, 1859-02-22
sWiScelfN1seO1ks Items.

INFORMATION WAsrED.-A distressed mother
~ites us from Green county, near Wor,hing.
| ton, Indiana, that her SOD, ". Il. Foulk, oged
twenty-nlue yef-s, Of steadv habits and correct
| department. lett home on tie 2Gth Of Sep III
her, 1858, in poor health and depressed in spir.
/ its, since which time he has not been heard
from. He is a naive Of Virginia, but he has
resided in the Wfst for several years. 1ufor-
| nation bearing upon this subj Ct will be thank-
fully received BY Mrs, Mary fouik wbose Post
Office il, Worthlngtou, Green county, Indiana.
Our exchanges will confer favor upun an aux.
ious parent py copying this snotice.-Ciacinsdti
Gd=<tkt.
TnE Ro1uca1Lps.-The marriage Of II. Gus.
tage do Rothschllds With Mile. Anspatch. con-
tinues to be good deal talked hbout. not only
because the de- Rothschid can do nothing with
out raining conversation, but beeap:e ii il the
first time de- Rothschild has married ANYBODY
but de Rothschild- Baron James de Koths-
child. the bend of the Paris firm, married lille.
Solomon dc Kothschid; Ii, Au.onJ de Roths-
Nathaniel de RothschiId marrled lille. de-
kotbschlld, hiscousin; M. Lionel de Rothechild,
the head OF the London frm, married daugh.
ter Of n. ArseIme de Rothschitd, of Naples II,
Alphonse DO folhsehild married the daughter
Of ii. Lionel de Rothschiid, of London. In this
way all the familt, in all its rami6oations bears
the name Of de Rothschild-a rule which will
not be broken in this instance, E. Nile. An
spaoh's family nons viii bs merged in her hus-
bands nane.-i1ris Cor. Boston IraaezI<r,
TEE GoosE THADE.-We noticed, Yesterday,
the arrival Of division Of the grand army Of
geese. said to be on the march hither from Ohio.
- ..-.n that this is the sscead division that
has nrrived; they are brought over the Erie
road, q szr Load at2 time, at intervals, so as
not to oYerstock Tho market Che lot that ar-
rived Tuesday caife from some IS miles west Of
to1urhue uuneharrx xGn at fha atArt not
counting out 457 at the end, that number, with
60 to LOO turkeys and $50 fowls, the latter in
coops, made double deck-car load, the freight
upon which in the san1e a. upon q car load Of
sheep.-M. Y. Tribune, 17td.
4 FAMOUS RAxcH.-We ace, from the Trib-
me. mat +nlther Of The (.elendp (the Msjor) has
settled in Texas. near Galveston. He has pur-
chased the Comal Ranch Of Col Sparks, front.
ing the Guadalupe river nius miles, and lying
twenty-five miles weat OF New Brsuntsls. ia
Coiust county, sad 4aout tlirty miles nearly
north from san Antonio-l0. 600 acres in a body,
With the improvements thereon, and some $40
acres under fence, near e. ". kendall's cello
brated sheep farm. In hia purchase ofstock ara
3,ooD sheep $50 head OF catsle, $50 head Of
horses and 1anles, bsa1des working oxen, Nal,
tese Jack, two Burmsh bulls, and the celebrated
race:horle, Hoetway, and also 1000 hoas,
goats, DC. He made clean purchase Of the
whole premises, amounting to *lo6. .7oo-the
largest .a'e ever made in Texas Of sny stock
farm.-Rrss~'s Spjrif.
PREs1DES1 BucH4sAx.-Those who have seeu
the Pre.ident lately dispensing the hospitaltie.
of the Executive msnsion speak Of him - ex
hibiting every sign oflite and energy. His step
is firm; be reads without glasses- Al his even.
ing receptions he maintains his position on the
ho1r from eight o'clock until ten. manifestlng
no symptom Of weakness and inarmiiy, and re-:
eeisipg thousands Of visitors With the utmost
cordially. He ID, in many Respects remarks
BILE man, and his character is worthy Of study
PNiiddttphid Pe7.atyloaaian.
FRVscu TRooes FRoERx 10 DEA74.-A Paris
correspondent 1rites as toflow3:
tive have had bad news from Algeria II
has showed there with great violence, and ser.
era! regiments wers surprised ty SNOW storms
one regiment lost thirty men. irezen to deoth,
and it has siyty peu in the hospital The IT,
plus fever il also making some ravsges amopg
them."
SCIENTIFIC CAnnx7.-Ths Ohio Wesleyan
University, Of delaware, has purchased the Cab
met Of Natural History collected By Dr.. William
Prescott, of Concord, N, Il. Il is said TO con
t4in 1000 stcclmens, 800 being specimens in
ConchoioRy, 5. 900 in Aine3alogJ and Geology,
about 900 in Ofnithology, the reaidue belonging
to various departments Of Zoology. Judging
from this, it il quite m acquisition to the Uni
1ersity, aud great benefit TO science will b. de-
rived from it.