The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02
D0INGS ABROAD.
PEEDEE.

German newspapers say that emigration
from that country to America this year Will be
larger than ever before.
The German bankers have united and cs-
tabllshed Deutsche Bank in Berlin with
capital of 10000, 900 thalers.
BY the present school and military system
of Prussia, all young men who can prove that
they have reached certain standard of excel
lence in their studies, are furnished with GER
tlncates enabling them to serve as volunteers
for one year, instead of three, on condition OF
their cquipping and maintaining themselves
while in the army.
AT Cologne, the carnival festival Is to be
marshaled BY procession embracing the
seven fat and the seven lean kline, q camel
passing through the eye OF needle, the Sui
tan and his harem, the Queen of the Night,
Joseph in Egypt, the Pavilion Of Semiramis,
the Colossus of Rhodes Potiphar's Wife, &C.,
all designed TO satirze the Suez Canal festival.
-Subterranean passages across the Boule-
wards are about to be constructed in Paris, so
that foot passengers can pass over without
trance to the stairways will be through kosks,
like those now constructed along the Bouie-
wards Tor the sale OF newspapers. The privi-
lcge of constructing these passages has re-
Gently been granted by the French Govern
ment to competent architect.
The Figaro, on the late disturbances in
Paris, remarks: "In nation OF forty-eight
millions there will always bc o certain number
Of fools, and certain number of rogues to
take advantage OF their folly. There was no
political right, no social question at stake.
Only as matter of humanity was there any
interest in the matter; the sole result of this
wrctched adventure is a broken head TO some
unfortunate ragabond. And yet our system of
Capitalization gives such an interest TO any
thing dating from Paris that all France is in
excitement over this parody OF revolution
In London people seem every season to be
drifting into later and later hours. Hitherto
it has been the rule at all the club-houscs that
no member shall be admitted after l A. NJ,
and that later than midnight-or, at most.
half an hour aftcr-the cook shall not be called
upon to prepare any supper or other refresh
mcnts which require cooking. Lately, how
ever, u club has been opened on st. james
street, giving out that the rules admit of sup
pers being cooked up to A. NJ. The number
of members was limited to thousand, and
the list was filled in three days, although the
entrance money was thirty pounds, and the
annual subscription ten pounds.
1t is announced in the Paris Journals that
the young Marchioness of Hastings, the beauti-
fi,l widow of the English reprobate whose
death, q year or two ago. pointed moral, is
about to be married second time, to cousin
of the Marquis of Downshire, Sir George Chet-
wynd. As a commentary on this alliance, it
is said that very recently the statue of the
Aarchloncss, beautifully wrought in marble,
representing grief. was erected on the tomb
of her late husband In Kcnsal Green Cemetery
''Widowhood in efigy!" said the Princess
SouwaroG, on hearing of the intended second
marriage-''what practical women these En-
glsh are -