, 1860-08-18

The motto on the collar of the dog to be pre-.
sentrd 10 the Prince Of Wales ia " 1ien Ct mon
chitn'~
"John G. Heenan, alias the Benecia Boy, and |
his trainer, did enter their names among shear-
istocracy, the bobs md the nabcbs. on the reg t
s.ef :. tue ous On spndag the % ba
fore the going down Of the sun the same day
uud i, is equally true that their names did not
appear in the published list of arrivals at that
house. at the earnest request OF the propTIetors
thereof. Tia: niGrnioy when it became known
.!lat ueenan had arrived and WAS dom'cled at
the 0ceau House, the grounds in front Of the
House. and balcony swarmed with unwashed
Milesiuns, to the number Of two or three hun
dget. with solIed linen, and smoking strongly
scented pipes, to pay their respects to the mnn
OF their own ''kitil 4ud kin" who had performed
such deeds Of yalor in the prize ring. Upper.
tendon, stood aghast, and inquiries were rife as
to t!,c whereabouts md whatabouts Of the other
hotels. Tie stampede was averted, however,
aad the Henecia Boy went forth to seek other
aad humber quarters, perhaps wondering why
he, whose fame had reached from pole 10 pole,
should be denied cxtrance into house open to
a't nrn with polished exterior sud The where.
with to settle sheir hotel bill.
AWoSnErrrL DlscovERy.--Our report Of the
Photographed Society includes an account Of
IA new aud marvellous process by which photo
graphs mar be produced At the rate of la,o''0
in hour from single negative. The iupor-
tauce of this discovery cannot be overestima-
ted, For the purposes of book illustrations
a|oae the new process will be Invaluable, as
aa., impressions can be mad in a sing le hour,
a specd impossible to the ordinary naanipula-
! ton Of hthocraphy ar plate rrintlng.-N. r.
| C1sn. AdcertihF.
The French legation has lately visited Dos-
ton, to approve the purchase bY wcll-known
uorse-deai.r, Of tire superb Vermont horses tor
the stables OF the French Emperor, who already
| possess twenty four specimens OF the sauie
breed The new horses are fifteen hands high,
having fac action and speed OF not less than
20. They are Of the Emperor favoEite color,
.leep bay. as are nearly all the Empcrcr's
stock of lour hundred, aid their taiIs are Of the
| patural length, with one exception. The cost
was between $4,000 and 5000 pair. These
horses will be .aken to Europe in one Of tha
Vanderbilt steamers.
4 HARMONIOUS CorS7RS.-If there be any
virtue in uu.ic to uake nation harmonious,
the people OF this country should dwell together
in unity, for lhey purchase about twenty mil.
lion payes Of sheet music in q year. and their
*. q lsltures TOR music, musical Instructions
aad instruments, reach many millions OF dul-
lars.
The fate Of that eccentric but determined
man, DR.. Eogel, whose reputation rs learned
traveller is world-x!de, il cs yct uncertain. The
Duke # S1xe. .CSburg, has decided to send an
expedition to Africa IN search of him, or Of in
formation concerning his disappearance. Baron
Steugiin, of Wuftemburg, will be ut the head
| of the undertaking, and We may expect not only
to know definitely concerning the more imme
,!iate object of the ssarch. but also many nc1
and interesting facts from that dark and ecem
in.lv une1pioTablc territory.
Very much has been said unI written C.
late about " muscular Christianity" But it ha!
generally been supposed that the striking. truth
ut this newly developed religion wcra recox
, nized and practiced chiefly by derotees Of I'll
| prize ring. Few were prepared to divine
of III older and more orthodox school nhjur
:, | ing The tcnets of thei- creed and embracing th
gospel Of the short haired gentry, as iorciol,
, | e1pounded By famous com.ccntatoz Of mus
cuiarlty; ride lIecnan On S4yers. And yet thi
: t rather novel spectacle has been presented. Fo
James II chards, d. D., after carrying On alon
. newspaper war With several clerical opponents
;. wearied Of these paper pellets of the brain, ~
. |. reduced the controversy to muscular coufl;c
: | He entered the house Of one Rev. Mr.. Baco1
y and, as tho complaint sets forth, then aud ther
"did heat the person Of Francis Bacon, by il
:, inficting divers aud sundry blows npop.him sn
- - did By violence terrify and disturb the Eoo
- people Of this State contrary to the pesce," &c
= IL. 1t vas urged in defence Of d.. Richare
y y that h. was intane at ths Tins Of making tt
- assault, but II the magiatFAts thought It best
- place him under bond1 for his future good b
- hRyior, It is infe1able that he WAS only "mae
in the vulgar acceptation OF the term. II Co
necticut ministers, from c1pounding the Scri
,r lures have taken TO pounding each other, Il
!. sooner they arc Ill 'npouuded the better
IS !. Tina.