, 1864-01-30

| Samuel Sinclair, the publishing head o.
/ the New York Tribune for several ycars ia r.
oe cashier OF new national bank ID New
! York City; and Mr.. McElrath the old pub.
Usher, takes his place in the Tribune,
The prominent lawyers of New York are
pocketing immense fees nova -days. and arr
en5o,inng yearly incomes Of from $50, 900 to
-Nailroad travelling las been more danger
ous lately than army life:
-Milard Fillmore is President of the Buf.
talo Sanitary Fair, to open February a3d.
Tic Rochester Democrat says dffRcultv
has occurred ct the Geneseec College. Lima
In this State, between the Fucuity and the
students. Eighty Of the latter have been
suspended from rccitations on account Of
some alleged violation Of tho college rules.
The students insist That they are in The rirht
and refuse to aek pardon Of the Faculty. AZ
last accounts the difficulty remained unset
tied. oA@'s'"
The lumbermen and wood.haulers of
Maine never bad better s1elghing or liner
weather for their business than the present
winter.
In St. Paul, Minn., there are from 1000
to 5000 Catholics, and ,245 Protestants.
"a Frankfort, KY, correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gdzeffe says that the subject Of ed
ncation Is receiving marked attention from
the Legislature Of that State. As proving
that teachers as well as pupils need to be
looked nfter. the writer mentions the fact
that the following notice, written by the
echoolmaster was recently pasted On the door
OF schoo1-house near Frankfort;
FoT1ss--No swarm, scursin or runnfn a
boWt lusc or hollerin In this soul
John Browns daughter ia teaching freed
men at Fortress Monroe.
Tho ladies OF the North Baptist Church,
Hartford, Conn.,, recently invited the renfle,
men Of the choir to leap-year elcigR rIde.
The latter accepting, the former hired a Iarce
sfle'gb, called for their guests, handed them
them good dinner and paid the Bill. fasing
tender care Of them all time.
The workmen on the Pacific Railroad,
eastern division, on New Years dav rot M
an agreement, which has been numernusIr
s'gneds pledging that for every profape word
uttered during the year 1864 they would nav
one dohar 1or the benefit Of the Soldiers' Aid
Fund.
vicinity Of Moosehcad Lake, Maine. The
body is from fifteen to eighteen inches in
length, very slim, of dark gray color. wide
but short cars. The tail Is nearly as long as
the body, somewhat bushy, in alternate rfncs
OF black and white.
There is one Methodist to every fourteen
perons In Baltimore.
"A new military s.ddlc with IN Adjustable
- Knee BRACE has been introduced at Wash
ington.
All the battle flags belonging to the Mas
eachusetts nine months regiments, between
seventy and eighty, arc to be suspended In |
Lhc State House.
-bishop Simpson, OF the Methodist Church,
has I1 started at Nashville, Tenn, the mission
work recently authorized by the Missionary |
society Of that Church.
The Paris Pesse computes the population
d me globe nt one thousand millions, speak,
! 6 three thousand and sixty flour languages,
'Id having eleven hundred different forms Of
.eligion.
II DO not wonder, writes a Potomac sol.
ileE, that Virginia is desolate, for II yon
:oold haFe seen the way that the boards
,ame 2 =, into camp, you would have thought
nj n gncic Fam was running saw mill for
IS: Old Eouses, fcncee, and finally. pretty.
~ church Which stood In a groyc at the
ool o. aas o. Cedar Mountain, were torn down, and
= Ie s cooss, Wa1oows, and every thingtaat was
ur touses, we're brought in by our boFs.