The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-23
], j, NEWS 1, oF.EHE DAY.

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/. Gold closed yesterday in New York at l5sa
: 15s. - 6t.i-
~ Cotton closed firm at 20 cents
in Liverpool cotton, closed buoyant; up.
Lands SID, Orleans 9sd.
IS The German bankers in New York, 1t is
/. stated, have been so much moved BY the news
ifof the failure Of the Prussian war loan that
{ they have resolved to take 1t up themselves.
e 1t is related or General Trochu that a few
years ago. his brother died, leaving no for
) tune but nine children. The General adopted
them and refused brilliant opportunities of
. marriage In order that he might protect and
care for the children Of his brother.
Cardinal Antonelli has published letter
declaring that 4he apostolic Constitution, In
sclndi6g the dogma of Infalllbty, has been
= -dnly promulgated and confirmed BIZ the Pom
.,Stin and that Il Is binding upon the whole
!. Catholic Rorld d.without further notice.
1g:$lsA e piece entitled "Marching on Paris" is
NOW performed at leading theatre in Berlin.
j,The first represents "Peace and quiet" the
second is'The people rise ana the struggle be-
s,Rins;;'. tue third ".The passage ot the Rhine,
i. and e.fourth son to Paris" with songs and
ballet ldancing.nea :la!aa '.etA ies el.i..
The int,sGrpr it,Gp rstatiouin English ofthe names
otuf theI ,Germsp. commanders, is sufficiently
.s.carious For instance, steinmetz means a
:: stonecuftar; ksnstem, the falcon rock; and
- hence Yogel ron .Falke lkensteln. the bird Of the
j.6siconr nrock; !; Nanteufel, man devil, and Eulen-
i1burs, the castle Vtlowls 9 These names are
athic snoSgh fof tie dark ages. ,.4 ti''.s = .@i
$. Imam elaborate and spirited editorial, the
J. ,aewsof the principal French journal In New
York t!citys sudpeai the disasters Of France are
:. given, The Courier des .Etats Unls says:
,ssTh,eey eyearsnelamo against standing army
I'm France equal to that Of Prussia is the main
as cause, but with equal numbers soon to be in
j .the field, amends tor the. past are hoped for
< and expected.n - '=se-' -
Z z =. "A new method, 1t is reported, has recently
= been devised for ascertaining accurately the
srtate of every soldier killed In action. The
has been introduced In Prussia, and
. under It every soldier is to carry his name,
I. company regiment DC, on piece, of parch-
.ement, whichis to beoatt2ched to his uniform
9 tWhe1 going Into action! The parchments will
ne collected from The dead, who are inferred
son the battlefield, and the enemy will also be
requested to collect and return the slips by
:. flag oftruce. It is stated that 100000 pieces
OF parchment have already been cut by ma
chinery and are In the hands of numerous
copyists to receive the names and descriptions
OF the soldiers of the gfpssian nrmy.
THE able Especial correspondent Of the
Courier des Etats Bnis telegraphs from Paris
Friday evening Good news. General Trochu,
!: after organizing thearmy Of Chalons, was yes
Y iterday appointed commander-in-chief of the
: forces in Paris and its vicinity. He arrived
sthls morning; this afternoon he published a
proclamation, calling on all good citizens to
forget their political divisions, and think only
OF defending the country; and this evening
ne Is inspecting the Notifications. The arrival
OF Trochu Is opportune; it has at once calped
ffhe disquieting disturbances Of certain fau-
'bourgs. To-day our modern Carnot is the
most popular man in France-,oithout ercep-
.tion"
The present war will probably make the
debt of France greater than that OF any nation
in the world. The debt Of England, which is