, 1863-09-25
NEWS PARAGRAHS.

York.
The imperial ankles Of the Empress Eu.
genie are now daily decked With blue and |
white stripped stockipgs. The color Of her |
well, elastics, no man kno1s.
An agrfcu1turist In the Duchy of Ho1- |
stein Is stated to have discovered q remedy
for the potato blight. Before planting tho
tuberr1e he washes 1t in chlorine water, md
then let's it dry in the sun. He has, it il said,
tried this method for three years, and alWaya
obtained sound potatoes.
The Cardinal Archbishop Of Naples has
felt compelled to address his flock from hle
forced retirement st Rome. Oae abort sen
tence tells rs: 'Audaclty has arrived at such
height as to erect in Naples, in the mldst.
tie most pb6 beautiful @ and: poplar quarters.
public temple to Professionalism" The mur.
der is ont! An English church has been
built at Naples! Horrible and portentous
event!
-"Recent Statistics" says the Opinion Ma
tionale, tfshow that in one Of the 1lnatic asy~
lnms Of the Department Of the Rhone one.
mind to spirltuallsm.
Tho Lynchburg Viryinian manifests
lively appreciation Of the rebel position: It
says: "fhe uAder dog In fight has nothing
to do but fight or surrender. Isn't he privf-
legged to Idle rather than yield?"
The 18th WAS the anigersaty Of the frde-
pendencc of the republic Of Chill. Accord
@ IL 5es @1s sss Ct asa|s ht | |sSsa e'as!
toned at Washington, greeted the Chi!lan
Minister, Mr.. Asta Busnags, with the nation
nj hymn of Chill, and the national airs Of the
United States. This, 1t Is understood, was In
| reciprocation Of similar compliment gi7en
| to our Minister In Chilli on the Fourth ofJuly
last. ~.
| We learn that E. G. sackett, Esq, Agent
Of the Illinois Sanitary Commission at Vtcks.
burg, has donated all the fruit Of his orchard
| to the Soldiers Aid Society Of Bea1dstoWn,
| ILL.,, his place Of residence. The orchard con-
vel loaded with mutt. The ladies' have al:
ready commenced gathering, pairing and
| drying the rich and unexpected wlndf.1. Mr..
Eaekeit is deroting all his energies to the care
| Of our nlluols men, and shows By this addl-
tiona1 act his devotion to the good work.
eented itself at the church Of hontmartre,
Pakae, on the day when the young females OF
the psrish take their tissr tctnmncion. Up
| Wa.Ls of fifty of the young commnn1cants
we're suddenly seized NTH conyulslons, and
some ef them Nth epilepsy: This yea1 the h,
er eca1e. About q dozen Of the eommuni-
| carts Eaye been simf1arlY attacked. Those
that were taken to the hospital have been
cured almost without medicine. It appears
| 1AtuE1 ~ UH d IE1kkIA6 1auA41EAsu4 A4l+AA aAJ
real ma1ady. The sIngula1ity il the period
icity Of these conyulsious, and the rapidity
with which morbid sympathy is conveyed
amongst so many individuals.
The banking house OF ". F. Reynolds &
Co., at Bellefonte. Pa, WAS entered last week
md robbed Of TIE large sun Of 5000; It Is
Pennsylvania.
A kitten, woodchuck and mink have
been recently reared In ons family at Ssur-
bri6ge, Mass, by a mother1y cat. The trio
are happy family after Barnum's own heart
There have recently been some additions
to the number Of travelling neHspacers in
wandering executives and itjnerart state
governments, would make respectable car
avan. The following are tho names and pres
ent stopping pisces Of the migratory Jour
Gals Memph1s TsT2a2 Rp<a Ct .4isata Atat
Ga /; Knoxville CTeon-l Rtgister, at Cleye-
land, Ga. Huntsville (Ala.) Cott<d<raev, at
Matletta, Ga The Charleston papers viii
lltb themselves at Columbia, the capital OF
South Carolina.
The grading Of the Chicago, Iowa and
t Nebraska R. T. Ia completed to NeEada,
| Story county, Iowa; the track is laid two
miles west Of Marshalltown, to which place
tho cars hare for three months past been reg.
ularly running. u.
| -4u6 oust0u tVAf7&Hk bt{a Lu4t LIE C1AaS u
1904 at Brown UniyersitV numbered, On grad
nation, twenty-five members. OF these,
eleven are now living: Dr.. John Green, Of
Worcester, being the youngest member now
in his efghtfeth year The present average
age Of the class Is eighty-three and one half
years, Other living members Of the class
a1e, the venerable Ex-Governor Marcus Nor
ton, Of Taunton; Lemnel Williams, Of Wor-
cester; and Aaron Hobart, Of Boston.
When nc read the productions Of Fer.
| nando and Ben Wood, we hare to conclude
that the Devil has never q right to "halloo,"
for he is never tout Of the Woods. "-Rxn-
tice.n
GEN. HEnRoS FOR Col. sgosE.-The Des
Moines Register publishes the following let
ter to citizen of Iowa from Gen. Frank
Heron. He was an incorporating party
Democrat until the rebellion called him to
the battlefield, and now he is an uncondl-
tional Union man.
HEADqrARrErs 18TH ARMY CoRrs,
CARno1LToS, La, Aug- 16, 1868.
DEAR slR:-I received your favor per DR.. Coeh-
!ane, on lsst evening; Let me- assure yemr T. that hat
hearty approval and Jou can rely upon all tho as
slstance can render as to the army yote. Al
though formerly identified with the Democratic
pnrtf. yet deny now any connection whatever
itseif to be controlled By eueh men as Mahoney,
Jones, Mason, Duncombc & Co., It vas time for
loytlmen to cnt loose was prepared, therefore,
in advance, to support the nominee Of the Rep1b.
licans. and am exceedingly glad thatther choice
has fallen upon one OF onr young representative
men, and rot upon come old fossil.
+. j. HEBRON,