The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-22
NEWS SUMMARY.

Thero hos been cricket match in London b.
tween mon witiEono' log and mon with ono arm.
The onc-lcgged mon beat.
Tho names OF 1718 Smithe, 923 Browns, 832 Mil
Iers, GA Wilson's, 598 Jofnsons, aud 591 Jonesacs
appear in o now Philadelphia directory.
An editor in Oil City uaos oil stock certificates
on which to writo his editorials. Which it is fair
to presume partaho largely Of tho Oily Cannon
character. b. /;
Tho Count Of Flanders brother OF tho King Of
Holland, garo his vito 1900 900 worth Of diamonds
rs marriage present. Ho is. what tho ladies call
"a perfect gontlemau."
N. Rouugn, tho French Minister Of State, was
born Noyoniber 8O 1914. Ho is ono OF tho ablost
lawyers, moit ploquent spoakors, aud most iBtiu-
guishoi public men now living in Franco.
Gc,eral D. II. HILL, III an article published in
his magazine, says incidentally that il iB tho duty
OF voters in the South to elect mon to Office whoso
consistent Unionism will DO satisfactory 10 tho
dominant party" ,
Miss CATuAnINE HATToN, Virginia lady, Is pros
ecuting claim to ono hundred acres Of land 10
Gated about tho contro Of tho City Of Now Albany,
Indiana, and said TO be worth about ono million
dollars. :, t-.
DEEouEn says, in his Lsd5er story that man
nut take pains to forget tho greater part OF what
he learns in college, and goes on to chow how COM
pletely he has acted up TO his own teachings, by
talking about "a caryatidcH."
Du CHAn.LU says that whom he demonstrated
with tho Africans on their intemporanoo thoy an
swcred "Look at the gorillai he drinks wator, ="
and left it to bc inferred uat thoy had boon evolved
and differentiated from that noble beast by many
generations OF strong drink. ~.
A laundering or willful compositor and proof
reader on tho Davenport uowa) Gazette recently
caused that journal to appear with the following
dispatch 'rhc Committee OF Ways and Means
have decided 70 put CHASE and BUTI.ER on tho FREQ
list Il should have read "Cheese and Buttor." )"
A lato Paris lo.ter TO the Now York Tunes says
iAperics is looked upon in tho light Of public
benofaotor. Tho Great Eastern, with hsr corpo-
rails guard Of passengers, almost caused panic.
It was expected that she would bring over two
thousand peraons, Zach with gold bag tel to his
neck
suit has been commenced against o1-General
GIBSON J. PILLOW, in Memphis, 10 recover tho
valuo Of seized by him whilo in the oapa ity OF
Confederate ofacor. Tho point in dispute ia
whether tho authorities under which he acted were
or wefe not bona tide boligerents. The case will
go to the Supreme Court.
Tho EoHton Jourrat eaya !: Tho charge thlt
Jadge KELLEY indulged in incendiary language vii
not for moment be believed. "Whereupon the
New York Conlerciat Advertiser, also Republican
jourual remarks: Then Judge KELLEY has ro.
formed his habit, for he 'indulgoI in such lan-
gunge,, constantly in Congress-"
s Sasy "a last t. tho roo. Of the Buffalo Union Pua
mon in: the ruins; four men wero killed and 0fteon
dreadfhlly crushed The mills were destroyed by
fro last December, and had been rebuilt and tho
roof Just placod in position. Tho cause Of tho
cident is not yet nscertained.
The.Dunder6erg, tho largest yeasel built in this
country, and the most formidable steam ram lfioat
has beon sold by her bildors to Franco for s. 900
O00 Congress at it's last session, gave tho bull
dors permission to sell her. and tho first offer they
oblainedoWns from Chill. Franco, however bid
higher and carried off tho prizo.
An incumbeucy Of nm unusual duration has Just
boon brought to close by tho death, In his nine
ty-6rst yenr, OF the Rov. R. DICKSON, who, for no
less than s1ty-eight years, has been rector Of Kill
keedy, near Limerick, Ireland. Up to Tho time of
his lashillness. the venerable gentleman retained
possession Of all his faculties, aud took part last
month in tho celebration Of tho Holy Communion
in his church. 2" ':' s"''- :" f''' '' ''''''
HENRY CLArs statue will be ioaugurated at
Louisville Ky., on tho SOlh inst Tho oration will
DO delitnrod by Judge BuLLooK, OF that city, and
GEonog.D PnENTIoE hns writton an odo :for tho
occasion..i Tho invitations include President JoHN-
BON, tho Judges of tho Supreme Court, Tho Speak
ers of both Houses Of Congress, tho Governors Of
an the States, Gen. U. g. GRANT Gen. r. E. LEE,
Con. JOE JOHNSTON. Gen. ". IT, SHERMAN, Admi-
raj FaRRARuT, and others. ., =. - -
Foreign papers state that The closing scono In
tho trial Of BunKB aud DonAN, at Dublin, was 30
dramatic as tosnggost comparison between It and
tho similar aceno which took place when aeutence
was passed upon SMITH ODnRN and MRAaHER.
Tho counsel who dofonded tho conBpiritors OF 1s4S
sat in Judgment on their successors Of 1867, and
tho voice which pleaded for mercy on tho former
occasion, now pronounced B6ntonee Of death.
Tho Washington correspondent Of tho Now York
Times says tho President has decided to accept tho
invitation oxtendod to him by the Mdaonio fra
ternity of Boston to be present ut their coming
celebration, md will accompany tho two Com
manderies Of Bnights TGmplhr from Washington.
Revenue cnttor will be placed at their lissossl
by tho Treasury Department. Delegations from
the Washington Commanderics started for Balti-
more tonight to complete arrangements with tho
Templars. Of thai city Tor tho trip. ysae.
The spirit OF lawlessness md violence atifred mn
in tho South among tho negro population is d.
reotly Inscribed by tho Albany Eucning journal to
fhe snew Radical crusado;" and tho editor pro-
tests against the Republican party being hold ro-
5ponsible either for the extreme mon who profess
10 not as representatives for the doctrines they
promugate, which are considered subvcrsye OF all
sound ideas Of government, incendiary In their Of
fects and calculated to delay the process Of recon-
Btruction. E-S @ aG#s
UNDERswooD is at this time tho recipient Of
heavy blows from every quarter. The Radicals are
msuling him for tho release Of Mr. DAyIs, and tho
roar Of Indignation at his charge still continues
II correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer In
TO be beloved, until lato hour on the day preood-
ing tho discharge 'oi ,sir. DAVIS, .UrDEawoop was
remorselesaly bent upon incarcoratng that gentle
man in 'ltho Libby" but philosopher dREKIsY took
him in hand at late hour OF the Sabbath, wreatled
with him for many hours. and converted tho bea,
then. 30 Bays tho Richmond Times, Z. . 81 :, {, I
The Roman Catholics Of Cincinnati have ,usi
laid tho .cornor stone of the now 81. Xavier Col.
lege, which, whom completed, as It will DO In De
cember no1t' will DO very splendid building.
Il will hGye ty-six feet Of frontage on Sycamore
street, onohundred aud twenty 1.-two feet Of depth
and will bo noyenty feot high to tho corhic6, THE
library will hayc room for forty thousand volumes
and there Will be q museum OF natural history, TO-
seventy feet long by thirty feet wide, There win
also DO chapel for; tho uso Of. professors, bp,
capable Of, seating four hundred persons. Alto.
gether tho cost Will amount to one ethundrsd thou.
sand dollars, and the structure viii be ap orna-
ment TO the city. III ~
A ohomist Of MaIseilIos professes to have COM
pounded o Crock 1ro which, In his oplpion, will