New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
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Nj o'o'meu tnat on tne ihd u J4y
.n's' bertha schelcr, sister Of Maria scheIIss. hs
.nalmng German actress Of this city frow Mr..
me'nua met with fatal accident at the Tbe.,sr -
S'asund, Russia, where she was engaged as premisre
aanseuse In the ballet troupe Of NJ. Pasquau. Hsr
oress caught fire while she was dancing pas de desv
"''n MISS koss who came sharing her fate in II.
tempting to extnguish the flames Several gentlemen
RON the boxes to the stage to render their q.
s'sanee but unfortunately succeeded only In sayinQ
."o NE OF miss Rossi, as her companion was 20
usy injured that after three days of intense aeoov
sne expired. Mss Scheher had been perforniss =
''risund, h@nigsberg, Danzic and Berlin with m,.H
success She was twenty-one years Of age, and NJ.
the youngest Of four sisters, whose loss Is irrspssaAs.
-Hadley, Mass has the honor Of being the piopssr
town in the broom business. It supplies the martstu
Of Boston, New-York, and Philadelphia. The 90
was introduced by the venerable Samuel Hookius
ID. d., short time previous to the year 1890. h
first cultivated few stalks in his garden. The puu,
Der Of brooms manufactured in 1860 in the two tewua
Hadey and North Hadley, was 100000 Number Of
brushes, 100000. Value of brooms and brushes.
sl9l 900. Tbaddeus Smith, esq, of North Hadsy, b
the largest manufacturer, using 100 tuns Of bruah
year.
stopping at the same hotel at Long Branch. The
elder and Lester Waack have cottage in the neigh
borhood. Further on, down shady lane, Is Mrs..
Hoeys cottage, quantity compounded of a modern
built cupoaed affair." and an old house. once the resi-
dence Of Gen. Greene, of Revolutionary fame. SIN
further away is Nh. Bakes residence, queerly ybuilt
cottage with the stairs upon the outside and then 20
Deal is Mr.. James Wallacks place, which is consid-
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hermiung somewhere about"
The travel through the White Mountain District ID
very light this season. The "Jolly Ten," party Of
young men from Boston, arc encamped on the north
shore of Lake Winuipiiogee, and have attracted much
attention in their neat uniform, as they have walked
through the towns of the Granite State. party Of
ten gentlemen made an excursion on Monday to some
Of the most secluded brooks Of Grafton County They
returned with one hundred and twenty-five pounds Of
the finest trout ever seen by the Oldest inhabitants
Of the neighbOrhood
"A case was recently tried before the English
House of Lords in which the question in dispute wsa
the Specification to be given the word unmarried"
the appellants contendng that it meant without hay
ing been married at al and the respondents that t
saniGed without having husband wife living se
the time of DEATH" The Court below decided in favor
of the respondents when the present appeal was
brought. Their Lordships being equally divided, the
decision Of the Court below was affirmed and the az
peal dismissed with costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Booth sailed for England on
the 9TH. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Florence have engaged
passage in the Persia for the 2sh Boucicaut has made
offers of London engagement to Miss Sara Stevens,
Miss Mary Wells, Mr.. Jameson, Mr.. George Holiands
Mr. Peters Mr.. Sothern, Mr.. Clarke OF Philadelphia,
and Mr.. Jefferson Miss Stevens and Messrs Clarke,
Jameson, and Holland viii perhaps accept. Mr..
Sothern bad already made an engagement at The
Haymarket.
"A theatrical representation given lately iu the
large room Of tue bathing establishment at Vchy,
when the artists of the Palas Royal performed before
III, Emperor. Near His Majesty were seated the
Minister of State the President of the Council Of State
tie Duke dc Gramont. u. Adolphe Barrot, General
Prim, NJ. sabOuruff n. Cornyn, Lord Donoughmss.
Colonel Caremont Count de Ia Bedoyere, Count Lit
ia, &C.. as well as Baron Lepc, Colonel Fave, and n.
de Clerlnont-Tonnere officers service to the Emr
peror.
AT fancy fair and general fe.s held at the CrystaI
Palace lately, in aid of the funds OF the Royal Dra-
matte College, such pet actresses Mrs. Charles
Louie Keeley, Miss Josephs, and Miss Buftoa Che
great beauty of the Strand were enshrined in pretty
stalls of pink and white drapery and presided over the
disposal of wares with the most bewitching arts an<
the highest prices.
Tie "Gorilla" at the British Museum is IN
standing position, the head inclined forward as
about to spring; the mouth, wide open cisriays i've
formidable rows of teeth; the right arm, extended
AZ. I-a,. h.f. .fraa aowfx
il is standing, while the left drawn across the esss
appears ready to deliver enc Of those terrific blows
which NJ. Du ChaillU 90 vvidly describes.
The Duke of Cambridge has decided that the
whole of the troops of$he British army sha be rsgus
larry instructed in, gymnssc exercises as part Of
their military education. Gymnasia are to DO forth
with established ar Chatham, Woolwich, Sheenea's
and one or two other important stations and every en-
eouragement will be given to exercise in aiheas
sports.
Charges having been brought against the Kew.
Alfred Poole, NJ. A.. of st. Edmund Hall Oxford, thst
he encouraged confession under very peculiar circum.
stances in the vesiryroom of Barnabas Church, and
the Bishop having inquired into the circumstances
w thirew his license and deprived Mr. Poole o< his
curacy.
The N. Y. correspondent of TIE London Hrs
informs that paper that Mr.. Everetrs smart in sems
regards he has been ambassador preacher govsrnors
and school-eacher, Secretary of Stale, and Unarian
clergyman professor in a college, and contrioutosS
TIE NJ Leader"
Mayor Wood ard lady visited the Princess Cie'
thilde on Friday evening"" by invitation" says 1is
Herald.
The Rev. George Washington has been sPPoinsss
Consular Chaplain at Cairo.