The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-10-03 00:00:00

EPITOME OF NEWS,

BRITISH AND FORE:ON.

The London Stereoscopic Company has published
photnumpigs gd Mrs. Borroduile and Madame Rschel, from
sketches taken in etiurt during!, the recent trial.

The Mayor of Metz has published a statement to
the effect that the number of injured persons received into
the hospital in consequence of the late explosion was 57' of
whom seven died on the 17th, nine on the ISth, and on the
Successive days, respectively, live, three, tws,, and two. On
the morning of the 22n4, 23 remained whose condition still
causes anxiety.
The revising barrister at Tynemouth has adopted a
view of the law in respect to houses let off in flats that will
result in a disfranchisement-of in, less than 2,000 persons in
that town. Ile has decided that the landlords of such houses
ought to be rated, and that the tenants were therefore im-
properly on the register.
A novel race came off tlo• other day on the Ocken-
den cricket ground, between is pedestrian and a horse. The
distance was one hundred yards, to start fair and even thi
the word being given the horse made in false start, hying
checked in his spring by the person holding the bridle, but
int the second start Inc sprang away, and in a few strides
passed the runner, who slackened his pace, making a poor
race of it, the horse winning by twenty yard., doing the Ilk-
, tam, in 7,i second,.
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The Empress of Austria is again in an interesting
sanction. _

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A correspondent of a contemporary, signing herself
"ItoFe," writes—"rould any person kindly tell nu the
different duties of the Queen's Mai& of Honour, and how
a ee,el family (though having no rebel )))) s about the 4'ourt)
could procure an appointment a. Maid of Honour to the
Queen ? '
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The red shirt of the Garibaldians is henceforth to be
changed to Ilark, embroidered with the letters " V. N 1.,"
which is interpreted as meaning "Vendetta NI entana."
A curious incident occurred at some races in Russia.
A horse named Tamise was engaged in one of the hurdle
races. when unfortunately its jockey fell off during one of
the lems. This, however; made no Ilifferener to the animal,
for it pursued the uneven tour of its way: gallantly leaping
the harriers, and finally coming in the winner, though the
loser of its jockey.

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Princess Kozlosky, who is celebrated for her remark-
able beauty, has PIA opened a cigar store at Moscow. her
father having lost his fortune, the nobles of Moscow offered
them the sum of al roubles lier yew, hut the Printws de-
Chniql to Ire the recipient of public aid, and has conse-
quence taken this method of supporting herself and father.
An important work, which will do honour to the
reign of Pius IX., is nearly completed, being the draining of
the marshes of Antic, which have heretofore engendered the

1{1'.111;411 malaria.

The work was commenced the 17th a last

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May, Fin.: which 2,700,400 metres of pestilential waters have
been trained into the sea. These marshes, whieh have been
so liallgero,is to approach, will soon he converted into fields
of graln.
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The Belgians are taking some of the credit for the
capture of Magdala. It is stated that the mother of Lord
Nattier and her family settled at Bruges, anti it was in that
town that the young Robert Napier was brought up. The
family possess a portrait of Lord Napier, painted by M. Vail
Ackert, dressed iii the Belgian costume. A sister of Lind
Napier is ;startled to a Belgian adrocat.
The breaksmen who were in charge of the goods
train at Mandates station at the time of the disastrons
accident to the Irish mail, surrendered at Ahergele on
Saturday evening, and were at olive taken before the
magistrates and charged with mandanghter. Th., bench
refined lend, and the prisoners were bolge.d in ga.sl until tine
nest hearing of the charge against the station-master.
Among the many " Congresses '" that met in the
coarse nit the month of September all over the continent,
there is one whieh deserves especial notice, vis , tile Cougressi
of the Deaf and Dumb that held its meetings in Berlin.
The principal object of their discussion was the desirability
of finding a substitute for their peer-nit "Stinger language."
The meetings went oil very pleasautiy, and after the day's
work the members used ti rola:regale at scale social
" Bierhalle " for a pleasant, though inaudible chat. —Pall
,Mall (iazette.

The Saturday Review says the proximate cause of the
revolution hi Spain is to be found in the fact that the ad-
visers of Queen Isabella have found themselves obliged to to
on, step after step, proscribing, cool-eating, :mil exiling,
until they have swollen the ranks of their enemies to ,uch
an extent that they stand absolutely alms', with the hand of
everyone against them. The remoter causes are disappro-
h ,tins of the conduct of the Qin en, and antagonism to the
priests.

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Two penions have been killea by lightnino: in the
re,ent violent storms which have visited the .outh oi France.
At M Maud, Aveyron, a little girl of eleven, named Anne
Tice°, and her grandmother of sistymine, were struck by the
electric fluid in their dwelling. The former died immediately;
the other was so much burnt that she ceased to live some
hours after. The lightning entered by the chimney.
By °miler of this Prince lkiyal of Italy each of the
200 gentlemen who took part in the tournament on the
occuion of his marriage huts receyed a Jewelltql ornament
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as appendage to a watch. these gifts hear the initials of the
august por in 111 in MIAS, and are of fine norellthin Mal ill-
facture. Photograph i.ortraits of Prince Humbert and the
Princess Marguerite accompanied each present.
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On Friday a'terooon Kul Spencer, premident of the
ordnance select Committee, woo experin.enting at the Royal
Arsenal range with a rifle submitted by Mr. Wilson of Birm-
ingham, when the piece exploded, and several small frag-
ments flew in his lordship's face. lie was taken in a cab to
the Infirmary, where it was haled that the injuries were con-
fined to a few trilling cuts on ladh cheeks.

Another serious colliery explosion has occurred
through the incautious use of 1111 unproteetan I light. At the
Swan Lane Colliery, near Wigan, the manage-, underlooker,
Milt a fireman, went to a new cutting for the purpose sif
measuring up." and a, 904111 as tbe noremost of the party
ellter.i the levet the gas Mato, at the nal.c,l candle which be
was carrying. The three men were all seriously injuled.
sceedings will be taken against the fireman, whose duty it
was to have inc‘pected the workings that morning.
The bravery of those hardy crews who man the life-
boats is equalled Ity the men who have charge if the fire
escapes,. thongin the gallant services of the latter rarely meet
with sunalde recognition. Early on Saturday mulling two
of the London firemen rescued ten persons from the upper
windows of a 'Sunning tavern, is, Leicester square, London,
just as the flames shot throngli the nett The names of the
t w.• I.l4llllletOrS are Hatton and n Ilford. Tine former has saved
many lives. •

Lord Napier of Magdala met Irith an enthusiastic
reception at Rothin on Friday, w hen he visited the Fine
Arts Exhibition established in connection with the Eidedit-
foil held last month. On Saturday his lordship paid a second
visit to the Exhibition, on this occasion for the puipivne of
formally closing it. Several speeches of local interest were
ono le

The following provision in the new Railway Act
takes effect this neck—AU railway companies, except the
eti opolit an Railway Company, shall. from and after the Ist
October next, in every passenger train where there are 1111,1 e
carriages than one of each class, provide smoking compart-
ments for each class of passenger s, unless exempted by the
Board of Trade."

A fiiler bell, weighing 28 oz., Kupposell to be one of
the lost chimea of St. Nlary's Cdthedral, Limerick, has been
accident:dly disc.a..•red by a diver in one of the deep-4 pools
of the :iVley river in that city. The hells were llm,o it tie'
river lu the tdd days 40 persecution to sAve them fro,, the
spoiler, ml it is expected that /he rest on the chime will be
reotvered.

A letter from rangkok states that the Supreme
King of Siai,t, who is a very observant astronomer, and him-
self edits an almanac which is published in Bangkok, left his
capital in August last, with a number of the most intelligent
persons of his curt, for Wel Wan, in the (tuff of Siam, where
he would personally direct the observations of the total
eclipse of the suit
An American paper terrifies its delinquent sub-
scribers with the following death's head and eros,bones,
In Ku-Klux-Klan Same of our subscribers forgot to pay
Ill' tills spring ! The secret serpent has hissed ! Pay up!
The yeller coffin grins ! Pay your subscriptions promptly !
The frizzled cat inews ! Death to traitors ! Two dollars a
year ! Tour doom is sealed !!!! K. K. K. Don't forget to
pay your subscription."

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The Board of Trade have ordered a gold watch to be
prepared for presentation to Captain Johannes Am. Was
Volt Winkle, master°, the Dutch barque Franci na h.; imp
fiir his immunity towards the crew of the ship Beech,' to Casa,
Captain Van Winkle, at the request of the master of the
Brea in Crt,ale, lay by the British ship for two days before
It was finally ileternuned to abate' a her, and then received
the distressed crew (17 in mealier , air • I treated them with
kindness while on board h:s ship.
Oa Friday merining, the body of is well-d re sswi
y .1111, Mall, Slippost..l to he named Cicor,e Tamer, was Wood
110 tile North Kent it til u-ay. tWi Wu 11 brit,. and Dartford.
bet ;:tal the left tam More cat otl, ami the lowi ,ek-
plctrly shrishell twit the features Werl.llll.liSeeellible. 'three
lett, s are foulid trill him, one add..essed from littse•,
Itirtory, and signed, Your. affect!. mate mother, Callum
Tamer." Antall., was dat, from I. itighatn, and sizite I
l'our alfeeti wale wife, Slll,ll T 111.11,.." the third front
Miss Turner, Wickford Rectory, near chelm.ford
A recent visitor to Antwerp Cathedral litateel that
not the least ext r sight of an editi -e crowded wit In
remar -able °lleitis if a ih.lgiati artist is Inns paints with his
fort, for antis Ile has none, lie performs :tit the intricate
operat huts of preparing his palette, arising his coloms,
screwing and 1111SeCCWIll, titian tiresome hide tins from
which a tiny pip of paint pops oat when you squeeze them,
working au-ay with brush and maulstick at a great rate, and
all as cheerfully and wailingly to if fell agile tigers moved
at Ills blnlditng, instead nit the sante number of trained toes.
The fate of the Mol,ml dynasty may well make a
deep impression on the Iminds of all classes if natives hi
India. A Calcutta per tells es that of all the nobles and
rrinees of the Court who swarare.l in Delhi a few years ago,
"there are not half-a-dosen left whose rank Mei standing
entitle them to admittance to a Viceregal .1111L1 tar." moan,
were killed in the ratably, others were transported, others
again perished tin voluntary exile. The crimes committed in
Delhi by this once famous Court were great, but the retrain-
' thin has been complete.

The Queen of England, in her lut passage through
Paris, left il,tioof. to the seivants of the British emliawy.
As a singular illustration id the changes that take
place )I,w iillll thriving colonies, it inay he mentioned til
Ntr. Jones, who has 1,1'0144 lweii niade Mad-ter of tulle
11-ml;i in Victoria, is brother to the liv wink some
years ago stale a great noise in the world by getting
the palace. and secreting himself sister her Nlajest's last
Tie" latt .14.111. " was a sweep, and his brother stank ill life
in an equally humble position. Sonic ,seare ago the boy
Jones" was howling an industrious life in Australia, alai
Being with his 'mother—ale minister—at present in

A brutal murder was perpetrated on Saturday
unght in the ileisithonelmod of Chesterfield It is stalell test
two servant' :in the employ of Nle. Dthlede ;th ; Bright,
of Lane, hearins smpmions nois. s 0111ni.ic
premi-es, went out ti make an in, 'll.ey -else .1
stem, ota•l, who was left i the ee••• •• • •••-
clew ;le e•, w•woel Kilk, Wile Mr ;;.• I• ~,eL fur
ov,,oet. It; th, Interval IC ..,',,j, Ica+
tit to to., minutes he x.di a corpse. 'Elie tour:lour made
goad Ids e-cape, f•• the 1000.

,a,•..ea where the nano, of wonien have been
• , the register b) the ksvisiog Barristers, their
• et,: will 1 is: : the dl. casual of the Court of
•. I . Barrister ref we.el
t .ste It it i,as just loti
' -I tymales have been
l••• 1 I,th having Inca
limy Ile tits decision
-i I- stll,tiof tire right
: I I ~t • , list sixteen C-
- U cu., !la ,e thus usual ti, ;r way oil the register will lie
t I ,1 5154 roise noir Stilfrage at the forthcoming pat Ha-
ily eievtien.

It is said that the Prince of Wales is going to
Knowsley Hall, about the latter sod of Other, for a few
days' shooting

The personalty of the late Lord Cranworth has bee',
sworn under A. 740.000.

There is a rumour ahroai that Mr. Carl!. is ea-
glets! upon a lift, of George HI., of winoo t opowt
make a hero.

A duel has taken ohne on Mitch Foil, between M.
Rochefort of M. Baroche, in which the latter received three
swords, and the fernier one alight wwund in the arm

A hayrick, near tVeymouth, containind 40 tons of
new mown hay, was set on fire by lightning a few days ago,
and
_entirely destroyed. _

The trailed Service Gazette rare it ig c,nfidestly
nntineed that the Indian Navy ta to be revived

A London contemporary has mule a careful analysis
of the list of Pm liamentary candidates, and arrives at the
conclusion that Mr. Gladstone's minimum majority in the
new House of Commons will be 126.

On Friday the Wesleyan College that has been in
coursedf erection at Ileadinaly, near Leeds, for ahout
months past, was formally opened. The v 4 ost of the Intimiag
has been about aeon. The proseedlnes of the day com-
menced with a service in the chapel, audits the afternoon a
luncheon, to which private invitations had been ismed. t,ok
I,lace in the institution. A large number of ministers were
present.
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A Boston eigar-ilealer makes the stat.•nient that he
sells an average Id 300 cigars a day for ladi, we, and he
thinks that at least 1,000 are smoked Min), by the lilies id
that city.
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A sad calamity }IDA kid occurred in the upper part
of the Rhone Valley, the entire village and ouch of oher-
gestelen with the exception of a single lion, at either end
of the village) haying been entirely burnt /bow a

The ihorilide di Roma publishes all al ,stgliernis,dve,
by which the Sovereign Pontiff exoonnimilieettrrhy Thalhe :IQ
ith ell solemnity tile priest Civil.. Itinaldf. ter liatin4
flailed, notwithstanding warnings trout his Itoliness. the
functions of judge in the self-styled Italian PI ,narchy,
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An engraver, named John Carlon, 0.1 il, died on
smoiay nttlit, in the Slanehester lnhtirnl,LlS (rad in)pies
which he sustained by leaping from a railway train near
Patrieroft while it wits in motion.
An accident, which it is feared will rwe fatal, iie.
rimed at the Zoological Gardens, Pluthixlet. lonbrri. It
appears that one of the caretakers was chum., ed ill the ege
in a lath the outfaloes are kept, when I ore of them sithlculy
turned on Mtn, gored him severely in the I high, and What,
wise injured him. The animals had hitherto I.een erlsi,t red
harmless. Thwarkiter.yps side td walk to his red•lonce
after the occurrence; sit ne has since had a SUCCeSiloa of
epileptic fits.

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Coal seams have just been discovervi at Ohl Bu-
ford, three miles from Nottingham. liesesently the Vele
Waterworks Company an e sinking for water near healwell
Forest, and found coal. In the district ..f 8a5t...1 are
numerous bleach works, where coal is construe.. in large
humilities, and the discovery will, therefore, rove very im-
portant to the district, as well as to the two of Nottiagh uu
The death is annotnic,d at Recouvrance, Brest,
Fromm, of Madame Quiriee ill her Met SC a', she was the
widow of a warrant either killed at Trafalgar in lscs, by
which event she obtained a pension, which she has enjoyed
ever Shire. Tile family to which she belongui Seteli4 ie he a
hereditarily long-lived gale. Iler father died at the aged
09, and she leaves a daughter in her 79th year.
A despatch from Lisbon announces that. the
Portuguese Government, I. ith thc view to ohserre the
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strictest neutrality during. the present struggle in sitain,
intends taking precautionary measures by setttling troops to
the frontier This is chiefly dose for the perm, of
disarming 11011i05 of troops who, after a tin-tile encounter,
may take refuge on Portuguese territory. Further steps will
be resorted toil necessary
We are now infomied what becomes lif the postage.
stamps and to What 01111 the (110118/iIItIS of aged and youthful
I,4lm:tors are in the habit of plaguing pem,ltt's lives out. It
appears, then, that the Chinese have contracted the habit or
passion of covering their umbrellas and rosin ant huitttes,
everything in short, with old European stamps, anti they buy
them by thousands and minions. The Rhenish Ilisdon
which has a station in China, collects these stamps and sells
them at three shillings the thomquid. For the money no
acquired the mission educates such children as have been
either exposed or sold as slaves by their unnatural ilotic,e
parents.

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An inquest hag been held at Leeds •ai the body of
Mrs. Carley. wife of a hoot and shoemaker, also committed
etsh ide on Friday last. She hod been ill for several week,:
allii medical attendants, on the nmniing of the snicide. ha I

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tilt the young woman acting as nurse to watch her patient
very closely, and it was durug the momentary absence ot
the young woman that the deeetwed seized the ..pportunity
to throw herself on of an npper wititw The jury gave a
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verdict —'• Died from havintz thrown herself out of a etiamirtier
it inilow whilst in a state of insanity."

The following ningular notice appeared, the other
day, in a Sussex paper, in the column devoted to Birth,, Mar-
riages, and Deaths :-- christeue,l. C, at-
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Mailing Church, Lewes. Edward Plantagen,t Br:v.oll6*e,
the infant tenet C. Arlington, Esq., and Jesde, hia wife.
Ryder's Wells, near Rinymer, being nineteenth in lineal des-
cent from Edward Ill."

The Forehm-olEce have applied to the Admiralty
for an officer who might in, recommended tat proceed to
Geneva to meet the commissioners of all ,titer foreign coun-
tries chosen to arrange a system by which an exigrange of
prisoners, ill the event of war, could he arranged, their lord-
Khios nominated Rear-Admiral Velvetton, who has accepted
the °thee.

The Petersburg paper 4 report the gvneral abolition
of the " hereditary clergy." It appears that up to within a
recent period every clergyman was forced to send his sons
to clerical schools and seminaries, to educate hint, in fact, for
the church, whether he liked it or no 6.

Speculating on the possible results of the Spanish
insurrection, the Spectator contends that it will he a disap-
isiintment for Europe if Europe's worst rob, Ma?Mt,
retain her soiled and rotten sceptre. It will lb. a le, im-
pulse to European liberty in every nation—in ito nation more
than that to which the fallen administration has lied for
shelter.

In Georgia, the Senate has passed a dill excluding
negines from juries, and tile Georgia Goose if ltepreienta-
tires has declared that me members having one-eighth of
negro blood in their veins are ineligible.
The electric telegraph is used much more than
generally innedned. The great fire in the Southampton
flock, about three weeks ago, was known in Alexandria, in
Egypt, the day alter it happened.

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At the registration court at Maidenhead on Saturday,
the claim of Mr. Victor Van de Weyer, son of the late
Belgian ambassador to the Court of St..lames'a, was objected
to by the Conservatives, on the ground that Ibis not a British
subject. The revising barrister held that, thouglcneh her he
nor his father had been naturalised, Mr. Van de Weyer,
having been horn in England, was eat itled to vote, and
allowed the claim -

The following sentence —" All kinds ,tf ladies stays
here," appears in a shop window of a staymaker, in L01014;11.
" Batbists" for bathers, and " Toulpiters " for
priachers, are words coining into fashion in the American
papers,

One of the many fools in New V is about to waste
several weeks 1 Illiogorthless life by sailing the while length
"1 the kris l'Anal in a lull.

firMham Young exhibits fifteen marriageable (laugh.
ters daily in the theatre at salt Lake City
S ,"en tholmnd four hundred foul seventy-one
loersons have been add d to the constituency at Bristol by
the New Reform Bill.

During the past week ro m-reeka have been reported,
making for the present year 1,510.
A feshionalile wedding has come off it Middletown,
Conn. One of the preseuttiavas LVllM.iitelLowt Atheyle—a
cheek that no young holy feel 0 .0.1 at reiviying.

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The !Man,' snggests the followit, as an
appropriate fortoof ipieslion to be pot ti ttdi.lot.eo in tie
course of the coming election you, if elected. stumort
a measure to collier upon a majority of wo-j.liipls of the
ratepayers of any borough, park'', or township, the power to
prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors within their district?
An a jeweller in the Passage Odhert., Paris, was
closing his shop two nights back, he .liscovered that a
diamond necklace, worth 00 had been stolen.

Spain at this moment posses-ee no 1r Ks than MO con.
vents, with Irons mine There are•rdl biduips, 2,5d0 emu..
mut abbots, 1,800 "regular priests," 44.000 vbsirs, etc The
budget for the Church is twice an high in Sputa, which con-
tains 10,000,000 of souls, as in France, with 37,1000n0
Roman Catholics.
Leotard, the well-known gymnas", has just loft
Tonlowse on his way to New Fork, to fulfil an engagement
in that city. Ile proposes to pass a year in America.
A certain M. Edgar de ('harm. fora number of 41ays
together, recently, never left the gamin,room et Wen-
Baden will-nod carrying MT the sum of 04,001 railer.
A Saratoga correspon• tent, writing ,if the fadiion
there, ,ayS WIWI, other things, " thst some w:onen dress to
please earn '(tier; sante to please men, or rather one In"
for ass general thing they desphe man's opinions so milli-
nery. But the most dressy w.onen don't dress to pleiwe any-
la sly ; they dress to WOrry OHM' W 4
There has just died in tint Rue Triothanl, in Paris,
an artiAte whose means of existence was the invention of
street cries for the itinerant vendors 4tl articles io public
thoroughfares. Kastner, the composer, possesses four
volumes of notes on the street cries of Paris and the entire
world.

Miss Hammond, a young lady visiting at Cliag,ford
Rectory, been, was stopped near Rurhford.loridge, near
Chagford, almut six o'clock inn Friday evening in last week,
by three men, who, after threatening her with per.iinal vio-
lence, demanded her watch and tummy. She with great
coolnesa refused to comply with the demand : at this time,
very fortunately, approaching footateps were heard, and the
men decamped.
" The 'Timid of the Maruni, of Hertford tin soh-
scribe even for preference chimes to thnish the Antrim Junc-
tion Railway, which runs thrmigh ~.!nirev of him pismi Sr,
(non widch lie ml-rivet .i.somo a year, ha, exeited
able local ilissatiifactlon. The Vet, ro c ~,,,
upon it 5. an instanec of the ' gmerosit v 101 y r
Irish ab,entie landlords ' The Nlarm, an I Ms pre 1., m
Sic nail to have taken £4.0)..411M out of tile
correspomient of the I irate.
A LI ondon pnilasher has issued ?he Man of Mc o 1
as a tin fjii the Period.

The question has arisen at the Nenag,ll 1n,11,1 of
aairilians, county Tipperary. US tlll heftiert 11:111 I- b tine
to support his mother-in-law. The point was referre It,,ihe
Poorilaw Conniiissionorir who Cl led that 'i son•in-law Ini
4"*.galive so het 1142 e fo the inaiotionance of is
dlier.in•law while an Inmate of a workhouse."
The following joke is cluTent in Paris. It took
place between the Emperor and Baron Ilau,snu: (who Inas
nearly razed old Paris . The Emperor : I am very di
tented with you. lam constantly ileclarilig that I widi for
peace at any price, but you, on the contrary, are leol:Lg
Prussia to believe tut we d" ire war." l'he o.on,
astolished : How is that, sire Tine Emperor: •• WhY
you have ordered the demolition of the Rue de it
The Baron 1 ''llft, sire, I know the susceptibilities of
William, and I have also given orders for the dernolitimi of
the Rue du Hanover."
A new ascent to an Alpine summit, hitherto oic
scaled, has just been accoMplished. Two young men,
Ober, of Interlacken, a medical student, and Henri Du!.i. of
Berne, Tamil in philosophy, last week leached the hip of Me
t;rosshorn In the Bernese Alm, a height of 41S feet. The
route taken was by the Lidsehtlnal, where I hey den! It
took the hardy pedestrians 22 howl's' conswitive Ikiiu tit
effect that olflb-ult task.
In I,otolon, On Monday night, the o.n f 'hi
Female atedieal Society was opened by rin midi ea roan Or.
Ross, who congratulated the monis, Inn tile ,:oura,:e which
the ladies had hitherto shown in mesenting 'llollll,aVe- (or
exandbation us site heal practitioners, atil elliot oat the
importanee of their devoting themselves more ,peciaPy to
time branches of medical science for which. hy 1.03,11 Of
their womanly sympathies, they no pecuhatly adapted
hr. Boss told the medical men vslto are opposed to t!..• ob-
iects of the sickle, that they oriAt to lie ashamed of their
jealousy, for the motellnut cutilot not possibly do theta :Lay
1.1111.

The Stamford merorrp publi4ht, the followinr
too persons availet thenIROIVe4 4 the Iron P.t:ne
Lee i I:Xid 141 it. 1111111 1:4111/n VII Thursday, Übe Lith. ,lni
the trip day of the previous fortnight abort:: 10 atuited
theinsclees of the treat. We are :amid the report of tip.,
who tirt went that thel, W. 111. W t bid A lot of Meters'
det,rred flurry front going. A couple a clowna. e few fire-
works, or a Biondi,i would have a 11 ifferent result.
Dreadful reports Indian ontragas are aivol in the
Amer lean payola ...min,: from the We.terit I. order i b
14 t: heyennees on rieptemb,r 11 attacked the town f ,Ther.dann
in Kansas, killing three linen, and capturing ,V 1 ral wag,.,ons
and a large stock of cattle and horacs, Tin Oder.", the
indiSing continue In commit murders awl ro.,lnerie.,, "trot
unehecke,l, and during the past week hove kiiinl env i
twenty settlers, and carried off 500 11,-es and cattle. tin
the tit!, of September, at Fort Lyon, in the Indian comilrY,
there was a contest between the troops and the ,ava,c,,
which four Indians were killed, and too tillers killed and
two wounded.