The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-27

With gas. |.
The New York Elevated Railway Is az
length working successfully, and paying e17
penses.
The Egyptian vlceroy has given a valua-
b,e lot In Cairo for the erection of an Episco-
pal Church.
Richmond, Virginia, boasts OF having
more manufacturing industry than any other
city Of Its size In the United States.
a-In England, a leading lady advocate OF
. female suffrage is said to intend being a can
didate for Parliament al 1.-THE next election. |
Its said to have taken q train of twenty,
two cars, drawn by two locomotives, to carry
the first instalment of the French indemnity
from Paris to Berlin.
The annual coal yield Of Ireland is $50, 0OO
tons Ireland is said to contain some OF the
richest coal fields in the world, but they are
worked only moderately.
The high price of meat in England Is again
raising the question as to whether the large
parks;of the nobility ought not to be yielded
tocultipation.r
The New York Tribune announces an i'm
pending exposure Of the way Immigrants are
treated on shlpboarda t Castle Garden and en-
proute to the far West. To make the thing as
realistic as possible, a reporter of that paper
has taken steerags passage from an English
port, and, If he survives the entire trip, will
relate his experience. The Tribune, it will be
recollected, recently, stirred up the insane
.~asylaBas by a-similar process.
391The Engllshtare threatened with serious
trouble about their fish supply. This, main
stay Ct the poorer classes seems to be- failing,
and less fish, In spite OF all the increased faclli
Ties for securing and transporting them, were
delivered In London last year than In the year
1913. Tho present form of complaint is against
g the mlddle-men, who throw fish away and sell
H. L ss demand @aasfs 81 ! fSR f qats. f Bte sfa sRs9 Ri epq qeaz
sons for thinking that the waters about the
Islands are becoming depleted, and already
efforts have been made toward transplanting
some Of our varieties to British waters.
hss-Isis pleasant to be assured, per cable, that
z the Imperial meeting at: Berlin was arranged
solely in the Interest OF peace. AT any rate,
that Is the burden OF the explanations, official
and semi-oficial, which reach us' from Berlin
and Vienna. Prince Bismarck, replying to an
address, from adeputatIon, enlarged upon the
importance of. convincing the, commercial
world that the conference mustb be accepted as
8 guarantee Of peaos;oapd Count Aoltke re-
maxked;ion thessame occasion, that the main
object cfthe three emperors and their minis
-ter8 was to increase and confirm the conf
dsnee of the people In the maintenance OF
peace. So we suppose we must consider thai
siit,is all settled now.
THE Borsen Zeitung, of Berllcs says that
rnewsi 10 current OF the Berlin Exchange that
notice wln shortly be given OF the intention to
{ repay the entire amount Of the five loans made
sbyfthes Federal Government to the German
[" Empire asa means for the prosecution OF the
war! against France. The Borsen ZeltuDg
adds that there is good authority for the state
;meht that the notice will be given for the lst
OF January, 1873, but that 1t will be optional
for holders TO present their evidences Of in-
d%ebtedness for redemption on the LIST Of Octo-
Der, 1872, at which date an additional relm-
ehursement to the extent Of one. halt of one per
cent! will be granted.
LAsreport gained currency, through the
medium! OF a cable dispatch, last week, that
the German Government had issued q circular
intended to restrict the emigration Of It's sub.
jects, : and threatening to treat those who
would be vlolators OF the orders contained
therein. .'as outlaws, over whom a special
surveillance and supervision has been institu-
ted.n The German consul-general now says
that no such q circular has been issued to his
knowledge. Further investigation falls to
G discover In what manner the circulation OF the
reportcan be useful to emigrant agents or
other f0rwarders. The rate of emigration Is
falling off as the winter approaches, steerage
travellers dreadlng stormy voyages. The pa
pers published. in Germany contain nothing
which: would authenticate the circular refer
red to, and lts Issue has not been officially an.
!!nounced.
Professor Muller, In course OF lecturesin
Berlin, offered a simple and mechanical eX-
PLANTATION OF the universal admiration bestow-
ed oncircles. The eye Is moved in Its socket
by six muscles, OF which four are respectively
employed to raise, depsess, turn to the right,
and to the left. The other two have an ac-
ton contrary to one another, roll the eye on
: sxis, or from the outside downward, and
inside upward. When, therefore, an object ia
presented for inspection, the first act Ia
2 that of circumcision, or going round ths
boundary lines, 30 as to bring consecutively
every individual portion Of the circumference
upon the most delicate and sensitive portion
of the retIna. Now, If figures bounded by
straight lines be presented for inspection, it
Is obvious that but two of these muscles can
be called into action; and 1t is equally evt
dent that In curves OF q circle or ellipse all
: must alternately be brought into action.
The effect then ia, that W only be en-
ployed, as in rectillnear figures, those two
nave an undue share of labor; and by repeat
ing the experiment frequently, as we do In
cniionood, the notion OF tedium is instilled, q
dla.ate for Straight lines is gradually formed,
ano We are led to prefer those curves which
supply 9 more general and equable share of
After FORESTER, the alleged murderer ot
Nathan, in New York, was released sna ~
manded to the Tombs to await the recu,s,,,on
OF 1.-THE Governor of Illinois, to which State be
owes thirteen years service In the penltentiarv
a Nav York T1mea rennrtor oolloa ~