The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-03
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fifth verse OF IeyihcuH. ;.., "a =
"A. N. stewart returns, ssss7 4ss income
Some charitable person ought to give him a
dollar to make it even.
MI. johnson finds it inconyenient to Sacate
the entire White House to Mr: Wade, but vii
kindly tender him theuse Of the Blue-room.
.alThs Russisns fniCental Asia have defeat
Cd ths ,Bokhasiaalns IN 8 battle in which the
Emir OF Bokhara vas killed. They atterwa1ds
carried the city by storm. Hs-s- sai,i. 10 % !:
.lTbas suurams courtsnf Ohio hes declared
the sevisible Admix bia,,l passed by. the
Taoislstaresof that sstate, to be unconstitu-
.;o,,.f 20 ;las eessi s. .ss.o4
@aThe massachusetts senatee. ss vote. g g
sixteen to nine; has rejected q bill aboiishing
corporeai punishment: in thes schools OF that
State. - ss.-.s :. - -.
Two thousand dollars, Conscience money, u
were received by the Secretary Of the Treasury
nv letter o. Saturday from an unknown per-
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-Bishopps; Tuutsls, oi, Idaho, has been elected
tofIl the place of the late Bishop Hawks, Dlo:
csse OF. Missouri, By the Protestant Episcopal
9 Convention. = = 1t.:..-31..c,, -,
5. 5. A Iew months ago Greeley said: Probably
General Grant can afford ITO bet deaf and
dhmb candidate, but this country cannot az II.
smdto elects deaf and dumb President.
-Ina few days the President win probably
Withdraw thelnomination Of General Mcclellan
a. Minister to Enghn1 and send to; the
nation Of Hon. Reyerdy john
son for thas position : g 90
The States which hare instructed for Mr.
pandleton are Ohio, Indians, Illinois, Iowa,
Nebrasfs. Oregon: California, and Kentucky,
and "a is understood TO b.. the first choice OF
Wiacnnsinn: Minnesots, Maryland and Tennes-
see.
: In the Presb5yt ytaian4 General Assembly, q
:, 8 committee ON southern churches reported
that thoss; which have with drawn and organ
izssds separately be recognized az independents
churches, but that. they be invited to return to
the Assembly. - sss -. -. s, -
Tho Bound Tablasays OF the Chicago plat
torm .-ssH sustains its own peculiar deus er
u,ac1ina Of Repubh hcanisnia with his spear
;nsoiiintinr toward the st nth, and upholding his
shisld With a. gold side toward the East and a
paper sias toward the West.r li,e . ,s Z .:gs.5
schofeld is perhaps the youngest
man who has occupied the position OF secre-
tary of; War, BE is not yet thirty-seyen years
Of age. He graduated at West Point lin 1885,
Hs WAS made BreYet Major General in 1856,
and was subsequently raised o,ths full rank.
In May, 1851, he was assigned to duty as gen.
erals commanding the first military Sistric6, G,
: consisfing OF the State Of Virginia. ..,s.-
THE thirteenth annual convention OF Ger
: man q n Roman Catholic Societies Of the United
States is in session in New York city. There
arad dalaeates 3rom the various German catho-
Iic organizations throughout the Union, and
the. session viii continue several days.. This
convention or congress Of delegates is Known
as the Catholic Central Union"
: The Newbern IN. G.) Journal Of Commerce
ssys that citizen Of that place, W. q. Pearce,
MAS fortunate enough, twenty-three years ago,
10 rescue from drowning, at Bridgeport, Conn.,,
Holander named Yondz Yonchsien. For
more than twanty-two years neither rescuer or
rescued heard.of each other. A few days ago,
however, Mr.. Pearce learned that he whom
hehad saved was dead, and had bequeathed
TO him large estate Of real and personal pro-
Es-lf.-lt Z,
z perty in Brazil
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has lately re-
Turned to Hartford from her Florida residence.
She has a very, pretty place there on the st.
Johns Riyer. Mrs. s. says the Southern peo-
pIe are no more inclined to resist the laws, or
to foster the spirit Of rebellion, than Vermont
Isl She tested.the real feeling Of the people
in her somewhat extended journey all oyet
s Florida, and found them 30 kind that they
would even surrender their own sleeping ac-
commodations to her. They desire only peace
and The restoration Of the Union.
Tile New York Sun does not believe thai
the Democrats propose, or4ain attempt, to re-
verse the Radical Legislation which they SO
strongly condemn, on the subject OF recon
struction. It says sthe indications are that
they will rather accept the situation, treat ne
gro suffrage as fixed fact, and go in with all
their might to get the colored vote" And il
sdds that eff Congress goes ahead with the
admission OF the Southern States, under the
constitutions that have lately been framed, the
question of giving the negroes the ballot vii
he as much q matter of the past by the tim
the Democratic Convention meets, as the ques
tionof giving them their freedom is now" Blu
Mr. Brooks in Congress recently gave the Re
pubhcans distinctly to understand that it va
the intention Of the Democracy to reverse al
they had done ON this subject, as soon as
got the power. We shall know all about thi
Z Iaffer the 4th Of July.
.s-Forney's Chronicle OF Saturday says: 9Th
Senate in executive session yesterday took u
the nomination Of General Schofeld to be Sec
retary Of War, uice Hon. E. N. Stanton. Th
debate ON the nomination was confined mainl
10 . preamble and resolution offered on Thurs
day, substantially. to the effect that swherea
tho order Of the President removing Mr.. Stan
t0nWssuncoistituti and illegal, but secre
..tszy Stanton having gYithdrawn from the Office
Therefore resolved, thati the Senate do advis
md consent to the nomination Of John NJ
Hehodeld.' The debate on the preamble occu