The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30
VIEWS SUMMARY.

ha ID and packed - that condition.
Err Darby canao; !eavc his room, and Cabinet
Councils are held il his bel-clamber
ODDS interference WITH the Mississippi editors,
1t Is said will get him iato trou lie.
There are five vessels on their way from Bre-
men with emiel ants lor Texas.
DIR. Mulds success with yellow fever, it is
said, came from giving no madicins at all.
Tho ulna fashionable women in Paris are
wearing gartcrs with diamond buckles.
The appearance OF Ice at ocata, Fla, is M
nounced.
Joseph Bonaparte's old country.seat, Borden
town, y. j., has been sold to milkman for sl2,-
ol0.
-Ihe town election at Hartford, Conn.,. was
carrel By the Democrats on Monday by about 800
majority.
-Tha Masonic Tomple at Shanehac, China, was
dol.cAtod with q torcnl.gh. procession, in which
On American fire engine figured.
-Ths Germans woo have made reuittances to
Fatherland through Hillyer, the New York banker,
will lose in the aggregate sl56 600.
English papers announce that the Queen will
emerge from her secIusion this winter and revive
the gaitics OF the court.
-CIlfornla is soiIg extensively into the culture
Of castor beans. The yield on an average is worth
more than $3.50 to the acre.
Tho Cincinnati Hebrew Relief Society has
spont Cver twe!vs thousand dollars this year for
the beneit OF the poor.
AT fashionable we ldings in Philadelphia the
bridesmaids enter il pairs, unattended BY the
groonsmen.
Alexander B. Stephens work on the Causes OF
the War will De puollshel lIr.ns thu first part ol
Docem0cr.
Accounts from Alexandria state that English
troops had arrived at Susz. There were 5000
mules in 1gyp. awaiting transport to Abyssinla.
Tho Artesian Well ID l. uisvi.le is now being
enlarged to inches in diameter and 22C0 feet IL
depth, which will make it the largest in the world.
MIR. J. q. AntLon, in letter to the Democra-
tic Union .onvention OF New York city, has de-
cIined the uomi lalion for a-ayor IN f-vor Of Nj
Hoffman, the rammany nominee.
line National Rs Juolican Executive Committee
will meet in Washington on the l1th Of L ecember
t, fix the time and place OF holding the Republican
National Convention FOR 1853.
1t is generally admitted by Republican mem-
bers that the resolution Of majority the Com
nit.ee on Impeachment will be rejected by q de.
cided maj Jrlty OF votes.
1t is said tnal Shepard, Massach lsetts wife
murderer, is sorry that he viii not BE- hanged Tor
year yet, as he wants to haunt his mother-in-
law.
Several shocks Of al earthquake were felt in
Nsvala o. "Wednesday last. Tne first was accom-
panied by q arumbins sound, resembling distant
thunder.
The land slide at Vicksburg continues, ex-
oln bof o,roila oil tha riv nd has
done much damage Seyera! new and valuable
stores will have TO be rebuilt.
"A fellow has Lean arrested in London for act
ing as trainer OF you.hiui thieves. II was shown
that he mad school and gave regular lessons in
r5guery.
L, Jourat.! du Brs Ran says that tho last
season at BaIe--Baden has been the best in the
memory of tie Oldest nhabitant. TLere we're IS. :
900 strangers thore, and no adventure, not q
suicide, not scandal"
There is report that 70 families are about to
emigrale from Johnstown, Pennsy ivania, TO Ken
tucky, where they hayo secured 28 900 acres o.
land on the Licking River, about fifty miles frc u
Cincinnati.
The Kentucky Democracy are making pro-
vision for the widow OF the late Governor Helm,
and the Legislature is to be petitioned to allow her
tho salary TO which her husban would have been
entitled.
-Tnc execution Of Allen, Larken and Gould, by
the English Government, FOR their participation in
the rescue OF Feuians at Manchester, VIII re pc
lceman was killed, is generally condemned as ua-
wise aud cruel.
Some one who eIhumsd from the recesses oil
the SurroSate's Office, IL New York, a day or tive
since, the VIII Of Tom Paine, proves, by extracts
from it, that tie author OF Common Sense" and
tho "A9e OF Reason, firmly and devoutly believed
in the existence aud ornnipotance OF God.
--The Aew York Tribune, abiding to the pre-
bable defeat OF Con. ention in South Carolina
says with North Carolina and Georgia recon-
structed, as thero is little doubt will be the fact,
the Palmetto State will be IL position to illus
trIte herself the difference IL the two systems, OF
rather between system AM no system"
-Tnurow Weed, wise old political rat, sees
the leak in the Radical ship and prepares to get
out OF the way OF danger in good season. The
danger is impeachment. He says the Republican
party cannot atord it, for the ultra action OF Goa
gress has lost that faction its ascendancy in three
OF the largest States OF the Union.
AT 6 steeple-chase held near Montre i, q few
days ago, platform, holding 800 people, came
down with q crash upon bar which was kept be-
meath it, fearfuuy crushing those who were gath
ereI around tho counter. One man named Stew
art, noted gambler, was crushed to de 18th with
pack Of cards in his hands. Several other per-
SONS were injured, but none fatally.
--Baron Won Beust has issued note in which
no declares the maintenance OF the temporal
power Of the Pipe is necessary for the peace ol
Europe. Prussia has agreed 10 the propositi:n
for general European Conference. 1t is repor. .ea
that France and Austria have concluded SPECIAL
treaty, il which they pledge themselves to main
tain the entire integrity OF the Turkish Empne.
"A London correspondent says that Miss Brad
don's first publisher, NJ. Tinsley (who died sud-
denly last ycar), called the elegant villa he built
for himself at Putney "Audley House, in crate
ful remembrance Of the Lady" to whose Secret"
he was indebted for fortune; and Miss Braddon
herself, through her man of business, has recent
y purchased q stately mansion OF Queen Anne's
time, "Litch6e.d House." at Richmond.
Hon. Robert J. Walker is writing letter re-
commencing the immediate resumption Of specie
paylneLts. This is to be effected, he thinks, by q
foreign loan, which he be isves can bo obtained at
par in god, at six per cent. He also recommends
the adjustment OF the internal revenue system,
and al internal taxes, except those on liquor and
tobacco, which, il properly collected, would yield
goo annually. The national banking system
should be sustained.
-one W!gsins was recently hung IN London for
Inc murder OF his mistress, he eli the whilo pro
testing his innocence, akd insisting that the wo-
man COMMITTED suicide. New facts make it proba-
Bile that poor Wisglns was judicialy murdered,
simpy because he had not enough money to nav
counsel and hunt up witnesses. One can now IN
ders'and why ths unfortunate man fought his exc
cutioners upon the scaff9ld ana ded strno,,;ns