The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-15
Tbet Gbaflesto,t Hems.
TUESDAY; NOVEMBER is, 1870.


TUESDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1870.
NEWS OF THE 9AY.
-Goa closed in New York, yesterday, at
111a1lH.
Cotton was quiet; uplsnds 1eA cents; sales
$500 bales. ':ii-;. ~,
in Liverpool cotton closed hrmer; upands
sXd; Orleans 97sd; sales i, 900 bales.
-Telegraphic communication with Havana and
points Beyond, has been restored. 20,
. -s;uce the rinderpest has broken out among
cattle in the German camps, the government has
adopted the plan Of having the animals slaught-
cred at home, and the meat corned and packed
fsr transmission
Politician 5 frem Pennsylvania and other Ra.
dical States demand the remoral,or Creswell and
Fish from the Cabinet, on the ground that they
represent States hopelessly Democratic, while
Pennsylvania, which stands up to the admlnistra-
ton, has no consideration from the President No
one need be surprised should Fish and Creswen
both resign before January LIST. -
1t Is stated that there are at present In Paris
about six hundred English persons who have no
means orsupport, and who have daily to be led.
The cases are examined into BY visitors, and re:
lief is Afforded In the form OF rations and small
sum Of money. An adult man receives every
week twelve pounds Of bread, one pound OF rice,
two ounces of Lfebg,s extract Of meat and one
ffapc. An adult woman receives the same ra-
tions, With the exception, OF eight pounds Of
bread, instead or twelve. This class OF distressed
petsons Is evidently composed Of English ser.
wants who have beeu4eft IN Paris without means-
The Galveston papers. which come to US In
mourning, contain elaborate biographical ac-
counts Of the many leading citizens OF that place
who were lost on !; the Inflated Varuna. Indeed,
almost all Of those lost were prominent not only
In theTbusinees relations and,in the commercial;
improvements Of the City Of Galveston and the
State generally but were also leading men IN the
Methodist, tho Episcopal and Roman Catholic
Churches Immediately on receipt Of the news
meeting 6f citizens was calledin the haIl Of the
Chamber Of Commerce to take measures for the
observance Of day Of mourning. A general re-
Igious service was decided upon, and all places
of.BIisinessin tbs city agreedto close ON the day
selected.
There Is passage m her Majesty's Journal OF
Our Lheta the Highlands, which receives an ac-
,cession OF interest from the impending marriage
of:the Princess Eusse.IIt OCCURS In the descrip-
ton Of the royal visi. to Inverary. "our recep-
tion,r writes her Majesty, twas in the true High
land fashidn.s..s - The pipers walked be-
fore the carriage, and the Highlanders on either:
side, as We approached the house. Outside stood
the Marquis OF Lorne, Just two years old q dear,
white rat, fair little fellow, with reddish hair, but
yery delicate features, like both his father and
mother; he is spch g merry, Gaer endent little
child. He had black velvet dress and jacket,
with q isporan, scarf, and Highland bonnet.H
don Piatt, says: .To enter the counting room
OF o successful journal and ask for the leading
editor is hazardous business. You are generally
regarded as she enemy, anu treated accordingly.
In that of the New York Tribune. for example,
you afe drst insuitea bya iofty Indifference to the
space you nll In creation, and. after pitching the
animated arithmetic. ont OF that, you are told
0from one to dozen lies direct. The immediate
whereabouts 81 Mf. Greeley Is subject for
romance on the. .part Of the animated multlplica-
ton table that sits on end, and armed with
steel pen, relieves the ionotony OF Its existence
by ppsing the, old hated philosopher in all sorts
OF impossible places.'
~ correspondents writing froml London, sayss
ssThe moste1tsaordiDary machine in the exhihi+
ticn II, beyond question, the one for microscope,
writing. This enables person 10 write In the
usttaf way, aid to duplicate his writing million
times smaller so small, indeed, that It. 10 HinvIsi
BILE to the naked eye, yet with powerful micro
scope becoQes plain that every line and dot can
beseen. 7The inventor claims that with this in
strument, can ;copyTths entire Bible twenty-five
times in the space OF an inch. The Astor library,
presume could be transferred to sheet Of note
paper. Practically it will be of great service in
preventing forgeries. With one Of these ma
chines private mark can be put on bills 80
minute and perfeetsthat the forger can neither
perceive nor initiate it, but the bank clerk or
broker, knowing where to look, can at once de.
tect that bill is gtnuIne. The machine is the iu
vention Of Mr.. Peters.'
Colonel Sir Henry James, In recent lecture
on the Pyramids OF Egypt, stated that In the
Kings Chamber, inside the Pyramid, some Of the
stones were thirty feet long. These stones weigh.
ng ninety tons, we're not found In Egypt at all,
but were taken down the Nile, dis auce OF five
hundred miles, and then placed in their present
position one hundred feet above the level OF the
ground. With regard to their finish; these Syenite
stones, are the very hardest known, and yet they
ares exqu,sftely polished, and built in ito form
superor skill that the finest sheet Of tissue paper
could not be inserted between two OF the stones,
and this after lapse OF four thousand years.
zseaeatlae questions that arise out OF these
faess. are curious. How, these immense blocks,
weighing ninety tons, were handled; how they
were taken on and Off shpboard; how transport
ed across q sandy desert, and then lifted hun
dreds Of feet to their positions in the Pyramid,
whichn0 machinery known to modern ttmes1s
equal to, Is all mystery which the world has yet
to solve 49, x III Ia
in New .FoK sCits shey have private post.
once On Broadway, wheFs they charge ten cents
letter for delivery. 1t Is the hesdqusrters-of
nirtations, amours, intrigues, plots, robberies