The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-15

| tcry penal ac[ anu Tue only SuIuCleut C2uSc
! for divorce.
The Germans of ofChar!cston celebrated the
| conclusion Of peace on the Sth March, in
grind style, with much lager.
The Steamship Mistress, of the Sea foun-
dered in the ocean. Seventeen lives were
| .ost.
The Keowee Courier reports snow, wind
and rain, mixed with sunshine on Monday
Feb. 9th.
The South Pacific Railroad has become q
law, and its name has been changed TO the
Texas Pacific Railroad.
Messrs. J, II. s N. L. Kinard. glass-front
men, have patent wood shade, which IS
said 10 be just the wrinkle.
| The sum of Sl13 120 has been subscribed
| in New York for the relief Of the French suf:
ferers.
Minister Washburne. and also the London
French relief committee, state tha: more
money is wanted for the French sufferers iii
mediately.
Neil Warner, Of the Bud Cold, is going to
Australia for S. akcspcarian season. 1t
isn't 50 wherzy to be a tragcdian ont there
as some think.
A bill has been brought before Congress
which proposes to deal summariy with all
Federal officials, civil, m iitary or naval
who use intoxicating liquor. Good.
The Democrats of Dc<moines, Iowa, have
elected a Mayor, Treasurer and Marshal.
over the usual republican majority of FIVE
hundred.
A German who went to hear Nilsson, says
he does not like her because she isso tall and
| thin He wants singer who looks like ''fcd-
der bed nit string tied round der middle.
The Pope laments the occurrence Of the
Franco-Prussian war, and expresses his graf
itude for the devotion 10 himself and to the
Church of the whole Catholic world,
1t is believed by those who imagine they
know, that there will soon be civil war In
France, and that that portion OF Germany
ceded TO France will soon be deserted.
In the municipal clections,;h Republicans
carry Elmira, Rochester Poughkcepsie, Au-
burn and New Hartford. The Democrats
carry Utica, Troy, Watcrrile, Rome and
Oswego.
In Mobile, Ala, man married, last week
his seventh wife, Z Mexican, having previ-
ouSly been united to German. French, Eng
| lish, Du!ch, Irish and American women, all
Of whom d.ed.
The ways Of society arc ralious. Two 10
dies who reside near each other on Fifth Ave
nue., New York, have exchanged calls and
invitations for six years, and yet have never
met personally.
Mr.. tleise. confcctioncr Of Columbia, is
engaged in the manufacture of bomb shells.
The inside is filled with apple. If he will
shoe: one as far rs Ncwberry we will sit in
judgment over it.
On Mt. Washington recently, with the
thermometer al 40 deg. below zero. there
was q wind with the velocity Of 90 miles an
hour-a combination unknown even in the
| meteorological regions of the Arctic.
A company of :hc IS h U. S. Infantry
have gone to Chester 10 quiet the disturbance
| there The difficulty commenced about two
wcc+S ago, and the damage so far has been
slight, one Ku Klux being wounded.
Deputy U. s. Marshal, ". 4 Looper, AMI
Zachariah Young. blockade runner shot
each other dead in PickcnS, March Sd. Loop
er VAS il the Ic: OF making a search for con-
traband.
The mob in Paris, is AT present almost wild
with excitement, ana the authorities appear
powerlcSs to prevent the spread Of the threat
cned revolutionary spirit. The mob is in
possession Of u large quantity OF arms and
ammunition.
"Gailv the trouhndor> the crusade Of
the 18th century s 20 move from the East.
The Greek Church against Turkey. The
Crescent is 10 be driven across the Bospho>
rous. and the cross planted upon the nina
rets Of ST.. Sophia.
The spin<,ers Of Illinois have formed So
ciety to prohibit "ki>Sng before marriage
This is q virtual abolition of OSCILLATION alto
gether. for if contcmporaucou> chronicles be
true. there Is very little kissing after mar
rage in rha, S.atc-at least Us far US hus>
bands arc concerned.
Robertson Introduced n bill releasing from
the disabilities imposed by the fourteenth
amendment. all persons except those who
have been members of Congress. officers Of
the army and navy who are above 81 years
Of age. who abandoned places TO aid the re-
ts:iliou. and those who were members Of the
State Convention, who voted in favor Of sc>
cession.
In The House Of Lords. The " irquiS Of Sails
bury attacked the foreign policy of the Gov
crnmcnt, showing that tn:ci gn powers were
all con,cmp,pous in their manner toward
EnSiauu. TiuAhil Dal ucciincn EnSIauu
aid In negotiating peace with France, and
Russia had rcpuIIatrd obligations solemnly
agreed to at the end Of the Crinean war.
These insults he placed in Contrast with
guarantees which England was party TO, and
tbslefrom he dcduccI the decay Of her inter
lauoual influence.
l1seos. March 5-The Times announces
the toIlo~ Jog changes in thc Ministry: Right
Hoo George J tioSchen succeeds Right
Hon, Hugh C Z Gb!ldcrS. as first Lord Of
che Admiralty. Right Hon. lanes Stansfeld,
succeeds Goschcn, rs President of the Poor
LaE Board, ". E. Baxter CuccecdS STAINS
field a. ose Of the Joint SECRETARIES Of the
Treasury, and George J. Shay Leferre, at
preseas The Secretary for the Home Depart
meat. >seeseds Baxter, Is Sccre;s+s 81 the
Admiralty.