, 1866-11-26

bnt he was, u course, proclaimed the
victor and hls proprietor took the purse.
PERSONAL.
Ex.E,pc Frsneis, Of Naples, has finally dis
missed bis suite and resigned his royal p1cten-
afons.
J. L. n. Cuny, formerly a Federal. and after
wards Confederate Congressman, Is now Bap-
tist preacher, aad President Of Howard College,
In Alabama.
Mr. D. Batee, Of Eeatueky, is twenty yeaEs old.
seven feet eleven hjSh and the youngest Of eleven
children.
Tbe Roman Catholic Bishop Of Quebec hss gone
to England In behalf OF bis diocese to protest
a9nfnst confederation. @
Mir. Napier, cousin Of Lord Napier. s08 L
bought plantation In Tennessee for s., ,0oo, In
gold, sud il stocking it with imported cattle.
Thf Duke Dc MorDy's widow is about to marry
Dr. Campbell, who Is the son OF a Scotch grocer, /
and Il also the nr*t accoucheur IN Paris. which
will mako it handy for Mrs. Campbell.
Professor E. L. Youmans returned to New
YORK day before yesterday, In tho Bremen. ffom |
England, where he has been collecting natestals
for The approaching lectuslns tcason. -.
a telecraphic despatch from Boston furnishes
the fpllowtug piece Of intelligence: "The cttt-
xens Of Chelsea are earnestly talking OF running
Robert Norris, negro lawyer, for Mayor Tor Tho
coming year."
Hon. Timothy 0. Bowe, Senator from Wiscon-
tip. Is now In KenoshA with bis vile. who Is
s7alllna herself Of the benefits Of the Wntcr cuso
establishment, ehe being In feeble heasth. SEND
tor Howe viii, with the exception Of two Of three
dsys al Madison, remain at kenosha until next
Monday, Tie seah, when he 'eares for Washing
ton.
With the opening Of the fashionable scason,
says the New York Et<ning Fbsf, an epidemic Tor
marriage has eet In. The extraordinary seasty
observable tn the great 3ewe1rr stores Of broad
war, the fancy goods establishments Of Maiden
Lane, At the mIllincrs' and nantaa makers
shops, and IN lhs dry goods Gade. Is accounted
for By the happy conductors Of those pA.es on the
Ground that matrimonial Contracts and costly
wedding gifts arc tho prevailing fashions Of the
fall. The clergy haye theIs hards full and The
church eextont are pftiabIc state OF agitation
| md anxiety; the fashionable orsanfsts arc bring
| ing out .A> s.s.~.s -.aAt.e .a~shAs :
| society 10 furnished with abundant goes1p, and
| money c11culales freely.
ut, Bernard Beust, nephew OF the new Aus
| 1ian Minister, Baron Won Beust. IL resident OF
New Albany. 1ndiaEa. Re served during tho war
with credit to the service. as Surgeon Of eolnn-
tee1s and at various times had charge Of brigade.
Ases The battle OF Ant1etau he had taken for The
hospital Of his brigade mansion, with spacious
grounds attached, belonging to psoulncn, 1a-
r,lapd rebel. 1t was not long before complaint
was sent to Washington thai the fences were be-
tnr destroyed, the trees demolished. and that sol
die,s were being buried within tho grounds. Gen.
etal Mcclellan forwarded the complaints to Dr.
Eenst for his explanation. He replied that 1t was
probably true that soldiers were hurried Ttthl1
Tic ground, but that an American citizen shout
be proud to have dead heroes buried in his yard
Rev. Henry A. Nee1e5, recently elected to th'
ni.horrIc Of Maine, made vacant By the laraontet
death Of Bishop burgess, WE born IN 1ssu, a
Fayetteville, Onoutafa County, N. l., and HI
father shortly after reno. cd 10 Chicsso, where b
| remained for fifteen or twenty years, "eti-kuow1
| commission merchant, tho family residing mos
! Of the time at Bclvldere. He graduated 4
, | the next two years ensuing, he studied theo1oE
| undo. Bishop Delaney. He WAS first reetf
At Calvary Church, Utica, and then Of Chr
Church, Rochester, bpidln up both parashc
and, afterward, at the eoiicitat ion Of his Btshc
!. Chaplsin Of Hobart College, where he was a
/ | uired for his scholastic ability and xea1ous d
i charge Of the responsibilities Of bis poeluon
e ID now assissant minister at Trinity Chapel
: New York. His preaching Is said to be di1ct
! earnest and convincing. Although he hAs not ;
q accepted, he will undoubtedly do 60,
I Elder Edward F. PiAtt- Pastor Of the FL
Baptist Church, Toledo. Ohio, died In that city
T. the altt ipstsnt, Mr.. Flat Was bora IN scaro
n Lake, Essex County, New York, In 1sa1. He we
x | to Toledo In 1858, where he organized the Bapt
|
r =. epectcd head. The deceased Was = man enine1
OF IL catholic In bis sentiments, and had \ Etto
hold upon the confidence and affections Of I
q members Of other chnrthee, with whom he WIS
l.. WAYS ready to cooperate In any good work. II
~ his own people, his relations may be best und
stood from the length Of time he bore to them
|Al relation Of pastor.
-. The Cincinnati commercial says It appears fr
Il letters received IL ttat city th8t lhc soJ OF IN
"a rage committed On Mrs. .. 4. Wasson, wife Q
Il clergyman. 1t Spring Hill, near Boston, Aas
aa chueelts, By ncgzo Is utterly false. and urdor
- edly originated In political malice. The fact4
ur- the atair arc that the negro, visiting A1s. =
n.y. sons house for the Purpose Of robbery, locked
ith lady in I room 10 prevent her giving N a1a
~ ,oa She escaped from window, and the negro
~ pursued and captured. Some Bcoundrel I'd
ub- thc other feature to the stosy and telegraphe
10 New York.
2t1 The New York Ktrt SAYS that The editors
mo- Importers Of the Herald bare formed I comb
don against Bennett, and robbed him Of
be thousand dollar. An Investigation ia now r
ON On IN ,hat establishment, ard about thirty O.
nv attaches arc 10 be u once discharged
his 4 lette. from Ncw York 10 ono Of the Lon
err, rape.s gives the following bit Of iufosmsno
alo. regard 70 what he calls ''amatcur fsstnea
tnc that eary. We think the pretended facts 4
has little mixed:
onld .ces,atn young es'oyrrnts Of Manhattan
wat developed new phase Of amateur tastrcss
taa: ihe ' '.aeteshocd ethd f1oWn ss ii yoane adiea.'
for ransp The functions Of poor devil .eporters,
gers vritt up local sensations for The daily press
tlce retgnine ambition Of Miss Flora MeFllsnseT
be able 70 pnll from the pocket Of tha dss' e
pa'e%39t % asnP r. p1soS4 Is BE- o. passes e &c
Ss,ic On Tic drive IN Central Park, and
s.s q ss Xese.. Il: Sss
lstcr Of thc copuuetcr Of Saratoga sEa Newport. l.
ncnuan one instance q the inaosauon.
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lae lacy e remarkable eesat3 and = 5.9e CO
n b. eas ss md
Iee ei1, II ssc siosr, aad music
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s9msa = an Heaven" and .onewhat to The q oieoHT :
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the 7},tu'.t oc1cc aboct rnidntFht, attseo ~. q,
evening d,ess, mounts the narrow and q
led TO sta1wass Of Ire buidtn: 70 burst - 70, sost
c.3nolined AeEol:te, upon lho Sltion o. tae !,
four III sin- ~ cYnst side ehc selxes her pc
hoase paper and censdnets her c;tleisa3 toss
!, e;.t- ance, ind, followed b. her dunEy. sas gu:
named ha,ss ~ n.-;T ,hr nnncsr1ncc Of the toul
c IRON Mhn.s eoi1:nns rhe hss contributed. Tne
bodies r. re ofl;e du,n- ,he yislt OF Miss Fields
umPtd tt,aure one. 1Ee Tribune Eepoftcrs consti
rely in. eirss IL Themselves They acct SLOUGH.
IiAeJ. snrnh.frns Byrou collars, erormons Mtess
pipcs, and great mtodiness 81: uanner.
anecs@s 9;cfmau students. fh.r room In thu 7fio
nirc!y zee i. alwayx xrot in state OF artistic dlss
the GsssS sro battered aud old, TIC nao5s
III cc{lrd, tbs ceiling !. Gac&cd A1u ,,,
n, So;hirc l. Ia IT, r'aec. When tns n sou
ne.x.s ot;i,c r. lbpAe slsz hisaaeff down 10 smo1
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