The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
The Daily N ews.
SATURDAY MohNlr,,, AUGUST II, 1866
v ARIO US 1T E NJ S.

From the Boston Postl
Laid out-tho Atlantic cable.
Prentice thinks Nashby should be written
Nasty.
A wig that won't stay in place-Schloswig.
A fire at Newburg, Now York, roasted eighty
pigs.
field Of promise-Cyrus W.
India-r rubber paint is recent article
Rear Admiral Charles Stewart is in his eighty
ninth year.
MIR. Windship is equal to any lifting except ship
lifting.
Prince Hohenzollern is having silver log made
to replace ono lost at Sadowa
The Richmond Board of Trade have sent COM
Portable chair to JEFF. Davis.
One of the latest arrivals at Saratoga was
lady with eighty dresses and thirty-six comets.
Tho Louisville saengerbund wound up with
grand excursion to Mammoth Cave.
A pretty actress in New York has recently given
up the stage FOR q carriage
Czechian women put out the eyes Of wounded
Russlans with knife.
Hair suitable for toilet purposes costs 81 pound
in gold.
Mr.. Quilp hopes the "hops' at the watering
places will brew no evil.
The Nicaraguan Government are encouraging
emigration to that Republic.
man has been arrested in Chicago for
murder committed six years since in Joliet Ill.
For such q long line the cable gives very ief
news.
Some of the dentists say they had 'retched
time down the harbor.
Large numbers of Southerners have been
swindled by bogus lottery concern in Detroit,
Mich.
Sarah Vincent, q young lady of twenty-one,
lately took strychnine in Sandusky, Ohio, and
died. Love.
Colonel Riply, lately murdered in Georgia, was
formerly Of the Fourteenth New Hampshire regi-
fment.
Jack Collins citizen of Texas killed another
fight.
Pipes composed Of bituminized paper are used
to convey gas and water through the streets of
Paris.
Mexican Buchanan, the actor, punched a citizen
OF Iowa In the head for taking reserved" seat
atthe theatre Dubuque sustained Mr. Buchanan
Gen. Walker, late Of Texas, has commenced
business in Lendenhallstreet London, as COM
mission merchant
man in Tyler, Texas, during fit of insapity,
arose arose about midnight. took a hatchet and lite
rally chopped his wife and three children to
pieces.
little girl was scalded to death by falling into
vat OF hot mashed, malt liquor in bowery at
East Saginaw, Mirh,
r. E. Boyd and VIM. Wynn, two notorious Mis-
sssippi horse thieves, have been hanged by par
ties from whom they stole mules and horses.
Two members Of tho Canadian Parliament got
INTO hight recently and were arrested by the
Sergeant-at-Arms.
attempted to shoot mad dog. and succeeded;
put unfortunately for Bernard Duffy, he happen
ed to be within range and shared the fate Of the
rabld canine. Verdict-accidental death.
The following copy of written notice appears
In Western paper: stLost or strade from the
ssnbs;criber sa sheep all over white log was
black and half his body All persons shall re-
seve five dolls to bring him. He was a she cote" !"
The allied fleets OF Chill and Peru are said to
be commanded by Admiral Tucker formerly an
officer OF tho United States Navy for So years. but
Iph n rno rn6 of lzrI
war; having cast his fortune with the Southern
cause.
A thief stole horse from farmer near Lone
Tree, Nebraska aud endeavored to escape by
swimming the Platte. he succeeded in gaining
the opposite bank when he was overtaken by the
owner OF the horse and some neighbors, who took
hlm back over the river and "swung him up to q
limb with strap"
Tor his milk BILL and resisted pay on the plea that,
having ordered certain number of quarts OF
milk, he had been supplied with milk-and- water
His defence availed, and verdict with costs was
rendered in his favor.
Mrs. Mowatt writes that 'fn London one sees
hundreds OF women-not the unfortunate of the
demin,onde, but ladies', well bred well dressed
highly educated ladies, OF rreproachable reputa-
ton, and moving in good society, who daily as
sumo their enamel masks with their garments."
Mrs. Hale committed suicide in Springfield,
Conn.,, by taking arsenic. Her husband left her
in the morning as well usual to go to his store
&nQ Wnen ne returned ne FOUND her In the agOnies
OF DEATH She owned that che had taken poison
adding, II have ruined myself and you too.' The
\ cause has not transpired.
Paris correspondent says the Empress Eugene
is extremely superstitious, and wears an amulet
in which she has unbounded faith as preventive
against catching Diseases" in cholera or other
epidemics she will have the Emperor wear little
flannel bag filled with camphor suspended round
bis neck, to which notion Napoleon submits with
the best possible grace.
"Jenny June" writes to New York paper from
Saratoga" The ladies here expose themselves to
criticism, by wearing, for dancing, high black
boots and black shoes, with thin white dresses.
This is unhesrd Of gauoterte unless the dress is
trimmed With black. The present fashion Of
hoops and the present style OF dancing exposes
the feet and much more; and the EXTREMIST care
and ncety is required in dressing the feet and the
arrangement Of the under-skirt and other gar
ments. Nothing can be more disenchanting than
TO see pair of large feet encaaed in corr espond-
white dress and scant skirts And this reminds
us to venture hint, that their dresses require
yo!uminous drapery beneath and over the hooped
skirts. Many gentlemen have fashion Of jigging
LADY up and down and iirking, her round in q
way that startles one or two ordinary skirts out
Of all propriety; aud unless the dress is very deep
y trained and properly supported by skirts train
ed in the came way and OF the same length morti.
tying accidents and disclosures are inevitable"
BRITIsH CIRoUMLocUTIoN.-Ih New York Worli