The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-12
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from good husband to Mrs. ALEXANDRA during
her illncss but prince, liko tho doyil, ia not |
always so black as ho is painted, and perhaps il
tho truth wero. known, II would bo found thnt,rl
barring an cxcusabo desire "to hayo his fling ho |
conducts himself in almost nil respects in tcntler
devoted manner, both M married mon and as IN
cider Son. His arc not ordinary tcmptatons tmust
DO remeniborod.nTruc, tho Queen finds it ncceasaty
to scold him for breaking tho Sabbath, though for
TINT matter ho might rethliato upon tho sclahncss
Of her grief tho morbid qualification Of which is
serious injury 10 her faithful subocls. tho lno,,
drapcrs and othors who fatton upon tho core
monials, receptions, and shows which common rc.
port ayers aro hor abhorrencc. Tho Prince indicated
strcak OF gratitude and aflootionnto remembrance
evon whiic playing tho pranks in Pnris which drew
forth his royal mothers ccnsuro, for 1t said that
during his visit thcro no called bis old Fronch
instructor, III. DnAsaEun, who told him tlat his
great ambition was to possess tho ribbon OF tho
Legion dEIonnour, but that no had not sufficient
interest to mako his claims known to those in pow
or. Tho Prince laid his case ut onco before the
Emperor, and. before night the teacher was a.
Choyalior. This is different disposition from
that OF his ancestor, 9EoaaE w. who for
got frionds. kindred and lpeoplo in the grati-
hcaton Of his setsh instincts. WALES would
novor lot" poor Shorty ~ starvo nor BnuM-
iIELL do in exile, though ho may mover at-
tain tho distinction OF boing "tho first gentleman
in Europt"-ahd tho fattcst. He docs not proba-
bly, eirso his tailor for wrinkle III his coat, Or
purchase ealumnies upon his vito; and US yet he.
has not boon found dead drunk in tho slums Of
London. There is timo enough for all this. novor-
the!ess, so it may bo visor not TO sound his do
fence too loudly. ,....T ...!4 .5.!.t.
IT n REponTEp that tho Emperor Of Austria in
toIds to ssynhiizn ha, ,aornnutinn King OF Hun
gary, which was to take placo on Saturday last by
nm Gct Of clomcnoy &hd Justice toward tho Hunga-'
ran patriots, which shows that ho has learned, in
tho stern school Of ady6fslty, the iohnfchs hard
est lesson. Tho amnesty or MI political oGGnders,
which ho proposes TO proclaim, viii include even
Kossurn, though no will probably, like MAzzRr,
refuse to accept elemepcy from King. But tho
.greas nlass pf his oountrymon Aro loss particular
on this point, md will doubtless provo, tho most
loyal Of tho many nationslitias that owo alo-
gianco to tile HouBo' Of Hnpsbmg. Tae.!peo-
plo Of Hungary, wno haro boon '4ao long
without king Of thoir own, aeom to hase
gono wild otet tho approaching coronation OF
FRAHoIs JoaEPh 'ih' tReit anciont capital. There
viii bo no end Of rejoicing when, tho happy oyont
takes place, and all the. imposing old ceremonies
will bo revived in their full splenqor to add to the
dignity and Joy Of tho occasion, Tho, Emperor
bcnG tho first Hungarian King thatoaoends the
throno under the now Constitution, tho will liayo 10
go on horseback up tho CORONATION hill n and there
swing his sword In eyory' direction, aa a symbol
that hcfceforth all tho land md water in Hungary
will bo subject to him. This hill, witch Is attiH-
chilly constructed, Is erected at Posth, on tho
banks Of tho Danube. 1t is composed OF earth
contributed by tho ctios md Yiilagea Of Hungary;
takeD, as fnr as possible from places, oonsecrated
| by historical evcnta. y , r..t.:at =,
| A CURIOUS INCIDENT in tho moIurn history Of
Lu1h,nburg is related by the German papers.
Bome thirty ycars ago tho oldos. church in tho
country stood in, tho capital OF Luxembourg, on
tho present WnHRiM's Flace. nBeing' ~ r1riinous
slatc IL WIS 'tdkon doWsn &Hd ts religious relics
deposited in the tiGGhRhdnh EnSrGE, sitantea close
| by. Tho historical monuments Of tho old church
were not treated with equal respect, but, strange
| TO- say, came under tho auctioneora hammer, and
EeHe for tho most part sold tor.s gong. A lawyer
bought the coffin and corpse of Jom tho Blind,
Count OF Luxnmburg and! King of Bohcmia for
ten frapcs.; Corpsonnd coffin nftarward came into
possesslon OF manufacturer on the esadr, where
tho remains. of tho ohisalrous HING erd hs disrei
sPettfulfy slowed out Of the Why as BEFORE Yoars
aItrr%urds, Wien King FlEbEaiU wiihxIM THE
~, travelled through tho RhIne Provinces, ho
VISITED tai lasteFy which had teEaSFiS @ pqspq
guest over tho place. said, jsstingy That ;he was
ahaitorng another king, and rotated to his maIes-
w. tho siguar adventures OF tho royaI corpsoJ Tic
anger OF tho king rsaa only paoiied when tho pro-
priotor respectfully plauod at mis- disposal the tnor-
tal rcmainsi aordihg thus an opportunity to stone
for tho heavy guilt Or tho LuIomburg rountfy.q
fi!,tiii ~ GL - ."J:: :. L;- a. i,.yTG.iuIpiI
GtnMAN UNITY is nbout'to takd another sttt; in
advance The latest cable tispstshes To the Now
York prcas annbinc6, that tho Houtll. German
States have resolved To- cast in their lot with the
Northern Confederation. Sf which Prussia ,is tho
acknowledged head. The Transaction, it il true,
is not yot eampleted; but tho voice the Chamber
OF Deputies may be accepted ns decisive in tho
matter. .,undsu tho prosant: lHesse is
divided, part, having beoomo.in,orporatd with
Prussia ut tho close OF tho ate war; II
como TO bythe Chamber OF Deputies besatictibi6d
by the other branch OF tho IegfslAtufS dby Tie
EIecutiyo, Hesse Will be ro6tbred 10 hearsdlY the
Northorn Confederation will b6t proTnonrtiionu-
AteIy etrengthened, and another point, win have
beon attained in the progress Of German unifca-
ton. Baden, WurtomberG and Bavaria, tho only
other members Of the Southern Apnl. may, be eI-
pected to follow in due time. Noria this oil The
Zollverein, which was destroy od .by the lnte war
iB to be ronowed ahdnis' toinoiuda 1.-THE whole OF
Germany with tho exception Of tho German statas i
'therefdfe.i's5 well as politically
Germany bids fair to become unit OF LpYFwanr In
The European community Of nations. Truly, Court
BfsMAncK has no causo to bo ashamed OF his work
.srHs*ta -tfm;iii-i --r-,ai. .ar'pnnayr III
The ForIowINo from the New Orleans Rep,lbE.
can, June 6, Ia Radical seet) 1hy itdtitain ihal
hgeice ncw 10 sono Oh our fcatetst And; for tbis
reason wd ppbsh It ): tAitcr the Z ordinance Of
secession was passed by Tie conye,nton nye,n Claiming
to reproEsnt the State ofLouisians,,, and the Gov
erlpmept Of tho United statea, in, consequence OF
the reign and rule of treason In this ,oity.sas
po"erless TO- protect. It's inLereats, ,aoorsidnrabe
amounts OF import dutios; duo to the United States
ressury wore collected by the Confederate suthori
tics. Upward ofaIniliion dollars dutios on bond
cd goods havo be6n' infuf Nod, notdt paid to tho
Confederate authorities BY twelve tnsancso hrms
in this city who thefoupon romooybd fheisio goods
from tho warehouses;. Tho Custom House rooords
descriptions OF tho goods, and tho
namea OF the merchants and parties who, signed
tho bonds to securo tho payment OF She dutien arc
In possession Of tho. Government; and we under.
standan agent ofthe treasury department has ar
rived in New ofleanb within e fow days, wit hin
slructions to collect the import dutes duo on Tho
goods In question" '''.A-' = o-:.lti; I. 's
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Governor HARTMAN Of New HAMPSHIRE wis
inauguratod at Concord, on Friday" and delivered
his inaugural message to tho Legislature. sneaL-
Inn NJ NJ ftN,a Al lorr~l Z : I, :