The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-18


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NEWS SUMMARY. .4..5 2
Cotton was easier at the close of the New York
market, and was quoted at 27a for Middling Up
lands. . "a,
Gold was closed at 1S54a1955. N .a4.s (.
In Liverpool cotton was quoted at 11ad. for Mid
ding Uplands. .s-. ,
Under the death notices in the New Bedford
Mercury is that of parrot, which died st the age
Of 40 years.
Russell County, Va, will export his year thirty
thousand dollavs worth Of mules and twenty thou
sand dollars worth OF horses and cattlo 81
The Franklin Banking Company, of Memphis,
failed on the 11th of April. The liabilities are es-
timated at 500, ,OoO and the assets $4,000. y,
y Governor BRowNLow has declared the registIa-
tion of ,yoters in eight Counties Of Tennessee to
be null and void. ID.
A negro school teacher has been appointed Reg
lister Of yoters, under the Military Bill, in Alabama,
. on the Recommendation of the prominent white
citizens Of Jackson County. &tI@.
Ex-Governor JOSEPH E. Brown, upon the invita-
: tion Of number of prominent citizens of savan-
nah, will address them this morning on the politi-
cal issues Of the day. So we learn from the Sa-
vannah papers. s. I'M. 8.
Ind, have started for Montana. Not less than
Thousand persons were at the depot to bid them
: farewell, and the Lafayette Cornet Band accom-
panied them as far as Springfield. +:
Ex-Admiral SEd11Es lectured on Wednesday last
at Memphis, to an immense audience for the
benefit Of the Fannie Thurston Society. The sub
! ject was THE Alabama and her Course as viewed
tby the Laws of Nations"
Wisconsin takes the lead of the women suffrage
movement, the Senate having concu1red by vote
of 10 to 9, with the Assembly resolution proposing
to amend the constitution SO as to extend suffrage
to all over the age of twenty-one years.
JOHN HENRY soEzuTrER. boy ten years of age
and the only son of Mr.. HUBERT SoHuTrER of
Washington city, was accidentally killed at Rock
Hill College, Ellicotts Mills Maryland, Thursday
morning, by q base bau bat, which slipped from
the hands Of fellow student while he was attempt
ing to strike ball with it. %S f55.s4
The Boston Advertiser (Radical) speaking Of the
proposition Of some crazy fanatic, that Congress
shall SC reconstruct Maryland, y scouts the idea,
and adds, ss If we permit this, we shall have Con-
gress reconstructng the Northern States nextl
And why not 2 IF it can fighfully wrest from
Southern State one ofits sovereign prerogatives
may attempt the same on a New England State
The Concord Statesman says that Boston man
recently sent to friend in Manchester, N. H., q
: pair of Bramah fowls, colored beautiful crimson
and they were pa 4 off By those in the secret as
just imported al q sat expense, from Japan. The
beautiful birds caused sensation among poultry
breeders and their eggs sold at fabulous prices it
is said as high as 81 an egg.
large meeting of negroes was held in the Rich
mond Theatre on Monday evening last. Mr.. R. T.
n T-.-,- -
Richmond, an Old Line Wing, made long and
eloquent speech, which was very well received. He
WIS succeeded by Mr. MAoFAR1AfD. Messrs. MAR
MADum JOHNSON, N. A. SruRDrvANr, and the Rev.
Dr. BURROWS, all made happy speeches. So says
the Richmond Wig of the 10th.
\; Major FIELD, Of the Marine Corps, recently tried
BY aconrt-nnasinl nt the Philadalrh;a N.-.- u--7.
publishes - card stating that the case has as
sumed new and unexpected phase. One OF the
members Of the court has been reported for un-
gentlemanly behavior while on duty as member
OF the court, and charges are being prepared
against the !Judge-Adyocate. and members of the
!: :court for scandalous conduct tending to the de-
structon of good morals and Neglect of duty.
n 4 An old gentleman (thought to be q member Of
the Legislature. from the trural districts") went
into Trinity Church, at Boston, Sunday afternoon,
while Rev. Mr.. GAILAuDEr was repeating the ser
vice to the deaf mutes, by signs, etc After atten-
lively watching the proceedings few moments
he rose from his seat, took his hat and cane and
started for the door, and, as he passed out shook
his head reproachfuny at the sexton and nuttered,
,:eI can't stand them rittua ualtanhums nohow!"
y.t The South London, FJess has the following !:
Y Sour readers viii probably be surprised to hear
! that Mormonism fourishes in the neighborhood of
Kensington, and the teaints' who meet once
week in Kensington hal are increasing in numbers
aud influence On Tuesday Last they gave con
cert and eo7aue1snzlones in aid Of the fund which
provides means for those who are inclined to pro
coed to the colony Of Salt Lake. and the assembly
was we are informed, very numerous and enthr-
siastic.' lI5Hg
n The New Orleans Crescent says well-dressed
man, whose appearance and manner indicated him
to be an Englishman, amused himself recently by
allowing terrier dog, which accompanied him, to
dig for rats in the new levee embankment in the
Third District The dog showed himself eff ,ienI
m the hunt, and succeeded in so thoroughly un-
dermining the bank that it occupied all Of Wednes-
i day morning to repair the damages, and was con
sidered for time to be cause for apprehension for
q break ct that point: Owing to the occurrence
not having been noticed at once the party was not
arrested. 5-
The Memphis Agazanche says that there are in
that city fourteen gambling houses, each Of which
pays 800 monthly blackmail to the police. There
are nineteen brothels. Their contribution to the
police is s25 each month. Each inmate pays an
additional $40 every month. A short time ago o
very bold robbery was committed 81 400 !wero
stolen. By appointment policeman met the rob
bers at q gambling house, to obtain the share Of
4he police. It being difficult to effect division,
the money was sent out and changed the police
man waiting the return Of the messenger.
~. Count BnsMARcK recently presented a poor but
faithful secretary with . portfolio bound Like q.
book, in which were deposited five Thousand tbs
Y 1ers: On meeting his secretary the next day the
Count asked him Il he had perused the volume.
Eyes, your highness," said the secretary, sand i
am so capdvated by it's contents that am waiting
the appearance Of the second volume with feelings
Of the greatest interest" The Count smiled but
said nothing. "a few days a3terward the secretary
1ecevedaG: second portfolio, bound and filed like
the first, and on the title page Of which was the.
sentence, T6is work is complete in two vol
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