The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-04
The 1aii11g M}geemms+
NEWS SUMMARY.

plantation in Louisiana, which anterior to tho
war yielded income Of sj0,00O was sold tho
other day for $4,000.
-. ST. Louis has a,popu!aton Of 900. On pleas
ant Sundays about $4,000 Of tho people attend
church. sfr f'' - hHt
Connecticut has population Of $4,000, against
AGO 14S in 1sG0 and 370 793 in 1850, anu oxpcctt
ed population Of $4,000 i'll 1870
In tho State Of Mississippi tllcro thrty-ninc po-
litical papcrs. or llcso fifteen opposed to re-
construction under. tho law Of Congress-, and
twenty four in favor OF It.
Tho fayurito opithet applied 10 Senator Sunn1En'b
speeches IL exhaustive" in consequence, prpbal
bly,, Of tho cffect they produce OH lintoncrs and
readers. So ssys one Of our Northern exchanged
Gen. ALLY: A. BENTON, lsto Minister 10 DoRota
has presented to General GRANT pair OF solid
silver spnra, Of very antique pattern and Weighing
pound apiece. A similar pair, but not go hoavI
wero presented to General RAWLINGS.
Tho clergy Of tho Cathedral mt Milan aro In con-
sternation. valuable necklace, with o double
row Of poarls, has Just beon stolen from tho neck
of tho Virgin called dell atbero. Tho affair re-
mains mystery.
The Cartersvile Empress, Of the S1st says that
tho wheat harvest in thrt section is rapidly ap-
prosching, and that thero was an Immense area Of
land sown down, and That tho crop, from all a9-
counts, bids fair to bo full ono. Preparations arb
uom peirk1 tlhoo 1of cnSiuS lie 4
The Inauguration Of tho marble statue OF HENRY
CLAY took pnco at Louisville on Thursday, busi-
mesa generally being suspended, and all classos Of
oltisehs taking part in tho demonstration. Judgo
bullock delivered all address, and GEORGE D.
PRENTICE read poon written for tho occasion.
Tho Commssloner vi tho General Land Onioo
has decided that persons taking advantage OF tho
Homestead Law, must show thoir intention to
fully comply with it's requirements. Thoy cannot
claim 10 60 upon tho land once in overy six months,
and remain thorc day or two, and leave it again.
The Rugbians thinking Of celebrating tile
tercentenary OF the foundation Of their school, by
I. founding scholarships, by building additional
Hchool-rooIns, by rebuilding enlargiug the cha
pol, BY establishing a gymnasium and swimming
. bath or by establishing boys library and rond
ing-roon,.
The Uniontown perry County, Aa.) Herald
4. Rays; 'Wo hnd occasion. fow days sinco to vsit
Greensboro, and observe tho growing crops along
tho roadside. Corn s doing we'll FREQ from grass.
and in condition to mako Ill abundant yiold. Tho
cotton nevGr looked moro promising. The frcotl-
men arc working we'll"
Among the ouriositios in tho Paris Exhibition is
4 n'poa-shGlling machine, by means OF which peck
=! Of peas dan DO shelod in about eight minutes
q without boing touched with tho hands. pair OF
vulcanizod iron rollers do tho work, aoixng tho
pOu ChfClully prcsblnb OUT tue pens, NDu uTOnplDH
tho pods on the. table. 80 :
=. At q meeting hold nt Winchester, Tenn, tho
. militia called into service by Governor BRowkIow
was sevorely denounced. II was charged that
they lad killed. ono peaceful ctizen and compelled
. many others to conceal themselves to escape a
+. similar fate. Tho President has been appealed to
for protection and, in OF his refusing il, tho
:" citizens arc recommended TO protect themselves.
mississippi paper, writing about tho losses by
overflow, says: "Wc hayo lad sad reports from
the Mississippi bottoms. Water, water every
where harbfngor OF want and famine; thousands
offarmcrs have staked their last dollar upon tho
hazard OF this years crop, and III Tho rapid torront
tliat COURSES over their wlilom folds they read
ruin irrotriovablc.' IF"
The Japanese arc polite. and at Tho same timc
inquisitiye They salute upon the slishtest
pretext by placing the bands Iupon tho kuoes,
shutting hnlf up like well oiled jack-knifo, de
ivnring the word '.Ono' in their most soductiyo
tones They, will mount your porch and peer
steadiaatly through Your parlor windows until
they arc discovered, whea, instead Of being abash
ed, thoy smiIo with singular sweetness aud look
again a. ttag :" .iai y 49,, ,'..'-
SRA 'newnsynagoguo was dedicated in nislmond
Inst Friday, with. considerable pomp and ccrcn,o-
n.y. Th6 SERVICES wore condnctcdby Rov. DIR. A.
nnti. The name Of Tia ja MasR af s scnein,
Houss of Isnol"-their. hall is in Broad street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth. The peY congregation
discards jewish Orthodoxy" and tho Gcrmun
''hfinhag," sails under tho "lleform" flag and tho
American Minhng." Tho Mayor and City Coun-
Gil Of Richmond wero present at tho dedication
An exchange, referring to tho industry and 3D.
briefly OF tho jews rofeIs also to thoir bcncvoeco
To the needy Of thor own faith, thor hand ia over
extended In kindly Offices OF charity Wo,ob-
serve thht III tho Bopthern Baptist Convention at
Memphis, Rov. Mr.. RESFRo, Of. Alabama, statod
that on his expressing desire to ottoud the $685.
sion, but his inability To- do 80 on account OF
inpnSya lesding Jew otslIis town made up tho re-
quiiite funds from small synagogue, and pro-
! scntod y 70 him. ;.!3r y4E ,!s;1
gentleman named FIELD, Yicc.Presidont oGtho
Birmingham. Chamber OF Commerce, is now in
Montreal ON tonr through tho United States aud
Canada torobtain an exprcssion OF opinion from
thn principal Boards Of Trado on the question of
abolshiDg priyateerng during war, Tho Birming-
ham Board OF Trade Is now sgitatng tuat subject
Mr FIstp is TO meet incounsel with tho Montreal
Board OF Trado ON tho 4th inst Dir. r. will be
reSollected by mnly OF our readers as having at-
tendod meeting Of tho Charleston Board Of Trade
"a few months ago for the Same object.
In tho days Of slavery, says tho New York Times
" tho negro w0non Of the Sonth constituted fully
one-haf tho field force iu tho light labor OF cotton
q culture Even last year they worked in the field
to q considerable exiont; bnt q Southern corres-
pondent writes that this year they have almost en-
firely Withdrawn from it. TlIey declare that "the
whito women never work out but aro supported
by their mon; that It ought TO DO 80, and that ley
{tho blacks) will not submit any moro to outdoor
work." We have no doubt that the .'colorcd sis.
ters" will adhero to this determination, 30 the COT
ton planters must give up all hope of ever seeing
them again In tho field.
The Toledo, Ohio, blade, Republican papor,
says: "Ono Of tho most curious political pleno-
mona OF tho ago s the fact that several Democi atc
papers, which haYo mover before heartily con-
demned the rebellion, are now showing mp in vivid
colors it's exceeding wickedneas, and proving fran
tieally what very fond OF treason and every othor
black and dnmnabo crimo JEpP. DAVIS is, in order
to pitch into Horace GREELEY for signing JErp's
bail bond. They accuse GREELEY OF procuring the
release OF JErr. DAVIS and then show what horrid
Teprobate anu horril criminal il is lie has turned
'upon aociety. It's All .wind that blows nobody
good"
} The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel learns. on
what it considers good authority, that the Prcsi-
don't Of the Macon md Brunswick RaiIronl, Gro.
Fl. HAzELuUnsT., Esq., has succeeded in n sking
arrangements with parties at tho North which will
Tho nj in ~ iltnr .,,o Il.