The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-25
Our New York letter.
[rRoM OUR REGULAR connrsposnrs7

! NEW YORK; April 22.-On last Saturday nigh
the Now York Herald. the most successful an
pest conducted newspaper in the world change
It's base from tho old stand at the corner of Futo
and Nassau streets, and .;as installed in its nc,
qua1 ters, where now, on the site Of Barnuln'
Museum It hangs out its banner from tho mos
magnificent newspaper establishment on the fac
OF inc giobo am not sufficiently conversent witt
1he science OF architecture to furnish your reader
with description Of the building, suffice to sa,
1hat IL Is ono OF tho handsomest and most sub
stantlally built marble cdiices il this CITY O
palaces, the style of architecture being, as all
informed, mixture Of the Ionic and ornate
Italian, with o mansard roof to cap the climax 0
Its grandeur. The new building is an ornament te
the city, and will always be regarded as ono Of Tho
sights to be seen by strangers who visit this or
metropolis. I need not advertise the Herald
further for it takes good caro- to sound it's ow,
trumpet, and can do SO with much better effcci
than can. 2 A.
Ihe war-suegcsting news received from Europe
siderably, ranging from 1874 to 1894 and there has
consequently been most exciting time in the uold
room, where fortunes have been lost and won. Thc
Herald tells that even in the event Of actual
between France and Prussia. there Is no reason
way gold should 50 up, VIC must. therefore, conc
70 the conclusion that the precious metal is cx-
SSSoAASN .IlfedSOu1Dlo, 1Or 1t (lu 20 consider
ably. merely tho strcns TIL of the war r1mors.
henry Bergh, the president OF the society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals, has been SO far
b s,nas nE ms IN behalf OF
upon very delicate ground, having undertaken to
prosecute Jewish butcher for alleged inhumanity W
II 3 pid
In Levlicus, by having their throats artistically
ana rehglously cut with sharp knife, instead Of
having their brains knocked out in an irrelicions
and inartistic manner with dull club. Now
whereas the Jews have always regarded this law
Witn VIE just pride as q most humane ono, Bergh
dlsagrees both with the Jews and with the teach
ings Of the Pentateuch, and tavors the clubbine
system, wherefore he has ordered the arrest of the
oHsenor ana appears as his prosecutor. Could his
| think it probable they would prefer that clubs
should not be trumps. e'1'S :
Fifth avenue is fast losing its prestige as an
TACT that enterprisins boarding house keepers have
eaken 1t by storm, finding that they can make
rnelr business t pay there the
by any means dead, and many OF them are here,
and being here are willing to be closely shayen'
anu ana pecu9iarly =. horn provided the barber shops
o.: @ Murray Hill, and running from Thirty-fourth to
Ihlrty-soventh street, is probably q better homo
tor the (. eAte than Fifth avenue except high up
town IN the vicinity Of the Central Park 1
The labor movement is still tue excitement Of
tho day. ~ classes Of worlmen are joi ing in
the tn striking SUI demonstratons The brlckayers arc
the thing onward, the journeS-nlen bakers arc
crying out for rise in wages, the plasterers are
determlned TO screw their courage to tho sticking
point and hold out to the last. All who eat bread
by the sweat Of their brows are determined to
make enough to eat butter also. The bosses arc
indignant, and some Of them are resolved to fight
the battle to the bitter end-and thus stands the
war between labor and capital -~, :.
4 young lady OF romantic turn of mind who
oxea yea IN the rst circle Of society hero moved out
at the same time, having become enamored Of 4
ha1 dozen very large diamonds and one very large
mnsaache , s ana having eloped with the gentleman
ea,3 wn9m sne adored The gentleman who had repre-
sented Mmsef as foreign count, turns ont to be
not count, and Of no account at al and as it has
oeen asccrtained that the diamonds had been bor-
rowed from friend, the ambitious Young lady has
nought to console her, but the Reelection that
though all else be false, the mustache is real and
sion to the New York bar, but the COMMITTEES re-
fuses to admit him, on the ground that he was
expelled frem the Massachusetts bar for ,aalprac-
tlce, and that it is limited besides that he fa1,ra
consplcuously in o criminal case in Boston in
which he was neither judge, iury,nan, nor Counsel
The objection to Bradley is not that~ne ia moi
smart enough but that he is too smart by moro
At private theatrical entertainment given
ago for the benefit of the South ern Re-,
ost 1 sae yogang
schools in this city, the audience was hold en-.
caanted and spell bound by the exquisite acting
- - pno Mlss 1rown, young lady who 1s marvel
OF OF oeausy a9d, may almost add, personifcation
OF grace. Her acting was such rs would reflect
credit on the best professional, and all were anx-
1ous S, 70 know something more Of her antecedents
me something more was found out when it be-,
came known that the lady's father is IN actor at
" Ma4acks', her mother q trst-rate comedian, and
that she is also 9 niece Of Mrs. Barney Williams
and Mrs W. J. Florence. n mn. .s4a<,iI- -. n.
The excise law is making the fortunes Of the Ho-
boken lager-becr venders. New York seemed to
have emptied itself yesterday into the latter place
at least OF thousands Of thirsty ones, who went
there to empty glasses Of ager adown their
parched throats: 1t is an i'll wind that blows good
to no one and the excise: law is a wind that has
Wafted stream of greenbacks into the pockets Of
the iager-beer dispensing denizens Of Hoboken
Weather fine. Business dull
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