Civilian & telegraph., 1860-05-10

| lbe BuHalo Express says every prepara-
ton is being made to render the sojourn of
the Prince of Wales one grand
ovation. The Grand Trunk and Lake HUI
ron railways are building elegant cars for him.
self and srite, which will namber exclusive
of his military escort of a re5inIeEt of troups
about one hundred gentlemen. Tie will WIS.,
it Fort Erie, and then make the tour of the
lakes in his own yacht.
In recent sermon Upon the training of
children, Henry Ward Bcecher gaveth fol-
lowing advice to parents: "Never strike a
child upon the head. Providence has provi-
ded other and more appropriate places for
punishment"
The Charleston correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial say: "Fernardo's crowd
is called the 'EHards and they look hard
enough. A Tom Sayers of fellow, short.
bull-necked, and with the red shirt Of the
New York Roughs, sat near. His head was
turned slightly to one side, and he look ed up
| with blood-shot eyes. and his great under
jaw shut hard, and chin thrown out, like
bulldog, making deceitful pretense of sleep
mess, Fernandy would only have to tell that
fellow to "go in, and he'd Co."
Isaac F. Shepard, recently tried in Boston
for forgery. has gouo free on an indictment,
because the forged note read "Henry TAYLOR
Company" whereas the indictment, Which
undertook to give the exact reading of the
note, read Henry Taylor and Company"
George E. Switzer, charged with Horse
stealing, the depreciation being committed
upon the property of q resident of this coun-
ty; is still in durance vile at Frederick, await
ing the summons from the proper authorities
to have him removed.
The King of Sweden is on the sick list
He fell, recently, from his horse, and further
injured himself by springing over wall in
Christionia, wlile endeavoringto rescte peo-
pie from a fire.
The Boston Marine Society IS orc of the
oldest institutions of the kind in the country.
1t was chartered in 1742, and has fund of
between 100000 and $4,000, the interest
of which is expended for benevolent purpos-
cs. Its membership consists Of shipmasters
and others interested In commerce.
John Richly Of Topeka, Kansas, who re.
Gently killed deputy u. S. Marshal Arms for
attempting to arrest him on warrant for al
legged postoffice robbery, has been discharged |
from custody. His discharge, it is alleged
was effected through the partiality and favor
itism of local magistrate.
The two fugitive slaves arrested in New
York on Sunday, were named Allen Graft
and Josiah Hay, owned by Absolugn Cline
and Charles a. Lawrence, farmers, in Fred
erick county, Md. They ran away on the
l4th ult., and made their wsy to the city of
New York.
MANY delegates complain to the Cllar-
lesion editors, that they were led by the man
ayers Of Southern railroads to expect that at
Charleston they would be furnished with free
tickets to return, like their colleagues, who
came over Northern roads.
Rowdyism prevailed in Constantnople on
Easter Sunday. The Greeks were pe,ted
with eggs.
Extensive new diggings Of coarse gold are
reported in the Upper Fraser river. Copper
is said to exist IN large quantities in Fsncou-
vers Island.
a new red coloring matter, called fuchsinc
has been produ ed. which is quite equal in
splendor to cochineal. 1t is already 10 use tn
a considerable extent.
There were % American vessels reported
during the last month as totally lost or mis-.
sing, valued at S475,000.
1t will require S235, 1000 to sustain the Bal
timore poicc force until next April, $40 900
moro than the oA.
--G4 ,4se gallons Of scrghwm molasscs
was manufactured in Kcoluk county, Iowa,
last year, valued at S5l, $3.50.
Charleston exported the first three months
in 1860 produce to the valuc of Ss, ,256 ,673,
and imported $47S,sSs in goods, &c.
The temperance Of tho famous comet of
Charles " has been announced for next Au-
gust by NJ. Bone, Dutch astronomer.
Hon. w, C Johnson Of Md, died last week
1t Washington City.
The Census takers for tho United State are
&c commence their work on the lst ofJunc.
The ship joiners in New York arc c,, Il
strike for higher wages.
Mr.. Thomas Carlin died suddenly In Frel-
,rck city, Md, on the 18th, ult.
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