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AT the University in Kcuigsbarg, there arc
$40 students; 1875 IN theology, 70 Is law, 80 in
medicine, and 50 in philosophy.
Mir. Longworth, OF Cincinnati, has sent 10
s{r. Sherman, the Republican candidate for
Speaker. "rcse,at cr =u1 bottles Of his famous
Catawba wine.
Alfred Teunyson has been paid &10 line
for poem, which is announced for the Juunary
number Of NcMil'an's Lsga1s"t. II is entitled
Sea Dreams; 8n 1dyll."
M. Castendyk, anatire Of Bremen, who has
qualified himself 1orthe task, has started on an
expedition to traverse that portion of Africa
which, lving 10 the west nn1 northwest Of Mon.
rosia, has never ct het1' u plored. =
The Washington correspondent Of the Phil
at!c1phla Letfytr says that the reception Of Mr.
McnssaingHr,. tic Commissioner irvm South
Carolina, by the :tase government OF Virginia,
| will take place This week: and his proposition
for Southern confederation, though not imn,e
diately embraced, will be treated With respect,
| aud not without a certain degree Of faror: 4
| promise Of future cooperation for the object
proposed, in certain very possible contingent
ciss, will undoubtedly be held out.
JuE "So,1n MES' OF ME4ru,s, T TESs.-Thc
d.Hfsnehr publishes list Of persons, tile value
nlwhose property in Mcmph p, Tenn, is assessed
| at and above s3u,vO0. 1tnppeara that three own
propesty 10 tue au.auut Of oyez & half million;
] tweiye over :1n0Do0; fifteen over SIS, ,J00, and
| forty-two $50,he0 and upwards. Many Of these
| enumerated own twice as much property outside
! of the corporate lmts of the city.
| The Washington correspondents The n. i.
/ ECtnihJ IoA understands that Atf. Corwin hns
fixed upon time whcp he will desert Sherman.
| Aceting one ofh:s colleagues the other day, he
| aid: "Welf-.I have concluded npon q
.Hnx. 1,. II
si'ort, when VII! abanuou him, and try so1ue-
body else" "lndeed :" replied his colleagues
| little alarmed, ''wheu is your time Z" cuiwin
| looked very .rare and solemn AZ he replied in Z
low tone Of yo,ce, ''Then old Gabriel blows lis
| last trun,p!'
| a writer in the: Georgia Ceus::itutionozist
is out in faror Of resciuding the three tths rule
| aud basing representation in Copgres pr capitG
on all tho slaves III the Southern States, aud de-
c1ales thut the South should not be satisfied un-
less this bs done riseht awaT. lie isnlso out in
favnr of ! new Fugitive Stare Law, nlaking the
| Federal Treasury responsible for the value Of
the tugtiEe. not recovered; Of II rerenuetar-
if upon such articles only Us are. ueed North
/ aud sout aud Of Federal lAw nlloxluE mas-
Is tn carry their slaTes into every State Of
.Il Eniusl, and to keep them there jlthcy cAoost
to stay.
uEAyr DErA1cA11oS IL M1npIE7owS, Omo.-
| We lean, says the Cincinnati Enq"srsr Of the
| III inst, roln conductor, ]. L. luttcr, of The
Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton Railroad. that
II boy about Ii years old. nutued J. II. Smith,
abscunded from Middletown on Saturday, with
about S; 600, which had been entrusted 10 him
to convey tu Winchester, Preblc county. About
! S!,,Uu Of tic amount, was received from the
United Stutes Express Company i'll q sealed
| package lie drove away gray mare, attach
ed to sn.ky, and was dressed III q black saek
coat and broad-brmmcd Int. Ills mother, Il
widow, resides iu Eaton. No trace Of him las
yet been learned.
INFORMATION ron THE Sor1u.-Thc nuu:hcr Of
Southern medical students who have left this
city il, accordance with the resolutions Of
| the Into meeting ut the University Is but tive:
| and Que Of those mar return. The influence ut
| diploma irum either of the New York colleges
| Iy IN act as. silly AS it would be ruinous. il
every orc Of tile Southern gentlemen who help
make up tue catalogue Of four hundred and
! f,rty students ut the University should leave,
,Lere would be enough left ia support 'aluloss
ri. " ~
TrE SEw ESGLASp RELIGION hus
various forms OF ,s.anifestiug ITSELF lii South
ern a,l genial clincs, it is by fervent affection
and sympathy lu colder clmes it is sserner
and stlilsr-il is The fcur Of God 1t Gnde Itself
there, sir not 50 nwch III the heart ~ in the
conscience. aia mt saying which is the bet
| ter-ti.hrr il lctler tor being coupled with llc
other; hut II SEEMS to me tlat tue fear Of tod
| is The characteristic sentiment Of New England
>he l,a= always been afrail TO do @roug. She
| fcura God more than man. She will ueser cesse
to fear Him more than she loves hiH.-Lsr. IL
~. Ertlosct-
DnEAprr1 TnAGrpy--On Thursday evening, 4
ma:, by the Of James Hart residing Ut the
| village O. Snndcrsville, III Fayette county, Ky.
| cut Lis wife's throat with Il bowie-knife, killing
| ler Instantly; and .iIen turned upon bis little
| son, who had ran to bis mothers rescue, ant
also very severely cut one OF his arns. ila,1
| has buc arrested and committed to jail. lie j!
said to lie bad, dtssipated man, SO much So
that his wife. wh9 is represented Us harlus bee.
II very an'iab!c woman, has found very d'slicul
| 10 live with him for several years- on the daj
of the murder, she came to tie county Judge'
| Office aud got cut 4 writ fer Kim, affirming tha
a!c considered herself III Imminent danse
whilst bc was at iarsc. Tle wiie.murderc
l4as large flini'y of cli!d'en.-Lerinqfon "
ssrfer-
CuEw1:G ;ru-The Utica Herald giycs til
; ! gum statistics Of Jefferson county, New York ::
Il Probably few person outside Of Waterfowl
\: are aware to what an cxten: the manufacture Q
~ chewing gum is cal ricd IN 1T tina, place. ..
i. Staples, the cntcrrrlsins gum, man. WI.
keeps sorlc txcuty hands constantly engaged j
It's manufacture, informs lis that the six month
ending November IL, lie had manufactured IN
sold over 31,ols1 b9xes-eaclt box coutalu1n
no sticks OF rolls-makiny total Of seye
- million rolls. Allowing four c!4cws to 70
which is fair estimate, this would give "cha"
cacl. TO twenty-eight millions of people. Th,n
q whut Gu Amy o! Euul-chewcrs this wonlI b
". infer FROM, these figures ttlat gum has b.
come somewhat Ut q staple article.
HErA1R1sG RAILROAD 1RoS.-Thc Great We
II II tc,n Railway Company las introduced ne
= system OF repairing damaged and and worno
u railroad iron in its shops at Hamilton. II
~ mode Of accomplishing this is simple, md
said 10 be very successful. The Nan.iltt
Spectator describes tie process as somewhat
fol!o*s:
~ ruil which is damaged at the eud by Il
rceliny of portion Of it, or the spreading co
sequcnt on hard work, cau have new piece p
in in Il very short time, Ald tlIat. too, IN sucl
manner that tue rail is better, and will sta
more wear and tear, than when new. The r
is heated to white heat, and piece ofcol
mon bar IRON welded into the damaged spot, ii
the rail is as good us new. This operation II,
be pcrfot med to i greater or less extent, US /
case mar be, some of the rails we saw would
o,,ire only one foot Of new iron, while otlt
Eould require rs much seven feet T
great advantage Of this system of ovcr Tc-re
. iny il its cheapuess. Mcssrs. Duunlng,
- Wnrmly, tho conductors Of this work, say tt
ttcy eau repair these rails Mt cost Of u I
all tun. Willie 10 rc.roll them would COS! so,
sides the expenses Of trausl,0l tntion and
o' ties ifthc work were done ia the United State
i battalion OF Children.
~ IT. The spcci.l correspondent. in Italy of the Il
\. don D41y ,Ie,os went 10 Scandiano 10 see u L
= talon Of four hundred children, quarterel
tue old castle. He says:
"The first idea of recruiting this legion
children belongs to ten. Garibadi. When
'>ite gagged in The Sputh American wars, and in
! defense of Rome in 1ss9 this gallant fealcr1