The Sun.
London, England, 1868-03-26 00:00:00

AFTER Coyent-garden Opera—
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After Drury-lane Theatre EV,
After Haymarket Theatre EV.
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After Olympic Theatre EV?
After Strand Theatre
After New Royalty Theatre EV.
After St. James's Theatre F V
After Prince of Wales' Theatre EVA
London Singing and Supper Club, EVANS', Cove]
Entertainment at Eight.

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AND
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I E. C. S. had a pleasant interview with the future
President, Benjamin Wade, when the follies and
climes of social life were discussed. lie scorns 're-
ceptlons, fashions, and women who have no sense
of their own rights and true dignity, having no
hope of realizing the Republican theory of Govern-
ment until the women of the nation are baptized
into the idea. lie saw no reason why American
men and women could not be permitted to choose
what style their clothes should bo, as well as the
French people. E. C. S. told him the best way to
trepan custom was to give women the ballot, and
change butterflies of fashion into thoughtful, re-
sponsible beings. E. C. S. closes with another
slap at Grant, who drinks wine every. day. We
have little doubt•that E. C. S. will have an effect
on Washington. Congressmen will know that
there's a "chiel among them taking notes—and faith
she'll print it ;" and that what she prints will be read
in the clubs of London as well as in the reading-
rooms of New York. —Anglo-American Times.

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In this age of common sense and disbelief in superstition,
to find circumstances impossible to explain by ordinry
criteria awes and astonishes more than mere rustics. Such
circumstances have been occurring in the village of Tilly-
moan, situated about a mile from Claudy, Strabane.
The house of a man named Speers has been the
object of some mysterious destructive agency for
weeks past. The owner was thrashing oats in the
barn, and in every sheaf he found two or three
small stones. This went on so long that he found himself
compelled to cease. Then he was startled by a noise in
the stable, and he went in there, carrying his flail with
him, which he dropped behind the horse, that he might
fetch away a tub from the animal's head—and 10, the :flail
disappeared, and has not since been found. Then the
kitchen fire got scattered through the floor ; the plates
and dishes were smashed off the dresser ; and the
pots and cans began to walk about through the apart-
ments. Then stones began to fly in all directions, cutting
every one daring enough to approach the haunted dwelling.
The panes of glass next began to be smashed ; so, for
safety, the windows were taken out and locked up in a
press ; but the mysterious visitors were too wise, for soon
press, windows, and chairs were smashed to pieces.
The turf stacks keep oscillating like a poplar tree ;
hammering constantly resounds from the chimney ;
and the stones keep flying in all directions, pelting
and cutting and bleeding those venturesome enough
to risk visiting. the place. On Friday evening week the
crowds gathered distinctly saw a pot come flying through
the door, and fall in smashed pieces on the street. A
religiously-inclined inhabitant of the locality volunteered
to lay the Evil One, and so he repaired to the spot in
vaunted hopes of success. Alas for human calculation
The stones rattled about his cars in the fated kitchen ;
they fell on his wrists, spraining them, and on his
feet, hurting them. The combat was too un-
equal his opponents were invisible ; so he consi-,
dered retreat justifiable. Strange to say, the
disturbances ceased on Sunday last, from 10 a.m. to
5 p.m., when they began with renewed vigour.
Not alone in the house, but' through the owner's lands—
though no further—do the stones pelt away the crowds.
The circumstance is an extraordinary one, and is creating
a great amount of excitement far an,d-tzlear. For miles
round the people flock to see and c'ertify, regarding the
unusual wonder. The people have fled the house, and all
about it and within is in fearful confusion. The event
deserves notice and investigatiOn from its many peculiar:i
ties.—Corregpondent of Derry Journal.