The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-18
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

--Paul Angelo, political fugitive from Spain.
and member Of the Cortes, has been ordered TO
) quit France.
George W. Harris, known as "Sut Lovin-
srcod.ns a humorous writer, died near Knoxville
Monday, Of apoplexy.
The Pope sent special invitation to DR.. New
man TO attend the Gcumenical Council, but the
istser was compelled by age and inhrmity TO de-
t-cline the honor.
IN is said that Senator Sprague, Of Rhode
Island, has two days. speech on the finances
!. and things in general, which he win deliver al
the earliest opportunity.
= --Dr. Schoeppe has another chance. Governor
geary has withdrawn his order for the execution,
4 pending re-examination Of the case by the
supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
--Tne legacy duty which the British Govern
nent VIII soon receive from the estates OF the
1Farauis Of Westminster, the Earl OF Derby and
Mr. Peabody, win amount to over $4,000, 900.
~ --Mlss kellogg has declined fourteen thousand
dollars in gold, to sing in fourteen entertain
ments, 70 be given In the new opera-house built
soy this yiceroy Of Egypt, in honor OF the suez
Canal
general Fremont and wife have taken apart,
N~~~~~,
An washington, where the General expects to re-
zide, In order to superintend the passage through
ne senate OF his Memphis and FL Paso Railroad
) nln.
she Hon. Louis Dent, one Of the Presidents
: brofhersin- law, lately defeated as candidate Tor
Governor Of Mississippi, has returned to Washing
2 con, and Is practicng as claim agent before the
depaftments His success Is sometimes astonish-
3 ing.
Madame Grisi joked with the Czar when she
was last In St. Petersburg. ace scat COS Crit
setss,n Alexander II observed on meeting
& sffadame Grisi with her two daughters. To which
tue celebrated artist replied, Eon, Sire, ce SON.
mes Aario-netes ~
Z .-Ine Rev. O. B. rockingham, who operated
With Beecher at the Richardson Mcfarland mar
rlare. delivered o sermon on Sunday in New
York, on the foes Of society, and denounced edi.
tors ana intsrvicwers as the cold-blooded enc
mics Of society, and as perverters Of public op!n-
aon.
-The fact that the Empress Eugenie has re-
trrnaa to Paris worth million dollars more tha'
she was when she left, is the incentive to ar
number Of bon mots and witty squibs on the part
Of the press In the French capital. This accession
OF fortune represents the cash value OF the mag
xiacent diamond studded tiara presented to her
bry the Khed We Of Egypt
Some Of the Paris journals are discussing q
: penchant which the little Prince Imperial, now
boy Of thirteen years, is said to have manifested
for young American girl, whose name Is dis
xuIse as Miss x. 1t seems that the prince paid
her some attention at party, and forthwith the
incident Is made the theme Of romantic specula-
sion by our Partisan contemporaries, and even Of
grave and stern rebuke.
"A Terra Haute paper is reminded, by an
approaching visit OF Joseph Jefferson, OF the great
comedians first appearance there, many years
ago. he was then boy Of twelve, travelling
with dramatic troupe managed oy his father.
The license fee exacted by the town FOR theat-
rical performance was hfty dollars, for concert
only i've; 30 Mr.. jefferson senior announced his
entertainment as "a concert and justified his
advertisement by beginning the evening with
Few comic songs by "little Joe." The perform
anee took place In the loft Of pork warehouse.
The Richardson scandal is still subject Of
public interest. Over his own signature, Horace
Greeley, denies many Of the statements reported
20 have been made by him, and says that "tnis
marriage on death-bed, besides giving the wo-
man legal right to be mother to Richardson's
Young and doubly orphaned children, was opera
tive mainly in giving her right, throughout her
black and bitter future, to be called by the name
OF him who for her sake was so foully murdered,
rather than that OF his stealthy, cowardy assas-
sin; and this small mitigation OF her immeasura-
BILE woes regarded as humane and just"
Mrs. Tnerese Yelverton has written letter to
the Philadelphia Literary Gazette, expressing her
regret at the purpose OF Mr.. Wilkie Collins TO
make her "infeicitous marriage the basis for
another novel-more than twenty" she says,
! shaving been founded upon the affair already y
and especially complaining that the advertise
r.ent OF MAN and Wife" says that the union,
.. like that OF Major Yelverton and Therese Long
worth, was illegal" Mrs. Yeverton is deter
mined to have it remembered that her marriage
has been pronounced legal by the highest courts
. and that she holds Judgment for maintenance
zhich would be enforced could her faithless hus-
band be found.
Colonel D. NJ. Bozzaris, commander OF the
garrison at Corfu, and son Of the great Marco
Bozzaris has presented our Minister 10 Greece,
n. Tuckermann, the sword knot or tassel worn
by the Suliote chleftain, when, at the moment OF
sIlcIQIyt ue iel ulOitAIy HOUANSV, "' WAY ''SN ~
seven hundred warriors, having surprised the
Turkish CAMPS. Mr. Tuckerman has forwared
this relic to this country, and presented it to the
New York Historical Society. Colonel Bozzaris
yes much pleased to learn that Ha,lec&'s poem,
imInortalizing his father, was so popular as to be
often read in our public schools, and says he loves
It 30 mnch that he has learned to repeat 1t in
Greek, Latin, French and English.
Boston has notable divorce case. 1t seems
that some years ago young and attractive fel-
low came to that city very poor, and COM
menced the study Of medicine. By accident he
became acquainted with Hiss D., who was
heiress TO- million. The girl fell in love with
Mr. William II. Lewis, the youthful end hand
some student alluded to, and they were married.
BY the union the young man became afiuent,
and "a he married only for money he commenc-
ed life OF the sfastest" description, maltroa;-
! ing his wife, and finally abandoning her 10 "cut
n splashn at Long Branch last summer on the
balance of her fortune, as the 'handsome oache-
1or from Boston, The wife commenced suit for
divorce, the principal witness to the BAD oehs'
ylor. OF the husband being Corinne Lewis, on
only child. To add to the wife's distress, Mr.
Lewis has had this child kidnapped, and the
sequel Of this terrible story is hatth poor VIE
while sure OF obtaining divorce, hesitafes in
the procedure, lest harm should come to her dar-
ing daughter. Here Is an actual plot from rea
NE IS exciting as any fictitious oae ever invent
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