The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-12
.SEHs OF THE D4F.

80. o,o.sd IN New York, on Saturday,
weak at l3jals2 90 ooo n.,es
Cotton was quiet, with sales OF SOU oales.
VI. n Tiverpool cotton closed quiet; uplanuS
OIL, orleans old; sales 10000 bales
The Pacific Railroad continues TO lof"atu
east cargoes of tea. o-.o, hr ,,,s
Chief Justice Chase is now reported oy h's
.,nbvsIcian out of danger.
: ~ Some of our German citizens sleep much
better since their brothers IN europe nave
taken a Zap. g.,
~ Tho San Francisco butchers Use no Ice lor
--t,e,r meat. and need none. In that dry Gu
mate meat keeps a long time.
! 90. Among the newest arrivals In New 1orh
a.s.tbtee we'll known members of the Engilsh
.parusment.Thoma Hughes, 5. H. Graves
End walter Powell.
The venerable Ole Bull, the great vloliniSt,
I. .,.vas married on Tuesday evening to Miss sa-
.rah Thorpe, youngest daughter OF Senator
Thorpe, Of Madison, Wis.
And now Louis Napoleon Is declared 10 Do
.yhe s,n of the Dutch Admiral Verhuel, and
not the son Of HIS own papa, at all, al all
Having lost his throne, some people are de-
tetmined he shall also lose his daddy.
Count Bismarck not only knows how 70
make friends Of the South Germans, but to put
them to a practical use., The new converts
have been placed in the front and awarded the
honor of being smashed accordingly
- Most of the laeies In Paris at this sad Pc
.riod. wear black. Those who have not lost
relatives in the war, but simply wear black as
a mark OF respect for their friends who have
been less fortunate, do not adopt the deepest
mourning, but, as rule, put on black CHINA
Grape dresses, and this material Is Invariably
worn over black silk petticoat, trimmed
ywith deep founces. &
notwithstanding irumors to the contrary,
no clue has yet been found to the Nathan
murderer A detective has gone 10 England,
but knowing ones-or those who pretend to
be knowing ones-say that he Is on ftlse
scent. stCount Joannes" calls himself the
chairman of the "Nathan vigilance commit
tee" and is sending communications to The
papers signed after that manner. The Nathar
mansion, it is said, will soon be thrown oper
to the initiated as a, fashionable gambling
house. It was sold for $4,000.
Captain Rynders, who is not unknown to
political fame in. New York City, was driving
a fine horse, worth ten thousand dollars, over
the Patterson plank road, In New Jersey, on a
Sunday morning, some time ago.. when the
animal stepped through q dllapldated bridge
tnd was permanently disabled Rynders sued
the company for the yalueo Of the horse, but
was poa-sulted on the ground that the acci-
ent occurred on Sunday, on which; day man
has no legal right to exercise horse in New
Jersey.
The sensation Of the hour In Gotham last
week, was boat race on the Harlem hiver, in
which girls were the contestants. The young
ladies who rowed the heats were all daughters
of respectable citizens -boat-bullders BY trade.
They were properly and modestly dressed, and
behaved in thoroughly lady-llke manner; bu,
the behaviour OF the spectators on the shore
was outrageous. They yelled and shouted
used slang phrases, and sometimes INDUCED
in vulgarity. The young lady rowers, hower
er,. did not heed them, but pulled mantully a
their oars The course was to row one-hal
mile, making three turns, being two miles il
all. Miss Amelia Sheehan was the winner
The other competitors were the Misses Mar,
Walton, Mary Kyle, Olivia Roberts and Annie
Williams. The race was under the auspices o
the Empire City Rowing Club. The attend
alce OF spectators was immense.
Louis Napoleon has saved up money
enough to put himself and his family beyond
the reach OF want for tie rest OF their days
He has an annual income offlve hundred thou
-sand dollars from investments in English
funds. and as much more from investments in
other countries, the United States included
Thi. money has been made not merely by say
ings upon the enormous salary allowed him as
Emperor, but BY speculations In stocks ant
real estate. AS he had control OF the whole
power of France both at home and abroad, i
has been easy for him to put the stock market
up or down as he chose. The improvements
in Paris have also been most fruitful source
of wealth. Knowing before hand where street;
and avenues were to bs opened, he has been
able to buy city lots at low prices, and then tc