The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-14
THE NEWS.

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At the last birthday of the Queen of
Wurtemburg forty-nine orders were dis
tributed by the King. ..aa @1
General Langiewicz, the Dictator Of
Poland during the last instruction, is
at present in LONDON. s".0 Us
A monument is to be erected on the
battlefield of Leguano, where Harbarosa
was defeated by the Italians in l176.
A child in London lately died from
fright at seeing clergyman in white
surplice. 'HHI. sH..#E .|
Mr.. Moons, whose captivity amongst
the Italian brigands has attracted much
attention, returned to the London Stock
Exchange on the 10Th ultimO, and re-
ceived numerous congratulations.
Several thousand dollars were realized
on Tuesday from the sale OF the stock
and fixtures of the Government bakery
at Alexandria, once famous institu'
ton of its kind. sra
Nineteen sisters of charity left South
ampton on the 18th ultimo in the West
India steamer Seine, to attend on the
sick and dying. Many Of them were
persons of high standing. aaa.F .s.
Mosquitoes Of true New Jersey type
have made their appearance at Wool
stone, in Hants, England. A young
lady there has been stung by them in the
arms, which swelled up to an immense
size in consequences. M .' Asi1't#
The Salt Lake .NesVs of September Is,
reborts heavy snow storm ON the Sat
urday previous in that valley. The
storm extended east to Fort Laramie,
leaving foot of snow on the Salt Water,
and six inches OH Green River. = .z,t
The mines in Ruby Valley are not
worked, as the MorniOns oppose Cen
tiles going there. Several men have
been killed there lately by Indians, 1t is
said but the Gentiles believe that the
Saints are at the bottom of these muir.
ders. 10 i.e .f II eIe'Ds.'#t f.sH'7
Gen. Foreman of West. Virginia has
l'issued proclamation forhidding hold.
ing of an election in Jefferson County OF
delegates to the General Assembly OF
Virginia, under pretense that the Coun.
ty still forms part of that State. n ; .,,,'
A gap of only seven miles exist in the
Mississipi Central Railroad between
Grand Junction and Holly Springs
This break will be completed and in
running order in ten days, which will
enable travellers from Memphis to reach
New Orleans in 40 hours. "a Gy.|
An old citizen Of Leavenworth, just
from Salt Lake, reports trouble brewing
between the Mormons and the United
States authorities. The former are said
to feel that the Gentiles are encroaching
on their rights by settling in their midst
and saying hard things of their favorite
practice polygamy. I...... ....
There is rush of French beggars to
London. They do not affect any APP
pearance of extreme restitution, but are
dressed in the shabby genteel style, and
tell touching story as to the cause of
their temporary need. They say that
their money has been stolen, or their ex-
peeled remittances have not arrived.
France has gained another peaceful
industrial victory. Lately the govern
ment of Baden invited tenders for forty
six locomotives. The English contrac-
tors offered to make them for 70,720f.
each, those Of Carlsruhe for 50, 72lf., and
French establishment from the depart
| IlcuU vi tllC loWCl 4tuthCy va NAphVhoSet-
den, for 5,sOOf. ... X
The expenses attendant upon obtain
| ing diploma of nobility In Prussia are
large. The diploma is not bought, but
the fortunate possessor of 1t has to pay q
variety of COSTS" amounting in the
aggregate to eight hundred and thirty
thalers, or about El20 sterling. Among
| the items of the bill are four hundred
thalers for taxes, two hundred for stamps,
thirty-two for painting the arms, and
| twenty-seven for the seal. #t b
The children at work in the Sheffield
cutlery factories are very ignorant. Sew
eral lately, in answer to questions put,
stated that they had heard the name OF
Victoria, but could not tell what it meant.
+" Relieve she found 'em in money.
Never heard ofAdam or Christ. Thought
that God made man and man made wO-
man. One child, aged twelve, said that
the Queens name was the Princess All
exandria, and that princess was man.
Another of the same age declared that he
did not live in England"
Mr., Calvin L. Cole, is still in New
York and talking. He never will get
over this propensity. He gets notion
| into his head, that somebody don't like
him, and, whether this notion be we'll
founded or n9t-off he waddles with his
complaints against his supposed enemy.
We have advised him hundred times
| to rid himself of this weakness, and he
has promised that he would do so but
the moment he gets beyond the influence
of our wholesome counsel, his tongue
begins to wag. Indeed, he has worked
himself into a belief that we cherish
hostile feelings toward him and this,
too, after all that we have done for him.
We found him waif, and without fee,
favor or hope of reward, we placed him
at the head of prosperous bank, and
gave him such recognition and endorse
ment, that he was at once taken into
good society. Gen. Gordon liked him.
We hope MIR. Cole will return soon. We
want him back here, that we may have
the benefit of his great popularity to aid
us in the improvement measures we
have on hand. ~ 81 sHn
WISDOM. Raynor, Of North
Carolina, writes to the Washington Re-
publican in favor of a separation Of the
black and white races at the South, and
the colonization of the former by the
general government; and declares that
If is this separation does not take place,
the Southern States must relapse into
barbarism, He says his personal obser-
walton convinces him that the labor of