The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-11

Iho b0y11 Georgian saws that 5000 persons
formerly in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, have transferred their membership to
tie ihican Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tho Memphis Aualanche special Little Rock,
Ark, dispatch says the Legislature has passed
ssze1 ysRheeGe Ehs
ton at the time of the secession.
A bill has passed the Senate o. Virginia granting
bounty OF two dollars head on all emigrants
introduced ito tho State under the auspices Of the
Inamisra. .ion Society. @
4 HENRY LEE, Of Boston, who received the e1ecto-
raj vote Of South Caroliua for Vice-president, in
1882, d.od February Gth aged g..
Letters from Mexico say that tho French
Minister. DANo, is about to lead to the altar che
Signo:ita BEsrEaU1, vita dowry Of 10000, ,0oof.
The BEs rEau1 family own the Real del Monte Sill
yer Mine, not far from the City Of Mexico.
Section til I'd Of the new Tennessee Militia Bill
provides that the organization sh.ll take place by
companies, each member of which shall swear and
flc the regular, Retrospective, piuperfect loyal
oath.
The Brit,sh Medical Journal states that the ac-
oouchement of the Princess Of Wales may be ex-
pected in March, and that Of the Princess CHRIS
T1AN III April.
late election in the County Of Waterford, Ire
land, was accompanied with serious riotng, in the
course OF which soldier and three civilians lost
their lives, and many others wore severelyw unded.
From the oihcial account it appears that 3o1
persons Perished by the explos ons IN the Barnsby
coal pits. f12, 900 nave been subscribed in aid Of
the widows and orp ana
The railway from Florence to Rome is now COM
pieted, and The two capitals are brought within
I twelve hours journey OF zach other.
Ihe pecnniar. ioss arising from the cattle plague
In ENGLAND il estimated at 5n0 0fn
An eccentric American at Hombo re- presented
PA.T1 with an enormous bouquet arranged in the
1orm OF me-size statue Of the prima DONNA
putting about the necx Of the -gure valuable
neckiLce. VII II PATTI quilted Ho-boure she
tooa tns necklace, but left the statue
SWISS citizen, q native Of the can on Of Uri
was some months ago hogged for having publish
ed pamphlet against the Catholic religion The
Federal Assembly, to which he appealed, has lust
decided by large majority that he was entitled to
no redress, because dogging was adopted in the
code Of the State Of Uri, and that the Federal AS
sembly cannot interfere with the Jurisdiction of
that sovereign canton. =.
"A London paper says thst, with view to secure
the return Of conservative members for Windsor
at tho 1t election, wealthy gentleman in the
ne.gnburhood has bought eighty *10-housos, and
Intends max ng up the number to one hundred.
It Is added That the agent Of the properts. who
has hitherto served his liberal employer with IN
Gefatigable energy, has undergone sudden con-
version to conservatism
The liquor law is not very well enforced in Maine.
Portland schoolmaster recently said he had been
obliged to take boys out of school crazy drunk.
ana mad often found bottles Of liquor il the seats
Oh scholars. It is aow proposed by the temperance
men OF the State to have imprisonment imposed
as the penalty upon the first conviction, This. it.
Is thought, will drive many men out OF the busi
ness. s III
The largest plough factory in the world is ST
Louisville, Kentucky. During the working wears
since 1850, including the present season, the fac
Tory has turned out over 300 900 ploughs and has
81 the present time, capacity Of 100000 year
Inc factory gives employment to 125 men annual
uses 0oG feet Of lumber, 900 tons Of pig iru
6o tons OF wrought iron for cleYises, "a tons 81
bolts, and Is 900 bushels Of coal annually. The
gross receipts for the sales Of the last year
amounted to over s2a2,Ooo
The population of Texas at the beginning Of the
war between 600, 600 and 7Oo, ,ooo 1t is now at
least 200, 900. It will coon have as large ponu-
laton as the State o. Nov York 1921, ,a27. Popu
lason is flowing into it from every part Of the civ
1lzed world No country ON the earth offers such
Inducements TO Immigrants as Texas. a.ss,
The Galveston Ne,ns announces the arrival Of
the Bremen bark L,5a, with one hundred German
eungrants. The Neeos Gays: sThey arc the
finest, most intelligent and respectable looking
party Of emigrants have yet seen since this new
scheme OF emigration commenced, and we con-
gratllste the agents tho fine selection they have
made. Tney will depart for their new homes II
the interior Of the State in few days.
In the lower no sc Of the Tennessee Lecislature
on the Sd inst, there was debate on the negro
suffrage blu, and a test vote was taken which re-
suited yeas So, nays Is. The friends Of the measura
are much Gated. "A company. Of the Thirty-.fourth
regament Lett tor Overton county to-day to protect
me citizens AETuoNY FEDERAT, 9 soldier, under
sentence Of death for killing 4 Nashville police
man. and his two scoomplces, were sentenced to
swanty years impr1soumu1s .--4 h.,a h..,,
doned by BRowH1ow. f,. 5 g. -. pet-
new and extcnsive gasometer in the Rue Dn
pleasis, at Versailles, which was on the noint of
oeing hn1ahed exploded q few nights back with
tferend dous noise. It was capable :oY containinc
2o,OOO cubic metres It had begun to be used: the
steam engine was pumping in the water, and 10 600
metres OF gas had entered when the accident oc-
eus7edS caasseorth from 5oooE to eooof, and works
valued at leo 0G0f to 200 0o0f have been lost but
no personal injury was sustained
Resolutions were introduced in the Maine Senate.
and referred to the Committee on Federal Rela-
.ions, Ek1oay, decnrng that the people Of Maine
demand that impartial suffrage throughout the
United States ought to be Incorporated into an \
organic law that the conscious INTELLIGENT traitors
who originated the rebellion should be iereyep ex \
olnded from al political power and privilege that
1aE5zRsoH DxvzE ought to be brought to 4 SPEEDY
tsaa and the extreme penalty Of the law Should
FOLLOW his conviction that the pretended State
doyernnentsset up BY Pznaidant Joaasoa are mere |
usurpations and Maine demands their INN ediata
and total abotao and The .organisation Of suit-
able governments thxougheus the ten States 1atAlv
IN rebellion founded on The organic laws Of Con-
gzess and: the viii Of the loyal people,
Tho Freewill Baptists have 1259 churches "a th,e
United States, with about 5000 members aud
1o76 ordained ministers, These are all ID che
Northaz1 States, as their dsnomina4ional oppoa;-
tion to slavery hiss prevented their extension il
slave states. They have two colleges Bates, s*
Lewiston, Maine "a new institution), with 4s stu
dents, and HiHsdale, Michigan, With 500 students.
Ihsy have two theological Institutions -one at 4
New Hampton N. A., with 1s students, ana the
other as Hillsdale,, Michigan, with n students.
They have also six literary institutions Of high i
order, that at New Hampton. N. h, reporting 741 II
pupils for the four terms OF Last year. The Home
Mission Society has sn INCOME Of 1885,. They
II also employ general agent tor the neednnen--
naeing raissionaries tesehers and agents