The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
..EozsE1SN MISCELLANY.

Euo onpPlkCati0H 0t elSctr2clty 10 organ Key
boards enables Clergyman in England to
draw the salary Of theotganist in addition TO
hia own. Hs has the key board in the pulpit.
wac rnmoxed in Paris that Rochefsrt. Of
~ Lanterne, wes s.1aeSad to rich widow ,at
Brussels. EIs writes 10 contradict 10, saying:
Ss'I Will wed no widow bat Liberty, and she,
son know, has NO fortune'' "
IA tncvslty in silks issa new color recently
imported Tor dinner dresees called coraa. Il
isyery brilliant h gaslight, resembling q deli
cats chad of aame color, With light and dark
hashee. enc peculiarly Of this. coral-tinted
aiis, d0nlm enaaing i6 to aI,, is thas it becomes
both xhs blonde and brunette, which can be
aaad of very few colors only eight dollAss :
yard. 'ss 5
The following advertis sslnens, which appear
IA Ia n London paper. is ssuch strange hash
Eck gold and evil things that it is difficult TO
usldet stand whet ther grief or Joy predominateil
iii the h0ann0 of the gentleman to whom ID il
addressea: sIf Samuel Hibo will call or write
ID Mr.. Samuel Stetn, ESradi se street, Liver
po0ls hsN lear of ssonaething to his adyan.
tage His lsp is no more"
Ihe eccentric PrinceSs de Beauvan-C Craon
pleaded her OWN cause before the Paris tribu-
nal Dressed 10 mourning, mass Of black
l5cp faliin round her pretty figure, her fair
hair curlsng ON her shoulders, the Princess:
with her large ossiyeeSes, naturally filed
Ell present Nth adfnMlneI interest. She had d
painful 6harge 10 refut4 her family had at
tempted to- prove her insSnity and sincapability
5of id anaglng her aifairs$ But her spirit, wit.
and hesuty won her scase ;
J. J. "A royal marriage ist announced to take
place at tockho or Copenhagen on the 9Th
lof July, winch win be Of Unusual interest, be-
'cause ie may lead to o phion Of the Kingdoms
tof Sweden aud Denn1afH Prince Frederick,
The heir apparent to the brown OF Denmark, ! sis
to marry tho Princess Lopisa, the only child OF
the ing of Sweden. anIheiress presnmptiya
To- his crown. The Prince is twenty-six Years
sof ags and tho Princess nearly eighteen. Upon.
the death ot the reig gnins monarchs OF the two
king dpnls, The crotns viii probably DO nnited.3
But As slle King Oh DennaArk is only Afty one,l
and Tho. King of sweden only forty three, it
may he rood many years before this consum-
nation can he reached. M
Ais lalketh. says ~ French paper, who
recently died in RoGlAnd followed for thirty
IRE years the psosessioh OF ..fourteeath at
table y BY whicsj he amazed fortune on a2O, :
600 It. aesnas that. irgeproachably dressed,
is was bis wont tn pxeaenf himself in due time
as The housDs where thexs was q good table,.
ma to iaquise teen persons being
asseraBl ia essence eaa desired. Ie the
resp0ilaes Waa in Sne alZl ative, he entered
the dining 1oorns aua, sitter ealing his dinner,
xaceiyed one ar two polnSla ste Ring according
10 Tie seEs lie tha faaaA fDn- on
don, it is added, still .'possessea two or three
gentlemen who exercise this trying occupation,
and 1--we with much comfort
Tho Viceroy Of Egypt and his son are
''doing" the European courts in brilliant
style. Egyptian commerce is much in the
hands Of Italians. and at Florence Victor
Emanuel showed the Pacha all the attention
In his power. At Vienna, too, the Mahometan
Prince was as warmly received as thu best
Catholic OF them all. The new grand opera,
opened at the close OF last month, no doubt
afforded blm pleasure in amoderate way, es-
pecIalIy as the stage contains ample scope for
the most complicated ballets. a desire to se-
cure the naturalization OF the Isthmus Of Suez
Canal, IS given as the chief object Of the Vice.
roy's journeyings. III half the invitations to
the opening are accepted, Egypt will contain
more snvereigns at time than any other
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country has done in the present century,
"A curious exhibition in London is a COM
pany Of trained acrobatic Aeas. They draw lit
tie vehicles and turn wheels, but they seem to
do it under3a uniform feeling of disturbance
ano apprehension, Wnacn tls suAncienS 20 occa-
S.cn sne .as mot'ens wn,cn p.ouuce sne desred
eIeos lne heeaea lrsisatlon Is produced oy q
uoslon y, ~ 'no nala q INC proprietor OF
,ne nsas. lney are accus.omeo 70 1eed OF MS
:, y, % s,lcA nus Diooo every morn
,ns, pos .nsy ao hoS seem 70 DC greatly I'M
pueu wan coanoehce .s nln' ana When ne puts
ms nand nesf snom sney 90 INTO &c stacies OF
n'gns. wnicn sumce 20 produce the effec's
Wn'cn tne paDho admsfe. me heas take q
very SNORT slnne so 'Ialn. ana tney i've nine
non'ns. Myesy n,gnt sney are put 70 sleep IN
WOOL un'ess one q tnen euires punishment,
u Whtcn case ne 70 tied IO posi-, ana mas TO