The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-11
.Uail Gleaniugs.

The late Edward Mott ROBINSON of New
York. left an estate which has been appraised at
S.. 400 900.
A placard on which is painted the warning
"beware Of welldressed sharpers who invite per-
sons to play euchre.' is posted conspicuously on
Hudson river steamer.
We don't like to hear people praise one part
of the country, to the disparagement of the rest.
Our country is like roast pig--all its parts
equally good.-Lou. Journal.
The immediate cause of the death of Lord
Palmerston was an affection OF the bladder.
He was unconscious for some hours before
his death. and expired quietl y. without pain.
The number Of Irish residents in England
and Scotland is million and half. One
fourth of the population of Liverpool and one
fifth of that of Glasgow is composed of natives of
Ireland.
The final negro ball took place in Nashville.
Tenn, last week, the Mayor having prohibited
this amusement for the future. the "ctizen dar-
kies" hourshing pistols and knives too freely on
such occasions.
A man passing through a gateway in the
dark, hit his nose against the post. II wish that
post was in h-ll. besaid. Better wish il some
where else" said a bystander. "or you might
run against il again.!
Mrs. Macmillan Of Mexico recently review ed
the Mexican troops in a carriage that cost $40 =
600. 1t was constructed entirely of glass and
silver, and the inside lined with white satin aud
gold lace. She's expensive to somebody.
The free use of alcohol having been recon-
mended in France cure for cholera several
persons have drank so excessively, that severe
india MI nation has ensued, and two parties, we'll
known in the upper ranks of Partisan society,
have died.
The NJ. L. Church. North, recently at
tempted TO forcibly obtain possession of a NJ T.
Church in Pike county, Mo. The case came be-
tore Judge of that county. who decided in
favor of the Northern party. An appeal was
taken to the Supreme Court of Missouri which
reversed the decision.
The Columbia Tenn Herald, of the 4th
inst. saws The colored troops heretofore
doing provost duty at this place, left for parts
unknown last Sunday. The city has been un-
usually quiet during the week, and We doubt if
a more orderly, law abiding community can be
found anywhere. North or SOUTH
An sssignstion house. kept by Mrs Jennie
Wood. in Chicago. was blown up a few nights
since. A can of powder with fuse attached
Vas thrown through the window The roof was
lifted of. the doors aud windows smash ed the
furniture. pictures aud costly ornaments were
mostly oerTpNtus out uooOuN nurt oy tue eNplO-
sion The Journal says this was one of the
better class OF houses Of that description
A writer IN the Chicago Post describes the Sc
quel to puollc banquet which he attended:
The next morning the Judge of the Police
Court sent for me. i went down and he re
ceyed me cordially. Said he had heard Of the
wonderful Ihihgs | bad accomplished at Bryan
Hail. ana proud OF me. | Was a promising
young man and all that Then he offered a
toast: Guilty or not guilty." | responded in a
brief but elegant speech, setting forth the i'm
portance OF the occasion that brought US to-
gether. After the usual ceremonies | loaned
the city ten dollars.
poet in the Nebraska News concludes =
long poem with the following lines They con
tain more truth than poetry:
Well. srch l. lfei whom the gods love
he young. whom they hate. live and prosper
And elected Drleg stes IN C,ngress
prom the severAl territeries-
That reminds one of Hook. VINO, meeting a
group of playful boys. patted them tenderly on
the head. Remaining: Poor little fellows (!
How sad TO think they may grow up TO be mem
bsrs of Parliament"