, 1862-09-25

WaTQ6 Tie GfoCQon OF the memorial to hts late
fathsr-his contribution to be devoted pa. =
nlarly towards the construction Of tho central
hall that is to form one portion Of the general
plan The Court Journal also states, Hemi-
officially, that the Prince will marry the Prin-
CESS Alex1ndH., of Denmark, sometime du-
loE be eighteen years Of age until next d.
cember. Her portraits represent her as very |
pretty. OwinY to the careful management of |
The late Prince Albert, OF the affairs Of the |
Duchy OF Cornwall, the focumbrances upon |!
William ". have been chiefly relieved, and |
the Young Prince, in November next, will |
come into The clear possession OF one OF the |
most magnificent properties in the Kingdom,
with revenue exceeding that of 1uany conti-
ntntuS mccarcbe.
A Cons1antlno.le letter in tue Journal de
Ho.re mentions the following: IA man was
Ebert time since condemned 10 oeatll for
the murder Of a ulau whose wife was es.cfehfs.
TIE trial was hardly Terminated when tue
women gave birth 10 q son. 1u consequence,
The execution WAS Put OF uu:ii the child
sEuu:o attain his MINORITY, as he will tn.n
have 20 decide it the muf fderer shall sedec,n
the blopd cf Ii; fAlhtr fo- a sum Of lnonsS, Or
ii the Execution shall take place. In the
meantime. the murderer will remain in
p1iscp."
Il rtiDarkablc case Of iDpiefy occurred the
oth+r day in a v,llsge In The west or Eagl1ad-
a man OF large 1o:tuEc died. and directed in
Ills will that hi, horse sh h1uld be caolriso1-
ed and led to his grave, and there shot aud
buried With hin, tnar he Knight be ready to
meunt at the resurrection, and Start to ad-
yan'aee." To the disgrace Of al concerned,
this actually was performed.
Tue 1rt Of Ornamental Painting on glass,
which flourished III such high etAte Of per-
tection during the middle ages. aud Eubse-
quently dsgentratsd into mere mechanical
Toea ion, has been revived in Europe with
some OF its original spleudoz, and some
splendid specimens are being exhibited at the
Ertat international Exhibition by France and
England.
4 singula. omission occurred At Toutoa at
tie time Of shipping supplies for the Me1i-
can expedition. On The .G' OF August tel
e.1am vas received by The commander of the
ntet, figuring IT room could be found on
beard Eon.e Of The slips then uuder nrlers t.
saii for :::54 tors Ct 'theayy stores" an AZ
trmatlre answer was sent, aad %Eeu t1e stores
arrlys they were fou1d to consist Of the
siege guns which had been completely over
locked in The orders for shipment
The Austrian government IS cusl:Y curyi1G
fascr with different classes If iss subjects by
= lavish aud indiscr1mfulse distribution ot
| stars and ribbons. In 0ee werk, in August,
seventeen L 0rc.rs Of tie Golden Fleece were
| hestoweG ufon tis and lutte people, aud i
lrgs Eumbrr Of iDiuor favors we're oistri5u-
| ted. TIE Golden Fleece il seat to the recspl~
| cnt It the boror in golden snuff box, ac-
/ eeMpanltG bl 3tb duca:s.
The following curious eptfAph, it Is s,id,
| may ht fduud in graveyard III lsafy !: "H :re
lies Eetella. who transported a large fortune
| to Heaven in nets Of charity, and has gone
1li'htr 10 e1jDy it~''
| Wurkp1eu in Marsei1les engaged il demo'-
| isbirg an old house in the Rue Ste. Frlncai3e,
/ discovered ei:htecn gold coin, beariog the et-
t;g1-s Of The E'nperors Arcldtus and Hoao-
| flOus. They W. Re In an excellent state OF pre-
| Eerxatiou.
The Russlan Ecvernm ent is carrying on cx-
tens1ve improvements in P..lesiiat> 4 piece
OF ground outside the walls Ut Jerusalem, on
the Meidan. belonging to Russia, and con:ain-
ing nearly $4,000 taaare yards, has been en-:
closed ly stone wall. several houses erected
on 1t, and four turks constructed for supply
OF water. The cathedral of the Holy Tsi1i'y
Is ready to receive it, cupolls, and Il largt
Rouse Tor the ecclesiastical mission has been
nsar'y completed; hospital to receive sixty
beds has reach. d the first floor, and the foun
datiors OF an asylum capable Of receiving 3N(
male pilgrims, have been commenced. Inside
the city, the ground ne1ouylDg to Russia, neal
the Holy Sepulchre, has been cleared OF tht
rubbish wlicn cbvcr 1t to the hight O.
mains Of porticoes and pillars were found
which formed part Of the principal entrance
to the Temple OF the Holy Sspulchre In tht
time Of Constantine. Before the end Of 1ht
present year III asylum for fem1e pilgrim:
will be commenced.
| 4AE LpnHoA Joul1!als nle Sill greatly eAeF
| c'Eed over the alarming increase OF CRIME il
| 1-endon and the great towns. The SNurtI1,
| Rtrutc SUMS IN tie condition OF atfairs in it,
| sharp way SIS follows: ut is clear that III
have not yet found out what to do with GU
criminals. We neither reform them. nor hans
THEM. nor 1t ep them under lock and key, no
ship them OF to the antipodes. Our mora
| sewerage is Eeither deouorized nor toated ou
| ; 10 sea, but remains in the midst Of us, pol1u
. ting ard poisoning our air."
The first Important German work on natura
history, called the Book Of N4ture," b.
Kenrad ron Meg=nberg, which was reprinted
seven times in the course Of the fifteenth cen
tury, has been newly edited by Fr4nz PfeifI:r
in fitnna, in the original Hawaiian id.om G
J | the author.
Rev. Mr. Caster, church missionary i,
, Judea, has given ofIense to the residents c
r Sin,la BY attacking thr use Of crinolins fror
, | the pulpit. He defends himself in letter +
. the northwestern journals, and says: As t.
c1lnOlinc, there are ut 1elrt 600 people in Sim1
wto would attend divine service ii they could
; but the station church has SEATS for only s55f
: This state Of affairs has been made worse b
nsauy people takiug double scat. for ladies' be
% }s,a{ si1ft af ths M @ prsseat 9Tn
, out Of church BY the ladies' dresses, and th
: rral question stands thus: tHow many iu
I lholtal Souls or how many yards Of stuff fru1
: ths n,e1cets' shop shall come to church q"
:, WurtumbnE1,, us we'll u B,yaria, rstuses
f. JtHu Ill luG VI EUtAfUEICE HlE HGQ DtLNct
t France aud Prussia. TIE two first name
/, stat. propose the opening Of conferences
!. ! Berlin to deliberate on the demand Of tt
q cabtnft of Vienna concerning the entry
b Austria into to 'liyereiH.
l. The first railway built in Algeria was fo
IS mally opened en- the 18th Of august. It rut
II trcm A!glers to 81 dan.
2 4 magnificent watch, part Of the boot
It found at the Emperor Of Chiua's summer pI
4 ece iu Pekiu, is un exhibition III Paris 1t
said to have been woru By the emperor hin
self, nd is studded with the finest Orient
|. pearla, enan'eled on the back with paintiE
u Of the Protigal Son. and has On he dials tn
70 Elotekque figures which regularly Strike Il
it hours ard quait-rs with tiny hammers on
e pair Of equally d!nfnutiye BELLS The who
st iE q perfect specimen of Swiss or Frene
u horoloey, and is valned at -, 500. tt
:. ! Frtncl officer whu frst became It's possess
Is presented it 20 the Emperor Napoleon, vi
;, returned it to Its fortunate cAptor, and it
d now offered for sale.
s The Suez Caral is nearly completed, and Il
It Viceroy arnouncvs that its opening shall
Ii celebrated by q solemn Jete, to which Il
10 world is invited.
ta H4YT1ES SEMIGnAT1oS.-James Redpath b
o resigned his POSITION as emigration agent
s. the Hayifeu government, in consequence
Il the non-adoption Of certain reforms in t
8. treatment Of emigrants In Hlyti urged By hi
If upon The Haytien government,