The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-01

- sr,t ana tSA. the prtnoesss.e after hear
ancof Il srasred hers 10 hs copied from It.
W. uhapliu, the winner of the Derby, and
afaeIsw Tusy;ssar IN the House OF Commons,
b ouS of richest men IN England and an m
tanase ndend uk TaDysop, having been born
IN ihs same county and known the Tennyson
XMiYS ION his ohiidhood. The, brilliant NO
- II t,iaalahln oedsratQ 1bsseue the
>~issofthe MARQUIS Of HASTINGS is Al present
EX3M sa6hevhat tedpced eircu1p petanees;
~ III Chaplin 10 stiIf Wiling she may be per-
hsus won more easily than the Derby in 1857.
Minister Bmfn4am, rebuked the foreign
era rwhos tloqshtlther tputrsnkaif him in
Fsris. n tie following style: I'VE Americans
IA moi raise the equaation Of rank. We receive
sll sentlemen a. occupying common level.
But II you raise tho question Of position, we
uutrank You. You are nothing but dukes,
s,ssisuisS Spd cunts We belong TO the royal
family. We are the equal Of our President.
slFSSiS "a heif sppafents TO the throne. We
ssaud up for our order. and il need be, we fight
Sr our order.
--Punch has cartoon BY Tenpiel, represent
iSe thS conventional Yankee, presenting
Isrre pie, partly covered With cloth, marked,
ssOisina, $500 0oo, ,0o0." to the United States
1>ur6AiAtatise lat st. janea,;, John Buiis
broad beck seenlip the distance. Says Jona-
thsa IA interpreted by Mr. sumner,) "Weil.
sBSyssssdJI Gues this lot II about dr for your
friend John Bull thar" To which Mr.. Rever-
aySd6nscn rspHes-sHai I've dined With him
.sood deal l.ssly, , r.ad he wont eat tA't
Yromise you"
Go16S youne Marquis Of Bate Is edifying
the dweliers In Jerusalem BY his piat0 and his
Hberslity. he passes long hours in tears and
prayer at the various spots where tie last
E1cnsasof The Pssssi6n' are supposed to have
hen snsoted. ;Has sImeners Monsignor Capel,
has bean preaching in English to large bodies
raisffms belonging to numerous Enshsh
and American creeds, and his remarkable elo-
ausnoe invariably brings together large and
heterogeneous audience. ..y,....,1-,
IeeB6f4nc;- the famous French painter, who
lives at Orleans, Was recently, engaged ct his
studio, and had an entirely naked male model
Aefose him. Suddenly one Of the candidates
for the Corps Legialatlf entered the room, and,
after explaining TO him his views on tbs prin-
cipal political questions, requested the painter
to vote for him. T should like to do sc" re-
plied B1ihc.. s.unfortmately I cannot vote for
nod Here, bscanse my name is registered in
sPris. But. !. he continued, with twinkle In
IT'S eS!SS shat Rentiemsn, lpetnting to the
lied modsi, Is Yoter In this district. and =
'ssAh. my dear sir, " ssid the candidate. holding
-out his hand to the naked fellow, IT am happy
70 snake your acquaintance. You have heard
my pepQsmms- --may I count on your vote Z"
y "a clock has Just been completed for the
cathedral Of Beauvais, France, which tsr sur
passes al the existing specimens OF the clock
makerh art. T. contains no less than 80 .0OO
wheels, and indicates, among many other
things too numerous to recite, the days Of the
week, tho month. the year, the signs Of the
zodiac. the equation Of time, the course OF the
planets, the phases Of the moon, the time at
every capital In the world. the movable feasis
for hundred years, the SAINTS days, DO. Per-
haps the most curious part Of the mechanism
IL that which gives tho additional day IN leap
year and which consequently is called into &C.
lion only once in four years. The clock il
wound up every eight days. The main dial Is
EW6lv9 Ie0t ia uioAOl01s Sha athO totSA WV CA
cesds $50 GOO. ~
Ono of the most important reforms an
nounced by the Turkish Government is the
establishment OF civil code. which will be
BINDING on all the subjects Of the Sultan, with
o1ut' Obstruction 81 creed A legislative com.
mi.sion, to be appointed for this purpose, will
commence it's labors by careful examination
of all the precepts Of the Koran relating to the
civil organisation Of society, with the object OF
,sfnR- them as basis for new code. The
Koran will then no longer be, as hitherto, the
official textbook for courts OF ofiustice. but only
fe rsoesn. .sed as an authority in questions Of
doem. and religious practice. This reform
nd douottess be violently opposed BY the
niorgy and the Turks Of the old school. but it
has bean approved BY the Sultan and his min
isters. and steps are already being taken ior
iG.