The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-07
now held by Father Ryan at the time
-they were selected FOR Bishops OF
their respective Dioceses.

pnow held by Father Ryan at the time
i.they were selected Tor Bishops OF
their respective Dioceses.
ReycHepIy Ward Bescher returned
to his congregation last Sunday, at
Plymouth church. after an absence of
about six weeks. The house was
packed in every part, while hundreds
vent away unable to gain admittance.
I9Mr. Beecher remarked that his NAL
ady {catarrh) would not permit him to
preach1in the evening, and that the
mex. month would complete his twen-
tieth year with plymouth church.
q A New York letter says: Lester
EWallack is a natty little man, as every.
body knows; particular as to the cut
of his coat and his whiskers, unable to
walk oman even keel if there be a
hair more on one side of his face than
on the other, and every way finical as
to his dress and demeanor. So you
mar welLbelieye that when he sets out
to-. redecorate his theater he does it
with, taste" hes d .oas~ta1 =
A Geneva Peace Congress letter
says: ssGaribaldi shows the sign of
the work of time and trouble. His
long, blond hair is pushed further
back than of old from his high, but
not ample, brow; his checks are
sunken and the lines are deepened
about his close-set eyes and about the
lion-like curve of his nostrils.' He
seems to suffer, too, considerably still
from his wound of Aspromonte," and
leaned heavily on his cane as he turn
ed to seat himself on the platform"
Adelina Patti has engagements for
two years hence, and entertains no no.
ton of returning to America. The
Paris critics are not as sweeping in
her praise as they once were. They
say that she is merely fine toned in
strument without consciousness, and
moved only by the instinct which in
spires the song of the nightingale.
They refuse her musical intelligence,
taste, sensibility, style, passion, and
above all, poetic sentiment. "
A young Scotchman, named Hugh
Crawford Pollok, whoarrived in New
ly afterward enlisted in the Fifth Un-
has, by the death of his father in Scot
land, fallenIheir to "a .baronetcy and
f5, 900 a year Through the interces.
sion of the late Sir Frederick Bruce,
General Grant has discharged Pollok
from the service. 50 For some months
past the youthful baronet had been
discharging the duties offarrier of his
regiment.aITfT ~ FL Btfs q 81 r.
Advices received from Archbishop
Spaulding, by the arrival in this city
last evening Of Very Rev, FL. B.
Croskery, his Vicar General, state that
he is now at AK la Chapelle, water
ing place in France, where he will stay
for a short period. n He willgo thence
to England, and will be the guest of
Rev. DIR. Manning, and afterwards
will make a trip through IRELAND,
where he will be entertained by Car,
dinal Cullen. Although his health Is
better,s it as mot what his friends
would desire.-[ Baltimore CONNER
cial, Aug. q -. ~, =
Queen Maria Theresa, of Naples,
who lately fell victim to the cholera
in Italy,, was the daughter of the
Archduke Charles, the celebrated
leader of the Austrian army during
the wars of the French Revolution
and of Bouaparte. She married Fer
dinand IL ofaNaples in 1897, because
a widow in 1859, but continued to re-
side with her stepson till the ex-king
was displaced by Garibaldi. One of
the daughters of the late Queen is the
wife of the present Archduke Charles
of Austria, brother to the Emperor.