The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-29


Gr'1 cloHc1 at 1DGt.I 1::! ~ imIstn!I
Cotton continued quiet ut Liyerpool; Uplnnds4
Ill -,-rS .Ntf Il
aenoral RoBnnT E. IUoAips, NO learnfrom the
Caronlae and Sentinel, was in Augusta ON Monday.
Tho only complete set Of United States coins In
private hands la ownod in San Francisco, and is
valued at $4,000.
Tho Washington Chronicle, FoRNEYs paper,
which claims TO be the leading urgan Of the OK
trome wing Of the Radical party, comes out In o
lolg editorial in favor Of confscation. nI - :"
The Hebre,O National, .Eonaoi,' aays there Iro
now living about six millions Of .Israelitcs, about
half Of whom are In Europa. TRere are 25o,C 600 in
AmericA, rr,0.. y....f.u. s,r..r, ,-...
The exp, nso Of repairing the Hyde Park railings
and footphths, Whioh we're injured. on tho occa-
sion OF the Reform riot in London Last year, is
estimated at firty thousand dollnrs. sss.
A dissenting minister adYertises in the London
Ronoontor7nist that he is in want OF an engage
mont which will afford him "hberty to teach that
bensvolonce ia tho characteristic OF Gods govern
mont tl,,t Gol Iovo -----!' : si--.l
switzerland, rSo 500 1t stated, is thinking Of
ssnding an ambassador to Washington also,
wants seaport, and: display it's flag upon the
ocean Tho ambassador can be sent onHily enough,
but that seaport business will provo moro
difficult aYyiuu.,.i ,t.,.Ll.
There Ia project on foot, or talked Of to change
tho landing plnuo Of paasongers by tho hman limo
OF European steamers from Now York to Newport.
New York plnces tax OF "a per capita on every
emigrant nom Enfopo landed inthnt city, whiloin
Rhode Istaaiftho tax is only fifty conto. G.
The eItont Of the iron trade Of tho city Of Bos-
ton is truly astounding. Tho CbntraeTcidt Bulletin
says that in ono Of tho ten districts OF that city the
amount of iron annually weighed reaches 100, ,ooo,-
600 pounds Most Of the iron brought there comes
from England and Sweden. N az t..,,..3g,s
Bays On English paper: Mt is q curious fact
that there ara an unusual number Of French
families in London. Their houses hayo boen lot at
substantial profit, and they wish to escape chere
Paris for tino. Not few Now Workers. nro In
Paris living tho profits 81 renting their houses."
Gen. BdTLHp rcoontly addressed noto to Miss
SunRArr; daughters Of Mira. SuRnATT, that was
hung, aaktng for an 'ihtorylew 'in::an important
matter. After consulting with her friends she re-
turned for answer that sho would grant tho inter
view in the presence Of hdr COUNSEL, Mr.. BnApLEY
Of Washington. .1fla tho Geheral did not a6o6pt
Thera sro now ltdt FOUR American stoamots car-
rying tho feah bntSeoh hetg Ana "a! fiIf
and thir ytwo carrying foreign Gags. 5Tlio Post.
masteraeneEel bssa: % taken from ethesa
steamers Tho right to- carry the mails consequent
ly al lottefs nust cf6ss fiio ocean under foreign
flag. i'Gt,STE' siSk 'NHEN;Wk,fSi
nv inn ano eua"perfy tes.ffai HoiA W 'he
adioa OF the FIRST bsptis: ghpfcG q Memphis, an
edisors secretary ana cnar were Votea 70 tne mos1
popnlAf eailor m INC CITY. iney wG,o awAiaea 70
alabama, now editor pf.tho Buletn, he having re-
cei7ed q majority OF all tho votaB.sN r.! VII.
A New Brunswick paper says that nov hxcd
white light el5vated forty feet above tho Lowell OF
aaspe BAY a#Ssseq s eqHRis aPiisss q The Pshnsuls in
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both .ocord,no. =, ,,o,,,on ,,,I,hout
the protrattgasha lie dssttoyinr prosssa AZ mas.
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The asms slssaay - eaplsssa sa & p Ersss sstai adj
vantage aesafau purpoees, . III III ~.
Two young. princes, the sons OF fn Archduke
CnARI4si Sf AhStrih, had YARN debate IN The pre-.
sence Of no leas persou than that Of the august
Emperor 4irqsh GrpaAy excited, one said TO tho
other, slou aro tho greatest ass In Venice /" Dahi
iy oFendod Of aaatEel II hia presence the
ror interrupted them, saying,aWith Indignation,
"come, come, young gentlemen, Jon forget that I
am presept1 .ao,ls..aay
Tho railf6sd sbuilding face across the continent
by the riypt Jlnd Omaha Pacific Companies
ia beconishE e1titing 1.-The Omaha line had reaeh-
ed it's and twonty second mile post
on Saturday evening, the Lth instant, and tho
Kansas line had, on the 9th, reached It's one hun
drod and ninety-seyenth mils post Each limo is
advancing at the rste Of two and . half miles por
day, and ono Of tho contractors promises three
and one-quarter per day before long. &,
Paris papers soy that the story about the new
French gun which shoots people without powder
or smoke tsqulta true. Tho weapon Is really o
sling, IMPROVED mp to the nineteenth century
standard. Enlots are placed in circular grove on
"A disc Of steel, Which, drivon BY wheel Of much
greater diameter, reyolyeB At q prodigious
pace, and hurs out tho bullets at tho rate Of about
three hundred per minute They strike ss hard nB
Eaie9s a9s. balls. -! - n2 "A - ''i'..'E4
wind up tho foIo6E. SaysraT says: tWe can
this service. and d,sn.tSh .sYi, ~
rounds or beats.n "a oa,,.;n , on regular
saws Tho a.ma an,,,o-i,.'e's n young lady,
society, had ouarreJ With ha. Dene IN
other evening", bccana, he ro,,..s ,s'nei' tne