Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-24
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m GENERAL NEWS. ASIA
Gold closed in New York Saturday even
ing at 1855. .gs.ssa'sasl
.sGsSrLx4 Ia Chairman of the Committed
on woman Suffrage. He must spruce uI
to receive the petitioners.
A W4sHrNoroNs Court has decided shai
pfiysicians cannot combine to raise their
fees. Asfrike would be sfeas"-ible. ~
IT is now said that no more removals
must be made South, but that there will
be no rsstorati n OF deposed officials.
LAT the grand review in Paris. the Prin-
cess Obelinski's robe was sea green, covered
with tea ros 6; and she wore adiadem worth
600000 francs. . = Sss@ 2 A5St3f p
SOME of the proprietors of the Atlantic
Cable stoekare asking for weekly publi-
cation of the receipts. which, 1t is retorted,
have been weakly enough lately.EX gs-f'
EfwENDELL PaILLIPs renews his demand
for session of Congress, for impeachment
and eonfiscation, with increased emphasis,
since the appearance of the opinion of the
Attorney General. ~ 49,.
TaE tallest policeman in England died of
consumption two weeks ago. He stood six
feet ten inches In his stockings, which was
adway for a consumptiye to stand. =
A CoNNEcTIcUrz paper. announces that
the 18th twas the nine hundred and
twenty fifth anniversary of the Battle of
Bunker Hill," which win doubtless be news
to people in these parts. .,,-,,s., ,.7-u,.
A LOT of blank amnesty oaths was the
prize drawn by the purchaser of an ''un-
claimed package" at an auction sale of the
Southern xpress Company at Atlanta
FouR New Orleans merchants wanted to
realize on their insurance, and took a clerk
into their confidence. The clerk pcached,
and tneDt minent merchants were caught
scratching icifer over heap of shavings.
A DIsrrN ,.UIsHED New York divine,
pressed to 90 to Europe, is angry on his
return to find his substitute so much pre-
ferred by his parishioners, that they pro-
pose to retain him and let the g' original
Jacobs" go. Such action will stop great
deal Of bfonchitis.S 4 N - VI ! =
AT THElast ball given at the Tuileries,
it was observed that the finest women were
Americans Sor of American extraction.
Mrs. B. S., Of New York, was In a lovely
maize robe, over which q haze Of tulle ap-
peared TO hover, Hoped up by tea roses
and glistening foliage A small bouquet
on the bosom bloomed among diamond
pendants on her neck. Her hair, which is
Jet black, was braided renspire with gold.
Miss v. was another beautiful American
star, as also Mrs. R., who wore feather
peplum over bouilIonne skirt. --it-q.-,.,
The New York correspondent of the
Rochester Uaion says that sJust before Mr..
George Bancroft sailed for Europe, to take
his place as Minister at the Court of Berlin,
he was, at party where he met Col. James
A. Hamilton, son of Alexander Hamilton,
In the historians last published volume of
United States history, he had passed severe
censure on General Schuyler, the grand
father Of Col. Hamilton, for his preference
of New York to. q Massachusetts regi-,
ment, representing him as q coward, &c.
When Mr. Bancroft went forward and offer
ed his hand In greeting to Cob Hamilton,,
the latter haughtily : drew back, saying,
Sir, do not associate with slanderers pm
Mr.. Bancroft seems to have pocketed the
afffont. JN%ETH ~ .sIBS