New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

iah Il blessed with Judge who possesses
klage sufficient to boldly denounce the
|ne Ofpolygamy.
Minnesota man realized from his wheat
N last year more than twice the amount
for his farm the year before.
Governor Fenton, accompanied by several
fnbers OF his staff and other personal
shds, left Albany for u soiourn in the
brh
James ". Campbell, sheriff of Jefferson
luHty, Virginia, and the man who hung
|hl Brown, died at Charleston, West Vir-
pa, recently.
Thomas Bulfncb. of Boston, well known
the author of ..The Age OF Fable THE
Q Of Chivalry," and Legends OF Charlie
gne,a died last week.
The numerous friends of Bishop Simpson
learn with sorrow of the death of his
lperable mother, Mrs. Sarah Simpson,
hich occurred suddenly on the morning of
9Th May, at his residence in Phila-
tlphia.
THE New York Gazette says: president
Phnson complains bitterly of the restric-
Pns placed on him by Congress. Said he
cently to gentleman, Il am like bird
aeage, aud all that can do is to bite the
Erese
We were amused with tie remark of
old lady who was admiring the beautiful
cture called Saved ats no won
q, said she, "that the poor child tainted,
ler pulling that great dog out of the
hier.h
III. Peabody, leaving the steamer at Cork,
satimmediately to indulge in his tavorite
port OF salmon fishing in the river Shan
p. 1t Is said, he Is to pay twenty five
andred dollars in gold for the privilege of
months' salmon and trout fishing in the
sst Of Ireland.
Adelina Patti is highly complimented by
London Times as "a consummate artist
the head of her profession" The Times
n: Europe has sent many famous dra-
s'c singers to America, but III sending us
lelna Patti the new world has amply paid
Us debts to the old.p
The Pennsylvania railroad companies
ale erected at West Philadelphia new
epat for New York trains. 1t is four hun
ied and fifty feet in length by sixty-six
st vide, including brick structure for
lces and passenger purposes of one hun
aud thirty-eight by fifty feet in area.
iaeisn largest internal revenue returns
tae District of Columbia are as follows:
H. Colonel Freepsanr-S6l ,579; Miss Sarah
Coleman, $50, COG; George W. Riggs, S57,-
~ Il. D. Cooke, s69,659; J. c. Willard,
.sWi; W. w. Corcoran, S35,353; w. H..
sIlof, s3j, ,595; NJ. Brown, S?0,0l5; W. s.
klspherd, $40, pa; A. Ray, S2i,056. The
frsen largest in Louisville, Kentucky. are
follows: B. +. Avery, S26, ,752; DR.. John
6seIl Sl3,952; W. B. Belknap, S4, 362; w. g.
se, VI, lao: James Guthrie, $4,000; M.
essn, $23, ,ss7; I. I. Shreve, S35, 1912; Joseph
gpkins, S27,06i; James Todd, SS3, ,0ls;
M. Speed, S22, 59l; L. Richardson, ST.
resident Johnson is non-professor OF
Is.glon. OF the seven members of his cabi-
81 there 3 only one professor OF religion,
slstary Wells, who is communicate In
episcopal church. Secretary Browning
ssnas the Presbyterian church; the other
IN .ss when they go at all, go to the Episco-
VI the nine judges of the supreme
sss ssls Of the United States, two only are
aafeh members: Chief Justice Chase, who
q. aethodist, and Justice Grier, who has
oeen a ruling elder in the old-school
ssoyterian church. Tho United States
.ste contains at present fifty-four mem.
{s5.A VI these, nineteen are professors OF
'on. As two OF these are Unitarians, u
aisss only seventeen belonging to evangeli'
sanrches. They are distributed among
4; eigious denominations thus: Episco-
81. keformed Dutch l. Baptist 2, Presby'
''-a = and Congreg gational 7.