The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-10


Governor OF Indiana.
The principal streets aud square Of A,cVau-
dra, / Egypt, are to De lighted with gas
The Paris Journal, state that the Hungarian
General Nlapka, having "wOn utty thDu.
satd francs I'm one hour ami quarter at the
casino Of Spa has gone 10 London to be married,
"A Gothic church, dedicatcd to st. Michael,
has jnSt bee, competed at MagsOies and opened
10 public worship. 10 the finest Catholic cdtiCo
in that city. The stained gllss Windows OF the
choir are particularly beautiful
Queen Victoria has given suite of rooms az
Hampton Court Palace As a residence 20 DR.. FLy-
aday, Professor OF Astronomy at the Royal lust,-
tuition, London.
M Du Chailu has been helrd from. lie Is
doing good deal in the gorilla way, and has
sent live one 10 England. Should the di,tu-
guished foreigner arrive safely, he can personally
contouud the foes OF ~. Du Chlillu.
Since the betrotha, the heir to the Russian
throne, there are four young kings or heirs %
kingdoms unprovid,d with wives, to Wit the
King of Bavaria. the King OF Greece, Prince Hum
lcIi, and the Prince of Orange
A congress of the Sunday school teachers of
Manchester and Stafford is expected 10 be held
letorc the close Of the year, to consider why
Suntay scholars, when they grow up seldom
attend church, and what measures should be
adopted In consequence.
The wcalthest English noblcmcn are the
Duke of Northumberland, the Duke Of Clcvc-
land, the Duke of Bedford, the Duke OF Snther-
land, the Marquis of Westminster, and the Earl
of Dudley, neither OF whose incomes Is less than
E2CO 600 year, while some exceed It by nearly
One-halt
-Brotber Ignatus has been excluded, by order
of the bishop, from all pulpits in the dioC Sc Of
Gloucester and Bristol. There are now only five
brethren In the monastery at Norwich, and one OF
them Is tie "intant Samuel" who though but
Two years old, has been regularly dedicated as
belonging 10 the order.
1T is alleged that the suicide Of Mr.. Thomas
Huntley, clerk In the Messrs Spottiswooies
printing office, who cut his throat with carving
knife, was owing to the doubts raised i'm his
mind by reading Dr. Coenso's works. He hal
been sober and temperate man; but his new
studies had led him to dsbelieye in future st te.
The ropC-triCk Of the Davenport brothers is
an old thing, according to the King Of Dude Wh'
says that ia India it used to he performed in this
fashion the performer was tied neck aud feet
and put into a sack, the mouth Of which was
carefully secured; he was then thrown into deep
water, from which he Cmtrg swimming, free
from both rope. and sack. A London paper ar yes
subjcctiug the Davenport brothers 80 this test.
1t is now distinctly asCertined that la mauy
pars Of Australia, "leads" Gas they are terme by
the mil tr,) Of "wush dirt" consisting OF sub
men z, Il river beds, exist hundreds of feet belJv
ic pres nj surface OF the earth, and many com
p uies are now engaged in probably working
tuuse extraordinary deposits, Than the lowest
or,T, there is yet in the opinion OF the miners, 3
!,"u deep Of auritCruus cutters" and they
ms uiiust now little respect for The teaching of
FgolOgists, who, unTil corrected by later eNDc-
ri nee, we're in error In sertng thar, as a rule,
gold would never DO found in large quantities Tar
nom the surface.
A Muller case has taken place IN India, on
the railruud between AhmOOdpOre and Blll-
PORE f, Gentleman travelling in secOnd-Class
carrisga having been suddenly attacked by
person travelling in the same carriage, and
robbed Of his watch, and after being beien
severely was thrown out of the window, but on
uiyCd Ia lay hold of the toO'step of the carriage,
and by cnging 10 the buffer held on till the train
reached the station. The man who committed
the outrage is in custody.
Sir Moses MouteGore has written a letter b
the elders OF the Jews in Morocco exhOrtng
them TO promote among their poorer and loss
educated brethren uniform obedience 20 and re-
sptct for the Moorish authorities. Tho dlnger is
that the Jews may now assume a too Independent
tone and, hv demanding equal treatment with tho
MOhaWmedans, lose some Of the benefits of tho
Emperor's ediCt of liberation. Sir Moses advises
patience under petty INJURIES and submission %
the Moorish authorities.
The London core pondent OF the New York
TTid3Hc says IN reference 90 John Bulls preseug
aspect III were one Of your popular artists,
now-sly Frank Bollew or Thomas Nl,t-l
think ! woud devote a Two. page illustration in
Haypey'S tce'ly 70 John and his belonging. |
would draw j, hn, CyutrAly-nOt the Jolly, ruDi-
CuHd, cOrditl, together Rpo'hryphal oil boy
whom MS arts > hkc 10 pituBulc-OuL J'tAi
coarse, sOfdid, and anO ant, with look Of brutal
COmplaCcnCy on bis COuntentuCe, com lined with
the beeuest selhshnes,-the eyes Of a Jew mis9r
engaged in swearing" soveregns. | would
represent him obese, swollen aud monstrous,
.ih asiruc ears and bovine horns, in tOkea OF
~, dUubly animal nature. Around the central
figure / would depict dDugs and prOcliviIcs,
his home worship of rank and NJ mmou, his
maguauimiy TO other nations, his sympathy"
in behalf Of Poland and Denmark, and his "naI-
trality between North aud South. Quit, enough
Of subjects wOu'd readily suggest themse yes 10
form a very petty hOrder-and the whole picture
might be very fairy dedicated to the su1ie.t
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