The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-11
NEWS OF THE DAY

Gold at New York closed yesterday at l5sa
The cotton market closed dull and easier
at l6sc; sales 1900 bales.
AT Liverpool cotton closed steady; uplands
SD, Orleans sgd; sales $4,000 bales.
The Masonic fraternity of England have
contributed s7O,OOO for the relief Of the iami-
lies Of German soldiers.
"A wealthy German in New York. afnlcteo
with asthma and collie, and tearing suauen
death. on Thursday shot himself through the
heart.
The conservation OF Rev. DR.. PlDckney as
Assistant Bishop Of MARYLAND took place in
Washington on Thursda. #. The Bishops
of Maryland, Kentucky, Virginia, North Caro-
lima and Pennsylvania took part in the cere-
monies In the presence of many spectators.
A Paris dispatch Of October Sd says: Ihe
TuIleries correspondence reveals the TACT IhaI
both Cassagnac and Jerome David were legu-
lar pensioners on the civil list. The co>L Oh
the Prince Imperials baptism amounted 10
slsN. 600 The cousins, male and female, OF
the Emperor, received S250,O0O per annum.
The Due de Persiyns received in two months
$4,000; Prince 'Sablonowlski, the Countess
caian Madame Claude YignOn, General Nor
ris. and many others, are down for various
sums There is $3.50 to General de Failly. The
pnchess of ,Mouchy, whose name continually
appesrs for similar plums, received $4oo, 600 us
marriage portion. The son OIL the AtheI'can
Bonaparte mad a pension OF $4,000; Madame
Rattaqi. of s4SOO; her sister, Madame Turf, the
same; the Marquis Pepoli, 5000. Cousins not
contented with pensions seem to have oeen
ALWAYS getting extra allowances. The Empe-
ror paid the debts Of Prince Achhie Marat d
dozen times
"A New York letter of Tuesday says: "Ine
Episcopal Diocesan Convention has ADJOURNED
sine die, The Ritualists, By their parliamenta-
ry tactics managed 10 suppress all endeaYors
TO oring their case into court, and the Bishop,
notwithstanding the loud calls upon him, from
High Church and Evangelical journals alike,
manared TO deliver two hours address,
without so much as alluding TO the innOVa-
tions al ST. Sacrament or at st. AlDans. THIS
omission is the subject of much remark, ana
will give unusual importance to the proceed
ings of the Episcopal Evangelical Societies
next month. The Independent is authority for
the statement that q young lady, who has for
three years been novice in the ST. Mary's
Protestant Episcopal Sislerhood, ol this city,
will soon take The veil, with the pledge CT per-
petual celiOacy. also, that the wife Of Rev. Dr.
Patterson, OF Philadelphia, will act as god
mother on the occasion. DR.. Patterson, 1t
will be remem ,ered, took leading part in
the opcning services OF the Rituastic Mission
of St. Sacrament"
-Geu-ra. Fitzpatrick seems to be reserved
for the most unusual experiences. Not long
since 1t will be remembered that five tht nsand
mammies sat mp in their tombs to see him ST Il
b., and now he has just got rid OF a tumor
half as large as ones list, by means oil absorb
Ing enough electricity TO burn lump OF coal.
The tumor has been growing for some Two
years, and is situated on his throat in such d
position rs lu crowd the windpipe and inter-
fere painfully with the operations OF talking
and eating Tne physicians OF Chile were un-
able to afford any relief, and TO obtain better
treatment General Fitzpatrick returned to this