The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-25

Quilted the hOuSo tnau LILO iau oe6"A w f-'
red-hot Goals, and accidentally dropped one on
some clothing lying near the stove. The apparei
being of light gauzy material, instantly took hre
and in a moment hlled the room with smoke
When the lad perceived tho mischief he had done,
he ran for his mother, and the woman tantioany
fastened TO save her children from the burning
dwelling. On entering the house she clusohsd her
infant living in she cradle, and calling upon her
other children TO follow, sho rushed\ nom the
burning pile The boy, who hsd again entered
tho house with her, obeyed the eal, but the Little
girl, too much frightened to move, remained, and,
before assistance could be rendered, was wrapped
in flames. Mrs. Germans, wild with excitement
rushed from the scene With her two children, and
gave them into tho custody Of some relations re-
siding in the neighborhood. Several workmen
epuploved in that vicinity endeavered to save the
child. or at least Keep its body intact, but al
efforts to recover it from the burning building
proved vain During the afternoon, when the fire
had subsidized, only portions OF the heart and liver
were recovered. The fire, thus accidentally lgnlt-
cd, rapidly spread to adjoining dwellings, and one
other was entirely de troyed. while two more Werc
considerably damage u ~ - .
GAR1sIIp1, before ms rearrest on board the Leg
horn steamer, drew up the following fresh procla-
nation. which has found its way into the Italian
papers: Italians Tomorrow We shall have crown
Cd our glorious revolution BY dealing final oloT Of
the tabernacle Of dolatry, raposture and shame IN
Italy. That pedestal OF all tyranny, the Pspacy,
has incurred the anathema Of she whole HfHfEa1y
as on redeemer. And should the arrest OF 8 sim
gle man cause her,to stop terrified in her glorious
mission According to the desire of some friends,
have returned home, free and without conditions,
with the promise that steamer should be sent for
me to take me to the continent at present tho
man whose name is shame to Italy has Iesourue
10 tho precautions of hired assassins IT, prevent
my return In that situation only ask lay fellow
citizens to continue in the sacred path which they
have traced out with the calm and NJ liesty OF
nation which has the consciousness O.. it's po-rr.
20 the army and the people spoke OF discipline
which they, indignant at the cowarlIy servihty OF
those who govern as, demanded tr Oe led to Rome.
told the soldiers that they she uld reserve their
bayonets for more glorious lssion, and that for
the mercsnsries Of the Pop the stocks Of their
muskets wero sufficient. Notwithstanding the
genius Of evil which weigh over our land there Is
one fact evident to oil; thai is, the imposing ffa-
ternity of oil the robust elements Of the nation,
the army, people and volunteers. Woe to him
who should cast discord among those brothersl
Aud when Italy shall sec all her children united
for her redemption, those fow towards who pause
from miserable fear of foreign intervention
will disappear. therefore repeat, you must pur-
sue the redemption Of Rome at all hazards, and if
bal, ata
to release me-
r FROM "I1rE n AN OASIS" we take the following
sketch OF . Bedouin bride 81 had the honor of
'assistin' this morning at tho marriage Of Be
douin lady. Strolling little way into the desert,
about eight. O'Clock saw three Bedouin encamp-
ments, and from the most distant there issued q
camel, on whose back was o huge bower, formed OF
plain branches and covered with red cloth. AS the
camel approached, the women loft tho nearest en-
caRpments and raised shril cries in welcome to
the bride, the men firing muskets in close -pro1-
unity, which would have proved alarming TO most
European young ladies'. The oradlo was lined
with Arab carpets on which reclined girl, dressed
in the height of Arab fashion: largo silver rings
on her legs, silver ornaments on her breast and
turban, and over al hugo striped rug OF native
manufacture. The lovely FaGna-ior such /,
learned was her name-aeigned to glance ct me as
raised my hat in salutaton of the bride; but she
appeared 10 take far greater pleasure in the mus-
kerry Of her Bedouin followers, who fire about her
bower as if it had been French fortress. Pres
emily there ISSUED from the gate OF Laghouate
train OF Arab women, dancing, clapping their
hands and making shrin cries as fine as human
voices possibly could be to the whinny Of o mara
Then tho camel was stopped, the bride aighted,
embraced few of the women, Joined the process
sion, and, followed by the camel, all proceeded to
the mud hut in which Fatna was to share for ever
more the love of an Arab with two other ladies'.
But en route the Bedouins chnsed about the pro-
cession at full galep, fling their guns while at top
speed and when the bridal party had passed into
the mud mansion, they followed and could hear
the teu de jo.e repeated. May Fatina be happy
Her price was not high, as she only cost her lord
sixty francs: and there are some young ladies OF
the desert who cost two hundred francs.
Tns ,BAyARIAS journal, tho Kompten Gazette
announces that it will insert in its columns daily
bulletin Of false news. Tho following is its ex-
plana.ory preface: every day it becomes more
evident even for the candid reader that great
number OF journals, in Germany well as abroad.
Wishing to keep, alive curiosity OF party spirit.
publish other inventions Of their own, or print,
without selection scruple. news the falseness OF
which is evident league off. The result Of such
publicity can only be to cause increased confusion
IN great us well as in small Affairs In public
opinion, and to make the institution OF the press
tself fall into discredit. AS much as it il in our
power VIC wish to deprive The enemies OF free
press OF this field so easily turned to its disadvan-
age. In future we shall only receive, for cur own |
part, authentic communications, or those which |
pear the etamp Of perfect probability, whlo we |
shall insert in our Bulletin Of Lies all the reports,
sven il they are sheltered under the mantle OF dis
'nguished authorities, which, in our Judgment,
must be reckoned among those who deceive or
blind the public, or lower and deprave its spirit
and taste"
IKE LOUISVILLE CoURIEE thus welcomes Con-
sressonal Committee: 1.-The subcommittee on
elections reached Louisville on Saturday evening,
and took rooms at the Louisville Hotel, preparsto-
~ to entering upon its Investigations to-day. 1t
Is understood that tho case of Hon. John d.
Young, OF the Ninth District, was disposed of at
Lexington, though with what result is not known.
Tho testimony in the case OF Hon. James B. Beck,