The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-14
Miscellaneous.

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70 London, msDct ester szd Birmingham.
Gas an hot usts sppu.tua have besa 10
tro1uced ir,c Nerstsac Abbey. HnRisnd, ~
ByTor.c hOnsstssi
TuZ Po-o.,1s hsT1 bslts1 the Turcsmsss In
a gre,t batta, AID ssnt fouF hu0dre< ko~ss 4
their ensLies 10 tbs capital a. trcphisa.
Wa II, HcRLp-T, tins n. Y. Trnps or
reepOlios:, Who VAS arrs3tDd 81 Tbs south, - Q
spy, bs tcsn relsSssi.
LIxvT. FArzrAx Auihoriyes ~ emphatic "a
nia. )f the assertion Of foolish ComnAndr Wa
lisns taat hl-s SEtsh usN hJc little knnc-
HE on his f.os.
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listtfli roriyno
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doiig tho country ehectvs service abroad, whcra
hO i ro,iding temporarily N see0vr. Il ne
huoi'h Of Ills family
BAREy, coryiIt o. The Am4riosn is In M.lrsgb
performing in uhi'c kids, tress coat and bssz-
tiful sppaI,i, boforo Q1eOn Issbslia asd ala
crallenRing the bull lighters - tamo bulls wstk
him, ho using his strap, they their Eing vsapoosN
Tm LouIsyIL;u JouRSAL hunocously a.
ludo, 10 a large core in tho vicinity Of Wssh-
aWNV \ 4 IL. q 4. al
vo nade by Mt Seward TO Lord LyoaA srr-
rendering :he rObc! commissioners.
Il the MAS Of III, q ;hty New York rscS.
meuts re,poi 4 in the same proportion as thsss
already visited, the enormous AnOunt n
O. coo 900 or tS,OCO,OOO viii he returned 70
tho volunteers families Of the Empire SnN
alone.
II was the Harlem Railroad train, which m
on tho track at Wiliamsbfidgs, on Ssturdsw
morning. inAtes Of tho New usves tsia, az
reported in tho pap1-s. Tho Nov Hsvva
train, behird il, was delayed, but nsI with n
acgidtnt.
MAJOR GrSERAL BUrrER, Of M.ss.oh usstist
recently Addressed his troops IN camp ss
promised that II the state did not aid thair
families, a. Il had dor, other Mass.chssssss
troops which were enlisted, he would advances
this assistance ou. OF his individual resources
GrN BuFrt, Of Kontucky has rorcs Il
about 10000 infantry, li.OO0 cavalry, saA
3 O0O Mtillerists with over 100 guns. Ts tina u
TO re added q reinforcement Of 75.0ee troep~,
making an entire force Of near 20O.00l mea "
encounter about 10000 rebels.
IT is stated that tho British gunbost RiasiJs,
which received the rebels Slidell and Mssos for
conveyance 20 England, was ordered to Hail.
fax, and her non-arrival there occasions Ne
surmiso that she may have gone 20 the bottom,
in tho great storm which prevailed on the nigtk
when she took her departure from Proviass-
town. Her destination having been Halifax,
A FRRNcu chemist Gays that tho beautiful
colOred toy balloons, Of India rubber, now q
abundsnly produced, are source sf mush
mischief 10 the work people employed In thsir
manufacture. Sulphurot Of carbon and ohlsrtds
OF sulphur are required 10 give the caoutobsus
its excessive dilatation, and the vspors are In
hailed In considerable quantities In close WORK
shops.
THE London Posr calls attention TO the fiSt
that the existence Of an Atlantic tslss srapk
would have saved tho EnRlish Govcrnmsat
enough during the past month or two to Psv
the cost Of the line, by enabling them 70 learn
at once tho pacific intentions Of the AHorieaa
Government In the Trent affair, (a8uminG
them 70 10 pacific and thus preventing ths
immense expenditure incurred in sending sr-
mics and fleets across the Atlantic TO nese
an imaginary danger.
T. G, THoDY, respectable grocar Of LSok-
port, N. j., called at a Doctors office In that
town early on Sunday morning, and stated th&a
person who lodged in his store the night bs-
fore, had beaten him on the head with an irsn
poker and robbed him Of s75. His skull VS.
fractured in several places. Before the phyiciaa
could dress tho wounds, the unfortunate nan
expired. The officers are in pursuit Of the sup
posed murderer,
A LETTER received In this city from gaSs-
tleman at Port Royal relates that a rrspeota-
bic person made prisoner by one Of our boats n
Edisto river says we could form no idea what Q
stunning blow the capture Of Port Royal had
been to the people of South Carolina and
Georgia. He says, too, that almost equal -
that, in its appalling effect, was the great firs
in Charleston. lie adds that party Is on fooe
in that region in favor Of settling tho questions
at issue by commissioners-and that both Da-
Wis and Stephens are In favor Of II, but tha9
the Rhett party had frowned It down.
The Dunkirk (N " HERALD says :--'fwa
saw in the depot, one day last week, an engi.a
which seemed to be a novelty even 10 railroad
men. 1t was the coal burner Hackensack, .
miniature speciiten Of locomotive and tender
combined. Il has but one driving wheel on q
,ide, and is car allie Of running iorty:hve O.
fifty miles an hour, with light train, ofoourset
II Gelongs TO the New York and Eric Railroad
was built, We believe, by the engineer, MT.
Mvpord Gu :s - Ysed ov 'dbSi7fntendent Mnos
u
N s.n'nG oyer the road In the performans. >
his duties
TOWNSEND HARRIS, American Minister IN
Japan, writes that the Japanese are erecting
re idenc, 4 might Justly say palaces) for Al
the foreign legations. Tho site Is charninx
one Qts name is Go-ten-yama, Imperial HnDt
II commands view over the bay and gteatsr
part of the water front Of the city. The grounds
for each legation contain about fifteen acre..
which are TO DO adorned with the best Sped
mems Of Japanese art, in temples and terraces,
dwarfed trees and grOttoes-not forgetting fA6
ponds and choice selection Of the beautifuR
trees of the country. When completed il wili
he one Of the prettiest spots in Japan-psrhAPs
in the world. The whole Is TO be surrounded ~
moat and wall in the same manner ~ tho
palace OF the Tycoon.
A REMARKABLE suicide has taken place A6
Naples. A MIR. Kenrick, au elderly married
gentleman, appears TO have formed h1iSoW
with a Miss Gray, young and pretty English
woman, with " Lom he has been living at Rome
and At Naples. Il appeats that Mr.. Kenrcks
relatives ia England, who are wealthy, paid Ne
heed under the circumstances, to his aPPlica-
tiOns Tor remittanCes, and that the two there
upon resolved on -uicide. From what suono-
quenily transpired, IL seems they must have
gone directly TO the public gardens OF the Wills
Realle, on the sea shore, where, the cafe being
open they took a glass Of rum or rosoli1. They
tGsn climbed over the low wall of the villa:
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