St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-22

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ERE1aNTY.-William the Fourth, expired
about midnight at Winsdor Castle. The
Archbishop Of Canterbury, with other high
tunctiona1ies Of the kingdom, was in at
tendance. As soon as the king had
breathed his last, the archbishop Quilted
Windsor, and made his way to Kensington
Palace, the residence Of the Princess VIC
toria, where he arrived before daylight
and announced himself, requesting an i'm
mediate interview with the princess. She
hastily attired herself, and met the vener-
able prelate in the ante-room. He in.
formed her Of the demise of the crown,
and did homage to her as the sovereign OF -.
the nation. She was, at eighteen, queen
Of the only realm, in fact or history, on
which the sun never sets. She was deep
" agitated. The first words she uttered
were these: 81 ask your prayers in my
behalf" They knelt down together, and
the young sovereign inaugurated her
reign like young king of Israel, by ask
ing from on high tan understanding heart
to judge 80 great people, who could not
be numbered, nor counted for the multi,
tude. Leeds Aercury. ',,
Fowler TELLS A TouaH SroRY.-
Prof Fowler, the well-known phrenologist
Of New York, is now in England. Ac-s
cording to q Manchester paper, the Pro-
fessor, while speaking Of military men, du-
ring a recent lecture, drew attention to one
portrait, which he said was that Of man
who came to his Office about fifteen years
ago, with the question, 4Whst can do
best :" Tie professor asked him what he
did, and he replied, ~ make soap for =
living" He then examined his head, and
told him that of all professions a military
career was most suited to him, and that If
he ever had the opportunity he should get
the command Of an army in the cause Of
right, for there his talents. would show
themselves to the greatest advantage. He
had done so, and Garibaldi, that man, was
now telling tale on the destiny OF
Europe. s1..5@/ ... >,s9s.a., tayi5i1
~ Col. F.rW. Lander, who was re.
Gently married in, California to, Miss Dav-
export, the talented actress, is we'll known
as the efficient overland mail contractor,
and more recently as the friend andIseoond
Of: Potter in the Pryor and Potter duel,
which did not come of. 1t is. understood
that Mrs. Lander will retire from the stage
Immediately upon the completion Of her
present engagements on the Atlantic mde.
Il seems that the attachment between
the Colonel and Miss. Davenport was
matter Of long standing From the state
ment of those who seom to be we'll posted
on the subject, it appears that tho ladyn
*swell to do" in the worldly sense: .HU
fortune is estimated At from S75, 900 70
$l00, ,000.f o,... r. .,.., ..s..,...:.-.s. r-.
-esa~s The Duke Of Newcastle limited
to prominent gentleman Of Boston, that
another year this country and CSnads
might receive = visit from = royal Perso<
age whose presence, would be 'signalizaa,
;ho did not doubt, by;evenY = more GLORIOUS
treeeptiop than had been extended o tho
Prince. When That personsge eomestb
question Will be: sWho shall danesEs
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