The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-10

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~ NJ - - 1fse.- The Hungarisn and p
G1lnrsD ars stIll retained at widdln.
~ ChInese Junk b stu attracting thou
VI vtsisors in the river Thames.
>neh The Russian army appears colossa
= - COS 900 men-it 10 the o2inIo
traveller IN Russia, that 1900
t<csnld be readily brought into th
lsxrsceful instance of logging fsmal
r.nt, on board the British ship Families
5nd for Australia, has been brought before tn
board Of Commissioners.
steam Yacht, built at Greenock, has JUS
<An sent TO EgyPt,for the private use Of Say
Pscha, con of MOhsmed Ali. She measure.
feet in length. has festhering paddles. and
An still water will make seventeen miles an hour
Going down the Nile, IL IL estimated IS miles
an hour will be her average speed.
A rife Of peculiar construction, used In Prus-
ala. il about to be introduced into use In the
British Army.
The Bridgewalsr Canal Company carry pas
sengers for three pence each, from Liverpool To
Manchester, distance Of forty miles.
Sir John Franklin called from England on his
Arctic expedition, May 10, ls45.
The English feet at Malta. has gone up to
the Dsrdanelles
A silver penny Of the time Of William the
First, is worth eight shillings sterling.
Mr.. Towson has invented a method Of deter
mining the latitade at sea, by attitudes Of the
,up. taken before or after meridian.
An engraving Of Abbott Lawrence appsarsin
the London News.
The births in London for the week ending
October 7th, amOu nted 10 l.526. Deaths to
1911.
The Strait of the Dardanelles divides Europe
from Africa, and unites the sea Of Marmora to
10 the Archipelago. IL Is 50 miles in length,
snd It's width varies from ten miles to less than
one mile. Il is very strongly fortified.
The March mail from ina was lost by the
shipwreck Of the TOrrngton.
Lady Franklin has heard Of the safety of her
husband, and has been 10 Aberdeen to commu-
niczte with the whAlsmen who brought the in.
tsIiigeaee.
The French ministry are about sbolishing all
theatrical moHOPOlies.
The army Of the Sultan, a, present, in the
vicinity Of ConstantinOPle. consisting Of oaval-
~ artillery, and infantry, is estimated at lOO,-
900 men.
The cost Of telegraph line in England IS one
hundred and fifty pounds per mile; in Prussia |
and the United States, ii l. less than as many
dollars
The British East India Company intend to
adopt the Underground telegraph for the TO- 900
miles Of line they are preparing to lay in that
country.
Agrest peace Congress ID announced TO /
be convened at London on the Both Of the pres
snt month, at which Elihu Burritt, Giradin,
the editor Of Ia Pr,sse, and other celebrities
are 10 be present on The occasion
At recent pubic meeting at Devices, In ia
Vor Of the abolition Of he death penalty, il was
shown from Parliamentary paper, that the
eOmmittAls for the five years subsequent to
the smeliOratiOn Of the penalty upon seventeen
srimes, formerly capital, was Iess by 1000 cases
The house OF the celebrated Scottish reform
er, Jchu KnOI, is in danger Of destruction sP-
PlicsiiOR has been made to the Court Of Ses-
siOns against the degree Of the Dean Of Guild
Court for lis demolition; later advices say IL will
doubtless be restored.
Il is proposed to found a wOrkingman's Ii |
brsIy, with the numerous duplicate copies Of
works in the library of the British Museum.
Hands no, Hearts" is the significant title Of
forthcoming novel.
According TO her marriage contract act, the
Duchess Of Orleans was entitled to receive
100000 francs annuity; the validity Of the claim
has been questioned, as she has lost that posi-
ton for the support Of which it was originally
granted The claim has BEEN finally consider
ed valid, and will have to be paid.
The Librarian Of Sion College, Rev Henry
Christmas, has in press, a work entitled 1.-The
Cradle of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and His
tory"
MAS SHOT.-Mrs. Rennck, wife OF Mr.. II.
Renaiek, of Saline county, No., lately shot q man
BY the name OF Carroll. During a Temporary ab.
sence OF Mr.. Rennick, Carroll made oyertures Of
dishonOrable character TO Mrs. r. She communi-
Gated the affair to her husband, who told her if
Osnoii persisted in his overtures 10 shoot him
and for this purpose loaded pistol and gave tito
Is wife. Shortly afterwards Carroll renewed his
"ertures The lady attempted TO 60 up stars'
and As she assembled Carroll caught her, and made
u attempt to detsin her. She got the pistol and
shoi him. He died in about fifteen minutes. Rem
niek and wife were taken before Justice and ex-
smined, but were promptly discharged.
BLLIR cor TBB GLoBE."-TNis distinguished
and veteran editor, who "yoted for Cas- upon
Convention which nominated him, but whose
'hesu with Martin Van Buren," has retired
from the GIobe and, IL is rumored is about TO es-
iablish paper to advocate Col. Benton's claims
70 the Presidency.
1A Mr. Emery died at Medford, Mass, las;
week, Of hydrOphobis. He was bitten last June
bys smsll dog he was endeayoring to catch, and
entirely forgotten the circumstance until few
evenings previous 10 his death, when he was
seized with an unsccounisble dread Of water.