The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-31

to buy pew for an American family.
In size and splendor this new Jewish
synagogue unquestionablS oolipses the ten
pie of Solomon, In its erection the best
materials have been used, and the highest
skill employed in every department. The
mere experiment aud preliminary attempts
in pointing the interior cost more than ten
thousand dollars. The Jews of Berlin are
proud of it, Of course, for there is no place
of worship in the Prussian capital which
can compare with il. The cathedral con-
nccted with the national church of the land
is &signifcaut compared with this new
jewish temple 1t is in The display 0:
wealth involved in building this structure
that the Jews can show what power they
possess. and tho pride of which il is the
expression. is even stronger than the inter
nal hatred in the two sects of Jews whose
united money builds it.
The GRATITUDE OF PRINCEs.-Ossiss
! (Joscph) Ivansutch Kommissaroff. the
young peasant, who WAS instrumental in
saving the life of the Emperor OF Russia is
a young man OF twenty-five and born in the
| province Kostroma, where he was lbcrat-
ed anuity paying serf. The 10th being
| his birthday, he went to sny his nrayers in
the chapel near the house of Peter the
Great Coming to the summer garden, ut
the gate crowd was assembling round an
Imperial cquipagc Presently there was
stir and animation in the crowd, and he
saw His Majesty in an ovcrcoat. His Ma
jesty approachedthe carriage. and was put
| ting on his cloak, when young man, who
had been standing behind Kommissnrof,
tried 10 push him aside. At the moment
when the Emperor was putting on his clonk,
the individual, pushing kommissaroff forci-
| bly, aside, made his way to the front rank
Of the multitude Kommissaroif followed
him closely. Hardly had the assassin got
near tho Emperor, when, drawing pistol
from underneath his orcrcoai, he lcveled it
at the Emperor. Kommissaron. who hnd
noticed the movements. instantly caught
him by the arm, and divcrting the pistol
from its aim caused il to discharge in the
air. In another moment the assassin was
arrested. In the evening, when the gene.
raj officers and others having access to the
court were assembled at the palace, the
Emperor expressed n desire to see Kommis-
saroff and signifcd to him that he had
raised him to the rank and dignity of n
noblcnan. which announcement was re-
coivcd with loud hurrahs.
\ London paper says: "In large glass
case, standing in one of tho upper Chamber $
of our National Museum, is to be sccn the
buri,L clothcs of one phoronb Mvkcrinus
a,l ,,,,.ron,i,J hu E.,,mnn,. of 10 onm,
whercon the name of its occupant can be
easily read by The Egyp,ologists of the
present day atlordiug thereby conclusive
evidence that it once contained the mummy
of II King who was Weighing in Egypt more
tnhH hani II ''"'"'S o''''' ''0 ''i'o o' Aura
1870"
Ign ~ ,<-r
rhn ,"r",SoMMhNr hn nnI' ~, pTR pkhT IN ENaLAND.-
English Parliament nr"viJcs for ,Ie !" n,oi; on'
ton of the barbarous law of imprisonmc, /
for debt that now disgraccs the statute
,o,M "onNS pi England, THIS change is dictated
Th 'uo b' '""nny u, p"',; "n,. common m, sense
mry bo said to hc the othor nr ui" ' hmu; nu"r's
t,rian measure, his writings have attracted
public attention to the barbari,y of the
present law and made i, odious
g., INV, i"o"HS' IN loon' the success
| ,' '""ui"''c i"r 'ne lrcSidency OF the