, 1864-11-19
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The Church Of England is short Of minis.


The Church Of England is short Of minis.
ters.
Brazil's money panic is over. No more fall,
ures reported.
Some Of the Paris doctors are curing cases
deafness OF long standing.
4 New York Court has awarded Mr. Ham,
lton Fowle verdict Of $4,000 against the
steamship Great Eastern, for services render
! cd on her first voyage to New York.
From Mexico we hear that Cortinas Is
hunting his own brother, who is ut the head
Of guerilas; and that Juarez, with 2,0Oo
! troops, Is trying to fortify himself at Cllhua'
hua.
In Texas the circulating medium is gold
and silver. Confederate paper currency is
not current there The Texas crop Of cotton
has been destroyed By the worms, but corn
abounds.
4 fellow is coming from Calcutta to England
| who beats the Dayenports and everybody Of
that like Tie him up as tightly as you
| please and he unties his hands and walks
about while fast asleep.
! Some surgeons at London have succeeded,
I; by scientific operations, in giving sight to
| persons born blind. There are touching de-
| those to whom the world is first opened.
| One thousand dollars was late1y lost from
'6ne Of the rooms of'the Treasury Depart
| ment ut Washington, and Secretary Fessen-
| den now shuts out all visitors from the ROOMS
where they make, count and number notes
| and bonds.
Buttons on ladies' dresses hare lately in
creased by degrees, from the size Of q pea to
the dimensions Of four pound dumb.beE md
| the area Of Il soup plate. Now they are to be
| SQUARE, yes, square. Next month they will be
triangular, and in the spring they will exhibit
the shape off rhomboid.
The New York policemen protest this year
int nfrF1
BEATS It obliges them to crowd their three
! meals into space Of nine hours, and to fast
j for periods Of thirteen and fifteen consecutive
hours, and allows them no more than three
hours consecutive sleep.
A short time ago country magistrate In
England sentenced youth to six months I'M
| prisonment for stealing six nuts, or one month
Tor each, which 20 incensed the townspeople
that they Immediately pctitioned the Home
Secretary for mitigation Of the punishment,
which was reduced to one month.
4 Madrid paper talks confidently Of project
for million Iishmcn going to Spain and set.
tling there.
Some ignoramus has started the story That
jeff, Davis and Alex. e. Stephens were born
in Connecticut. Connecticut Is too good q
State TO have given birth to two such traitors.
Kentucky Iathers Davis, and Stephens was
born and has always lived in Georgia.
Lieut. Gushing, when he went to fight tue
A1bemarle. in lieu Of signal bell, tied string
to the engineers leg, and pulled 1t when be
wanted q moyementof Of the engine. The Lien-
tenaut, who was SO exhausted that, as be says,
| when naldliuF the rebel canoe, nothing but
the arms and his will were living, mustered
strength enough to 60 to his home, near Dun
kirk, New York, to vote.
+, An elegant breakfast was given to Prof'
Goodwin Smith, Of England, Saturday morn
inr. at the rooms Of the Union League Club,
in NV York. Gen. Butler, Bishop Potter,
Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher, and other nota'
bilities were present. John jay made an ad'
dress Of welcome, and Prof. Smith handsomely
responded. ....,
The rebel papers arc full Of growls about
the proposed ar1ning Of negroes, and Prcsl
dent Lincoln's reelection.
The Legislature Of free Louisiana has re-
solved the highest compliments to Abraham
Lincoln They call him the Ibcrator, q:
Washington was the founder Of his country
. and they also resolve, THAT the free State o1
Louisiana will be forever, q monument, fit
ting to his fame, Of the wisdom, patience
patriotism and great administrative ability o1
Major General N. P. Banks, the restorer o'
States"
This is rather hard weather for the Troy
McClellanito to pay his bet By walking eight
. miles barefooted.
An inseperable companion Of the Car is 9
magnificent black setter. His Majesty wa:
EIGutl5 p41SSAa AuA4AE AA9 AAkE lVAaAS
through France, at being required to nant
his hours for movement, in order that Other
: trains might be regulated accordingly. .H
his own model empire, when he travels all
/ the world is expected to stand still.
The Californian says, very ungallantly
Miss Hardinge 1ectured on The Coming
/ Man, at Platt's Hall, to d large audience
Miss Hardlnge speaks with the fervor tha
usually Distinguishes ladies On that subject
Though the health Of the late Duke o
Newcastle was utterly prostrated, his deat1
!. ut tie end WIS extremely sudden. He wa
9; convcrsing PLEASANTLY with gentleman
e., "when he suddenly threw up his arms, gay'
scream, and died IN about four minutes"
a Apctition to the French Senate for the abo
/ 1ition Of capital punishment has received 50,
), 600 signatures. .
s The -NourvRistt, of Roncn, says that whe1
;, the Emperor of Russia was at Hamburg thi
e year, he went into the gambling rooms, an'
: being tempted to try his hand ut roulette
q told bis aid-de-campt 10 throw down q note q
Il hundred roubles on the red. But The bal
q had scarcely bcgun to roll when the croupiel
/ with his rake, roughly pushed away the Rut
a sian paper, observing that the bank did no
l., , take that sort of money. The aId-de-cam
= took 1t up without remonstrance, and til
Gar, who most assurcdly WAS not recognize
: By the croupier, went away without 1yin
: another experiment on the board Of gree
r cloth.