The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-17
MISUNDERSTANDING

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......Iorisa MuhIbaoh Gays she is toosuccessful
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is composing another opera. called
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Is N..Rordhsn. the English Jockey, makes $40, 600
: yesA and keeps ., ,yalet: S
GAFrench paper, advertising for an editor,
promises double pay while In prison. -
bans OF a.bachelor OF eighty and a
spinster Of sixteen were read in an English
church recently.
The Princess Dagmar received o. So, 600
diamond necklace for bringing Russia an heir.
The Marquis OF Hastings was offered $l0,-
600 for his s.Lady Elizabeth" Immediately sitter
her defeat.
The Grand Duchess Maria, only daughter
of the Czar, is,to be afianced to the Grown
Prince Of Sa1e-W -Weimsr, ,.fss,3z
-Landseer's "Deerstalkers' recently sold in
Y London for 5000 einEgoid. Turner's "Modern
Italy" brought $14.1O0.
-Ofsnbach,s price for q new opera, With
English lbretto, was 5000 down, s25 night
for the run, and 5000 on the hundreth repre-
sentation.
The new carriages on the Austrian rail-
roads have patent locks on the doors, and when
recently the key vas lost, no less person than
Francis Joseph was imprisoned for some little
time, to the terror of the negligent officials.
The Prussian infantry are. being trained to
attack railway cars while il motion, to the
surprise oftrayellers, who find their train sud-
denly boarded by dozen or more, who go
through the manual OF arms il the passage
and than jump Of ss3s Ez's .lV' '-'f' =
q -Chariyari has caricature representing
Mars, his enormous sword. hung up on 4 peg
above his head, stretched out fast asleep upon
q pile Of very full money bags. The reflection
is: "He sleeps, and that is well; but his mat
tresses must be vcry costly" -
Theirs said recently TO an Enelishman that
If another Dante should write another Inferno,
he las no doubt he would mention among the
dreadful penalties inflicted in that hot place the
reading of scotts Life of Napoleon and Alli-
sons History Of Europe.
"A French actress, more celebrated for, her
beauty and her fankness than for her -mtelli-
eenoe and her virtue, was in the habit Of at
tr,buting her inconsistency to her bad luck.
"The moment become really attached to any
body she used to say, II am certain to be in
hoduced to somebody else whom L like
better" -.
irei.I5;Au snecdote comes ffom Paris Of an Eng
:lishunsn, who, when out riding, met another
who ia very deaf. 'Riding, see, as usual,
screamed the gocd-nstured MIR. K; "and how
is yotrwfe2" s'5ust bought her," replied the
other; sand, to tell the truth, she is baddish
lot. You know me. Ineyer keep them II they
don't suit me, and shall get rid Of her next
week. -
A ...-- notable scene is said to have been WIT
messed ut the French Derby, illustrating the
triumph Of virtue over naughtiness, when yir-
tne.puts forth all it's charme. In an open car
risee, placed conspicuously near the ratings
oupos:te the club stand, we're four or five CO.
oottes in spIendor OF attire and negligent at
titude, naturally attracting the flower Of the
CAV yorthss. away from. those less obtrusiye'
fneensed st the attention which this display
gained, number Of the most celebrated ladies
ofithe beaa mende; among them the Princess
Mattarnioh, the Countess iPourtsles and the
N.rquiss asntss, creased to the same eide
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