The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-27
Our New York Letter.
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NEW YoRK, April q. The election OF delegates
yesterday, and created about as much excitement
as % might have been produced by m election Of
cans carried the entire State With the exception Of
tnla CITY and- Kings County, where ali. the Demo!
Graac- candidates were elected : Henry WARD
BEEoHER was distanced, having come in, or rather
having remained ont; as chairman of che atav.at.
The old Bowery Theatre was sold at auction vea- ca
1 hed dbsSsaRen y%e O. tss nu,di and
one @ 1or S7OOo, held by j. s. Soles. The first bid
vas $50 OOO, which was run up; however, to s1O6.-
y yo1dt af which price it vas knocked down to Leo
e correspondence bureau has been started by one
Of the attaches Of the Herald Office, which is con.
hncs@a On egrlons principle, that is to say the
bureau not only writes some letters Rraxuitouaiy
other Words It is novel kind Of an n adysrtia;np ~
as seln set gpesl these sgsesa
as the ehtetprismg Journal Charged 5ns hundred
ana fifty dollars to insert it in their columns and
sa 95s esn ns rs mssshs e s
hare for the estsbHshment of new bureaus m u.s.. 81
the Japanese Embassy has a arrived I've and be1d
5orth at the Metropolitan Hotel. They are pars
tacqas os Wealthy and ugly The namea
Aathmoto ,judiyu. Their private secretary re
2oiceg n the euphonious name OF 4 Fuhkasawa
&O3akti, and the balance Of the embassy have
!nfernaD revenue tax. they leave for washington
n aiew daYs, and VII pc formally introduced to
Ss,dsnt Wn y, Johnson =. s, ", h '5.,
the Btooklyn Academy Of Music on things ii gere-
RAJ, and politics in particular. Horace Greeley il
E. E sMasAow-Pated SO simpleton;4 President johnson q
each one Of athe SONS of@Han who live I'm the
South must have forty seres Of land presented ia
n,na Mith the. compliments Of Uncle Samuel. So
At last has . railroad bill heenu; passed bv The
Leg1elature and signed by the Governor. and We
eSs SSnnt upon having an elevated railway
the sgs 81 elsz maS 1Ssa will
and Ninth Avenuet to the harlem River. sprovsied
thst after the first half mile Of the track be laid
point Of view 8 Should Se tSe sh,ng
We nay hope Sor the passage OF, similar bil next
session Tor Broadway road. se a.. ~ I
lows: Wrought iron columns nine inches IN d;aIe%
Yer ana twenty-fve feet apart, will support the
track, which is to be Of steel, and suficiently
tSat tSng [ 70 pear Xsighs M ate times greater than
rom osctllsting by smaller columns support t ting
t5sn ,nna ct; tee sarawil Ba pulled along by wirs
esxed bDy Patented at each M
Mp 1M1pe WI 90 duty Toe another five hundred Yards.
lhe WORK VII cost about three hundred and flfty
thna mn qoia5s nax Per me but nevertheless The
Iae silver ware burnishers, shop rainters. bed
Sasnnsrs, etevedores and desr1ckmen, have ali gone
she iapGr movement or rather into the lsboe
n:ceEa oinations resolved. 4o get Setter
.rous Ptsytnat Is to say they are determined e
msn ne s saas tthoogh have to wesE ks
AZ, fs1nsnsa y no onids llay about the matter. si
msshes hsEe and large number Of sales are e
1sessa np sa a TaS nos ys Keep wei
thaA building naatezsa M "a ene a,H Saass Ees g
narilY high. and labor not only. high. bnt st;i
setrTaAk,ng TA upward as Per paragraph above.
takes place tonight at fhe aanaa
ny e auaic and VIII be zssn nifcsrS afasr "a !.
probable that this will be the cloeine bali ~ III
The theatres still draw. well, bnt : ma,os;tv /
the best actors and Actresses are going over i
y .:.ss ~ MOULTRIE!