The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-08
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SATURDAY, APRIL :, ISL.
NEWS OF THE DIY.

> SSlU.e 10 COuSlItS- ID il az Wv go
tca Inlet, with his cylinders OF compressed ~
!roren and OK: zen, can, N Il lew seconds
,,,rn holes Of any size in the hardest metal
lis Ire drill enabling MIN, in 4 lew minutes, to
rort. his way into the strongest safe that Sa'
ever constructed.
II is stated that there are in the Cnlted
r.indom thirly-ive Roman Catholic peers anu
.orty-nine Roman Catholic oaronelS. VI tne
beers. one is Il duke, 10 wit. the Duke vi Nor
:ota; one 4 marquis, 10 wit. the Marquis o.
3uie, who Joined the Church .: Rome III ISIS,
Eight are ears. oil whom hre are converts from
me Unurrl Of Eisiand. one countess III neT
own rirnt, TO vii. the Countess o: CromartIc,
belongs 10 the CnnrCn of Rome. Four Oh lii:
2olnaa Catholic peers are viscolntS and tw.ll-
lois. are uaroilS. the majority OF The. liona:i
Catholic rerrasts are Euyiish. Only .piir being
Scotch.
y son OF lh: late President srt. OIL!
t.wcuiE.one Years old, is All i;i:.tn IA i;i''
Twelfth Army Corps o: aaNony. ani s":v''t
throughout The Frauco-irus>.ii VA. liz ::ht.
been :ur ave Years Il mining ,itri"nt Il tr!e-
berg. on when lac CLASH .; arms clliir 'r ia!d
aside his b ions AMI sOl!giit admission 10 Inc
serrile. By an especial! lavUr %: TIE Ninislr,
CT WM tits foreigner WAS permitted 10 en;rr
tne l..llhs ol The Mug .: Saxony. Being u line
.ookinG, .Aiiinl young man, lie maoe al t%-
cei....t soldier, and his record as soa y: al
AMERICAN President was enough 10 Cause
ever officer anu privat. ~ seek his comran-
ionsii:;. Dnrilg the latter part 0! the war
young Tyler is said 10 tav. carried lis cavairy
lance ii several not engagements.
NJ. SparkrS Regent. shoemaker. dvciiS al
No. iHS iir2cnl street, London. and Just before
the marriage OF the Princess Louise took place
he nu! me honor and pleasure o. exhibiting 10
an enraplured pu6lic that part o: thu Princess
trousseau which was made up o.! her shoes
.wc.yc dozen of III He had made them.
and was eminenil: proud 0f the feat. There
well. grain calf elastic baimoraiS: grain Calf
bulipn boots; Kid button boots; Xiii elastic bai-
morals: Kid elastic boots. sham brltonrd ana
cork soled; glove Nd boots; brorzed Kid
boots; kid boots Tor evening wear, with TO
:ettcs oil silk, satin and kid: colored sin boots:
waterproof elastic clogs: white satin shoes:
white silk shoes; and twelve pairs OF dressing
si,;..:s vi various hueS. II SHE wishes Tor
root health she must walk 1T least four miles
aday. II SHE is as careful OF shoe leather as
the wife of the good King Arthur was ot The
na~-nuiding of barley meal, she will not wear
Git a pair OF her shoes in less than three
months. She Shnlld. therefore. walk 2.i mics
with each pair OF shOCs-"ilh all iI.SoO niles.
w:,ic!. is stretching royalty 4 long way.
lie nopn-iay attempt IN rob The Ccnira.
PAT. savings Bank. New York. on MONDAY.
was ode vi til. busiest efforts ct til.. m"ir"2o-
!:tua thieves. Ali:i-pts: II. Mr.. anthony e.
.;suu. tuc teller, was 1T his post alone. when
ti,rr. men entered the room bE tn" door lgoih
Thili avtulr. AMI one %! them instantly lock
;ng The door behind them another III the
SAME Instant SprIiiG;aI over The counter
placed his hand u.o: and seizr'; ilic fcvoi'rr
o. Nj. Ellison, which WAS iii an oIit-ol-I::'-
Eay ccraer under the counter. tn:;S showing
,h.y wrce lnilv informed is 10 where !; w1s
,ei,l. By the time this !Obber had pat
the weapon in his POCKET, i!> comrades ~trt
orc! Li!a counter, and the three ihr"" Mr. Eli
son. whoiSan iniirl gentleman. about 'oi''IrS
OF are. TO The floor. and tied il fauIhrrchi"!
..9l.iir around his throat. ;;id attempted 70 We
aim viii, ropes. Al i.i:S Instant. br. a.rNan-
de-: ~iiuuii-i, one - Hc directors. arrived.
.n.,. seeing throu.i ii,' @ia>s-duur tlr Sia;'' e:
ailai!s. hichrd III lilc ti'i"r %!'i;.lt.. ai!u %si'!:.!r
tusilr. The thieves rushed out u: Il back door.
;cai"i TWO fences. and ltaptd into L wagon.
which i!!ry rapidly drove OIL. Being pursue"
by III. crowd, and the wagon sticking in Tie
car rack. the three men abandoned II. amt on
'oo; made their escape. The horse ami wagon
?.rrr seized by the police, and are worth m":'
Ina., the money some sij0-tak"n from Tie
drawer in the bank by the robbers "drn Tie:
f;r,l entered. DR.. iiaiden's appearance pre-
vented them from making any attempt on tar
safe.
Il late nuinorr ri the (;ovrrninrM Mes
senrer. oil ST. Petersburg. gives the ollicia:
Russian account Of the settlement vi the Black
ST., question. II says, alter allndin" 10 Rus
sia's strict compliance with the oncrols terms
of the treaty OF Paris. till it became impossible
LONGER To submit, and the circular oil October
l6;t! was issued Notwithstanding the viD-
en-, and biased declarations OG many organs
OF The European press, The great p""t"s
gh!c;i had signed the treats Of Paris dd not
,ook anon our circular as Il provocatiun Al.
dressed 10 Europe. LOr as an indication %:
secret plans against her peace. hGt a. a
crank and moderate notification. ii re-
counts Russiu'S hearty cooperation III
the London Conference, ani The ai'o':-
tiuu by it oil the limitations 10 the rls"tS 0!
Russia and Turkr. IN the Black sea. ana ai",;
,.Wniic securing the dignity OF Ru:>it, t!.''
,auuls vi lie Conference were greatly lih:"'''''
AMI delayed 10y the contemporary ~i'o.:'iea:
avrl.i,: uut from III. very beginning a! H.
PowrIs expressed . readiness To solve me
Questions in u spirit III peace ana l'i>ticc.
There can be- no 'i0ubl That moi unsi III Kits
-.;,l!-. bat all friends OF pclC" and %iii>i'r' w.
heartily Rejoice al this wu:h .: f.i;!oirA..
diplomacy. Il limits no ones rights. ii i0"a
moi demand any sacrifices. willie Il !!tS IT,
stored rights wi,ica had been rin!ai'i!. re-
Moved II symbol ut International diSi!i;si. aiiG
.,,-u.,i,en.i the Intimate relations o; iilr
European States. 1t * pre-rmiurIliy i "o'A
OF peace. ami Justice.
The report OF the san Dom!nS" coin:i.S,
sioners covers tliirty-one printed pages. Mdca
-. i.,rinf,np Mt th,, island lis