Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-07

The National Era expects to lose one
third Of its subscription list in consequence
of the hard times.
The Republic a Journal for fremen,
mas been started in a. neat way at Bos-
ton.
The Democracy of Springfield, Mass.
have carried that city completely.
The Catholic Fair at Boston has Just.
terminated, with a profit Of ten thousand
dollars.
The hog cholera is prevailing at Bla-
wenburgh, NJ J.
The Palo Alto Rolling Mil, at Potts
vile, Penn, resumed operations last
week,
Last week, Fanny KembIe read ''The
Merchant Of Venice in Boston, to an
audience Of 1900, in aid of the poor.
The late Handel Festival, at the Crys-
tai Palace, England, shows a profit Of
sI2, 900. 74T.
Manufacture Of cotton in Switzerland
has increased. In 1898 they had 100000
spindIes, in 1850, 100000,
The South Carolina Legislature has
passed a suitable tribute 10 the memory
of the late Senators Butler, Cleves, and
Hamilton.
The production of gold in Australia for
the best year is set down by the best En-
glish authorities at one hundred millions
of dollars.
Peter Gales was tried in Cincinnati for
"trigamy," three women appearing in
court and claiming him as husband.
The Emperor Of France is busy at
Compiege, hunting stays by day, and see
ing them u up by torch hight.
Rev. Dr. Bellows, in his late lecture
in Boston, strongly urges the necessity Of
early marriages.
1t is said that the subscriptions to the
new work on Natural History by Profess
sOr Agassiz, amount % 81, l25 900.
It is stated at an anti-M Mormon meet
ing hat the arms of Utah consist of a bee
hive, protected by a lion rampant, at
whose feet is the American Eagle, cou-
chant and badly plucked.
Fifty gamblers have been notified to
leave the city of Dubuque, Iowa.
The extensive axe factory of D. Sim
mons, at Cohoes, Me-, resumed opera
tions.
1t is stated that Gen. Concha has made
over $4,000, 900 within the last five
years, as his per centage from the sale of
cargoes Of slaves that he allowed to
land.
The post Office at Dighton, Mass, was
broken into and robbed of one hundred
letters and SO in postage stamps on the
night of the 7th ult.
Captain o. H. Bergman, who made
the deep sea soundings for the Atlantic
telegraph cable, has accepted the COM
mand of the mail steamer Granada, for
Aspinwall.
A great number of Americans soiourn.
ing in Paris have departed in consequence
of the crisis, for fear that they will be
short o fmoney in a little while.
By the burning Of the steamboat Rain
bow, recently, forty or fifty thousand dol
lars in gold and twenty thousand dollars
IN ewelry were lost.
The Rochester Union saws that one of
the Republican State officers has Just been
indicted by a Grand Jury of one of the
Lake cities for obtaining money by frau
dulent representation.
Charles Stetson, of the Ohio Life &
Trust Company, says on examination the
affairs have been so tangled up and mis-
managed by their agency at New York
no satisfactory report can vet be made
made of its condition.
The Legislatures of Alabama and
South Carolina have legalized the Bank
suspensions.
Lola Montez IS to marry the Prince
Solkowsh, who is blessed with the fol-
array Of titles Prince Of Bielitz,
Count of Reissen, Count Of Sobonmi,
Count of Kobelin, and Count of Lessa.-
His estates are situated in Austria Sie-
sra. He has been residing however for
several years IN the Northern part Of
New York. State, on a farm which he
purchased and stil owns. He is about
forty years of age. tits stated that when
married Ae will return at once to Aus
tria.
Rev. John Pierpont, the poet, has
Just married for the third time, at the
advanced age of y years,
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