The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-22

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NEWS 8 u M M A r Y.
Gold closed in New York on Saturday OF
1404a140a.
-Cotton closed steady; uplands Sic. Sales
1900 bales.
In. Liverpool on Saturday cotton closed
hrmer; uplands 11ad. Sales 1900 bales
Keeping fans for hire is new cwb-stone
trade in Paris.
The ohateau Laatte is to be sold ct auc'
tion. II will bring some seven thousand dol
lars an sore.
-Reverdy Johnson's youngest son, Edward
C. johnson, will accompany him to England as
private secretary.
Hon. VIM. N. Evarts has declined to accept
the rosition of Attorney General rendered him
by the President.
1t is understood that Governor Hum
phreys, Of Mississippi, declines to obey the
ordar removing him from Office.
"A New Orleans druggist put up prescrtp-
tan incorrectly, the patient died, and now bis
heirs sue for $S5 900 damages.
lThsysIlow fever Is stin prevalent at Vera
Cruz, and the cholera has again broken out at
Matsnzas, in Cuba.
Next to Napier, Greek sutler, who sold
matches for. dollar box, is said to hsve
made the greatest success out OF the Abyssi-
niAn expedition.
Eight tons Of arms taken from the Fenians
by the United States Government passed
through Burlington, Vermont, yesterday, en-
route ffom st. Abans to New York.
The blood stained planks taken from the
spot IN Ottawa where Darcy MCGEE fell, have
been burnt, and the ashes sent to Montreal to
be deposited in his grave.
The Chicago Illustrated News has been
suspended after sight weeks trial The circu-
Ission had reached fifteen thousand, and the
proprietor had exhausted capital stated st
s100ee0.
The Papal Zouaves are to be recruited in
the United States, because it Ia supposed
Americans are acquainted with Indian warfare,
ndMll therefore be more expert in tracking
out and ext@minsting the brieands that in
fest the dominions Of the Pope, even in the
vicinity Of Rome, and defy al the troops that
can be sent out against them. General Tevis,
wsllmoRn Philadelphisn, is to be the colo
mel Il. tie regiment raised in this country. 4.
Tho New York Press Club entertained the
sorosis; or Womsnb Club, at "breakfast," " at
three o'clock ON Saturday afternoon, as Del
monico's. The confusion OF hours superinduc-
ed BY mstinses seems 10 have extended its de-
rnorSt,ins Influences to pubhe neal tinnes'
Whist O'Clock ehdies and gentlemen OF the
sorosis and Press dined subsequently to their
tardy breakfast, and when. they supped, 10 left
wholly To- conjecture. stf ssss'ls
Mrs. Myra CLARK Gaines publishes in the
NsF Orleans spspars card addressed 'sto the
occupants of my eetate, . in which she says !:
mAfsera ahity-ise years Of htigstions which has
terminated fully, finally, and :iin every PARTON
Isrlin my favor, by the decision OF the Supreme
Court cfs the United States, rendered In April,
1851 now again, a. In former years, reiterate
INV desire to- compromise on liberal terms, and
invita- an those who feel disposed 10 take ad-
vantage Of this, my last Offer, to come forward
anfenter into final settlement. The futility
Of ofsnyfurther opposition wilfsppear obvious. I
Tho annual session Of the trustees OF the
Pesbody educational fund commencedin New
Yorkcn Tuesday. Dr.. Bears, the general agent
OF the fund, reported that he had BEEN receiv-
ed, IN his visit to- the southero States, by the
prominent ciitizens there, in the most cordial
manner. and 8 most hearty corporation Is
everywhere evinced towards 'educat tional devel-
opmiens. The extreme poverty, however, to be
mee with. in the Ecrthern country is painfully
evident; md though there is 3 noticeable dssire
ON the psrt OF the principal citizens to assist in
the object for which Mr.. Peabody generously
established the fund, yet their limited means
prevent them from assisting as tar as they
desire. s.,s'S -
The conflict Of jurisdiction that may arise
between the United States and the several
States cannot be settled until an actual case
oomies up IN due course before the Supreme
Court. 10 facilitate decision on mooted
points Of constitutional Law, Mr.. Garret Davis
has introduced q bill into the Senate which pro
yidss that, when any State Of the Union deans
that there Is conflict between its own consh-
tuition or laws and an act Of Congress, it may
file petition in the Supreme Court setting
forth the points at issue, and the case 80
brought shan take eprecedeuce Of all other cases
on the docket. Pending the suit, any Justice
Of the Supreme Court may order an injunction
to stay proceedings under the act Of Congress
complained o. but the Supreme Court may
modify or dissolve the injunction at any time
on motion.
Direct intelligence from Crete represents
the people still unbroken in spirit and deter
minedLnotwithstsnding their misfortunes-t
nst. ..ae land tree or leaye their bones among
the mountains. There are still fifty thousars
mans in arms. Over seventy-fve thousand
women and children have left Crete for Greece,
and come sixty-seven thousand women and
children are living in caves, and subsisting at
times. when supplies sent them from this
country and England fail them, on roots and
herbs. The soldiers are reduced to the small
eat rstions, six and . half pounds Of flour
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