The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-02
CHI RI ES TON.
, SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER q 1867.
NEWS SUMMARY.

Cotton closed in New iork on oecltae' Mio-
ding Uplands 19c
Cold was quoted in New York at l4O5 al.
1t is stated that the late George W. Kendall
leaves an estate valued at s500000.
"A colony Of English agriculturalists are on
their way to settle in Tennessee.
The German population of New York CITY
is nearly Two hundred thousand.
The experiment of raising tea IN Georgia Pro-
misses to be successful.
Tho Jewish synagogue In San FRANCISCO 10 ohe
of the most superb structures on this continent.
-schoaeld, it is rumored, is candidate for
IJnited States Senator from Virginia. How will
Hunnicutt stand that 2
The value of George Wilkins KendalPs estate
is estimated at half million, and but for the war
would have been worth twice as much.
OF one hundred and twelve members drawn
for the Jury in county in Louisiana, but twenty
are white men.
The Sultan OF Turkey is in state of pitable
poverty He has only $45,0OO,OOO in gold for his
annual personal expenditures.
Fifteen Sisters of Charity have gone from
New Orleans to Memphis, to act as yellow fever
nurses.
A number Of Pennsylvanians are buying farms
in Tennessee, especially in the neighborhood Oh
Chattanooga.
The three leading Republican papers OF CHI
csgo-the Journal, Republican and Tribune-al
support General Grant for the Presidency
Louis Napoleon's model tenement houses are
failure. The workmen call them barracks, and
viii not live in them if they IAN get rooms else
where.
The boot business at Milford Massachusetts,
ia lamentably dull sales are limited; workmen are
beirg discharged, and those remaining put OF
part time.
Madame Louise de Mortie, known as mulat
70 woman Of considerable talent as reader o
poetry, died of the fever in New Orleans, nursing
the poor and sick.
The British Parliament meets on the 18th in
slant, to sanction the Abyssinian expedition whlcf
is rather risky business for the ministry 70 un
dertake on its own authority
"A broom factory is about to be erected in Co
rinth, Miss. The News, Of that town, ''sees nj
reason why the South should not make its owl
brooms as well as the North"
d, English contractors have taken the job o
e. building railroad from Indanols, Texas, to Sar
Antonio, and will begin work at once. The roat
will be great benefit to Western Texas.
The President threatens that if Forney makes
any more trouble, he will publish letter writer
to bim in 1866, in which Forney asks an Office 10
friend, and heartily endorses the Johnsonian po
icy.
An old man in Maryland, who had reached tn
age Of 1O2, was married few days since to hi
third wife, who is rs years Of age. Immediately
after the ceremony, the happy but decrepid coupl
started on bridal tour.
Prior to the war, the bank circulation of Au
gussa, Ga, amounted to nearly si0, 100000, all Q
which was well and prof.ably employed IN legiti
mste trade. Now the available bank circulation i
about $4,000.
The Cunard Company bought four ships +
start with, and they are now the owners Of twenty
our splendid ocean steamers, built out of thei
rye profits, after paying splendid dividends
stockholders.