The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-28

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.of February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
Stale the publication of allega1 and public
..noticasasa.n 4SA Nd 80"
$500 -~~
SO q,'e NEWS oFTHE DAY:
Eight balloonists have been decorated oy
the. French Government for Important ser
Vices during the late war.
lin Scotland the working people are NOV
inc In favor Of aafy-one hours as q weeks
;xork2au average of eight anda half hours q
day ,aalii3 aaf.1-,' q 49,
tho prospective demand for lumber In
Boston, for the rebuilding of the burned por-
ton OF the city, gave the dealers good chance
TO raise their pricesto an exorbitant extent.
They however, callsd s.neeting, and passed
r~esolutonsto sell their stocks on hama OF Inc
old pricesusY il Yta a!E asT: Gas...' ~
gs-Then.oldestrinhabita In Eastern Texas
has never seen suoh g dry seasoE. "a tnls'
Small streams, that were never known 10
cease running before are now nearly dried up,
and Trinity River is 30 low 1t can be forded 10
many places by chorsemen, and crossed oy
iootmeDlen logs and rocks.
e;uEiss Nilsson purchased some properly IN
Peoris, Illinois, two years ego, the deed for
Hhichggh as only inst been recorded. -ie- ap-
earasbatM ME- Jarrett neglected to do this at
the lime of the, purchase, and, as, an Hiustra-
ion of the uncertainties Of q wandering life,
Il nav be- mentioned that when the lady was
askea for the paper, she replied that 1t might
ba os.aithera In ST. Petersburg, Moscow, Paris
or London" -
The Chicago Tribune says the number of
wooden buildings In that city Is greater than
beforeth great fre;y that ninety per cent. OF
the frpn. bfick and stone buildings (so-called)
s 4, really wooden, with 9 mere shell Of brick
org9stone; tia. the IRE department., though
larger, Is sim wholly Inadequate; the police
force is small and incapable of protecting the
city; and the water supply has not been in
creased.
4Wall.hangings, made OF tin foil, are a new
Partisan Invention, which has beer made the
suh,ect of q paper read before the Society OF
Arts The, metal Is In sheets about sixteen
feet long, and from thirty to forty iocheswide.
Thse sheets are. painted and dried at q high
temperature, aud are then decorated with
many different patterns, sach az foliage, aow-
ers, geometricaI figures, limitations OF choice
woods or landscape pictures. -.
lOne of the most proftsble as well as inter-
ssting kinds Of business tora oma is the
care OF bees. In 9 recent agricultural report 1t
i; stated't6at one lady bought four hives for
ten dollars, and In FIVE, years she was offered
one thousand five hundred dollars for her
stock, .snd'refased 1t as not enough. In ad-
dtion. toihis Increase OF her capital, In one o.
these i've years'she sold twenty-five hives and
tour hundred and twenty pounds OF honey.
In Paris electricity has been resorted to IN
order to break in a couple Of zebras and a XII
ang. which would never before submit 10 Dit
or rein. By means of. q bit composed Of brass
wire, aud communicating with an electric pile
these espriolous animals are driven about the
tJardlu d,Accllmation. Directly they mlsbe-
have they'receIve a dose Of the voltaic cur
rent. which reduces them to obedience. The
inventor Of this, system is already able to drive
tandem. 80
There isn't mnch style about Commodore
Vanderbilt, with all his wealth. HIS New
York residence is q large-slzed brick house In
Waverly Place, built In the heavy English
~.style1plaln "a q barn, but full Of comfort. All
h fashion that surrounded Vanderbilt when
he bought the place has gone away uptown,
bot the railroad king prefers his comfortable
home to style. and will. probably never move.
..H,a SON william has built himself one Of the
handsomest residences In the same city, and
lives fnf grand etyle on Madison avenue.
-Pnnch says that the next: generation In
England win wear light clothes in summer;
VIM remove some. of the public statues and
edlaces which their predecessors have erect.
ed; will speak French and German, and. posi-.
BY, know something Of their own language
and literature; will. have other public places
OF amusement open to them on Sunday, be-
side public houses; vii! be better cooks; will
leave the table With tho ladies; but win still
have the national debt, dups, dentists, hum
bugs, qnacks, impostors,> absurd fashions,
authorizations, swIndlers, and the income tax.
The expulsion Of Prince Napoleon Jerome
from France has been the subject OF q cores
poncence with the procureur-general OF the
Court of 1Appesls Of Paris, In which the as
distance of that officer IA solicited to enable
the Prince to take his seat In the National
Assembly. The procureur-general replied,
virtually; that the decree Of expulsion Of
which Prince Napoleon complained was de-
cldsd on By the order of President Theirs,
after consultation with the council Of minis
.t.rs, and was, consequently, an act of the
qSy.rament, the only remedy for which was
impeachment OF the ministers In the National
Assembly.
The London Times gives the following
statement OF the Holy Father to q high poltl.
scal i~ipersonsge recently In, Rome: "lt u
frequently asked III will leave Rome and the
Vatican, and when1 shall do 80. Ny reply Is
very simple: I shall not leave the Vatican
uihitl1 tho Day comes when I can no longer, by
remaining there, govern the Catholic world.
. Until now the powers which have REMAINED