The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, July 26, 1866, Page 2, Image 2
The Daily Ne^ws.
THURSDAY MORNINO, JULY 16, 18G6.
BIrarriagc of tlie Prlnccas Helena at Wiu?i
nor < 'untie.
{From Wiltner and Smith's European Times, July 7.)
On the 5th the Princesa Helena Augusta Vic
toria, third daughter or her Majesty, was united
in marriage to his Royal Digbn*MM Prince Chris
tian of SdilesiviK-lIoiatoiii-Sondi'rboui-g Augtia
tenbiirg. The ceremony waa performed in Um
private cha pel attached to tho royal apai-tmouts
in Winder Castle.
lb was nenrlv 13 ??'?el ?ok when the distinguished
gUCBfa began to arrive, hut before that hour offi
cers ot the h??u?Johold and veoniten of the guard
wem moving in and out and breaking tho stillness
of tho little i-hupul. Artists also had been engag
ed in tho preparations necessary to socuru au
offoctivo ph itograph of tho ecoiic. Meanwhile,
tho momhiis of the royal family and other royal
and illustrions visitors woro aasomhliug iu tho
Whito Drawing-room, tho brido being in her
Majo?ty'a private a pavimento and her tjuito iu the
adjoining corridor. Prince Christian, with his
apporter?] and attendants, occupiod another of
tho grand ?into of chambers known aa tho Ro i
Room. Tho ladies ami gentlemen of the Quoon's
household assembled in tho corridor built by
Goorgo IV., to which point also tho ladioa and
gontlomon iu attendance upon tho royal visitors
wero directed. Tho Ambassadors, Foreign Minis
ters, Cabinet Ministers, and 0??era invited to be
present at the ceremony, assembled in the Rod
and Green Drawiug rooms, and thence wero con
ducted to tho scats provided for them iu tho
ehapol.
On the first ontry of tho royal party thoro was a
slight hesitation us to place.-?, caused, no doubt,
by tho ahaouoo of his Royal Highness tho Duke of
Cambridge through au attack or gout, but this
was speedily rcctitied. Lords Sydney and Caatle
rosso, tho chamberlain and vico chamberlain, em
ployed tho interval iu proceeding to tho Red room,
from which they returned with the procession of
tho bridegroom. Meudolssohu'a march from
"Athnlo" ivas played as they entered tho chapel.
His Royal Highness Princo Christian wore the uni
form of a major-general in tho British service, Hit
only member of bin suite in a foreign uniform
being the Count Rautzau, his goutloniun of honor.
Advancing to tho altar rails and making two
slight inclinations, right and left, to tho bishops
seated within, bis Royal Highness knelt for
a lew accouda in prayer, and then rising was
presented to their Majostics the King and
Queen of tho Belgians. Tho photographs, a?
Usual, convoy but au inaccurato idea of the
bridegroom, Ho is a tall, military lookiug man,
apparently between 35 and 40 years of ago
with a good forehead, but the lower part or
bis foco covered by a board?such portions of tho
face aa are visible wearing a calm, determined ex
pression tbat never forsakes them, but appears to
enter into aud influence all hia actions. There
waB a pause of nearly ton minutos before tho pio
ceaBion of the brido mado its appearance, also
heralded by a staioly march, thia tuno taken from
Handel's "Scipiouo." All preseut roao as tho
Princess, supportod by tho Queen aud his Royal
Highness tho Princo of Wales, entered the chapel ;
and tho members of the d?neront processions"
which now completely occupiod the standing room
in the contre ot ttio apartment, proceeded to tako
up new positions. The bride on entering the
ehapol was visibly agitated, but regained com
posure upon reaching her placo on tho loft-hand
sido of tho altar ; and subsequently made tho
necessary responses with a clearness and audibility
calling to mind the charm of speeohea from the
throne in days when these wero road by tho sov
creign in port-on.
It was remarked with satisfaction that her Ma
jesty, though adliering to the deep mourning
which has become characteristic of tho royal at
tire, introdueod iuto it, certain modifications tend
ing to to relievo the sombro effect. Tho Princo
of Wales wore the uniform of tho 10th Hussars,
of which his Royal Highness is colonol, and tho
Duko of Edinburgh tho uniform or hi? naval rank
Their Royal Highnesses the Princes Arthur and
Leopold wore th Highland dress, which has al
ways been a favorite costume with yountror mem
bers of tho royal faniilv.
The Queen wore a dress of black moire antique
?otoibroidored with a long crapo ?Seiaso veil falling
SflS? wad6>* a crown of diauionilB.witta necklace aud
wed?iS'r).?irDament8- Tho Princesa Helena wore a
Honiton Poil?? ot 'ich white satin, covered with
orange bloaatitoco and MMS^L?%H_ti1b__
train, ltnqd with white giit&tand trimmed roun.i
?ita Honiton laoo, mixed with bouquets and cor
dons of orange bloaaona and myrtle. Wedding
wreath of oraugo blossom and myrtle under a
splondid veil of Honiton laco. Tho pattern of tho
laco was an elegant design in ivy, rose and myrtle,
lhe Princess Louiaa wore a whito glaco petticoat
covered with tullo illusion trimmed with Brussels
point laoo under a body, and pointed tunic of blue
satin trimmed with poiut laco and blue and frost
ed silver ornamenta. Coiffure, a wroath of bluan
roses and ailver, tullo veil. Tho dress of the
Princess Beatrice consisted of a blue Batin drcsa
trimmed with point laco and blue and frosted sil
ver ornaments. Coiffure, a wreath of blush roaea
and silver, tulle veil.
Tho ladieB acting as bridesmaids wore dressed
in a white glace dress, covered with plaitings and
bouUonae of tulle, under a long tunio of silver
tulle, which iv as looped up on one side with a
cbatelamo of roses, forget-me-nots and white
heather; the body and Bkirta were also trimmed
With branchoa of pink rosea, forget-mo-n??ts and
heather ; coiffure, a wreath of pink roses, forget
me-nots and heather, with long tullo veil.
The Princess Helena's travelling dross con
sisted or a white glace slip under a dress of fine
white 8w?BB mualin, trimmed with Valenciennes
laoe, bonnet of white tulle trimmed with orange
blossom, and alargo mantle of white China crepe
lined with white silk and trimmed with fancy
chenille and silk fringe and ornamente.
Tho service was performed by the Lord
Pritaate. The Queen, in person, gave away tho
bride, responding to the inquiry made by the
Primate with a gesture full of diguity and deter
mination.
The ceremony over, the bride was warmly em
braced by Her Majesty and tho Prince of Wales
and, leaning upon the arm of her husband, her
Royal Highness was then conducted to the Whito
Drawing-room, the royal procession aoc? mpany
ingaud attending thorn, and in tho pr 'once of
the dignitarieB of the church the r?git j of the
marriage was attested in due form.
Opto- Smokiko in Londok.?A writer in All the
Yoar Round says : "There is a little colony of Ori
entals in the centre of Bluogate Fields, and in the
oentro of this colony is the opium divan. We
reach it by a narrow passage leading up a narrow
court, and easily gain admission on presenting
ourselves at it? door. Yahee is of groat ago is
nover frea from the influenco of opium, but singa
tells stories, eats, drinks, cooks, and quarrels'
and goes through the routine of his simple life
without ever arousing from tho semi-comatose
state you seo him in now. The curious dry-burn
ing odor, whioh is making yonr eyelids quiver
fiainfnlly, whioh is giving yonr temples the
hrobbiog which so often predicates a severo
headache, and whioh is tickling your gullet as if
with ? feather and fine dust is opinm. Its fumes
are curling over bead, the air is laden with them
and tho bed clothes and tbo rags hanging on th?
string above aro all steeped through and through
with tbo fascinating drug. Tbo livid, cadaveroua
corpse-like visage of Yahee, the wild excited glare
of lhe young Lascar who opona the door, tho
stolid, encop-like ruminations of Lazarus and the
other Chinamen coilod togethor on tho floor, the
incoherent anecdotes of the Bengalee squatted on
tho bod, tho fiery gesticulations of tho mulatto
and the M milla man who are in conversation by
the fire, tho somi-idiotio jabbor of tho negroes
huddled up behind Yahee, are all due to the same
fames. As soon as wo aro sufficiently acclimatized
to peer through the smoke, and after the bearded
Orient al who makes faoos and passes jibes at and
for tho company, has lighted a email candle in
our honor, wo see a Borry little apartment, which
in almost tilled by the French bedstead, on whioh
half a dozen colored men are coilod long wise
aoroBs its breadth, and in the centro of whioh is a
common Japan tray and opium lamp. Turn
which way you will, you-see or touon opium
smokers." ~
? a a -???i?.
A malicious wit says that Prince Alfred declfnod
being made Duke of York for fear the unpaid
bills of the formor poascssor of that title would
be sent to him for payment.
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Tho Constitutional Amendment In Ten
nessee.
Tho Nashvillo Union and American aayo:
Acts and Joint resolutions of tho Logislaturo ro
quiro, aiter onrollmont, tho signature of tho
Speaker? or oaoh branch of tho Legislature bo
foro they aro filed in tho office of tho Sooretary ol
Stato. Tho concurrent resolution ratifying tho
proposod constitutitiual amondraout will roquiro,
tlu-rcf'oro, tho signature of Spcakor Hoiskoll.
Tho Speaker three tusan, on Thursday morning,
docidod and doclarod that thoro WM no quorum
presout, and tho Journal of tho Houso bIiowb
liftr-four mombers only to have acted ou tho reso
hition, and that thoro wero two mom.tere in dureBs
and abaont from the Hull, by precodcut adoptod
by tliia very Houae dobarml from participation,
and thus deprived of fno action, and refusing to
act, ot to be regarded aa logialatora uuder tho
circumstances.
Tho Sponkor's decision was overruled, and he
declared tho remit un*lor that ruling, but that
arbitrary proceeding did not alter the tact aa wo
havo stated it. Tho resolution dill not receive tlio
consideration and action of tho quorum required
bv the Constitution to transact legislativo busi
ness, and tho question arise?, can tho Spoakor ap
pond his aignaturt-, and ? tlioially cortify that it
had duly and constitutionally paaacd? Tlio Sneak
er as a man?as a member?and as tho presiding
officer required to porforni this certifying act, hup
declared that there was no constitutional quorum
present, aud that the resolution failed for lack
of it. It ia truo that ho afterwards announced
tho decision of the member? voting to overrule
him (Torty-tliroo in number),- declaring that it
liad passed, but which view is to control his
action in regard to signing? Is ho a moro
register of tho edict of tho House, ad
mitting even that tho voting members wero tho
Houso, or is ho a mombor aud an officor, sworn
upon tho Constitution not "to aBBont to any bili,
vole or resolution which shall appear to mo [him]
injurious to tho poonlc, or consent to any act or
thing whatever that shall have a tendency to
lot-sen or abridge their rights and privileges aa
declared by the Constitution of tho State." (Con
stitution Art 10, Sec. 2.) The Houso has not
been able to obtain a quorum to completo tho
on(*roB?meut of tho resolution since its so-called
passage, but if it should do so and present it for
signature, tho Speaker will bo called upon to de
cido whether ho will surrender tho convictiouB of
hia judgmout upon tho regularity and legality of
tho proceeding, and abaso himself to a mero
clerical position, or adhere to his declared opiuion,
and his oath of duty, and refuso to subacribo his
signature.
The Colleoe Widows.?A late Yale College lot
tor to tho Now York Tribune contains the fol
lowing :
I would not, for tho world, have anybody notice
tho few young mon creep in wiping their chops,
having ovidoutly been taking a drink at "E.i's,"
or Austin Allen's, or Rood's, though it is without
my power to keep your attention fn*m the unmar*
tyred Ursnlinos of New Haven?tho poor "College
Widows." The College Widows are here by hun
dreds in tho custody of tho latoat class of Fresh
men. The College Widow ia she who fell desper
ately in lovo with young Adronicus. of Ohio. He
Bworo love, gave an engagement ring, billed and
cooed for all his collogo timo, and wont home to
get his governor's consent; but, it ia presumed,
died on tno way, as he never eithor wrote or came
back any more. Thus made a College Widow, bIio
hoard with favor the addresses of young Mariuu.
of Texas, who was a now Freshman and wanted
somebody to love. He was a desporate lover tour
years, but lost his memory as soon as he got hie
diploma. Thorefore, the idol of the latest Fresh
man, wearing his ring with those of her ?>ther
fond deceivers, bIio who never forgot the slip be
tween the cup and the Up, is atill hero to see the
donation of tho Woodon Spoon.
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The Gebman Wab Taxes.?A Dorlin correspon
dent writes as follows :
As time progrcaaea, tho amenitier, of war begin
to bo sensibly f?-lt by tho people. To begin with
Prussia, tbo municipal taxes in tbo kingdom have
been nearly doubled, the communities being legal
ly obliged to supply any quantity of provisions re
quired by tbo army iu timo of war. The outlay is
reimbursed after tho restoration of peace, but in
the first instanco mnst be defrayed by tbo citi
zens. Thus, in Merlin, where munioipal taxes
bavo been uo long levied at tho rato of C J por cent,
on the annual rent, 11 l-'Jtli per cent, ia exacted
since tho beginning of tho war.
%Jfn Hanover, too, people bavo abundant oppor
ahoo&i? *rid"at_rib*i_% YiU-mvJH^'tift-. "??le ?Uutill
tases, amounting to 10,500,000 francs & year
(5f. 60c. per heat?), have been actually doubled,
tho country being required to maintain tbo troops
garrisoning it. From Saxony no increaso of the
public imposts is as yet reported: but as tho Gov
ernment arc compelled to pay -10,000 francs a day
to tbo Prussian Goneral in command, besides
establishing hospitals, supplying boots, ?ta. the
ordinary revenuo will not long bo able \o bear
this additional strain upon it. For the present
people do not grumble at these extra levies. Their
attention ia absorbed by the war, and they hope
that all will soon be over, and Germany'at?length
consolidated by thoir omnmon efforts.
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Beach-Masks in Fbance.?An important work
is now in progress in France, viz: the levelling
and establishing of beach-marks throughout the
country. The object of this undertaking is to
furnish a serios of levels that will enable the
course of canals, railways, fee, systoms of drain
age and irrigation, and other public and private
works, to bo laid down on the map and marked
out on the ground without error. The operations
wore begun in 1857, under the control of tho
Minister of Public Works, and wdl be terminated
in five or six years hence. Tho work has beon
since the beginning uuder the superintendence of
M. Bourdaloue, civil engineer, to whom is duo the
scries of levels taken from the Isthmus of Suez
from the ?Mediterranean to the Red Sea. The
datum line of the levels in France is the usual sea
level; the beach-marks established on the ground
couaists of cones of oast iron, set in masonry, on
tho spot where the levels aro required to be noted,
and a great number of these have been placed in
lines of levol whioh touch seaport towns, groups
of rivers and canals, hues of railway, roads, &e.
Moro than eighteen thousand liuoar miles have
been thus laid down as baso lines; but, in order
to completo tho work, tho operations must bo ex
tended to one hundred and twenty thousand
miles, a length equal to five times the circumfer
ence of the earth, and more than half of our dia
tanco from the moon. This gigantic undertaking
is very costly, but, when once completed, it will
enable every engineor or contractor who may
wish to attach a series of levels in any part of
Frauce with those of the remotest districts to do
his by the aid of a beaoh-mark on tho spot, or
near at baud, for the maximum space between
the levels is to bo only three-quarters of a milo.
Tho accuraoy of these levels is auch that they are
trae to three centimetres, or half inch for the
whole length throughout France.
The Pbess as a Filteh.?The ondon Spectator
deolares that, as a filter for general opinion, tho
press <>f England is a failure. English journal
ism, it says, "is not a good ?trainer at all, and
does not tenu to become a better one; on the con
trary, tho meshes seem to grow finer and finer,
till nothing coarse, or thick, or solid can get
through at all, till nothing but very fine wine will
escapo; milk onlv drips at intervals, and evon
rich port is stopped by tho beeswing which ac
companies it. Journalists havo become too much
of a class?a good class, well informed, highly
tr-tined, and with great aptitude jor affairs?but
still a class whioh, like every other, has certain
f .ilnros of sympathy. Every rush of opinion, un
less overwhelmingly strong, baa to pass through
minds trained to a certain hardiness of temper,
hiuhly critical, impatient of enthusiasm, still more
impatient of opinions which cannot bo justified on
paoer."
This may be a just estimate, so far as tho Eng
lish press is ooncorned: but if tho Spectator were
to inoludo the United States, and et-tpocially New
York, in its oategory, its sharp criticism would
need modification. Some journals here could bo
named whioh have a peculiar mothod of "filter
ing"?such, for inatanoe, aa the retontion of all
tho fine wine and milk, and the escape of tho
coarser particles. These journals mistako dia
tribe for argument, am- personal abuse for manly
self-assertion. Their filters aro ont of order. The
charcoal needs sweetening and replenishing.
The theatres in Holland are olosod on account
of the cholera, whioh ia raging in Rotterdam and
other towns.
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o order. tutyslyr December 14
?i- SIMILIA HIHIJLIUU**] CUHAN'l'lia.
HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC,
m
PREVENTION AND OURE
O?
ASIATIC OKOLEBA.
As the season adrances, and Dysentery, Cholera Mor
bos, attended with Fevers, aro becoming common, a
PREVENTION fox the ASIATIC CHOLERA lfl a necessi
ty with every Individual and every family.
In tbo last visitation of Cholera In this country. Dr.
HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC was regarded, wherever the
pressure on bin time allowed it to be In trod need, as the
surest PREVENTIVE and most effectual CUBE given to
the public.
Of those who use the PREVENTIVE faithfully, only
about five per cent, wore attacked, and of cases treated
the mortality was less than four per oent.
Ono-half ounce vials.$1.00
Peoket casas, three threo-quarter vials, and took of
directions, complete. 8.00
Family cases, three one-ounoe vials, and book,
complete. 6.00
Sent by mall free on receipt of price.
HOMEOPATHIC SYPHILOIDS.
ANCHOR STPHILOID, auras Oonorrhosa, Oloet,
Old Urinary Complaints.$3.00
STAR 8?PH1LOID (cose of three bottles and book),
oures recent Syphilis, Chancres, Buboes..15.00
Sent by mail on receipt of price.
HUMPHREYS'
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Company,
No. 663 Broadway, New York.
KING & CASSIDE7,
W. A. BRUINE.
A. VV. KCKEI.A CO., Retail Agents,
No. 331 KING-STRKKT, 4th dOor aboveMorket-st.
April li_stnth6mos_Charleston. B. O.
B.J.BECK & CO. **
Ho. O PINE.8TKKET, NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURING STATIONERS,
JOB PRINTERU AND UTHOURAPHERS,
rThoUtaiea-nd Retail Dealers M? Ftrst-CUus Office Fixtures
CONSTANTLY ON HAND A SPLENDID ASSORT
MENT of Foreign and Domestic LETTER ANI
HOTE PAPER. Envelopes of every sise and quantity.
Oertlfloatea of Stock, Bond?, Checke Notes, Drafts
Billa of Exchange, Billheads and Cards, S.o., tastotnUj
scouted. >
Orden by roall will reoslvo prompt attention at low
est cash prises.
D. J. BECK.CHAS. NKWD0?B6
Ootobsraa_?rtu?lyr
Ttla- K/VSTKIIN SU. ?JA. JUUHNA1?
IB FUBLI8HHD EVER. SATURDAY MOBNINO IP
the town ot BoncousTiUe, 8. o., by W. W. B. HEN
DHR^ON. Proprietor.
l'frma.? rnro* i-Mara oarannntnta -xlv-inoeitffeiiw
ut liars tat coo* or loi, Of-*,-did
:BOCKER
?CE COMPANY,
YORK.
- GEO. F. SNIFFER, Treasurer.
ANGH OFFICE,.
3XJR, Manager,
CET, SA.-V_^NrIST_?_.H.
P TIIIS OFFICE.
Policies, issued by this Company.
od on premium, or added to tho \tolicy.
&CO.,
ARLESTON, No. 1 BKOAD-ST.
.EXAMINING PlIYaiCIAM.
rnthl
AND TRIMMINGS.
I0RTMENT OF THE
MIED GOODS
*_I._3 AT
C & COHEN'S,
_ing-street.
CHARLESTON IIKUI?MB.
JOHN ASHHURST,
Superintendent,
FORMJ-0K.LY OF No. Ml? llAYNE-STREE-f,
JUST RECEIVED AND ROW IN STORE.
A F?LL SUPPLY OP
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY
BRUSHES
PAINTS
OIXS
WINDOW GLASS
KEROSENE OIL
LAMPS, 4ft
WHOLESALK AGENTS FOR.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS*
Sterling's Ambrosia,
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
CONSTITUTION WATER,
AND AT.T. THE RELIABLE PATENT MEDICINES OP
THE DAY.
JOSEPH A. MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
No. 163 MEETING-ST..
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL.
February ?a
SOUTHERN IMPORTING
MANUFACTURING
DE??G HOUSE,
No. 238 King-street.
PRATF & W?L?? BROTHERS*
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS*.
jN"o. 238 King-street,
FOURTH DOOR ABOVifi MAR.KET-ST.,
Charleston. S. C.
N. A. PRATT. 1 S. W. WILSON. f P. B. WILSON..
Oliomist to lato G rod u ato o?
O. 8. Nitre and I j Phlla. Collego
Mining Bu-f 1 of Pharmaay, 4
reaa. ] chemist to lata
I | 0 S or?. Dop't,
The Proprietors are Native (Jeorgrlans.
July 7
WORMS "_ WORMS!
HURLEY'S POPULAR ?ORH CAHDF
IS A SPECIFIC FOR WORMS.
IN PALATABLE FORM, AND WARRANTED TO ODBH.
Order from
PRATT ?fc WILSON BROS.,
No. 338 KINO-STREET, CHARLESTON, a 0.
FOB CHILLS AND FEVER!
XT8B T___- B?ST.
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC
NEVER FA1L8 ? ALWAYS TO BE DEPENDS?
upon?nothing more relloblo than HOBLEY'B
TONIC.
Wllltnre Anne and Fevor, Chills and Fever, Intermit?
tent Pever, Dumb Ague. Every peraon who haa trie-a
Hurley'? Tonlo ?pftftkB lu high .emu? of It. A? a curativo
agent it la auaurpaaaed, and metre certain than quinina.
No bad reiult** Il ont using Hunoy's Tomo. Everybody
should use Hurley's Ague Tonic.
PRATT & WIL80N BROS.,
No. 936 KINO-STREET, CHARLESTON. B. 0.
Jnnelti*V _ti.tha
UU\AI DlAVAiA L.< TTt-HTc Ut? CUBA,
CONDLCiED BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.
iat**o,ooo in gold drawn every seventh?!
DAYa
Prise?cashed and information farnUhO-.
The highest ratet paid lor Doaoloon? anu all _l_fl
Qoid tni- un v.l. muju* CO., list ken,
Ifebruarya Cao Wo* 1?* A/oi^Jireet, Hew ?JikJ
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