The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-26
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NEWS SUMMARY.

UplanQB lU{u.
Tho letter from MACMILLAN to CARLo1TA is Bpu-
rious-lrst published in Franco.
Many man has parnphrasod tho declaration oil
tho poct. and erected for himself no monument
moro enduring tllnn his brass.
At Cambridge Mass, tho other day, wdowor
of sixty, who lad luBt threo wives by death, WAS
married 10 twico widowed lady Of flfty-ihrce.
kccoid diEg TO DRAPER, nature not only inilucnc-
cs tho condition Of man, but governs h:s crecd.
Beow tho parallel of II degrees tJanuary isothor-
maD tho climate is Catholic in it, tendencies.
North Of that Limo it is Protestant.
Ono Of tho Andoyo- theological professors re-
commended q certain work to tho faror Of his stu-
dents b. saying II is distinguished for tho "bca,l-
tiful consceutivenoss Of its logical soquacious-
ncss." That is moro than can 10 said Of tho
hndoycr theology.
Tho crop Of hucldoberrios in New Jeraoy, it is
cstn,atcd, Will amount, in dollars aud cents TO
moro than tho combined crops OF Strawberries,
raspbcrrios aud Llackborrios. Daily 'hucIlobcrry
trains aro run over tho railroads leading to New
York antl Philadelphia.
Mr.. DnINKLEY 1IoHNspy, OF johnson county, Mo-,
Inns brought suit against Gcn. STERLING PnIcE for
damages sustained BY him in tho summer OF 1861 in
beng imprisoned By tho rebel soldiers under PnIcE.
An order of attachment has boon sued out author
zing the seizure OF property belonging 10 PRICE to
tho valuc OF $4,000.
A Euc:os Ayrcs letter TO tho Now York JPorlti
Hnys that during tho prevalence of cholera in tat
province, thrty-lvo or forty days, $50 porsons
died or Tho isaa 'rt' i"'..I~- ~ -'i--'e ..."o"
OF tho rivers, und NIL tho dcaths In tho allied nrmy
for tho timo of oholora. In tho city Of Duenos
Ayrcs tho mortality wns IL per 1000.
pct fox, which had escaped from his keepers,
reapsrd to hin former habits, was recently killed
in tho ncighborhood of Pine Hill, Waterbury, Ct.
Ho had xii ed thirty chickens belonging to Mr..
AARON BENEDICT in ono night, and twenty -lvo bo-
longing TO 1IESnY PnEAT, another. His owncr cnn
hnro tho Hkin OF tho doconsol roynard by paying
for what poultry he destroyed.
curious trial OF strength occurred in Buffalo
on Thursday Inst. There wns dispute rs to the
relative strength Of two tugs, and II was decided
by attaching strong hawscr from tho stern OF
ono to tho other, and thon Mt given signal each
ondeavored to pull tho other backwards. Tho
winning and Of course tho strongest tug dragged
tho o;hcr on captive.
There is question of still further cmbcllishing
Paris by making o "jardin de o,intt,c," or gar
den all around tho city. TO accomplish this the
Notifications would DO lcvellcd, tho ditch 6llcd
up, md tho ground turned inlo flower beds, for
tho rearing Of exotic plants mud tho recreation of
tho people. This garden, if made, will bo some
thirty miles in circumference.
At ono Of the fashionable Churches in Pittsfiold,
Mass, strangers arc seated according to drcsa. If
elegantly dressed thcy arc ehown up tho broad
aisle the pulpit; il well dressed thcy win &C.
euro sitting about half way up tho broad aisle; if
ordinarily dressed thoy arc disposed OF in somo
ono Of the sdo pcws under tho llery, and as near
tho doors as possible. Verify "to tue poor the
Gospel ia preached" but ut distance. l.
Tho Round Table, in alluling to tho threatened
invasion of Mexico, by flllibusters, says "tho pic
bald ragamuflins who for nearly half century,
hayo dronchod that beautiful lnnd with blood and
bado defiance to tho progress Of tho civilized
world, may vol give place Mt last to tho aspiring
warriors, thinkers, and workers Of our own raco
who hnSo long beGn watching for tho time whom
such great movement could bc effected with tho
best chances for direct and tho least prob
ability Of interference from without to effect its
pcrmanency."
Tho Jamni:a Cleaner, OF tho 2ith ult., publishes
neWH from Hayi Of the election of President of
tho Ropublic. Tho election took place at Port au
Prince, on tho 18th Of June, nud ns had been OK
poctcd, General sALNAyE, who was occupying tho
Presidential CHAIR Professionally, was chosen. Ho
vas the only candidate, md WAS unanimously olcct-
tion would hayo beon hopeless. Tho now const-
tuition recently adopted in Hayti provides TINT tho
instead Of for life, as under the old constitution.
According to this, Con. SAI.SAvE has been eloctcd
to seryo till May, 1871. The country was tranquil.
Somo idea OF tho terrible havoc or wnr mny bo
gained from tho following figures Sin tho des-
perate encounter at Chicknmngua, RosENonAsz
loHt 1851 men, and at Murfreoaboro' IL ,aB5; at
Pittsburgh Landing GRANT Lost 1858; ut Yicks-
burg, 0s75, and ut Mission Ridge 1000; ut Gaines
Mills, Peach Orchard, Savage Stntion, Glontalo
Thito Oak Swamp and Mnlvorn Hill, MCCLELLAN
lost 70.oc0, nnd Mt Antiotam, II 426; HOOKER lost
in his campaign in tho Wilderness, 10000; Buns-
slDE at fredericksburg L, 900; and GRAars united
losses, from the timo Of crossing tho Rapidan, in
hia final campaign. to tho surrender Of LEE, arc
computed Mt 90, ,090." e III =
Tho New York Tribune has tho following funny
paragraph relative to ono Of tho 'dead-locks" bo-
twocn tho President ind Congress-: Tho Tonnro
OF Of6co law had IN unexpected result, which wo
hardly know whether to cnll dcplorablo or comical
postmaster was suspended for defalc, ton; tho
Senate rcjccted'the person nominated as his sue
ces:or; and under the law the delinquent had to
bo reinstatea. In communicating to him this
amazing result, tho Postmaster Gonoral politely
requested him, 'aa q favor to tho Department, to
use as ittlo Of tho money Of the Government and
mako as fow falso entries as possible" It is not
S--e "ASs'SA thS1o u uhS .icSui punishment lOr
stealing in the State wherein this gentleman lives
JULES FAvns, ever. roady to mako stab at tho
Second Empire, hns attacked the Emperor for tho
share ho had in MAxnnILANs misfortunce. A
stan of blood, he said, will rest upon Trance.
There woro murmurs in tho Assembly, and
strong protest from The foreign Minister. Nevor-
tholcss, NAPOLEON ia evidently conscience ckcn
concerning tho fate OF his tool and Franco shares
tho humiliation. Wo may bo suro that thero is on
end forever to foreign intervention in Mexico and
for a1ght we can toll, the disnster to tho Enperors
prestige may have powerful effect upon his for
tunos. Tho Exhibition soryes to divert tho minds
OF tho pcoplo at present. but French honor is son
s;tvo, aud tito Emperor will not DO deemed to have
studied and protected it. with his usual skill and
tact in this miserable Mexican business.
Tho Now York Tribune says: 'rrho address which
tho Popo delivered to the denties from Italian
cities, the other day, was rather kinder in tono
than mnny Of his former speeches, but It indicates
no change IN his policy, and no relaxation Of his
opposition to tho union OF Romo with tho King
dum Of Italy. Ho is still 'unab'o TO porcoiyo tho
advantages of national unity, still unwilling to nc-
knowledge that tho movement for q consolidation
Of tho italian States sprlngs from any othor insp
ration than hostility to tho Roman Church. And
i'll tho unwontol boldnoss and resolution Of his
speech it ia not difficult. to dotoct confidence.
probably we'll founded, that tho intervention which
ho has besought from Franco will soon come 10 his
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