, 1866-08-21


Major Gene1z, John A. Logan viii give The ANN
al aadrcsf before the Winnebaso County Agricul-
tasnl Society, at Rockford, on the 18th Of Septen-
Der next
The New Haven (Conn.) couriss announces
that Colonel " II. G5osvenor. late editor OF that
paper IA TO assume the chief edtoEshlp Of the ST.
Louis Democrat.
In connection with the visit to this country Of
Emma. Queen Of the Sandwich Islands, the CtIca
tS. II Herald recalls visit to that city r1ade By
Kamehameha aud Lihdlio-the former the deceat-
cd husband Of Emua, the Latter younger broth
CT, 70 whom EnIoA fs 10 be married On her return
home-in the year 1850, under the auspices Of q.
Judd. one ofthe earlier missionaries. 1t vas or
The Fourth OF July, and part Of the programme
was 10 escort the TWO Sandwich Islanders from
hagE's Hotel TO the platform, and The crack MILL
tary company Of Utica WIS detai1ea for that pur-
poAe- The Herald saye;
ua,a Tt company soon appcased in front Of Ba@g's
dos aed .he princes ioekn o1t sm thsn
aspect Of the citizen soldiers. Presently however
The band stluek ,up sdonbie-quisE,' ind shs e.,
rushed oa 10 lean The meaning of 1ha movement
ann osethanling them near John street hEidge,
aai'ed a11 fhs saptan who. without halting replied
would not march before couple Of an niggers.''
Dr. Dnstd Bricker, member OF the MISSOURI
Legislature, from Oregon Comfy, died Al St. Louis
few days since,
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entepfisipg manufacturer OF Philadelphia, failed,
and was compelled 10 compromise with his crc-
ditors. But though legally released he felt nnder
moral obligation to pay t}a debts. Entering in
TO business aSain- he met with deserved return
Of prosperity, aud recently invited his creditors
to dine with him at the Continental Hotel, when
every ono received payment in fnll, principal acd
Interest, Of the debt f1om which he vas dis
charged. 1t is gratifying TO know that old-fash-
ioned, honorable dealing, and commercial In
te<-rity has not become obsolete, ~ tomc peo-
pie think.
One OF the moet distinguished American ladica
reading In Paris Is Mrs. 1Aoti1lasd RonaIdz. few
years since the famous Boston belle, Miss Fanny
Carter. who married youug millionaire OF New
York. She csrateda great sensation In Newport
by her Saiety and beauty: and her driving black
ponies four In hand, with groom following
mounted on fifth, caused her to lc set down as
| fast 1ady. In New York she was equally proni-
| Ment for fashion and brilliant parties, bul her
great distinction for hcr musical accomplish
| meuts- In Paris her singing caused sensation
only equallcd by the homage paid to great artists
nj the san Carlos or Ii Scala. She Is pronounced
she Patti of the s1lons," and Is eaid to be the
! beet lady auatcnr ginger in Europe. The En-
press and several of the highest among
the mobiles have paid devoted attention TO
thls beautiful sonssress. and regrets have
| been expressed that go glorious voice
should not be used for the public. In
skating she is rreemineut, all the winter fetes
Oh :ht ice have teattded- She L. now in deep
mourning for her sister, Miss Josephine Carter,
who died In March, almost Immediately after
having appeared ut .tand jttt given by the Alia,
ie1er Of Marine, In which there was procession oi
ladies' representing the principal na1ions Of The
globe. Miss Carter was 'Amcsica-" !" md appeared
recltrinS Tn a ralannrin, under palm tres, borne
T. lr,tian1 ard sailors. Her dress was of white
tul1., oycr eil:er, drcked with mednlllous In col
ored sttin. representing The different Southern Re
publ;ce The Cniied States flag between her shouI
desr, and American birds, Of yaried pluuasc
perehed on her shoulder, and nesting in the solt
fringe Of her robe All Paris was delighted viii
this ftt<. In less than i month, two Of thoss
bright and blooming gifls who had taken part II
It were borne TO The tomb.
Major Chas. A. Buck, Paymaster Of the Missour
militia, died In st. Louis on Saturday last of sun
stroke. &c was young man Of unusual promise