The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-13
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NEWS SUMMARY.

p,per has been started at Rio de Jnnciro
calleu tho Brazil Emigration Reporter one of
the publishers of which is former citizen of
Missis ,pi.
The ancy caused by tho death Of Justice |
WAYNE, The Supreme Court, will not bc filed
A law OF congress prohibits the filling of any
vaoancie until the number of judges is reduced
TO six.
The We known French fnancicr, NJ. EMILE
PEnIHRE, y President Of twelve or fifteen joint
stock con. ,anies, the aggregate capital Of
which ia s 4s.OOO,OOo. His influence In Paris
may be I'M gined.
Thirty ,ars ago tho postage of letter from
London to the Isle of Man was Is 3d.; to Ler-
wick, In Scotland, Is. 3D.; and to Glenavy, in
Ireland, Is. Cd. Tho postage Of n lettor 10
Australia ,r New Zealand is now only Cd.
1t has t.nnspired that the Court which sent
enced Mrs. SunnATr to death, earnestly re-
commended her to the mercy of tho President.
Congressman BINGHAM.
His Mohnmmedan Majesty, the Turkish
Sultan, seems 10 be we'll plenscd with his visit
in the cor ntrcs Of the infdels. After visiting
Paris and London, he has accepted an invita-
tiou from The Emperor Of Austria to spend a
week in Vienna.
The other day the population of Vienna
crowded the Pratcr to witness singular race.
Eight horses ran, each ridden by lady be-
longing to high life. The stakes were n parure
Of diamonds of great value. The Countess
s. won by half neck.
A gentleman asked Mr.. Bccchcr the other
day what he intenacd to do with the charac-
ters of his novel now running in the Ledger.
He said he was bothered TO know. but ''fclt
tempted to get up a grand railroad accident
and kill them all off at onco."
The Philadelphia Prtss is authorized by
Hon. THApDEus SrEyENs to say, concerning
the story Of tho interview between him and
the editor Of The Union Springs {Miss.) Times,
that "there is very little foundation for what il
contains, being, SO fnr as there is any sem
blnnce Of truth in it, carcature."
On the 18th of Juno the water was let into
Helena Ditch, Montana. This ditch, from
whero it taps Ten Mile Gulch till it emptics into
Dry Gulch, Is seventeen and half miles long
A tunnel ono hundred and forty feet long hos
been cut through solid rock. Tho work was
commenced year ago, and from one hundred
to ono hundred and fifty men worked on it
daily.
Baron DE RorHscHILD has just given $3.50
for male cock pheasant peacock, brought r0-
Gently from China. There is but ono other like
bird (and it is a hen) in Europe, and it belongs
TO the Geological Garden at Antwerp. Baron
DE- RorHsuHrLp may crafty his whims. He is
the banker of all the crowned hends who visit
Paris and his commissions must amount to an
enormous sum.
The course Of the Austrian Government to-
ward Hungary has reconciled number of the
most prominent men Of the revolutionary
party with Austrian rule. Among those who
have availed themselves of the amnesty Is
Gen. KLAPxA, who last year organized and
commanded tire Hungarian legion which was
to invade Hungary willis the Prussians were
marching upon Vienna.
short time since some lnborers, digging in
q field ar Youghal, Ireland, discovered two
antique gold ornaments. The ornaments con-
sist Of tv chaplets or circlets for the head,
called, from. their shape, lunettes, and, if Of
Draidichl origin, belong 10 q class of ornament
worn only BY the high priests on occasions Of
the greatest solemnity. The ornaments weigh
about eight ounces, aud are of tho finest gold.
Il Is stated by Gen. SPINNER, the United
States Treasurer, that LosasTnEErs checks
were paid by him during the war, as the only
instance Of that kind. lLososrRERr was pay
master In tho United States Army when the
army deposited oil the Government funds he
had on hand, and made provision for all the
checks which had been issued by him.
Governor CRAWFORD, Of Kansas, says five
thousand whites have been killed by the In
dams the last year. He says the Indian traders
aud agents have snsrepresented matters 10 the
Government, having reported the Indians
pcaceable when they were numbering and
acalping citizens wherever they could find
them. He says if the Government does no,
provide for the protection OF the people. he
will take the natter into his own hands.
a new giant, born in the Department Of the
Vosge'' France, and measuring eight feet and
half in height, visited the Exhibition at Paris
recently, having made the journey to Paris
principally with the object of me easurinR himself
with the Chinese giant He ut once proceeded
to tho establishment which the latter shares
with dwarf, and challenged him, measure in
hand. The result Of the trial was that the
Chinaman had to acknowledge himself van.
quished in stature.
An extra of the Times of India, dated the
18th ult., contains the following letter: ..sir
One Of the missing sepoys. 2lst regiment na
tive infantry, or marine battalion, who accom-
panied DR.. L1viNosroNE's expedition, returned
this dny from Zanzibar. News has been receiy-
cd from tho Doctor. He was alive mud we'll;
and tho hsvildar. 21st regiment native infan-
try, or marine battalion, and The Nnssck bows
were with him. 8. TuAcKER commanding 2is,
regiment native infantry, Bombay, May IA,
1867"
The New York Tribune says: "Amons the
sleerago passengers who arrived in New York
on Tuesday, on the steamship IRON Age, from
Amsterdam, were ten oonYicts, who were sent |
hero by the authorities at that place. Some of |
the passengers informed Capt. THOMAS LAY
OF the revenue cutter Uno, who reported The
fact to Surveyor WAKrAAs. The oonvicts are
now in the custody Of United States Marsha,
murray, who will hold them until iuslruc,on |
can he received from the Secretary OF stets a,
Washington, as to their final disposition.
solemn requiem mass for the repose of the
soul OF tho unfortunate Emperor MaxrHrLIAs