The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-20
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Mrs. Adclicia Acklin has presented the First
Presbyterian Church IF Nashville with / bell
weighing 1900 1900 g Repnas and costing $4,000
The First African Church in Richmond Ii /,
supposed to be tho, largest on, the, continent.
1t has over 1000 names on its record, aud 5000
resident membcrs ssls IL o& i x Ysa
Gen. Ord complains Of tho difficulty he cx-
pericnccs Of finding a,sufhcient number of 10y.
al men in Mississippi qualified to- act as regis
trars. s:t, -
Gen. Grant approves a suggestion from Gen.
Pope that cx-Confederates who oppose the Con.
grcssional Reconstruction Acts MAY Ds regard.
cd as violating heir'paroles. stSaf 10
The French Government, hearing nothing
from its Mexican Minister since thorcapturc Of
the City of Mexico, is about, ,sending a strong
fleet to Vera Cruz to protect hirisor to resent
any indignitics offered liinl aiF;'s1 s7Fsfs
asege laIsitr3,T,i 70
The. sFourtlt of July passed off very.quietly
i'll Chicago Only twelve fires, five murders
three suicides, half dozon robbcrics. and nine
eases s. Of rape e. are reported. The morals, of
that city II must l' be improving. .... .,t.,.,
The Republican Union Congressional Com
mittce met in Washington, July 18th, for the
purpose of hearing reports from Southern
Agents to consider the political situation and
to adopt means to secure political dominance
III that section.
Political arrests in Spain arc always maao
on the largest scale, and. it is therefore not a
matter of surprise that, in consequence of
rumor of conspiracy against the lifosofs tho
Qucon, tho Government has ut once made "a big
haul,of oyer two thousand persons suspcetsdaf
completely. s.sS y
The wonderful vitality Of the Hebrew race
has never beenniere tafcihIy ,lsn,onstsa thar
in the instance OF Dnracli. horn. Without
rank, f',rtune er social posi.i ion, by the sheer
force Of intellect he, has. Inouutcsl to tho high
est place in England, and leads the. pyeuIest
md ,nosr -erfal arstocracy in the MD into
tho aeecptanec,of u setasm 'easaFe thsys'us''
test. N5*itt .l}.- s5f4s;i.Fht. Ia:
The American Consul ut Vera Cruz. l,,,,ior
date of June IS, writes, This STATIC Depart.
mcn'. and City Of Eora Cruz, aud. Castle .spf
st. Juan d,Clloa, is in quiet possession of tho
Mexican Natioual General Bcnarilcs,g Tho
Imperial chief and foreign troops have cnit.
barkcd and loft the country s'e'il 2 50
The veto message will probably DO delayed.
Instead of u formal veto and protest on grounds
already argurcd, an elaborate and carefully
prepared State paper will be presented by tho
President t-l - 7sgG .5Ht .s,MssiE
The expenses Of tho Indinn War, according
to estimates made at General Grants aheads
quarters, arofully one million dollars a'weeS.
says Washington dispatch to tho Boston
.isf'crfiscr The same authority says, in case
it is determined to iilauguratc a vigorous cam,
paign, expenditures will escer bs needed to
meet the wants of the increased force of about
five millionsper week. Thus far, since the
trouble began, every Indian killed has cost the
government one million dollars and the lives
of about ten white men. S ftt@ nsse
Commencement of Wofford College. !