The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-02
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f?hiof Justice Cuas,: expresses himself snnguino
of n Radical victory in the coming Ohio election.
The Bosphorus 10 10 DO bridgcd.' Tho whole
distance Is $500 foot and tore to be but throo
arches.
A cavern and subtorrancan lako, whose depths
cannot bo fathomed, havo boon found in Wynnlot
county, Ohio.
An Illinois editor has seen corn field of sev-
enty-avo acres in TINT stato in which tho stalks
averaged thirteen feet and half in height.
Tho friends Of Speaker CoLrAX deny that hc
hVors impeachment, dospilo Tho sentiments cx-
pressed in his lato Worcester Ohio speech.
Tho Homeopathic College of Pennsylvania has
determined to opon lis doors 10 women, provided
n sufficient number offer 10 mako it desirable rs
test Of It's bone1ts.
The Times Gays tho streets of Mobile wore nm
usually quiet on Wednesday afternoon, the unruly
ncwsboys hnviag gono forth to play game OF
base ball.
Two young blools were spilled ont Of buggy
on tho Mobile Day shell road OH Wednesday night,
by iunning against a Iocumbent cow No damage
to COW or calves.
A citizen of Connecticut has invented printing
press, which lie claims will strike of four thousand
coples OF the Now Testament per diem, four
hundred copies Of newspaper por minute.
Tho Macon 1tcgrdph says thut General CAEBY's
order that no ono shall bo juror in his district
who has not paid his tnxcs for tho current year.
will mako tho number OF negro jurors small in
doed.
Tho Bangor IYhig is informed that in making
the survey of tho channel of Penobscot River the
mon employed bored through bods of saw dust in
some places ten and in othors fourteen feoL in
thickness.
Tho fastest time in American railroading WIS
that Of q directors train on tho Now York Central
na.1s A.,
ton miles in oight mnutcs or tho rnto of seventy
eight u,ilos hour.
II is officially announced, through the Christian
Adrocae, that tho centenary contributions of the
Methodist Episcopal church, 40 far reported, cx-
ceed s., ,0o0, 900, and it ia estimated that when tho
Western conferences arc heard from tho aggregate
will probably roach sc, 5OO,OOO
Tho pedestrian statues of Gen. ANDREW LEWIS
and Gov. THOMAS NELSON have been placed i'm po-
sition OIL tho monument at Richmond, Va These
complete tho six, viz: pXTnIcK HENRY, THOMAS
JEFFERSON, GEORGE MASON, JOHN MARSHALL, AN.
DREW LEWIS and THOMAS NELSON. These mon
wero giants in their days.
Tho Herald has Havana correspondence dated
September 81. Tho cable telegraph was flooded
with business, although very few return messages
from Now York were received. Tho question oi
freo and slave labor is again agitatcd, and actual
observation shows that tho production OF slave
labor, everything else being equal, is not as much
by ono-half Ms tho production OF FREQ labor
Tho Greenfield church, in the Presbytery of Chill
icothe, Ohio, having suspended member for join.
ing the masonic order, appeal was takon to tho
Presbytery. This body, by vote OF fiftocn to ten
sustained tho appeal, and restored the party MP.
pealing to tho communion of tho church. roso
luton was also adopted that tue Prosbytery in 60
doing, did not wish to express appreciation OF tho
order of masons or any other secret society.
dispatch from Oregon atatcs TINT Lieutenant
SHALL, of the Firat Unitod States Cavalry, had
fought and defeated a baud Of Snake Indians
Tho Hamo band had lately defeated Gen. Crooks
friendly Indians. After the first charge the Snakes
made for the swamps, but the troops dismountc cd
and fought them waist deep in the water. Twonty-
six warriors, with their chief wcro killed, md
hfteen talon prisoners. None of the soldiers werc
hurt.
Intelligence from Hayti is to the sth ult The
country was III an extraordinary state OF agitation
md its affairs were in R nmentabio condition
Gold was fabulously high, and provisions werc
and thirty-four Hayton papor dollars wore only
worth one dollar OF Spanish silver. The Cacos, a
body of men opposed to salnayos administration,
we're still in arms, and had pillagcd Delmarc, n
town in tho South.
Tho musical part Of Paris is greatly excited at
present over tho advent OF four sistors from
Sweden In describing the volcc1 OF tho young
ladios, whose family namo is GRoENDEno tho critics
are unusually euogistic. Their dress also ertorts
good deal Of admiration, and one enthusiastic
gentleman thinks their style Of head dress resen-
bles that Of tho sphynx. They speali German very
well, but not French. Tho greatest success is pre-
dioted for them whenever they appear in public
Tho Macon Georgia Telegraph says Wu arc
satisfied from well authenticated facts from every
portion OF our cotton growing rogion that tho
crop will not exceed twothirda IL it does ono-half
the reasonable calculations on tho promising an
pearances in tho month of July. The destruction
has been immenao throughout tho most produc-
tive hections, and in very many pnces the plantors
have given up their crops aB hopeless Nor can
any amount Of good weather betweon this and
most redeem tho crop from its heavy loases Tho
letters which We publish this morning from Brooks
and Baker counties. in this State accord with our
own accounts from Southern Georgia, Florida,
Alabama and Mississippi.
Paris paper announces tho appearance of a
second DEJAzET. She is very young woman, a
brunette, rather stout than slendor, and or good
taste and sings in tho littlo theatre of Asniores
Her name is ALBERT. story Is told which Illus
trstes her energy. Ono evening tho membors of
the orchestra wore detained, and tho audience he
came impatient. Tho manager was about to 20
before the curtain and beg their indulgence, when
Madame ALBERT said: 'Nonsense, wo can do will,
out the orchestra" And she did do without il
playing "Honriette OF Chariot" vaudeville full of
snatches Of song, without the omission of single
couplet. Her only accompanist, says tho critic
who was present and tells the anecdoto. was the
unanimous bravo of the audience.
The exhibition Of tho Royal Agricultural So
oiety Of ireland this year was great succees ths
greater because tho sh: was omitted last year ON
account Of therinderpest. Two hundred and fftv
prizes woro ofcred, varying in valuo from ono poun
to ono hundred md fifty pounds. Tho most strk-
ing feature was tho show Of horsos. Tho famous
Irish horse Of tradition had become sorry object
when the society took him In hand, but he Is com
ing up again very fast. There we're no less than
two hundred nnd ffty-oight entries. The entries
OF short-horn cattle wore eighty Gve of Herofords
fourteen, OF other brocds about one hupdred. os
sneep one hundred and forty-fro, and of sgino
twenty-eight Tho show OF machinery and farm-
ing implements was very largo
The Secretary Of tho Treasury llns received n
notification from tho executors Of tho last will md
testament OF Captain RALru s. FnErz, lsto of son
Francisco that said ostator has left to the IJni,od
Statcs tho sum Of twenty thousand dollars. in
trust, to be applied toward oancelling tho national
debt. Tho executors express tilo hope that sthis
legacy mny lie but tho fororu ,nor OF numerous
hmilar exhibitions Of patriotism by other mon. ~
Tho Captain Bays in his will that ho bos boon