The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01

bring your enemy to terms by assessing upon him
all the expenses, and q margin to spare Tho late
Prussian campaign against Austria cost s42 O00 O0O
which the Emperor has levied upon his enemies,
thus AUSTRIA s2S, Geo. 600; Bavaria, s12 600 900
sa1ony, s7,OOo,O00; Wurtomberg, s3,200O 600 !;
Baden, s2,4OO,oO0; Frankfort, 900; Hesse
Darmstadt 81, 200, ,O00 Total, $50, 100000. Being
the whole sum, and round 100000 OF profit
beside. Not bad summers work.
The Knoxville Whig, of the 10th ult., says 'sWc
are authorized to say that, after Monday next, a
regular train will run to and from Clinton, on tho
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad with passcn-
ger car attached, for tho accommodation OF travel
lers and freight. This is the opening up of new
and great channel Of trade and travel, which will
not again be checked until we arc connected with
Louisville and Cincinnati, and this will be at no
distant day. In two years more we shall be in
connection with South and North Carolina, start
ing out from Morristown."
A colony Of freedmen, consisting of three hun
dred heads of families, comprising about two
thousand men, women and children, is to be estab-
ished west of Now Smyrna, thirty miles south Of
Fernandina. They come from South Carolina,
and are in charge of General ELY. The Govern
ment gives them one months subsistence and
transportation, and they supply themselves with
two. The country which they are to occupy is we'll
adapted to cultivation, has fine range for cattle,
and abounds in fish, oysters and game. Colonel
SpaAaUI, commanding the District, has guaranteed
military protection, and with this military super
vision toge her with well directed industry, their
condition must be greatly improved. They will
leave Charleston, s. c., next month in steamers
for New Smyrna.
The expectation of sugar from Puerto Rico dur
ing the past yoar has amounted to LOS. .834 TAO
pounds, the yaluo Of which is calculated at four
and half millions Of dollars. Coffee to the value
Of two millions Of dollars and cotton to half mil
lion also swell The total Of the exports which
altogether amount to nearly nine millions. The
far greater portion of the trade has been with tic
United States, for over nnety-four million pounds
of sue ar went there whilst to tic uoxt best GUS
toner, England, only twenty-three million pounds
were sent. 1t is remarkable that vory little coffee
found its way to American markets. only eighty
one-thousand pounds whilst to England three
million pounds, to Spain four million, to Cuba one
and half million, and to Italy nearly two and q
half million pounds were consigned.
The st. Louis Democrat publishes some statis
tics of the tobacco crop of the present season. In
Missouri it ia reported at from 10000 to $4,000
hogsheads. This is far belo@an average crop, but
it is said that the quality Of the tobacco is unusu
ally good. InNirginia the crop has fanen off one
thnd-it is reported at 100000 pounds-but is
20 the best ever made as respects quality" In
some counties of North Carolina lands which had
been previously devoted to tobacco wcro this year
planted with cotton. The yield in that State is
s5,OC0,oO0 pounds. The yield in Maryland is
placed at S. 900; Tennessee at 80 500 OOo ToS-
as at 80, 900; Kentucky at G1.0oo,00O; Alabama at
270, 600; Arkansas at 17o0,0OO; Florida and Geor-
eia each 6OO, 900; Louisiana 10000; South Carolina
S. 600; and the Northern States at 52.l5O,5OO
1ounda