The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-25
Yhe 1ai1g Nems.
NEWS SUMMARY.

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Cotton closed in Now York dull, at 261 for Mid |
ding UPlAndB. Gold closed ut 1881.
Cotton closed in Liverpool at 11is11 I'd. for Up
lands.
Tho population OF Boston Oxccods that OF Rhodo |
Island.
Tho Paris Steele publishes Row. JOHN 3. O. Al /
BoTTs astounding pancgyrio on LOUIS NAPoIEos, |
and suggests It's roYcrcnd author DO straightway |
put I'm tho American department Of tho Exposition
aud labollod 'ttho learned aas."
Coal FOR tho uso OF tho Upper Missouri Btoam-
boats OF an c1collont quality, can now DO obtained
ut tho coal bnnkB, My milos below Fort Benton,
which supplies q nucl-felt want, ns fuel is bo-
coming o1lrom0ly OH TINT part OF tho riyor.
by ono Of our oablo dispatches Of yesterday, wo
learned that tho Czar OF all tho RuBsas prior to
leaving 81. Petersburg for Paris, extended gcno-
ra amnesty 10 all tho Polos engaged in tho ato in
surrection in Russian Poland.
A now trial has boon granted In tho caBo OF the
Louisville aud Nashville Railroad, nganst General
8. D. BuoKNEn, in which judgment was rendered
In 1861 for 5000 for destruction OF watcr tanks
stations, &C., by tho soldiers .undor command OF
BUoKNER.
Ton Of tho GATL1Nu Battery Guns wero inspected
At the CoLr's Works at Hartford, Connecticut, In
tho presence Of Colonel BENTON of this city, and
the lSuBSinn COnlulleBiOucrB, COloucl toALOfF anu
Captain HUnNIUs. These guns made on tho
rotary principle, and arc tho most toriblo implo
ment OF war yot invented.
Wo learn that Florida has tho credit Of raising
tho first boil CT new cotton that has appeared in
the Savannah market. II was shown thcro OIL
Monday, Juno 18th, and camo from tho plantation
OF Mr. @. w. GEIzRR, OF Joforson county, Fla,
who wrote encouragingly Of tho crop prospects in
his section.
Tho bands OF Spotted Tail and swiftDcar, Ogal-
lalllsh and Bruto, Sioux, numbering 5000 souls,
havo been located among tho sand hills north OF
Fort McPhorson. AS theso Indians arc driven
away from their hunting grounds along tho Re-
publican and its tributaries, by tho operations Of
troops below and hostile Indians, thoy ask subsst-
enoe from tho Government until tho war is over.
Mr. Z. A. POLLARD las written new work,
which is shortly to DO published, entitled t'LEE
and his Loutonants," "a collection Of biographies
covering the space and action Of tho lato war. Tho
work includes fifty liyos in tho space OF about
nino hundred pages. Ho represents "Stonownll"
JACKSON as an ambitious man and q higl-tcmper-
cd combatant.
The Emperor OF Chinn is not coming TO Paris,
after all Tho rumor to TINT offoct, which go
noticed some days ago, has been doncd by no less
an authority than tho Memorial Dipomdiiquc
That journal remarks that in tho present STATIC oil
tho brothor OF tho suu his throne, which B proba-
bly, higher prico than he will caro- to pay even
for tho splondoIB Of Paria.
GAR1DALDI has appeared in now attitude. In
a lotter which ho has rocontly addressed to the
English Minister at Floronco, GAnIBALD1 formerly
cots forth his title TO tho goycruorship Of Rome to
which Office he states himself to hayo been elected
by tho Roman people in 1siS-9 and from which
high estate ho denies that ho has over been legally
depoaed. In tho oyos Of GAnIBALpI tho popo is q
nero usurpcr, and his position ls temporal
aoyeroign untonablo.
Tho Hungarian steam yaeht, tho Na5seany,
tDaughtor OF the WaTos,) belonging to Count Ed
HoNp SzEcnAryI, has arrived in Paris after voy-
ago OF "a days. Tho crow is composed OF ono
ofll:er. ongincor, stokcr, sailor, and lad
This is tho first timo that vessel bearing Tho
Hungarian fsg has boon soon Mt PariB. Tho route
pursued was tho Danube, tho Louis Canal, (from
the Danube to tho Main,) tho Mnn tho Nhino, tho
French Canals and tho Soino
The Clayton Bdnncr says that il Is distressing
to hear OF tho number OF mulos that arc dying
from The effcots OF Western corn fed to thom. It
thinks that tho injury comes from feeding tho
corn in its whole and sheled state that tho stock
oat Il rapidly, without sufficient mnstioation, and
die OF indigestion. Tho Columbus Sun says il this
be go, tho remedy for this yoar is to grind tho
80 - r>~rt~- -n-,aiiv thnrna flor ia tn have
to raso enough corn at homo.
They have cat at Beaver Dam, Wis., whose in
telligonco sooms to be wonderful. A Iittlo child
ahere recontly, foil down stairs, and was rendered
aensclcss by tho fall Tho family cat alono saw tho
accident, and Immediately ran to another part OF
The house, whore tho child's molhor was at work,
md mtdred 40 vigorously, at tho samo timo run
ming back and forth from tho room to tho stairway
as to attract the woman's attention. Going to SEQ
what fba abn borI I,;>x.
senseless at tho foot Of tho stairs.
lotter from Cairo, in tho Egypte, says "wo
loarr. that In tho last days OF April NJ. MIAMI tho
traSellor, set out for his journey Of discovery in
Equatorial Africa. This gontloman, whose ago OF
fifty years has not rendered him lcss courageous
or less capable to support fatigue, proposes to
provo that Mcssrs. SPEKH and GRANT hayo ad-
Vanced erroneous statomonts In tho account
OF their explorations about the Lako OF Nyanza
In a letter written from Suoz, NJ. MIAMI says that
he is eIpected in those regions by natives who
we're in his service during his frat expedition"
AwoInnn III Boston, . day or two ago, whose pill
fering procliyities woro we'll known, Was observed
to be laying in stock Of eggs, tho bosom OF hor
dress being uBod as tho receptacle for the hon
fruit. An officer in Tho market, who was watching
her operations, waited until goodly supply Of
eggs had caused full Development Of hor "bust,"
when he lsid sompwhnt rudo hands upon her, and
after crushing the oggn into indscriminate
mass, to the infinite amusement Of q crowd OF
lookorsou, sho WAS allowed TO depart with her ON
brYo omelet.
Tho Japanese prejudice against foreigners is fast
disappearing. The Tycoon recently entertained
the foreign Ministers at Osaka in princely man
ner. Houses were provided for them, filed with
the costliest European furniture, French cooks
and servants provided, and everything indicated
that European ideas and customs were obtaining
firm foothold in the Empire. Tho prospect is
favorable for an immense trade to spring up as
soon as the now ports are located on tho west
coast. OF this trado tho United States can oasiIy
obloin The lions shnre.
The editor OF tho milwaukee, Wisconsin hns boon
TO see the grounds Of tho ''Natonal Soldors'
Home" near that city, and snys TINT. 'attor walk
ing over them in almost overy direction, VIC we're
forced to tho conclusion TINT In natural beauty Il
far exceeded tho famed Central Park Of New York
There ia magnificent combination Of meadow, |
hillside, Of yale OF mounds like little mountains.
OF fresh-uator ponds Of BROOKS OF rivor md above
all, OF magnificent forest, which render it as at.
trictiye q four hundred and ton acres ns cou,d
have been selected wo yonturo to say in any State
Of the Union.n
Tho yacht Nesta, belonging to Mr.. PIsanE Los-
1LARD, arrived in Now York on Wednesday from