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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-03

ANTIQUE FASHIONS TO DE REVIVED IN
ITALY.-It is said that the women of
Italy are beginning novel crusade
against foreign fashions in dress. TIE
models with which they propose to re-
place those Of the French are to be
taken partly from the most graceful and
artistic of the antique garments pictured
by famous Italian painters. Native art
lists IN gowns will aid in this queer re-
formation. and monthly journal will
advocate it strenuously. Possibly next
years birds Of passage will find the
roman and Fiorentine women making
themselves beautiful in the most striking
costumes of Titien and Da Vinei's pic.
lures. For modesty's sake, let this not
go too fer back.
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LATE OF INTEREST IN EUROPEAN MONEY
GENTREs-On the 18th of October, the
Bank OF England advanced it's minimum
rate OF interest to six per cent. At the
same time the open market rates for
sixty and ninety day bills was 81, and
OF three months bills. 50 to 5IS per
cent. AT tho same time the rates Of in
terest Id New York on call, secured by
government bonds, was 6 to per cent,
aud on commarcial paper from 12 to Is
per cent: Tue quotations for money ut
tho great European oentres during the
same week wore as follows: at Paris,
bank rank, 3 per cent; market, 1905.
Amsterdam. bank rate, 81; market.
per cent. Hamburg, 4 per cent; Ber.
I'm, 8; frankfort, 5; and Antwerp, bank
rate, 4; market, 31a per cent.
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The experiment ut Westviile, Conn.
OF factory for the extraction of oil from
cotton waste. has proved decided sue
cess. BY this process, old grimy, greasy
rags and waste cotton are rendered per
fectly pure, odorless and mcrchantable,
The waste Of the Connecticut nnd Mas
sachusetts cotton mills will moro than
supply tho WestviIle oil extracting
works with material.
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"Transaotions in Hair" is tho beading
given by n Detroit editor to an account
OF female street fight.
BIC. 900. 600 have been provided for
the travelling expenses of the Shah of
Persia while in Europe. Happy man!
An effort is being made to divide Beau
fort into two Counties.
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Funeral Invitation.

Inc friends and scquaintances OF 3Ir. Robt.
A. Lynch and family. and OF the families OF
Dr. John Lynch and Mr. John Bauskett, arc
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral OF
the INFANT DAUGHTER Of Mr. Robert l..
Lynch, at st. Peters. tCatholic) Church, TO-
DAY. at 12ocIcck.
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The Raleigh Sentinel says: eve nre
pleased to learn that large number of
English emigran.s continue to arrive
AS many as fifteen families have re-
comfy arrived and settled in this State,
the most recent being tho families of
Messrs. J. T. Jones and N. P. Chevasse.
numbering nineteen in all, from North.
amptonshire. and Birmingham, England.
Those gentlemen, we learn, have pur.
chased the handsome estates ard resi-.
dences of the late Col. P. T.. A. Jones.
near Henderson, in Granville County,
through the agency of the North Caro-.
lima Land Company, of which they take
immediate possession"
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A MOTHER case OF yard wide PRINTED
A CREIONS, just received; selling at 1Gic
yard. Cheapest goods ever sold in this
Our s:ouh OF CARPETS. SaAwLS.
CL0AkS, SCARFS, FURS, BLANKETS and
DRESS GOODS has been largely repenshcl
as well a. every other department in the
store, to meet tho wants of tie trade during
Fair week.
A full limo of KID GLOVES opened, in one
AMI two Buttons, in all colors
Noy3 VIM d. LOVE kCO
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B. G. SILVER & co.

Second purchase OF the season. One of the
partners DAVID JONES' just home from
his second trip this season. Goods cheaper
than ever; our trade c1celling anything We
ever had before; our stock larger, by many
thousands, than ever; our store packed from
cellar to garrett with goods, and lively with
buyers. We make no special boast Of prices;
we simply know that the people, who are gene
rally intelligent about the value of goods, arc
hocking to Us from all quarters. We buy
cheap and We sell cheap. Wo conduct our
business on principles OF economy and jns.
tice, and leavo the balance to the people and
tho Ruler OF ali, anu arc not only gratihad
with but thankful for our exceedingly fiattcr-
ing trade. Como on; como to us. We are
doing our best to save money for our patrons,
assuring them tina. no auch vast and marpi
ficent stock of merchandise can be shown
South.
r. G. SILVER & co.
r. G. SILVER. DAVID JONES. JH. DAVIS.
Nov
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VIcToRAs WAsuING.-A London let
ter to the Boston Post says: There is
much excitement in the usually drowsy
little town of Richmond-on-Thame lust
now, owing to q request on the part OF
her Majesty that the roads might be
opened, to lay pipe from the Crown
conduit on Richmond Common to the
Royal Laundry ut Kew, and the per.
emptory refusal Of tho request by the
town vestry. The Richmondians are
rather averse to having their water sup
ply cut off, even for the loyal object OF
washing her Majesty's apparel, and the
solf-constituted friends of the Queen
have been very free with their charges OF
disloyalty, republicanism, chartism, etc.
against the opponents Of the request OF
the vestry. At meeting of this body
! the other night tho discussion on re-.
scinding the refusal was very bitter
ono, in the course of which Maxwell.
the publisher, got very much excited
over an allusion to Miss Braddon and
Belgravia, and came within m ace OF
inauguratinga u regular tumble down fight.
Maxwell was very chivaIrous in his cham.
pionship Of the Queen, but was outwit-
ted and howled down. Richmond stands
| stoutly by its conduit, and her Majesty
must look elsewhere for the supply q,
water for her wnsher-women. The affair
amuses everybody, as it is known to be {.
royal scheme Tor snving money.
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The comments of the Paris press upon
nj. Theirs action in cxpelling from
France Prince Napoleon aud the Princess
Clothilde, his wife, are quite unanimous
in disapproval of that course. The
!Honiteur, the Journal de Paris, the .Soir.
IN. Thiers' evening orgnn,) the Libe,le.
the PresSe, and the France all unite in
finding fault with the French executive.
The Noniteur snys: eve cannot but dis
approve of tho expulsion of Prince Ma
poleon." The 4Soir observes that "the
measure adopted against the Prince must
be severely censured." a very proper
and sensible view of the matter is taken
by the Journal lie Paris, which remarks,
In the course of an elaborate article:
"We protest against the expulsion of
Prince Napoleon, arbitrarily ordered by
NJ. Thiers. We wish to see legality
reign everywhere for ourselves and for
everybody else"
The other papers mentioned pursue q
slmllar tone. The Prince and Princess,
1t appears, went to France furnished
with regular passport, and while there
courted no concealment. In ordering
their departure from the country. Nj.
Ihiers probably acted in tho interest Of
q due sense Of caution, and, perhaps,
based his authority to expel them upon
the fact that while the decree of exile
against the royal families has been abro.
gated, that against the Bonapartes is
still in force
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lNFANr1cIDE IN ISD1A-FRMA1E Cn11.
DREN DEsTRoYED.-The Central Pro-
VlHces reports for 1870 supply the an
nexed account in regard to tho preya-
lence of infanticide in that country: A
regular village visitation was instituted.
and evidence taken as to the proportion
OF boys and girls, and some other neces-
sary facts. One magistrate reports hav-
ing visited ninety nine villages, inhabit-
ed by clan whose head is the Rajah of
Amorha. Eighty-six of tho villages
were suspected. In seven villages in
habited by one caste. there we're 1O4
boys and only one girl, and that one girl
had probably been saved by being
Drought up in her mothers family, alto
gether apart from her father. The
baboos OF Asogpoor had twenty boys,
ana mo girl has ever been married from
among them" In ten villages of an
other caste, there was not one girl, and
in another ten, "a marriage of o girl is
an unknown ceremony" Nearly all the
families of the Baboos and Konrs prac.
tice the crime, with the exception of
Luckmanpore. who had twenty bows
aud twentyone girls-a most honorable
exception, where murder is the ruling
social law.
In one village in Oodey bore, O venera
bic pundit said: II have lived near the
place, both man and boy, close on eighty
years, and never saw marriage in it, ="
In some districts there has been conside-
rable improvement The Lieutenant
Governor. ;n referring to the Agra Dis
trlct, said: "In 1S40 only three female
infants among the guilty clans survived
their birth; in 1S41 there we're fourteen
IN 1912 there were twen!y-eight, and in
1865 there were 1888; about forty -four per
cent. OF tho Guild population. I could
give you very large number of in
stances from these reports, both rs to
the crime and the great change that has
been brought about by an indefutigable
body of officials acting under enlighten-
ed and sympathizing chiefs. Here is ono
answer. at all events. to those who tell
MS that English rule is doing nothing for
lndin. There is no doubt that we are
fnlling in many respects, aud in some
where the East India Company succeed
ed; but there are certainly some particu-
lars iii which British power is enrolled
in the service of civilization"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-21
A PLEA FOR MR.. JAMES j. RILEY.
The Post Office Alleged Conspiracy Against
the Assistant Superintendent Of the Foreign

The Post Office Alleged Conspiracy Against
the Assistant Superintendent of the Foreign,
Department..
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In the nimsy conspiracy case against J. j. Riley,
which came up before Commissioner Belts on Fri
day afternoon uhe report OF which VIII be found In
yesterdays HERALD) it was expected there would
have been time for Dir. Riley to have given an ex-
PLANTATION Of the misconceIved facts against him.
which he Is anxious TO do. AS is the case will be
called again, when he Will have the opportunity to
vindlcate himself, which all who know him viii
fully believe In his power to do.
Your correspondent has known James J. Riley
from an orphan boy IN this city, when his crcuIn-
stances would rave almost excused him for appro-
pflatlng his employers money to his own use; but
possessed OF God-9iven inheritance OF the most
sCrupulous honesty the many temptations which
surrounded him never Overcame MIN; and his
good habits, strict integrity, and faithful ad-
herence TO whatever position he was placed
In commented the friendship OF business
men. wDo entrusted him with large amounts or
ways did to their entire satisfaction. Mr.. Riley tS
now ABOUT fifty years oil age. nc went INTO the
Post once In IS4J, through the fnnuence OF the late
James Il. Taylor, VINO. up TO the Tune OIL MS DEATH
was personal friend ana advocate OF Mr.. Riley.
IL has frequently been remarked by the Oldest
officials In the Post ONCE that II there was one
honest man In the government employ James J.
Riley was that individuals; and none can more
deeply regret the dlshOnOraDle thrust at ais ia
stained reputation than the ume-hon0red 0fficas
OF that department., knowing now faithfully he has
performed his duties to the government and how
KIND nave been his acts TO those under his dctaton.
MIR. Riley has been for some Time past In poor
was brought against HIM IL almost sent him to an
lmtimely grave, as well as his most estimate wife.
VINO has been under PHYSICIANS care Tor long
Coz spare even their enemy from such suffering
as he has been permitted TO in1ct upon them Is the
wish OF FRIENDLY MINISTER.
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neither profitable nor Chrstianlike Let him remem-
Der what the gentle Irving says OF the grave OF
enemy, and 1.-THE poor handful OF earth that lies
Wondering before him.
The death OF James Fisk was as tragical as his
life had been singular and cOmcal He certainly
possessed remarkable powers OF intellect 70 oil so
large space IN the public mind at the early age OF
thirty-seven. Destitute alike OF morality or shame,
he appeared TO take q strange delight IN freely
exposing all the weaker and viler paris OF his ma
ture to the public
More than match for the shrewdest, most un.
prlnclpled and experienced lnanclers OF Boston or
New YORK, he fell before the Establishments OF
woman he knew to be alike destitute OF virtue,
honesty or morality. But we should not Judge too
harshly OF James Fisk. He was but the creature OF
clrcumstances-a Legitimate truit OF the state OF
public and private morality existing when he began
his career. He found Legislatures corrupt and he
purchased then; he found Judges vena and he
6rloed them; he found large part OF society
magnilcence, and ne gratlded the taste
Of that portion or society. How much further he
could have gone on IN this course II the assassins
bullet had not suddenly put stop to II, no one can
TELL out the closing scenes OF his death-bed con-
dOned for much OF the waywardness OF his life.
When he knew that death was inevitable, with as
much GOODNESS as he would have given an order TO
one OF his subordinaJes he dictated ms will, making
no foolish frivolous bequesCs but giving the bulk
OF his vast estate TO his wife. He made ample pro-
vision for his aged parents and sister, and muni1-
Gently remembered the children OF those who had
befrlended hun when ne needed friends. Let the
mantle OF charity cover his sins-and may 1t be
long before his counterpart appears to dazzle and
vex the world again.
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THE WAYS OF WHITLEY.
Transforming an Honest Man Into Rogu
to Catch KOgues.

Transforming AN Honest Man Into n Rogue
to Catch KOgues.
To answer charge impeaching his character
Detective Patrick @. Smith, OF the Newark IN. Jj
police force, received summons from the Court at
Albany one day last week. "Patn has twice been
OH the police force under different police admins
tratlons. While the commission was In vogue he
had unlimited leave Of absence. without pay. and
turned MS time TO account by accepting position
IN Colonel Whitley's secret service, directly Unuer
MIR. Ichapod Z. Netteshlp. IL seems that in order
TO completely make away' with one Leonard +.
Clar~ a leading lignt IN gang OF "quecr" opera
tors, "Par' found 1t necessary to become "queer"
Character himself. He purchased a quantity OF the
stun aud then arrested the seller. Clark's gang
mad heretofore baifled all attempts TO
trap tnem Another OF the gang has
since been captured, and in order 10 try and
save himself told some ugly stories about Pat
rat proceeded TO Albany, accompanied by Chief
Iiasoy, ex-Aiderman q. ii. Brown, 4. II. Rojers,
Leuienant M. J. kirwin, Mr.. Henry Wamoold ana
De.eCuve l. Z. Nettlesnip, and answered the COM
pialnt approaching his reputation. The persons
named an combined In saying That Pat was model
vi run aud uprightness. lie was released and the
real couhterleiters sentenced TO state Prison,