The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-03
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Along tho outor baA Esa.ds OF Paris steam
cars are now running WI 8oo' renS OK maca-
damizsd roads.
"A clock work appara w, for working sew
ing machines, has just " oeVlsed IN Ger
many, which will run fo M ehfee houfs whom
wound UP t:%s NSa.s El
-Iuo oA4r is raking q part ~ " g Su..5
ladies' bless him. He hSSde:. ssLsNT = Ss y
rent shall compel his (aaugbter to marry
against her will.
London has an Anit-shoppisg on Satur-
day-afternoon Association ? fourteen hundred
ladies Of fashion. The object is to give the
trade folks half holiday
line Jewish Theological Society, which con-
ssss of some Of the mos learned rabbis in
Germany and Austria, in Alate sitting ut Bres-
'au, resolved to preparelN Encyclopedia OF
~ w. Talmud in order to facilitate the study Of
.ss has been Introduced upon the
CHANNEL now perfo5aFsHa she e. csops So OF I'm the
tire, Lon Ion. The intrigus ~ s'Aanu .A."
h,nor denend, ,nnn ] tha q ,,iiiiS4kness. and The
by the passengers from thu sfns .-f,-s
in which they are placed. t~
French and German sEudents in training
for professorships in publiG schools, it is re.
ported, will hereafter, by Arrangement Of the
authorities. be transferred from educational
establishments in the onefcountry to similar
institutions III the other. While the Germans
will finish their education tSiefy with regard
to French, at French seH1 5ries, the young
French students are to bs admitted free Of all
expense to the benefits of herman colleges for
a certain number Of years.x
-Ths viceroy of Egypt has issued orders
for tho building Of three new palaces one at
Sakarah, the ancient Ne&'opolis. another at
the base Of the Pyramids. Ind the third at the
Virgins Tree They mustsa.l bo finished by
October for the receptitA OF the expected
royal guests. The first is stuated four leagues
from Cairo, in the middlcspf the desert, in q
waste OF sand, to which W Ter has already to
be brought for the use of Eavellers, from the
Nile, which is two hours distant The second
will be built under the shaSpw Of the tombs of
the ancient Pharaohs. s444i4s
1t is announced thatf committee OF the
Royal College Of Physicanf Of Lone on, after
ten years. labor, has pu olissed revised medi-
cal nomenclature. In thetlistHof diseases to
each English name is addsi on the opposite
page the corresponding Lain designation, and
the equivalent terms in tngS French, the Ger
man and the Italian langu5ges.J The classf
cation. adopted is based u,on the anatomical
regions of the human body, and is 80 frame d
as not TO imply any doubtful tieories. It is to
be hoped this work will be fully adopted for
use in the United States.
The King of Prussia has done wise and
right soldierly thing in ordsring that the ami
versary of Sadowa shall not any more be cele-
brated The gallant Greeks had q law which
for bade them to raise trophy. They had SO
many fights among themselges that they felt
trophy -raiS,ns svoula nsah sha growth nF ami
cable feeling impossible. Eing William has
learned that beautiful Gn-e lesson, and says,
in fact, that Ha IT, .ss,s.s,ts o. sec.-
lngs OF any German people "a sentiment that
does him more honor than he could have from
ten Sadowas or countless needle-guns.
In 1854 a nsw mineral was discovered in
Nassau, which was particularly rich in phos-
phate OF lime. AS the great value OF this sub
stance III agriculture was Immediately recog-
nized. shafts we're at once sunk in the Lain
and Dix districts. where the 'sphosphorte,"
as it has been called, exists in thick layers. In
this way new b&anch Of industry has arisen
in that part of the country, and an entire pop
ulation OF miners, carriers, &C., have been es-
tablished in the most favorable spots for OBJ
tanning the phosphorite by several competing
companies. The mineral Is bought by manu-
featuring chemists. who make from it fav or
ite manure known as superphosphate Of lime.
Some curious devices were resorted to at
M. Oppenbeim's ball, (the splendor OF VIII ch
is still the talk OF Paris,) to amuse the Vice.
roy. New figures were invented for the after
supper coil]ion. Large sealed envelopes we're
distributed among the ladies, who opening
them found grotesque head dresses inside, with
which they were expected to crown their part.
ners. Crackers containing pieces! OF fancy
costume we're also pulled between the figures
of one Of the dances, and the gentlemen had
to wear the hnery which fell to their share. In
what was called the steeple chase dance, the
ladies received fans bearing the names Of we'll
known race horses, ana the gentlemen cards
similarly inscribed. At signal the music
struck up, and each gentleman hastened to
discover the lady on whose fan was written the
same name as on his card. Another fantastic
novelty was the dis r1bution OF hoops among
the gentlemen, one to each six. Tne six ad-
vanced to lady, carrying their hoop between
them, and on touching spri 1g it suddenly
imprisoned the one destined to be the lady's
partner. Both the Oriental visitors and the
native visitors are said to have been much
amused by these performances.
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