The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30

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!. NEWS SUMMARY.
eetton aSkssd in New York at;; so. for middling
uplands. Gold was quoted at s4l.
Cotton declined yesterday in Liverpool i'd
A.eoquette in Ashland, Ohio, was made to return
328D0 wSrh CT presents and pay six cents damages
td*he bliehted object that she had Tilted.
" It Is announced that the Archduchess CARLorTA,
-ote Aushia, has resumed her regular corres-
: spondehco with the members Of her family. These
LETTERS denote q serenity of mind betraying no
rsce OF insanity.
Acorrespondent Of the Leeds Mercury says that
THOMAS CARLYLE is getting better and stronger
every week at Mentone, where he is staying with
friends, and adds: Perhaps we may have yet
another book from him, Of very interesting semi
biographical kind"
The Dayton (Ohio) Journal says ssGr. s. N.
PRE is decidedly man Of function, He runs
big distillery, big hotel an operaSH6use in Gin
cinnati, an opera house in New York, and now
wants to run the city government Of Cincinnati.
On the whole he is man Of great spirit"
Colonel BENJAMIN FRA RANKLM MosBY is engaged in
manufacturing corn-cob pipes in Richmond, vir-
ginia, which he offers for sale to the smokers Of
exquisite taste and rare inventive genius" in the
construction Of these corn-cob pipes.
A fight we are told occurred between the British
troops near Cork, Fenianism being the exciting
cause. The men Of the Seventy-second regiment
OF infantry (Scotch) sided with the Irish, when
many members Of IN English lancer regiment were
severely handled. The people Of Cork cheered the
Scotch soldiers next day.
The Beobactter, one of the best informed pa-
pers Of Southern Germany, publishes the following
statement 6 The whole Prussian army, soldiers,
material, &C., viii be on war footing (H1egsbe-
reu zuns Aunaarseh) by the beginning Of April !;
the fact has been made known to all tho ofico1s
and military employees, and the greatest activity
reigns everywhere"
The Boston Post says that the State constables
have notified ali the saloon keepers in that city
that they must close up on the sale Of cider and
ale on and after April l. It is understood that the
sale Of beer and cider will be prohibited in every
city and town throughout the Commonwealth on
the period above named. The sale CT Ill other
liquors is Of course forbidden
MELISSA Tn1MoNs- s-whether Miss or Mrs is not
stated in the Gospel Herald, in which we find the
1tem-was ordained pastor Of the Ebenezer Chrisf
tian Church. Clarke county, Ohio, on the 9th ipet.
Her salary will be from five to SIX hundred dollars
a,year. She has been preaching for the church
Tor about six months past, and her services prov
ing highly acceptable, she has been called to as
sumo more permanent relation.
A letter says: The forces available in Ireland at
present may be thus summarized 25, 900 soldiers.
composed OF infantry, cavalry, artillery and engi-
neers; the constabulary, numbering 1900 men !;
Dublin Metropolitan conytables, 1859, and the
local for CO of towns, 500 in addition to which may
be computed $50 detectives, making total force
Of ~
and loyaist protection corps
The Lynchburg (Va.) Ne,cs estimates that in the
Counties Of Halifax, Pittsylvania, Franklin and
Henry, in that State, and Rockingham and Casweu,
in North Carolina, the tobacco now on hand is
worth S12 20OO0 600. The crop of Pittsylvania alone
is placed at ss oo00 600. The Ne,os says these es-
Inmates are based on the careful researches of per-
sons directly interested in the matter
A great indignation meeting was held on We'd
45sday evening the Eleventh Street Synagogue
Richmond, at which the Manhattan and other In
sufance Companies were denounced for their
recent action in regard to the Jews. A number OF
the most distinguished citizens of Richmond were
present and made addresses. Among them Mayor
MAYO, Judge CRuaP, General MOORE, GusrAvus
A. Myers, and JOHN 81. MONTAGUE. a series of
resolutions we're adopted.
MI. THuRLow WEED, on his assumption OF the
- S~NS
Last, published his introductory" filing four and
9 half Of the large columns Of that paper. He re-
views the condition Of the country, and the causes
that have led to it, and announces his policy
which, he says, will, in the main, be the same as
that heretofore pursued in the Advertiser with the
one exception, that he thinks sIabor needs rea-
sonable protection. Capital takes care Of ITSELF"
It is stated, Gays the Boston Post Of the 26th,
that Cen B. +. BUTLER has already in type vol
u1ne dissecting the reputation and military ser
vices Of Gen. q. s. GRANT. It is not to be pub
iahed, however, at present, Gen. BUTLER prefer
ring to wait until Congress ahan have adjourned,
80 that the newspapers may get full swing at his
brochure. This is another <spowder boat" Gen.
GRANT viii not know Of it's explosion unless some
one tells him when it occurs. Having approved
Of temperance societies he cannot be harmed by
tsbottle imps."
The Tyler (Texas) Observer of the 9Th has the
following in regard to the amount Of cotton in that
ne.Ghborhood: 'sThere is q large amount Of cotton
yet remaining in this country awaiting transporta-
ton to market. The roads are in very bad con
don, which, together with the high price CT corn,
has raised the price Of wagon transportation very
high. Three dollars, specie, per hundred pounds
to Shreveport is generally demanded. We hope to
see Westernsox teams extensively engaged in this
trade 80 soon as grass is up" @
The Norfolk Day Book says: s'The r. r. Guy,er,
that carried away a number Of young mon from
Norfolk and Portsmouth, has arrived safely in
Columbia, where the young men have enlisted in
the Chilan navy. The most Of these young men
we're in the Confederate service, and some OF them
we're officers in the Confederate navy, who, unable
to find employment in this free (2) and happy (?>
country, have been forced, from want Of employ
ment, to expatriate themselves and enlist under
foreign banner. Success attend our brave boys,
for while they are citizens OF another cline, we
cannot forget that they are bone OF our bone and
flesh Of our flesh"
The Duke de Persigny, Minister OF State opened
debate in the French Senate on the 18th Of
March, on the subject Of the proposed alteration Of
the constitution with regard to RESPONSE
blty, in which he made the highly important Off
cial avowal that England wished and worked for
4he final disruption Of the American Union during
the late waz, and endeavored thus to get rid Of her
"Araarican nightmare for couple OF centuries st
least, but that the goddess Opportunity" passed
from her hands, through party division and the
fear Of Cabinet changes. z s4
The Common Council, says the New York Times
ekoSS So. 80