The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-18
The 1ai1g Eens.
NEWS SUMMARY.
Cotton closed in New York at 2sa for MiddHng
Uplands. Gold closed at SCI.
Cotton closed in Liverpool at 10id. for Midding

Cotton closed in New York at 2sa for MiddHng
Uplands. Gold closed at SCI.
Cotton closed in Liverpool at 10td. for Mdding
Uphnds.
II appears from statistics compiled at Milledge-
Wis, the State Capitol, that the number Of paupers
In Georgia has increased 10 10000.
A Saltillo (Mexico) correspondent Of the Texas
RGnohGu Gays: "MAxnm11H, in his will, leaves to
the families Of the unfortunate MmAMoN and
kxuA ono hundred thousand dollars each.
The widow OF the late Earl Of Clifford, better
known a Lady Du1yxRM author Of the beautiful
song sThe Lament Of tn Irish Emigrant," died
ON the 18th ult
LoUw NAPOLEON has ordered N. MoNNIER, the
tutor Of tho prince imperial, to teach him in
history only the dates and principal facts, and
nays that he viii explsin to his son the meaning
Of the events as he understands them.
The number Of foreign residents in China and
Japan in steadily increasing. In Hong Kong, ao-
eording 10 census taken in 1856, there are now
ms Europeans and Americans in total populs-
ton Of Ill, ,09a
The twenty -f-st volume of tie Fapoleon Cor
respondence has appeared in Paris, with preface
in the form Of . report to the Emperor, by Prince
NApor1ox. The new volume contains tho docu-
raents relating to the years 1910 and 1911.
A second attempt has been made to dislodge Ia
bIe Rock. Ten blasts were made, each containing
one and half pounds Of powder. The only ef-
fsct prnduoed was slight explosion on the sur
soa. H Is said that third attempt will be made
with Hity pounds otpowder
The Chair Of Poetry at Oxford, lately vacated by
MIrruxw AlNoID, Is to be filed by Sir FRANos
Hls11Nas DOYLE, who was recently elected as his
successor by two hundred and ninety-four votes,
q majority OF ninety-on over DEAN AIKIANDER,
and the third claimant, DR.. KYNAsroN.
The Paris correspondent Of the Boston Tran
scrHe thus speaks OF the working girls Of Paris
'There Is something rotten at the core when the
eiris IN every workman's family walk the streets
each night in shame, after having worked all day
for thirty FIVE sous." ,a.,
A few days ago, the proprietors OF the Salt Lime
Works.. st Cfitheroe, England, fred an immense
blast. Two tons Of gurpowder were placed in the
mine and the explosion which followed resulted in
the displacement Of about twenty thousand tons
oestone. sY6 . .,--,
The ground has BEEN broken for monument to
Pennsyivanians who fell in Mexico. It win be OF
white marble seventy feet high, erected at Harris
burg, ID the eCapitol grounds, between the Land
os,a and the Arsenal. II win be finished in early
.,r;ns
Ths Minister os Agriculture has addressed q
c;,cul.r 70 the Msyors Of France, enjoining them
n no;sh severely an persons caught in the act Of
nata;nc t,,nninp. Sc. small birds, whose valuable
services "a desoyers Of insects he sets forth, de-
cnstrstns BY statistics the utility Ut these hum
Th., ncresaa of the number of newspapers pub
,,.hsa = It.ly sinoe II has become hee State has
hsen ,s,y ,.,ce. :. New Journals arc constantly
.n,;no;ne "a. and at Florence there are already
siave@ nsnera which are issued every day in the