Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-06
VOL. XVI.
For,,Eu eo..s,,p.
rom the n. \. E3ehlnr Pos,.l

From the n \ Evening Postl
The Prince Imperial Of France has al
ready had issidence-the Castle Of Blois
-assignsd 10 his special use.
An Austrian Journal, published al Vi
enna, Is disposed to have somebody or
other bell the oat " Let us" ," says the edi-
tor, take GaFibaldi in q cage 70 Vienna,
and exhibit him for the benefit Of the
wounded
The British volunteer excitement seems
to Be dying out The rich volunteers
won't pay any more money. Even the
National Rife Association has the utmost
difficulty in raising two thousand 3 year
from subscription.
The Paris women are excited about an
electric head dress invented for the En-
press Eugenie. Il is q crown formed Of
/ globules Of glass lighted by electric light,
and set with diamonds, ruhies and emer-
aids. Il e1iits such an effulgenoe IS to
light up Of itself dark room, and II ever
put into general use viii supersede the
Ueeessity Of gas jets or wax candles. Eve.
~ lady viii be her own chandelier.
A man convicted Of killing game has
been excommunicatsd from the Scotch
church Of Galloway, the clergyman refus-
ing, after he had passed through his term
OF imprisonmeds, to baptise his child, for
the very reason that the landed prDprie-
tors Of Galloway had suffered great loss
from time to time through the applicants
destroying their game. That is remark
able specimen Of Scotch logic.
The gold regions lately opened in Van
eouver's Island are very valuable. The
mining holes" are described ss shining
with gold When the bedrock" was laid
bare il was found studded OF paved With
Hlumps'' Of gold, aad every shOVelfll CON
tsined considerable amount, in so ne
cases 70 the value Of $50, and required no
q washing" the nuggets or pellets Of gold
being picked out BY hand One miner
writes that his gains far suepsss anything
sver produced in California, and cites the
fact Of 81 700 having been dug out Of two
oreviess in the rock less than three feet
under the surface.
At ball given at fashionable hotel in
Rio Janeiro last month, during the dane
ing Of the Lancers, the ball room was sud
denly inundated by a rise in the river, the
ladies being forced to get on TO chairs, and
into the orchestra. In few moments the
water in the room was two feet deep, and /
many valuable jewels we're lost. The la
dies, who we're all very vet, were eventu- !
ally carried in the arms Of the people 20
the upper rooms Of the hotel The inun-
dstion subsided in about two hours.
The revenue Of the Russian empire for |
the year. arising from ordinary sources, |
anOnnts to two hundred and ninety-six |
niIlions Of Eoubles, and from extraOrdinary |
sOurces-namely, from the loan Of 1860
fourteen snd q half N ilions Of .ronbles. !
The ordinary expenditure is stated at two
hundred and ninety-fOur milfOns, and the
Extraordinary expenditure At sixteen and |
q half millions Of roubles.
Japan win contribute some six hundred
articles to the international Exhibition Of
1852 including articles Of lacquer ware,
straw work, china porcelain, manufactures
Of psper, carvings in ivory, paintings and
books. Is /
Austria ID building FIVE irOn.plated
frigates for The protection Of the Adriatic |
coast from dreaded Garibaldian dsscents.
On New Years night grand court ball |
was given ct the Pitti Palace, Florence, IN |
the suite Of rooms inhebited by the Medi- |
oean Pope Leo <. when he was in Florence. |
The English guests prepondersted. Speak |
ing Of the Amgficsn bellies there, an Eng |
lish Correspondent remarks that several
very lovely daughters of the deceased |
Uncle Sam danced as merriiy as II that
unfortunate old gentleman were alive and |
in health"
Private theatrieals, lately 50 popular in
England, are thus commented on by the |
Saturday Review ges
F q Boys in this country will say off |
hundred lines Of Virgil or Greek play |
without missing word, and girls will re-
peat the whole series Of Doges Of Venice or
EmpsroT5 Of Delhi without blunder; but
it is found that not one grown Englishman
OF EnglishWOmau in twenty can learn
part correctly, while net one in hundred, !
If the part is learned, can 80 fer throw of
the uneasy sensation Of saying lesson as
to act with tolerstle naturalness and ssse.
The result is, that no one who has seen
what the experiment Of private theatri- !
Gals generally ends in, will, if he can pos
sibly help it, allow il to be tried again, ex-
cept with farces which are at once short
and broad. In the case Of farce, the draw
backs on acting in private life arc reduced
to q minimum. The feeling which never
deserts an Englishmsn who tries 10 act,
that he is making foolof himself, becomes
Of small consequence when making 8 fool
AZ oneself is the very object of the pro.
eeedine; and difficulty Of committing
= part to memory is much diminished when
ths psrt Is brisf, and when lapses Of recOl-
/ 1,eifo1 nav easily be mended by what in
tbs greeu-room is called "gag." We have
seveTsl times known plan for performing
i0tbeIi6 converted, by judicious remOn-
stranee, inSo q scheme for getting up Box
and Cox ,"
Nearly R2O, 900 hsd, at latest dates, been
subscribed in England for the benefit Of the
sufferers by the Hartley colhery accident
A number Of jonrueynsn shosmakers Of
Paris have sent 70 Garibaldi specimen Of
their hHndfWork in the form Of pair Of
elegant boots. Gsribsldi has written back
letter Of thanks.
A RusaiGn student at Heidelberg has
committed suicide in the cause Of science.
/ He wished to try on himself the effect Of
oySnure Of potassium. He did 30, and has
left 3 record Of the different phases Of his
self-poisoning.
Rebel Atrocities in East Tennessee.
The horrors Of rebel supremacy in East
Tennessee have not yet been told. A mem