The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-16
Tbe GbarleStnn Aems.
FRIDAY, AUGUST l6, 1872.

FRIDAY, AUGUST l6, 1872.
NEWS OF THE DdK.
Boston boasts of q servant girl who once
sang In coffee-rooms with Miss Nilsson.
a little toilet powder applied alter bath
will often relieve the distressing eruption
known as prickly heat.
Mario is said to have got into his even
tenor again so for as his voice Is concerned
and his creditors are in hope that ne Will ui''-
mately be able to recall all bis notes.
Madame Parepa-Rosa has received tne
Rae,hoven gold medal from the London fhli-
horron,c Society, at whose concert recently
she sang with great effect the "Ah' Pernoo
besldes Joining Mr.. Stanley in duet
I'M. Beck, general Of Order OF Jesults' has
.,,ed an Assembly OF Jesults, at Rome, to
consider the project of changing The name
and dress of the Jesnits expelled from Prus-
sia, and making as many as possible enter INTO
arders which are still suffered there.
lat the recent sale of the Middle Park stud
in England, three hundred and thirty-nine
head. of thoroughbred stock were sold for s5l2,
b7sip gold: Blair Athol sold for s63, $50; Glad
iateur sold for $685. 700; Breadalbane sold for
s3o. 600: saunterer sold for sl0.7l0, and Victor
inns sold for $40, 200. The above prices are all
in gold and silver.
PrevIous to their departure from New
York the French band received from the
French citizens of the American metropolis,
through the editor of the Courier des Etats
Unis, magnificent testimonial In the shape
6ta gold Tyre, studded with diamonds. Each
Of the iity-ase members of the band received
the token.
The approaching conference of the three
Em1perors OF Germany, Francis Jo-
seph of Austria, and the Car OF Russia-is
discussed by the foreign papers, but the politi-
cal, object Of the meeting, II 1t has any, does
not seem to be known 10 any OF the writer's.
tits thought likely that the International may
be the common enemy against which war is to
Le waged; but 1t that is so, why Is President
Theirs not Invited? He seems to hate the In
S ternational as much as any of them. The re-
suits Of the meeting will be looked for with
interest.1
Mr.. william johnson, member OF Parlia-
ment for Belfast, a leading OrangemGn In Ire
: land, who has on one OR two occasions been
conspicuous In demonstrations against the
Was, received at the Cooper Union Monday
evening by the Orangemen of New York, and
made. in RESPONSE q somewhat extended ad-
dress. He defended the Orange celebrations;
the days they commemorsted we're iesilvals OF
civil and religious liberty, and In that spirit
were they kept. His illusions to The BRUSH
Protestant heroes and annlversarles-the day
on which he spoke being one oil them, that oil
the!deliyerance of Derry-were received with
hearty applause The audience was large.
.-One of the results OF the discovery Of DR..
livingstone 4s that the English Government,
according to the language OF the Queens
speech delivered on the occasion oil the proro'
cation of Parliament on last Saturday, "has
taken steps Intended to prepare the way for
dealing more effectually with the slave trade
ON the east coast of Africa" The London
Times of Monday, in an editorial article, con-
meets this announcement with the dispatches
from DR.. Livingstone, recently received at the
British foreign office. Livingstone, it Will ne
remembered, in his letters published In the
New York Herald, devoted much space to the
system of slavery still prevailing In the section
of Africa visited by him in his current explora-
tons.
The Weldon IN. C.) News has an editorial
ON the frauds of Halifax County, FROM which
wa take the following: TN Halifax Township
the registration books of 1868 and 1870 were
copied in full, without any revision, and voting
carried on accordingly. The office where
registration was carried on was very frequent
1v left omen and the books exposed to any QUE
who desired to register. Persons voted under
names which were marked on the book dead,
and numbers voted under assumed Dames,
while others who had only been in the county
afew days were permitted to vote. AtPainyra
there we're nineteen more ballots than persons
registered. Captain Kitchen protested against
counting the votes at the time. At this place
and at Iitlleton there were aagrant irregular
ities in registration and voting, which will be
brought out In good time. With these lights
before us, and the fact that the vote was eight
hundred and ftty-two 10 excess OF the voting
n9DulaC1OQ, uOj COuutluS uOalho anu ochOt oS-
partures, what can we term it other than
fraud ,n
A letter from Salerno says: "The band of
the brigand Manzi has chosen Glffone for its
headquarters. A few days ago fifteen brlgands
boldly entered the Town of Giffone, and going
to cafe, captured signor Giuseppe Mancnsi,
one of the richest landowners of the district.
signor Mancusi is old and lame. 1t is feared
that his captors are inspired more by thirst
for revenge than for money, as it is known
that signor Mancusi acted as juror in the first
trial of the band commanded by this terrible
brigand. According to the latest news,
another person, Signor Capello, was captured
at the same time. The two gentlemen were
talking together at the cafe, situated upon
the plaza. The brigands carried them of,
stripped them when they had gotten beyond
the houses, andforced them TO dress as peas
ants. A crowd OF people had assembled, who
coolly watched the proceedings without being
IN tho laast alarmed for themselves and when