The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-19
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The. .:-s sss as q a-;, army a' occupation ups have be
eun to eyacnats The department. Of uppel
Aarne. ~&as1 hj.-e 49,
* tspatchfrom the East announces tina
the railway between Yokohama and Yeddo,
Japan has been formally opened oy TUX
Nikado.
the Anna Arundel, Nd, Circuit Cour'
n,aats at Annapolis on Monday, and during
th,sy tarm the trial OF Mrs. Wharton on tne
ohsrae OF attempting to poison Van Ness wil
be- called up, and 1t 10 expected that IL Will 0e
proceeded with. .ssla
The engineer and fireman OF q Tennessee
train ss tull speed lately had . fight which rs,
suited adsersely 70 the engineer. 4ne nie'
man then suddenly reversed the enslneAls
snc1sshockt that several cara were smasne'
and the train delayed several hours. e5-ii
s.a;Acorrespondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial says: "when in switzerland las
month I CHANGED to meet Gu 'eret ! IN the rail
way station at Often. Quite hearty and Jolly
hs-vss: I could NOT but laugh to read on my
return the sentence of death pronounced on
him by the military court at Versailles" 49,
Some. OF The ultra fashionable ladies' OF
HsatYorkhag Introduced g new costume, OF
rsthesTssdepsed 9 very old one. When an
usnmsntanoe calls andis 30 unfortunate as 70
ind thsladles out, instead Of being asked 70
leave his card, hi is requested to inscribe bis
nsuts In . handsome visiting book. So .
-Co-opefative associations Seem to flourish
batter In scotland than any other country,
While in; Ireland they are extremely unpopu-
hs. IN scotland, The Funeral and 'ssFrlend:
Hsssaas1ss continually increase in member
slip.ebOt those devoted %e1clusivelS to bual.
nsssyErocesy. prGvisioH and baking societies
psyayesy Mica dividend. ~ sass1:sz: I:1-c7
-s.HotaeStspoft that GOAL has been found In
Ireland is true 1t will certainly be the turning
tSdihffnt6ationg Ianas: Of misfortune that dis
tfsIstSdpotaon,MS the kingdom has. been plod.
ding In q, iohg:g Tha seam said TO have been
.disedYssedi Is ten feet thick, and lies near the
Ri4er-Suir, which will render Its transporta-
tionyeryieasy.
-4.Rhe Long Island Baptist Association has
basns discussing for the past two days the
qusstiohof close communion, and the recent
apton ofiRsv2 Dr.. Pentecost In baptizlng Miss
Smiley, the yQuakeress, This association,
R6ichscomprlses representatives from all the
Baptfst churches n Brooklyn and Long Island,
spReara to be. about equally divided The as
soststion can only vote as an association, its
actIon,l not binding any society, unless said 30
cIety shall endorse Its action by vote.
~.Itlhrreiited by q correspondent OF the
NeRYoekH erald that q few months before
tho lsnaentsd Archbishop spalding died, he
pAffaHY put his gold chain and Cross around
the neck OF Bishop .Bayley and remarked.
.sThat will soon be yours. Here ls the Arch
btlhop Of BslsiRore.n It. Is also narrated by
the ssms correspondent, as a bit OF history,
that two of Archbishop Bayley's predecessors,
Whgfeld and: Eccleatcn, were converts to the
Catholic faith, as we'll as Archbishop Bayley,
who Is now the eighth Of the line of Archbish-
ops OF Baltimore, his predecessors having
been John Carroll, Leonard Neale, Ambrose
Harechsl, James Whitfield, Samuel Eccleston,
Patrick Kenrick and Martin John Spaldlng.
In the order In. which they are named.
"A Berlin letter attributes Mime. Lucca's
tour OF the United States to domestic trouble,
and intimates that divorce from her husband,
Baron Won 9hadeD, will be the consequence
OF her leaving Berlin without his consent.
The Berltner ~BorsenzeituDg confirms this re-
port, and speaks Of Baron Won Rhadsn having
instituted legal proceedings against his wife
for divorce. On behalf of Nine. Lucca 1t
says, however, that the Baron Is no longer
thsexanpiary husband he was during the
d5stt three 81 four years of marriage; that he
Man lnYstarste gambler, and has squandered
Macy thonsandSfio OF dollars Of the earnings Of
6Is jRife.:f Mime. Luccs, before she left Berlin,
however, wrote q letter to the Flsmrerdlat
Newspaper, In which her ?ailusions are alto
Eether toa disagreement With the manage
meat OF the royal theatres Of Berlin. She Is
accompanied by her only child, two years old.
most, extraordinary use OF advertising
" means for the promotion of crime was
recently. revealed In the criminal courts of
Australia, Two young men named Nichols
andLsstsr, both from England. and both per-
OF some education, after pursuing crlmi-
nalHvesfo for several years with varying sue
cess, hit, upon the Idea Of using the advertise
Ing columns of the newspapers to assist them
IA their deaigna. Nichols began the business
BY advertising In the Sydney Journals for q
companion TO q lady In the country. Numer-
Gus applicants presented themselves, but only
those we're selected who were well provided
with luggage. These were engaged, and
sent one after another into the bush, where
they were robbed of all they had. While
serving q term In prison for these rob-
berries Nichols became acquainted with Les
ter, who was serving term for forgery, and
when the two were discharged they conclud.
ed % unite their interests and try their for
tunes together. By advertising they got hold
Of Q young mar who had some money, took
him. the river Paramatta and murdered
HIN, having first dragged him with laudanum.
by their success they captured
aud murdered another victim, and might
have proceeded with their work Indefinitely
u: tasir last crime had not been discovered.
me nctst In both OF these cases were brought