The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-13

United States SeHAte by tne hnooe siano
Legislature ON Iwedpssaaysw ont opp positipn.
1t is 81 pected ths-Hew treaty with China
win MAX provision for tie better protection
oisfhas 0elestials 7ini nionrcount1y, particularly
thesixty thousand on the. Pacific coast =.
The sultsa Of Turkey has just erderedto
Be. manufactured IN Paris % silver table, the
price 81 which VIII not be less than three mil.
nonsof francs. ncs.----s',.-
The .AbSssihian expedition 5tas added .
new drink to the List Of beverages: Its name
is-Tej, andit is described as a semi-aciauleus,
cidsry sort-o liquid, sliehtly Intoxicating.
The Paris Steele says that "the ehassepot
,.rifes having been manufactured in sufficient
number ios The. French arsenals. the War De-
parinent has issued orders afor;the immediate
man1fs 81 rifed cannon: -, - - -- :
II is-reported that Mrse Gaines has receiy-
ed anonymousle ttom New Orleans, warn q
he: herassinst the execution OF fher rights un-
darthe WIN Daniel CLARK, i she would escape
personal violence. S afsss.ss; II sa,sis q
lion. John J. McRae, formerly Governor o.
Of Mississippi, died recently lin Honduras.
Several years ago he. was . member Of the
United States Congress FIRST In the House
and then in the Senates z =. :. =.
rFhe Columbus prisoners, who have been
for someWeeks past IN Fort Pulaski, have been
sens Io.o%pss =. ..s;n.t 4hem ara snr-
coul tls 4sss e,.s;sa' sst - .hs Killing ~ Asb.
,peseu '.s, = - = :. 1 TNse - = g.1SIia
!. -, Is..,.. .. man IN Balt;.
,otoasns,san bas.
l. M ,:say ,,ss,a sh;ms =, million ana
aue .u, ~ - a;;S,,r,,s;;. .estata for
VIZ ..m - s.,s,her million for
e shosn;tai =, ma nityst .. ~
asz,,is is. $, :, = = .e beWess w Inaies has
,.ss. thsn tbis wear: alrready : ssy.::
.as.o ~. I sho,,.snd soasn haEe a been m imported
tSs5s,s sss,k itba yalus Of Thick Ii statedlfo be
xIsa s1d sfia srererate n s5rit retail yalna at
sess eom,s N I,s,,,is;ns oS snsnas vand cocoanuts,
- - nhoie v,ss1naos ;mnortation this, season Is
sssros s,sabont 81 fOo oOO. ~ sa.c ,tiE:aa
of the, ,I,s Ip,rsoperty OF
I s,ss uaIerthe uctdos Jnlyi7, 1852 according
~ ,laoccuin anfs snHmittads TO Congress- have, il
issatsaed INTO the treasury only
{ stsa oOo. The proceedsof captured and aban-
doned cotton,s however, amounted to $A,-
eea oOa aef thiaisdm, $a6 III. 900 was paidover
byihs:h :hss Simeon Draper out Of sales Of cot.
ton captured at savannah: .yg,1 7,rr,ts
&Dming the receptio OF the Uhlnese EN-
ebassy- ir,ethe House 5ofI Representatiy Mr.
Hooper. delegate from Utah. vas INTRODUCED
to one Of the interpreters, Fehs ''Utahl !" said
Teh, mechanically bringing his hands togeth-
err sUtahr Heap OF wiyesio The remark
gave rise TO . universal laugh IN the Siclnlsy,
and indicated singular familiarity with a Ameri q
can "a 90. :s.s ,s:,,
4he EmPire Club o. New. :1ofk 11 .' cisy neio. .
largely attended meeting ON Tuesday evening, el
; at Masonic Hall, 9he ciun; ;piedgesro 10 support
the nominee Of the Demo ocratc NattoNsf Con-
yention for the Presidency, no matter who may
be thecahdidAse. The mention OF Mr.. ohaMse,s SCI
name in this connection Was enthusiasts tea!!y
received, the whole meeting rising and beer. e'
ing yociiarously. 1T ~ - ~ l.Sl.; 81
Robert Bonner has placed the famous
! trettfng horse Dexter in charge OF trainer,
NOT with the view. Of match -m1kirg for money,
bit. In. the expeotation that, with proper at
tentionii his speed would SO far increase that
hss VIII be able 10 excel, come time during the
summer, his own uneqalled public perform
ance Of Alta, and that he win be the first horse
10 do so. ), i,5..fs asls l;f lsiJ.l i -,
> -Theodorus had several wives and many
children. and when ON ths first anxious day o.
= snepotiation Iieutenant Pridasux told him thai
honorable treatment would be- given:to him
ana b;s family il hs surrendered himself and
; Mssd.Ia n, broke ,oSI5it with an odd n,trtrre
a. sncb : moment. Of humor and iudienation
.swha..aoso ,orr chief mean bv INV family Is
: ba nrenared for Thousand 2.