, 1866-12-21
Pc HAONAL.


James coort, Tor many years editor OF tho |
Cit e!ntAu Cafeftf. died on MoudaJ ri cholera. |
The Prince and Pr,ncess Q. TA'esl2t,1y planted
q co.p1e Of rnemo,lal trees. sud the 4peetaton
room at1ar cul them 10 pieees to get eomuemoTa-
tirc trtlgr.
Tho editor Of "Good words~ asked Miss M
loth The othcr d,J. to write tale for him and she
replied that che would do 20 II he liked, but not
tor Z less hnm ths, t8,s Ia gold.
cide of II. B]nssscn, known for his con; writing,
and within Il { SWedes called their BeHnzer. Tor.
tuzcd By IN incuEable ms'ady Re cut his throat.
Tho reoel artillery Captain C. &. Lum.den Naa
accidentally killed in Loulsiana saw mill last
Friday.
Fr. g D. csdwalIades. for several years c1r.
respondent Of The New York NTuld, has bonght
m tn.crt+t In tho Milwaukee Mems.
The Prince OF lAugustenbu.4 has sold hts etalcsu
Of palzte, in i.asat!a. aad Is going TO gait Ges-
many with all his family, and settle At Geneva.
Rev. John Cumming, D. D., has kindly consent
cd 10 postpone the end Of the world til 1865. 1t
Is rnmorcd he has bevera1 gin enterprise ticket.
On hand.
It is undcrstood that the New York Ecrnlng
E171xss Is soon 10 be sold ozinc 70 litigation
between Brooks Brothers and =. T. Clarke, OF the
Tif6rn~, respecting IT. psopostionate ownership.
# Is reported that the Erpress will BE- purchased
by other parties, aud converted into Radical
paper.
Fresid' Mt Johneou's household Is thus organix-
cd, under law passed BY Congress At IT. last
testioo: Private Secretary. Robert johnson. AS
tletnnt secreinry, Robert Morrow; Secretary 10
FIga land patents, Edward D. Nell: Aide.-de-
Camp. Colonel W. G. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel
Wright fssce. Colonel Andrew Z. Long.
It IL stated that renewed effort Will be rasde to
IAiec money to erect = monument to GtncsAl Nc
phe1eop, to b. placed over his remains at Clyde,
Ohio. The Society OF the Army OF the Tennessee
have the mstter In charge. aud have a2polnted a
committee to solicit subscriptions. The co.nu,t.
tee are Major William Kettles and Captain ". D,
Dcmpsler.
li,s said that Horace Greeley, in conversation
with fierds IN New York. stated that he had no
hopes Of being chcsen to the Senate from New
York, and acknowledged that hia recent manifesto
dcttroJtd his prospects, but he said that, holding
thoee ylewp. he could not change, NOE #oald he
deceive the peoplo by conceailng them unti1 after
his election.
General William Preston, of Keutucky, who,
willie Minister W Spain, YVES one OF the chief
spirits Ia tnArgpsatlug the rebellion, and on hls
return home went irLo rhe Confederate scrvice,
is now so,,cisouf Of being the copperhead caudI-
tate for Governor Of that State He says sant
thoec who eesvtu In the rebellion hare resuseI-
tatel The Democratic party OF Kentucky. they
should be hoporcd with the principal otaees. lie
Is rerr indignant against those who voEld dis
honor The heroes Of thh Southern cauao oJ cx-
clucing then, from ohlccl
"UId rnb. Fuuc' has been spreading bimsclf
touId ThlMcelphiA. A Democratic exchange
Gays a. ''he-wondcrfn1 man t-cohscstes freely oo
ull topict OF general intesesL Reference being
nade by Jenkins 10 the ''volusnsuoux dispatches"
secretary Seward te flooding the newspapeEs Of
the conn1y with, And which arc given to the
public w1hont regard to the oft times great inte-
rest at stake, Mr. Buchanan condemned the
practice, and taid that Seward has exceeded in
this tiEe al! his successors cof)ect1Ecly- lie did
Eot pretend to read them ae sent to him Officially
hat dcpt need upon tho newspapers cn'i:cly ID
furnish the g1st Of what they contained. Mr. Lin.
coins assassination he thought one Of The great
est calani!ee ttat had cycr be'alen the
country. He thought II Nj. lincol1 had Hired the
county would havo been renniud, and based hi.
oplrsou on Mr.. Aucoln's popnlasity and strength
which we5ld have carried him successfully
through any undertaking he might have attempted
looking to that end. in regard to deli rson Davi:
be was unable to form m opinion as a.wh1t di>
posnl would be made OF him. He secuted tht
dca Of hIt beIn. in any way implicated in the a.
saseinatiun Of Ar. Lii caln, which he had douh
jctrrtou Davis regretted as sincerely is did ma
lo.lty ofthe Southern people.
| a despatch IL The Philadelphia ITess eays tbs
| the wife Of the Non. John CGnnese, Senator II
Congress from CALIFORNIA; died at the reeldence 0
her parerts, In Ncusury County, Illinois, On The
| Ah of November 1ast. Her maiden name wal
Charlotte McDoucai Stockton, osuch,l: - Rn,.c;
ard Euth Stockton, and she was born Il, scw forl
civ in 1s and ,yns ther afo,c fortytnr years oI,
| Al the tuc OF her deecaec, Mrs, Counces hai
| beep 4 confirmed and hclp1ess Invalid l,r a nuu,
Lcr Of ,eu1s mart. and her death was mt urex
| uceted b. her relatives and friends.
| IA New York corctpop1tpt says; "A la7s5
| aud fashionable pat,y given at Twcnty-secont
stree, Wednesday evening, wrs cnli,cncd b,
bat p,omises 10 be a popullr innovation. Tn
lady quests wcsc all fuspIehed With American
Cage, urd ss often u ects wesc made up tor tn
dance. thry would wave them In front Of the ecp
uemen they dc.irea 10 be their partners. III
Thing took Immensely, AID crested much auausc
meut,r
A New York letter has the following. .At
| select dinner ps,ty OF lttetsry rrptlcmru rty.,
| by lady OF distinction. lew days since. severn
OF her feminine relatives attir,d themselves Il
| ,hort d,csse.. aprons. snd he,yttrh,,r c.ns. an,
uc,fo1ned the psrt OF walters. II Ia sa,d tbe
iooI.n vryx r,rt,,. end ne,4orncd ,hc ..rvir
they undertoot In III. ,noxt pr.. rfn, and rnr.r.n
manucr. The extraordinary courtesy was thank
| fully appreciated l,y the gentlemen. ~ho neede,
4 In be nne to ann, ecfatn Tho nnenesa of fhe act
Ard when the i,d,cs had ehsnred their ,I.esxee
,r descended 10 The draSfur-roou,. in lhe!r nstu
| rsI Characters. they we're warmly thanked Tor III
e, c1ous holiness, which the cucst, declare The,
did not besetse,''
! rirh Md aota.l Of rcycntv-nye. living ncs
srrtncGeld. Illinois. Determined not long aro
marrr ,r7m yopur Armer's d,uphte.. His 70
| Ftuhk onposed The idea, and went to WORK to prt
| r.n, ,re m.ieh With vrest ostept,tlan h. nm,
s.us ~. a "Na1 ,s % uo pa'
lad them arranged IN slate II hE. fathers hou.t
stc.ersing tic order Of ,hinge, he declared Ii
t,',s-s, ~. r.nnr ,n.,as. ~ -. 49,,
".e", 'n"t 49, -, ,.L,, .utau -, o'1or' s"oa'
he n eospse, that bis father might have fanc1a
"nt 10 Wedding; that standing sheec at the threst
lsnld uf bis patcrnal mansion, he would, with h,
amt zbarrencd meat-axe, cleavc her from crow
to role; that The eo:1n prepared Was sor her d.
cent bntial. ard, finally, that be Was ready him-e
| sor the mnrdcstr's Ripbet. 1he marriage was Il
| d:GnNcly rostpored.
TIE Philadelphia Prrss chronicles with 9rce
pic, srre tho eppotntmcnt By Governor Cn:iiu. I
FrAzsr Suitn, Eel. OF Chester County, AZ X,
potter Of The Snrrere Court OF rauntylvanI.
Mt, Smith Il Ftpc lawyer. and pa'tfotlc efdzcs
Goyctpor Cu1.ln cculd not have made better g
lection.
HroVnsvtlle, Texas, paper describes the n
cent meeting between cor1na and caualcs a. 10
| lows d" Cahales embraced everybody e4ccnt Co
tina He advanced and o0c'ed bis hand-cAnale
regardless 81 the price o! ncrcurlal oinrmrn
clutched the ptoacEed palm. They emh1acet
len shook haLds-emb'z zced again, aud aRai
shook hands-thcy reiterated tho fcprtitIoa An
rencated tht r,1fcr.non. untIl ,bri, .id~. an
'hta,5.- .sh,,s :. -r.s ...,.,~. ~ ~
snea'ee'0 !" oeo. IL ~" . mentne eeene. IN
| '1'cW teAfs-in norD.
0nr Of onr friends WAS recently blessed with 4
addittou to bis household. which came like
tML!g! M r. nc n,sn!. re next day tho happy tAih:
s..e 1he lille h.othrr III, ~ 4ss @ o,rt, ru,ne +,
hfs d. 81 ,ro,nirr nar viii, hi. II,t! mani ~ :.
N;,h tsa frn,T n nxrd nt, the nrrx rnns- ND II,