The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-30


Protestant Episcopal Council, will accept the pozi
tion, heal;h; It is said, being an obstacle Hi
II election has given general satisfaction in tn
church th9ouE Ehout, the State.
singular and imposing wedding ceremo l.
a,me off at Milford, Conn, on Wednesday evoning
Tho aroom ON being Knight Templar, the knot Wa'
tied 10 Masonic Hail. and the happy couple wer'
e. escorted uIder the s'arc of steer with imposing
eracdeur. The Sir Knights wero in full uniform
AID appropriate music onliyened the occasion.
In London Mohammetan was called to tht
bar ON; April so. His name is DuDRooDEEt
TYRa,Kf, and he is the first person of that persua
s sion who has been called TO tho English bar. Tho
6sthsdf allegiance, etc, wero administered to hin
inthXasdal terms, but he was sworn on the Boran
HednisGdS to practice at the bar at Bombay, and
viii be:iIo first momber Of the bar in India who
iss disciple Of the Prophet
Thelatest dispatches per cab!aopp to tho 18th,
stato thai. Earl DERBY announces that the Fenisn
Col. BbaKn viii certainly be hanged, athoughit has
s6SsH fopdrssa that his sentence was commpted TO
imprizoanentf forHte. Prussia lis negotiating the
sefs3siEdtrt q the North schleswg question with
-DennsasE The Gzar Of Russia, tho Sultan Of Tur-
J keykH HbHAS of Rrussia and the Emperor Of Aus
tsi. af arrive in Paris early in juno.
A correspondent to tho New, York Herald Hrites:
III Received from Bristol, on tho
line Of Virginia, and. .Temessse, ,states that per.
fsetssiga Of terror exists there in consequence Of
ahs depreciation Of company OF BRoWsnows
militia who invaded the town. This company num-
bars about ono hundred, two-thirds OF whom are
negroes. They are repseaented % brutal and law
1esa md have created, the greatest CONSERVATION
among the in6atbItants.
.soula6 talIf having baen 9ooaa:anea here, says
hi; WmShsstas lYs.5l Times, on account OF the
:YspostsR ma1iaeedd o. white wolfram to 9 b!aok
man, sss1 1hsSs Inldp inquiry into ematter, and
fund The report true. The happy groom is .
black man, raised and formerly owned by citizen
OF, Winchester ) the brideis aiwhite woman, +fcr
some time resident Of Winchester. The mar.
1iageiscanenonya mas performed BY .. solored
clergyman. .,,.. i, ls,-e@.
Frxas J6s. Wilmington Dspotch wee learn'that
JA,1s DoDo, Of Fayetteville, n C., who was tried
and acquitted rat Bennettsvlle, 8. c., by the civil
auhhorities; 5o6 tho charge Of receiving stolen
eoods Tas on Friday taken from that place to Dar-
Hnsafm3 s. oG,o oto:be tried by Military conmis;
k6S eii Fl aaas otiaate. It yin be remembered
thatlheMas arrested Immediately after his acquft-
}a and put back in jail by the military authority
ia vii Be tried on. .thH first Monday in July next.
Col RoBERr GAnBIs,o OF Florida, died in Balti-
mofs1 81 he S5d inst, 81 years old. He was
native Of Virginia, o resident OF Richmond, till in
1895 he removed to Florida, whero he became
wealthy and successfGl cotton planter. Col. G.
vss ti6g brotfer! !sih-l w,of WIN. WnT, and Of the
lsta JudgaiMM. b. CHnKLr, Of Virginia. At the
tsne or his odssth Col. q. was on o visit to his
daughter, Airs. LEFTY LATRoss, who died but a
few dHys before her father. -, .,....
Theg Canadian Confederation ACT was signod by
oueSn VS. 9on1A on Friday, and the new Dominion
Of Canada comes into a1stcnce ON the 1stof July.
Twe0Sg-one nembors Of the Senate, under the
new acts haze been appointed. AS consequence
Of the prevaiinE feyer for monarchical matters IN
fSs Df6vin ea, it is said that ono man has already
becomS rs crazy that he imsgines himself q
,enhasN ssi tie Queen and entitled to the posses.
sion Of Buckingham Palace. He attempted ON
Friday ..o,kill his mother because abe did not see
his olaads In tast light - ~
The Richmond lispatch of Monday says: The
congregation Of the H,usc Of Israel have rented
theaechal rom Of the new city building on
roaa sstlRsst u be- Used as synagogue, the dedi-
cation cnysmdnyywill be performed on Friday no1t.
The synagogue has been handsomsly fitted up at
an eexIonSs' of over sl2O1. The address on Friday
Vim bS aeIgerea;by Rev. DR.. WISE, of Cincinnati,
editor of the Isrdehte, and ono Of the most emil
nent divines Of this country. The ceremonies will
be very imposing, and q largo number OF persons
will be presente gcs-.
The Commander-in-C Chief Of District No. Las
issned an order through General SwAYNE forbid
ding The police force Of Mobile wearing o uniform
in imitation OF thst worn 'by the latc rebel army
On Friday last the City Council passed the follow
ine resolution n the subject: THAT q committee
NJ; twoo members from Zach Board, to VIII ch his
Honor tho Mayor stall be added, bs appointed to
enressnt that tho Uniform in question is not pat
teruea after rebel nniSorm' but is, copy Of the
uniform Of the Central Park police OF the city OF
New York. .iLE1 'Ss- -
ALondon paper Of the 9th ult., reports that
fhe number of experimental breeoh -loaders before
the Committee at Wooiwich has now reached
over ninety. Many Of these, however, are mere
inventors toys, and sorne will not oven bear sub
mittins to tho first simple te-t OF firing twenty
rounds at the ayo hundred yards range 1t is even
reported that one inventor lasly declined the risk
OF firing trom the weapon which b, rendered for
adoption, fearing, no doubt, that it's destructive
power. might be- demonstrated more uupleasantly
TO those using it than against whom it was di-
1ected.
Abiding to the failure of FRAZER, TRENHOLM Il
Co, the New York Independent says that ':from
the known large assets Of the firm in this country,
Il b very generally expected that the suspension
win be only temporary. The firm bought immense
amounts of property in Charleston, and large
tracts OF land in South Carolina, during the var,
having for them in Confederate currency, and in
tb;s vay acquired vast wealth for merely nomi-
nal cons,deration. 1t is asserted that from one
1ol, TO two-thirds Of Charleston is owned by the
Arm Reports also state that, Inst year, they paid
taxes upon sl4,00O,0o0 property in South Caro-
Enan
The pensacols Observer, Of the 21st, says: "An-
other storm OF unusual charac.er for this season.
listed our city this morning It lasted in violence
ab,nt half an hour. We have heard OF no damage
done in the city, but tho bay, as usual, gave us
eome items. The schooner Mary Matilda, from
An.lsohioola, dragged her anchor and foated
.ea;nst the Palafo1 street wharf, damaging both
;t and herself slightly. The American ship Susan
u;nls and ths British ship Scotia we're blown from
.ho;, moor.ngs and landed on Barkley Point bar
e-s.u craft, md RATS Of lumber, &C.. wero driven