The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-25

Tie japanese prejudice sgainse foreigners Is fast
disappearing. The Tycoon recently entertained
the ftreign Ministers at Osaka in prinoely man
iief. Houses were provided for them, filed with
the costhsst European furniture, French cooks
and SERVANTS provided, and everything indicated
that European ideas and customs were obtaining
firm footKold in the Empire. The prospect is
favorable fbr an immense trade to spring up as
eoou m ths new ports are located on the west
coast. OF this trade the United States can easily
.obtsm the ifmb shAre. s
The editor OF tie Milwaukee W;soonstn has been
70 see the grounds Of the 'sNationh Soldiers
Home near that Sity, and says that, "after walk
mn oyer them in almost every direction, we we're
forced to the conclusion that m natural beauty it
far exceodsd lie famed Central Park OF New York.
There u : magnificent combination OF meadow,
hillside, OF yale. Of mounds Ike little mountains,
o4tesh.wster ponds, Of brooks, Of river and above
an, Of magnificent forest. which render it ss at
fractiye four hundred and ten acres % could
have been selected We venture to say, in any State
of the Union" - -
.Ths yacht Tssta, belonging to Mr.. PMRaE LOB
Mzazp; srriyed in New York on Wednesday, from
Cowes, England, IN 50 days. Several vessels,
which l6n "a days prior to her departure for New
York. have not yet arrived. Shortly after she left
port she won IN impromptu race between herself
and the Georgiond, craft belonging to the Royal
Yacht Club. While out at sea she encountered
heavy head winds. and the crew attempted to mu-
tiny, hAying demanded her commander, Captain
Low, in vain, to return back to England to escape
the storm. The captain, however, succeeded in
restoring order by very vigorous measures.
An ARRAY occurred in Memphis on the 18th inst,
between Mr.. D. II. PRILP, city editor OF the
B,ealekin, and Mr.. WnLtAM WALLACE, Attorney
emarsl WALLACE STACKED PHup with cane.
the lstter drew pistol and attempted to fire, but
4hs weapon failed to 60 of WALLACE then drew
Der1inger and fred at PHILIP, but missed him.
While Mr.. PULP was cooking his pistol second
time. both were arrested by the police, and taken
bafore the polioe court on the 18th, and neither
OF the parties calling any Witnesses, MIR. WALLACE
was fined twenty-five dollars for shooting in the
corporstion, and Mr.. P,znP ten dollars for carry
ing concealed weapons.
. The Merrimac Corporation at Lowell, Mass, are
lsyinS the foundation ofa new mil, which will b
abous $50 feet In length by "a in width. II will
tbrm the westerly wing Of NH No. g. and viii COM
plets It, according to its original plan, the whole
making one mill Of about $50 by u feet, six stories
In height. This new wing viii, when fitted up
With MACHINERY, contain $1,000 throstle spindles,
With looms and other mschinery to correspond,
and the entire mill will contain about A 900 spin
d]es, and be, as 1t regards gpermsneney, solidity
~ ocnyenience Of structure and completeness,
exoellency and fitness Of the machinery, il not
the i,rrest. certainly one Of the best in this or
.ny other county. It will be adapted to the man.
usetwe of printing cloth.