The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-14
NEWS OF THE DAE

Cd. Orleans a3d; sales i, 900 bales.
s1o,Donnovan Rosa, the Irish exile, has en-
raced In the insurance business.
s.4June,s represented BY adVices from Eng
land to have been d scold and disagreeaDie
month.
sl.Great Britain last year consumed 42,00o,.
600 pounds of tobacco, or pound and hall
foreach one OF the population.
a1rhs publisher Of the Revue des Deux
Mondes, OF Paris, offers that celebrated review
for sale. ....,,,..-,., .,,y.- ..,.-.,.s.-.
sMTbg polytbe echnic;. school at Paris, which
was transferred 10 Tours when the Commune
established itself, has returned 10 the former
city.
Louis Napoleon, according to recent Eng
lish Fsports, ds about to become tenant OF
Mainhead House, Dawlsh, Devon, the seat OF
Sir Liyaston Newman. Y ;Q;als,ss,.,l. AZ,
The e1humation for reburial Of the dead
Communists in Paris Is progressing In that
ctty: B,iS4he hot weather has brought out the
sickly death-odor with painful distinctness.
.Yhe sanaiso 'sie lats Az George Grute
were deposited, with all due honor, in West
minister ASbegrat sthe entrance tothe "Peets'
Corner. , near the monument of David GarTick,
on the s24th qltiIlo,: s:g
Sundsr the general title Of "Botn Sides" )"
Nessrs. Low & Co., OF London, will shortly
publish little work on smoking and drinking,
inRhich the most weighty opinions Of all par
ties viii be given.
I'm Boston. there are three wholesale deal
.ars In roots and herbs, exclusively, who do
ysmay business. of over s2ae, ,oqa The roots
and herbs, says the Commercial Bulletin,
comes mostly most nom NORTH Carolina and Ten
nessee.
The Jylrginle papers urge upon the rail-
ways which terminate IN Eorfolk and their
CONNECTING roads to concert measures win
the Allan line. 81 steamships for influencing
the immigration oc'smaM farmers ana farm
Iaborers to settle upon their lines Of route;
The Democrats OF Ohio vim begin an ac-
tive canvass this weskSss Among those an
nouncea,:tes address, the people are Senator
Thurman, Colonel George w. McCook, oandi-
dSfs Nf Governor; Geo. II. Pendleton, Gene
rails George W. Morgan and iThns. Ewing, Jr.
The associated German railways : u are said
to have resolved to present to Prince Bismarck
as a t5Skean Of gtatitlds private railway car
rlage for his special use, luxutiously fitted with
alicomt6ftis;: efhe carriage Is adapted tor use
on all German railway lines.
-Alady named Trlmby, who died IN Chica-
90 last week lWas Gent TO Rochester for inter-
nent,, Bat before she.was intsTred, while the
authofites Were awaiting some technically,
ahecamsto Life; Eourss the lid of the eofhn,
telegraphed to Chicago that she would be
back on the next train.
Some months ago religious tests ior en-
trance into Oxford University were abolished,
ana one of the first fruits of this abolition was
the conferinent CT the degree ofmaster Of arts
on member of the Jewish faith, and also on
Catholic, on the first :degree-day since the
passing the act..,;.1lii.es1 SOS 80"
The Gerrap Correspondent says that sew
eral very Important public works have been
proiected1or AfsaDe and Lorraine, theexecu-
ton Of which ia to be very shortly commenced.
The principal Of these are the canalization of
the Moselle, estimated to cost about S0,o00.ooO
ffansa,, ana the, excavation Of a canal uniting.
stTasbourg with lns Rhine. So = -.,.s's.>-,'
-AtaseFtain hetel in Ohio q large mirror is
placed at the entrance of the dining hall,
which,is 80 Constructed that you See yourself
athir; cadaverous, hungry person; but when
Won come out from the table and look again In
the glass, your body is distended in the ex-
tremity Of feorpuleney: e e,
DIR. Livingstone, when last heard from,,
was not any longer at Ujijijijiji, but at Name
web, thriving ivory mart, about 200 or 200
miles vest the Tangunyika. Supplies were
waiting for him at Uji, DC, on his return,
which 1t. was expected would take place as
soon sslhs had examined awestern lake that
he had heard Of, and settled the outflow OF the
TanganJiks
A mysterious fire has been discovered in
a seam of coal and slate extending under q
cutlery mandatory IN, Sheffield, England. A
boiler on the premises was observed to be
sinking. Repairs were ordered, and the tres
were extingulshed- strange to say the boiler
remained hotGand an Investigation disclosed
thesu6tefsaneaa' lire just below it., extending
for some distance beyond the works, passing
sunaspnsath an adjoining dwelling. g.house occu-
pled BY Mr. Holden, the engineer, and to the
cottages on the opposite side Of Eyre street,
the iphabitants OF which state that they have
observed q peculiar. exhalatlon from their cal
lars lars. The, origin. of the fire is at present
mystery IT must have been raging for long
/. peFiedIpossibly Tor some years.
..-Atletter lrem Africa relates how monkeys
arehcaughtethere:e..'In Dafour and SEMINAR
thea1aLives, make q afermented beer Of which
tie monkeys are passionately fond: Aware
of this, the natives go to the parts of the for
est freaaented By the monkeys, and set on the
ground calabashes full ,of, TIE liquor. As soon
asthe nonkeS'sees it and tastes it, he utters
loud cries ofjoy that soon attracts his COM
rades. Thenthe orgie begins, and in short
time they show all degrees of intoxication.
Then the negroes appear. The few monkeys
that came too late to get fuddled escape. The
drinkers are too far gone to distrust the ne
groes, but apparently take them for larger
speeimena.,ot; their,rown: species. When p
negro takes one by the hand to lead him of,
thsnesrese monkey Will cling to the one that
thus finds support, and endeaVor te go of
also: Another wA grasp at hin, and so on,
untl-the negro leads staggering line OF ten
or fifteen tipsy monkeys. When finally brought
to the village, they are securely Gagged and
gradually sobered DOWN; bu. tor two or three