The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Prince Rsdziyil's language In private is said
of $4,000 men being ready to crsss the frontier.
The army OF The sultan, a, present. in the
~, artillery. and infantry. is estimated at l0O,-
900 men.
I, is proposed TO establish club houses for the
working classes in London; the buildings TO
contain 50 or 60 bed rooms, each Of which is
to be rented at two shillings week. They ere
10 have baths, a coffee-room, and library at
tached. The expenses are estimated q, f3OO,
and the income f365. The Model Lodging
Houses have proved eminently successful, at
least, in their sanitary regulatiOns--in one In
stance where 1900 persons occupied 300 sets Of
bed rooms, IT Is stated not a single case of chol-
era had occurred.
Lola Monies was at the last advices in Bou-
logne. She arrived there on the 10th ult, and
passed under the assumed name Of Mrs Traf-
ford. till detected.
The Introduction Of cotton in Egyptis sttrib-
utable to Mshemet Ali; two hundred thousand
bales are annually exported TO Liverpool and
Manchester. Flax Is also cultivated to a great
extent there.
A public meeting was held at Manchester, on
the 4th instant, for the purpose of presenting q
testimonial Of esteem to Elihu Burritt, previous
10 his return to the U nited States. The resolu
tions were presented to him. enclosed in mas
sive gilt frame.
Comorn surrendered on the 9th Of Septem'
Der, and the regular occupation of the fortress
was to take place on the LIST Of October. Among
the booty carried off by the Russians, was dia'
dem pearl, for which l6, 900 forms (fl 500
were offered TO q common Russian soldier, bu
refused.
It In universally said that Georgey has beef
shot by Count Edmund Zicky, whose brothe
was hanged by GeOrgey's order in the Danubi
an island Of Csepel. 1t is not positively know
whether the insurgent chief fell in duel o
not The account which we have heard is
that Count ZIcky walked up to Georgey, VIII
was sitting In a ooffee-house, and shot him dea
on the spot.
Victor Hugo, has given his cordial sanction
TO President Bonaparte's letter to General Ney
and M. Theirs has expressed his satisfaction
| with the manifesto Of the Pope.
Hop to Make Good Cup of Tea.--M. Soye
recommends that before pouring in any wate'
the teapot, with the tea in 1t, shall be placed Il
the oven till hot, or heated by means of spir
l. up, or In front Of the fire mot too close,
course) and the pot then filled with boilin
water. The result, he says, will be, In about
minute, a most delicious cup Of tea, much 81
perior to that drawn In the ordinary way.
The celebrated Hecker, of Baden, in letts
to friend in Basic, says; there 10 an evider
bankruptcy Of genius and talent everywher
at the present time; but plent IN ediocrit
mouth speaking, and mock -heroism.
Some important inscriptions on stone, ha '
recently been discovered at Rome, near the II
rum Of Trsjan.
Grapes are said to decrease In flavor an
: richness, the farther they are removed from Il
!, ground. This has been the result OF Il
1 experience of the French and German win
: growers.
The sale Of the Bible has been prohibited
Turin.
The Protestant Bible has been publicly bur
ed In Nice.
= The English papers remark that the choie
Of ceased In England Immediately after the ooss
vance Of the national fast