The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


we're encamped in the Champs Elysee, says Of
hem and their creed: "These Zingaries did not
ONE TO attend the Congress Of Peace, a. some
ournals have pretended. Zingarism has never
Omitted war; it is in perpetual peace with
before its wandering school, Saint 81
non Fourier, Proudhon, Jean Journetand Ca
yet, are all silly children. Zingerism Is the
,ncial theory which has been acted upon, with |
,ut passing through controversy. Its doctrines
nay be thus summed up: Not TO believe IN TO-
morrow; to be of no particular country; but oil
al, to despise property, as regards the owner;
o sleep under the stars; live in the open air;
lat what God gives, and to fast when he gives
nothing"
cat fashionable watering place near Car
Iisle," saws the Gatsshead Observer, Gan ena-
incurred chambermaid, who had fallen in love
with fellow servant, laid hold Of him one hne
morning, and broke out in song:
'As winds the ivy round the tree,
As to the crag the moss patch roots,
So clings my constant soul to thee,
Ny own my beautiful my boots y!
HUNGARIAN VEsGEANcE-A letter to the New
York Tribune from Vienna says: "Some are
shot every day at Pesth. In this way they dis
patch the mass Of the prisoners, the hussars OF
the Honveds who have not yet given their sub
mission. You may imagine what evaporation
is produced by these Wholesale slaughters.-.
Vegeance is taken on the assassins. Bands OF
men 90 through the streets and slsy without
mercy the Austrian officers whom they meet
BAH. Sun.
BINDING ON AusrRIA.-FalconbIidge in king
John recommends Austria TO "hang calf-tkin
on those recreant limbs" At the present day
he could hardly have recommended such a
binding In calf, seeing that Austria Is already
bound in Russia.-Puneh.
DEATH OF CAPT. DUsTIs.-We were panied yes
ierday morning to hear that telegraphic dispatch
had been received from New Orleans, announcing
| the death of Capt EFT. DUSTIN, Of the steame
Bostona. He died al New Orleans, on Thursda!
night last-just one week after the explosion o
| he Louisiana, by which accident he received III
| injuries which proved fatal TO him. Capt ID. wa
kind hearted gentleman. an excellent husban
and father, and enterPriEins business man, an
one Of our most popular steamboat commanders
His death 10 a great loss, and We symphathis
with his relations in their affecting bereavement
The BOst0na is expected TO arrive in a few day
with the remains Of Cspt Dustin on board. Nj
Price, his brother.in law, pilot of the boat, seq
despatch to that effect from New Orleans, date
Friday, the 23d.--LOu. C0uT.
The KENTUCKY BOYS IN CALIFoRSIA.-The Cal
fomia mail arrived here at LAST at a late hour o
Friday night, and on Saturday We had the Pleasur
OF reading q number of letters fIom our boys
California. Capt. Msury's and Capt Huie's con
psnies had arrived at the diggings in safety. Th
eriigrants from this State had separated and wei
digging gold in squads in different parts of the go
region. They had nearly all suffered with siel
ness, which had greatly interfered with their OPP
rations. Numbers of them are sick and disgusts
with the country, and intend TO return az soon
they can. Theirleiters contain but little news
general interest
GEORGIA GOLD CoISAsE.-The amount Of 60
received at the branch Mint in Dahlonesa duriI
the month of October was 81, 900, of who
about $500 was California, and the Iemaind
Georgis. The amount coined durins the san
time was SIS, 439. The Californis gold contain
about II "a per cent alloy, while the Georgia h!
only about per cent
DgArH on MIsER.-The Picayune says that
old miseT, planter, died at Attakapas, lately, vi
was worth in money, lands and negroes, at leas
sao0, 600. lie had his coffin made before bis eat
Of rough, unhewn planks, in which were foun
: after his death. sonae V~V -. .uIee tnousand Dc
lara in gold. Seereted in the ceiling ofhis hous
Was s45, 600 in gold, and In an iron chest, also,
very large amount in gold and paper.
%A Washington correspondent Of the Bali
more Clipper writes that Mr.. HESRrA. WIn, Il
author Of LOS Gringos," accompanies N
ScHRoKDER as Secretary 10 the Legation to Sw
DEM that Col. MAaRUDER, Of the U. S. Army, h
: been ordered, with his company, to Californii
that Com. JOINS has been ordered home, and Cor
SMITH goes out to relieve him.
LT Horace Mann, in a late lecture in Boston, ga
the gods of the world are fast dying out, and OF
deity alone is worshipped-geaih. Were il Gu
rently reported that the river Jordan was bedds
with gold, and that the Pool Of Bethesda was line
with pearls, the Christian world would vie with Il
Jews 10 rebuild Jerusalem, and ships would b
up for Palestine instead of San Francisco.
GA large importation Of Australian See
Wheat, OF excellent quality, had been made ini
Liverpool. The same vessel also brought fifi
tons Of -four, grown and made in Australia.
MuRDER.-sluch excitement was caused at IA
ei'evile, n. c., last week BY the discovery III
Mf. Alexander c. Simpson, who bad died on u
9Th inst, tss was supposed IRON natural causes
had been poisoned with arsenic. His wife
charged with Inc deed, and has escaped. tn
grand jury, upon an investigation Of the matte
has found bill against her for murder.
CURIOUS CIRouMsTAscK.-One of the Frenc
National Guard, who was supposed 10 have die
from Indigestion, produced by drunk nness, wa
recently buried inthe Department of the May enn.
He was buried with military honors, and, on IN
firing OF the las. volley, sroan wss heard TO prs
coed from the coffin which was instantly taken u
and opened, when the supposed dead man rose uE
and, on examination, it was found that the Sc
gesnt had negligently loaded his piece with ba
cartridge, the bali had passed through the thigh {
the man, and thus prevented his premature int
meat- The resuscitated man who was soon cure
Of his wound, has evinced his gratitude BY CON
mencing an action against the sergeant, 10 re cove
damages for the injuryl
British MINISTER CoMNe.-The steam sloo
Hecate was to have left Portsmouth, England, o
Saturday, the 81 instant, direct for New York, wi,
Sir Henry Bulwer on board, as minister plenipC
Tertiary to the United States. The only soc of s
Edward Bulwer Lytton was TO sai with his incl
as unpaid attache. The Hecste will probably a
rive at New York some time this week.