The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-13
NEVs OF, TIE DAE.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday, al !
SeSttonlslossd dull and dropping; uplan!d11s'sE
l53c.
..1naayespool QUITO clpsed quiet; upapds
Tna MonittefnIrr ttfIrr iUniverser has been relnstateds
In IT'S I'd POSITION as the official organ OF theA
Frs6sh Goyernneht. 'dH '.,. ~. -. o.,
An agitation has commenced in North Cert
many for the abrogation Of the fifth clause ing
the treaty Of Prague, which stipulates for the
annexation of North schleswig to Denmark
-ar. TGeyer, lhe young priest who took
:; phonographlc reports Of the proceedings OF
= the Gcumenical Council, has been .appointedj
!, to the presidency IF st. Mary's College, Gin;
I, cinnatisTAo9 nlITiAU 0#A :. !IEoN
1t is sta cd from Berlin that there arei
-s5o0b6 German troops now in France; divided
Into twenty!onei army corps,i and almosts
wholly consisting Of soldiers oi the line. Theret
.are three other corps under arms In Germany. y
The Freno1 arssaid to be making .prepa1 1
ratlons fc- d ccntinuance. Of the war in thess
north, west and south. News to this edectee
hasbes1i received from Lille, Arras, Lyons \
Poictiers and several other towns.
The Kilnische Zeitung reports that duringss
some nsgotiations II: n:referehce to- oNeapituatfont
Mnshaas sBazalne stated shat headetendeds the;
fortress and maintained the army for the Emzi Ela
.per6r, aud thai he knew nothing whatever ofi
the Republican Government. .,IE
"A Brussels journal recommends all Cath6p
lies to sign petitions to .theiry respective goV-a
ernmenis calling on them not to recognize
whasnss taken place IN rtaly,and to issue fas
-cons,nedttn against the annexation oil
Rome. ;onn2l+ i"1it-: inGIf
General Trochu caused the chapel dedicatII \
ad to the q memory ofthe father Of lie Count;
dsPatispto b.elprotsdtsdi Slthoushhal the shtIj
rounding streets and buildings l have been de-
molished for ,warlike purposes: This 9. is anoth
er striking instance Of the Generals sympa-I
thiss' With tha Orleans family, as we'll Us Of the
regard in whlchtney are held by the people, Il
who otherwise would certainly not have spar
ed the chapel Of the Duke d'Orleans.
-kn English engineer. whotwas employed
in 1872 upon the fortihcations OF Paris states 81
In tie london Times that the entire walls are|
nothing but rnbble, mainly small rough stones
thrown together. and the joints filed In with
ordinary mortar, such AS is;aseal 5fora building
material The faclngs are Of scabe!ed stone,
not more than from eight to ten inches thick
Thea earthworks are much stronger than the
frail walls, (Which, he says ,hhesvyo shot WILL
send flying In all directions. However, expej
riencswli sfdwwhether he lsfight or not I
The The EmpEess Engenie is to be entertained;
asIoSqlays England, by Lady .Palk, one oft6ess
most fashioDable women lo(; the; Tory wing OF
the arlstocracy. Her husband, Sir Francis, isss
an intimate friend of Disraeli and the others
Tory sratdees, and 6ntrrtans them splendid |
Ily in his town huusetR Eaton Square, and in his;
mansion al Torquay. His income is about slOO,- !
1000 year aud constantly increasing: 1t is pre-l
bable ta,at E,geai. will be petted to her hearts,
contsnt~dtTnrql,ayois nsunow allthe fashion,
There arst several American families there.
Among them the wite,of eeiHoh. George H.!
Ps994lston, Of Cincinnati, holds very very prom; 9aI
-nent position.
"A correspondent of the Boston Advertiser
sayY lhatctIpIn .Ge'ynston to Honston IHthe'
railroad runs along flat prairie-looking
7gery much IKE Il i,r.A salt marsh -inter5ected: