The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-01
Personals.


The Car has suspended con6sca-
tions in Poland.
Charles Dickens is writing another
story.
The Queen of Spain has exiled her
dressmaker for her politics.
The King of Prussia took private
box for Rlstori's first appearance IN
Paris.
Madame Parepa-Rosa will remain
in this country through the summer.
Seldom, ex Confederate Secretary of
War, is quietly farming, and eschews
politics altogether.
Sir Henry Havelock, son of the
Havelock, is attending the great mis-
sionary meeting at Montreal. ~
Lucy Stone Blackwell and Elizabeth
Cady Stanton will address the Con-
necticut Legislature next week on
womanhood suffrage.
General G efard, ex-Presidento of the
Republic Of Hayti, has arrived in Paris.
He is described as fine tall man of
color, with a white moustache.
The family of Benjamin M. Runyon,
the st Louis banker who lately com
mitted suicide, has received $4,000
insurance on his life. 1.aeA
Miss Josephine Lapham, of Wood
stock, Ohio, has been licensed to
preach by the Winchester Association
of that State. She. is graduate of
antioch College, and was classmate
OF Rev. Olympia Brown, of Ohio.
The Christian World, one of the
leading religious papers of London, has,
it is stated, purchased of III. w. Beech
er's London publishers the advance
sheets of Beecher's novel in the Ledg-
er, and publishes them as serial.
Professor Thatcher, the New York
weather prophet. says that the cholera
is certainly coming this summer, but
that proper individual precaution will
insure safety. This is the man who
said it would rain within twenty four
hours if something didn't happen to
prevent. rg
Rev. Father Rupert has been con-
secrated Abbot for the Province of
Minnesota. He is thus made one of
the three mitred Abbots, in this coun-
try. A-~4- ~
q Humphrey Marshall has been very
quietly ''snuffed OUT. in his ambition
to fill seat in the Kentucky Legisla-
ture. He received only six votes out
of forty six in the nominating conven-
ton, June 10, whereupon his name
was dropped. af sau aaa.5
Rev. W. H. Darlington, of Flora,
ILL.,, addressed the Alumni association
of McKindree College, the other day,
on "Gipsies, necromances, astrologers,
witches and the devil generally"
Punch thinks the italian language
delightful. The composer of ii Trova-
tore in that tongue is known as Ii Sig
nor Giuseppe Verdi. but in England
he would be only plain Joseph Green.
The Queen of Spain will not visit
Paris because she fears the outbreak
ola revolution during her absence, and
the King of Portugal will stay at home
because he has no money.
Thirty enthusiastic young Partisan
students, under command of Nj. Mai
son, an ex- Garibaldian officer, have
left for Crete, to fight there for the
liberty which they cannot enjoy at
home.
The late Empress of Russia was not
content with dressing herself nightly
IN three different costumes, but also
compelled the ladies of her court to do
the same by these simple words "Mes-
DANES, Uoass etcs .chifonees. = 81 r.T =. II
King George, of Greece, and the
Princess Olga, of Russia, are engaged
to be married in August. The King
tried his counting at first by proxy in
the usual manner of royalty, and made
complete failure, but when he went
in person the lady yielded with the
greatest willingness
Miss Eliza Dillon. the daughter of
the late Colonel p. NJ. Dillon, of St.
Louis. was married on the I'D of Nav
to Count Roger de la Vaulx. of France,
at Chateau de Rozey, the country res
idence Of the father of the bridegroom,
near Paris.
1t is announced that Mrs. General
Tom Thumb is preparing another lit
tie surprise for her vigorous lord IF
these announcements. which appear
every six months, were true. the hap
by couple would have as many thumb
as fingers.
Garibaldi has issued invitations for
Free Masons' Congress at Naples, to
be held at the same time as the Cente-
nary of st. Peter, at Rome.
The Portuguese Governor of Macao
ho L. r..