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en- en- ATorHER DIAMOND WEDDNG.-Our lady readers
VIII De interested at hearing something about the
IL marriage OF Lady Emma Charlotte Stanley to the
non. wilmington Patrick Manvers Chetwynd Tai
9 Iot whicn TOOK place at the parish church. Knowes
ld ,ey on en9 llth INST The bride is the only daugh
al ter OF the Earl of Derby ex Premier of England
US ana was one of the bridesmaids of the Princess
noya al OF England The bridegroom is a brother to
er the Earl of Shrewsbury.
r. All the girls of the VILLAGE drassad in rvb;ta ond
10 tj torned an avenue near the church and scat
y @ leu mowers on the pathway of the bride as she
as'Iu tb 5aong There were bridesmaids and
,, p1 pllue was attired in white glace trimmed with
,s Brussels lace, with a veil of tha son1o ~ at;I d
u wreath OF orange flowers and blossoms The
dresses OF tne bridesmaids consisted of white are-
ID tan, trimmed with magenta and thew also wnro
If white opera cloaks and bonnets 0
AFTER the ceremony, which was performed by a
reverend uncle of the bride, there was deieuner
at the ball, IN the banqueng room which contains
the portraits of the long uninterrupted direct line
! OF Stanleys from that one who "came in with the
= conqueror" down to the present Earl.
/ on the day of the wedding all the Rorkmen on
LORD Derby's estates had holiday, and the old
women and children had supper The presents
A lhaue the bride were superb. Her father gave her
tlara o! diamonds, and her mother unique set of
ppinamehts, comprising necklace brooch and
bracelet OF pearls diamonds and emeralds The
Rucaess OF cambridge, Duke of Buccleuch, Earl of
Hardwlck, Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar Earl of
Dakreith, Lady Jersey and MANY other wealth.
| ;nd -
lndlVduas added to the list of marriage gifts and
aided In the brilliancy of this diamond wedding.
AN uNINrENTIoNAL CoMPLIMENr.-Not long ago
an an addition OF "Goethe's Correspondence with
Child'-that ''strange wild book" as an English
crltlc calls Twas published in Boston, Its typo
graphical beauty and handy form attracted the at
tentlon OF a London bookseller, who at once pur-
chased large number of copies from the Ameri-
can publisher, and with his own imprint upon the
tltle-page produced it in England. 1t was highly
praised there for the elegance of its execution and
as tO and
anee as characteristic of the house from which It
issued. Itwas pounced upon by the agent of an
copies we're sent oven for m sSs SfW at dSTk 6bs & Gf
lings (sterng) each, about double the price of the
same edition with the American title page No
| doubt the booksellers found wiseacres en9nob to
take on the copies of the English edition even at
double price. Not bad compliment, on the whole.
to the beauty of the volume and to the "ITniveT
! DONE '
STRANGE COMPLIMENT TO AN AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL
IN hUNGARY.-A correspondence from Pesth, Hun
gary, writes that during his recent official tour
| through Hungary, General Benedek the imperiaI
| governor, had good occasion to see upmstakable
signs OF the spirit reignng in that country Having
~ arrived at Macy koeros, and visited the public in
sttutlons OF that city, he invited a certain number
| OF persons to dinner. When the dessert came on
one OF those guests giving him an ancient battle,
axe! salu, general, give you keepsake that
| ancient weapon; it is of those which were uCad
| by the famous Black Regiment of our heroic King
| Matthias kOrvinus, when it stOrmed Vienna and ex
PEELED the Emperor Ferdinand III. of Hapsburg,"
The General made bow if he did not under
stand the allusion, and accepted the gift with
thanks.
A You've SEA SERPENT CAUGHT IN MILES RIVER
on last Saturday, most singular fish was caught
IN Miles river, and brought to town by Mr. Will
liam Horney. 1t is B feet inches long, has a tail
like rats-a head like mackere EXCEPT that it
has teeth almost equal to a small dog-has no fins
except two small ones under the gis-and a name
upon its back about one inch and a ba broad run-
ming from head to tail 1t has been preserved in
alcohol, and may he seen at Wollaston's Hotel
1t is truly the wonder of the deep. We cannot find
in the illustrated natural histories description of
any ish resembling it, and it is supposed by some
% De young sea-serpent. 1t ought to be sent to
Barnum.-Edston Star.
HoMmoPArHY.-The Count de Guidi an old friend
of Hahneman, presented to the Empress at
Lyons. The Empress, with her usual benevolence
of disposition, extended her hand to the old man.
and said to him kindly, "Monseur, you have rem
dered great services to humanity" ''Madam," he
replied, "listen to the prayer of an old man." and
TINS PRAYER was that aprofessorship OF homeopathy
and in which, ere long, he expected to die; 'fand
that" said he, 81, who have but few days to live
=, who have devoted my life to the propagation
OF our doctrine-Pll say like Simeon, | have lived
long enough" The professorship has been estab-
lished
MODERN PRoPHET.-Jacob Greenwood 70
years OF age, writes from Starkvile, Ca, that he
mas Gr three years possessed the ken of prophecy,
ana that the arcana of coming events are freely
and unr eservedly presented to his mind. His pre-
tensions Will OF course, excite ridicule, but in at
testation of their truth he saws he predicted the
recent affair at Truxo, the fires in Texas and the
political fusion in New York; and now he is will
ling to stake the reputation of his profession upon
the prediction that the fusion ticket of New York
VIII carry the largest vote in the coming election
and Gen. Garibadi will not survive the first of
January, 1861.
FROM jAMAIcA.-News to the 9th instant has been
received from Jamaica, W. |. An effort is being
made to introduce the culture of cotton into the
Island In this movement the settlers will be en-
couraged by the Hanover Society of Industry A
number OF English capitalists are endeavoring to
carry out the project. An agent of Garbaldi was
ID Jamaica endeavoring to obtain subscriptions to
the work of Italian independence. There is much
feeling IN favor OF the Lberator and the movement
Is general thrOug hOut the Island. The autumnal
rains were highly favorable to the crops, and there
was every prospect of an abundant Weld. The
sugar estates were in fine condition.
PRoNOUNCED SNoB.-The question, Hwhat is "a
snob is likely to be satisfactorily answered through
the discussion now being carried on among the
military men and hotel keepers in New York 1t
appears that Gov. Morgan, having invited one
OF his stan, who also kept hotel, the Prince of
w ales dinner, recalled the invitation, because he
was assuredit was not etiquette for prince to dine
at the same table with a hotel keeper The military
and the gentlemen who keep a hotel have voted
the Governor a "snob" and remind him that he
as grocer and vender of moasses and nutmeps
mad not any great advantage a hotel keeper.
The lnsulted Boniface has resigned his military
The miseres of unrequited toll are illus rated in
he following paragraph from the Boston Trans
script:
owe found to day, on the back of a ten dollar
bill, the following grevious complaint of injured
abor: 'This is all | received for getting up a bust
OF Napoleon the Third for one of the wealthy men
Dt Boston, The Artist association can have the
bill for its exact value the wealthy Bostonan to
whom it refers have it by paving US what he
ought to have paid to the sculptor"
End YELLOW FEVER AT HAvANA-Dur-
ing the last two days there have been no new cases
Tha rain
weather. from the l4th to the 18th, was quite un-
aVoraDle for vomito patients, and it during
he early part OF last week that the few new cases
md deaths took place We now say that the
yellow fever has fairly disappeared from this port
md that Havana is healthy as can be de-
ired-CuIo" Messenger, Oct. 23.
Skating is to be a fashionable amusement this
winter. Taking their from New York. the
ltzens of Albany have selected plot of ground
lorth Of the Patroons residence between the Troy
o be enclosed and flooded. The area is six acres.
1t Detroit a similar enterprise is foot; part of
be Jones farm has been purchased, and thirteen
undred dollars are appropriated for the construc-
ion of the pond.
The Homeopathic PHYsCrANs of Michigan have
rganized an Institute of Medicine, and will memo
ialize the next Legislature to establish Homeo-
athic ProfessOrship in the State University
Philadelphia papers state that the number of stu
ents in attendance this year at the Homeopathic
ollege of Pennsylvania is greater than at any for
ler period. Efforts making in Philadelphia
)r the establishment OF a homeopathic Hospital.
he system is evidently gaining strength and popu-
lrity.
THE SUGAR TRADE OF BosroN, MAss.-Boston,
lass, is claimed to be of the greatest and most
important sugar markets in the world The
eipts of sugar for the first nine months of this
ear were 1872 hogsheads, 3l,965 barrels, l57,-
80 bags, principally from India, $3.50 boxes
bout 200 cargoes, or 1000 hogsheads of molas-
IS are also annually landed at that port and vast
uantities of both sugar and molasses are sent
ON there, to all parts of the world.
ANOTHER OIL ExCrrEMENT.-The Bucyrus (Ohio)
OurnaL says that they have got up an oil excite
ent in that region. The oil has been discovered
Jackson, Vernon and Sandusky townships of
rawford county, and efforts being made in
,veral places to strike the reservoir beneath, by
gging deep into the earth. One WELL six miles
ON Crestline, is now yielding oil in paying guam
ties.
Agnes Crawford and Rebecca Walker, interesting
iris, about eleven years of age, residing in Brook
n, taken into custody by policemen Carr
I'D Golden, of the sixth precinct, on a charge of
uplifting Without the knowledge of their pa
nts they had stolen 81, 200 worth of goods in
ew York.
The visit OF Miss Dix to the penal institutions of