The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-26

the a6sgncs2 OF rain and the rapldity with
witch fhe. bbolls open. 1t Is. very, probable
fhsss mi The cotton will be housed by the 18th
oGt6ls month, and 1t viii certainly be housed
b 1.-The irst OF November, unless there should
be an unprecedented spell of bad weather.
s.flTne Bishop Of Enthusiastically saldthat No
thought any man who said that the. sgricultu-
rariaborerslof. that district were uuderpald
oughttup be sducked In q horse:pond." b
agricultural laborers; of that district get an
average of$2 so Q week. The Bishop OF Glou'
scsster gets oyer $500 . week. The London
Times comes to the rescue rather swkwardiy,
,.bEcanlng the remark q 'post prandial alp OF
ot.thea That's dragging His Grace
;thronghthe mud to get him out of the mire.
n AN exhilarating Whit OF rumor m
across the prairie from Indianapolis. 1t Is
reported there aud In Washington that an
edort IL TO be made to defeat the reelection
Of Senator Morton, and the news has had the
eject OF profoundly sgitating the loyal Grant
lite hears. The means BY which this project Is
contemplated to be effected Ia a coalition be-
tween, the Democratic members of the H.
diana Legislature and such Republican mem
ers a. the interchangeable senator has not sue
,rcssdedin purchasing.
.sai-Mra. Torrey; thesplrit medium in Atlanta,
hsass explained the devIlment at old man Sur
rency,s on the Brunswick Road. "Her ex-
plantation Is that the occurrences taking place
there were caused By a turbulent spirit acting
through the medium Of Q human agent, In or
49, hoo,o 6otrlfo nom onlu oot fhHNnOh
hnman sgenta-called mediums. Mediums
may be unconscious of their powers. The
disseminated spirit creating these disturbances
might explain it fully IL questioned BY the
proper medium All right. We understand.
The gloriication of those two young
eourlsta whe, were first to enter the crater Of
.Yssaytus 1incesAageruptlon was premature.
They have not beenheard from since, and what
2thelesterffble fate was can only be snrmised'
In this same month, sixteen years ago, "
Englishmea Of birth and fortune and . French
comedian committed the same terrlble' error.
The same ambition which urged them to scale
the heights Of Matterhorn also nerved them to
search Yesuvius, and they were either lost In
some labyrinth Of lava and ashes or smother
eddy vapor OF sulphur. a
The last ebullitlon Of revengeful patriot
ism, on the part of the French, has proceeded
from the busy brain Of one N. Pasteur, a
scientist and "a 'concoctor. OF beer. de has
takenput q patent for q new process of brew
ing, and crafily denominates the product
thereof ..Blere de Ia Revanche National" He
also appeals to his countrymen to purchase
his patriotic liquid insubetltution for the beer
Of their naughty conquerors, the Germans,
and modestly omits all mention of the fact
that. such q course, If generally adopted,
.Woaldtend not only to the qualification of NJ.
pssteur,s loyalty, but also to the excessive dis
tension of his pocketbook. This proposal re-
-m,nds one of the war which the French con-
.tsmplsted ,wsglng against Messrs. Moet q
Chandon, on the ground that the first member
Of the firm wa 8 German. But when 1t be-
came known that N. ChandoD, on the con
trary, was. q very patriotic Frenehman, q
serious dilemma arose among the bon ViVsnts,
which was solved In q burst of merriment by
the suggestion OF q Partisan wag that only
hair bottle OF the toothsome beverage should
be bought; As for NJ. Pasteur's propositions
It's adoption will depend mainly, doubtless,
upon the excellence or non-excelence of his
.'bIere.p AS with others, the way to q patriots
heart iB generally down his throat.
The New York Herald says Mrs. Greeley
still lies in s ~critlcat condition at the residence
OF Mr.. Alvin J. johnson, on F%ifty-seventh
stresss Her disease is consumption, and she
has been suffering from 1t for over ten years.
Che went some years ago to Nassau, and more