, 1863-09-15
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

It Is suggested that the beach at Norris
leland viii hereafter be famous place to
| lick up shells.
"A very singular accident occurred . few
| days ago in the Rue de G1enelle, Paris. a
number Of 1aborcrs vera seated on ladder,
stor es for building purposes. One Of the
topmost men vas seized with violent 1T Of
sneezing,, SO uncomfortable that he dashed
the stone in his hands on the mans head be-
low, smashed out his brains, and sent him
! rolling into the street, dls1odging on his
| downward way four more Of the laoorers.
a bog ramed James McCarty, sixteen
I years Of age, was arrested In Char1esto 1n,
| Mass., q fen days eince for cruelty to 8 dos,
+ In satrratiug him with kerosene oil which
| rus set on fire, causing the dog to run at u
| fearful rate in q sheet Of flame, from the ef-
fects Of which he died.
| Frederick F. Low. just elected Governor
| Of California by the Union party, by ma
jority Of some 90, 600 votes, is q native Of
years old Al the aee Of twenty -one he emf
grated 10 Californis,- where he has been en-
| gagged in, the banking business.
| a Madrid letter says =" General Dulce,
! the Governor. General Of Cuba, has maae
hin self many powerful enemies By his inde-
tatigable zeal In suppressing the slave trade,
and reports are cosrent that he will soon be
pended from his functions and sent back to
Spain II. Nayasmas, the Civil Governor Of
Cuba, I do not thluk that the Cabinet has nnY
intention Of. removing him 1.-THE General)
from his post"
Lord Macau1ay's library has been sold.
4 nuu4ber OF rough-looki4g volumes brought
a low price. On examination they were
| by the historfan's own hands.
Ar army correspondent writing from
Bealetop, Va, says; A doetoress was here
looking, and about twenty-five ehould
think wears boomers. md rides horse
rs men do.'
One of the committee who went to
Washington to demand the release Of Val
1apd,gh5m has Issued The following proclaim
Keeper Of the Columbus renitentiary, Columbus
You dlecbarge Mr.. Morgan out Of your
dam stinken hole where you star7e poor con
yicts to deth or yon will see trouble In q
c,imine1 way.
Respectfully, yours, 4 DEMOCRAT,
ard not 1eiger Republican.
BosTos, Aug. 7, 1868.
"A grind hunt took place at Hudson
| Mich q few days since, in which 2,6G7 speci
cranes, owls, has Ks, partrtdges, ducks, rab'
bits, pigeons and squirrels.
The Monitors NOW building at Boston
ore to be employed as projections for
the harbors In Massachusetts Bay. They
are three In number-the Suncook, Wassuc,
5nd Chino.
Gen. Gilmore has n photographer with
him. While the artil1erists are taking bas-
| telfes with their siege guns, the photographer
is taking them with the camera, 80 that each
breach ade By tie guns is pictured.
John Bulls pride has just been lowered
In 4 most humiliating manner. For months
the London newspapers have been filed with
accounts Of the wonderful ascent of Mont
Blanc and other Alpine mouutains, By alyen-
turous Erglishmen, aud British pluck and
energy have been praised to the stars. A1ae
for The staggering braggadoclos! Au old
French ladro sixty -flye climbed Mont Blanc
last week with single guide.
Mr.. Wardwell, Of Ludlow, Mass, while
pedling J yeast, a few days since, had bis Wagon
struck By Lightning. during thunder shower,
and scon after found himself on the ground,
covered with yeast, but hardly able to rise.