The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-23

ufor the County of Charleston, under the
"sct OF February ed, 1870, entitled an act
"to regulate the publication OF all legal ana
"publlo notices."
NEWS OF TEE DAY.
-sleeping cars are unknown In England.
The Boston fire roasted q, 900 bags OF COZ
Peru uses her guano to pay her national
debt. sl.r.s
1T is agood working majority that Grant
has In nPennsylvania: l37.72s
..-rhuriow Weed, In the seventy-hhh year OF
his age has given up smoking, after half 9
centufy's Indulgence.
Queen Victoria has condescended to make
happy the family of John Brown, her High
land attendant, by paying them social visit.
Daniel Boone's sister Hannah is living In
Caldwell County, N. c.. She is eighty-fiVe
years old. ...
General Wade Hampton will deliver Lee
turei On the life and Character Of General r.
z. Lse,n in Alexandra, on the 9th instant.
gThereia widow In England. twenty-four
years Of age, who enjoys an Income OF $26o,o0o
wear. She has no other rincumbrance.
a st. Louis beer guzzler has gone to Ban
Francisco to drink match With man who
san drink fity-sIght mugs Of beer In five
hours.
Mrs. OLeary wonders ''it ,h,n Bosting
spslpeens will be after schwerlng that 1t was
hex poor baste OF a cow that. burned their
city,.
Large and elegant steamboats,, like those
that foat In our rivers, will be placed on the
Rhine next. summer for the convenience OF
travel 10 the Vienna Exposition.
GBeecher says: ~ think myself great
deal Of praying is like person drumming on
telegraph instrument without the least idea
of whgt they are doing; but even at TINT there
is somebody at the other end who knows that
somebody Is trying to do something"
New York has an amateur dramatic asso-
clation, made up entirely Of colored persons.
They pave their first public performance last
week, which iaPronounced to have been very
creditable, some Of the actors and actresses
evino,ag decided dramatic ability.
Adelaide spitzeder, the female banker OF
Munich, Is good looking lady, about thirty
i've years old. She has managed to obtain
the confidence OF the rural population OF Ba-
varia, from which she has received deposits OF
more than one million horins. She pays them
the. enormous interest Of ten per cent.
month. and lends 1t ont at double that rate.
"A writer in the Galaxy says the two great
wonderful sights Of Europe are the children Of
England and the flowers Of Paris. II any one
doubts the former assertion, let him make
pilgrimage any fine afternoon to Hyde Park
And look at the English children as they are at
piay, and he will own they are " earthly angels
OF Incompatible beauty"
what is the matter Not men only, but
horses,l cattle, swine, deer, domestic fowls,
TO-. are being attacked with all SORTS OF
strange diseases. The deer, hares and pheas-
ants are dying by hundreds near Bath, Eng
land, and post mortem examinations develop
the faot that the livers OF the dead hares arc
full or worms, and that the deaths Of ths
pheasanta. too, are owing to the presence OF
parasites In their bodies.
ut 10, a shame for women to speak In the
church, said ths: incorrigible old bachelor,
St Paul. The Presbyterians have always lite
rally accepted St. Paups ipse dixit, and to-day
are pretty nearly unanimous In regard to the
impropriety Of women taking leading part
In church matters. q They stand now exactly
where they did more than thirty years ago, a,
In 1881 the general synod drafted letter te
psstQrs, in which occurred the following: ave
witness with pain 10 some parts of the Chris.
tan Church. the introduction OF females to
lead che devotion Of a promiscuous assembly,
practice which We believe to bs not only
contrary to the word OF God, but ruinoae
to the benign and permanent influence Of
ptous females in the Church OF Christ"
The Boston Globe says: ave say to the
self-oonstisuted solicitors Of charity for Bos-
ton, that thay- have grossly misrepresented
the public sentiment Of the city; and If they
doubt It let them ask their nelghbors, or the
hrst man they meet upon the street. Boston
has no such grovelllng disposition to shift her
burdens upon the shoulders OF other commu.
nitles, aud she is not content to rest under 80
false an imputation. The press and the pub.
no abroad should understand that the COM
mittee's action Is not aud will not be sustain.
cd by the public sentiment here, and that II
will be repudlated by the almost unanimous
voice of our citizens. The help which Bos.
ton needs Is the good will, forbearance, en-
couragement and generous patronage OF those
who sympathize with her In her great calami
ty, and not pecuniary aid In relieving bel
destitute"
Mrs. Victoria Woodruff addresses lelte
to anew York paper from the Ludlow stree
jail, In which she complains bitterly OF he
martyrdom, and attributes 1t to her sex, but
consoles herself with the fact that all great re
formers had the same ordeal to 60 through
among whom she irreVerently cites Christ ant
his apostles and disciples, Galllleo, Lutt er
Calvin, Fox, Harvey, Ann Lee, Murray, Doug
lsss,i Garrison and Phillips. She asserts ths
her persecution arises from the determination
Of man 70. domlneer over woman, and pre-
vent her from supporting herself independent
of him. r She claims that her ashes, If she Il
persecuted to death, will be the seed of mar
tydom from which Thousand vIctorias viii
spring Zone Is enough for one generation