The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-26

Queen Victoria has left off mourn
ing.
Theodore Tilton repeated his lecture
seventy times during the winter.
Some low person says Carl Rosa
plays second fiddle since he got mar
ried.
Mr.. JIM. French is organizing a
circus and menagerie In Detroit,
A. L. Stewart has sailed for Paris.
as one of the Commissioners of the
great Exposition.
Major General Hooker and his wife
are in Cincinnati.
There is some prospect that Jenny
Lind will again visit this country.
John Slidell is reported to be one
of the richest men In Paris. a
The Berlin correspondent of the
London ReUieaU says Bismarck aver
ages bottle of wine every day.
It is said that John @. Breckin-
ridge recently had an attack Of delii'i.
um tremens. e w g. eisgl "
An exchange says ex-President
Day, of Yale College, aged ninety
four, is Che original live-long Day.
Bulwer Lytton is said to have re-
written a portion of The Lady of
Lyons for Mr.. Flechter, who appears
as Claude Melnotte. .sfsn. 4,lli. ~
DIR. Jayne, of Expectorant noto-
riety, left two millions of property.
His widow is said to be about marry
ing wealthy young man of New Jer-
sey.
The English tenor Hohler-who
should be from his name, tenore de
forzd-is about to marry a wealthy
English widow in Paris, relative of
the Rothchilds. tss..@....
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has been fa-
voted with another boy. This proves
that the health of Mr.. Jefferson Da-
Wis has not been so bad as his sympa-
thizers have been representing.
Chas. M. Barras has made $40, 900
by his /. Black Crook. He has just
received SIS, 900 from John. Il.
McDonough for. the privilege of pro-
dueing it In certain, Western and
Southern cities. k .tss9tst,s'n
| The London, gossips think Queen
Victoria is TO be married again; but
it is not intimated to whom.
Rosaie EDurand died suddenly at
Sidney, Australia, on the 9Th of De-
cember. She vas we'll known as an
English opera singer.
Signor Girolama Soda, the owner
Of the famous Villa del Calcutta, of
Lake Come, has lately blown out what
brains he had.
The husband of Harriet Prescott
Spofford was in Boston when he
learned that he. had become a father
by this dispatch, dated at Newbury-
port: Dear father, / came to town
this morning at IL o'elock, and when
| you are disengaged. / shall be happy
to be introduced to you. Truly your
afeotionate son Richard Spoford."
It is said that James Gordon Ben
nett has begun an autobiography which
will include history of the Herald.
It is no longer secret that the true
name of the author of the Schon-
berg Gotta Family" is Mrs. Carter, an
English woman. a ansu ff6
Petroleum v. Nasty was feted
| to his hearts content in Boston-was
the guest of the . Saturday Club,
which dimes on the last Saturday Of
| the week at Parker's, and which en-
braces Longfellow. Holmes, Lowell
and other notabilities; went every.
where, saw everybody, and was hon.
ored generally. go
Bayard Taylor, on his arrival il
| London, hearing of the illness of Ar
temus Ward, Immediately made him
. visit. The United States Consu
and many literary friends in LondoI
were kind and unceasing in their at
tentions
A lady, who has been on a visit to
Mr. Jay Cooke s new palatial mansion
near Philadelphia, thus writes: g /
cant describe what it is like. don't
think anything grander, more beauti
!ul, more splendid or more in keep
Ing could be ,imagined.ry, And thu
COOKIES are just the kind Of people t
hveslnfitss .~sEsaaus az seas@ai . r.
| EEsssssa "a a4ss4-safn asaaa.stI
/ The inauguration of the statue o.
Marshall at Richmond gave rise te
some funny things. A by-stander. in,
i forming negro In quest of knowledge
that the statue was that of Chief Jus
| tice Marshall, blackey replied, "What
Provost Marshal wor he?"
The musical world of Paris is in an
uproar of enthusiasm over the an.
preaching debut of new prima don.
| ma, who is shortly to appear at tn,
Theatre Italian, and who is said to b,