The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-18
Miscellaneous.
Tn. oits

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IN Lfnoor, Mar chtster and Birmingham.
! GA- end hot water apparatus have been in
noiuced it'o Newsield Abbey, England, the
| bytoiic hontsttal.
| Tii2 Pori,uA have beaten tho Turcomans In
| great lai'l' ard sent four hundred hoads Of
| thtir CO.. nil TO tho capital a. trophies.
W" II. IIluuUr the n. 7. TDrs cor
! rtfIoujcrt, Who was arrested a. tho SOUTH - .
| ery, las Icon released.
LGKJr. fAtErAN authorizes an emphatic DE-
ni1l Ci tho a.,crion Of foolish Commai der wa
liau hat NJ, Slidoll usod her little kaua-
klss" on his faco.
bg. .IuUNsToNE is erecting large paper mn
Al hsfwt.o farm, near Alya, Eneland, for the
t.N-iac ue ,t paper from wood ground 70
fist.
... .m.u fcsp rssn; among civilians I.
" N.-' 30 gtuu. Life W th- c., it'll sooms com-
Fouotet Ct loy.,S whiskey, tyPhoid fever and
sto. u T,N.
Tuyuov WIEN wite.. thu, no irs use 1s
| I'.r CE.nf Ws' 4 his p,1, irds, dt 10
| g",' ',i.s', 20 sDi,n th1 dispatch sont 10
| lori ly ~.
1ur nov i,a gl,nts arc nov in bloom n the
Nouotul Conservatory, at WasAins stOn tbsT
| ,,at ehis ilosor AMI oil ia, ar vita DE-
lisLful isrirno.
Ar.u,I iIriMcSr ha, not rerouncod hiI al
log 'srcc t. ihi8 luu1try, as vas reported, but 10
co'rg ;hc county eilrctiveioNico abioli, who're
| ho Is re-idiu.; temporarily on account OF the
health OF HE family.
R,EEY, acopyist Of the American is in Madrid.
p,ifofmiDg in y phi.c Kids dress coat, ard boaa-
ti'ul appartl. before Qresn Isabella, and also
Challenging tho iull fghtors 70 tame bulls with
lim ho us,ng his strap, thoy their rirg oaPons.
Tm LouIs,uir JourNAL humcrouslv al
lGo. t. a large care in the yic'iity OF Wa-d-
inLtCl, discovered at about tho time the ropIy
WIS ado BY Mr.. S'wafd TO Lord Lyons, sur
| f,ntuire tho rebel commissioners
| u the mAps OF tho Eighty New York regf-
n.cH's icsnUi In tho same proportion as thoss
! al,CSdv Ni-ittd, tho tuOimuus amount of
| ettnu,UuJ or $1,000 eco will 10 returned "a
tho volunteers families Of tho Empire Sta.s
| alone.
H. was the Unrlcm RailioNI train, which ran
OF tho track at Williamsbridgo, v On Saturday
morning, instead Of tho Now Haven train az
roI ort,d in the papers. Tic NeH HsvCa
train, bchird IT, w.s dclaycd, but mo; with no
acid M.
MAfuW GrNrHAL hotter, Of Massachusetts,
| rcc,ri'y Addressed his troops in camp and
| promL cd that II Tho state did not aid their
| lan,ill,s, At it had done otlur Massachusetts,
| troops which Wvro enlisted, ho would alyMos
llis q. iltanco GU oi his iniiy dual resources.
G.N. BrLLi. Of Kontuckr, hu force Of
al .ut 1,o.OlO infantry, n 900 cavalry, ard
wv N|ll. u tlHtFt "a over lNV guns. TINS
to ue added r'iuiotcomeut OF ,5.Oto troops
| making az Cntiro force of near 2OO.O00 men 70
| encounter about S0.OuO ruhcl'.
| IL IS stated that the British gunboat Rinaldo.
| which received tho rcbels Slidul and Mason for
otnvcy anco TO England, VAS ordered &c Hail.
| 'aN, and her nOn-arriyal thore occasions tue
uTmifu that fhr may have zone 10 the bottom.
in ;hc great storm which prevailed on tho night
when she took her departure from Province
| town. Tier destination having been uAlifAx,
| however, Is doubtless an 0rTur.
A FmNCu chomist gays that tho beautiful
| c'loT,d toy balloons, Of India rubber, now 20
| nbundartlv produced, are a source of much
mi,chict 10 the work people employed in thcir
manufacture. Sulphurot Of carbon aud chloride
| OF sulphur are required TO givo the caoutchOuc
| lis excessive dilatation, ami the ydpon are in
hnled in considerable quantities ia close work.
| shops.
Tux London Posr calls attention TO tho fact
| that tho existence Of an Atlantic telesnph
| would have saved the Euglish Government
enough duiing tho past month or two 10 pay
| the cost Of tho line by enabling them TO loArn
| at oneo the pacific intentions Of tho A a ercan
Government in the Trent affair, (asuminG
them 10 be pacific and Il us preventing the
immense expenditure incurred in sending ar
miee and hec,s across tho Atlantic to meet
an imaginary danger.
I. @ TnopY, respectable grocer Of Lock
| port, ~ j., called at a Doctors Office In that
| town carly on Sunday morning, and stated that
| a porson who lodged IN his store the night bs-
| fore, had boaten him ON the head with an iron
poker and robbed him Of :75. His skull was
fractured in several places Before the physiciAn
| could dress tho wounds, the unfortunate man
expired. The officers arc in pursuit Of tho sup
posed murderer.
A LETTER received in this city from gen.
| tenan at Port Royal relates that a rCspecta-
bic person made prisoner by one of our boats in
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. lie says, too, that almost equal TO
that in its appalling effect, was the great fire
| in Charleston. He adds that party Is on foot
in that region In favor Of settling tho questions
at issue by commissioners-and that both Da-
Wis and Stephens are In favor of H. but thAt
the Rhott party had frowned 1t down."
TnE Dunkirk CN. W HERALD says 1--WE
saw in tue depot one day last week, an engine
which seemed to be novelty even to railroad
men. 1t was the coll-burner lIackensack, Q
miniature specimen Of locomotive AID tendvS
combined. 1t has but one driving wheel on q
side, and is ca, ablo Of running fory.dve or
| fifty miles an hour, with light train, ofeourse.
| II lelongs to tho New York and Erie railroad.
was built, We believe, by the engineer, Mr.
Nj m ord, and is used by Superintendent Minoe
ln going over the road in tho performance v
bis duties.
TOWNSEND HARRIS, American Minister In
Japan, writos that tho japanese are erecting
re'idenc' q might justly say palaces) for all
the foreign Legations. The site is charming
one (ts name is Gotten yama, Imperial Hnl);
IL commands view over the bay and gteater
part of the water front Of the city. The grounds
for each legation contain about fifteen acreS,
which are TO be adorned with the best speci-
mems Of Japanese art, in temples and terraces,
dwarfod trees and grottoes-not forgetting fAh
ponds, and a cho'co selection OF the beautiful
trees Of the country. When completed it VIII
bo ono Of the prettiest spots in Japan-perhAps
in the world. The whole is TO DO surrounded 6y
a moat and wall, in the same manner as tho
TalIce Of the Tycoon.
A REMARKABLE suicide has taken place &C
Naples. A Mr.. konrick, au elderly married.
gentleman, appears to have formed hdSow
with Miss Cray, Young and pretty English
woman, witl v bonn he has been living at Rome
and at Naples IL appoa's that Mr.. KsRuok's
relatives in England, who are wealthy, paid No
heed, under tho clicumstaL ces, to his applica-
ii rs for remittauces, and that the two there
upon resolved on suicide From what subso-
quontly transpircd, il seems they must have
gone directly 70 the public gardens OF the V lllA
Reallo, on the sea shore, whore, the cafe being
open, they took a glass Of rum OF Tosoll). They
tn II imbod over the l)T wall tt tho villa;
whore a somi circular spacs oS erlooking tho sea
Is furnished with store seats, and descended on
the bsi eli, where Miss Gray lied her dress