The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-20

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1872.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Ole Bull will make q tour through the
South this winter.
The next Shakespearean revival at Bootas
Theatre during the coming winter Will Dc
rKing John,n which ia already In preparation
The cotton brokers and factors az Calves
tom propose to change their association Into a
formal cotton exchange.
Gas "a furnished to consumers in London
at the rate. OF So. Sd. per 1000 feet Several
railways, however, obtain 1t at %. Sd.
-ThelP Paris publishers and journals have
largely reduced ,heir prices for literary labor
since the wal.
Anew bridal parties linger at Niagara, and
their billing and cooling, 1t is said BY a bache'
lor who has Just returned, can be heard above
the roar Of the falls.
Prince Arthur, the third son Of Queen Vic
toria, who Is an officer in the English army,
will, It Is said; shortly appear as an author IN
o series OF contributions on military subject,
to London Magazine.
1t Is proposed, In Paris, to designate the
different business houses and offices by means
OF coloredr lamps. Thus, doctors would have
green lamps, telegraph stations and postofices
blue, hotels and boarding houses yellow, DC.
Admiral Wlnslow, who commanded the
Kearsarge when she sunk the Alabama, WILL
receive twenty-four Thousand dollars as his
share OF the prize money. Farragut received
about e~lghty.nlne thousand dollars prize
money.
The venerable German Field Marshal Won
Hotksis living quietly In the little Sllesian
Town of schweIdlitz. He can be seen there
every day In a long black srosk coat, smoking
an enormous pine and reading the newspapers
a4 the only cafe In the Mace.
The aemI.ofticial North German Gazette
h.a bean sold with ali is premises and plant
to- committee of bankers for five or six hun
-thalers. No change will be
made In the editing or political principles of
the paper. DR.. Brass remelns head editor.
Asa measure intended for the repression
Of emigration to America, the Prussian t.nT
eminent has epjoined scnoolmaster eeneia-
", who have been 70 8 great eA'ens
ployed as snb-agents, to report every oher y,
sub-sgencles, or Of commissions 70 % psio
for securing emlgrants, Immediately 10 the
police authorities In their district.
IN. Oermont-Ganneau, says the London
Art Journal, has, made q remarkable discove-
D. He Las found on Mount Morian one OF tne
very tablets which, according to Josephus,
were set upby Herod the Great within tne
temple, 70 warn persona from entering the
sacred inner enclosure. The tablet was useo
on Mount Moriah as q tombstone, and OF
courSe!could not be removed. The letters OF
the time ofHerod are said to be perfectly clear
and distinct
s.-Nessrs. Plon, the well known publishers,
ofthe Rue de Ia Garanciere, are bringing an
action against Louis Gharles Napoleon bona'
pazte, Smerly Emperor OF the french, ana
now residing In C%hiselhurst England, to re-
cover sss,,7ssf CSC. for printing and delivering
the, small edition Of the Life OF Cesar. This
cas- win be, tried before the hrst chamber OF
the otvlitribunal at the beginning OF the next
term. By delivering" the Lie OF Cesar,
SSPASo
aeies, reviewers and landlords OF country inns,
who were the only persons that could be in
duced to take them. The large edition cost
<ne puhnsher 2oo'oool., Tor which he laid SELF
ure with other creditors on the personal eff
tects OF tae: emperor ana Empress found In
tne darae-meuoie
-Ine lockout OF tue mecnanics III Lonoon
has ended, after q bitter and prolonged con-
test extending over Blk months, IN q victory
TOR the men. W say. victory, altnougn
compromise was effected, for the arrangement
Is one thst advances the wages of the men
and Lessons the hours OF LABOR. me agree
ment Is, nrieny: "inat Tue Working noars De
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