The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-16

MONDAY, JANUARY >16, 1871. y.
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In Liverpool cotton closed firm upiauds Sd,
Orleans s4d; sales lsSeqg bates -. :.
,5Thereis said to be at least half q dozen sena,
tors now snxious. aboats' 'Chtef Justices Chsse's
besfth.r ~; ds:fs -. ~ hSy:''. z.
jim Montreal, the whipping pos:, as o punish
ment for MINOR crimes; has been revived, it is
ssid with 61ceEsns results: .r :. ..s.s y. I" -
"A large number. or CLERKS and sa1eeWan are
said TO have been sthrown.eus Of employmenttn
NswYork al the BEGINNING dt sthe New Year. go
Large npmbsra Of people axe eHilgratans from,
Tennessee and. eeorgia into Texas attracted
thisner6y the excellent farmtng 1acffttea =,
.s-aenessLyA Anderson or Fort Sumter fame, 10 In,
such delicate health that his friends feel alarmed
abont e. SsSEs -
IAN English Ihattef publishes q letter from
Prssldent Grant expressing his thanks for the
present ofsa hat. q ~ -. =, s.,e.,
The deafh Of Major John Be Steele is annosnc.
ed In the Atlanta papers. He WAS one OF the old.
est editors inshe South, being, at the time Of his
death, sixty -four years Of age. -. -.
-Von Baass the Austrian minister, eclipses
Grant as q smoker ana aimee the war refuses to-
limit himself olsss than idtty cigara a. day., Be-
hind all that smoke therenpst be some ire.4 80,
asTne -desaas ofthedeath Of Mr.: John walter,
sonof the ptopsietogn BE London Times. show
that It oeoarredo doA the 3zsh ulslmo while trying
tossave hts brother ana cousin, who had faiieu
through the ceHhsn skating on alaks,h mont.
OF his fathers residences at Bearwood, Berkshire
He had only1nsWnsd feuy.eight hours before
from atoar roandtthe wofsd.
"a scheme9ofa tffectcable from London ana
LipRsoeol tD4NsE Y6fk has been brought out BY
AesHs, lChsdwiek, Kdamson & Co., of London.
under Tho best auspices. The capital Is to be
$$asoQ three sIeuftn M which have been sub.
scribed forin Eneisn6 already III one-feurrh be.
quickly taken up tn atnsrcs the csce win ns tstf
i1sly.. s.s, - ,s6- u "a, : ~, 80 IN
4The staee of.RennsyaSanls: having ordered Q:
painting Of hsbaseBe 6f tettJsbHrg for thestate:
hSVse Of HarrtsbarG so larss1 t.cannot be- ppt
inso the building, is now reduced to- theextremity
OF .eisher erecting, . new capitol or having tts
a4dInmept therefor kept In Philadelphia, where,
hhppAy, they hare u.beeeded In fndtngSa hall
MiRs enough toAeo9rnmodate II - :,
The New York Journal Germany disputes the.
estimate OF theEcoss Of saeHhoss fired during the
bombardment OF Paris. Whatever Is may say
about it. the official Ssaatz Anzteger, in q recent
interesting srtic4e gives sehe ooncusige faes IN
themaster.c IT mensions.epe onetaoussDd pound
one ex4stsand fs not yet before Paris-xhose
charge represents the sum Of eight hundred tina.
lers. The cost ofths gunitseH would support an
entire regiment for one year.
---Thereis is deheiensz zlitte, story saoat about
the Princess Louise. 1t is that she fell madly in
love with her brother Ahfed.s tutor, clergy
MANS son; and when he was. dismissed, she
threatesad tojolnols lsa ths latuallst lunner!sss-
The venerable Vic. wosldnt listen to that sort. Of
nonsense, and forfsnSHn d&taha,nef to hare her
married. Lorn bappehed 20 be around about that
time aaestlfe old1ady thought heweufd serve for
the desired son.iGaawa Position tnat he >was
glad accept. And that, ss the story goes, Is all
theloye shereisi in the much taaked Of reyal love
match.h - -. = :. :, -. -, -,
c~yhesrt Of speech making In non-eommttsl
periods was lately illustrated at a banquet mat
ianta, Ca secferagy Deianc s.ias present, ana
offered tais stosssss aGespgis- MAY she soon have
i1tae gnf6n, M and in all particulars,
the place she deserves z AZ tMs does not distinct
~ indicate the place Georgia observes" !" we naE
urally turn to tbespeeots s1n response fafsthat IN
formation. TWAS given BY Governor Bullock.
who said: 'sThe sentiment which our honorable
fasnd hasNss ehss which tansety
hageaet the commended language Properly TO-
respond. :se -.@s l. : Tfss ~ aai..' ..
the name ofcsast Grant son OF the govern,
ment frequently appears on the, Gbook OF de3tn.
quencaes'r at West Potht, m which an mfsde!
manors Or cadets are reported. One entry
against him. Is, aPersistent disobedIenoe TO
oruers.n another iis, 'laugh1ng in the .reaks.n
TIE reporting on1eers are Rotespecters OF persuns
Yss'book is curiosity to civilian. 'scraIching
nose in ranks" Caused by q provoking mosquttoD
"sneezing and coughing unnecessarny;t "coas
skirt tucked In trowsers "pants on top Of boots;p
iraisiBg both hands in ranks" caused, az explan.
alton says, by 'bug In carry stamping in
ranks"-all are complaints gravely entered.
.-A correspondent writing from London says !:
IsThe most extraordinary machine In the exhibit
ton ts, beyond question, the one for microscopic
writing, This enables per- on to write In the
usual way, and to duplicate his writing million
times smaller-ss snsll indeed, mat It's invisi:
BILE to the naked eye, yet with q powerful micro
scope becomes SO plain that svery line and dot
can be seen. the inventor claims that with this
inssrumei.s he can copy the entire Bible twenty
two times inthe space Of AM inch. The Astor Ii
bfary, rpresuue, coda3oe transferred to g sheet
ofnose paper. Practically. if VIM be of great ser.
vice In preventing forgeries. With eneef these
machines q private marx scan'be puton Bills SO
minute and perfect that the forger caR neither