, 1860-10-25

The barouchc made On purpose lc- the use
of the Prince Of Wales during his solourn IN
New York, at cost Of 81 goo, was sold at ane-
ticn on Monday. The auctioneer commenced
by stating that tho carriagc was built to order
BY Lawrence, for tic exclusive use OF ais
Roral IIiyhness, and that It had ncvcr been de-
voted to any other purpose that could aetfaet
from the interest that attached to 1t. lie statea
Tint it cost one thousand dollars, could not "
duplicated for less than that amount, vas Ill
iirst-ratc ofdcr, and would be sold to the h1ssA-
est bidder without reserve. It was started at
$500, and finally tho bidding I'd. Up to Sou
would 20 no higher, and was struck OIL 70
11r. Watts Sherman, Of the house OF Dupcan'
Sherman 4 Co., bankers aud fnsionIsts- Ihe
tnhEy market is evidently declining.
Price, the notorious head Of the ASape'
none or frce-lovc abode In England, has made
IN his mind to cmigratc to this country. Ih7rc
distracted husbands have instituted notions
AGAINST Price for the recovery Of their wives
fortunes, and rs the choice left to Pflcc lies
between Imprisonment and flight, 1t Il proo'-
bic that he will prefer the lattcr. 1t is said that
he is fully prepared to found an Asapcmone in
the United States.
Tho correspondent Of the Boston conTar
SAYS Of the New York ball to the Prince:
lam told that the poor youth il literally
| covered with bl1ck and blue spots-painfus re-
ucu,brunccs Of the ball; that women who Lad
| e1yrn nm all hope Of being introduced TO HIM.
pushed lin, punched him, pinchcd him, jcs-
/ lied him, squeezed his arm when they thought
| ti,rv cnuid do go unobeerycl, touched lis cuIt,
| lat Wi n
| Bic. The poor shy Prince was at one time
alarmed, and his attendants seriously contcm-
plated withdrawing him from thcsc Of rev.
elry carly In the dancc."
The police Of New Haven found party
of students engaged in leading the gates OF
the citizens into ! horse cart they lad pro"
cured for the purpose Of carrying them OIL
saturday night When the officers CAME up,
the students took another gais as matter OF
defence.
"A Young member of the Society ol
Friends. whose a1st birthday happened to be
thc sar1c of our Psesidentii. election, feeling
somc conscientious scruples anipt voting
proyitlcd his advent into The world vas fn inc
evening, made known his exercise to his mo,
thcr, who answered him with great apparent
gravity, but much suppressed manner, thus
benjamin, ktee can soIe; thee was In time tt
prevent my attending Hetss a0y nertistg
IA jour printer In the Erie Ca=fste put OF
. "eub," and went into the 3fcadrille oil dis
trict, bought IN oil claim on time, struck oil
and had been offered $4,000 for his chance
lie had better take It. It's a"f fat take" Th'
, lucky printers name is George Simonton, mt
he formerly worked in tho Office Of the ClcSe
land I4aindcaler.
The venerable Dr. Lyman Bceches In
/ lust passed into his 66th year. The burden Q
, | are begins at last to rrst upon him heavily
i | though not until fourscore years did he beSSs
pcrccptibIy to lose his normal activity Of bod
or mind. He still walks the streets, suffers II
discasc but the iufirmities Of assc. and exhibit
: cheerful spirits, though = times ~ander1t'
! mind
i Sir Edward BulwerLytton lswzitlns ane'
1yc-act drama
: Commodore Charles ". Skinner, who f.
d nearly fifty years had been attached to tt
r United States Navy, died ct Richmond. Virgil
: il, on the 18TH instant. Ilc entered the Sc
{ rice In 1909, as 4 nlidshipnlan, and served
y various capacities until 1855. when he ":
n placed upon tue retired List. Abont tAirty-s
&c years Of his life were passed unemployed. II
c sea duty extended over but fourteen years.
y Mai Gen. Sanford, OF Georgia, las mat
T. = report to tho Connander-in-Chief, in .4shit
S he states that his command is In state
g complete disorganization-and he thinks til
t. the same Is true of the entire militia fuEcc
I. the Statc This Is a bad state Of things for