, 1864-04-30

The bounty for volunteers in Jersey City,
N. j., sum up to 81 $50 per man.
A large theater is being built at Idaho
City, !. T., capable Of seating 800 people.
The sloop of war Ticonderoga has been
ordered to San Francisco.
A Scott Legion Is to be organized at San
Francisco, to be composed Of officers who
fought in the Mexican war.
There were 10000 pairs of shoes MANU-
factured in Auburn, Me-, last year, giving
employment to l,5UO persons.
The money coined in France, since the
introduction Of the decimalsystem, amounts
to 10, ,460, lS2 francs.
The lakes and basins in the Crystal Pal.
ace incloSure, London, have been converted
into skating ponds.
The other day an old soldier sat down on
the steps Of house in London and blew out
his brains with pistol. lie was insane.
Fourteen years ago the first railway train
ran out Of Chicago. Now there are ninety
trains leaving the city daily.
The Knoxville Wig Of Feb. 18th says
that the editor has been confined to his room
for several days, by sickness.
The breaches in rebel fortifc,tions are
designed for the last legs of the Southern
Confedcracy.
There is a place in Tulorc couutv Gal
where occording N tho Dsno ,Ls hoes
never grunt, and the chickens never crow.
President Pierce ia tho Cronperbosd
candidate far the Jrnited States senate from
New Hamnshirc 10 succce1 r I'm p U,Io
soror,, soo,rd,o,s who b.ro son. f,,.o
morriage notices IN The ncwsnancrs bsro
bcen detcctcd at tho East 6ncd mi ;umr;.
opcd.
M,s...hr.o,,s s,hs,.;u,;ou c. A.. r..
Tennessee sntTsrers omo,in,s 20 ~ mor" o ,Lan ,"Ss
s5O 600 and n, lac, occcnn,s w wa. | I'm ~ 40.
idly coming in. w"
About 1 OO1 mo, ,oso ,ho;r l;vo...,,,.,,,,
in the nnrsn;t of ;yorv--tha, l. :" nra";J,,
Tho world with comfs tn;G.. .L,ndios ~,
liard halls &c '"
nav "' Wv
r.. Del [ CO" ,os, " "
1n"aa.i SS" | S""s ~" -" "PLo'nteu LJ' " ',
.Ie ITu TIu.;ds s". ,:,;,,. G '"'' 'O"'"""ue' vi
"e . ~
Chevreau, III his History OF the World,
,on,bO~ nn % I'D S % 1;,,Io I Soe'sn ~" " r III
in tha oT,c,noo1 ~ ~ VIVA
w 80
The British are very hard to please.
They prey on US because VIC trade too much,
,hS, H. ~ ,.sdo O % ,no l;,,I" ""N O"p""''e O'''uSe
'"Sy ""ue wv "'N0
The divers OF the hqnitd have secured
the pilot house OF the Conn'"ehe. Much
concern was feit about tbs portion 81 the
'' 10 " = :" 1s9 P'ese ~ """e
A wagon Of 2O,oO0 pounds burden has
been built at Carson City, nj: Each tire
weighs 215 pounds, and each axle 800
pounds big thing on sage brush.
A writer, dwelling upon the Importance
OF small thlngs, says that nc always takes
note even OF straw --esI ecally, per.
maps u thefe u shsiry cODDiOr Oh tue eDu
Of IT.
There Is an infant IN Lanesboro, Mass,
daugater Of Vhver D; BIel, ana grand
daughter OF Luther Masnourn, VINO mas
seven gr1nd-mo'ners Sthe oldestin her 9sth
year, anu 'nree granuiatners'
A movement has been SGT on foot for the
purpose oI roSlulng an annuity ior 1al-
nn.n' wen SHOWN tn,vugnY1. ., tne primer
panty sue Dufnsoi "Aies' "nOseheaitn
laS iaileu H'in'
The Maharajah Dhulecp Singh, who re.
Gently purchased an estate in Norfolk, has
P1esen!ed SOY . eaen .s oi the parishes over
wn.cn s. !. eS.enusi wi.n VIC" 70 us De'ng
u's'ripu'eu alnOng 'ne poor
VIM. B. Hunt, member Of the late
Legislature, and Foreman Of Confidence
Engine Company Of Sacramento, has re-
eelved a nre-hI'. tho gitt Of some New
iork iriends, wnlcn cost Sl,Soo'
A large crowd Of persons who were stand.
ing on tho ice upon Sunday, recently, at
Wethersfield, Connecticut. 70 witness a bap-
tism, we're themselves invUluutarIIy bap-
tized by the ice giving way