The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27


adjusted, The Emperor Of Austria continues
obstinate but does not seem disposed to take any
aggressive steps.
GLEAxISGs FROM LATE FoREIGS PAPERs.
The Cork Examiner announces that the ex-
cellent Father Mathew will visit the u. States
early next spring.
Lord Morpsth was thrown from his horse, a
short time since, and severely injured.
An old man in Dundee recently married
his fourth wife, being the third within twelve
months.
A lady of property in London, was burned
TO death, victim to the practice Of reading In
| bed.
Mr.. O'Connor, NJ. p. addressed n letter te the
editors of the Weekly Dispatch, the commence
ment Of which, was as follows:--"You nnmiti-
gated ass! You sainted fool! You canonizsd
ape"
pair Of moose deer, six inches high, have
arrived in London from Java. They will doubt
less be greatly nGgnifed by the naturalists.
In the Isle OF Man, COW burnt in the high
way is esteemed sovereign specific against
witcacraft in cattle.
The Earl of Mansfield and his sporting COM
panions, actually assisted in righting an over
turned wagon!
A wealthy Spcfforth squire, fell in love with a
charming girl, Of "sweet SIXTEEN" the daughter
of a couple in his own service. All parties were
agreeable to a wedding, but nevertheless, the
lovers eloPed to Gretna, accompanied by the
brides mother. The unreasonable black
smith demanded fe for rivetting the matrimoni-
al chain, but the romantic bridegroom, having
no fear of angry brother father, sought a
cheaper shop, and was made happy for life, for
twenty shilliRgs-
| Captain Stirling, late one Of the leader-writ-
ers Of The Times newspaper, died at an sdyan-
ced age, a few weeks ago, at his residence at
Knightsbridge. The mortality in the Times Of
fee, in very short space Of time, is remarka-
BILE. Within few years il has lost, Mr.. Thorn
as Barnes, :he principal editor; Mr.. Bacon, the
sub-editor, Mr.. Alsiger, the writer Of the city
srticle-next the great pillar Of the establish
ment, Mr.. John Walter, and last, Captain
Stirling
ysRRy Land, on her departure from London,
made munihcent locations TO several charities
She is, Of course, greatly lauded by those who
! give to song what they deny TO suffering.
There is much talk in Paris Of the debut Of
a most extraordinary gypsy dancer, whose light
ness and elasticity enable her TO dance pas on
an inflated ball, bounding and pirOuetIing high
in the air. returning again to the bali, and guild
ing it wherever she plesses. The novelty Il
undenisbIe. whatever may be said of the taste.
The Persian Ambassador in France, by means
Of hearty burst Of popular applause, overcams
the difficulties Of the language, of which he
was previously ignorant, and returned thanks
in good set French. People pretend, to vex the
authorities, not to believe him genuine
| The Fleetwood CATonieie, has discovered on
the occasion Of her landing nj that port, thai
A.L..
nounees IL thus:--"At this moment the chailt
aud lovely queen of night came forth from heI
previous veil ofelouds, 10 greet her sister sover-
eign, and the whole scene was, the most beau
tiful we ever beheld."
/ On the occasion of the birth Of the Due de
Guise, and the departure Of his father, the Due
d'Aumale, for Algiers, Louis Philippe distribu-
ted TO every soldier on duty at St. Cloud, little
blue paper box, stamped with 81. F." and con-
tanning each the kingly donation Of one dozen
biseuits de RhsiHs!
The eldest son of the Hon. Mrs Norton, who
is heir presumptiye TO the title Of Earon Grant
ley, became a convert to the Roman Catholic
Church, while an "Eaton boy" during his
short stay in Paris, at Easter last.
ask freehoders of the county Kilkenny
says the Limerick Examiner, dinsd at the ex.
Pense of one Of the candidates. The bill con-
tanned the following items; bottles Of French
brandy, 2 dozen lsmo made, bottles wine, poe
glasses punch, gallons ale, lbs. cheese, and
six dinners,"
Sir r. Ingis says that the rumoted marriage
Of the Duke Of Wellington, TO Miss Burdeti
Coutts, "hsth this extent no more" Miss b
called upon the Duke with a sum Of money tc
build churches. "You deserve TO be duchess, v
, says the duke. "YOu see my father makes you
an offer, Miss B." says the Marquis of Douroi
and this was all the "esuTtship's history"
Some thousands of barren acres, along the
, banks Of the RhOae, have this year been sown
Sgith rice, and promise an abundant harvest.
Frames Of wire-work, placed in the base Of a
chimney, will, 1t is said, render it impossible fol-
il to take FIRE.
The wife Of the well.known Yidocq, commit
ted suicide lately. She put an end TO her life
to escape from the intolerable suffering occa-
stoned by a tumor, declared by the faculty to be
incurable.
|, A process has been patented by which artifi-
cial stone Of every quality may be produced
from architectural granite to statusry marble.
go. 10 10 thought to be sufficient compensa-
ton in England for a years Imprisonment, il
we may judge by the following =" Govern
} ment has given fl0 each TO Cant, Debney,
Lonsdale and Williams, the four men who have
undergone four years Of unjust imprisonment "
A Mr.. FAIRIES has invented travelling car
rage, TO carry twelve passengers, and which, il
is alleged, can be propelled with ea,e over bill
and dale, by one person, at asPead Of ten miles
an hour.
II is stated that there are In Liverpool from
10000 to $4,000 Welsh, nearly all Of whom are
dissenters.
The EaniskilIen Journal says, ''Resstance to
81. e A.sr xs..1s A.,
every part Of this county"
A correspondent Of the YorkshireHan com.
plains that train was delayed twenty-seven
minutes until pineapple, ordered by telegraph
was procured for Mr.. Hudson"
There are now in the new House Of Com
mons fifty-four eldest sons OF peers, seven heirs
presumptive, thirty-fvs younger sons, nine
teen grsndsons, forty-ive brothers, aad alto
gether 266 persons connected with the peefsge
The Je,epsA Chroniele repels the charge Of
"cruelty BY Jews in slaughtering animals
they handle them as though they loved them
and cut their threats tsnderIy.
Marshal Soult has been created Marshal
General Of France.
Prince Napoleon, son of Jerome Bonaparte
has arrived in Paris.
Louis Philippe entered on his 18th year on
the 9th ult.
New Orleans papers Of the 18th, received this
evening, contain Vera Cruz dates Of the 7th inst
Advices from Puebla represent the city as hav.
ing been effectually subdued. Gen. Lane com.
manded the respect of the citizens, and had in