, 1861-01-10

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Amonr Ralph Faruum's Inst words weFo
these: II hayo no doubt Mr. Lincoln VIII 90
,ustIce and bring South Caroline right. hnve
great confidence In his ability to govern the
nation and prevent 1t from being broken up"
On tho afternoon preceding his demise' 10
asked his daughter-ln.law, "Ain't there angels
in the room f'' She replied, Father, do yon
think there nre?" "Oh, yes" said he, "fhs
room, Il full Of M<., and Uaev hare CONS to dss3ss
me home'' epesAing OF his recent trip to bos-
ton, where he met the Prince Of Wales and the
Massachusetts State officers, he said: zone
day Governor Banks and Mrs. Banks came 70
sec me, and each of them made me pFescnt'
Mrs. Banks kissed me, and I don't recol1eet
that ever felt SO embarrassed In a1l my Life rs
did when I found the Governors vito was
going to kiss me-"
An informant OF the Washington Star aaya
that on Christmas Day Major Anderson dined
with the secession authorities chiefs-in
Charleston, and was duly carried back to Fort
Moultrie By carly moonlight, apparently very
much overcome By the good things d1inkablc
set before him. Those in charge Of the steam
er posted in the channel to watch his move
mcnts in the Fort, therefore, thought it would
be safe for them to relax their vigilance and
Themselves take Christmas night frolic, in
the midst Of which Anderson and his force
spiked Noultrie's guns and landed safely in
Fort Sumter. Tic apparent intozication Of
Anderson was but feint to have the very
effect 1t did have.
A Frcnth paper, speaking Of our Presi~
dents, says that certain words generally give
each one his popularity, and he thus translates
Gen. TAylor's famous speech at Buena Vista:
IA little more raisins (grapes) Capt. Brnggg /"
while he translates s"Old Hickory" Fiexr
.yoyer T. Old Walnut.')
The Hrald's Washington correspondent
pretends TO have private letters that IN effort
is making by the merchants Of Boston to raise
twenty-five thousand dollars, to be presented
to Governor n. P. Banks, to induce him to
fosego his engagement with tho Illinois Cen
tral Railroad, aud continue in politics.
Mics Maggie Mitchell is singing secession
songs ut Montgomery, Alabama, at which place
at late benefit, splendid lone star flag Was
presented her.
- AA4AAo~A ~ N-AA@ 49, -'AA. =" Ne"e-A ''%-s
asked at dinner table, his opinion Of Sfr. Blu.
chnnan, and replied that he WAS politician,
but no statesman" 1t is curious that a short
time utter, Mr. Buchanan was asked his opin-
ion of Mr. Webster, and replied that Is he was
statesman, but no politician"
At Caprcra, in Garibaldi's house, at break
Of day all arc astir, and every one preparing
hmself for his Owl occupation, so that on tue
little square faclng the house you see on one
side Col D. sharpening knife, on the 9TH
er F. mendinS spade; Menotti, his SOD,
trying a muskct; B, who with 4 needle
mcnds nets; c. selecting the seeds; and,
inside the house, the daughters good gov r
ness preparing some coffee for these working
people. Then each goes about his business
one to the direction Of the plow, another TO
the plantation of the vine, which is to l'e tried;
some deyoting themselves to fishing, others to
the chase, anu the General to survey ~, to d.
rect oil, selecting the best agricultural >ystcms
that his mind suggests to him. In''. rtls mid
around IN old walnut table: ''tr: .ncing TOT
drawing or entrance-room," til, s1Arrate to
each OTHER their c1mpcstral feat-t ..tersperscd
By relations Of war episodes, ~:',nilitary ad~
ventures, and hundred 9th = fings, which
render that familiar interconrs u cxquisitcly
ft5AIEA@14E- AANAi kA~ ~ "{H0"FtHt
makes the house resound W. the accords Of
an excellent piano (solc ! l. . rious article Of
furniture he possesses at e. rrTa,} and begins
playing the allegro, ''Dag1irn aranti IN passo,"
followed by that here prohibited, "ru fuori
l'HaHa"-hymns which recall SO much grief
and so many national Joys. After breakfast
each resumes his occupation again, to meet at
the frugal evening dinner, where certainly no
one enyies the regal repast shared in yilded
saloons. at night, after short walk, the Die
tator retircs to his own little room, and there,
alone With hts thoughts, medtatcs on the iu.
ture destiny Of Italy. Government cent to
Maddalcna, for the Dlctator's disposal, the na-
tiona1 steamer NashipEt ton-thc same that so
greatly assisted ut the Decentralization On terra
Trnl1. Garibaldi, however, grattied at such
cn.p1ssea,ent, would not allow that the State
should sufftran expenditure which hc thought
unnecessary md nobly rcfuscd the offer. Last
week lie, with Tarious friends. went to the
sardinian coast to hunt Hardly was Carl
baldTs arrival known, than = Thousand tires
shonc on the surrounding hill submits, and
cvcts part. Among those !i!iayyers he spent u
happy day.
- The Churehmaa Of this city hns m nrtlc,s- !
on Bishop On1erdouk, which the Express says |
" is the occasion Of much remark among both |
clergy aud laity Of the Episcopal Church: It !
seems that In the official journal of the pro- |
ccedings Of the late Diocesan Convention, just
published, the name Of the Bishop Is omitted |
from the list Of the clergy, contrary to usage
hcrctofore, hut whether b. accident Or mistake
does not appear. Tho editor.of the CAurcA-
man insists upon it that the name should be
res ored to its place ut the head Of tue list.
Even if it WIS omitted ut the Bishops own re-
quest or demand, as VIC are told, no right
thinking pcr5on cAn Justify MI officer OF tho
Convention for making the alteration The
CAurcAn.on intimatcs Plainly that it was the
work Of design;' and every clurchman, there
fore, is urged to help undo a manifest act of
injustice, By earnestly working Tor the resto-
ration Of the Bishop to Lis holy ofIlce-'1or
surely the Diocese OF New York more than any
other on the American chart, needs the cncS-
getic supervision and governing capacity so
sisnally ccntcring III Bishop Ontlc1donk, Us a
presiding officer ind managing head ~ !.
Tribune.