tho world,
to tho capital OF Iowa at Dos Moines, will bo ex-
tended fifty miles further up the valley next sum-
lutOTsoCtlitR llNo Ot rOau h1cAuy running
ACROSS tho State TO Council Bluffs and Omaha.
mooting of garcons dc ctlfe was hold Mt Paris,
n fow days aBo to discuss tho gront pourboiro
question. It WAS convened by waiter with soul
above his business, who thought tho acceptance
Of pourbDres, ''lerosatory to tho dignity OF tho
profession" but majority decided oil continuing
to pocket the uifront.
Mr.. HATCH has gono to Morelonso La, aud
Bprend tho Honduras feyer in TINT rich parish to
sucl degree that il bids fair TO bocome depopu-
lntod. Eighty families woro to join him for Hon.
duras from that parish, and probably many othors
tho bost plantations on tho Dwuf River can be
bought, woll improved, OF 81 lin spoco) per acre.
worth $50 in 1861.
An car Of corn, raised on tho farm of MIR. JoHN
W. JACOBS, noar SwITzERB bridge in Ammo Arun-
dol county, md brought to Richmond, is probably
ono OF tho lnrgost over produced in tho United
States. 1t is about ten inches long and weighed
throo and a-llnlf pounds. Noar tho stom it was
twelve inches in circumference, and nearly six
inchcs in circumference at Tho small end.
Tho Perriere Of the General Transatlantic
Companys Aeot, which rccentl- won tho
gold medal OF tho Paris Exposition for supo-
riority in speed and safety oclipsod on her Inst
passage to Paris al her previous accomplishments,
doing the distance between Now York and Hayrc
in eight days and sovonteen hours, the fnstest
timo on record
Tho President has ordered tho Bureau Of Rebel
Archives OF which DR.. FRANCIS LrEbEn was chiof
to DO closed. This Bureau organized by Soc
retary STANTON, and contains all the captured
records OF the civil and military administration Of
tho defunct Confedoracy. It has been OF great
fnSgaca TO tho government in it's various inyestga-
Tho Paris Cha'iudri publishes wuvu v-..
senting 1897" undor tho form OF fomslc figure
BCatl0- Cr0wninp with n In -,
turally tall old woman, wearing tho we'll known
Prusslan helmet with n spike at tho top, nnd bend
ing down to recoiyo tho favor. Below is writton,
"Firat prize for rapid growth awarded to Prus-
sia." An N. d. adds: "Tho successful candidate
is, however, n little out Of shapo"
1t is snid that the Slate Department has roceiv-
ed Intelligence through an agent of General PnM,
the Spanish revolutionary leader that il succuss-
ful lle will offer tho island Of Cuba to Govern-
ment Mt n price to be fixed by mixed commission;
to keep England passive spectator, Cuba boing
pledged to repay tho British bondholders. This in
telligcnce MAS sont to MIR. SEWARD month since,
but hc did not not upon il.
The Memphis Buaesta says that the project of
direct trndc with Europe. having Memphis. on tho
mississippi, for ono terminating point and Lyons,
ON tho Rhono, for tho other is in process Of con-
summation; and as in tho course OF some months
Vessels from Lyons may DO anchored at tho Mem
phis landing, it iB well to know something about
the French city. Tho Buletin, therefore, dovotes
column to description OF Lyons, ita trade,
manufactures, &c.
Tho Linlon Baihirr says that II people planting
orchards would give orders TO mark tho north sitle
OF trocA bofore thoy nro takon up, aud whom sot
out 10 ayo tho trees put in tho ground with thcir
north sdo 10 tho North, in their natural position,
larger proportion, il is said, would Ivo az ienor.
inr Ila nj Naturp in iha rouSo % ,,,,,, t-...
planted trccH dying II tho north siio be exposed
to tho Sonth tho heat Of tho sun is tuo proat for
That sdo Of tho treo TO bear therefore Il dries mn
and decays.
The New York Eucniny Pos, OF tho 18th snys /:
bale OF new hops received III this city yoster-
dny,'forwardod from Petersburg, Va. This is tho
first consignment OF tho kind oycr mado from n
Bouthorn State and ia tho result Of q late o1peri
mont. half acfo wns planted with hops and 46o
pounds OF tho popular material was packod. |
II may bo added TINT the quantity obtained
ia fair and tho quality EXCELLENT lager beer
is doubtless destined thus to eItend tho range OF
its operations. r
correspondent of tho Now York Indcpendeni.
travelling in the South, finds some Northern mis-
sionares who arc not "sound on the goose" Ho
says: "Twice within the Last fow months baya
seon Indies, missionary toachors from tho North.
and who had shown great interest in aud devotion
TO their work, quit tho Buppor table becauao a
worthy Christian minister, with q rather dirk
skin, had been invited to take a scat there I
have seen, too, mon who hnyo proved themselves
nob!o champions OF tho rights OF the colored
rnco when to bo such was to risk their own lives,
turn away from tho table at which two or threa OF
tho best clnss OF colored citizens wero o1pcctcd
Tho ineal descendant OF DKnRor MoAioRoUou.
tho last Irish King, is now working as q stone-
mason at buildings st Toxteth Park, LIVERPOOL.
He Is known by tho HAIno Of D.. Tho un- |
doubted representative Of the Earl Of Ulster, who
hourished ip the time OF ELIZABETH, and who eaye
that monarch good tloal Of trouble In Ireland ia
policeman in the Liver pool police force Tho grand.
son OF ono Of tho most eminent membors OF, The |
Irish Parliament, who was not only distinguished
as an orator and beautiful lyric poet, but also
for his patriotism and opposition to the Union, ia
now q barman In = spirit vault near the Iiyerpool
Exchange.
It aeoms that dispute about boundaries has
arisen between Colorado and Nebraska, and Tho
town OF Juleaburg being situated 80 TO spoak. on
the fenco, is In danger OF being left out in tho cold
wlilo the quarrel goes on. In this extremity the
mayor and councils Of that town hrvo had Iumi.
nous ides. Thoy have resolved, temporarily, TO
constitute themselves separate sovereignty This
declaration OF Independence, however, is a mora
novel stop in seeming tlan in reality with the
Julosburghers, since, IL common report does not
Rlander fhnp, }hoon IL, I.