The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-08

shart period, a system OF nanona! rep
-. - r.nther words, a Russian par
rs.. l;a.oant TIhe question is only how fer
IL present generation is fitted Tor this
change ge---------- -:
The University of Montpsler;
rrance has Just conferred the titie OF
Pacbelor Of Letters on ayoung glrl onIy +
twenty years of age, who has passeIe e. az
,bo examinations, and obtained tne NE.
nrize for Latin theme Ihis Is lne
fourth time this degree has been GohierI 1:r
I'd an women within three years by oi-
fsrent universities in that country
A horse is being exhibited in Berlin
which has attained the age OF eighty
Honolulu advices say there Is ihu'"
trouble with the Coolies.
Alexander Dumas has made faliute
=. Venice and Vienna, His cd4se7aeS OF
ao.,,,arsations. so interesting by their
Ism o". 70 Parisians initiated in the secrets
~ literary and artistic life, fell dead up!
On foreign audiences, and the gay Wen
nese. as well as thepicturesque ene'lans'
. denounced Alexander, the great deeei'ei
: and king of humbugs.
Sebastian Anzinger. an Alpine hermit ;s
. recently died ina chapel romantiGaily G SIT,
e mated on one Of the spurs OF the y1Oles0
+ ''I, AIS in his goth year. He studied nat
nraI m history and philology, travelled over
q T,rone. America and Africa, was cap
I tnred by slavers at Trebizond' and was
obl;oed to work in Ismael Pasha s gar
J den' where his horticultural kno"ledge
5. u9n' Snd "a him in the estimation of his
master and eventually procured his re-
Iesse. On his return to Tyrol he pup
30 Eshed work descriptive of his adVen-
BIT trras during his captivity. In loo9 ne
70 rallied underline banner OF Anure@s L. IL.
: fer. and was captured alsng with 'fl"'
celebrated Tyrolese patriot but was iot,
oil innate enough to escape from the Gsaln
e. to which his chief was doomed at naH
ed tna nv his French captors. Carrlee te
-, Eroncp rs A prisoner of war, he aiter
-,ord became a Professor Of Botany an'
% r,orrio,, thp widow of Baron Ffuery. IL
re- 1s25 he took up his residence In SPAN
Sc M wife died in that country, and whel
Vi his orlv daughter also ran away with
GnonisI grandee, the old mans sorro'
" Knew no bounds, and he spent the res
re- g his life as a hermit on the summit
IAN his native mountains, having no othe
r,aans Of subsistence than the aims give
SIS to him by the pilgrims to the M nol
of shrines of that region. His only 1oTIul TI
.ri- op his death consisted OF ten doila[ !,
Md which the weather beaten, sorrow-sttflci ci
ical an old hermit bequeathed to the poor
The LIVERPOOL FENiANs.-Ihe Ma
tho chester Guardian of the 18th ult, sa.
II; that our Liverpool correspondent has
ca;ved from some source, mfornatlo
rod which he assures us is strictly true no
the ever absurd or improbable the facts M
n to onn4ar. The report of the case ls' th'
of in Iiverpool, which has always been
of the great centers OF fenlsn'shi, :" "
where the chief members nave ii"o a a
nle means of communicating with OIL
lille towns in England, Ireland and Scotlai
as well as with America, he moVemtei
d of the Brotherhood and conducted p"
rate much more caution than before the
his cent trials and arrests. Delegate me
,ich, ines are constantly held in LlverPool
avar attended by persons from different pa.
Of the United Kingdom and Amer
but these meetings are never held Nv
tend in one place, in order to battle the Po,
m is and prevent the suspicion OF outsld
nting and to put the spies and informers,
= by seem to be inseparable from an irish
= sniracy, on the wrong scent. lhe
Do'n nunication with America is now II
active than ever, but it is not carried
says; bv writing. Fenian ambassadors
car arrive at and leave Liverpool to and
that American ports weekly, and as man.
these them are persons of good address
in or even of good education, and as the
wavs travel first class, no suspl
whatever is excited. So far as oul
fornant has been able to learn the
sher- movement of the Fenians Is to apl
ing all Neagber as Dictator. Meagher, 1t
I'VE re- he remembered, was the leader OF
a, gmas Irish Brigade in the late American
'ficiais His plans are said to be, to divide
rs any Fenians into two immense armies
he reg with one to invade Canada and wit
90 o%k wiII ~ other to join the Emperor Napo!tee
e. The sustaining the throne of Maximlii'
, State Mexico. By this stroke of policy
neSe Of stated that Meagher hopes to secur
!, ~ nn orm' good will of Napoleon, and gam his
lte two port to the scheme of establishing
ID from dependence of ireland.
fense of - 's's