The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1872.
NEWS OF THE DAP.

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NEWS OF THE DAP.
-M,ss Constance Rothsehild, the eldest
daughter of Baron Meyer de Rothschild, Is
about to be married to the Hon. Mr.. -Yorke,
son.of the Earl OF Hardwicke and brother OF
Lord Royston,l - . ass 80
:.--MIss Alexander, q California actress, who
was for ten years member OF Brig nam
Youne's family, will be the next to tell on the
lecture platform what she knows about MOT
monism. -..
Perhaps the coolest performance OF tne
aga, Is the public appearance IN San FRANCISCO
t6Is week of Mrs. Laura Fair, the acquitted
murderess, as a lecturer upon the subject OF
NWolvss in the Fold.n
The Boston Pilot printing establishment,
which was destroyed by the late eonfagration,
issruued its regular edition az usual. Mr. Oons-
hoe, the publisher, says that even In worse
Condition OF affairs. s.we shall LOOK only to the
rising sun, trust In God and 60 on working :
Tho Supreme Court OF New York has
unaninously set aside the conviction OF Ro-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sentenced last November
To seven years' imprisonment for the murder
of Alice Bo Hlsby, by procuring an abortion on
her. and ordered new trial. Rosenzweig
will 7bs brought Immediately to New YORK
City. 37rSi"i . -
Tho cantons OF Switzerland were ablaze
With patflotic excitement on Sunday, IN the
celebration of It's i've hundred and ffty-sixth
anniversary of independence. The legend OF
the, unsrring bow OF Tell, still metaphors the
more eadHrlDg victory Of Aorgarten and the
formation OF the federal compact between the
cantons of Schwytz, Un and Unterwalden.
aGLT There has been for some weeks past con-
siderable controversy In Evangelical circles IN
Washington respecting the propriety OF the
Sunday night lectures at the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. Some OF
<he members think that these meetings draw
persona away from the stated meetings at the
!" churches ca Sunday night Others hold that
the meetings aeths association room reach
GLASS OK persons whom contlhucGs church SER
vices do not interest.
-Ipsurance circles In New York are excited
over rumors that Judges in adjoining counties
are ready to appoint rocoivuro- on Q. parte
statements with view Of making money out
of the mlsfortunes of the companies. Under
writer's say they will resist all such action, and
hope the next Legislature will so improve the
law that companies temporarily affected by a
great disaster may not be pushed Into liquida-
don on an ex-parts statement OF any one
Sttusted by motives OF malice or gain.
ut is expected that the second inaugura-
ton Of General Grant will be made the occa- /
sion OF grand review In the City Of Washing
ton of representatives Of the uniformed militia
ofall the States. The Filth Maryland Regiment
J Of, Baltimore, two companies from Richmond,
rixsregiments from New York, and several
Pennsylvania companies ere among the mill
tafy which win be present, but 1t Is expected
that not only the Atlantic coast, but the West,
and even the Pacific slope will have military
companies on the ground at the grand review
OF that occasion.
The New York letter of the Philadelphia
Ledger sass : ..Secretary Boutwell,, while In
that city the other day, made no secret ofsthe
fact to personal friends Of his determination
10 retiree from tho, Cabinet after the 4th of
March," heNsw York Journal of Commerce.
states that there Is good authority for the be-
lief that the President win promote Assistant
Secretary Richardson to the treasury portfolio
MSAaio iof Mr.. Bontwell's election to the Sen
RpsS expected. II this Is done the President
will give another exhibition OF his Intention to-
create reiorm. in the distribution of offices,
whlch will partially rid him of the politicians.
The Prince OF Wales recently paid visit
to the Earl of Aylesford at Packington Hall,
Warwickshire, and the local newspapers give
an eloquent account Of the manner in which
the noble earl entertained his princely guest.
The first day was deyeted to rabbit shooting.
H6KoyaI Highness and eight other gentle
men, each armed With double barrelled gun
and followed by an attendant with another
gun ready loaded, went out Into his lordshlp's
covers in heavy rain, and butchered with
such diligence the little animals which the
beaters startled from their hiding places, that
by nightfall they had accumulated heap Of
seven hundred and nlnety-eight carcasses.
His Royal Highness spent the second day In
killing pheasants, and 1t is to be hoped that
his noble entertainer had some fresh form Of
slaughter In readiness for him on the day fol-
loving. 'a:ss !
The New York Herald speaks OF the dis
ease which has lately broken out among the
fowl creation as follows: "Up the Hudson.
and from the highlands and lowlands of this
river, back to the susquehanna, aud how much
further we know not, q terrible disease has
broken out among the poultry. Chickens are
dying from It by hundreds, and ducks, geese
and turkeys in the market are said to betray
evidences Of the same malady. 1t appears to
resemble the epizootee; the fowl affected has
running atthe nose. But In addition to this
symptom of catarrh, the victim becomes dizzy,
its head swells, and it soon dies Of cerebro.
spinal meningitis. From the latest informa.