The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-22
Ihe 1ailg Nems.
NEWS SUMMARY.

NEWS oO M MAT 4.
Cotton closed in Nex York ct 26sa27; Gold at
Cotton closed ir Liverpool at I'D. for Uplands.
Paper neckties are becoming fashionable.
There are now snow banks six feet deep in
Schenectady county, New York.
There is preaching in the English language in
ten churches at Paris.
Natohez has had surleit of venison. The in
undations drove the deer across the Mississippi,
and they have been killed in great numbers.
Tep carloads Of light artillery passed through
CleveAnd, Ohio day or two since en- route for the
West. -..
The Euglishmen, Eishmen and Scotchmen to-
gether, spend about $445 900 900 year on the inc
briating fluid
The Uniyersalists Of Vermont have raised $5O,-
900 for an academy at Barre, and work on it will be
begun at once.
A Paris chocolate vender has placed upon the
cover OF his chocolate, "Imitators Of this choco-
late will be punished with death"
The New Orleans Republican states that about
ten thousand dollars in Confederate money, mixed
cents pound.
A spring Of clear, cold and sparkling water sud
denly burst up in one Of the streets Of Paterson,
N. J., lately, and still continues to flow away in q
hmpid stream down the cutters.
The members of st. Louis band we're lately
fined fye dollars piece for playing in the streets
ON Sunday; but the leader escaped because, as the
Judge ruled, his baton made no noise.
Exc Confederate General HARDES and lady are
now on visit to Tarbor,, N. G., the guests OF
Mrs. HARDEE's relations, residing in that town.
The General is in fine health.
The reservoir Of tho Douglass Company, at Sey-
mour, Connecticut. broke few days ago, the
water sweeping away in its course houses, cattle,
trees, fances, &C., and doing damage to the extent
Of nearly 10000.
The Pope held public consistory at Rome at
which twenty bishops. who have already arrived
in that city, we're present. The con istory dis
cussed tho question Of the canonization Of the
martyrs Jos&rHEr(a Pole), PIERRE ARBuEs, and
others.
The New York Times is informed that whenever
ono Of the american steamers is about to leave
Rayre an English steamer is placed alongside, Of
jering 70 take freight at less than half price, for
the express purpose Of cripplng this sole remain
ino Amer;can line and driving il off.
We see II stated that the Grand Trunk Railway
Company are about to apply for power to raise
s4so,oOO on European bonds to purchase rolling
stock and secure enlargement and Improvement Of
the road. They propose also 10 change the name
to sThe Canadian Railway Company"
"A writer speaking Of Paris as it is in 1857, says
Tne miracle Of the marriage in Cana is renewed
every day in the restaurants They not only turn
water into wine, but sea-dogs into turbot' geese
iatop phessanss. and turnips into pune apples. NO
one csn tell what he eats In Paris. - -,
Captain MASzz1r, who commanded the Confede-
rate steamer Fiortda, which made such h+voe
suong our mer -hant sessels during the war, has
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psrdone As peuhon mas sDeen aeposa aseo .or spAie
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