The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-26
yhe 1at1g NemaY
NEWS SUMMARY.

Thirteen deaths in all havo so far resulted from
tho burning OF tho American Varieties theatre, OF
Philadelphia.
Tho corporation OF Hcrndon adopted resolutions
congratulating tho Car OF Russia and Emperor
NAPOLEON OIL thcr recent escape from tho assassi-
nation attempt.
Queen YICronIA was thirty years OH tho throne
Of England on tho 20lh inst, anu tho anniversary
was celebrated in loyal mud jubilant manner in
London and at tho royal PALACES.
Excellent buttor can DO bought in tho delightful
little town Of La Grange, Texas, for fifteen conls
per pound; cggs bit; bacon, Shoulders hams and
sides Mt bit per pound Inducements 10 movors.
Among tho list of penalties for tho regulation Of
Quoon ELIzpErn's household WAS tho following:
s'That mono toy with tho malons, on pain OF
four pence"
A bfrs. HAsrILToNl Tas brutally murdered in
johnson County, Texas, by hor brothcr-in-law,
MACK HAMILTON. Tho citizens IN pursuit. OF
tho fond, but at last accounts had not succeeded
In oHrcoting his capture.
Tho Iowa Republican Stato Convention mado
nominations for State officers fow days ago, and
adopted resolutions favoring July session OF
Congress and demanding tho punishment OF JEYr.
DAVIS.
Tho Now York Herald, Of Saturday, says: Twon-
ty-ono distilleries in tho Eighth and Ninth oolloc
tion districts in this city haye boon soizod within
tho last two days by tho revenue agents for alleged
Tho work Of rebuilding tho barracks at tho Yir-
Ginia Military Institute has besn resumed. Ac.
commodatone will bo prepared for ono hundred
additional cadets BY tho opening OF tho next ses-
sion.
patent has recently boon issued TO LORENZO
SIDEnr, OF Augusta County, w., for making stool
railroad bars, and other Btccl direct from blast
furnace, at comparatively litto oxponso. II such
nprocoBs is successful, il is ono OF tho most inl-
portant discoveries Of tho ago.
Tho frat National Bank Of vicksbure Inns COL
lap6od. Tho officers stated that tlloy could hayo
saved It IL thoy Lad boon ablo 10 borrow twonty-
hro thousand dollars, but tho condition OF its
affairs found to be 30 bad TINT capitalists ro-
fused to aid it, aud It was consequently forced to
go by tho board.
bouquet was ronontly purchased at fancy fair
in Prussia for thousand thnlers-cqual to moro
than $1,000 in our money. Mr. AnrrARcnI, tho
Turkish Ambassador, was tho gallant patron, tho
fair being undor tho patronage OF tho Grown
Princes, for Tho benolt CT disabled soldiers. Somo
OF our ladies would DO dolightod with such O cus-
tomor.
Tho Madison, Ga, Ne,os, is informed OF tho
melancholy death, from tho bite Of o rattlosnako,
OF young man named JonR RrvEns, which oc-
curred tho first of last woek, in Putnam county.
Young RIyERs was gathering strawberries in his
fnther's patch. on his hands and kneos, whom tho
vonomous reptilO sprung and struck him on tho
mock. A physician was sont for at cnco, but boforo
no arrived tho young man WAS dead.
pardon WINS, fow days since, issued in tho
caso Of Goneral LoNasrnEET, it having boon
granted upon tho written and personal application
Of humorous prominent individuals, inou ling
among tho names appended to tho roqucst that OF
.o1 LII.
the army, with aovrral Senators and Represents
tives, many OF whom woro also personally uppIi-
cants for tho pardon.
Tho Griffin (Ga.) Herald reports the price Of
now whcat in that town at 81 por bushol; and tho
Talbotton Gazette understands that parties in the
West have offered TO delivor wheat along the limo
Of tho Muscogee Railroad at 81 As por buslcl. It
says that 1t is estimated the wheat crop Of Talbot
County will roach 200, 600 bushels, which will loaye
a surplus Of 60,000 buHhels over tho amount an-
nually consumed.
Mile LIMA DE- MUnsKA has boon thoatricaIly OK
communicated. Tho Htago has it's ban as vol as
the church, and this fair horotc has falon untlor
it. Tho united manugora Of uornany hayo placed
knnnhtt qhlaEso olin p8jqg To Rsfs baEirg 5siaiata
tee formed ad hoo lately communicated to Mile
DE MURaKA tho intelligence that sho must sock her
living abroad, as not single manager Of Germany
would engage hor.
Dispatches from Omaha Nebraska, mention q
fight botwoen sixty white mon and from ono hun
dred to ono hundred and fifty Indians, on the 18th
inst, at OFalon's station, in which nino Indians
nro supposed TO have beon killed, whilo tho whites
sustained no loss. Ono soldier was recently killed
and sevonty-two horsos and mulos Btolon by tho
Indiana nt Hugo station. Detweon tho North
Plato and Donvor City tho Indians were poacoablo,
mi ha Iaatp pa1
Laramie continued trouble is reported.
Generals GnIFPIN and REYNoLps, OF Toxns, hayo
reported TO Gonoral SHERIDAN that Judge RIyEs,
OF tho Ninth Judicial District Of that State, in
charge to tho Grand Jury OF tho Court stated that
ho should not recoiyo tho testimony OF nogroes as
the law OF Congress on tho subject WAS unconati-
tutonnl. Thcy also report tho same facts against
Judge DouanEnTY, who stated in tho Headquarters
OF General REYNOLDS, that aB regards the testi-
mony Of negroes, lie would not recognize tho law
or authority Of Congress-.
The Dallas tTor.) Herald says that CIeburno,
tho new county acat Of johnson, s beautifully To-
Gated and las ploniy Of wood and water. At tho
sale OF lots on tho 18th ut, those on tho square
sold at priccs ranging from $40 to 1900. They
measure twcnty-rix by eighty foot. Enough wore
sold to mako ON aggregate Of $1,000, and tho
authorities will at once contract for building jail
anu court mouse. Fine material, in tho form oil
hard, blue limestone is al hand. atoam saw and
griHt mill, and cnrding factory, arc already in
operation.
There is now approaching completion in Bnli-
moro an immonso odifco, which will bo occupied
by the st. Jamos Roman Catholic congregation.
Some idoa OF tho extent Of tho building may be
formed from the fact that 1t required one million
and eight hundred Thousand bricks in it's erection,
and II will scat comfortably throo Thousand per-
sons on tho ground floor. Tho work Of frescoine
Ia dono by tho priests known as Tho Redemptorists
Tho principal sum required to eroct this immense
specimen OF architecture raised by weekly con-
tributions from nombars OF tho congregation OF
twenty-five cents each. It is ono nf tho moet At
tractivo and imposing buildings in tho city
Mr. REID, Superintendent Of tho Union Pacific
Railroad, has arrived at st. Louis, from North
Platte and says tho work on tho road will hayo TO
be abandoned, unless protection from tho Indians
Is furnished. General SHsRAAN lis at North Platte.
Tho following dispatch has boon aont 10 General
GRANT and the Secretary OF the Interior: "OHluA,
Juno Is, 1B67.-K General BuRonD has reported
what tho telegraph attributes 10 him, in regard to
Indian matters, ho is guilty Of reokless misropre-
seEtation or criminal stupidity. warfare Ia now
being carried on upon the plains by savage In
dians upon small parties Of dofoncoless sottlors,
and upon tho railroad surveying parties and labor
era, barbarous and unproyokod. Tho Government
must not be doluded by any suoh roportu as Bu