, 1869-07-09


tried Ia Australia, but iynchtug 1.opped It,
KFreach rrpteasoria laid to have dlstoreFed
CURIOUS fnct In looking tpto the production Of
mpnttIpattea In chickens, 4e. He announc II that
bJ;simpy varying the action pf heal. o. the mote'
Of npfa5ans u upon thee9g tarrt'i asl Incubation.
almost cEety Known case et nonsuohtJ can ba
produced 1t will.
The Ficeroy Of Egypt hss contracted with z.
Remington 4 Sons, of 1llop, y. T., for toooo Of
their rides. T1is house coutinuea It's weekly
aAipments 10 The sra1tsh Government Ia Cuba
1t has ntYef sold NJ % the insusgenta but ha4
transformed about 4pnngre:ds fol houses In
Seu York thst taa. furnished the Cubana
The eocnsh s1slt tie Lonodeu Islands, Norway,
In dense ahoala, generally In tWo or three uctr,
ono above the other, for the purpose Of spawning.
During the brtef period the nahing fasts5 between
20 co and 900 ono nsh art caught The rocs
OF the ash are slightly Ealted and shipped Oh to
France, iheEu se1vr Al gnoand halt fos aarilnes
between 10000 and 4o,oao barrels nTxnnnnauy
shipped fnf this purpose.
When Marshal SefEano was tnducted Into once
xs Regent of Spain, four maces preceded hin, ar
fz1rd IN al the glory Of robes Of crimson velvet,
ATilstlcnlIJ decorated With ctpwns and other In.
gnta OF Fosasy In gold. with red relyet csps, sur
mounted b{ cno1Dors ostrich feathers OF znowy
white These I,asced solcmnlJ In trout, and Ct
the btcpa Of the platform divided, fronting the
Regent
Il we'll faseiy aunA II AN Saia7 Algeria 10 me
depth Of toft1-Iont meters, threw up not only
large body Of wnter, but to the great 81Epzise Of
the engineers, IN inuuMcza.le quantity Of auall
f1sh They are described as being. on the aTeragc
half An Inch IN length, and resembling whttebat
both iu APPEARANCE And tsssr. From the fact Of
the sand extracted from tbese wells being lueaI-
cal With thar which ielTg the head OF the Nile, II
IL coneIuded that IN underground communication
niukt exlst between them and that nrer.
fail nut1R nf 5tBky,1 1bnA
jus: now By well-5ounded report that the dAugn-
Ter OF wealthy merchant, living on the Heights,
eloped lasr week with her fathers coachm11 j;
while tlo+e Of South Boston are hardly less a21-
tated over the fact thai yo1og lady ot Boc1a po-
tltlon and culture, and one OF the bellies OF that
azth,ocratic locality, has adopted the stAge rs a
profession, and Will appear n one Of the New York
theatres next autumn.
The American and Canadian International
Bridge ConrauleA each held its auoua1 general
meeting Oh NohdsF-tLe former At Bunalo, and
the latter al Fort Ene. Beyond the election OF
Director, 30 Act1ol wFs taken at eItherImcettog,
except the passage Of resolution declaring yold
The contract Tor building the bridge held py James
McIIenry, OF London In fact. nothing keems to
have occurred unorlng :he slightest hope OF u re-
pewed uorer cut ~ prc4ent toward the co1sun-
NATION Of tic iong-talked OF project In both
coDpznes, the Directors elected are almost en-
Grand Trunk Railway Company
recent discovery IN the Department de Ia
DortIaRue, France, oi1 human ktGlftou1 coeyul
With the Ilammoths. and undeuaahly appestainlng
70 the ear1est qunte.n2rT period, presents features
Of auch unusual Interest that tht French Govern
ment have sent u. Larset The distinguished
palnontoog1s,, to make : report on the subject.
lie reports that the boncs OF rre skeletons have
been d..coyescd, and that they belong to some
gigantic race whose limbs, both Ia size aod form,
must hare rGeenbled tho=e OF tho gorilla But The
slal!an origin OF nan must not be Inferred tr1m
these analogtes, the HIuls, ot which nug three
nre perfect AFFORD testimony fatal 10 this theory,
| having evidently Contained very volum.uoaH
btainP. TIC skulls are row IN the hands Of CON-
triiee Of 6asaEst, who are r.cpastos IN exhaust
I've genealogical report
The new military ha1bo., NiltelnshASen, Just
inaugu.Bted By the King Of Prussia, presents to
riew Eve separate harbors, with canals, Ruoes u
rtgulh.e the ttde, md an nfTaJ of DRY docks fol
| ordinary aud lron-casea vesse1A As gou approach
ly ahip you first IND yourself IN au artificial basin
| fnlked hy Immense granite moles, respectively
5000 and 9GGo feet long. THIS basin, called "thc
eht1arce, Is 200 ftct long AMI 80 wide, and lead:
TO the d1st sloice, 1872 feet long and e5 wide Tht
next basin, or outer harbor. IA 61o feet long and
400 ride; the second sluice. immediately behind
| aB long aud as wide as the nrst. Then there Iol
! lows canal, $500 feet long, ratJ1nx in widtt
\ from $50 10 los feet, and having about half WAY
| anothe. hartor for dredging steamer and a1mtal
cratt- This leads to the port par excellence, con
sisups Of 4 basin 1,2no feet long and 80 wide
With E1naI|er special oasIn for boats to the right
I The eer1i-of1cial Turquit, Constantiuople, sas.
tnat the E!cesoy Q. Egypt, In the matter Of tht
t SueZ Canal. "EiIes himself the alrs OF An inde
pendent sovereign and that be 'contemptuoutll
lgnoresr the suzerain rights OF the Pore A1lau
inc TO the report thst the object Of tho SiceroJf
European tour Is TO induce 'tOne OF the gEeat pow
ers to rAlsc Its consulate In Egypt To the RINK O.
allegation, and to negotiate with the o,her sigma
tares OF the Treat! Of Pa1is for the purpose OF Oh
taIniDg the naturalization Of the Suez Canal, tht
| 7tr7uis says that this woutd he " an act Of tres
son which would nullfJ al the privileges given K
| Egypt BY the Sultans, ~ wen u the concession
which Its governors only owed 10 the Geucroslt!
OF their srzeratns" :" ''Thc documents, II adds
"whIch will shortly be published will prove the
| tue Siceruy has been wanting IN The nrst ennai
tons Of respect to his suzerain, a7d It Will be ne
ceaary for the Sultan to correct the fault OF hl
v1ssa by himself rns,t'ng, IN an autograph letter
his allies to the inauguration Of the suez Canal