The sun., 1864-09-24
General Intelligence.
fBv ks,i to the Esv Yevb Swm.

A Youso woman In Milton Wis. died laa ~ssR
from tho sting Of Ice her wrist. Bhs survived
the sting only twelve hours
Tnr 81 Joacph HERALD saws that the strssss of
that city hlled with women with cigars In their
mouths.
Ir Is said Of tho recent operations In The vallsy
of the shenandoah. that the "EaIy bird" has 90
his "Phil"
Two women who have been confined In prison -
Washington. upon the charge Of repeatedly aiding
aodiers 10 desert- by furnishing them with citi~
zcns clothing, have boen sent W ths Female Prison
Ut Ftchburg, Mass
A JUROR lately held out agains, his eleven com>
panions in Santa Cruz, California and :ie othsrs,
after trylng al other means, finally agrosd W ssnd
In verdict of guilty. with the addition thst the
Obstinate member ~asa great rascal and confeder-
ale OF the prisoner. He oaved.
A BOY eleven years Of ago, at Dcrks county, Pa,
last week, cuticed another hoy only ssven years ot
age, into the garro u house, and then shot hin.
aud Afterwards lrcw the body into the yard, placed
1t upon pho of shavings and fred them. Tho
nei,hhOrs, alarmed by the smoke, discovered The
crime.
TnE Lancaster iOhioJ GAzKrrE states that the
cinzens OF Lancaster dcsgn presenting thsir dis
unguished tnWnsmnn, General Sherman. the ceie-
lrated horse Bronze," now owned by nessrs
Refer kuutl, Of that place, ~ appropriate
testimonial ot their appreciation Of the GensrA's
services.
US. TRANSPORT steamer n. W Thomas arrived
She len that place few days before with supply
Of clothing ior the Union soldiers held In conhnc-
ment by tho retels at Tyler, Texas The N. W.
Thomsa proceeded to Red Rive Landing, whsro
she met the Confederate flag -ofuuce bost Thos g.
C''nley, aud the supplies were usnderrsd W shss
steamer
TnR rebel sympathisers in England hsvs rssorsetf
to now Dodge Tor the Conicderucy, by eareulssinX
s"peace" document, purpotting " bs sppoal
of the English people - tho Northsrneus " stop
the cruel war" The London BTAR and other
journals friendly to the United States expose tho
cheat, and show that the petitioa " which tho roo
working men OF Eng are asked a. attach their
names entirely in tho interests u the Conisdsra-
cy, aud calculated to build up y ss'e empire I'd
the ruins oi Freedom aud progress
THErK are exposed - public view. on the
Capitol grounds at Harrisburgh, Pa. about uity
pieces Of brass cannon, which belon. to tho State
They said T. be pronounced unit for service.
and are ~ he disposed Of aud rihe csnnon ~ 10
suppl ed in their place There two Druss p!eces
Also ON these grounds that once belonged 70 La'sy
ete, aud two that we're captured In the MeyieaIA
war, but these Will he retained relics VI the olden
time.
Tnr election of Member Of Congress fiom Cu,-
cago ~ Invested with something " a roDreseltu.
tive interest,", yearly similar " the famous struggle
IA ILLINOIS between Lincoln and Douglas ior The
srultorship. The candidates are koCoruick, tho
famous respng machine msu on the Democrstp
side, and tue celebrated "Long John Went ntworth"
on tho ether. Both are Chicago institutions, ~ d
immensely wealthy, aud very popular Ia Az vut /.
SIDE Il CIR respective partert and the contest u
ready excies Innenso local interest.
TnE Csnsdian papers denounce the seizure o u
two sic tho lakes by secesslun refugee N
Canada as su Infamous abuse VI the privileges u
asylum. They complain that such atieuIpts :ICIu
Canadian poTs trnd to compromise the ne1ual.ty
Of the Lakes and call for severe punishment IA
the guilty parties. The sesLler Parsons tou 81
TO Detroit on Wednesday, badly and wu4iVuly
damaged by the pirates, who, IL sppelri "eiv
nearly ull escaped ruutl prisoners, aIdel Dy IRE
spectacle" southern persona and Cll,sdi.a synpl>
uIzers.
A PARIS letter In the IsDEpE,pKscE u BELoE ~ .y,>
'Neg utiations have been openei With tho 'Ect
bishop OF Pars for the puTpasb oi reMov AZ tho
obstacles opposed " the baptism oi tho chisdren of
| Prince Napoleon. As Ia well known, tho ituuilJu
in which Victor Emanuel, the ipter ried guifstheI
~ placed in relation " the Church had prevented
| the first baptism. The Emperor's oouan will nos
consent 10 the ceremony tor the sssyud vi tie
princes taking place tefore the obstacles to tic bap
| usln ol tho tirsl shall have teen removei To ob.
tain this result 10 Iho objot of lie present uexo
| bs,ions, and there u ~ doubt thu, 10 viii b.
| attained"
| FRESH complications are apprehended IN Ger,
| many IN cUnseq quencs OF the prubsbls dennis. ,s
the regning Duke of unswick without hars IN
which case Hanover expects 10 annex that anc .eLs
| Duchy. Tho question Of succession attracts grcs,
attention, aud an stternpt has bssn made 70 subuLs
tie question " the srbirAnont of the Diet but tho
Brunswickers object TO being dispoaed Of with0us
their consent and demand Las their dsstiniss shsn
h dsDossl u by the as,ss 0spsrsl " he Dlshy q
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