The Sun.
London, England, 1868-05-11 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

(From the Anglo-American 2 imcs.)
Colonel Forney's accounts, as Secretary of the
Senate, have been examined, and reported all right, 11
the Senate Committee on contingent expenses.
The report which appeared in the Figaro of the,
marriage of Mdle. Adelina Patti is, her father says, totally
untrue.

Last Tuesday at Rome the Pope blessed and Pre-
sented to the troops two standards, one from the United
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States and the other from Barcelona. His Holiness ,v
vexed a speech on the occasion, in which he very warna
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maintained the justice of the defence of his rights to el
integrity of his temporal dominion.
Paymaster John F. Cunningham, United States
Navy, has been assigned to the important post of InsPee-
tor at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
A French Canadian, named La Croix, testifies
that he was in a doorway when he saw the shot fired whieb.
killed Mr. NPGee, and when confronted with Whelan he Pro-
nounced him to be the man who fired the shot, assertil
that ho had a full view of him at the time but being ithl'a
that he would get into trouble, he had hitherto remain°
silent on the subject.
Mr. Geo. F. Train's insolvency case was before the
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Irish Court again on Thursday. The American cor.sge
at Cork had been summoned as a witness, but presslvo
business prevented his attendance. Mr. D3WSO, Q.G.' °,,P;
posed the insolvent's discharge on the part of the V)'.t
Vale Company, characterizing the schedule as the 10:0
unsatisfactory document ever brought into Court. rf
£lOO,OOO demanded from Lord Stanley on the 4th of Feb,
last as a claim for compensation for arrest seemed to
the " only amount forthcoming to meat the debts'r,
During the day " Colonel" Nagle, the Jacknell lead e;
took his seat beside Mr. Train. The inseIVEI„
was himself examined, and said he had no
trol over his wife's property, and none of his c's,;,;
The iron he bought from the Ebbw Vale con-wail
intended for tramways at Melbourne. He was offel;s
£BO,OOO for his tramways in England. The case 's'ot
finally adjourned, and one of his sureties being abse-

Mr. Train was taken back to the Marshalsea.
Colonel O'Neill addressed an enthusiastic Fel3-;0,
meeting at St. Louis on the 20th April, winding 11P 11d
a proposition for another raid on the territories of le
Majesty. Ho arrived at Chicago on the 22d, where
addressed an immense crowd, urging his brethren t° e-
rol and march upon Canada.
General Brisbin, who is writing " Grant Paper?,
for the Cincinnati Gazette, relates that at a clam lunch it)
California he once asked the General (then Capt.
how ho liked clams. The latter drily replied th'to
thought them a very good substitute for " gutta Per-

oysters."
Anthony Trollope arrived in the Scotia at
ba
York on WedneSday, 22d April. He has been sent ee"st'..
the Government on business connected with the F°, f
office, and he will doubtless meet a hearty reception, 8- 11°0
all English literary men he is most popular "over
t
water."
Longfellow and his family are about to pal
land a visit, and to spend the summer on the coutinee".
Wilkes' Spirit gives us the following items :—.lll-6"., vtC;l6)
tie' proehetic drama, " The Spirit of Seventy-six (.
or The Coming Woman," was produced at Sellth
Theatre, in Boston, on the evening of Monday, the "-„J
of April. It is cleverly written, sparkling and witty', %,
excellent satire, but not a good acting drama. Its dr:: t.
tic construction is faulty, and lacks situation and ei.""cs,
Chas. Walcot played Count Horace in the gloomy,
ghostly, yawning-graveyard horror, entitled " Paull the
at the Philadelphia Arch. Stephen Massett charcreshro-
9hinameen $3 a pigtail to bear him talk English a
ken China. The " White Fawn" will soon leave 130-010
fur fresh triumphs. Edwin Adams is after Forrest' ro
succeeds that groat interpreter of Shakspere at Pitt
Opera House. William O. Forbes, a well-known GoodSont"
theatrical . manager, died recently in Brooklyn. ras
little boys in Georgia schools get circus tickets as resra
re-
of merit. Country papers publish that Miss ICellogg
fused $4OO a night to sing in Madrid on account of the /I‘,
climate. Falconer's celebrated comedy of "Dos He
Me ?" was produced at the Arch, Philadelph'a• 19/10- of
the best stock companies in America will open 13°, from
new theatre in the fall. Kate Denin is coming back eto
California. The Del Lave family are in Mexico, and ar
join Chiarini at Guadalajara.

Births.
A"
CHAMPION—On the Bth inst. at Florence-tell-3c" It.'
mouth, the wife of Lieut.:Col. R. H. ChanipW'
of a daughter.
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pet
DAY—On the Bth inst., at The Elms, Lordship'f
wich, the wife of Frank Day, Esq., of a daughte'o3oo'
WALLER—On the 6th inst., the wife of Charles 13e3-
Waller, Esq., Sydenhaw, of a son.
Marriages.
MILLARD -SANDERS—On the 7th inst. Of
at o'• ti,
Bloomsbury, William Edward, second. sou e^kifittil",,,
Millard, Esq., of 112, Aldersgate-street, E. 0., to 6-sfor,
Amelia, daughter of Fred. Sanders, Esql 473'
street, London, W.C. SAI°F.
SMART—DALLow—Ou the 7th inst. at Donipgtonbah[ovi;
Mr. John Smart, of Scarborough, to EnimaJauer of
tU
hte ,itop.
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of The Brooklyns, Aibrighton, eldest daug
h.to R. Dallow, Esq., of Summerfield, Wolverlo
Deaths.
BARLEY—On the 7th inst., Dulcibella, wife W'll's
Barley, of Walpole-stret, Chelsea. 131$11°P
CORN WELL— On the Bth inst., at Plantation f-ruuse'o6.
Stortford, Herts, John C. Cornwell, Esq., oged-nribrbic°
Folin—On the 7th inst., at 42, Sussex-square' OW'
G. S. Ford, Esq., aged 79.
INGHAM—On the Bth inst, at Watford Villa, '.748e.W
Derbyshire, Jame. Ingham, Esq., J.P., aged
of 82, et,
0f.110.,,tre-
LARKE --On the Bth inst., Mr. Alfred Lark",
laide-road, South Hampstead, and 38, Sa°l'vi
Piccadilly. , Chef
WitsoN—On the Bth inst., at the Royal Hos Pita"
Sir John M. Wilson, C. 8., K.H., aged 85-

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