The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30

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Ohio has $50, 900, 900 invested in railroads.
Virginia allows no liquor at elections.
woman in Salem starved her COW to death.
Wheeling has the mumps.
There are fifteen thousand Fenians in London.
majority Of the Germans are intense monarch
lists.
There is revolutionary movement in Cuba.
The Theatre Comique it is expected win soon be
hired as q vestry to be used s'of" nights.
Nearly ten thousand swords are awaiting rejun-
renation at the Springfield armory.
Adyices from Paris state that the summer style
for gentlemen's dress will be o neoktie and pair
Of socks.
TIE city Of Mexico has had bull-fght in aid Of
the funds Of q hospital
IT was ungrateful for B. F. B. to ''peach" on his
old associates. =..>.a,5-. ~, &
They have funny man in Chicago whose socie-
ty is an equivalent for his board.
A Philadelphia paper advertises for '4emale
penman."
The French Government threatens to repeat in
Africa the experiment which has failed In Mexico.
Heller's first house in California was $3.50 in
gold one.
The Louisiana Legislature has passed bill to
inspect and tax brothels.
.sDavis Copperfeld, !" in the Diamond edition, is
the prettiest boy ever brought forth
Modern theology-the Bible an appendix to
Shakespeare.
Chicapa has had prize fight, but it lasted only
one round. 1t will do better soon.
The Confederate ram Merrimac is to hoisted
with torpedo.
Washington policemen have to sign the temper
| ance pledge.
New inyention-movable pulpits for theatrical
| service.
An English artist has succeeded IN the photo
erophing Of guns while being fred.
The lato flood has injured Tennessee to the
amount OF two hundred millions.
The Chicago Board Of Trade have appropriated
| $1,000 for the relief of the Southern sufferers.
Nevada wish ca to marry Utah. Nevada is poor
and Utah is an heress.
The New York tailors are deeply absorbed in the
| trent" question.
An opera with highly immoral ballet is having
tremendous success in Vienna. Seats are secured
two weeks in advance.
The body Of missing girl was found in her
fathers cellar in Brandon, Vt, recently, and her
father has been arrested on suspicion OF having
caused her death.
Remarkable Forbearance. Gen. Butler has an
| nounced to Congress that he did not intend to In
terfere with the Lords work.
The average number of men in France who are
unable to sign their marriage register may De set
1 ~S@Aos
The SPRINGFIELD Republican says the President
should order the release Of JEFF. Davis on his own
recognizance.
The editor of weekly paper printed in the n: j.
State prison threatens to expose the secrets OF the
Amboy lobby through his paper.
It is believed that the Fenian Committee Of the
"Irish Republic sit within two miles OF the House
| of Parliament.
writer declares that under the present system
of female education daughters ore becoming ele-
CANT cphers." figure Of speech.
| young man who washed himself in basin Of
nitrate of silver in New York photograph gallery,
thinking the liquid was water, found hlmsef beau-
| tifully tattoed in q few minutes.
| Bepgine has been reduced to o science in Co.
little girl on street corner who earnestly pleaded
for ''chaw er terbaccer for her SICK and dying
| mother"
A Massachusetts temperance lecturer in Yer
mont, realized three dollars towards paying his
expenses the other evening. lie left Dill with an
attorney TO collect it if he could nna anybody 10
! sue.
| A malignant fellow says that when he is in q
| crowded car and lady comes in, he thinks it is
the duty OF other man to get up and give her
| his seat
Quilp in alluding to Summers regulation Of
ambassadors clothes, says he is just the man to
'press' tie subject, for wherever ne Is there Is
| ssgoose'' at hand.
The Catholics of New York have only, 50 Of the
307 churches in the city, and yet their church at
tendance is nearly large as that OF all the other
| denominations combined.
The press very generally retorts upon Butler
that it's representatives when they got into danger
they never turned tail. On the subject OF silver
spoocs they may have had their weaknesses, but it
was only in association with whiskey punch.
The New York Times saws the evidence brought
against Senators by the Smythe bribery committee
would not have convicted the lowest pot-Wolopcr
in Cherry street Of stealing quld OF tobacco yet
for proceeding against two of it's members, and
given to the world as proof OF thci1 venahty.
On Saturday last some cf the ladies OF the Union
Mission Association visited family IN whose house
they found little boy standing up IN beer keG5
They asked how he came there, and were told that
he had nothing to wear, ana dla noe wa! " no III
bed all the time. He was therefore put IN the keg
so that he could see what was gong on around
him.
The festivities of the carnival season in Paris,
closed with costume ball ut the Marquis de Nous
tiers, at the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, which
to have been the most eegan5 aHar % th
testimony Of the Press and indeed of all observers,
the American ladies bore off the honors both m. IN
successful costumes and in personal beauty. MISS
Dix was in Marguerite and an magnhh1ee,S5 hS1 h1anS
hair and fine person Nine Erlanger was in tn the
Genius OF War;" and hor sister, Miss Rosine Sl-
dell, in Genius Of Peace Miss Terrence Van,
derbit, of New York. was in the First Empire ).
Miss Lille Hitchcock, of California, in ''sport,
| sion; Miss Beckwith, Of New York, i'll Greek
Slave, also great success Mrs. Thompson; OF
Washington, in Ireland her sister, Miss Par
OF New York, and her daughter, in costumes which
I do not now recollect Miss Ccmcntine Smith, Of
New York, in "Red Riding Hood ;" and Mile. du