The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21
NEWS UNI ma r z.

oes One Dollar eacn.
NEWS NINA r T.
Gold closed on Saturday steady at S6s
in New York cotton closed dull and heavy,
i.th sales Of 900 bales at SS3c.
.o-In liverpool cotton was quiet and un-
Q h anged; sales 10000 bales.
Mr.. Charles Howard. one Of the most use-
I'll, houpred and estimable citizens OF Balti-
more died on Friday last. -
Two thirds OF the business portion IT
Georgetown, Kentucky, was destroyed by hre
O n the night of the 18th instant.
Colonel Yerger's rial progresses in jack
IN. Miss. He is still IN irons, and not allowed
t see any one excspt his counsel.
,:-Mrs. Msggie Mitchell Paddock is lying
very IL with paralysis at her residence In New
York, and is not expected to recover.
Lee Harr. son and Thomas Gladman, two
10 spectacle colored med OF Lynchburg, Va,
de cline appointments as registrars In Lynch
burg.
"A charter Of incorporation has been grant
9 d in Richmond, Va, to several gentlemen
who propose conducting In that city manu-
Z actory for the refining Of sugar, molasses and
syrups. -
About the most sensible exhibition to be
seen in Boston ct the present time is the baby
show. It is composed Of 800 cooling, dimple-
checked, drooling ast-gnawing infants. in the
various stages Of acteal culture and effiuvia.
No doubt their united squalls are nearly as
musical as the yells Of Gilmore's monster
chorus. - e. 49,.
IA negro senator In Louisiana approached
Governor Yarmouth with long petition for
the removal Of obnoxious white efioiais; but
they happened to be Warmouth's friends, and
he ecknnated the dark senator by sternly in
curing whsther the petition had been record
ed in the Office OF the Recorder OF Mortgages.
s..Well GSy,nor, Z don't know 'ssoktly, was
{ he reply. 's'Then I-csnnot consider II" re-
Q ponded Yarmouth. >.
Two citizens Of Jackson, Mississippi, hav-
nsgone on q fshing d1fon on Pearl Riyer,
{ ound themselves. st the end :os tho second
DAY, at tMsdisonHilln Without money. Inquiring
! q the sheriAot the coonty, they told him
4has they had escaped from the peniten-
tisry at Jackson; That they: had nothing to est
anAhs come TO him 10 give themselves up.
TfeshSfa, thinking that he would be reward
ri fSd2 them back to Jackson and went to the
skeaper Of the prison and told how he came by
chis prisoners. His scorn and indignation may
be imagined st finding himself the victim Of
practical joke. n -, g..: re-
"a Nov York letter OF Thursday says: sThe
answer to the application Of Mr.. Groesbeck to
have q receiver appointed for the Trinity
Church Corporation, was read IN court to-day
by the counsellor Trinity. Counsel was rather
sharp in his remarks, replying to the charge
thai Trinity was spreading the dogma OF "Pro-
testantism failure" that the word Protestant
could not be found In the whole book Of Com
mon Prayer. As to other cnarges, counsel
simply replied that the church was comforting
immense benefits, even upon the plaintiff
more than he deserved. Judge McCunn will
render q decision in few days."
The Boston correspondent Of the New York
Tribune thus relates an incident OF General
Grants visit, which occurred on Wednesday
ssAt last tho President came, escorted by more
dignitaries, and introduced by the Hon. A. q.
Rice. What the Governor said, and what Grant
said, the telegraph has told you, but not how
Grant looked IS he sad it. You could have
knocked him down with feather. Every word
was spoken as though, like swollen cork, it
hsd been drawn with great difficulty and the
speech was delivered in so low voice as to be
unintelligible except to the illuminated. FL
nslly, the President fsltered and stuck IL
Was no use. He could not make speech.
The Baltimore Sun OF Saturday says: "The
remains Of the great trsgedian, Junius Brutus
Booth, were on Thu :sday removed from the
Baltimore Cemetery, where they were buried
some years ago. and reinterred in Greenmount
Cemetery. The fine monument Of the elder
Booth has also been removed and Will be
placed over his remains. 1t is proposed 10
pfsce the remains o. the chhdren, now ourea
| Harford County, and these OF Jonn Wilkes
Booth, side By side IN Greenmount Cemetery
Lot, Tho members OF tho family, Il 70 under
st6cd Win be present, and tho body OF J.
wilkes Booth 'will be buried during tho latter
pSrt Of nexs week.
Tho rejection Of the applications OF the
eolorsd Doctors Puryis and Augusta for msu-
bership In tho Medical Society Of tho District
a Oolunbis 10 ex ,itiug eoasidersbls comment.
The Washington Star. In explaining the case,
says 'sThe question was SIMPLY that OF ad-
enn1 ThA ~ ard