The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16
Thp lailg Nema.
NEWS SUMMARY.

LOT Miaulnig uplattls
Now thrt SHERIDAN has been removed tiAN-
DERs, whom he appointed Governor of Louisiana,
talks of resgnng. Prominent ill,ca!s ut WASH
ington have however, written To him to hold on
ly all means, on tho ground that iiis resignation
would bring great calamity on tn, Unun men al
the State.
Tho nto Rev. THOMAS II. TAYLOR. Rector Of
Gruec Church, New York, was South Carolinian
and ilrst honor man of the South Car"iinn Cnl-
Iege. Ills place is Likely to be filed by the iior.
J. BARNwELL CAMPBELL, lato Of ST. Philips
Church, OF this Diocese, who Inns for some months
past filIod most ncccptnbly tho position OF assis
tant Rector OF Grace Church with tho deceased.
The British ship W9hdyc which has been sue
ccssfully engaged for twelTe months past in inter-
coptng tho ,lhows employed in tho slave trade OH
tho Mozambique and Zanzibar coast, has forward
cd Ietlcrs " hich confirm tho impression becoming
continually more distinct that Dr. L,rINGsToSE is
still plivc. Tho Shcik of Kicwa informed the ofli-
cors of tho HigifyCr That that was the case. al
though many Of tho Doctors foowcrB had bcen
killed in tight with the natives.
BEN WADE mado speech at Cleveland, Ohio, Oh
Tuesday. Thcro was not much enthusiasm mani
tested among his audonco which was composed of
only about fiyo hundred persons. IIe expressed his
conviction that tho country in pcrous crisis,
and that The President intended to enforce his
policy at tho point Of the bayonet. In private
yorsation ho afterward rom irkcd that Tho late
amnesty proclamation was upon the Union,
and that impeachment ought TO bo expected.
The engineer Of the projected bridge over '!asl
River in Now York City, has made his report. lie
ststes that tho bridge will terminate at Chatham
Square i'll New York, and near Fulton Ferry in
Brooklyn. It's total length will bo 5sG2 feot, and
the centre span will be 160 feet above high water
mark. Tho total cost Of tho structure is estimated
in minute figures nt sc, ,675, ,537, and il will permit
of tho transportation OF 1.-Two hundred thousand
persons over it daily.
new fibre is announced as having been brought
into uBo in the Southern States. BY recent pa
tent, species of nettlo which grows luxuriantl.
throughout tho Mississippi, Valley, is employed in
tho manufacture OF cord rope, cloth, bagging and
paper. Tho stalks, which grow from fonr to eight
for tho brake fT Ftha5G in the winter and arc ready
fibre is said to bo exceedingly fine, strong, anL
susceptible Of high finish by dressing
At German meeting held at Chicago tho other
might, HERMAN RASTER, editor of the Illinois
{Staats Zeitung, made speech referring to the ia.
naticsm of Tho Radical party. IIe said As he
had advised his German friends to lcaye tho
Democratic party in 1851. as eagerly would he now
hdvise his German fellow republicans of 1867 to
part company with party that has recklcssy
NS programme DS NOW ElE-
land sectionalism." Tho Germans ure rapidly
cutting loose from Repubcanism.
On Wednesday last, in San Francisco a bel be-
tween two gentlemen, named IIIuoISs and HAYES,
on the election, that tho loser should play hand
organ the cntiro length Of Montgomery street, was
decided. No Buch crowd was before seen ia
that city. Collections were taken up along The
route BY prominent men of both political parties
for the benefit of tho orphan asylnms, and many
thousands OF dollars wore received. Silver waH
ahowered from the windows and housetops and
business suspended for hours.
1t has boon repeatedly stated that the dispatch
OF August 49, from Con. GRANT to Gen. S1cKLEs,
which was printed Saturday last, COM
pleted the correspondence. This ia not The case.
There are one or two other brief dispatches, and
letter from General GRANT 10 uen. SIcKLEs,
dated August a, which, being understood BY
tho latter to he private, he has not published al
though General GRANT intended his authorization
to cover everything. In this lottcr, General GRANT
commends the wisdom of General SIcKLEs acts.
firm in Delaware, who put up fruits in cans
for the MARKET in letter to party in this city,
sRya: .'Wn never hero." ...rr r,nnrhca ss
this year. We arc putting up $50 9aS1h hours otter
and although VIC rcceisat many by rotting. Wo
pic}ipa New York thousand baskets last
week, and they brought us but fourteen cents
basket of three pccka; thoy cost us fifty cents;
and yet the weather has been mild, and the only
reason VIC can attribute their rapid decay to is the
unusual moisture OF the atmosphere"
We eco by tho following extract from n letter
writton by an American gcnileman sojourning m
Paris, to friend of his that style of dress
has appeared, which would be sorry 10 see
adopted by the iatlies in our midst: 'Paris has
gone mad Oh the subject Of low neckcd dresses.
They arc getting more an.! more hecoitte, and tho
leaders OF tho ton ara appearing without any bo-
dice at all merely using band likc that worn by
Infants which has The advantage Of covering up
nothing in front, and being regardless of every
thing behind. II requires tact, however, to keop
it on. Ono lady, with no sleeves at all, in Paris,
and only narrow gold cord, in the excitement OF
tho dance, broke Tho cord, and everything came
down by the run. Are we coming 10 this 2"
The hydraulic propeller steamship has had
another trial ct Stokes Bay, England, with two
Admiralty screw vesscls pitted against her. Tho
London Times, of August Is, derotes nearly three
columns to tho subject. giving Il very minute re-
port OF tho trial, from which il appears that in six
runs over tho measured mile, tho grnboat Hdfey-
0Aca thSdraulc) obtained an average speed of
s223knote with forty revolutions OF the turbine
against an average of 9267 by the screw boats,
with 1925 revolutions Of the stalboard engines,
and 1926 of the port enginea The Times saya
The Hydraulic machinery worked perfectly and
RoiseleRely," without "oven so much as n warm
bearing from tho time of ila erection in the hold
OF tho Hdtcrsoitch. Tho admiralty has ordered
two other vessels fitted with the hydraulic propel
lcF, to more fully test it's powers.
return recently published shows that tho total
amount received from dcpoaioIs in tho United
Kingdom during tho year 1868 was E2, ,7Oi 733, f2-
bO0,42l OF which was received in England and
Wales, fS6, ,GI9 in Scotland and Gll7 GG3 in Ireland
The total amount paid in the Same time WAS e.
026207 and the computed capital at the end OF the
year was ca. 37G,S2a. During tho four years that
these banks have been established all tho above
items havo progressively increased, and at The end
OF 1885 stood as follows Total amount received,
including interest, fI ,569 $780, "a, ,9s5 449 OF which
belonged to England and Wales, E99, ,70s to Scot
land, and fl3i $50 to Ireland; total amount paid
t2s16,o55, f2,776,95G being taken by England and
Wales, Es3,Ol3 by Scotland, and fl15, 5,os6 by Ire
land. Tho total computed capital amounted 10
fsl2l,l75, &7,7l9,9sl OF which helong to England
and Wales, flGi. $50 to Scotland, and E23G GA IN
Ireland
The developments Of the internal revenue frsuds
IN Brooklyn are taking q tangible shane. aud arc
10 WIDE in their ramificatons it il said os eyen
10 impiicato certain mombcrs Of the Washington. ]
Cablnet, whoso identity at present il copconlod
Inc proceedings in tho Revenue Board over these
nileged frauds is said 10 hayo beon somewhat