, 1860-10-03

4. w. Bucl Of Detroit has been appointed
Postmaster Of that city, in place of Il. N.
Walker, troubled with the Squatter weakness.
-Nrs. Cell, the only daughter Of tie Late Sir
John Franklin, died short time since.
"A London paper says Mr. ThackeraJ has
in contemplation magnum opus-a history Of
tha: Anna Augusta whom DR.. johnson reuem-
bered as +" stately lady in black velvet ard dia-
monds," and who touched him for the evil.
The most rugraclous rowdy iu New York,
apparently, is Capt. Fa1nham, late Of the Wan
derer. lie was going to shoot man in the St.
Nicholas bar room, the other night, for differ
enee Of opinion, but tho police interfered and
Fa.nham fled.
The Hon. Charles G. Converse Of Zanes-
vile. died at Finishing, l.. l., Sept He Was
about fifty years Of age. He was native of
Muskiagum county, aud Tor many years an en-
inent practitioner Of the Zaaeaville bar. He
WAS afterwards Speaker Of the State Senate,
Judge Of tue Muskingum Common Pleas, and
for short time held q seat on the Supreme
bench Of Ohio, which he nas obliged TO resign
| On account Of i1l-heslth.
We regret to learn (CleveiaEd papers) that
Hon. Dasid Tod Of Ohlo, while on his way from
his residence ut Youngstown To cleveland, wah
| 2rostrzted by ht Of apople15. He "as
| &uken to tho house Of his son in Cleveland,
| where he ia receiving tho careful attention Of
| the bes: 1nadiea! skill
1ns pKcA1En uELLz AND TIE PHOTOGRAPHER.
" How usIy - cried Kate-sle tLpkiDg the structure
was cal,lux herself ra:hcr myre tan hcz 11etule;
..ferhspa qaeth The .,ths, - ths f.es maE neso;
=. r. Fuzzy Fdif.
Prof. AEass;z aud Col. Fremont have been
e1ec.ed members Of the Prussian order pour le
1ntrite, instituted in honor Of those who have
rendered great services to scieEce and art
Schosser the historian, aud Neumaun, The ORR
eatalist and author Of ths new history Of The
Ecgliah empire in Asia, we're, on the saue oeca-
sion elected Knights Of the same order, With the
Eight Of voting.
Gen. Buckley, commander of the " knights
Of the golden oirole," is still around, all un-
warned by Walkers fate. BE was At Holly
Springs, Miss, few days since, accompanied
by Rer. Mr. Spangler, sort Of 'Peser the
Hermit" TO the 1Aodern crusaders, who preach
cd e!oquent}y to the Miasissippians the4duty of
euIisting in the holy wsr OF slavery extension.
JUDGE BA71s ox MANUAL LABoR.-Judge
Bates, in speech commemorating the death Of
ayoung member Of The 1t. Louis bar. referred
to tho great mortality Of the profession, aud
added:
"Allow me to suggest that there is lesson
connected With this faet, which it would be
well for us 10 iced. We are too attentive
IN our active end busy pursuits for fAms aud
Tealth-we are too little attentive to the keep
ing Of q sound mind in sound body" We
sacrifice the o1e Thing in the hope Of raising
tie other. viii state, 80 far as regards my.
sell, tlat for nearly forty years (aud i believe
have labored as mach us uny man ought to IT,
boE.) haTe made it . rule to work from ono
70 three hours each day in the garden; and
thus, though my star has long culnlinsted, and
am going down the western slope Of ijfa with
'ncreasiug impetus. | find myself in q good
state Of health, aud attribute it to the fsct
that havo exercised my arms to labor in till.
ing The earth on q small Ecale and adyise u1l
my young friends to do the sane thing.