The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1866-11-24 00:00:00

EPITOME OF .NEWS.
• BRITISH AND'FORLIGa.

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A book is just out which is written to prove that
AstfolloMellarel wrong. Itl eatotafneg that the earth
In lat. -
According' to the terms pr the American Ocean
Yacht Race that II coming off nett month„ the •Inner Is to
challenge ail yacht owners In Ragland locate tor 1001000idoln.
In wild. . .
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,Kean appeared for the first
time in the Theatre Royal, Dubin], on Saturday sight,. alter
their tour round the world. Phere wmas a full house to eet
em, gind their rieeption was tnthnsfastic...
The Pope has directed the printing office of the
Propaganda at Rome to prepare se hrilaantli executed
volumes for the Universal Exhibition in Paris. .
The Spanish religious journals reconaniand thaere-
eitablishment of the udialsidion in Spain, as the sole romans
of saving snlety !
"To the Skeleton in the Clot.—L—n. Nor.-.2kth
Ever yours, L and T—N."—A ivertlaernent in 1.51u10n
Tvnef.

The latest Yankee notion is embodied in proposal
from a petroleum alit and sulphur company to buy up the
, lands around the Dead Ma and dtvalop the immeiise
treasures which they c total,
Sharks are sold in the Paris fish market They
are not en ject to octrol, being classed In,,Je city tariff a.
curiosities not as fish.
, Oply eighteen marines afloat out of g,ooo"have keen
liovvea thip year.
The friends of Jefferson Davis Viill be glad tdleam that
al surveillance over him at night has been redmved, and
-tll4 both by day and night he has full liberty of the grounds
of Fortress Monroe, where he Is confined.
The Gazette de Fronceistheoldeetnewepapereztant.
it ii DOW in I. 2361 h }ear, and was already mature before the
revolution of 1688.

An American paper states that George Francis
Train will hold a important office In the Fenian government
" that will rule Ireland under Mr. Stephens."
Herr May, the well-known 'editor who was pone.
cuteo by the Pruaian authorities in hehlerwick-nolstelo,
has gone to Vienna, to continue his career of a journalist.
there.

Acsorcling to the hint returne as to the riDderpeet in
Tiontho, ISI bead of cattle were attscked In the week
endilig the 10th of November, agalost 1,443 and 1,486 in both
the previous weeks.

Tim Corinth (Mine.) News pulialinnee an appeal from
the shiloh Burial Association, and Indicates Its obj-ct thus
—.They propose to purchsse a quantity of lsnd around the
ep.t where the lamented General Albert Sydney Johmesn fell,
for the purpowl of 'lnterring the Confederate dbad whose
bones lie bleaching from Corinth to Shiloh '"

The Chicago Tribune says that several valuable
hor,es have died roysterlowdy in Loons torenahlt. Iflisois
'I he mortality la reported to have been caused by the grass-
hoppers, which, being taken into the mouth, bite the tongues
of the animals. an make them an wire that they Wilt not eat,
sad starve to death The cams have occurred among hones
turned out to grass.

The Leo/tad xtates that the King of Prussia hes
written to the Pope iff ,ring Ha Holiness the protection of

The Gazzetta di Firenze gives the following ais the
net revenues of the Church in 11,11% :—R4igious corpors-
tlons, about to he abolished, 11,035,575 lire ; mendicant re-
ligious corporations, 294,221 ; titters of mercy, 163777;
bishops' salaries, 5,655,394; semlnarks, 3.225,011 ; chapters
awl prebends, 8 558 780 and various other sources of revenue,
amounting In all to 75,841,439 lire.

The fruit Tones, which has very good sources of
information, " underatands ' that It was definitely decided
at the Cabinet Councils, held last week, that a Reform lOU
shall be Introduced hy the Government, and that legislation
on the landlord and tenant question in Ireland, under the
auspices of the G ivernment, will also occupy the early atten-
tion of Pal liniment next session.

The Gle,agow Stock Exchange, following the example
of that of I.,ndon, has privately passed a vote of censure
upon two of Its ruem,ers for being concerned in the recent
"rig' of Canadian Grand Trunk shares.

A shocking crime has been committed in Sheffield.
cin Tue. ay morning a draper's apprentice was attacked
while asleep by anothrr boy in the same empty. and with
whom he slept, and was frightfully Injured by blows on the
head with a hammer and stabs with a knife. Not the slight-
est hopes are entertained of the recovery of the injured
boy

The Dutch Chamber,' were opened on Monday.
The king was not present. The speech was read by the
Minister of Justice, and recommended reciprocal confluence,
mutual forbearance, and strict observance of the constitution.
The new elections are said to have given a majority to the
Government.

The taste for horseflesh is decidedly increasing in
Paris. There are at p-esetit in the capital seven butcheries for
the sale of that c..immodity. and which dispose of about
40,00 N. weight per wadi. The annual consumption may
therefore he estimated at 1,00 to,. S., far hoi-inflesh has
been exempt from the oe rlout', and sells at from five sous
to oue franc the kilo. of two pc unds

There is on: y a firAt class train from Paris to Cannes
Nice, tho remit is that in iha are dreadfully annoyed at
times. Last week three working men in billion., and rag.,
and mnch dirt, went 'rim Marseilles to Toulon, and were so
offensive that th 4 lalies hat to Insist on being put Into
another compartment —its evtrything managed better in
France')

The -Emperor Napoleon bas invented a new gun,
a breech-loading tin,' four. pounner. It Is extremely light,
and Is to be supplied In large quantities to the army. it is
cwitemplated to ire, shirm the heavy cavalry Into horse ar-
tillery. Armee. with this new gun the French army would
that be provided with • a eapun that won!: far exceed in Its
deirructlve effects the Fruislau zundnadagetnehr Therein.
are proved at Vinc,mas Five shots are fired fr.. 02 etch;
they are then packed tip and sent to La Pert', where they
are provlr,ed with their limbers.

A meeting of representatives of the various Volun•
leer corps which sent de,achnients to the recent Tie National
at Brussels was held In the boardroom at the BJuth.Western
terminui in London on Ines lay. Viscount Bury was re-
elected chairman, and it vat determined, In order to give
the return visit of the i;eleians next year something like a
national welcome, to reorganise the committee by placing
upon it gent Itnien from every County The Idea of &national
reception of our gallant neighlwurs was received with great
enthusiasm.

Five attacks of cattle plague are reported to have
occurred in Great Britain during the week ending Saturday
lat. being an increase of three on the return I 1r the week
preceding. Fresh outhreaks took place in three fa-me or
'nacos where cattle are kei t . the number that appeared In
the last return was one Fuur healthy cattle were slaugh-
tered during the week in consoluence of having been to
contact with iiiwasse.l animals.

The Army and Nary Oatette saya it is currently re-
ported and believed that, notwithstanding Sir John Peking-
ton's most earnest desire to add to tile navy a further number
of powerful troweled vessels, he will not be enabled to carry
out his view*, from the met that there Is no disposition on
the part of Government to 1.1.0.140 the navy estimates over
the sum voted last year.

A large quantity of breech-lossling rifles (Snider
pattern) have risen received at Aldershot Camp from the
War Department, and will be immediately olatributed in
proporti ai to the different Infantry corps in the camp and
the instruction of °nicer., non com nisnioned offizers, and
men in the we of the weapon will be commenced without
delay.

A form of prayer and thankagiving for relief from
the plague amongst cattle, and for protection against the
cholera, has been published, and will be u•ed in all the syna-
gogues of the unitea congregations of the British empire on
the 25th inst.

An afflicting maritime disaster has occurred off the
port of frouville. The Eng ,teamer &trait had, as usual,
taken a I not, and when arrived at the ordinary distance be
left the vessel and got into his own lust, in which were three
other pilots and three oarsmen, and returned towards the
tort They had almost reached the jetty, when an enor-
mous were swamped the boat, and all seven perished,
almost at their own doors.

According to the Manchester Guardian the short-
en. mom-is-et 'mdse. to extend, • large number of mills
in the Rossendole district having comblmd this week to
adopt it A mirner ma meeting of the spinners and manu-
facturer, of the district ot Rmil.h.lttolu was held on DIM..
day evening, woeu almost every firm in the district was re-
presented, and It was unanimously resolved to commence on
Blonoay next running four drys • week for one m dith—a
decteion that effects 130,000 spindles and 4,000 looms.
In addition, there are 100,000 mpindlee and 1,200 loom.
estlrity stopped.

Mrs: Jen- o.ur, the clergyman'm wife who waa corn.
snltted to prison at the mit of her husband in default of
findput sureties to keep the peace, was bailed on Saturday
and Oct at liberty.

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It is stated that the origin of the report shout the
Prince f Wales being killed in hunting arose from the
won Mg of • telegram Acing misonderstoo I Th., telegram
stated, "The prince's Pion in siding during the hunt was
much admired ^ Those who heard the telegram read out
'understood it to mean, "The prtnoe I killed in riding during
the hunt."

The Journal de Beroerae gives an account of the
suicide of • young girl or sixteen While all her family
were out at work in the fields she took down her father's
gun and blew out her brains in front of the door. if cc
mother on her return found the poor fin i liteleu. The
cauae of the rash attic supposed to be the departure for the
army of a young tiddler to whom she was to be married.
The Edmunds scandals," as they are called, are
again before the Court of Chancery. Tne purpose of the
preent suit is to have certain Issues tried so to the applica-
tion of 3WI, which Mr litimunds agreed to advance out of
his salary of 4,0001 a year, se clerk of the patent., for the
benefit of the widow and family of Mr. John Dronsham
An amusing incident took 'deem a few days ago
near Bath Tim river Avon, whore it parses throngh the
properly of one of the leadltg land OWners, la strictly pre
serve.l. The ,ther day the ket per on MI ea ate Came 11(.011
• gentlemen who was fl.blug In the timid Idea waters.
"Path up your traps end begone," raid the keep, r. "Do
you know who I ern "said She gentleman. "Yea, ytu
are Um Mayor ' reolie.l the first, adding with the
I will bring yno up
he adlod that his raf
tird,e,
ply ffii,utyr:stuel'ari ortniiittri7oaratrkoerw:ttrh" ti
er tsnh :mend' minute
ace
Ice nen magisterial wrath

Captain Hall, of whose reported tidings of a living
member of the Franklin expedition we heard so much lam
year, lie ,me to be still pursuing his almost hopeless march.
The officers f a vessel wrecked In Repulse Bay have jest
arrived at Newfoundland, brining the news that they had
been in communication with Captain Hall, who had run
down s gold watch, eome sliver moo .na, and ottne relics of
the expedition, and less mill pushing his way after the
wandering Englishmen," of whom he Wan LOW [Wale'
months ago.
Mr. Wyse, of Lloyd's, haa addressed a letter to Lord
Stanley, directing attention to the claims of British ship-
owners in regard to the rapture of several hundred vessels
he Nederal men-of-war during the late war• to which Mr
Hammond, by Make of Lord Stanley, replied, stating that
no arrangement had hitherto been made between Her
th,vernment and that of the United States for the
manila... Skin and settlement of the cilia' Of Chit respective
anhieets and citizen, arising out of the events of the late
cirti
tgeoalirnnaitnenr4le:seitniVntuighetedeirenx"peatiriintt.enc,.t
of
:hob.
north
un
for eighteen
ieaugurated on Tuesday at f.f tddlemborongh A stnke has
been
weeks, in coneequence of the Masters basing reductd the
sr. es of the men t.n per ceet. Kneen F•.x and Co te -
Mend to their workmen that they should commence work
at the reduced wgc, and that, after the payment of ten per
cent u the capital invested, the profit, should be equally
divided la tweet, capital and labour l'here was a eillU, in
the prop, al that ;.01111 movers and men should relinquish
combination, to which the men for none time objected, but
the mestere persisted in this emdltion, and on Tuesday the
works were fairly started. Mese of the workmen are, how-
ever, eel 6 So be nem a dleienee.

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v, tS4llUittp.A. )4 00 V. 14i 1800,

4 live torGiibe have been presentee' to the
aimel of Lothsknt They Mere nmetn,l at Ire.
-- Ceesswell, which ts bellev4 lth he the o,), place In
C ofllf7 Where inch an event has taken p ace.
Charles J. Mitchell, s full-blooded negro, hes be. et
uPonnated or the legislature in tee most vse.lthy e. d eels-
to,s,le Ina, of Boston, Unite*, States, net It. G
another negro. hes been nominate] f, r the itgbletUre in
Charlestown, Mass schasetta

A waxwork 'Moor of eminent personages er all
countrie• and lime. is to be sent iron. London to the Greg
Exhibition of Part& it will begot up ala ratu`ad•
The Homan Catholics of England recently rent the
Pope 8,0001 sterling, and the official ourual. of the Illy
gee has Just published a letter tram Monsignor Butte
Bishop of Limerick, announcing his intention to transmit tO
the Holy Father 861. 131. 7d.

A cue which ehowe to what vexations regnlatiowt
citizen. In France are subjected has been before the Tribunal
of Crrrectional Police. In lail, a man namei Bandet
open.d • reeding room, and sold almanac., books, and
newspepera at 81, Roe de Min After • chile he found it
convenient to remove to 27, line Sainte Placid., • dreet in
the same neighbourhood, and he neglected to net permission
of the authorities for the removal by this neglect he has
been condemned to • month's imprisonment and CL line
and.ats shop is to be shut up.

A paragraph in on& of the London papery inform
us that her Majesty the Queen was "an earnest observer "of
the shooting stars the other night.
The John Bart says that at the monthly meeting of
the Seoiety for the Propaglition of the Gosprl, a resolution
nnp;,oll,ll3.:l:rdp,ioEntet.hie.mcoou moiety
In
on
marrying
ntglut3.l.lt
the te.z.
of the diocese of Natal In accordance with the resolution
passed nt the 'heeling in if ay.

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There are a mist numberof Yankeee in Paris, and
more are mid to be comb g, and they seem to be !kill of
redo,. Opt ninety-nine out of A hundred of them am of the
"shoddy and " fraternitos, and been of course, ai
much chance df getting into In aware as they have of king
made tote turtle soup. -
Witjh die paid few days notice has been given at
all the metropolitan police-stations intimating that the con.
stable, or constables, who may capture Jima. Stephens, In
the emit of hie returning to Ire Land, will be entitled to a
reware-ot I,6ool."—Freeman

Sandford Conover, alias Charles A. Dunham, the
man who concocted the conspiracy whereby it was sought to
charge Mr. Jeffereou Davis with complicity lo the annexe-
JoWon of Prete'dent Lincoln, hae been arrested and taken to
,15 ashington for trial. It is uneerntood that Secretary
Smnton and .im'ige Advocate- G.heral Holt were entirely
received by Conover'. representetions. Campbell, one of
Conover', fellow conepiratoks, baseoefessed Me perjury, and
will •ppear agalest him. -
A mineral advance has taken place in the wages of
aaricultursl labourers in the Newmarket district. In tie
parish of Woodoitton, on the estaterof the Duke of Rutland,
someecottages, fitted with every domestic convenience, hays
been erected.
With regard to.the Fenian convicts in Canada, the
Toronto Glybc states that the Goveniment has resolved to
commute the sentence upon Lynch and abon. John
Slevy has since been found guilty and sentenced to be
hanged. Probably the sentence will not be carried out In
his cue any mere than In those of his partners in crime.
In Brusnele on the night of the 14th instant, accord.
Inn to i.e Nord, one observer stationed on the Bouleved
klotanique, near the Rue de Pacheco, and looking tensed,
the northeast only, counted no fewer than 1.731 meteors in
the hour which elapsed between 12.46 p.m. ants 1 45 am.
The Times state, that the Royal Commisaion of
which Lord Cruworth is to be President, will be appointed
I to consider, not the Alabama claim., but the general opera.
Mons of the neutrality laws, and to report upon the poi
ability of amending item so an to briny them into more
, complete conformity with one international obligations,
A very 'hocking case of child murder Mu; come to
light at Portsmouth The body of a weileiresed litle boy,
about eix months old, was found 11 iating in the Mill Dian at
Porters; and it was afterwards dmcovered to be that of the
illegtimete not, of the daughter of a railway carrier. The
child had Men out at nurse, hut the payments fir its keep
being In arrear the mother called for it, and the next 4irsy ix
was found drowned. The girl is fully committed on the charge
of wilful murder.
" Before the Crimean war Russian society took
pride in not speaking Russian To converse in French or
German was the mark of an eoticnted mu. But things
have greatly changed since. Ender the vigorous impulse
given to notional feeling by the war, the national speech
acquired its proper position in .cletv, and the Emperor
Alexander, the originator of no many ren, tent reform,
having allowed a certain degree of liberty to the press, the
modern Ru•rians neve every reason not iinly to speak but
alio Sorest their ow.. native language "—IL Petersburg cot.
respondence of The Times.
Mr. Sowerby, of Regent's Park, London, in alluding
to the select of "Meteorite.," uys that meteoric con,
unlike any bound in our globe, is Manly malle .ble, contains
nickel, and takes • fine polish He also rays the: a portion
of an African meteorite was forged icy his father hits a inn-
nixed cavalry sword, and by him presented, in DVS, to Alex.
a re, er I , the then Emperor of Rustle. The idea no leased be
blbjesty that he returned a very 'autism:se emerald and
diamond ring, with • gratifyiag compliment.
Desertion continue, on a large softie from tine Pope's
foreign troops A recent letter sass time 400 Belgians are
expected in Rome to Jon the I a esl misers, but such an
arr,val would do little more than make up for the numerous
departures that have taken place The RtAMM Government
Is having cartoon cant, and the Antibes Legion has received
orders to hold itself in readiness for transfer to Rune from
Viterbo. React ionm y refugees from Palermo are welcomed,
and quarters are provided for them in the convents.
There are now in Paris a number of engineers sent
by the Governments of Belgium, Holland, Prussia, Baden,
Bavaria, Austria, Switzerland, Russia, Spain, and Itly, to
, make arrangen.ents with the French railway companies for
I fixing tarles of fares for next year's exhibition. There are
lln France seventeen international lines, nine of winch go to
Beigiffm, one to Luxemomg, one to Rhenish Prussia, one to
I Rhenish Baviria, one to Baden, three to Switzerland, and
one to Italy.
The trial of Moses MOSen at the Central Criminal
• Court, Loudon, for receiving a large quutity of stolen pro-
perty, has been postponed to the next sessions.
The King of Dahomey ham been holding another
grand sacrifice. Ac .ording to a letter from L egos of the 15t11
of October his if ejesty was about to go to war with the
Ashanteee, and to propitiate the Gods he had ordered 200 meo
Ito he put to death Toe letter quoted sue that this is the
third sacrifice within the year.
Two of the iron•clad frigate* in Toulon roads have
received orders to be ready to sail on the 20th lost, and
three other iron-clade are belt g docked, and ordered to be
: repaired with all deepatch As the destination of these
veseels is not specill d, there are numerous conjectures a° to
the service they are to undertake,—another trip to Algeria
try the Emperor, the conveyance home of the French garrison
from Rome, al.d the conveyance of the Pope himself In tie
Imperial yacht in cane he skeuld resolve on quitting Rme,
are among the guesses. As to the other two line-ot-batde
ships fitting out at Toulon, trete in no doubt their destine
Mon is Vera Cruz for the purpose of conveying home Le
French troops inns Mexico.
The report that Mr. Slidell, the late Confederate en.
Toy in Paris. iadeuo. is contradicted by the Paris correepondent
of the Afortorig Post Aocorditiu to this authority, Mr.
Slidell has never left the French capital. anti lie is in
health. It was an American journal which published the
DOW.
A Genoa paper says it is now indisputable that the
gpaninh ships which arrived hien ago in toe wit,ers of Clyne
Vecchia were trent expressly for the service of the ex King
of N sples and his family, and will cruise in those weds
until is shall please Francis IL to embnrk
An enormous aerolith weighing nearly 1.8001 b.,
which wan found in Mexico by Marshal Busies. is to he
shown at the French Exhibition of 1007. It will afterwanis
be presented to the Paris Museum of Natural History.
The following advertisement, out from a control'
pottery, shows that one person at least mutt think that the
late Privy Purse must have been a hero to somebody:—" To
those who nosy value the Writing of the Isste air Charles
Phlops.—A lady who has had a paiuful Inner for five month§
, would be happy to sell a letter she has of the late Sir Charles
It can he seen by addressing a letter to J. D
, There was a Reform demonstration at Edinburgh
on Saturday Nearly 16,000 working men walke lln pro.
tendon to the Queen't Park, where they held a meeting It
Is estimated, according to the Star, that from 60,0,0 to
00,000 persons were present. In the evening a great indoor
meeting was held, at which Mr. Duncan McLaren, HP.,
was present and made a speech.
The Bulletin des Lois publishes an imperial decree
approving of the statutes of • limited liability company
formed at Anilene for the erection of workmen's hones.
The capital Is divided into 300 shares of Looofr. each, and
the Emperor's name is at the bead of the list for ten
shares.
The coming Session is likely to be more free from
railway and other new schemes than any Session since lea
E nal neer' and surveyors haveliterallynothtne to do, sod Pro,
liamentary agents can bout of little hyoni 1111.5 of arrange
ment and for extent ions of time Several hill. lor abandounient
of authorised lines are likely to be brought in, in which relief
will be sought from the penalties imposed in the Acta fer
non•conapletion of the lines. The number of lines authorized
but not commenced is extraordinary; and • General Aoain
donment Act like that of 1847 is spoken of as not impede
•Ible in either the ensuing or the following annifinn.
The Newburyport Herald tells a story of a newly.
married couple who attended a launch in that city. A
staging gave way and let the gentleman into the water. Be
fore he wu rescued his wig came off and floated away. When
he wan pulled out, bald and drenched, his wife refused to
recognise him, and besought the crowd that they would rave
her husband, pointing frantically to • Minch of hair drifting
down (betide
The Prase of Vienna states that the rate in the
sewers of that city have been so effectually destroyed IV
means of green vitro', or sulphate et iron, that Profeer
Myrtle, requiring immeof those animals for experiments, was
scarcely able to obtain them at any price.
During the mix months ending 30th of June last,
5,414 ship, 606 of whites wsre stamen, met with tIN
casualties. Sistyseven of the ships are missing, 18.1ehM.
dolled 40 of those were recovered, •n.t the semsinder erre
loot The number of lives lost by theme ornialitu la report ol
ae 1,400, but Lloyd's Committee state that this return is
roost Imperfect, the actual numbers being, doubtlea, greatly
in excess of that given.

i4v4.t"blat2

The right of railway companies to poison the
atmoephere of town and country with the smoke of passing
trains In to be tested bye prosecution in Hertfordshire At
the Hertford County Petty Sessions, on Satnroay,mimmonses
Were obtained against the Great Northern itallwaj,Company
at the instance of the Marquis of Salisbury, for using on
their railway at Hatfield engsnes not constructed so as to
consume their own smoke. These summonses were supple-
mentary to others previously taken out, and which are to be
heard at a special sitting of the bench this week The Act
of Parliament Imposes a penalty for each day on which the
offence is committed.

" A Subacriber " writea to the Army and Nary
Orazolte to ventilate a atrange grievaece. Ileoonipintn. that
naval .dlloers oft. carry umbrellas, "either furled or other-
wise," when in uniform, and thinks that some notice of it
ought to he taken by the authorities. We really cannot see
why an r Meer In uniform should not carry an umbrella if he
pleases, as long as the carrying It does not interfere with
his duty; nor can we conceive anybody objecting to his
doing so erccpt the tailor who supplies him with uniforms.

On Monday, at the High Court of Justiciary at
Edinburgh, James eSillhons-ri, a tinker, was charged with
the murder of his wife, Liebella Baird, on the 23rd of May
On the public road which pastes through the village of
Uphall, West Lothian. They were sitting by the r adsioe
after a debauch, when words arose, and the woman threw A
piece of brew' In the prisoner's Ince. The prisoner then
seizing the knife stabbed ht. wife to the breipt. The wound
was not estoetWl to he serious at the moment, but the
woman died it ten days. The Jury found a verdict of gamy
of culpable homicide, and the Lord Jultice Clerk aenteinrol
the prisoner to fifteen years' penal servitude.

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A shocking accident has ocmrred to Colonel John
Henderson, late of Her Majesty. 10th Regiment of Foot.
He had been dining with two friend, at the Junior United
Sarah* C.un, in London, and after dinner they adjourned
to the billiard saloon at tbe top of the bulking. 'they
played there for scone time, and about twelve k Cole, I
Henderson left his Wen,' for the purpose of going to ino
lavatory, which is at 1.110 bottom of • ilignt of stone stairs,
and where he waa found shortly after by ..no of the ,er virtu
lying at the foot of the stairoaae insensible. Retry atten-
tion wee paid him, but he led at ton o'clock the nest
morning.

There hoe been some talk in Paris about the at
preaching marriage of Prince Arnedens with the Princes%
' Della Morena, a Piedmonts** lady, whose family is conb
aerie', by marriage with Cardinal ce allerode. The you"g
lady's portraft Is to he wen Its the window• of the POO"
shops, but whether there be any foonds,lon for tla orrent
roinour it loofah:tilt at present to ibt-rniiiie Another
of gossip in circulation refers to Ha nsrrltlti 1 Prines
/I,4,l:bert. The Atli, rian Atcliduch• as, who for some tau°
past hail been designated as the future ipn en of this realm,
is now out of f ivour, having been ,Upplai tett ny it (laughter
of the Roman Pram Dona. Who it is believed married SD
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