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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17
NOTICE,

George Earle, Admins ! In the Circuit
traitor G. 7. A., Of Robert Court for Cecil
H. Thomas, Scounty in chan
VS.. Gerry, December
Theodore Camp. 9th, 1859.
nRDEkED. That the sale made and re-
OportcA by George Earle, Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate of Theodore Camp,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
fourteenth day of February, next provided,
a copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed at Elkton, Cecil county,
Maryland, once Il week for one month
before the twelfth day OF January, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
he S500UO. WIN. II. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
WIN. II. RICKETTS,,
Dec 10, 1S59-lm. Clerk.
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EXECUTIONS IN DELAWARE John J..
Bowen, convicted of murder of John w.
Dooin, at New Castle Del, has been scntcp.
ccd to b. hung on The l0th of February, 1860.
This is the same day On which Robinson and
Turner are to be executed at New Castle.
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NOT "a

A CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION will
"A %. W be hcll in the NJ. Il. Church.
at North East, on MONDAY. the Goth inst.
Doors open at $50 p. NJ; ENcrciscs to com.
mcncG al + r. Nj. Admission 10 cents.
By Order Committee OF Arrangements.
j.. W. THOMAS. Chairman.
7. G. McCnAcKrN, Secretary.
Dec L. lSJD-oW
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a CASE or CONSCIENCE. -- Mr.. Cobb has
received a letter from jersey City containing
twelve hundred dollars, which the writer SAWS
he dctaulted the government oHt Of and re-
turns Ih"amount to secure Inn peace OF mind
lie requests the fact Of its receipt to be
noticed. Mr.. Cobb Will comply.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons Indebted f. the subscriber
~ are respectfully invited to come for
ward and settle, by note or otherwise. on or
hci"rt the first of Jlnutry, next, us after thu t
date he intends to conduct lis business on
the cash principle.
TIIOS C. CROUCH.
Elkton, Dec IL, lSjg-ti.
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LAND SALE. Mr.. James S lIyrons bought
1T private sale n few days since, the farm Of
Mr. sJamcs w. Hnrtt, situate three miles
from Gaena, Nd, containing 200 acres, for
$40 600.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

ELECTION or lIoN. Mr. BRECKENRIDGE AS
SENATOR FROM KENTUCKY - Fr"nhfon Dec
II. Mr.. Brock nrdse has been elected IT,
), Senator by 'wcnty"ne majority.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

0J~A patent pocket umbrella is among the
lates inventions that have been patented -
y company with a capital Of $40 900, and
employing about fifty men, has been started
IN the East fer their manufacture.
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AN q NEE TETE

~ tn" Board Of School Commissioners OF
W Cecil county, held on the end OF
November. ult.. it was
RESOLVED. That the thanks OF the Board
be rendered to the County Commissioners
Tor their liberal dona ton OF county Maps to
the Public Schools Of the county.
B. +. MAY,
Dec II, ls59-lw. Secretary.
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CARS LEAVE ELKToN
For Baltimore For phila,lcIphia
lSttrain. 1910 \. NJ lsttrain 10. a. NJ
Ind - % p. NJ End " l2.i0 p. NJ.
3rL - i.o5tnighU Bird - ljP. NJ.
5sS1 Besides which regular trains here will be a
passenger car lttaohed tothe through reighttrain
which will pass southwark at o'clock p. NJ
hking passengers for llavre lie Grace and all he
Intermediate stations. bLNJ. WELLS.
Ap'li To- 1917 Agent
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40 Acres Of Corn in the Shock.

more or less and hereby give notice THAI
On Tuesday, the 9th dy Of December, 1859,
on the premises, will sell said property, so
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder for Cash, TO
satisfy said writs and cost.
CgTSale the commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Dec II, lS50-ts. tx Sheriff
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GLMr Kerr. the American candidate who
was tied by his Democratic" competitor, Mr..
Cowai', has been commissioned by Coy Hlck 5
as Sheriff Of Dorchester county.
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Mince Meat and Sausage.

TTALE'S PATENT MEAT CUTTER and
LII SUFFER- WM. TORBERT is now
Offering 10 his customers and the public
genera lly the above named efficient Cutter
and Stuitcr. IT combines in itself all that is
required to cut regularly and with rapidity.
For family use they are unuqualed. Their
price. So, places them within the reach OF
all. Call and see them.
Elkton. Nov 10, lSj9-tl.
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Mineral water Fountains.

BOTTLES, and all the apparatus necessary
for carry ing on the Botting Business.
~ Also, good HORSE; l 2-horse,
&C. and | lhorsc WAGON, and a full
V-yeN. set of Double Harness.
IF not sold at private sale, it will be offered
at Public Sale, on TUESDAY,, the 9th day
Of December, INST. Terms at sale
CONVICTION WOOD.
Elkton, Dec TO- 1S59-3w
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Teacher wanted.

A MALE TEACHER is wanted to take
"a charge of School at Cosgrove's Mill
Salary about $500 per annum. Application
may be made to
JEFFERSON RAMSAY,
Dec 10, l859-3w 9TH District.
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FOR SALE.

TJNHE subscriber will sell cheap for CASH,
l. or its equivalent the following articles
2 GILLlNG BOATS, Seines, Oars, Sails,
Leads. Corts and Lines; lot of Whisky
Barrels; Bar Room Stove, ard |. Parlor
Stove. G. A. LITTLE.
Dec 10, lS50.--Iw'
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"kcep it Before the People.v

keep it Before the People"
Keep it before the people"
To be seen by every eye
That the people must have CLOTHING;
They must either make or buy.
And as most of them must purchase,
lis important they should know
Where he best is kept on hand,
To be sold ut prices low.
Keep it before the people"
Tina; ut LEFFNAYN'S CLOTHING STORE
Is he place to purchase Clothing
At prices cheaper than before.
~ 9Cnll at hEFFMANy's NEw-Y0RK CLOTHING
STORE, Opposite the Fountain l!otcl) ELkTON
Md, before purchasing elsewhere.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

GJ7A Srndav afternoon tempcra ncc meet
ny, recently held i'll the square Of Trcdegar,
Wales, was attended by ~ 600 persons.
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Mineral Water Establishment
For SALE

FOR SALE.
TESIlE undersigned having determined to
q engage in other business, offers for sale
his BOITLlNG ESTABLISHMENT, con-
SIS linm of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

CONCERT There will be Concert by the
Children of the Sabbath School of the EIkton
NJ. L Church, on Monday evening, the End OF
January next. Preparations are being made
to make it highly interesting. The proce, DIS
are to be used in the purchase Of books for
the library
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17
A Beautiful Holiday Gift!
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE ALBUM OF MUSIC for 1855

CONTAINING "A choice selection of Music and
Sfnc Embellishments For sale by
LEE & WALKER, Publishers,
No 722 Chestnut Street,
PHiLADELrHIA.
PRICE $500, sen by mail, free Of postage.
Dec II, 1859
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DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM WILD
CHERRY.

This preparation is certain cure for all diseases
of he TmROAr. and LUNGS CouGHs COLDS BHoN-
CHiTIs. WAoorING CouGH CnouP, lNCIrlENT Con-
SUMPTION. &c. In confirmation of the highest
medical authority that CONSUMPTION CAN BE
CTRED." numerous instances Of complete rcstoru-
ton from this disease by the use Of the Balsam
can be given.
The following letter was received from Colonel
Mark ham, of the British army. and shows the
estimation in which the Basam of Wild Cherry
is held nhrnnl
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PIER HOTEL, ISLE OF WlGur, ENGLAND,

September 30, 1859.
SIR Il have daughter in deIic'te state of
health, who has, | think. received signal benefit
from DR.. Wistars Balls of Wild Cherry, three
bottles of which were sent her by her brother
in Canada, Please put me up six bottles, and
forward them by the first steamer to Southampton
or Liverpool. you may find most convenient,
with any account of the medicine you may be so
good as to send me. We have searched London
for it in vain Believe me yours truly
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D7-Jas. i. Oldham, Esq, the Sheriff
elect gave bond to the Orphans Court on Tues
dayl asst, and moved to Elkton on Thursday
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E'.slfu.. wilmington and
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

f=. ..S : Z. -,' 6. 49,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29

We notice from the Union & Americdn OF
Tuesday that Tennessee has again laid CLAIM
To The possession of inventive genius-Let-
tiers Patent having been granted TO two 81
our well known citizens, CHARLES ScHOTr
and JAMES C. BALDWIN, for improvement IN
Exc,vAToRs, suitable for the grading of rail
roads and turnpikes. building levees, ditch
ing, sheet cleaning. &c.
We understand it is the intention of the in
yentor- to introduce their Excavator at an
early day, upon the Lower Mississippi where
such "A machine is much needed, and where II
cannot fail to succeed in rendering valuable
aid in rebuilding the now demolished leVees.
II is with commendable pride and sincere
pleasure we call attention to this instance OF
enterprise and ingenuity in our midst, and
heartily congratulate our esteemed friends
upon their valuable discovery, hoping they
NAV meet with that reward which the value
Of their invention entities them to expect.
We agree with our contemporary in suggest
ing TO our city government, the proprie'y oil
examining this invention, as the introduction
of a machine, the use of which would improve
the condition of our streets, would be "a desid-
eratum long sought for.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
Dp Gelegrapb.
Later from Europe-arrivaI OF the

Later from Europe-Arrfval OF the
steamer Africa. ~ :
New YORK, April 2S.-The steamer Africa
has arrived. Her dates are anticipated.
The Dresden Jomxui says that the Peace
Congress will assemble on the 23d of April at
Carlsruhe. 1t commences by resolving on a
general dsarmjng.
The London Nesos thinks the Congress just
as likely TO prepare and embitter instead of
averting the war.
Ii is supposed that Austria proposals poin
for Congress wholly unacceptable to France
The Paris Pdtyie says France cannot be exc
pected to diminish her army.
1t is reported that the Pope will protest
against holding Congress.
Thirty NeapOlitan exiles left England for
the Continent.
Lady Morgan, the authoress is dead.
The remainder of the Jassauers crew were
saved and have reached England.
Ali French officers on leave OF absence,
have been ordered to join their ships without
delay.
1t is rumored that the Emperor win soon
leave for Lyons
Mad me BosiO, Prima Donna, died at st.
Petersburg GU the l2th.
O. WALIAcHIA.-An Internal machine, sup
p Il 10 have been introduced TO assasinate
Ho-pOdar ConZa has been discovered. Seven
dfTtSlS nave DecH Iudut. AuNlCCo IIOi shO
Su,z Canal are favorable. The Governor of
Suez has been deposed. An attack on Sag
non, China, Feb. 18th, was successful; nine
forts were cannOnaded aud stormld. The
French loss was small and the enemys'
heavy.
CHINA-The decrease in the export of teas to
the United States against last year is 500 900
pounds. Trade at Annoy is stopped. 1t -
reported tnat the Rebels had attacked Hong
Kong. The London Nelcs says the result OF
the second meeting of Conference is that
England, France, Russia, Prussia, and Sar-
dina shall recognize the double election OF
Coma, aud Austria and Turkey to stand
aloof.
st. Petersburg despatch announces a
victory by Gen. Maurel. 1000 Circassians
came into the Russian camp. The Tunes
Paris correspondent renOunces all hopes OF
peace. 5000 more troops have arrived at
Marseilles from Miers.
Among the Airca's passengers is the Earl
Of Soutbesk. Morphy is not passenger as
;luticipated,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
City Council.

After the reading the reports OF the stand
ing committees which were presented TO the
Board of AID rmen on Tuesday night, a mes
SAGE from the Mayor was read, announcing a
vacancy in the night police. aud that 1t was
necessary for the city council to appoint a
proxy on behalf Of the corporation to vote
It's stock In the Winchester and Alabama
Railroad at the approaching meeting in May.
Received.
A message was received from the Board of
Aldermen announcing that that body bad APP
pointed Mayor McGavOck as proxy to r.,
present the Corporation in the winchester
Alabama Railroad. Concnrred in.
Also that the Aldermen were ready 10 go
into the election OF a watchman TO Ill
vacancy
Ia C6nueltion.- Eleven gentlemen were PM
in nomination for policemen-and on the
sixth ballot Mr. S. Patterson was elected.
The petition of Dr. p. s.. Woodward ior
damages was non cOncurred in.
Thu bill to regulate the sprlnkling Of
streets WAS read the third time and became
law.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
Augusta Market.
ArGr-IA Aprll 2s: p. NJ.


RACON-we have no material change 20 notice In
this article There Is u slight Improvement IN the de
m md, aud the stock hand shows some decTcas"
but prices Tcmvin Guchmgcd Hog-ruund lOA9
lOI p: some very choice lots az small meat would
command lOslc. Hams sell from 10 L. lie, as to
quality and trimming - les ii lsdl2c Tor Clear,
ana Hell nc Tor r bbed-Sh nj crs o1sgsc.
GRAIN.-Ihcrr Is no change Ia report IA Wheat
The demand Is limited 10 the wants OF mlllers, and
We quote good {" prime White 81 3oNal 30; good 10
prime q, 81 GOAL 80. Lower grades are nominal.
Cora IS scarce ana prices have advanced. Holders
geLer lily ARE demanding 9Oc. Corn Meal. Country
grourd, Is quoted 1T 9OGs5c City ground, boted, 30
lB95c.
rLOUR.-The market for the greater part of the
week has been doll and heavy. and the City Mills
have lowered their quotations. We hear OF some en-
curry for shipment within the last day or two, but
40 tfaHslctiO Of Importance Tennessee Supernne
81 5Ge96 IS Ia bags and barrels.
IARD.-In mo crate demand al l2(G121ac In bar
rels and l3c Ia cans
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
Markets.

New ORLEANS, April 2S.-Cotton, sales to-
day $500 bids at Ia. MOlasses at 35a. Lard
steady at III Freight on cotton 10 Liver
pool, l. Exchange on London, 50. New
York sight par C@4 discount.
CINcGNNATI, April 28.-Flour firm, and ex-
cited: advanced rs cents; sales 5000 bbls at
D 90(G6 90. Whisky, sales 800 bbls at 233
Lard dali at IL. MOasses, sales zoo b0ls dt
SO. Coffee firm. sales 500 bbls at l2(Gl24.
New YORK, April 2S-Cotton unsettled,
sales 100 bales. Flour has an advancing
tendency; sales $4,000 bbls. Corn quiet;
sales 10 900 bushels; mixed at S24. Sugar
steady at II. Molasses at $500
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
Gommrrrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, April 20, 1859.
COTTON.-Sales yesterday of 22 bales at
10 90, at 9. at 10, 3 at III. 10 at 10 10,
50 at ! / IS.
Co.'S. of hhds at %. s 20. 3 10, 7 40. 5
O5. 4 Is. I 20; and 10 at A. Hamilton's at
4 Is. 40, so, 90, 4 20, 90, 4 20, co.
1 -, 10, 10.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
HoyaIssavana Lottery.

Nos. bIo5; 1874; $3.50; l9,oi7; 1921; ID s57i
IT $3.50; co8)' 2O,5.s; 81 ,2s2 drew 81 900 each.
The next drawing Of this celebrated Lottery vii
take place on tie 30th day of April. For particulars
see advertisement in another column.
anr2a-dJrrwIt DON RODRIGUEZ.
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= Ma s III VII f:
FRIDAY MORNING, : -. I. APRIL 20, 1859

Pic Ntc.-The- Ella has been chartered, and
will leave on Tuesday morning next on
GRAND Picnic excursion, which will take
Mace on the Hermitage grounds. A pleasant
and agreeable time is in store for all partici-
pants. The E. will be beautifully decorated
and fixed up in superb style for the occasion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
River NeME.

ST. Louis, April 2S.-The river fell two
inches last night and is stationary to-day.
The upper streams are declining.
LOUISVILLE, April 2S.--The river is gradual
iy slack rning-l9 feet water Oh the falls.
PrTraBURG, April 28.--The river is falling
with " feet water in the channel.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
river and steamboat News.

ARRIVED
April 27.-Neptune, Pittsburg.
2s.-Acacia Cottage, Burksvlile.
e 81 Passport. New Orleans
Baltimore, Cincinnati.
Minnetonka, Paducah.
r. B. Hamilton, Cincinnati.
rtr DEPARTED. ~
Minnetonka, Paducah.
Rochester, Pittsburg.
River rising slowly with about feet
water on the sheals.
The Cuba, Capt. CoRBETr, departs at IL
to-day for Padncah.
The b. d. Runyon is the regular packet
for 81 I.ouis tomorrow She departs at 4
o'clock p. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29

The man who travels thousand miles in
Thousand hours, may be tolerably quick-ioot-
ed; but he isn't touch to the woman that
keeps up with the fashions.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
DR.. A. w. MESECK,

INROM Prussia for thirteen ears la THIS >un-
IL try with great success Ia his practice. HIS Office
Is on Crllcge street, corner Of Line, where ne may
be consulted personally or by letter.
Every disease, II trusted to hir IN time, must van
sh under his skihgul and genius tTeatmoat- II ar
Grvtious Of the lungs. he has peculiar success
ful treatment, Experimental Ga himself.
nnrlI-II
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29

PHILADELPHIA. April rs Elk Judge Won
dcrsmitb of Lancaster county, has been con-
victed of forging pension claims.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29

sS-we are authorized T. announce Thus. T. SAUN
DE;s a. a candidate for The ofh of County Trustee
OF Davidson County the election to be held in
March, 1850. apr2O-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
Nomination Of W. r. Avery.
From Washington.

MEMPHIS, April 27.-The Democratic Con-
gresSiuual Convention at SOmerville, nomina-
ted Wm. L. Avery. for the tenth District.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
Fourth Congress,onaI District.

We are authorized To announce W. Is. STOKES, o
DeKab a candidate fer 9, ngress in the Fourth Con
errsAIonal D'st-' mar25-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29

ss- We authorized To announce SAMUEL T.
AMENT u candidate for County trustee at the next
March election. aprl9-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
Convicted.

WASHINGTON, April ZS.-Scnor Mata has
been formally presented to the President.
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PETERS'S PATENT
NOn-EXplO,ive. Self-Generating
G. A S L A M P S.

Thepublo now favored with the best, safest
and most economical light ever produced, supe-
rior To- any other portable light In existence IL Is
adapted for Churches Hotels, stores, Private Dwell
ings Steamboats, Railroad Cars, &c, &c. It's easily
managed, free from smell or smoke and from all
danger of explosion, the fund used is not OF al ex
plosivc nature. These Lamps are on exhibition and
for sale the auction of NJ. G. Bruce, corner
of Cedar Cherry streets where the public are in
vitc,i 10 call aud examine Tor themselves
BARRETT s. WINCHESTER,
M 3U-tt General Agents
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29
Shirt BosOnls.
Uuder-shirts and Drawer

ID ECEIvED a choice lot of Bosoms, assorted form
apr21 II. McGIlL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-29

W bhILki Railroad Is1 Cohecior
oT s1u LzsA a 4sE asrn ~ h n uzsss q
sdmuu hHAa An kg x~Ifnq n
=. ..a rs-a s l Toe.
Tvwa =
sHse-s
L = W. Collector Railroad Taxes
~ ~ ns IA
= DAVID c. LOVE Clerk
= - = : %
- nsss
w. bkLta Conaor k4hoAd
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Y GV EG

TO COJNIIs MERCuANTS.
Ne ar ,..'us may Attacks OF HARi.W ARR.
"bciur cart ~ III KHAN EIiIs's los, iMroLfAoN,
n a small ldSyli ,-on I, ~ iur C,sn. our NEw ToCg
which Is hrits tdc complete by daily arrivals,
oaer a reduce. rrecs Cash negotiable paper.
You can ave money by buying your Hardware at
81 Public square, hRKMAS EIIs's old stand, from
feb2s-u MCCALL a CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
PERSONAL.

-Tke London Pres rays that Capt. Mayue Reid is
in mary respects a worthy successor OF Fenimore
Cooper.
-Msyerbser is going to London to superintend the
production of bis new opera Dinordh at Covent
Garden II il ssid that this opera is quite unlike any
of n. yerbeef's former works Having been tainted
by critics who maintain that be depends for his sue
cess on great choral ard orchestral effects, aided by
the attraction of splendid spectacle be has now dis
persed with these accessories his opera being of
the simplest construction, and containing only tiree
priI pal characters.
Mr. Buckle, some time since, completed the Sc
cond volume Of his " Introduction to the History Of
Civilization but its publication has been postponed.
Duke Ernest Of SAKE Coburg Goths brother Of
Prince Albert has composed q new opera called
Diana of SoIsrgen," which has been produced at
Dresden With marked s1ccess.
-Tenpyson's new poem Merin," will be pub
lshed in London, il s said, in about fortnight.
Ita in four psrts and relates 10 Merlin, King Arthur
and the Round Table. Probably the Morte Arthur,
in one Of bis earlier volumes is fragment Of it, In his
Lev volume Of poems youpg Bulwer Lytton speaks
Of Tennyson as the Crest Alfred"
-The London Mu,trated Times Gays that Charles
Dickens hes refused 600 so, OOO to lecture for
one year in III g country.
Asa B. Hutcbinson, Of the Hutchinson Family, -
has with bis ~ie joined company Of negro minstfels
at the West.
"A Utah correspondent OF The Philadelphia In
q,t,ey rays that Heber Kmbs bad fourteen children
born TO him in November last. Perhaps il is not i'm
proper TO add for the benefit of those waO may not re-
cell the name of Heber Kimbsll, that he is Mormon
and has more than wife.
Gen. Walker and Don Bruro Van Ma zner Who
ever be may be have left S.y-Orleans for California.
Fihbusterrg may be considered, therefore, 70 nave
changed its headquarters.
The Boston cypress Gays that Baptist clergy
an and bis wife reside IN tbs vicinity have the
pleasure of daily gathering around their freside four
daughters who were born IN four different quarters Of
the globe, VIZ: Ore in Europe, one in Asia one in
Africa, and one in America.
The Senate Of Missouri has passed bill appropri
stng g. 500 for p'itsits Of Henry Clsy and Andrew
J,cksop, to be painted by Mr.. Bingham, a Missouri
artist.
The Rev. Mr.. rockingham, Of the Unitarian
Church. Jersey City, hss resigned his charge, to take
effect on April /.
TIL Nascke< Free IT, od,r thus details the fac OF
Capt. Jssksn Of the steamer Princes. Capt. JACK