The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-11

probably the very largest in the United States LoR
RILLARD was good man as we'll as arich one, with
pure ever open to the relief of the necessities OF
the poor and if it be true that charity covereth all
sins, his, if he had any, will be entirely erased
from the recording angels book. The great mer.
chant prince has gone TO his last account and
when balance is stric ien there will be thous-
aud acts OF benevoence carried over to his credit.
The Herald has opened its printers ink port
holes ana fred Droadside at the members Of the
Common or uncommon Council who voted in favor
of rendering the most impossible portion OF Broad
way still more impa ssable, by granting permission
To the Park Dank TO extend two columns about
eighteeninche beyond the line of the street, and
four columns about four feet beyond the same.
Said project and said projection being carried out,
will have the effect of making it quite feat for
people 10 make their way along on foot in the
vicinity OF the new building, which is now in pro-
cess of erection on the site Immediately adjacent
to the Herald office.
RIsToRI's Marie Antoinette is a grand imperso-
nation. This great historical drama is repete with
thrilling and interesting situations, and abounds
in passages which gives full play to the genius OF
the wonderful tragedienne; but 'nnot add that
find RIsToRl any better in this role than she IS IN
Elizabeth Medea or Phedra. The house wa1 well
illed and the applause was generous and well
merited. Marie Antoinette will have lengthy
run, and CRAU will put more money in his purse as
we'll as i'll RIsToRIs.
The fall meeting OF the American Jockey Club
will begin at Jerome Park on Saturday next, and
gallant steeds who have won laurels for them
selves will be on hand and on foot. Tell me, oh
muse of equine hesh who first who last will be on
hand and foot to swell the list of horse heroesf
First Extra noble steed, who came forth victor IN
the trial OF speed and bottom at Cincinnati and
lexington next Dickens, who won the stakes tor
three wear (Stonewall Jackson will appear, with
General Mcmahon and Fanny Cheathem, swift OF
foot Enchantress, too, and the pretty little lilly,
whom "MoRRIssFY' calls sister-these and others
Will be there on Saturday, ana some sport may he
expected.
The last race OF the season OF the Atlantic Yacht
Club will take place tomorrow, the White wing
aud the Salus having challenged the Addle V, ana
Fannie, the winners of the champion pennants IN
the regatta that came of last month. Should
the latter be defeated they must do pennance till
next season, if not, they will wear the pennants
instead.
The quickest passage ever made across the Al
lantc has been made by the steamship perlere,
which left the port of Brest on September 18th,
at o'clock P. NJ. and arrived here yesterday,
completing the voyage in tue unprecedented time
of eight days and twenty-five hours. The Perlere
brought out the French dramatic company en-
gagged bv BArEMAN to hold forth at the French
Theatre.
new church (?) has been established over the
way in jersey, whose members openly1and boldly
land insanely) deny the existence OF dod, anu
and Of course avow an entire disbelief in the Book
of Books. The novel church, like one OF WILK1E
COLLINS novels has mo name by which to desig-
nate it.
A Brooklyn paper reports that BERNARD FRIERY'
the man who was hanged year ago tor the muir
der of HARRY LAZARUS, the pugiist, still lives to
tell pale hearted ropes they lie and SO forth, and Is
at present doing we'll in the West Indies 1t is
said that TRIERY did not die by strangulation, but
after being cut down and carried back to his house
was next propped up and brought back to life.
Gold went up yesterday as high as l453, but
when L left the Gold Room few moments ago 1t
had settled down quietly at l45. There Is some
in the Cotton market at from loc. ior
Ordinary to 26tc. for Mobile.
Theatres all doing we'll even better than Moul-
trie's successor in the mammoth concern on Broad
vov MOULTRTE.