The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-21
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Colt on in Liverpool I'LL Oh"
Sales $4,000 bales. 1:,,orio
A oo,ored diplomatic agent from Liberia
has been recognized by Russia.
Marshal County, Iowa, claims 10 ha'o
vain q, marble equal to the finest ltahah'
Steam heaters are being put IL operation
in the cars Of several OF our Aueriean t"'-
Generals Sherman and Sheridan intend 10
.o,d,,ct q winter campaign against the lh-
dians. L.. ,,,oro the
N.o.ho valley Kansas, will contain million
inhabitants. -, !, ;,,ord
-rbe Louis ana planters are said to inteno
uniting more land in sugar next year tuan
during this. .,;a 70
In San Francisco greenbacks are said 10
ho nc rare ss Bank of England notes are mere
seldom seen, unless in the wlndo" oi
brokers shop. vr,,
.rnera is a volunteer companyin in New YORK.
numbering seventy men, none OF ~nohi Law
baards less than foot in length. Ine cap-
to;r nomed yietenhcimer, cultivates an orna'
ment of that kind which extends TO his hnees'
T.rge iron works in Roane County, len
no.see. are Just going into operntion, unoef
,ho control OF General J. I. Wilder and W. "
Rockwood. The coal and iron are almost Siu0
by side. aud the Tennessee river Is ao'a'en''
Omit. a little town has already sprung up.
Governor Holden, of North Carolina Las
.e,t his message to the Legislature. he re-
oommends the encouragement OF lmmigra''on'
tbe education Of the masses by thorough
svstcm of free schools, and an early at'ention
TO internal improvements. Inc oeoe u 'n'
State is little over $4,000. 600.
The Falls of Idaho are said to DO Iour nun-
drad Yards wide. The rapids form series Oh
cascades ranging from twenty to sixty ieet IN
height. The falls proper leap TWO hunof'u
and ten feet in one unbrokon mass. Inc con-
tonr OF the falls is not unlike that OF regular
horse shoe. From this will be seen that idano
Falls almost equal Niagara Falls IN suoi'niS
and grandeur.
a New York letter of the 17th inst. says:
.sThe President elect has been let alone 'o-
day by the ofi,e-seekers, politicians anu hon-
hunters. it having come to be pretty gone
rol,v understood now that the general WILL
have nothing to do with the business OF cares
nertainin 10 the Presidential otilce until allef
the electoral otes are counted. That Is nus
exnresse determination, and from it all ana
sundry may as well understand there Is 70 10
NO appeal. This morning the general par
took of a quiet breakfast at Delmonico's, for
the express purpose Of having lntrooucea W
him Hor ace Gl eeley, of the Tribune, who hao
never made his personal acquaintance. Gene
raj Badeau and few other gentlemen were
present. The meeting is said to have been
one OF peculiar interest, but particulars ae
not for publication"
Tho Washington correspondent OF the Bal
timore Gazette, abiding to the recent rcsisna-
tlon.of Clark, the Superintendent OF the treas
ury Bureau Printing, says: "fhere Is much
aneonlatiou here as to what amount OF boods
and currency has been printed which never
passed to the credit of tho government. Many
fix these fisu res at hundreds of Millions as IL
was as easy to embezzle millions as hundreos'
there being no check whatever on the suporln,
rendent in charge, if disposed to lay by an odd
nenny. 1t is said here that Clark, who leaves
in the morning for Now York, will soon sail lor
Europe. The report Of the Retrenchment COM
mittee can deyelope but little beyond tue TACT
that the Printing Bureau Of the Treasury has
been man aged without tho slightest regard g"
the public interests or the safety OF the pubic
finds. There Will be few, if any, tracks OF tnett
discovered, as these have no doubt been care
fully covered"
The fl endish murder of young Charlie VII
son. at Savannah, some weeks since, Is sui
fresh in the public mind. We are glad to learn
that the murderer has bsen discovered ahd MS
ppili sully established by the voluntary confes-
sion of one of his companions, who says that
the murderer, Jesse, negro man, hreo 'ne
frat shot. which struck the boy in the arm.
he fred agsin, the shot taking effect IN his
breast. The boy exclaimed, go, my God!
am shot!" and fell one way, his gun dropping
from his hand in an opposite direction. Jesse
then won't up to the PROSTATE form, and nnd
ing tho. life was not yet extinct, he dehocratei!
struok the boy in the head with tho butt OF his
eup. This negro helped Jesse to carry thi
dead body from tine place where the murder
occurr ed to the spot where it was discovered
The bows gun and other articles were stoler
and hid away. Other proofs have been discov
cred, and the case is now about ready for ex
animation; and when that comes of, the guI
and other s.olen articles will be there to con
front the perpetrator Of the fearful tragedy.
DR.. rait, the rew Archbishop OF Canter
bury. is succeeded in the Bishopric OF Londoi
bv DR.. Jackson, who has been Bishop OF LIN
coin since 1858. The English delight to b
ruled in their Episcopal dioceses by school
masters, DR.. Longley, the lato Archbishop
Canterbury, having been for some time hea'
master of Harrow, while DR.. TAFT, bis successor
was head master OF Rugby, and the new Bisho
of London of the Proprietary Grammar Schoo
at Islington. Archdcacon Wordsworth, VII
succeeds DR.. jackson in the See OF Lincoln,
a nephew Of tho poet and distinguishe
writer: but, like the others, q schoolmastel
having been head master of Harrow. Il, wa
educated at Winchester before entering 3
Trinity College, Oxford, and was captain of III
cricket eleven in the first match between Win
chester and Harrow, his brother, the Bisho
of st. Andrews, being captain Of tho Harro'
eleven. DIR. Wordsworth was appointed canol
of Westminster by "Orange-Peei" long afte
the distinguished statesman had veered aroun