The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-09
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NEW YonK, February See he displacement of
President JOHNSON will not occasion more inconve-
nience than would the displacement OF Mayor OF
New York So says the Herald, but after all 'tis
mere matter of opinion. and business men; tell
us q different tale; they tellus that when the head
Of the body polite is removed there will certainly
be at least some Inconvenience" to the body itself;
they tell MS that the Government will threaten to
ego up atleast temporarily, and that gold viii 60
up permanently; they sel1 us that o crash Of some
kind may be expected at any rate o financial
panic; they say t66t President JOHNSON viii not
give up the holm Of the slip Of State as quietly as
one would resign the position Of president OF q
boys debating club. This we learn from business
men-rom the bone and :.sineW; but the Herald
SAYS, there will be. no inconvenience: Time viii !l,
show who is right, and the time is near at hand.
There ie a. groaning and gnashing Of teeth
among the lottery men, lamentations fl the ar
and the countsnances Of the Gft enterprise dealers
arc as blank as the majority OF their tickets The
Law has stretched forth tts hand and put q stopto
the schemes for charitable purposes, gotten mp
ottentimes By men who believe that charity begins
at home and sometimes remains there: "A man
named REaAN, who had devised scheme for the
benefit Of the New York Hospital, has been arrest
ed, and the scheme nipped in the bud, other buds
being nipped at the same time and other lottery
flowers born to blush unseen md waste, their
sweetness on the desert mir. The charitable men
who get.up these schemes solely for the benefit Of
the poor (meaning themselYes) put an uncharhahle
construction on the motive OF the prohibition, and
contend that the object is 10 check them in tho
prosecution OF their plans Of beneyolence.
General SANTA ANNA has turned up again, like a
bad shilling; he has turned up on Staten Island
with hoad uppermost, md tits limited that in the
head there are great schemes going on which Will
be made known ere long, and give tus another OBJ
iect Of interest to talk about besides the thread
bare story Of the intended impeachment OF Presi-
dent JOHNSON. zss..{ So 1nz.S=
Doctors differ; allopathy has its hosts Of follow
ers, but homeopathy is fast gaining ground whilst
some who call themselves eclectic physicians mix
up the two systems as they mix their drugs. As
the race stands now, the alopathic steed is still in
the advance, but he is hard pressed by the small
homeopathic three year old whilst the eclectic colt
is rather in the rear. The annual report of the
Bond street Homeopathic Dispensary shows that
in tho past year they havo administered infnitessi
nal but all potent doses to upwards Of twenty-five
thousand bodies diseased that thoy hayo made up
forty-eight Thousand prescriptions, and performed
wonderful things, by curing lumberless cases Of
catarrh and throat diseases, by new, improved
and approved treatment. $780,
About. two yoars ago the German segar and to-
bacco manufacturers formed On association for tile
purpose Of agitating question of reform in the
/ law regarding the manufacture Of the soothing
weed; their efforts, however, have ended in smoke,
for at meeting held yesterday they resolved to
! give up the game and break up the organization,
which was duly done, and the balnnco on hand in
the treasury was presented tot German Hos
! pital Fund Society.
Upwards of forty Thousand q lars have been
subscribed for the purpose OF erecting q new ma
sonic temple in Brooklyn; but as a much larger
amount is required a committee has boon appoint.
cd to visit all Of tho ether lodges and solicit add
tional subscriptions All Of the lodges will respond
promptly and hand in their donations chesrful]J
and on the square.
; +: Although the Academy Of Music is not yet quite
cbinpleted We are to be favored with q short sea
son Of italian OPERA to begin next Monday ut the
. French tllentre. The prsnsa donna is young lad.
named GIuDETTA ALT1ERI, a. young lady who ha:
s. created no little sensation in Italy, Germany
5 Russia, South America and elsewhere. She is sait
to be equal to SoNrAe, GR1s1 md MALmRAN, anl
;, will make her debut here as Fioletta in Trayiata
Il is rather late fer the opera season to begin
music hath charms, and the opera goers are de
lighted accordingly.
Gold is looking up, business raviving little, ant
. cotton rather active The countenances Of bust
:. ness mon are not so downcast as they have been
, md it is confidently hoped that the good tim
|, coming is near at hand It is time for q chang
to take place; there has never been such dr1l
. business season in this CITY, and thousands Q
; merchants have not done enough to pay the cs
penses Of their establishments: i',
The wenther grows more and more spring like
oyertoats are dispensed With-rain falls instead G
: snow, and old winter is in disgrace as gloflou
{ summer throws out hint OF its approach.
The moral Manager of the New York Theatre
:, who ondeavored to put stop to the run OF To
> Black Crook by bringing out Cinderella, which
equally naked Lruth-is, though not as fine spec
3 tacle, has produced another drama IN summer
costume, entitled: Bird of Paradise which flaps it
wings and draws well. Other theatres arc all dt
s inc a ine business M0ULfRIE.
Q MR. f. C. voaLER, No. 1O8 Market street, has
full supply Of all tho late New York Daies litera1