The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-22
FOREIGN JoTTTNGs.

.-Renan's "Iife of Jesus" has made him Din
epebdently rich"
-TbTty three boys in Birmingham we're badly
poisoned recently by eating some nut which
rolled out Of bags at the CHza street railway
station
-Iu reply to an inquiry we have to state that
the last spelling we have seen OF the name of she
Dutch lady, the late explorer Of the Nile, is
Time.
-Abd-el-Kader is about to take up his resi-
aenee on an estate called Birahoubeblsh, pre-
sented him by the Suez Canal Company This
will br ng him nearer bis Rebels.
of the Rebel General Stuart London
journal says he died as he had fOught-one OF
'he blind though devoted servants Of an evil
cause.
The paper of Ricou is said to be a radical
cure for the asthma and other chest expressions.
The French have inre VI many forms Of medi-
Gated papers.
There were recei iound at Dover curl
ohs sun dial and rims OF the Roman Empire, and
me lntaglio, representing horse feeding, with
work Of Greek origin.
IAN English periodical makes the following
admission .-"If there never has been a time
when britain was generally popular with other
ns,lons, hhe seems at present to be uncXCeptiod-
ably unpopular all round"
"A bill has been introduced INTO Parliament
requiring the clergymen Of the Established
Church 70 omit as a part of the Arst lesson
when It may 50 happen, the selections from the
Apocr9pha, such as the story Of robit aud the
The attempt to conquer Ashantee with two
Thousand British troops and fifty thousand saw
ages tan entire and disgracofu fallurel might
have aided largely 70 British territory; but, ac-
cordh to the London Syectat0r, was not exactly
in conformity with the British Constitution.
AT the grand reviews and parades OF the
treuch troops two cries are invariably heard
from lhe ranks :-"LonS live the Emperor" and
Down with Engllnl!" These cries are heard
across he Charuel, and account for the coyarjly
conduct OF the BRUSH Government in relation to
Denmark.
The Ma!ays haze az last good character
given them by an English tray, er. /. is Rno-e
than the Malay give the English, Tor according
10 tDls writer, Whenever one Ol their vessels with
the Union Jack arrives IN .hGir hlr5ors "a como
= sounded warning Iil respectable women to
keep IN doors Nh The vessel j. Oh. Events in
most cases Justify these precautions"
In recent literary work by Reuan, he SAYS:
-"ihc writers oi Babylon must have been tli1l.
ers with distinct YiDWs, dis s.ussiat step b. stop
and IN the miLute-t {. tails. the opinion OF tbs.T
sdyersaries. The founders Of Blgylouiln re.
Lgtons must have been philosophers gified-y
clear ceptlJis, GmiuaGig opposed ln one au-
Other and debating, one and Il, like academic.
professor
queen NiclUr.L Is o,iug har popularity all
the CO.. fiiCuye o. .as friusn .OIl.. Ig IS ilt.-
mat. thai hen conduct indicate, more tam mere
Cccenni,iiy Of mind. lior interference wish tho
ndmastTauOu OF affairs IS tlus sgOEsn OF by tG q
GiasRoW Lrgatil, l,y.--"Ile feeling grOa'- r4a
word i5 freely pnsald, that SD tue privacy OF ,ln
pa ace niu,stcril aeLiou is dire. .lL gd controlled
IN an unconstitutional manner, lul tina. tho
united viii Of gr-nt nation IS rbrs1Drgd W'gq
sui lection 10 individual irIcspJns bic authority
1t takes, says MIR. dc Ia Rive one and half
yesrA o pfJdn,, stratum OI pourirc q metre in
Thickness, aoOut talry-LiLs lItugs, So chat /.
would require nisy y-,e'on Thousand years % de-
VelOp mass two hundred metres thick. Mr. de
Aa Itiyes calculation do not appear 70 De aritu-
Inetical. lt would, by lis own rule, only taks
tWO-lhnds OF two hundred yGIgs. We DO no.
kno" mucu about the process OF freezing 90 the
poles. but here Ice six inches tLic,. has blou
formed IN single I'gnt and three feet thick la %
single winter.
st, PauPs, London in the sStc5nth century,
must have been dreadful place. lIr. n al.1.t
the prebeLdaiy Of Chichester, thu3 desgribs3 tb1
uses 70 which u was put IN that agg 60
"1he desecrauon was something horrible, agd
only worse than tlC nlth OF the floors and the Ce
cay Of The fabric. DTunkarIs and YagabOnds ept
OF their drunken orgies on the bench Of the ch0i-
dOpri butchers and WateT-cllIiers conveyed thcir
waves, and men wore their hats, through the
nslesi mules aud horses were driven across
then; tObaCcOnlsts sold iu thC nave; scamstcrg
and booksellers Piled tbeir trade; = carpenter
worried in the c.ypt Tunsmakcrs in the
crypt disturbed the services; chantries had
become cellars, lumbef-TOOms, aud gIszcrs'
ihOps chOiistere, as at I.itchfcd and Wcstmiu-
tier, ibut- loss courteous than those Of Rpon,
ghO distributed apples 20 the congregation on
morning., hunted booted gentlemen
or spur-mOncy only less yOcifer0usly tha. beg
,ns pursued The Other company; 'fhe usnrsr
Outed in the south aisle simony presided on thc
.onh the bOrso-tair IN the central alley aud
money was paid on the font Masked women,
uitiefs, ballad mongeIs, stallknights captains
nt OF service, and quacks haunted the place
10 servant waited 10 be hired at the serving
lan's log; the sergeant. atlaw received his client
HE tpecial pillar; whilst around were seen the
cEchants Change and fashionable lounge"