The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-30
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

e Lord Stanley has been shipping many Of h
poor tenants to the United States, paying Il
passage money himself
! DIR. Hurteaux, of Paris, has pu blished stat
ment' that the use Of tobacco 10 prsssrvstiv
against the cholera, to great extent Of2,OO
people engaged in its manufacture, he foun
but twelve persons who had been attacks c
Vidal, Dismsrbrook and Ruef, all agree in hi
opinion, and DR.. Moore says tobacco injection
will cure the disease.
The Morning Herald says that In debate Blu
geaud is provoking and compromising speak
or; he is not a deKtsrous or happy dialsctician
but one Of those fluent, bull-headed, mOuthinl
declaimers that
| "Runs muck, and tits at ell he meets"
Punch declares that sporting paper wrot.
to Meyerbeer's "Prophsts" to ask him for th,
name Of the winning horse Of the Derby.
A black Episcopal bishop IL about to 10 con.
sscrated In England and sent to Africa.
Macrsady is the son Of an Irshman, who
wrote the farces Of the "Irshman In London, -
and "The Village Lawyer"
La Democratic Pseifqus tells Of foreign mar
ried young lady having been presented TO the
French President, and having fancisd she was
but haughtily received: "Are you for long
stay in France1" coOlly asked Louis Napoleon.
"NO, prince" was the reply, "ars your
Wordsworth, the poet. now 70 years Of age,
was at the last Queens ball.
An exhibition Of American plants has been
made in London. They were valued at tS5 900.
Miss Edgsworth took carriage drive on the
very day Of her death.
The entire French force before Rome is now
30, 900 men.
Abbss Mira. Vice Roy Of Egypt, has granted
the English Oriental Steam Company further
facilities for crossing the desert.
Thirteen founcss are not too m.py for the
dress of a lady who wishes to be 70 mode In
London.
GREAT SYMPATHY DEMONSTRATION FOR RgPus
reAN EunorE.-There was large meeting, in
Philadelphia, on Thursday, to make arrangements
Ter the celebration Of the Fourth Of July. Among
series OF resolutions passed was one declaring IL
TO be an obligation binding on the citizens of Phiia-
delPhia, TO send greeting TO the oppressed and
down-uoddsn of every cline and tongue, now
struggling for civil and religious liberty, tn cir
warmest expressions of sympathy and their earn est
hopes for their ultimate success
THE WHEAT IN kESTUckr.-The Lexington At
las, MaSsiv Eagle and Bsrdstown Visitor all
complain that the wheat crops in their neighbor.
hoods have been materially injured by the rust.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or TnsssYLvAsIA USI.
vERsrrY.-The Medical Faculty of Pennsylvania,
says the Atlas, Is again recognized and complete
Prof S. AMMAN has been transferred to the chair of
Theory and Practice, and Prof Vim. n. Boiling,
late of the Memphis Medical School, Of Tsnnes-
see, appointed to the Chair of Obstetrics, &c.
FIsHr WIFE TIE MEIic,ss.-Mr. Lorins, who
has just returned from San Francisco has furniah-
ed the New York Courier and Enquirer with an
interesting narrative, from which we extract the
following:
On arriving at Acapulco, ON the way down from
San Francisco, the California found vessel which
had just arrived, having on board the Mining Gem
pany of New Jersey Blues, under Col. Zsbriskie,
well known from his participation in the Mexi can
campaign, and from his services in the Presi,len.
usl canvass of last fall. They had been forced TO
put into Mexican port, some miles south of Aca-
Pulco, for water and other stores On approsch.
ing the shore they were warned of by an armed
party Of Mexicans, who gave them notice that they
would be fired upon and killed IL they attempted
to land. Col. Zabriskie told his men they must
have water, and they could not stand such inso-
lence from the Mexicans: he, therefore, put him
Mericans cut of the town, procured what they
wanted, and, after hosting the siar-spsnged ban
ner, which they left flying, returned to their ship.