The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27
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q r. NEWS OF EhE, DAK.
Gold closed steady in New York, on satur-.
day, at l02al0t. ss.
Cotton closed firm, With sales Of sslI bales
atl6s cents. 10.
,-In Liverpool. cotton closed active and
nrmsr; uplands 7sassd, Orleans 77a7bd; sales
1900 bales.
,<1.-The Popehas been informed BY the Arch
bishop Of Munich that the dogma of intallibill.
ty mas been accepted by all the priests and con-
Rregatfons In the Bayarian capital. "a:
The Germans have sent extensive orders,
through Engiish houses, for black flowers,
which the latter will procurefor mffon thu
artificial flower manufacturers Of Faris. 5'es
"A. Washington letter of Thursday sayS:
ssSeyen members of the South Carolina Legis-
aatuassis scolorea, have just arrived here on
.sbdsfSess connected With the recent disturb
.ances IN that State"
Only two cqtGs in Paris during the German
.occupation OF that city consented to sell re-
-fresSMensato the invaders. The result sub
sseaoAnayswas, that the population pillaged
ana destroyed both of them after the departure
ofthe Prussians. z
1heJardin, des Plsntes has suffered severe
" during the bombardment Of Paris. The
whole collection q fsre plants has been >des-
troyed. One hundred monkeys, three bears,
ono elephant and many other animals died Of
hunger and Geld during the siege. The ele-
sShsat satauIa-A,.-n>----eso-v.suv by the keen
ems themsslVes. The number OF -rarA-h,.s--
which perlshed ls enormous.
"A society has been formed in Alexandria,
Virginia, to invite Northern immigration to
Virginia It is designed to circulate through
out the North publications setting forth the
resources of Virginia, and its Inducements %
Northern settlers; also to publish lists Of
Northern people WHO have already settled In
the State, together. with their views and state
Inents on the subject This looks like busi-
daess.s - >..z.s.
ss-Bismarck, the Prussian dipaomtast, finds
bis reward in promotion; Won Moitke takes
his Id decoration. The new rank of Bismarck
;isthe highest Prasslan subject can hope to
attain; the Jewel of Won Motke Is the richest
q German soldier can win. The empire which
he creared makes the arch dlplomatist prince
of the realm. Fhe empire which he cemented
and consolidatsd saives the Great soldier the
sFaad cross ef its ol,ieforaer oEknighthood-
afaecoratlon presented exclusively to winners
(. of decisive battles and captors or defenders of
:. fortresses. :.
-Aceording to census of the new House
>ot Rspneseatasyesb tho usuaityx xsitnnEm-
ed correspondent 81 tne New York Journal of
Commerce, the body contains l3I lawyers, "a
merchants, as farmers. and planters, IL jour
Halists, manufacturers, general business,
bankers, physicians, 2 clergyman, Teacher,
4 lumbermen and railroad uanaRers. 1t is a
singular fact, according to the same authority,
that the House contains seventeen e1-Confed-
crate officers. It also contains five colored
men-one black. ere brown, and three light
mulattoes.
We get excellent reports OF the Chinese
-shoemakers employed bg Mr.. Sampson, at
North Adams, Mass. Their shoes are said t6
be Of superior quality, owing to the faithful
ness Of the workmanship, and they turn out
as much AZ an equal number Of American
workmen. While sticking to their blue cotton
Chinese blouse, and refusing to part with the
queue, in other respects they have adopted
the ordinary dress Of this country. As opera
tiyes, Mr.. sampson says that ''they are ab-
soIutely unexceptionable." Several benevo-
lent persons teach these foreigners on Sunday,
and. they have shown great aptness for the
acquisition of the English language. Facts
like these demonstrate the utter swickedness
Of maltreating peaceful and harmless class of
immigrants. +
"A Washington letter. of Thursday says:
The daughter, of Chief Justice. Chase was
married to-day, at st. Johns Church, to Mr.
Sprague Hoyt. DR.. Lewis, the pastor, de-
ciined performing the ceremony on account Of
his high church scruples In regard to such
matters; ;ia the time Of Lieut., but Bishop Nell
vaine, Of Ohio, who is a low-churchman and a
friend Of the family, oficiRted to the sstisfac.
ton Of all concerned. The ceremony took
place after the usual morning prayer; when
the congregation had retired, the WEDDING
guests Immediately filling their places. In q
short time the chancel railing aud font We're.
covered with moss aud blooming flowers. The
purple covers. were removed from altar and
reading desk, and white was substituted
Bishop McIvane, In full cauonicat robes, en-
tered, and, after a few moments in, prayer,
took his seat, and the organ sounded forth low
music. There were four ushers-H2milton
:Fish, Jr., Fred May, Baron von -A.veasieben
and Captain Ward. There wsre tour small
boys, VINO had charge or the white raebens d.
viding the church. The ushers, groom and
-groomsmsn wore What Is styled the English
morning dress. The President did not attend
at the church, and The Judges Of lns Supreme