The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-03
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science monsy, which the writer says belongs
to the United States Government.
The appointment Of General Cabelero de
Roda - Captain General Of Cuba is gazstted
and he will sail on the 18th Of June for Havana
General Dulce vacates his post equally on &C
count Of his own desperate health and the ex.
trsme Jeopardy OF the Spanish cause.
AT Boston, ON Monday, Ole Bull tried his
violin in the Coliseum, and pronounces the 40
coustic qualities Of the building excellent. He
will during the festivities, perform his own AZ
ransernsnt Of "Auld Lang Hyne, (" accompanied
by IN orchestra OF one thousand instruments.
The Hanson Cab Company, Of New York
City. propose to begin with one hundred cabs,
one downtown depot, and three or four up
town ones. A telegraph win be one Of the
features of the enterprise, so that In case a
greater number of cabs than usual is needed
st ono Depot, an order may be sent imme tiate-
" to the other.
The Prince Of Wales has invited the Prince
Impsxil Of France TO Wait him. His Imperial
HieSness has lately entered his thirteenth year,
and+6s I lad Of his age sven London will offer
somsthiax 10. the way Of amusement. Nor is
London the only place which the Prince is
likely 70 visit shortly. His father il about to
build4 fia3s on the Palatins Hill ofRome,
hstiSk thcAased the site from the ex-Kins OF
Naples. Building operations have been begun
already.
Just before Tie expiration Of Andrew john
sons Presidential term be signed pardons for
Jacob and Moses Dspev, Of New York, father
and son, Nho bad besn convicted Of taking
. SEIZED vAisheyr from the custody OF internal
.revsnns ofacers. The Mther had b,en SEN
tened tupSyxAns Of Ave hundred dollars and
beinessmed for Two years, and the son to ooe
yeaIt snpeisoamsat and the payment Of one
dollar. When President Grant was inaugural
Cd the pAfdoas had not been delivered 10 the
Dspews, snd he i,nmsdistsiy ordered them to
DO rsypksde Tho Depews have, therefore. re-
msin6d n prison, sndtaIe there STILL but Clar-
ende A. Sexard, as their counsel, proposes TO
tent tho legality Of President Grants action IN
1eyolng ffesidant Johnson's pardons. He has
accordingly taken out q: writ Of habeas corpus,
and the case win be brought before Judge
Blatohiord. .ah Now York. IN few days, for ar
sumcnt aud decision.
-Ysoe.AdmirA Porter has written letter
ON shie subject Of boating, in which he ap-
proyea highly Of aquatic sports as the most
manlyef au amusemeuts, and expresses the
opinion that II Ia useful to get up races abroad
betweeuourvess and those OF foreign nations.
II only 70 give us an insight into the speed
Of their boats anl . knowledge OF the mus
Gle Of the men who row them. Such know
ledge will be useful in time OF war. There is
no reason why ships Of war should be fitted
with dull.puning boats. when they can have
fst ones, and the only way 10 find out what
our boats are worth is to try them with those
OF foreign navies. The Admiral says it has
been his great desire at the Naval Academy to
develop the physique Of naval officers. A
puny officer can never efficiently lead board
ers or repel them. he has started several boat
clubs at the Naval Academy, which he thinks
can compete successfully with any that row on
salt or fresh water. They can make their good
three miles in twenty minutes. He would like
to have some good boat club try with the mid
'shipmen.
In the State Council of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the State Of Virginia, on
Saturday, the Special Committee, to which was
referred 80 much OF the bishops address as re-.
lates to innovations in the doctrine and wor-
ship Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, sub
mitted report and resolutions. The report
says that "these innovations which the bishop
asks the council to consider, as the word i'm
ports, are comparatively Of recent origin, and
that tho present reaction toward Romanism, in
which they have eliminated, does not date
further back than the year 1885," The report
ccnclndss with the sentiment that SIT is mani
festly proper that any expression Of opinion or
protest on the part Of the council should be
accompanied by plain statement Of the false
doctrines or unlawful practices brought into
the church against which such opinion may
be expressed or protest entered" This state
ment is given at length against the use Of the
term priest; against the substitution Of bap-
tism for faith; against the doctrine and use OF
4he term ':teal presence" which differs in no
.msserial respect from transubstautiation;
against the fuse OF q multitude OF unauthoriz.
cd and superstitious ceremonies" in worship