, 1863-09-23
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

the loss Of this lovely daughter, upon whose
education they had layis6ed so much ex-
pense."
Holland, Mass, hns four hundred inhab-
itants, without 3 doctor, lawyer, store, or
grogshop.
John 3. Cough has drawn in the Art
Union, In London, Ross pietnre Of Leaving
Home" valued at one hundred guincas.
"A somersetshire (Englaud) farmer and
bis wife recently wound up long course Of
cruel torture inflicted upon an elderly wonlan-
servant By forcing into her mouth piece Of
honeycomb full Of bees, tnhtcting great agony
from the btings Of the angry Insects.
IL new cure for consumption is talked Of
"a cream diet. Eat az much pure. sweet
can get,) ard the effect. It is said, will be
quite as apparent rs from the use Of the best
codliver oil
+ "A London paper says that Kos6uth il
now residing In the eng1rons Of Turin. he Is
in actual want Of the necessasies of life; his
wife is in rapid consumption. and he is soured
against the world In pftiab}e degree.
The new year Of Yale commences to.
day. There hare been $50 applications for
about 125 hare passed an absolute or condi-
tioual examination. Tie class will probably
number about 100. There ha7e been about
twenty admitted to the sophomore aud junior
classes- There are twenty new membess Of
the scientific school, and the usual number Of
admissions to the Ian, medical and theologl-
cal departments.
We wonder If this be true9 There are So
many csn.rds On The wing novadaSs, There
are some Parislan ladies, on dit, who do not
greatly like the Emperor, and who have
adopted novel mode Of expressing their con-
tempt for him. When be goes to the opera,
it is said, that they look at him through fheir
lnrpHHffHE reFeYff6 an AZ tn make him nuua4r
"Napolton the Little"
Mitscter1ich, one Of the Oldest and most
diktiDguished chemists Of the nge, died about
/ the first Of the month at Berlin, where he was
the subject Of capitalization have been OF i'm
1peuse Importance to science. The Royal So
cltty Of London presented him with its great
medal for the discovery Of ftsomorphism.
-Upwa1d Of eleven collins, originally con-
tainfI e infant corpEes, have been discoveted
| hidden between the roof and ceiling Of a
church IN Whitechapel, ENGLAND, one Of the
ttopolts also, sin sort Of closet, . heap
| four feet high, composed Of chi1dren's skulls,
legs with the d1itd and ehriyeled flesh hang
Ing from them, intesmingled with little hands
desiccated until they hare acquired the look
of binds clans, and the fragments Of coff1ns,
ference is, that the bodies were those Of still.
born children, or Of perhaps some that had
died from natural causes, and had been de-
| posted between the ceiling aud the roof OF
the church for the Pnrpoee Of saving the
bprial fees which had been paid By the
bezzled. 1t is stated that clue has been OBJ
tanned As to the guilty parties, but at present
It To91d be considered premature to act
upon 1t.
| The Hamilton (Madlson COUNTY, Repub-
lican says: We learn that Miss Parks, aged
about fifteen years, who resides In the south
east part Of the town OF Smithaeld, 1eft her
Sept. Sd, and went to Oneida depot, from
thence she came to Hnm1ton, went from here
to Motsisyflle, and from there into the town
| Of 6tockbr1dge, where she Was fund on
"Wednesday morning, Sept. 9, On the bank Of
the stream near Startwe1l'6 saW mill, gagged,
b1indfolded, her hsnds tied behind hef, hei
her back within a fen feet Of the stream,
where, II she had rolled oTer, she must have
fallen Into the water, and Ii that helpless
condition. must have drowned. Her person
had been violated and most shockiagly
abused. The strings which tied the stick
into her be mouth to gag bet, were drawn 50
hind her ears, and the cords opoc her vrists
ard ankles had cut through the skin and into
the 1esh. She had been robbed Of about $50
IL money, and almost all her clothing, shoes,
DC. After che was Recessed from her preca.
rlous situation, abe said she had been over
| gagged, ard taken to houEe she can't tell
| Where-and afterward brought whera ahe was
found. She thinks the gag had chloroform
| on It when It was first put into her mouth.
! large number Of persons Are trying to fer
| ret out the perpetrators Of this feadish act.
but with what success We have not learned.
| Mr.. Nahum q. Hall, Of Rock1anl, Me J.,
died in that city LIST week Of hydrophobfa,
resulting from the bite Of q cat while ct PEN
| s.cola, Florida, he being then member OF
Co: G, 29th Maine. BE received \ bite in the
right WRIT, and was also bitten altghtly in the
thumb ct the LEFT hand. He cut the flesh At
the spot and applied tobacco as Al antIdote,
Of some eyn result: Soon after be!ng dts
charged be Was seized with acute pains which
his phyeiatan pronounced inf1a1nnlntory rheu.
mat1sm, and prescribed for it as such, aud be
ct Better. But be became impressed with
bin, which proved to be the case
In Providence Rhode Island, there ara
| fifteen hundred and th1rty-hye Persons EN- /.
p1oJed on Government work. Oce establiah.
ment alone employs five hundred workmen
on the Springfield rlaed musket, and other
factories are working with smaller forces On
An iron foundry employing one hundred
hands Is now casting ordnance comprising II
and 1s inch Dah1gren guns, with shot and
sbtn for the same. i gun is turned of once
| in four days, and five tons of shot and shell
a1e cast per day. Tho wrought iron Ericsson
| guu for the monster iron clad Dictator, now
building at New York Is to be bored and it,
ted for completion at this place. After 1t is
bored 1t Is to be brought to New York and
completed under the superintendenceo Of Capt
EI3csscn. by putting on bands e1x inches In
| thickness.
The shattered trunk Of Herne's Oak, rear
| Windsor,-Falstaff7a Oak, under which 1e
| came one night, 1.-THE latest buck Of the for
| est'' to meet the "MeEry Wiyes,"-was
| blown down on the night Of the 31st ult. 4
branch Of the tree which fell from the trunk
twenty years ago has been carefully preserved
| in the Royal stores at Windsor Castle, and
since that time the tree, What there was left
ot 1t, has been fenced in with park pales, up-
on which is engraved a quotstion from tie
comedy that las made It's history imuort1l.
The identity Of 3" Herne's Oak" has been dis
ruted By some writer's, bnt in plan Of the
| Castle ard tower Of Windsor, published at
Eton. In 1142, the position Of the oak Is clear.
| y defined. 1t is therein mentioned as 'Fal-
staff's Ok" The fairies dell has been par.
TALLY flied mp, but Prince Albert had much
| Of the earth removed. when the remains Of
large oaks in an upright position we're dis
covered.