, 1860-06-18

mlSCELLANKOu5.
"a reaidens In Mason County, Virginia, ssys
he Knows between fltty md seyeutY.fi1e people
IN az F1cinaty who are sure to vota for Lincoln
ana damitn+ although not q vote Was cast there
for Fremont In the last campaign.
The Pope, according to tho Turin CORES
caused grand Te Deum to be sung at St.:
feters {, ID consequence Of the rumored death Of
AKoRos COMPASSION FOR TEE 1Rlsu.-A
young lt1shman OF good education, and cousid-
eraole expectations, and one who thought un.
commonly well Of himself attended IN Old f.sh.
loned camp. meeting "a Maryland. Atler ser-
mon from the elder, he walked to smother gro.s
where the colored folks had services to them
selves. The preacher, who was II black IL
night, was hcld:ng forth with III the sloquence
Of bis race. exclaimed, "a remoant shall be
saved; yes, brethren: remnant 9hall be s.7sd
even Of the poor, tot0 Irsh- Words cannot pic
turs the Indignation Of our hero.-Zans.vtAs
Courier.
a duel was fought last Wedneaday near
Savannah. Ga, between Ar. Nelson and DR..
aeimet. The difficulty grew out OF an efigy
attsir soon after the adjournment Of the Charles
ton Convention. The Weapons vere towing
pieces charged with buck shot; distance 10
PAGES Altar the first fire Mr.. Eel.on was too
much disabled 70 continue the fght. Dr..
Holmes escaped any injury.
The Bastrop (Texas} Adp<1ti.<r tells offour
men who caught q boy II Year, ole, on : charge
Of THEFT, and whipped him By turns all day long,
10 make him confess. They diverahed their
punishment By occasionally hanging him to the
Jolst The men we're bound over On = charge of
assault
,,3A protest has been published in the last
mol 0es0s, signed By ,wen.y-ons residents Of
hent county, protesting against the Withholding
~ ~ Postmasters, Of SO called incendiary news.
1hey declare that they feel ''degraded" BY the
refusal OF the postuasters to deliver to them
their newspapers and claim the papers as their
property.
The Japanese astronomical day is divided
into Twelve instead Of twenty.four houra.
These are designated as follows: Midaieht-
fatt1me o'clock-cow.tlme: four O'Clock
-siger.time; six o'clock-rabbit time; eight
oeloes-dtsgon-time; ten o'clock-snake.tine;
shesp,t time; four O'Clock time; six
o'clock k-chick time; Gig ght o'clocE-dog- time;
ten o'clock-hog. time.
There is at present a mule. SEEMINGLY in
good health and strength, drawing milk to Bait
inglass workhouse, Wicklow, Ireland, from Cor.
rigan, which was employed in the rebellion Of
1888: carrying military stores to the army whilst
at Vinegar Hill.
The b, Paris correspondent of the New Or
4eAAo *S4 1Hes 141CAL0Ah k"Q nOG8QlG events nj
having occurred in Madrid lately. The Count.
esa dc Cumbre Hermosa tried to Gut her hus.
bands throat while he was aaleep, because be
had, not without reason, suspected her Of ieal-
ousE: Two nuns at LES Solesas Aonasiery.
daughters Of the most aristocratic, fought tez-
rible duel with bowie knives, both combat.
tants were sererely injured.
Prince Alfred is every inch ..1or. =, fn1t
| Of mischief and tan as zay MILDLY in her Na;es.
tvs service, and vsstly popular among his com
panions, who, although, picked lads. ara none
The less sad pickles. Boys will fcht. and me
day Prince Alfred had turu-up with Young
Gordon, and got regular thrashing. Some
one , carried tle neTsto Capt. Tarletoa. "Don'.
listen to these tales shall have enough to do.
| II the Prince can't keep civil tongue in his
head, the sooner he is taught to do SO the bet
teE.-Hymouth Journal
CREAM BEgR-A writer in tue Gouutyv Cen
tlernan gires the following receipt. He saws:
As the VAIN Wea her is approaching, Fe begin
to think Of refreshing drinks. have famed
recipe, which, glSe. Its an ederreaciue drink.
but far pleasanter than soda water, inasmueh A.
you do not have to drink for your life, in order
to get your moneys worth. The efftrre,rence
is much more slow. Two ounces of tartaric
acid, two pounds Of white sugar, the juice Of
half Lemon, three plnts Of water. Boil to9eth-
er i've minutes. When nearly cold, add the
cup Of flour, and half an ounce Of essence of
wintergreen. Bottle and keep in Il cool niace
Take two tablespoonfuls of this syrun for a
tumb1er Of water, and add one quarter If a tea
spoonful Of soda.
SELECTIONS PROM MoxCs a Cocxs1r-Auer.
son of mistaken (h)aspirations.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PERSIAN AND A Tunx
-one worshlps the sun, and the other the
daughter. >'Ae
Nor At ALL SrnASGE-That Scotland. the
land Of cakes, should also be the land Of
Burns "
When distance lends enchantrneut to tbe
view, what amount of interest does it charge tho
view for the accommodation?
An amateur wants to know whether the SIN.
sic Of the Spheres" has ever been arranged for
the piano: and, If so, where it is published.
B"My German friend. how long have you
been married:"
."Tel, dis am ting 1 seldom don't likes to
talk about; but ssn dus. i. seems to me apout
so long as it never vas"
Hannibal Hamlin, the next yice-President
has signihed bis intention OF stopping for few
dsIs IN btookl{1: y ?: On bis way home after the
his friend. Mr. 4ndgett, who resides ia Non.
tague street, and who was formerly 4 ntiohhor
OF Mr. Uamlin's- The Ashland and Rocfy
Mountain Club, in conjunction with the Lincoln
battalion, are making preparations to serenade
the expected visitor ON grand scale.
We learn through the Postoaice Denart.
ment that our suggestion in the matter Of issu-
ing stamps Of larger denomination than those
Sse %seo ior prepayment Of foreign post
cent" stamps will be ready next week. + il
supposed by the department that these viii
answer all purposes, Jet come Of our merchants
think that we should also 1nve sixty. eighty.
ninety md one hundred cent stamps, II prepay.
ment is to be exacsed in this manner
DEA7u or BELL-EyERErr PApEn,-Tbe S..h.
rillc Daily Mar, the home organ Of John Keji,
has departed this life. It's good will and snh''
scriptionlist hare been transferred 10 the Na.h
ville Ratriot-
ARE LOCOMOTIVES LEFr-nASDED:-lfr. Viii
liams, locomosive superintendent Of the Central
ri<w that, according to his experience. nine ont
ten Of the crank a1les that break give vay on
the left hand side. At first this appeared IN.
tirely accidental, but coatiuuauce of tha
phenomenon, after special effort had been
made to adjust both sides Of the engine alike.
coverabls cause Who will discorerit, In,
the experience occurred in any other shop?
A DnAxA71c TAlE.-A suit has been com.
menced in the French Courts, the incidents de-
veloped in which will get the brains Of he drs.
maiists in whirl, and give work to their pens.
The story runs thus:
"Nearly thirty years ago widow LADY,. of a
noble and powerful Huguenot family residing
in the south OF France, placed her child with q
gardeners wife, who was to act a. its foster
| mother and nurse. One day, as the Young heir
was sporting before the door, 1nd the gardeners
| child was lying on d bed In the cottage. the
nurse heard the wheels Of carriage. and i'm.
mediate1y suspected that the mother of her
Young charge WAS coming to see her son, In
| her furry sbe snatched up the heir. but ain
| ping. let him fall upon hosp Of stones, break
| i3g bis right arm 1n1 collaz-bone, In her Ter.
ror she rnshed to her husband, who advised
her to stow away the screaming victim under
the bed clothes, and, taking bis garments. he
placed them on bis own chlld, and boldly stood
at the door to wait the lady's coming, Con
trary to the usual casual glance given By her
on her previous visits, the lady mother was so
struck at the change in her darling. to the lean,
brown. hungry. looking babe which she beheld
in the place other ewn plump baby, that, ve1ed
| and exasperated beyond measure, she seized
| the child in her arms, and bade the post1l1iou
drive away. The gardener aud his wife Eera
| terribly frightened, but decided to 60 the uext
| day to the chateau aud make an explanation.
TO their further CONSERVATION they found on
the next morning that the lady was gone. and
had taken away the child. Years sped on, and
the family did not return. while the ignorant
cottagers, Influenced bT terror, never dared to
stir ia the matter, until the gardeners wife, on
herdeath-bed, recently made full confession.
In the mean time, he cotta8er's child has
passed his life as member Of oue Of the pob1-.t
families Of France, hes been attache! 10 an
embassy, and now holds desirable Official nosi,
sion while the real heir has spent his youth in
discipline and priyatiou as soldier in Algeria.
The latter DOW brings suit to recover his pro-