The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-28
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Cotton closed in New York buoyant, under the
advance in gold. salesA $500 bales at 31a31sc tor
Middling Uplands.
Gold closed at 1891.
Cotton closed in Liverpool at 13ld for Mlddlng
Uplands, and 1sid. for Middlng Orleans.
Rev. Mr. BlKcHERs novel is called the ''Call OF the
Clergyman" It is loud call as it nets hm
$4,000. 50
CAR1orrA is reported perfectly sane, and ex-
pressing satisfaction at her husbands intention to
stick to his throne.
GEORGE W. ELLERY the last man living whose
father signed the Declaration Of Independence,
died at Newport last week.
Fairmount Park Philadelphia, is to be enlarged,
by the addition Of the Landowne estate, on the
west side Of the schuy,iu.
The Legislature Of Mississippi, besides exempt
ing $40 acres Of Land to each householder, has also
exempted the crops raised on it.
Mr.. CHARLES A. DANA's new Radical paper Is TO
be styled the New York Chronicle, and is to be
started on a solid cash capital Of $4,000
A novelty at an elegant wedding which occurred
few days since in Troy, N. Y, was two pretty
little girls, less than twelve years Of age acting as
bridesmaids.
The American Institute has decided to hold
Worlds Fair at New York in 1876, beginning onthe
4th Of July, the centennial of the signing OF the
Declaration Of Independence.
There is an artesian we'll in Indiana which flows
2O,Co0 gallons of sulphur water a day. The
company quit boring thinking they had struck .
veinfrom all unmentionab'e place.
The New York a.1 New Haven Railroad Com
pany is goiag to prosecute the dishonest conduc-
tors, Of whom nine we're lately discharged, and try
to recover some Of the stolen money.
DICKENS is reported to be an object of inyeterate
hatred on the part Of printers, for bis copy virtual
" has tob be stsetn twice, his first proofs coming
back covered with corrections and additions.
There ara six hundred and sixty.three bars
where wine, beer and liquors are sold in Detroit,
and thirty-dive churches What ha' penny worth
~ the bread OF life to this intolerable quantity Of
sack
The largest plow factory in the world is at Louis
wills, ~. During the working years since 1860,
including the present season; the factory has
turned out over plows, and has at the pres
emit. time capacity Of ] 70, 900 year.
Yha Military Government Reconstruction Bill
was delivered to the President at 420 Pm. on the
4lst instant, just eight days, nineteen hours and
forty minutes prior to the hour fixed for the e1p-
ration Of the Thirty ninth Congress-.
There haNe been important discoveries Of gold
and. silver n Carleton county, Minnesota. Recent
assays Of specimens show that the veins are rich
enough to- afo-d large returns to those who will
work them. The mines are 125 miles above st.
Paul.
The Nobles' Gazele of Moscow, lately contained
thfscurious phrase Until now, thanks to the
visible projection of Providence, the cholera has
only attacked the lower classes but at present the
terrible scourge attacks the middle class and eoen
the nobility"
The horse railroad companies in Massachusetts
have 04O capital :stosk paid in, with 147 miles
Of track. The cost and equipment Of the roads
74s; total income last year 81, ,7O7-
447:net earnings s215 s21; dividends paid SIP so2;
debt on the S0th November, 1865. ss7s,74O.
The house Of Hon. SAMUEL APPLETON, leading
citizen Of Boston, was entered by burglars on the
night of the 18th, Mr. APPLETON beaten senseiess,
and 5000 in Treasury notes stolen. The thieves
had collecsed large amount Of plumber which Mr.
A,rr pToss resistance compelled them to leave
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ror tbe frat time in the world the closing COM
,orc;ai ;n,tellipence of London and Liverpool has
rean :Innblished il New York on the same day.
The cable dispatch whichwe published Saturday,
uiyno the closing quotations, could not have left
london before four o'clock P. NJ, and yet was re-
ca;ved in New York at noon Of the same day. This
gives little less than one hour for transmission
between the two cities.
The Ocala (Fla.) Banner makes this note on
m,ioration to that quarter: "We are gratihed to
500 that a considerable tide Of emigration has set
= o,r direction. and hope that the many and man
;,ast ,ava,tapea offered by our region Of country
- rara,ns desirous to settle, will induce many
s.ha., =, doy likewise Nearly every day brings
900 nt ,vapons and carts through our town,
4ba honsahold goods ct numerous fa1ni-
,,.1o .bandoned the worn.out fields Of the
uns s,5 sra seeking home in our genial
80 .r-sa .., ssS - n,,r v;iy,oinn ao;l.
80 $500 r,.h,e-Rocl, aa had haen left bv
4he AN - sayan wears ago tumbled with a loud
- into the r;ven ON the Goth. The accident is
sttr;h,,tad to the sudden expansion and contrac-
.;o,, c.naad hy the recent change Of weather end
=. ,,,,,,cn t,,ad thqws. There ia said to be much
s,,,no, tha denizens Of that locality as Table
pool. ,..a the souroe Of much profit to them. The
.ny who have been sstaken in" by Che
-I...... +lo Canadian aida will derive some
t,o,, s.tba;r, discomAtnre while they
rsaret The loaa of one Of the objects that lent
:a..sasl - Tho acane
nttle rrosnects 70, the coming crop the Pamela
yo,. - Tho 1ftl saws .sWo be1ieye that greater
,,n-,ter ~ sc,aa ~ land will be broneht under cul
.;...;o1, tts ,-esont ve,r than has been the case
-" ..sr,, 1ea~s A3rno.t without ercontion the
...oo ne1,a7 tIioi, co,,+rocta before The arni-