The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-25
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NEWS SUMMARY.

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NEWS SUMMARY.
Cotton closed in New York dull, at 26a for Mid
ding Uplands. Gold closed at 1884.
Cotton clossd in Liverpool at 11ia11ld. for Up
lands.
The population Of Boston exceeds that Of Rhode
Island.
Tho Paris S,ec,e publishes Rev. JOHN 8. @. AB-
Bu1s astounding panegyric on LOUIS HApoLEos,
and suggests its reverend author be straightway
nut in the American department Of the Exposition
and labelled 'fhe learned ass"
Coal for the nse Of the Upper Missouri steam
boats, OF an excellent quality, can now be obtained
at tie coal banks, Fifty miles below Fort Benton,
which supplies much-felt want, as fuel is be-
coming extremely scarce on that part Of tho river.
By one of our cable dispatches OF yesterday, we
learned that the Czar Of all the Russias, prior to
leaving 81. Petersburg for Paris, extended gene
raj amnesty to all the Poles engaged in the late IN
surrection in Russian Poland.
A new trial has BEEN granted in the case OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, against General
g. B. EuoxNER, in which judgment was rendered
In 1861 for $500 900, for destruction Of water tanks
stations, 60, by the soldiers under command Of
BucKNxR.
Tenof the GATIMa Battery Gums were inspected
at the CoLr's Works at Hartford, Connecticut, IN
the presence Of Colonel BxNros, Of this city, and
the RusaiAn Commissioners, Colonel GoaIofH and
Captain HUNiuus. These guns are made on the
rotary principle, and are the most terrible imple
ment Of war yet invented e,
We learn that Florida has the credit Of raising
the first boll Of new cotton that has appeared in
the Savannah market. Il was shown there on
Monday, June nth, and came rom the plantation
Of Mr.. G. W. GKIxR, OF Jefferson county, Fla,
who wrote encouragingIy of the crop prospects IN
his section. 49, -
The bands Of Spotted Tail and Swift Bear, Ogal
lsllish and Brute, Sioux, numbering 5000 souls
thsys been locsted among the sand hills north ol
: Fort Mcpherson. As these Indians are driven
away from their hunting grounds along the Re
publican and It's tributaries by the operations o.
troops below and hostile Indians, they ask subsist
ence from the Government until the war ia over.
Mr.. E. A. Po1LARD has written new work
which is shortly to be published, entitled 'IEz
and his Leutenants, pa collection OF biographies
covering the spaoe and action Of the late waI. The
work includes some fifty lives In the space Of about
nina hundred paaes. BE represents .stonewsll'
JAorsoN a. ambitious man and hgh-temper-
edccmbatant. s.1S:,3,5 srz
The Emperor Of China IN not coming to Paris,
sszr IN. The rumor to that effect, which We
noticed some days ago, has been denied BY no less
an authority than The Aemorid Dtp0Hatique
That journal remarks that in the present stale %
the Chinese Constitution the Journey would cost
hs brother OF the sun his throne, which is probar
bly higher price than he WIN care TO pay even
for the spsendms Of Paris.
GARIsALDr has. appeared IN new attitude. Ia
. letter which he has recently addressed to the
Eneiish Minister at Florence, GARr5ALDI formerly
sets forth his title TO the govrnorship Of Rome, 70
which Office he states himself to have been elected
by the Roman people 10 aSsS-s, and from which
aieh estate he demise that he has ever been legally
depossd In the eyes Of GARBALD1 the Pope is 2
rnare usurper, and his position Is temporal
sovereign mtsnabie.
The Hungarian steam yacht, the Rabteana,
(Dsnshsarof the Wares, J belonging TO Count Ed
nosp HxnrEAxn, has arrived In Paris after yoy-
sse Of "a dsys, The crew is composed OF one
oaisa IN engineer, astokef, one sstlor. and lad.
This e tie frst time that g vessel bearing the
Hnnsar;sr hie has BEEN sean at Paris. Thsroute
,.,u,,msd "a de Dknnbe, the Louis Canal. trom
a. Dsnrbe 10 ths Main,) the Main, the Rhine, The
French Canals, snd tho sssine. Is =. :
The Clayton BGsaes says that II Is distressing
An Hear OF the nnmber Of mules. that are dying
ANN the effects OF Western corn fed to them. It
thinks dat the injury comes from feeding the
corn In its whole and sheIled state; that the stock
az Il rapidly, withous Sufficient mastication, and
die Of indieestion. The Columbus Ean says il this
be %, the remedy for this year is to grind tho
.ouEn, and hf better remedy thereatter D 10 have
nothing to DO with Western corn IN any shape' Dus
70 raise enough ccrn ct home.
They hsye 8 eat st Beaver Dam, Wis, whose N.
itsIHeeDcer erseGns 20 be wonderful A hftie cnlld
there recently, fell down stairs, and was rendered
sanSslsss By The fll Ths family cat alone saw the
:S0cidant, and Immediately ran TO another part OF
fhe ,houSe; where the child's mother was st work,
and nsinsbsd 90 vigorously, at the Same time run
ming back and forth from the room to the stairway
q 20 attract the woman's attention. Going 70 see
what was the msttsr, she found her little one lying
ssnsaless st the foot Of the stairs.
~ letter from Cairo, IN the Esypte says: I'VE
lean that IN the last days OF April ID. MIAMI the
frsyeller, Get ont for his journey OF discovery In
Equatmil Aries This gentleman, whose age OF
Any yeass has not rendered him less courageous
or less capable to support fstisue, proposes 70
nroye that MesMs. EpKKE and GRANT have ad-
vsncsd < erroneous statements In the account
Of thsir. szplorations about the Lake OF Nyanss.
In . bttsr written from sues, NJ. MrkM says TINT
he is expected IN those regions BY natives who
were In bis service during his frss expedition.
= "A woman IN Boston, day or twoag whose pai-
firing procliNities were ven known, WAS observed
-. r. 1.,tv,., n oinck ~ ap0a fh6 bO6Om OF her