The New York herald., 1863-10-24

ellis throughout the kingdom announced as ooatrbu-
tories tcthe Warsaw National Exchequer
From the isand OF Sardinia we get tdings or an old
Roman lead mine being reopened BY the firm or Bouquet
Co., OF Marsoiiies and several salmon shaped castings
Of that metal having turned up impressed with Hadra
nus Imn" These specimens OF molten ore have been
lodged 10 the Museum OF Cagliari.
The first day OF October the commencement day at
the various medical schools OF London and in accordance
with addresses delivered TO the students at
each hospital counsenR them to their course OF study
and their conduct generally. ~
little French work under the title OF 'Ls Perron de
Torton Biographical Indiscrctons appears from the
pen of H. Jules Lecome. II is social history Of Paris
All the celebrities living the politicians and WRITER'S
the singers and actors dancers vos painters gamblers
are brought tho stage. and, as ghosts the
fashion have also yeresants such Rousseau
Boeldeu, Mario Antonette and Beranger.
An English government commission has Just gone
through France to Spain to buy curosties works OF
veu else Moorish Spanish worthy OF the
museums OF london.
The united regiments OF Spahs and Turcos serving in
Paris entertained their friends lately at "Cafe nor and
little music" Native mouths blew native airs out of
tive instruments and made might hideoas. beyond be-
"favored the company with song" in which he was
companied by Turco, who played plantive air on "A
reed; he looked like Tityrus and, by the way, the
audience chiefly recunsbantes The company sepa
rated, highly delighted about nine O'Clock Capital SOL
new garrison but they not brilliant musicians and
except 'sbird calling in Huntiugdpnshire. have rarely
heard such noise as the "Algerne concert"
Prussian Hampden, Herr John Rsltenbach, landed
proprietor the province Eastern Prussia crcuates
the following declaration among his friends and acquau
tanccs-
To-Day some officials appeared my estate, taking
away number Of m0veables for arrears OF taxes. TO
guard against and disagreeabe rumors beg TO
inform my friends and acquantances that u accordance
with declaration made at the government office at Gum
binnen determined to resist tho present antc0nsti
tutiona system and during the practical suspension OF
the charter to pay no taxes OF my own accord.
PLUCaES. Sept. Il, 1863 JOHN RtJTENBACH.
The Coter dc la Drome publishes details OF thedis
caused by the overhowng OF the ahuents Of the
than six feet above Its ordinary level. At st. vaer
the inhabitants forced TO take refuge in the upper
OF the houses and fears entertained for the
safety Of the hospital the terrace OF which washed
away. The crops along the course OF the river were
devasted and trees, straw carts, and watts contain
OF Merdaret, St. Donat. was carried away. that
Of the Combe d'Oternaux was damaged, and a house
almost entirely destroyed. little girl named AmeIe
Vaernaud drowned al st. Donat, as well as post
man at Combovin nnmed Eynard
Sir Charles Elliot the Governor Of st. Helena. has sent
home to the Jamaica Cotton Company (of which he was
directory samples OF cotton growing In that island
with view to ascertain its value In market There
considerable tract OF land assigned the Governor,
ard there numbers OF captured AraaDs frequently
landed hcre they might under skifui management be
trained In cotton cultivation and would thus become vcry
valuable aborers In the West India colonies TO which
they might afterwards be assigned.
3Oh OF July in the village Of Chandrakona In the district
Of Hooghly, India The bride, whose name is Nilamani
Das Is the daughter Of Bab0o Gopi Nath Dut Her first
marriage took place whom she was only seven years OF
age; at eight she became widow and she Is only
twelve years old. The fortunate who has obtained
The nupals witnessed by large number OF Hndoo
gentlemen.