, 1860-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 decree il said to have been signed By Carl.
baldi contrasting all the property Of the Sicii-
an Jesuits-
Tho Democratic party arrows its delermi-
nation Of preserving the un'on' cAn they DO
it in their greatjars
The damage oecasioned BY the lombard
ment Of Palermo IL estimated ~ the journals
Of that place at more than 20, ,000, 600 OF ounces
-G10,320. 700.
Frank Pierce being for BFeckfnridge
strongly, is at sword points with most Of the
New Hampshire politicians He lives in Con-
cord but We feaE not in harmony.
1t il 4 very common opinion that the
Dougiasites have = hard read to travel, and all
must agree that the other wing will have hard
Lane to run.
An exchange says that "the Democratic
party li<s At the point Of death" This is only
another instance Of the strength Of the ruling
pa1sion.
DR.. Wallace is 1ecturing to the peop1e Of
Wisconsin On the density Of air. His labor is
useless. Every one in that State knows by ex-
pesience how bard it is to raise tho wind.
= Going to AbFaham's bosom is a consum-
NATION OF life deroutly to be wished, But \
Connecticut orator seeing the popular enthusi.
asm for Lincoln, thinks that abraham has got
into the bosom Of the people.
says: Eve already begin to see idle and
worthless Chinese in our streets In ton large
numbers for the safety of property. In Havana
and suburbs, at this time we have between 49,
900 and $4,000 free negroes; about $1,000
slaves, and 50 600 to %, 900 white persons all
told, nearly ls9, 900"
| AMERICAN ESDCRAxcE.-1t is a common re.
4 rare thing to hea1 children cry. 4 boy will
tumble upon the sidewalk and receive severe
confusion; he jumps up and runs of ughing
| Is If nothing were the uatter.
At meetirg Of the New York Historical
Society, Dr.. Eacon stated as q singular fact
groan when wounded in battle. Major General
Gaines told him this, and said that he had
heard SO from Gen. Stark, and other generals Of
the revolution They always knew when there
were screams and groans after u volley, that the
British had the worst of it. He desired to hare
enduring pain without any external manitesta-
ton which existed iu the abosisinees, had de-
scended to their successors in the country. It
seems to be the result Of climate.
Senator Wigfall thinks there are only six
! men in the South who would 20 into Mr. Lin
coins Cabinet, to wit: II. Winter Davis, Reyer-
| DR. johnson, John Minor Bolts, Sam Houston,
Pierre soule aud John Bell. There is one more,
aud as the Senator is so modest as not 10 name
Stnator himself !-Baltimore Patriot.
| We regret TO hear Of General Houston s
declining health. One Of his ankles has Riyeu
way and he has to 70 about upon crutch.
Significant enough Of his Presidential prospects.
He persists in running and will carry T.xas-
his only political crutca lett.-RaL:. R1tr5ot,
4 POPULAR CASD1pArE-1n 1913 Mr. uersche1
y. johnson, the Douglas non intervention Stave
Code candidate for Vice Presidenr, was q candi-
date for Congress in one Of the districts of
Geargia, against 4. II. Stevens, and was badly
beaten BY him. In 1858 he was the Democratic
candidate for Governor in the same State, and
vas elected BY only SO majority, though the
Democrats had over 5000 majority the year
before!
| -Farewells are very often sadly spoken, bat
we doubt whether any hut cflice aeekers shed
tears over the recent parting at Baltimore
SO long as Democracy has the Sway, the
true positition is Opposition.
| No youngsser ever thought he was doing
wrong in marrying, though at The same lime hs
knew his purpose was a. miss.
| 1t is useless to talk 30 patriotically about
| the great American heart, when so much more
| interest is taken in the great American sto-
| mach.