, 1861-04-04

Passports are about 10 be abollshed n Sgll-
serland. 'iss ,.-issi ef4H !.
There are twentyicur proof readers on he
London Tnass-twelse day and twelve night
vieuxtemps, the great Belgian yiolini1k ~
Gently reapPeared In London, ailsr nn aharnsps,
o. eight yeaFAs f,7sisa 'siif ~ 80 "A 80 ~
An accomplished skater ct Nsmur, Belgium.
recently won wager BY skating an hour viii
basket Of eggs on bis head. : r -, 7. -
Mrs. Julia Howard, . resident of Gll1spF,s
Scotland, gave birth, recently, 70 apalr of fplursl
In the sixty-seyenth year Of her age. -
Col ujhazy. Ne eoTPaai0n, Of Kosluih IN al
bis exile, has been elected member of ne new
boardof ADMINISTRATION IN HuHgufyvr t@xnfH
The immense appetite Of London 4 "a every
year BY about 270,0 0 oxrn, besides $1,000
calves, 100000 sheep and %, 900 swine, II
It Is said that Francis II received . letter from
Napoleon counseTing the King 70 cease fe,llt
ance. The Kings reply Is not known.
tits said that the Emperor Of Austria has Dc.
eided 10 grant Constitution 70 veneilA ulicha
will leave the government to the Italians ysgr.s
A young man named Thomas Donnaran, hail.
ing from Boston, Mass, had committed murder
~ Liverpool by stabbine, and also nearly killed
bis father. DIT - ~, --li-i-l,t
A piece Of land was recently sold IN London,
at tlle rate Of 81, 100000 per acre, salclsni %
cover Il with silver equal To- half dollar II
thieknesS' b hltIof gi L8isslr0a ~ aa,1 sifIf
A woman Of -, named Anna MaEglen, -
tended the funeral Of her eighth husband IN
Portsmouth, England, on the 18th olti and
strange TO say, she never had q child. nttn4
FiAeen thousand men are Strengthening ih1
deienses Of Portsmouth, England, which i1 neaEig
y opposite to CherbOurg, tie foFmidAbla ehnBs
bel fortress Of France. : y, " ~,
The Montreal Cq.eiis, of Feb. Cd, says: 1ills
morning, Barring Bfathefs and Glyn = Co. lnli't
tuted actions i6r elOO, 900 each, against DE
Grand Trunk Railway Company In TN supulorl
Court here. ,;,o'r,. .f.si1s - ft ,.II
Il Is thought By some that Gifibaldi has eopea
TO Dalmalia.l In q letter 70 an English fIrnd ~
expressed an anxious wish 70 make 4 journey
70 England to thank the people o. llitil moral
and material aid, bat wai unablo 70 fx tlle time.
Senator seward's speech 3 sphblished nllenglha
and its merits freely eanyaasqd.o The loDioni
ItRes aIp'auds his nrgumspi that south Cnfl-
Ina Is guilty Of rebellion, and aays The pfIncI-
pies set forth should have emahaied homl Dc
President nod bsa il1l sliarQil - rl4ul .L-siI
The Enslish papers chin right q navigate
the Mirsis ippi which they s1y slccs1iVl cannot
abrogate. BY The treaty Of Pllls signed o. %
30th Or November, 1889, itnas stipulated lhal
the navigation Of the Mississippi, from ~ l6lIto
10 the ocean, shall forever remain free aud ortn
70 The subjects Of Great nFilaln and tas clIAtaa
of The Uhiled StatussT tsHi ri211 "A II .7'111i
A gentleman named Norra = delivering N
London series qfi lectures sxplainlng epd -.
posing spirit InPpi9gs He has e'r..qy de'e1,ed
sprilnalistc youth known al the Inlapt Mig
het, and has shown him 70 Be huhbog ~
Noua accuses the great magician. Hunt. q .
ing ahumhng also. and challenges him n e1ua|
idrxsFiand exhibit biz Rhspemena, hu' nHpe
rolnsce 70 appear. "a 49, 49, - a -. IL
A Yorkshireman, having occ1S'oa y viii
Francs, was dumbl6undtd 10 hnd. On r.l.I|n4
CalaiS that men, women md children N .'1I1H
French Ihths heithto q he paIplgAIlE rhilh
this oceasiqped, he rlirraied % bet| al1 T11I
sxsEsnsd i1 q ths en-. nstnag y ~ p. e'ss s.s.
sslonishmept and delight and dexrlalpcd q IIanE
goodness there's English q last j.
The peFsipns have been loF aouo neo.f5Int
on war with the Turk0mans. and were slnlIl
tny aueeesslul against those plrdalolg nd 41I.
Ike people Bat u appears that tho plrrinn
army, 60. 900 strong; under Hama NuHa. bee
sustained terrible defeat and the army V11
totally routed alter much slaughter. The raf,it-
nInrs of the affair have not ldTl1of lrahl1IItl
70 this country lrpm caRSisnlinpplp. i..,s,
lAietter from . shipmssler ., Liverpool, ial>i
10th january, says; AsFeenrds outward bu1'-
ness, there Is very little doing: There are ser
enty disengaged AmeFran shipa . port a pre-
sent, and but little inclination to charter Anll|.
eau ships On account of The sial8 n dI.||1 u
the States. as the 1ndsfWfilUfS hle kafIal q ~
bqriRe their earEopa ftahus civil war u our.
country and losses By pFiyaieering, .naIass
King Victor E%sngs ;s. : s.s ss9, VFls.nt z
siding with her Ealher dt CapTlia. i 4 d|i-
mond necklace, With eapSines l0malch. Ard ua1
70 have been presented y her q New (t.lle
day, but that the stormy sea prpTnnIcd NJ being
received IN tine. Its rumored, By The way, that.
this Miss Giribaidi d about 70 msri1 4 SIenls1
professor who has been lately vkiling Nlp|lA
According % aletIeF % Iho cepsrisE = ftqf'
Unis. dated q Paris On the 18th uliuo he
Commissioners from the State o. South CdIoi11
had arrived at Paris and presented th1mllIl11l1
N. ThoqSensl, the Minister q Foreign A0aln
who received them with becoming courtesy and
respect, but without taking side With lh2,n. of
making any engagtment8 with them The Com
mlsslOneVs are said 70 have been some tIyl N
Paris bciorO presentation. isa 10 iF 81 ~
The Flcrcntinea think they lako "a inlnlrni q
American politics, and = uncle Toni. Cahini ~
turned into ballet for thn amusement 81 ne
IfeQuenteIs of the FlorpniiDe opere, The n1E
version Of Mras Stoves Il called ~ hianfI W
Rsgri," Black and White. The Who'll piece
said BY those Who have seen 4 10 b a01t74
from beginning 10 end, but the climaH 4 ozpnu1I
BY scene raPreaaniinG Unele Ton, liiIlo kra.I
and somebody else going 70 heaven with bihI11
In their hapd8 while negro men. In black coats
Ehile cravaii, and patent leather hools. a1s dane
ing viii white ladies II In same tine ~ ~
u b prapasld % eanslract N RiIis mnraII.l
cent Turkish mosque and . Turkish hn1l| n c1E
ravanssaL Ths ohioci of fhass cnnslrucl'1n1 )
% oatiract n Paris e many Mus1nlmln lIarr'1I1
a. possible lis fnFlhaT propo1ld % lIIH =
srhool clnaa % ne molqna lhr lh1 olnoI'o1 4