The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02
NEWS SUMMARY.


Ali LELAND seems to be emigrating to America
The steamers cannot begin to accommodate the
crowd OF people seeking passage to this country:
.asESeveral Portland merchants have recovered by
law s2016 from the Grand Trunk Railway, for un-
reasonable detention in the shipment Of quantity
Of -four from the West. So . n
Gen. sULLYs commission recently received the
visit Of q band Of Sioux Indians; ono Of the num-
ber contested to having, been implicated in the
-1hassatre Of tho garrison at Fort Phil Kearney.
An exchange, in column editorial, asks: .:Does
II psy:>to be q CONAN 7'' We are not able to
answer the query; but whether it pays or not, we
arc unable tosee how those unfortunate creatures
can help themselves. NJ +si": :. t.s. 10 ~ .
Afemale' plckpocket,; who was being taken to
Prison by an officer in Philadelphia, on Tuesday
nailed gentleman in passing carriage asking
Protectlon from intended outrage. The gentleman
attacked the officer and tho woman escaped. \
Acolegei for women is to:be added to the edu-
catlonal institutions or New York, by new char
70 the a RSsagafp when
VIII give to women the advantages OF full course
OF collegiate instruction
ANorthorn paper says t.An unusually large
numberef Acres;ntes bang panted ito corn in tie
Southern States this season, and the probabilities
are tnat large quantities will be harvested for ex-
SPortataon- Reports Hom thoserepresent that many
"on!ol aIe aaQlnS IN the heldS." ~
I. Chl!q mug murder has assumed an epidemic form,
rom AZ parts of the country, particularly in
New England, the telegrsphic wires are burdened
With M Manaouncements Of unparalleled cruelty and
death to poor little children by meroiless parents
and guardians, sat&- ~ -jti' I'M
Queen VIcToRA's favor;te room at Windsor
oVerlooks the tomb at Frog1nore, where Prince Al
BERT hes. The night he died tho queen called a
young WIDOW, who was in her household, to sit
VAN her, and when all was over the queen said:
NO one now lives that can call nao VICTORIA"
lhere are three ex-Confederate naval officers
editing newspapers in the South: Lieutenant KEnz
o tho Weldon State; Lieutenant T. B. Eaa1EsroN.
OF the:Moble t(Ala.) Tribune, and Admiral IA
FAAEh sHsn1aa1Es Of the Memphis (renni.) Appeal.
officers Of the old navy, and most
acc2a1p 21 ptshed gentlemen '.2t-s ...:. NJ ,.-a
man who was digging il 8 LOT in pattarso,, ~
r. ffaq&ht to light -one;.saJ plates on
various banks. Zach pl-ie was carefully wrapped
sa Y Separate pace OF paper, and the Whole was
hoe1ed 'lSS5." On nearly all Of them the amount
OF the note is 1eft blank, SO that the plate could
pe useos 1or any denomination They are all on
State, and mostly on New England banks. =
y nev. HEaEY BoEHa1, of tue Newark Conference
\ ana ana LAhAa CLARE, Of the New York East Ccnfer-
ence, are now the oldest living ministers of the
. Meth dist Episcopal Church. The former is nine
Years 81 age and has been in. the itinerant
years the latter is aged ezhtv
agng' and has been n itinerant ministry sixty
2F Blk years. r:i-; tGt.Ii3sf. :s::4S
The Paris De5dis published a article depre Il:
II M ing q war between France and Prussia merely on
aecount OF the futugge rule Of Luxembourg, The
however, points out in exciting words that
france must maintain her indepe pesndence s; show
7ng to Count BISMARCK TINT III there is German
1atlon; there also French nation Wh:ea -. .s
people are 'edeternined to sdosona a4aa toar to
teecss t11e treaties OF Isis, if necessary. -
WI @ Ane posSofhce clerks st Virgin1a City, Nevada
alae across F. suspicious looking box partly OPEN
1ltne ~ mau matter recently, and of then1 thrust
hla pencil into whoreuponiH out Jumped e ;hnaa
se 1araniua which ran across the distributing tab1e
ana fen to the floor, where it was su1nar;lv :;.-
Patcnea: On inspection two tarant,,las ware eoun
n the box which suffered like fate, regardless Of
postohice laws. - - - = - - =
Erom 1881 to 1852 two hundred and thirtv-two
Pefaom we're poisoned France BY arsenic! one
na!naied ands evenly used ID the
af matches, BY the sui
paA.e g copper, Or blue vitriol three by
eia'gr1s' thrty-aix by acid, kol OF VT
Hol;, ntythree byoantharides six: by ouin,ln1 m
and sir e hellebore. fhteen other pcaonnes
were effected by means 81 various other no;sops
REPORTS from Arkansas are rs tha; effa6t that
recent foods IN that State were yery dis
astsous overflow VIII not prevent the puttttine
- teestaxge crops of cotton and corn. While it has
Ueen c9Hso mary TO plant cotton in April, the best
!aV was ralsed last year was not planted until
11ay. onould the summer prove dry one, the
crops vii be better fer the overflow OF this spri.
y me french press be not free BY law it at least
1akes more liberty than formerly. M. E,s,,I;E s11.
Pc 9iRARDRs l1A paper ventures to say !: sFrance
puS1ne tHxembnrg: after having been able to con
guar me Rhinen 1856, has the effect Of q hunter
1aahng 20 M kali stops at the market
l y s1's NAY nome 70 bslY some game. Ahdste
think that n. DE BmManR even contests +ba mn:
chase Of Truth, honor. oonnela
na 70 say thst r. LSbele is once more in quod..
Hon. HENaz BAnAARD, United States Con,rG;i,x.-
a.cner Of Education, Will il q day or two issue
circular calling for accurate information Of the
oesignataon history and present condition Of every
ansututlon and agency Of education in thu United
s.tates,. ana OF the name, residence aud special
= "oFk or every person in the administration. IN
structon and management Of the same. All this
information must necessarily be Of . voluntary
cnafacter as the department. has no power to com
pei persons to give it. AT. t+.. y 4@s3.:4 1I
&, = meeting Of the British, American and Colonial
exhibitors ct the Paris Exposition resolved sthat
me services OF attendants should not be REQUIRED
- ~ - - = Os.y' slnu Lney trust their fellow. ex-
hioltors viii unanimously agree in carving ont
1hls resolution" It is reported that this request
has ass been received with much amusement As we'll
as en BY those who control the Exposi-
taon Sunday is regarded asIkely to be their best
as II is that which the people or most Of the
tonhnental nations devote specially to sightsee
/ ing. and recreation. Ill. :'r
Inc people IN British Honduras are greatly dis.
turbed with Indian raids. writer to one OF the
New york papers says OF these invasions bv
fhe aRosigines: ]" What we want is q body Of men
s1lkeyour Texas rangers, who can f1nd and whip an
Indian One Of the largest land holders has Offer
ed one hunded acres OF land to each actual settler
latest Indian raid was at Guinneygrass, where
1heytock several persons. They come across the
4 BIG 9, Hondo and return before we know tbey are
here, and as the English Government vii not al
iow us TO invade the soil Of Mexico thew sat ma At
defiance" J$t3 .j 80 80 =. - -. - I
= =. NORMAN WIZARD has made proposal to the Wa;
apartment. TO construct an s-inch ride which
shall stand all the following tests, OF Be cona;aarsa
q failure; .He will are sixty pounds of nowdar anG
four hundred pound shot: Then twentv ron,,ds "a,
with thirty pound slot. Then he win ern1oda. ! 9
aheil at the bottom Of the bore, then 4 aha1 =
SUGGESTION at successive. distances toward ~ :,
:muzzle: Then he viii simultaneously ern7oda ~.