The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Senator sprayuc has had II daughter

London Times complaining that the licrall's Col.
leEe won't change his name TO Brown. He says
his SONS are tcascd bl his sclOOmutcs and 10.
body will marry his daughters
Mrs. President Grant Is the cairwoman Of a
committee Of ladies' appointed TO raise $50 900 to
pay or the deb, OF tiic Methodist Mcirounlitau
Church in Washington. The committee appeal to
I've thousand Methodist women to send $40 each
| to lift the burden
Louisa MulIi1ac.i whose historical novels have
bccn 80 widely read. has abandoned her intention
of making lccturing tour through the United
States. professor Of medicine In the Berlin
University Is responsible FOR this chaugc or plan:
for lie has induced Miss NuhlbarI TO inavry him,
''rwas ever thlsn
Advice from Tennessee regarding ihc future
movements OF OK. President Johnson are decided
ly contradictory. Is is asserted, among other
things, that he will settle in and lun or Congress
from Tie Nashville district; that he is absorbed
with projects regarding the Tennessee Constitu.
tlonal Convention, and that lie will decline TO do
anything nj present which may conplicatc his
Chances for Tie next vacancy in tic United states
Senate.
-oncii!ncli, as is well known, was ~ musician
from Ills childhood. When only ten years old lie
volunteered TO play the yionccllo in q guartcttc
llc fcfsoh who was 10 take that instrument not
making his appearance. lie did so well that lie
joined tine qIartettc. II Is said thai, while I'm the
orchestra OF the Opera Coinquc at Paris, he
shared the desk of Scllgmunn q well known
fioiinceillsi, and the two used to aln,ise them.
serves 10y playing only alternate notes, Instead Of
each playing the entire part, which almost drove,
iiie conductor into y luna;ic asylum.
When General $. u. ,luckper came South ,lur
rinS Inc war, ne cUu'v, e.i hi. rh,r.,vu nropor.r
which really belonged 10 his wife, 10 her brother
10 hold for her. Tic brother subsequently mar
rlcd, entered iiie Union army, and was killed ut
Gettysburg. Ills widow had n son q few months
after Ills death, and IL was claimed that the child
was r7ic heir OF all his property. Shortly after
the child died, and tile mother became his heir;
and not long after that the mother died, and her
father now claims TO be heir Of all his daughters
property, ami consequently OF all General Buck
ncr's property, derived "a detailed. General Buck-
her hopes to recover il for his wife through the
courts
Tile youngest son OF Prince Luclcn Murat has
hecome common sailor, and gone TO the West
Indies. lie Is the brother OF the Baroness Chassi-
ran, OF the Duchess dc Mouchy, OF Colonel Prince
Joachim married to Mile. Bcrthicr Gc wagrail,
and OF Prince Achiilc Murat, married to the Prln-
cess OF Mingreiia. The sailor prince Is eighteen
years Of age and has great love for the peradious
wave. His Father, Prince L.icien, one day meet
ing The Marquis dc Bnissy dressed in the style OF
Louis Nv, asked Him rather maciousy "Is
tlia; the coat Of your grandfather: ..Monsisncur
replied the Marquis II everybody here wore the
coat of his grandfather it would not be me who
would he most ashamed"
-Eugenic has, in her extensive wardrobe. one
dress especially that has caused great excite
nent among the Tar;sian e'egantes. II Is made
Of a beautiful silk Of 'Niic water, color a mix
turo OF gray and green, one melting into the
other with svery glaze which, at the least
movement OF The body, gives TO the dress the
changing aspect of M unlulating wave The
skirt Is long, with long train without other or
nainent tlitnu to"ii;iun Of Matvy-gtcru Sxu.c 1T
the bottom; no rufls, simply Il belt OF gaze
knoited with Incompatible grace The opening
OF the body is square, and framed by another
t0uifi0n OF gauZc that allows white lace border
TO be seen. At the bottom OF the wide sleeves
the same oodRion is found.
The Marquis OF Sligo lives in westport, Ire
land. lie OWNS the town, and the bodies IL not
the souls, or the inhabitants. They cannot sell
any thing without his permission, and when lie
gracously accords that, he makes them ny for
II according 10 Il tariff posted conspicuously upou
The gateway leading TO his palaiai residence. To
sell d calf the fec is one penny; toseli a leg of
mutton ditto; to vend moasscs or hobnaiis i'm n
tent Is one shilling. The lis, IL a long one, and
land. The rule applies TO all persons whether
they live IN or out OF the town. Tile New York
York Express thinks that the Marquis OF Sligo
would make good man to hold Office in the
south and ''reconstructh the whites there
III. De Lesseps, or Suez Canal celebrity. has
just taken TO himself, in Egypt, a young bride.
Letters from that country state that the bride Is a
beautiful creole, Twenty-Five years OF age. The
distinguished bridegroom is siNty-four, but his
years sit very lightly upon him, and that his ener
gics are ~ no @.se impaired by agc is testified by
tie unhagging tenacity with which nc pursued
the great purpose Of his lirc-.hat OF connecting
the Mediterranean with the Red Sea- In his pre-
vions marriagc-:hs being his second onc-M. DC
Lesstps was peculiarly happy, his wife having
been woman Of remarkable amlnbilIiy and force
Of character. This, rs French paper remarks.
INSPIRED him with faith In conjugai bllss,n and
80 lie risked once more the matrimonial tie IL
would seem as though the management OF great
public enterprises were promoter OF May ana
December marriages; and SO it s that If we have
our vanderbilt, Egypt has her DE Lesscps.
Count wratislaw. .Mltrowitz, q royal and i'm.
perlal privy counsellor, curate OF the Austrian
museum, aud president OF the Vienna Bank, was
found dead in his study last week. He had stabbed
himself once IN the neck anu once In the breast,
near the SHOULDER, with stout. sharp dagger: but
neither or those wounds, though both were severe
having proved mortal, the Count, with grim deter
mnaion had contrIyed to gather up strength
enough to force his dagger, literally like screw
driver, between two Of his ribs, into his heart
Ills suicide Is result OF the recent financial
panic. The Vienna Bank suffered tremendously
In the financial cras-thc decline In Austrian Sc
curties FOR q single week. from the 10th to the
both September, amounted TO 10 less than $685.
100000 OF gulden, or about $4,000, ,OoO Count
Wratislaw himself, II seems, was involved In the
general catastrophe TO the extent Of some three
millions; and finding that lie could not meet more
thnn twotbirds OF his obligations, he gave way
to sort OF despair. IL was testified ut The ill.,
quest that ever since disaster overlook the bank
this despair had been gaining on him vlsibly.
lt Is reported that the Emperor Francis Joseph
was so profoundly distressed when he heard the
news that he wrung his hands ana exclaimed:
"O why did he not reveal his troubles 10 mo =,