The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-14
RI ES T ON.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IA, 1867
NEIES SUMNARY.

Gold closed at 140l.
Ia Liverpool cotton closed at SD. for Uplands.
Marshal Kane, OF Baltimore, Is now Tobacco
mist Kane, Of Danville.
Mrs. Stowe is writing new novel among the
orange groves OF Florida.
The heirs of Anneke JAMS are to have family
gathering at Poughk' epsie.
-AdeLaa Patti authorizes the announcement
that she is now engaged to anybody.
Florida and Louisiana promise US large
orange crop this season. Peaches will not grow
in Florida.
The bread rios at Torquay, Exm outh, and
other places, have been sup. ressed, and quiet is
again restored.
Radicals say nothing will be done in Congress
until the regullr meeting, but the salaries will be
paid just the same.
The wife Of Brooklyn shoemaker on Friday
presented her husb nd with thirty-two pounds Of
baby IN four packages.
Sixty five years ago lady planted her riding
whip, slip of grapevine, at Montecto California
Now it covers space Of 1850 feet.
The Princeton students made great bobbery
over the Democratic VICTORIES with bontres ana
speeches in the College Campus.
Tho white trcs5 at New Orle ms, on the I'd,
closes the yellow fsver season for 1867. The whole
number Of deaths by fever is reported at SOO6.
The news OF the great loss Of shipping by the
tornado at St. Thomas has caused wide spread
Feeling OF depression in English commercial Gil
oes.
"A duel took place on the 18Th ult. between
Prince Achille M1rat and the Marquis de Rouge,
near Paris. The Marquis was slightly wounded in
ths arm.
The Richmond Wing Of the 18th instant says
the Hon. James A. Seddon went to General scho-
fields headquarters at Richmond on the 18th inst,
and took the amnesty oath.
Judge Kelly, of ofPennsylvania, is out in letter
In which he says that Genera Grant viii not carry
o single Stat, unless tn, pa.eorm he stands upon
will rscognlzs ma lh ,od sufrs,e.
The Nation newspaper says the Democrat,
party is evidently gong to be strong enough next
year to mako it worth while to beat them. It
wasn't worth while at the last elections.
-The German tragedienne Janauscheck, plays
play where she kills her son and herself, and the
New lorkers are in ecstaces at her acting. Never
were death-struggles so ltelike," says one brilliant
critic.
The corner stone OF new church, to be erect
cd by the Order Of Dominican fathers-the first
church of the Order erected in New York city-was
lsil on Sunday with i'm posing ceremonies in Lex
ington Avenue.
The Philadelphia city railroads were in full
operation last Sunday under the recent decision OF
the Pennsylvania Supr me Court. In several Of
the churches the ministers denounced the move
ment as wicked and unohristiar like.
All the difficulties that existed In tho way OF
Arranging the af1irs OF the late Emperor Maxi
milan have been overcome, and it appears that
the Prince, to the great surprise OF the Court at
Vienna. has left considerable fortune.
The Bremen ships Astroron and Constants
arrived 8. Nav Dreams on Sunday with TOUR hun
dred AID sorty-niue enigrauts the greater portion
Of w,om were tor the Northwest, and were taken
on board steamboat for st. Louis without land
ing.
Tho United States Revenue steamer Wilder
ness, Lieutenant Carey, from Charleston, bound
for Mexico, with Ssnor Romero, Mexican Minister,
and his mother AID sist-r on board, touched at
Key West for coal on the 1st inst, and proceeded
to Vera Cruz on the al.
The foreign commissioners at the Paris Expo
sition gave farewell banquet to the Imperial
Commission on the 26sn ultino. The afflir was
grand one, and the bill Of rare decidedly lnterna-
tonal. Only two American dishes appeared,
calves head and lobster outlets.
Several citizens Of Matamoros, Mexico, recently
charged certain civil officials with being concerned
in contem plated revolution, whereupon the com.
uander OF the post arrested and imprisoned the
iniosmants. Another revolutionary movement Is
expected within few months.
rOr all NJ
diers OF Fort Jef-rson have signed peition to
ths President, asking Tor the release OF DR.. Mudd,
one of the Lincoln conspirat,rs, il consequence
Of his services IN attending yellow fever patients
az the post this iall. He was sentenced to lmpr-
ssnment for life.
Tho National IntelIgencer says that the ses-
sion Of Congress from November 21st to the first
Monday in December will be devoted to impeach-
ment; and if the House refuse to impeach the
President, resolution Of censurs will be offered
as an alternative measure. II they can't whip Mr..
Johnson, thej can make moths at him.
Bennett has poor opinion OF the Soc hern
Solons. He thus sneers at their Convontio. s.
"As they vii be all Radical, and considerably
mixed WITH black We may expect them to play
snch fantastic tricks before gh Heaven as will
cy rejoice. After the tragedy comes the farce.
The report OF the committee Of the Cincin-
natl Oh tmber Of Commerce. to which has been
referred the subject OF strongly recommending
Congress to take the tax of cotton and sugar
produced in this country, was on Saturday
adopted at q full meeting Of the Chamber by a
unanimous vote. Over nine hundred members
were IN attendance.
Those stroog minded ladies' Susan B. Antho-
ny, Lucy Stone and Mrs. Cady Stanton, together
Wit "other prominent ladies' Of Kansas" have
projected an extensive CAMPAIGN in the Northern
and Eastern States, and have arranged for meet
ings next mouth in the principal cities Of New
York, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, to agitate
the question OK female suffrage.
BY the arrival at New York Of the steamer |
Msrmion, from Rio Janeuo, on tho 10th ult., and |
St. pnomas on the Ist ius: we get additional pa1-
teulars Of the terrible hurricane at the latter |
place on the 29th Of October. The gale lasts |
only about four hours, but ragged with such vio-
lsncs that trees were torn up aud houses lifted |
from their foundations and dashed to pieces |
Thousands OF people are rendered houseless, and
q number Of lives were st.
"A dispatch from Lem willie, Tennessee, states
that an ex-soldier OF the SeventeetE South Caro-
lima regiment, namel McLain, was arrested, on
Saturday last, while offering for sale $40 1000 worth
Of diamonds and watches, con listing OF one pair
cluster di lmond ear-drops, one bracelet, and one
neck chain, with q large diamond in each. He
claims to have found them buried with other fine
jswery. The names OF Hampton and Preston
were engraved on the jewelry.
1t has lately been made public that the csle-
hrated Doctor Mary Wlker, OF the Federal army,
vho Was captured by the Confederates, aud i'm
pxisoned at Richmond during the war, was not
graduate Of any mslcal college Whatever, in TACT
had no medical education, but was simply spy,
wao was pushed into the advance for the purpose
Of being capturel in the hope that her sex would
obtain for ner very lenient treatment from tne