The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-21
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are returneda at upwards Of ELS, 800. Tho Edin-
burgh .qazettes profits during the same time were
s2s7o, and those of the Dublin Gazette fs5s.
The English Admiralty arc about to have the
whole OF the Japanese coasts and rivers accurate
~ surveyed However, the English are not yet
''monarohs Of all they survey"
Captain Ar CATEsBY JONES, who left the United
States navy for that of tho Confederates, and
comrnsnded the iron-clad Virginia; has been ap-
pointed Ghiefot Oidnanco Of the Peruvian navy.
Although RENAN's last book, "Fho Apostles, y
ls exciting the profoundest sensation in French
literary circles it is said that The publishers have
been.greatly disappointed iii it's sale. It's popu-
larity;is not equal to that OF thesLife Of Jesus
An Antwerp letter states that the ship Due. de
Bra1ant has iust arrived there from 'India with
$3.50 bales of cotton. For the last eight nine
years not a sinSle bale has feached, that port
"ueci''F-:oi'' i',, '.'' ..i,lh ...,s-,, ... +,
Abott $4,000 has been subscribed toward the
Roman Catholic Cathedral which is to BIO, erected
IN london" as a memorial to Cardinal WIsEs1AN.
A subscription OF f2D0O has been given anons-
mousiy, but it is generally understood that the
donor ID DR.. NEWMAN. '~'.;:
prize OF four hindred francs is ofered'by the
Educational Society OF Lyons France, for an essa.
to determine how far the want Of success in chill
dren,a education Is due to the parents, and how
far to the schoolmastors. The essays may be
written in any language. '''''
Sit W: DRUaIMoSD's curious work, "The Gdipus
Judaicus," has Just been reprinted, to the extcht
OF two hundred and fifty copies by a London
bookseller, [R any OF the readers Of ''THE NEWS"
know anything Of this book, we should be glad to
hear from them in regard to it'll
A Cork paper says that hundreds of emigrants
are scattered through the town awaiting the arri-
val ofr the. next transatlantic steamer. These
people, gays the. reporter, have come from Lime
rick, Clare, Kerry, and some from Tipperary, and
are, without exception ca well dressed, well:look-
ing 'heSlthy interesting body"
ln'' Btdoktooods s'hdgasine is articIe' on
'Demonology at Home and Abroadn-in. which
the writer states that as late as August, 1868, q
man of eighty, years Of age was flung into a mill
stream in the parrish of Sible. Hedinghan, ;;and
"swum for a wizard" and died of his maltrcat-
ment, in Christian England. ',E< - i
May Day was GENERALLY observed in Boston and
lis suburbs: The streets were filed with parties
OF little girls, dressed in low neck dresses, with
wreaths Of flowers upon their heads, and baskets
OF fruit, while out Of town there wore many May
parties in the fields and woods, and numerous
equestrian parties out upon the roads.
disappointment at having two pictures refused
by the jury bf the Paris Salon. has led an artist
aamed JULES HoLTzAPFELL to commit suicide
no wrote to his brother: "TLe members of the
Jury do rot know me; have neither friends nor
enemies among them. So I've no talent, and
when man, hasn't talent at forty it is time to
die.ni ..-, ..--. al, .,t.
RoBERT. TYLER writes to an Alabama paper
that hiAuny's estimate Of Southern losses during
the war at seven thousand millions ia too high
the real loss not exceeding thirty-five millions.
TYfER's estimate is as follows BY emancipation
s1,70O, 900 600; expenses of the war, sG0G 600
destruction private property, $500 900 900 ada
sittonal Federal taxation, $500 100000; total, S.,
SOC, 900 ,000.'. ..n,,'" .,s..,I.. ,".''.''.; 90
The Edinburgh Rebiep rtientions that the whole
OF TENNYsoNsl t.Ih .Memoriam" has been trans
lated into Latin elegiae verso, in manner which
the reviewer considers worthy of public notice
The work has been printed for private circulation
only, and the laureate has not consented to sane
tion it's publication, 'beoause he appears to have
conceived that the translations would interfere
with his own copyright" -: =,
'Agifl thirteen years Of age; the daughter of an
innfeeper named GuYor, residing at Neuvlle;le
Danes (Ain), France, has just died from hydro
obobia, after three DAYS Of :..:vaarul sufferings
She had never been bitton by a dog, but had'of
ten played with one peiopslh6 W hei iatnei5 muci
was killed in O rabid state. As she sometim6
allowed the animal to lick her face at time Whel
she had small sore on her lip, the virus is sup
posed to have been communicated to her in tina
manner. ,,..,- ~
Judgment was given on the 18th ult, at Paris,
tile case of NJ. sAx,a brass instrument make
against NILE MARIE SAKE, an opera singer. TIL
plaintiff contendsd that her real namo being Sass
she hadno light to spell it with an K, evop thoug
adding an final, and that her doing 30 was to
certain extent q usurpation Of his reputation. tt
court adopted this view, and issued an injunclit
restraining tho lady from using the name OF Sax
but, being of the opinion that M. Sax had III
Tered no prejudice. ii refused to award damage
The Paris banker M1REs has just bought &
Paris Presse for 100000 francs-s908, 1900
large price. The only member OF tho editor
Asaff retained Is, the witty feuiAetonisa, NJ. PA
BE- Sr. YIoroa. M MIREs has thus described |
views to a. friend "I mean to mako the Press
second. .France, moro decided in lis liberal te
dencies and aIso moro papnl, representing |
papacy as the bulEark Of Justice. And, mind "
I,n not the only Jew,that sticks. to. the Por
-fio4nscHiLp and PEhErnE go for him as WE'LL"
~, The London Spectator notices the formation
"a company called tho '"Cash' Payment. Assoc
ton intepdeh 70 tas adyantage of tle diffFfei
tbeswecrl cash and credit prices. Every pers
who pays ten shillings year to the assocat
receives list OF chops at which, f'r ready mon