The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-25
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NEWS SUMMARY.

II
Cotton closed in Liverpool ut 10id. for Uplands.
Gold closed in Now York at 1898.
Cotton closed in Now York nt 27GD27Ac. Tor Mid
ling Up!aIds.
Tho statistics of rum drinking by Tcrch"ne
ailors in Eastern London show that som' mon
rink from thirty to forty glGsscs OF spirits ual',
md ono sailor oyory day nbbod tl'reo Eottics OF
yin. lhro gallons of beer, and several glasses oi
,randy.
Tho Presidents suggestion that the denial OF
political rights to tho Southern States, ana tho
overthrow of their respective governments
uccortling 10 tho Reconstruction Acts. rcndor tho
United States liable for their dcbts is regarded rs
posscssing grca, force by ablc Republican jurists
In boti Houses.
Colonel SHEPARD, Superintendent OF tho M'nhe-
sofa Contral Railroad, informs tl.o ST. Paul Pioneer
Tint tho rns are laid six miles south Of Owatonnn,
aud that track laying is progressing northward
from Crcsco-on both enls at tho rate OF n milo
and half day. There is no doubt Of a through
railroad route from st.. Paul to Praiiie tu Chien.
There is great frcshct in tho mississippi rivor,
md tho wutcr is aH high as in 1859. Tho suspcn-
sion bridge and St. Anthony bridge are threaten
cd. Casey Island Boom, nimo mcs nbovo
Minneapolis, gave way on Saturday afternoon anu
S,OO0, 600 feet of logs went over tho falls. In all
12 900 coo foot havo gono over. Tho great Coon
Creek Boom, containing 30, 900 feet, is still
Bafo.
Tho following was communicated to tho Society
at Paris by CuAnLEs CAouELEST Put q httlo
sugar III common writing ink, and with this, writo
on common writing Ipaper, eized us usual. Whom
n copy is required, take somo unszcd pnpcr and
moistcn it lightly with sponge and apply the wet
paper to tho writing and pass lightly over tho un-
sized paper moderately heated iron and copy
is Immediately produced"
Tho Jews in Moldayia arc just now boing sub
jected to very unjust and cruel treatment for no
other sin than that OF bcing Jews. 1t appears
TINT thoy haro. bccn gradually crecpiJyT,,6ht and
possession of taruo,> mp tho onmty OF tho Mol
~"'rnnH, dccrco has been obtained to cxpel tho
Jews from their farms, inns, &C., and thoy aro now
being treated vagabonds, thrown into prison,
and transported by force beyond tho Danube.
YIcTon Huao it ia announced, has returned to
Paris TO witness the performance OF his now play,
Hermann" He could hnro gone to Paris at any
timo, boing included in tho general amnesty no.
corded by NAPOLEON to his political enemies, but
ho encouraged IN Impression TINT no would not
return to Franco as long as EApoLEoN roigned.
HUao's visit to tho French capital WILL doubtless,
put stop to much rhetoric, Of which his exilo was
tho subject.
The Kansas correspondent of tho st. Louis
Democrat thus accounts for the cascs of cholora
at Fort Harker: ''It will be rccollocted that tho
Smoky Hill, two or threo weeks ago, inundated the
whoiq country. As tho Smoky Hill River rcceded
to its proper channel, lnrge and deep ponds were
left, which have become stagnant, filling the mir
with no1ious miasma arising from them. To this,
in tho opinion Of medical men, may DO nscribed
the fatal disorder almost dccimating tho garrison
at Fort Harkcr."
From Lima, Peru. Juno %, NO learn That soyc-
raj representatives or tho South American 'Ropub-
lies in tho forthcoming Congress- had arrived and
others wcro expected. There was, therefore, soine
probability of tho Congress finally convcnng
Tho principal cx-revolutonists wcrc assembling ut
Arequipa, and another disturbance was consc-
quently expected. Everything was quiet in Bolivia
tho last outbreak having boon quciled. Trouble,
howevor, was expected from the Indians. Tho
Ossipee had arrived at Linn. .s4.".
Santiago tChie) correspondence, dated Juno H.
states that tho President had recommended to
Congress tho sale Of oil tho yossols recently purohns
cd in tho United States. worthless and unfit for
service. Tho debates in Congress were very forco,
the minority attacking tho administration with
great vigor, and tho spectators in tho galleries
kissing or applauding without regard to tho efforts
OF tho officers to keep order. Two earthquake
ahocks had been felt III the city doing no serious
damage, however.
Mr.. WM. c. wYILY, tho fothcr of alderman GFo
W. WILLY, one OF tho oldest citizens of Savannah
died Our tho 23d, aged eighty-six years, nino
months md twenty-four days. Mr.. w. was born
in South Carolina, but won't to Savannah in in
fancy, whcrc he remained during hiH long and use
ful life. During tho war Of 1912 ho volunteered
for tho dofenco Of his Gag. For 4 quarter of
century or more he was an officer in tho Custom
IT. r. n
regretted.
Tho PAD lfaa Gazette Says that the letter of
coudolenco on tho death OF tho Emperor MAXI
MILAN, addressed by tho Emperor NApoLEos to
the Emperor OF Austria. Was to the following
effect: II eend you tho expression Of my condo
lence tho dreadful news OF the death of tho
Emperor MAMMALIAN. My grief is the moro live
Iy because feel the responsibility OF the painful
part I have have in this misfortune. But God,
who pcnetrates our hearts, knows that nevcr had
any other object than to extend to those distant
places the influence Of our civilization. In doing
this, hsvo found no noblor or moro worthy intor-
ccssor than your Majesty's unfortunate brothor."
singular trait Of tho Gypsies is reported by
the Dayton Journal. It seems that aome years
ago nan named STANLEY, tho king OF tho tribe in
this country, was buried in great state in tho
Woodland Cemetery. Since thon no matter where
member OF tho tribo in this country has died. tho
remains hayo been conveyed to thu Same place for
interment. Last fall and winter four children Of
tho tribe died in ToIas, and tho remains wcro sent
to the vault in Woodland, until sufficient delega-
ton from tho tribe could he gathered to celebrate
the ceremonies properly. Tho Dayton Journal
speaks very well OF tho conduct Of tho Gypsies in
that neighborhood. "
An official list Of tho ecclesiastical dignitaries
now in Romo, shows that thoro wcro prosont at
the canonization Ave Cardinal Bishops, thirty-two
Cardinal Pricst,,'' nine Cardinal Dcaoons six
Patriarchs, ninety-ave Arohbishops, and four
hundred and twenty Bishops. Tho saints canon
izcd on the 10th wero Blessed JonosApnAr EuHoE-
Won, Archbishop; Blessed PETEn DE ARDuEs, and
B,ossod rro%1Inw ,STI with eghtcon companions, mar
eonfessors Blessed MANY Francis OF tho Woundas
OF Our Lord, and Blessed GEnM4NA COUSIN. a noor
shepherdoss virgin.
droat efforts arc being made In Franco to intro
auco steam engines and trims on common roads.
n invention OF N. LARMANJAr is said In have
solved tho difficulty Of ascending stoep inc,inos
Whom necessary, tho two rriying wheels arc re.
placed BY othors which reduce tho apce3 from
soVon miles an hour to about two. An onpino on
this principle has bcon tried pretty extonsivol~
aoont Farls. ltroportod to have drawn at AM
erro truck CARVING ono nnd a boS I.-. :,