The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-11
NEWS SUMMARY.

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Cotton in Nov York c.osed dull at 8 decline OF
&c. 1c pei ID. Sa.os 1900 bales, Middins l63c.
Cotton in Liverpool closed yesterday at 7id,
heavy; to arrive ID. Sales 5000 bales, Manches-
ter adv.c1s untavogable.
Paris is to nave new, beautiful and commo-
dious Theatre Vaudeville near the Grand Opera.
-Ihe yellow tever still fingers in the neghbor-
hood OF Th;oodaux, Lou!siaAa.
n Jlmss 3. AlcmcrdJ. cashier OF the Nauoa'
al DaaA at Rcl o1d. Va, died last week.
-iAers were 500 ol.es OF cJttol raised IN one
Sou:u,:a collsy o. IEGois tins season.
Peter CArsman, ln.rderer OF Moses Ross and
his soa. n My last, was hanged in ST. LOUIS Oh
FRIDAY.
"A youag man in Georgia died recently from
having cut o mole with razor while snavng
Paralysis '5as caused By the wound.
Mr.. james ". Prentiss, one Of the best c!ti-
sans OF Savannah, d.ed on Friday night OF hemo--
rhage OF the lungs.
Wisconsin has paid over nine thousand dollars
bounty this year for wild animals, whose SKINS
a.one are sufficiently valuable TO lead hunters to
pursue them.
Il. is said that tradesmaa in an Ohio city ap-
pends to his advertisement: Min sters Of tho
Gospel supplied witD goods al COST if ttey agree
to mention the TACT to Their congregations"
1t is stated that '.Yankse Roolnson," show
man, has gone into bankruptcy, at the end OF an
NJ u,;essful campaign in Chicago; liabilities
$1,000.
The lud glove dealers OF Boston are said to
have solI SO 900 worth OF '9lds" to the ~udences
OF Nj. Dickens, who has finished his readings IN
that city, and is now in New York.
ID vi y Of TN
ginia have elected Major Green Peyton, Engineer
OF the Southside Railroad, PROCTOR, ulce Colonel
Joa1 E. Johnson, resigned.
The steamship City of Paris has been seized
at New York, on tne ground that she had carried
An excess Of passengers. The penalty Is nxeu al
s173,6O0. and the owners OF the vessel gave bonds
for tnat amount.
-Tno monument on Plymouth Rock has been
conol.ted. Tao last stonc was placed upon the
structure on Saturday, wnon the ashes OF some OF
the p grim flths.s were deposited IN one OF the
chamb;rs.
"a fearful murder is reported to have occurred
q. Bright Hope Collpits Che: terf,ld County, Vr-
ginia. It is said tnat white man was thrown
down shaft one thousand feet deep. The muir
derer escaped.
IN Paris the people are buried by q company
who take charge OF all funerals. TGis company
Includes eight hundred persons, and 1t employs
several huudrel horses. Al these horses are
eilher black or white.
"A portion OF the former country seat OF Jo-
se2h Bonaparte, at Bordentown, N. j., has Just
been sold to milkman for twelve thousand dbl
lars I; was only nuc Gus OF the estate, with the
mansion, and belonged to Mr.. Mllard, son of
Count B1naparte's former Secretary.
The wire rope for the new suspension bridge
att agara Falls has arrived at Montreal, and will
soon be delivered at Clifton. Its weight is over
one hundred and fifty tons, and fifteen cars will be
required to transport 1t. The bridge will be COM
pletel before the 1st Of June next.
"A Honolulu letter OF November IS says Captain
Enos, commanding whaleship, reports being
ordered from Ochoshock cruising ground by
Rlssian gulboat !e was given twenty-tour hours
in which to leave. Otherwise the Russian threaten
cd TO SILK his vessel.
An English oaper says thlt many Roman
Catholic ladies in London have sold their jewelry
and givon the proceeds to the fund in support OF
the Holy FAther. The male sex has made sacri-
fee hardly les real. Gentlemen have toregone
hunting for the season, and subscribed an equiva-
lent CT the expense in tlvOr of the Holy See.
AT female suffrage meeting in yineland. N.
j., resolutions were ad pteI declaring that one
hundred aud thirty.fonr thousand women in New
Jersey were entitled to votI > and it was decided to
issu, thirty Thousand lies CT address, and to
employ lecturers to canvass the State to awaken
tbs WON n to u knowledge and maintenance of
their rights.
Tue King OF Prussia has osiled Baron Roths-
chill, Of Frankfort, to the upper house Of the
Prussian Diet, but il Hung Try, as well as IN many
parts OF Germany, an impossible social bar,1er is
SILL kept up to the injury OF the Jews.
Eipg Frederick William has set an example
wncn required despite the peculiar wealth OF the
new peer, 10 little moral courage, and the Jews
far and near vii profit BY it.
"A call has been issued by large number OF
leading firms throughout the country for nation
a convention OF manufacturers, to meet at Cleve-
land Ohio, on the 18Th OF this month. This step
Is taken with view OF urgin, on Congress, early
In its present session at Washington, the necessity
OF simplifying aud changing tne tax list in such
manner as to remove burdens, far as just, from
the manufacturing interests of the country, aud
thus relove and stimulate the productive industry
Of Inc country.
In England II has been proposed and re-
ceiyld with iavor o Institute systen OF acc.den-
tai insurance Tor min,rs. the mine-ownera paying
the premiums and insuring the mon, while, on the
other hand, the oo1 paniss are to issue policies
not to each Individual by name, but Tor such Il
number Of persons en- rloyed. The individual
miners might come or go without affecting the
policy; and IN case of fatal accident IN the mine
the ;nsur-Lcs would be p-id without reference to
identify Of the victims, but according to the num-
Der and rank OF thu men. In this way, with the
least amount Of trouble, the families would secure
benefit from the insurance.
AT Natal, Cape OF God Hope in the case OF
the iuterdict sougnt to be obtained by DR.. Coenso
against the Rev, Nessrs. Green. s. F. Robinson
and Walton, tor p, aaching, the court had refased
ths applit ion. The reverend respondents vere
to b, c:tod 10 lividuay to appear on the first day
o nexs :erm to show cause why thew should no.
20 deprive Of their Licenses n the diocese. The
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Cape Town had been
mobOed at Namaqual, and q mock religious pro-
c.sslon paraded before him; his absolution was
asked fJr in derlsiop, and his person pelted with
filth By some ignorant members OF the community,
IN consequence OF his having baptized two llegiti-
mate children. The better class protested against
the outrage aud sympathizsd with the Bishop.
The Geological Gardens which are projected
for the Central Park ID New York will, when COM
pleted, embrace tho larses. geological collection
IN the world Tho array OF animals at present n
exhibition, which form the nucleus OF the grand
project, is either confined to the arsenal scat
tered through the grounds. T-e plat selected for
the gardens Is situated On EiShth-avenue and is
Bounded by Ninth-avenue. Seventy-seve lth and
Elg t!-frst streets. Animals from every quarter
OF the globe will be domiciled in the building.
The temperature OF the air Will be graduated to
the natural climate whence they como, whether
from the figid or the torrid zones, and native
ksepers. acquainted with the.r d. .nas;.ion mn