The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04
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MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1867,
VIEWS SUMMARY.

The Philadelphia Germans nave suDsoi4Oe0
sS5,OOO fo- new theatre.
The King Of Greece was married a tSt. Peters-
burg to the Princess Olga, of Russia.
"A heavy snow surprised the good people oil
Richmond. Va, on Thursday morning last
-M;ss Belle Boyd is performing at the Norfolk
theatre. and has met with hearty reception.
The Canadian papers lament the continued
am;oration from the Dominion" to the United
States.
Prince Napoleon has been taking quite an in
terest. ancoq, in the machine department of the
Exposition.
Governor Fenton of New York, has issued
proclamation appointing November % for Thanks
giving day.
1t is said the price asked for the New York
Herald establishment is eleven hundred thousand
dollars in gold.
Benefits Evening Telegram has backed out OF
the field of one-cent journalism and Ben Woods
Evening News is triumphant
San Domingo has declared war against Haytl,
on account of the sympathy and assistance given
by the Haytians to ex-President Baez.
The Mrs. Lincoln 100000 fund.- to be raised
in subscriptions of one dollar each, has already
reached the handsome aggregate of six dollars
Hon. B. f. Hill, of Georgia, is announced to
address the people at various places in New York
and New Jersey prior to the approaching elec-
tions.
The Office of the Southern Express Company,
ct Jackson, Tennessee, was broken into on Wednes-
day night, and the safe robbed of 5000 and many
valuable pers.
Mr., Joseph P Wilson, of Granville County,
N. c.. committed suicide while in fit Of tempo
rary insanity, few days since, by hanging him.
self to tree.
Brigham Young says that marriage for love
is PLAYED out, and urges all the young men in
Zion to wed BY couples or triplets, so as to pre-
vent undue partiality.
The Northern papers contain elaborate obitu-
ary notices of the late Ex-Governor Andrew, OF
Massachusetts,, whom they style ''New England's
largest hearted statesman"
They complain of the scarcity of water in Mo-
bile. The fremen cannot obtain a sufficient sup
ply for their engines and private cisterns have to
be brought into requisition.
The Wilmington and Weldon Railway, North
Carolina have placed eating cars on their road, in
which meats and other articles of food are cooked
and served hot to travellers at reasonable prices.
Judge Chase is still on the Presidential track.
The New York Tribune is the organ Of the deter
mined Chase men, and they intend to sight it out
on" his slime" in spite of any General who may
enter the field
The vote just polled in Ohio was the largest
ever cast. The Democrats carry 42 counties, the
Republicans A, and two counties are tie on the
Goyernorship. OF the 10 Congressional Districts,
the Democrats carry 10.
Ten Of the prisoners who took part in the
revolt at the PenitentiGry in Santiago de Cuba,
were shot on the 23d instant all the others I'M
plicated in the affair have been sentenced to long
terms of imprisonment.
The New York Commercial speaks of Governor
Brownlow as coarse intolersnt, brutal in speech
AID manner, and will disgust his senatorial associ-
ates more thoroughly than he did the Northern
friends who lionized him in 1862"
General Brown, Of the Freedme1's Bureau, has
prohibited night procession Of the colored popu-
lstion Of Norfolk, Va in glorifcation of the sue
cess of the Radicals II. Virginia. He allows it,
however, to take place in day time.
The Democrats of New York city are Offering to
wager that Homer A. Nelson and the halanco Of
the Democratic ticket, will leave New YORK and
Brooklyn aud CROSS Spuyton Devil Creek, with a
majority of 65, 900, on the 9th Of Novomb next.
New York policemen are going about to the
tenement houses pretending they are about to
make an arrest and inquiring for some Democratic
yoter. In case they don't find him, or his friends
decline to answer, his is checked on the reg
istry list.
1t is proposed to build bridge 10 unite Sicily
with the continent, joining Cape Guarizi in Sicily
with Ca 20 Pizzo in Calabria. 1t would be divided
into four sections of 800 metres each the whole
distance being rather less than two and half
miles.
"A. II. Holbrook, editor OF the New Orleans
Pcayune, writes: 'This has been the most sickly
season have ever experienced here-even worse
than 1853. There have not been so many deaths,
but the misery and destitution everywhere have
BEEN terrible"
Tho Retrenchment Committee were in session
on Wednesday at the Treasury Department,
Washington, and several witnesses were examined
in relation to the affairs OF The printing division.
General Spinner, United States Treasurer, was
summoned to appear to render certain infOrma-
tion required.
The New York Herald suggests that public
reception be given those white mel who have been
warned to leave Richmond by Lord Gumbo-Sambo.
Bennett swears that if they will come to New York
they twill create more enthusiasm than the mar
typed Stanton, and, as pioneer victims of negro
rule, deserve demonstration"
AT meeting of the New Orleans Board OF
Health on Tuesday night, Quarantine was suspend
cd. A motion was offered by DR.. Warren Stone
that the yellow fever be declared longer an cpl
demic. The motion was opposed, and referred to
the Committee on Health. There were nine yellow
fever interments on Wednesday,
Some negroes near Jefferson, Texas, became
enraged when their employer objected to their sp-
preparation of one-haf instead of onethird Of the
crop in wages, and set upon him. he shot four of
them, and when military force came to settle the
matter they defed it, and were only brought to
terms when six more were shot down.
i'm Dublin the trial of the Fenian prisoners is
now going on. An application was made for
mixed Jury of Catholics and Protestants, but it
WAS refused. General Warren, who was one Of the
prisoners to be tried declined counsel, and on the
ground that he was a citizen OF the United States
refused to recognize the jurisdiction of the court
The Emperor Of Austria has consented to the
proposed Conference on Roman affairs, but Pope
Plus absolutely refuses to be party to it, and
England and Russia have also declined to JOIN the
Conference. The French semi-oficial journals
state that the advance of the Italian troops across
the frontiers was ordered without the consent of
France.
Louis Napoleon has done very shrewd thing
in determining to keep the Universal Exposition
open for time longer-the admission fee to be
very small for part of the time and then, for the
remainder, admission to be absolutely free to all
for the benefit Of the workmen and the poorer
classes Of Paris. IL ia nrerisay by such akiliful
strokes as this that the French Emperor keeps up
such popularity as he has with the lower orders of
his capital
The Treasury Department has received Off
cial information that foreign vessel had made an