The Portland daily press., 1867-11-04
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The Rev. Mr.. Nasby's new book, Ekkoes
from Kentuckv. will soon be published by Lee
& Shepar,l of Boston.
A temple has been literally made den Of
thieves, for a number of burglars have been
,or some time using the loft of Zion church,
-'''.o Neck' L.. L. as place to hide their plum
=" i"ey must have had rather a sleepy
NThs onssn os ST.
with h.,r snhiae,s WI worry Unpopular
ad IN Madrid. the .annonnao,s. .ese"'iy return
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herman iiaiden IN ne" YORK CITY
Drought SUIT against one Cratz ior breach OF
promise She swore Cratz promised to marry
ner' ana that her ieehngs were terribly wound
Ell ana her heart almost broken Cratr swore
ne never did make Sueh promise nor any
thlns approaching IT, put on the contrary,
"heh sac asked h'm 10 "ed her, ne natV Ieius-
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| tars = 10 hava ,ls;r &C.
| connt IA Mon,alan,ha.. ~, has HAN
n.ssine so,a ,;rna i, pa,~;n,. s,r ,ho h.usa,
| of his health. has returned To Paris much bet-
+er, but still in a delicate state. ,-
> The Dowaeer Oueen Christina ia endaav-
| oring to reconcile Oueen isabella and General
| Prim, and apparently not without some homes
| of success. The General has never nronoune-
ed against the reiening dynasty-a fact which
has been detrimental 10 him with the ultra-
| radical party. l5l n
The Archduke Henry of Austr;a has con-
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a' T'''". Uao ~ 'no Per'os"ers AZ tne ora'-
neae Inc ute Oh countess de bozen mas
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| -ADundee paper tells this story: Il 1suppose
.ne want Vi the frenchmans language would
Do your srea'es' ui"cuHy saio to"nsman
JUG o'nei oay " nelgnDor Iecentty returned
noiii 'ne aris n EAnipi.ion On anna ken,
iepnou tue tourist, they were just as DAD WI
u.s. Inis recai's 'he reply OF deorge buehan-
an 70 Ming 'anes' WHO asked tne pedagogue
"na' was tne most wonderful thing ne had
PC" PC" ~ 7' oIe' saiu oeotge' sa" ana
heaiu many mar'eiIous tnlngs' out none more
uu'y 80 'nah .ne Iac' OF nttie urcn'ns scarce
ou' u '"''f 'iou's speaking rfehch Oe'ter
than e''ner Your Majesty or myself
| "A letter from Paris, dated October II, says
| Yesterday a young lady of rare beauty and
distinguished manners. about eighteen years
oil age, committed suicide by throwing herself
from the summit of the column in the Place
Vendome, and died in few minutes in her
pocket We're directions, written in pencil, that
she should be conveyed to her mother whose
address ia Paris was given, and the untortu-
-nate girl At the same time begged that the sad
~asSiA eS 0rckeu 60 her parent as
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secie' society pas oeeh esaaolShed IN that town
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| " IN tread q, the same with s,ch s,rc0 a. q,
oro.,lnee 4 considerable rant n the are.s" +.
is also proyiae,l that this sbould nv done "a n
! bv accident and that a thon.and ano,oo;a.
| should he otfa,e,, N the l,lv for the awkwar,-
,,,ss auacaa 90 ba ,ha cansa os a., a.,.,...
If. notwithstanding this, compensation is
| claimed and awarded by a court of iustiee all
expenses are To be Maid ont OF the finds of the
| society.
| --sAdmiraP' Semmes having failed AZ pro-
| fessor Of moral pbilosopby and AS editor of tbe
| Memphis Bulletiu, is about irving to see what
he can do as a peripatetic lecturer. ON the GAL
| abama." He might illustrate his naval experi-
| enee by taking the watches. Sc. of his audi-
tors. si arafstlst ..f.4r
| We are promised new poem by Mr..
Browning. It's interest hinges ON murder;
but it is said to comprise dissertations ON many
social problems of the day. The poem is above
| $1,000 lines long, and has occupied Mr.. Brown
| ing for years 1t win probably appear in Lon
don soon after Christmas
| A good story is told of General Sherman.
During his stay in Savannah. after his march
10 the sea he was one day at table. wbep Ia
| dv comnlained of the ,,eyastation Of b,s army
.Madama. said the Ganeral lookieg across
the tah,a with h;s macmillan axnrass;on awha,
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