The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-29
r.reigO Miscellany.

AZ the great Milan Theatre the aecomin0-
dations for the people IN tho pit ara poor,
but in the front oi the hard benches. and In
tho rear OF the orchestra, are three rows Of
comfortable chairs, which are every night
flied by the dappcr whito aud green uni
ferns OF tho Austrian officers, aud at tho
cost of 2,,d mn evening. A letter says,
there IN no greater eyesorc 10 the MilaBese,
nothing that gails them more. thnn thoso
three rows oi arm chairs. paakal with Aus.
,rian captains and subalterns.'
Lord ltossc never said ,bn, people would
be scorched to death this summer. Here are
his compliments ON the subject :~-
" The Iastle. Faisoustown, March E,.-.-Iord
lsos.e prssenia his compliments to The editor VI
tbs Eru,ng i'est, and having observed quota
ton ifoin the Limerick Hapofisr la which his
name u associated with sUinc conjecture ~ To
The approaching season, he hega TO say that hs
has narer expressed any opinion on The @ub'
leet
In one ~ the British rural churches n
young couple were recently being joined In
The bonds Of wedlock, when, just IA the final
pledge was about 10 be exchanged, one of
the company smiled, and set the rst a gig.
Cling, wbercupon the officiating clergyman
laid down bis book, dsrobed aud lett tho
church, leaving tho peraons Who bad been
70 Dcariy made man md wife no alternative
but 10 go home and console themselves for
their disappointment over The wedding least.
The Vicar of Wakefield was obliged 10
chaaien the somewhat unruly diapositioR ~
lrvi,y shown by his daughter Sophia and
Miss Arabeln Nilmot when he was about
10 join their hands To Sir w illlam Thorubill
and tcorge Primrose. but h. did not throw
aside his book IN IA pet abd break oil the
ceremony though he threatened IL.
The disturbance IN the thatre nj Venice
wna caused by the Count,4@ Strozzi, IL fool
isi woman. who took the black and yellow
cockade oi an officer and placed IL IN her
bair. Tho officer took 1t from her on per-
ceiyipg the notice IL attracted and the nin-
bragg II gave, bat sLe again snatcbed II and
repeated the silly display. She has been
ordered under arrest--tbat IL 10 say she has
bocn desired % remain In her house for
week.
Forty pages ofcorrcsp0ndencc among others
betwccn Lord cowley and Clarendon, have
been transmitted 10 the House Of Commons
relative TO the purchase oi an English Pro.
trstabt chapel II Paris. II seems that while
John wns talking about buying jonathan
stepped in and bought. There occurs the
following handsome acknowledgement;
The memorial of British residents 10
Lord Cosley, nrging the purchase Of the
chapel, Is appended " is dated Jan, 1851
Disappointment, however, crlsaed, for on the
2ith of January, Lord Cowiey wins iniormed
that on the opening Of communication
with Mr. Chamier that gentleman. who was
TOO III 10 zee the person deputcd to ncgoti.
atc with him on ihe part Of the government,
sent word tba, the chapel was already sold
10 an Ameriean--a statement afterwards
confirmed in writing. Lord Cowley, how
ever, hal In the interim seen DR.. Evans, the
American gentleman 10 whom the chapel in
the Rue d'Aguesseau had been sold, and be
on hearing the circumstances 0t the case.
most handsomely and honorably renowned
his right OF purchase, the Americans having
determined TO buy piece Of ground and
a chapel for themselves. The correspond.
encc between Lord Cowley, Dr. Evans, and
Dr. Kirk this colleague) is honorable 10 oil
parties, apd particularly 70 the Americans"
The London Tnes devo,es column To
the full rebellion" Of the Mormons bat
without word VI coinmeDdation oi Presi-
dent BucbAnans administration for its ener.
getic stand 10 favor Of obsdioncc 10 consti.
tu,ed authority.
GEoE0x SAxD, the celebrated French 81
thore~ and socialist, has retired 70 spend tne