, 1859-02-02

| LIQUOR R1or At GRsExcAs7LE, IsD.-There
was liquor riot at Greencaatle, Ind. on Wed
nesday night The citizens turned cut IN o,a4ss
and demolished every liquor shop in the place.
4 calf raised in Piststoxn, N. T., four weeks
| old, wss Slaughtered By it's owner, Dr.. Palmer,
list week. It weighed, when dressed, four nun.
dred and twenty y-six pounds!
| 4 MODEST DxxAgD.-In fact, Ne demand. n
. right, that wherever their il Protestant chap
lain there shall also b. Catholic chaplain, and
! it Is = mean feature in the management Of thu
military service Of the country, on land and sea.
that ehaplsias are not appointed upon this plan.
| -Roston Pilot.
The Selma, Ala, S<nliatl says that dem
tint OF that city recently prepared 4 full set OF
sixty or seventy years old, and who had been
quite deaf for twenty years past. A soon ~
the teeth were placed in her mouth, the hearing
Of the old lady became quits suddenly ~ good
~ it ever had been-
- The news of the Jspanese treaties has
caused great sensation in the whaling feet,
and it il sad that from htty to hundred Whalers
and obtain supplies, instead Of going to Homo
lutu, II they have hitherto DONE This change.
it made ~ contemplated, will havs 4 very pfe-
Judicial effect On the trade Of Honolulu. but it
viii give strength TO tho American influence in
Japan.
nr: Livisgston. who writes from the Zam-
besi, Africa, Sept 14:h, speaks OF that river "a
nasigsblo for small drsu9ht steamers for ten
mont ths In tho year, if not constantly. He also
mentions fact Of great importance 10 Tho future
of African commerce, that there ia IN in
nense coal field" 1t Tete. on the Zambesi,
Where many Of 70 aeams crop out, and remarks
that with coal 3nd the beat iron ore in abup.
dance, surely Africa viii not always be the srod-
den nation it hla been"
THE Pa1scn 1xeaR1A1~-A great crowd is col
lected every day in the Tnil1eries zarden, TO see
the Imperial Prince plsJinR in the reserved gar
den. Tho chubby llttla fellow runs about brisk.
y enough, chasing biz two white spsn1els~ He
has two companions Of the 8aun ago with him.
self Four or hve ladies and nurses attend him,
and there il . footmsn, some six feet fonr, who
carries the little Pfiuces balls, balloons, hoops
and other toys. The has beth arms tull OF theu1,)
and who throws them out 70 the dogs.
JUVENILE Pzxeoc1rx.-A 1istle child OF this
cstJ wss holding very animated conversation
III one Of o:,oa s6oat j j.; Own Js.rs f.. d.ys
sppcsred 10 be dispute u to Whist their
"noths.s could do" Alter naming over vazi.
Gus merisorioua acts OF which their maternals
were capable, the one in question put N eud to
ths dispute hJ .e1elsimlng; We'll. there's
one thing my mother can do that yours can't
my mother eaa take erery one Of her se<sA out at
oae< !"-H<.o Hd5aa Nti1s.
THE GoULpT TRAaRDY.-Joanna Murphy, oue
Of the servant girls IN the employ Of the Gouldy
family 1t the time OF the attempted hatchery Of
the family By young Gouldy, had An operation
performed upon her yesterday at ths City Hos.
pitAl. It viii be remembered that ahe Wa dis.
charged from tha Hospital II cured about
month ago. and that = tow days since, having
relapse, abe WEE again admitted for medical |
treatment. A. tho operation yesterday num-
ber of detached Fragments Of tho skull, which |
pressed upoa the brain, and which produced |
the relapse, were removed 1t is believed that |
ahe will nov entirely zecoser.-1ines, 28M.
HUNK HA1a.-The London market alone con- /
tains tirs suus Of human hnir. Blonde hair il
tho most demanded. Most Of this comes from
Germany where it is gathered By : Dutch Com
psny. Fifteen years ago this wAs in tho greatest
demand and brought TWO dollars IN ounce.
Black hair is now preferred. It comea from
France, principally from Bri:tany and the
Southern Departments The French hsir har-
vest amounts 10 nearly 100 tons Jear- Ths
price varying from twenty cants to dollar par
head, secozding to weight and quality The |
hair merchants attend tairs with = pack Of rib
hous, pins. and sueh ANAL azs1clss. which thsy
exchange for hsir.