The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-04
Our New York Letter.
[FRoM ouR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

Our New York Letter,
lFRoM oUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
NE" 1oRK, March 1.-Tne Spring has come mo
Us - orenchlng rain. us though the foodgates Z
I nature had opened to weep over the departure 9
oio WINTER with its sleighing it's skating caruyals
s tneat11ca seasons; it's balls and festivities it
: ICY and un-lcy sports. But though the co,
weather is over; though sleighing is at an end
though skating is no more, and the balls at th
ponds are down, yet do the un-icy festivities Q,
on; the Spring bids fair to rival the gayety Of tn,
WINTER, aud the balls are not over, for last nigh
one TOOK place that was the grandest Of the ses,
son. Inc Academy OF Music YVES inaugurated las
neht by magnificent ball, given for the benefit
Of tho widows and orphans Of the members Of tbe
old volunteer fire department.. The building has
oeen htted up in style Of gorgeous splendor tina,
ecnpses Its former glory, and the scene at the ba
was moescr1bably dazzling in its spIendor
An1s affar was merely seni-offcial opening OF
1ne new opera house, but tonight is set apart far
tne regular official Inauguration. and baz roDe,n
Will De given under the management Of s,nb men
as AUGUST BELMONT, LEosAap W. JEROME ana
otner leaders Of the wealth and fashion OF the
great metropolis Tickets at1mitting q lady and
gentleman are placed at ten dollars, with Eve dol.
'ars extra for each additional lady. On Thur:sda
next the regular {or rather negular) opera season
oeeanss and VII 1ass for The COM
pany that has BEEN enexged by MAJ ma
zETzEK is composed Of the best srtistes that
money could procure, and PA8EpA, who has beam
engaged by the great opera chief and is also en-
gagged 10 be married to CAM Rosa, the yio1;n;at
wiz % the chief centre Of musical attraction
we are informed by telegiam that The, ~,
= norace Greeley" !" the negro murderer. win
sake place IN Charleston to-day. Waaxrn tha
"lie murderer, is to pay the penalty Of his a,vfl
crime in the jailyard here this morning: netha,,a
At the same hour and moment the nesro;s soml. yin
be sent to its last account WAanERs crime s. ona
az which nature revolts; he had dehberaty thrown
MS Wlfe upon the floor, and, knee1ng on her back.
STRUCK her repeatedly upon the head with an axe tin
life became extinct :. ~ = go - 1-5 IN
Mrs. Dr. EI1zABE'w BLACKWELL. delivered :
1atner able lecture last night ON the medical edr
caAon ot tne 1aar sex IN Europe and america The
la,r a. SAecturess contended that women should be
educated for the medical profession "a Taf aa the
sternerr sex, and announced that ono hnnl7re5 !!
thousand dollars are needed to establish a .oneoa
1or Sne purpose OF carrying out her views; The
disadvantage that can arise from ladies' minis
terang to minds and bodies diseased is, that onr
pulses, when felt by, fair hanfs n,y noaa;hlv heot
faster, even when actual fsvar zIists save tbat
produced HJ the electric tou that on enl;ni,ass
spark that naught but matrSnony cal,
ano that even makmony eonetimes but fa,,a i1;fo
brighter blaze 1Nr9!Ea s1s' -. Il
Inc Fenian Committee met yesterday !. bnt "a /
Inc members thereof were pledged to secrecy n a+a
ett II hssful ignorance as to their doinps erco,,+
y 1eRards W the faet that large donationa
we're received The secret convention, IL IL saidl
VIII remain IN session during the remainder Of the
and &ho~o S-,N, =
. may OF may not accomplish. ssa- "a.
The comic muse has beesn intrn7ncaa i,,t,
pulpit Last night hun,or,I;;;1a Ia,
'ure was delivered by . fu,isy sy1ninistar "a R,oot.
yn on .cIhe pleasures Of Rouse -hnnttiip9: 1T,a
nan = 40 OF God showed no quarter 10 the hn,arf7;ns,
'ouse system. and called Spon hfsss hearers x
'scnew boarding houses and go to house keepinp
egafd'ess o. high Is rents szd sfaeshigh ISice of
wing generally ~. 81 -. -.
q .aa1 named :AsEwkIr...a,whn had been in tbe
:way his brains, and found that the enemy, whose
lame was whiskey, YVES not sufficiently potent,
allied upon another enemy known as morphine
7hich sesHed the business in the most expeditions
manner conceivable, for the morphine put him
nto sleep that knows no waking, and the man has
zone to that bourne whence no traveller has ever
eturned save tho respected parent Of the melan-
holy Dane. :* @ 55:. . L. i. Nh. sz.s s53@# n i
.Ane People are an0ously waiting here to-day
n the rain-for the expected veto Of President
|oHzsos to the obnoxious Military Bill; not how L
'ver, betause they take much interest in the sub
ect, but merely from curiosity to see how the meg
age will be wonded. The newsboys take the great
st interest in tho affair, as they expect to reap
ich harvest Of pennies in the sale of the evening
,apers. - s5 .s5S S,iss. 5Ss5: &t r. I.
The foot bridge over Broadway is nearly com
'leted, the sides having been connected yesterday
morning. In a few days it win be finished, and
We viii be enabled to walk over the heads Of the
'tage drivers and haolkmen. At present, however,
t is more difficult than evas to Cross Broadway at
his point, on account Of the crowd Of idlers con-
,regated there 70 watch the work as it progresses
The Treasurer Of the New York Ladies. SOUTH
NE Relief Association announces that ahe is il re-
,eipt Of funds to the amount OF nineteen thou
sand seven hundred and eighty-three dollars,
which WIN be duly applied to the relief Of the /
sonth; subscriptions keep pouring mil
and the good work goes on most hravely. " i,''s
The theatres are all making money on their own
accounts, and many Of them are giving entertain
nents for the benefit Of the destitute Of the South
II: s3 . Ss=. ii: MoULTRIE.
sts The Policy OF virganta. !: N. 5i,% W.
or the nolicy of The State ~ v;r<,;,;o ,,,, ~