, 1864-10-09
FOREIGN GOSSIP,


B1itlsh Association Of Science met (ast Sep
tsmbtr at Bath. Dr.. Livingston WAS pro
tent, and read paper about his recent ira
ve]s.
=. Ben Caunt, grandson Of the celebrated
pugtlist, has been gfvisg boxing exhibition
at Calais France. Tho entertainment was
well attended. and Is considered the opening
Wedge Introducing the English taste for pu.
The Paris jonrn11 la France urges the
signing and sending to Denmark OF 4 docu-
mc1t expressing 70 the Danish people the
sympathy Of the French, and tpelr apprecIs-
tion cf Danish courage aud valoz:
Switzerland has population Of two mil.
lion three hundred and ten thout ond fonr
bundfcd and nina-four inhabitants, Of which
three men and seven women are ovet one
hundred years Of age, while hve hundred
s sno fo.ty.seven ~ afe between ninety and one
Prince Murat and his family are travelling
In Palestt and wil1-by orders OF the sui.
tan-be received IN Jerusalem With special
honore.
Tho Cardinal Archbishop of Cologne Is
just dead. His name WAS John Of G .issel
The troubles In Tunia continue and secret
agente are at work urging the adoption Of
the suzerathty OF the Sultan.
The latest railway horror in England is tho
case OF an unknown Yong W.man Of twen-
t5-1ye, who was hot1ibl5 mutllated At the
Port1And.road station OF. the Metropolitan
Railway. One Of the railway inspectors
stated that the woman WIS accompanied on
the platform BY man VITO pushed her against
the car1lSge ooor, and that the moment she
got dn~n under carriage be rau amy at
1nn speed up the entrance staircase, aud got
the hight arm Is torn, completely from its
socket, ard thelef leg is broken. The lower
part Of the body Is literally torn to pieces. :.
a fair late1y took place at London in did of
the Garlba1di Yacht Fund.
According to the French, the German
Journals, especially those Of the north. are
intoxicated By their recent victories, aud
Imagine themselves the greatest nation in
the world, since their success In dcspolltng
A Paris newspaper of tAIrty.two quarto
pages, including articles On the theater,
fashions, music, and all the features Of 1
popular weekly, is to be started for gratuit-
ous distribution to all persons, It's protector
adde, "~ho commission me to subscribe in
their name to daily paper, to one OF the
'ustfatea Whie thst aS sus:s1G rsss5
.tton lasts, the subscriber will receive tic
Journal des A1onnes, whose proprletor's
profit is to consist OF the trade allo ouance
made 70 him By the papers to which he Is
commissioned to subscribe,
The Engliah miners are on strike, and
meet IN little groups Of seven thousand or so
to diecuss their grievances.
The reported discovery Of extensive Roman
remains fonnd In the river Me1sey, near
RnDcorn, proves to be q hoax. The alleged
details ware printed In full In tho Eog1lah
Much scandal has been created in religious
circles In France BY the fact that two distin-
gulehed people who lately died refused to
Ieceiye extreme unctidn. One Of these wa
II. Cheve, aproteseed skepttc, the other was
the youthful Princess Ladtslas Czartoriska,
daughter Of Queen Christina.
The Pfufeian needle gun las gained an
other triumph, which is very ffattering to
the vanity Of tho Prussian nation. 4 French
commission has unanimously recommended
its adoption In the French army without
de1sy. !
Tie Swiss government recently preferred
request to the Austrian cabinet, that the
latter should It length set free the ex.dicta-
tor Of Poland. The Austrian government
has, however, politely refuhed to do 80 for
the present, as It processes not to consider
the dangers Of the 1nsurrectlon overcome
eufiieiently 70 warrant the stepln question
for rome time.
It ia stated that upwards Of three hundred
brtgands are now congregated on Papal ter
ritoEJ. and that their number Is constantly
Increased BY the malefactors escaping from
the Pontit1cial jails, or allowed to escape on
the understanding that they are to make
their way without loss Of time across the
italian frontier.
A Pa1is correspondent Of the London
Bza'd gives to bis paper this sp1ofound bit
OF information;
"Whllst on American affairs mar state
that the reported fall Of Atlanta, IL generally
dtsbeHeved, and that the report Of the total
d!.comasure of Grant is very generally pre-.
Desd kings are forgotten nearly as soon
as ordinary folks. In February last, at Co.
Fentagep, a]l were IN mourning for the late
King. It Was not the outer show, but thero
was deep mourning OF the heart. His liEe-
Eees In half a dozen uniforms, and in every
shape. Was hung in every window; while It
NaA difficult to lind portrait Of Christian
cresred in number. and theT generally we're
hkDg1ng side By side With those OF bis prede-
ctssor. Now the marked and bluff figure of
poor Frt derrick VII Is scarcely eeen ptctori.
Ely, while Ia exery size aud form the gentle
manly tsce Of Christian TX Is exhibited to
the e5 es OF his passing subjects.
Not long ago some work.people IRON
Sheffield took an excursion to Haaaon Hall.
Earl Russell hapened to pass, VAS recognized,
l1h cheer" That means.beer. He did drink
glass Of beer; and The glass "8o honored', :,
VAS 1t once purchs eed If valuable souvenir!
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On which the present Hotel Dieu, or hospital
at Paris ftardt; there ext.tsd-at a very re-
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The bestowal Of curacies By the Engltsh
bishops Is again arousinR discussion abroad.
a CLERGYMAN rho , has nesn toitIy IT, 1eas 1sdn IN
Tma IA hc1d his drst cure thIrteeo years,