The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-19

ahh ola Nc'EiC aitCl uluI Will bOFSe
whip.
At tie departure df Capt. Hall,
numerous presents were made to, him
and to the crew: The New York
Standard gives this account Of one of
them
An individual sent tin can care.
fully sealed aud beled-"Not to be
opened until the Polaris has reached
the Arctic Sea- But on its pa.sSge
to the navy yard, or hciug shipped, it
met With ali accident, aud the secret
leaked out. It. was can of patent
axle grease, with Which Captain Hall
Or bis suteiSofs we're alfeetionately
requested by letter to lubricatc the
axle Of this slow. ding world.
The most imp6ttant event of the
mouth, one Of tie most significant
that has occurred for mauy mouths, is
a protest BY the aloe manufacturers
Of New England against the tariff.
The shoe industry is The laFgest sipglb
industry in the ctdntry. 1t eiiplJys
more men and cGreateF capital than
any other manufactures and the effect
of this declaration, that the tariff
which was Trained to protect, is
really running them, will be cicctri-
cnl.-7he Free 7radet.
A very remarkable scene was recent.
" witnessed in a London church. The
Rav. j NJ. Capes, one Of the Oxford
men who went over to Rome in the
disastrous "47,' rcappearcd as preach.
er in the Anglican Church. And wha,
is quite as remarkable as this fact is.
that the pnl pit he selected was that Of
the Rev. Stafford Brouks-a Broad
Chnrchman, if he is to be cassel at all.
MIR. Gladstone was among those who
assembled to welcome the "revcrt."
Sheriff Boswell, some time since, OBJ
tanned large judgement against
kershaw county, and now Coroner
Schrock advertises the entire proper
ty of the County, 80 far as the
same is known, for sale on the first
Monday in August. He will be like
the purchaser Of the elephant, i. c.
not know what to do with the comely
animal. The story bears its own NOR
al, very pointedly. Camden Journal.
The Prussian sense of what is due
to fallen greatness will not permit
Napoleon and Eugene to be maligucd
by means of scurrious pictures. \
carlo ,ture of these two cxpotentatcs,
representing them dressed as mounte.
banks. has been siezed ut Strasburg
by the Prussian authorities and
the artist and the publisher have
each been condemned tc heavy fines
and months imprisonment.
An ingenious German has gained a
great reputation in New York by his
SUCCESS in training coach horses to a
grand gait. He used no burr-biL or
other cruel conirivancr, and people
couldn't see how he did it, until it was
found that he put magnifyng goggles
upon his horses which made cobble-
stones look like builders, and they ac-
qn'red a grand tread by trying to step
over them
In reply to a young friend leaving
to&ii bFcatise some things in it were not
exactly to her taste or content, an old
lady OF exnerI"nc" said, MY dear, when
you have found place where every.
t"d2 aid everything are always pleas.
ant and nothing whatever disa grrcah!r,
let tiie Know, and IN move there
too"
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Keith, an indus.
trious farmer, living seven miles from
Grcenville on the Pickens side of the
Sa]ndas met with serious NJ sfortunc
on Wednesday night; between s and
8 o'clock; by he burning Of his dwcl
lidg house aid nearly all ito tontents.
The Emperor of Germany is rapid.
ly recovering from his recent indisro:
s'tiop, and is again able to attend to
| business.