The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-13
NEWS SUMMARY.

Gold closed yesterday in New York at 137} Cot
ton. was quoted at ss cents for Middling Uplands.
-. The Louisiana Military Territorial Bill passed
the House yesterday; but the Republicans doubt
its passing the Senate in time to become law thls
session.
The application Of Mr.. MAal. 7DER, to be ad-
ited to practice before the supre ne Court OF the
! District Of Columbia, was rejected.
..Fke italian Ministry has resigned.
There is downward tendency in the New York
provision market.
The Legislature Of North Carolina, by very
close vote, has transferred to the University OF
that State the Agricultural Land Scrip donated by
) act. of Congress. - - -. 81 81
PREs11oE says that Massachusetts, shas more
dead lions and more i've jaekasses than any other
member OF the Union, and every one Of the latter
is linging his heels at some one Of the former"
sIF sTEyals's Bill, says the Boston Post, becomes
q law, placing eight millions of people under mar
tial lava military despotism-does it not destroy
the Civil Rights Bill
. he Richmond Examiner says: "1t seems to be
admitted that Massachusetts will reject the Con-
> titutional Amendment This repeats the gush-
!. ING spectacle OF the Philadelphia Convention
= Palmetto and the Bay States are once again side
- --t
by side" = =, : : go 8.
K poekat-b book given by MARIE Ar1onETTE to
the Marquis DE CAuMoNT, governess of the Count
pAnro1ss children in 1871, was sold at auction in
Parris for 5000 francs It is understood that the
Empress EUaENE,is is the purchaser.
We learn, ,says the Augusta Constituencies oil
yesterday, that Dr.. = EP. p. GARvN has resigned the
Professorship Of Materia Medica in the Medical
T,,, q Er
having been unanimously to I'LL the vacan-
..cY;, has accepted. =,
g sThe remains Of alog cabin, composed Of seven
clogs, found at from twenty to twenty feet
below the general leyelof the country, in digging
aWseI me neaSsW Wayeland, in Parke County, Indiana
-on the farm OF Mr. JOIN SPENCER.
The editor Of the New Orleans 4snseshas seen 3
dozen large cocoons, Of the finest and purest white
silk, which are to be forwarded to the Paris Expo
sition. They were raised in the spring OF 1866 by
the family Of Dr.A. GouRRHR, Of Iberville Parish,
and are said TO equal in every respect the finest
producedin the old world. s
snndsY last, the Savannah papers say, was the
coolest days Of this seasor. On Saturday night it
sgSanmneiced to- freeze, the wind blowing keenly
tom, ,tho North Sunday il continued freezing all
siisys the wind, however, Inng rousing fires we're
il absolntalYs essential to comfort, and warm pota-
tions took the place Of iced ones with those who
indulge IN nsomethsng to drink: -. slzi
last Thursday, on the Hudson River Railroad, q
train from that left in the afternoon was
going at the rate Of; five maes, per hour:
.WHsnneatsHJde Park, q wheel on the hind sleep
ine threw it and another one off an
ii Mt The cars rolled over and over and
landed % thadce Riyer mo one seriously 7
B though We would not recommend that sort
IS OF gymnastics generally
The Augusta Chronicle q Sentinel Of yesterday,
has the following: .W are informed that the la
diasof Augnstai have organized g committee 2 Tor
bhs purpose of funds for relief Mr.
JEFzERsoN DAVIS and his family, and that our cti-
zens viii be waited upon with that object during
the current week. The object viii commend itself
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