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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


Tic cala61;o World June, 1869 catholic Publ
cation House. -. -=s
We have not had an Opportunity to do more
than turn over a few leaves OF this number
But it strikes us the contents are more diversi-
fed, and the matter equal to any of it's prede-
cessoFs. So ks
Contcnts-spiritism and Spirits; Daybreak;
Good Old Saxon Waiting; The Supernatural;
Two Months in Spain during the late isevoiu.
ton: The Approaching Council; st. Mays;
A Nav Carol; st. Peter, First Bishop of Rone;
NRnturd t1fr55 sf-4att.s; es:ts1on
of Roses span lTa lie anu anu
Practise,i by the Chinese; New Publications
The Ne,c Ecciec'ic, June, 1869 'e-. -.'l
This number has q fine steel engraving of
! George Peabody, which, if true to the original,
| hears n strong resemblance to Dr. Newton
| Mercer of this city. Phneas Finn seems to be
kinterniinahle and we heartily wish he would
{ Keen to his retirement at Killaloe, where, we
are sorry to see by the opening chapter of this
! month he az did not throw himself into the
river from the Dukes garden" The remaining
articles are of the right stamp, and do credit
to the taste and Judgment of the editors Thls
magazine should find place on every centre
table in the land. = ~. &
AuericGR 4gricaltuyist, june, 1869. -, -.al.
! We have received an advanced copy of thi'
first of agricultural Journals and with our i'm
pressions, Of it's merits, feel somewhat con
strained in giving them expression, lest they
might be thought extravaganza. But the Im
portanco Of agriculttire as prime agent in de
yeloping the RESOURCES of the country, leads u
, TO point to the AEaericGn ,4gricaltuyist as tn
hrnost effective instrument in aecomph shin
f this end 1t is absolutely Indispensable t
every farmer who would labor intefltgentE
: Its pages are crowded with useful hlntsaan
suggestions, derived from praetIdal men, whic
t are impressed on the mind by q 1nuitituds
engrayipgs that speak more effecthulaliy to tn
), eye and mind than words can do. u so pc
( year. Orange Jndd SOieo., PAS broadway Se
J. York. -.fi.l t7lI. - ezLAaa
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Money Market

The Money Market proper ooAhGpes Apiet 9htL easy,
with only n moderate demand for on
Tai,er aud an atIt6 supply OF eiit pr me
banks liscppnt most OF the approved business per
their cstOniers, and ffee feruers on can
IN, abbptsp periods satisfactory cnalRteIalss We s
oneo 10 per cont PEI for notes Nltn 9itI
hrst class business paper VIII
out coateras ah6 4 cant pei month tSr gooo
al class business paper without eoILttt
= 4; old and GreenbacksAt the date OF our 1ist
dhS hiihred dollars in gold would have bought one
erl and slolaTs of our national ct
Gold il now quoted at i3s 70 i3si ,Amelisaa FitS'
I,ya IA 49, and NJ xican dollars 14JA TO ISL
Sterling Exchange has declined with tho ~
ld itf now dnoted atl50 to 152 franes . 80 to' o.
Sctv 6rk xeharge par per cent discount 5k
state Warrauts selling az 75c on the dpiiAr'
CITY Treasury notes IS to % per cent discouh" a
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Z STEEI. q Co.-'Ihis firm has struck upon n
novel ideathat Of putting mp elegant ba4 of station
ery with enysoPes etc stamped with Any desired M
once recognized. Tare ularly by tbo .te svins-1
Call Steel s. Co.'S ~ Camp street where this neat box
may procured fo1 fifty cents. i'- i''7Ni'' -.
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7 w. Long, of the Msu1mpth News Depot,
corner of Love Music streets Third District has
80, The atest atious sucb the New FORK Weet
noe r rjI,iIS and Ger5id New York Weekly Scientific
Imerican, Irishman Emerald Weekly sun sgtnrdiSS
Night Waveriy Magazine BlnUet OF she SoutI' any
MANY other paIisrs The lower part OF tho CITY shou
extend liberfi patronage to the iTew enterprise.
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Retail Markets.

reef Texas 10 70 t3s Mutton IS to e9c Pork,
a9c Veal per b. Chickens, dressed % to JUG InF
keys, e. 81 to 81 Eggs p to 4oe v dozen. IT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OLD INFA LIBLE.
OVER THIRTY YEARS BEFORE THEPuALrd

= Dr. MoLANE'S
c L E i1sds All D. " & MtFuGE .oE
The Safest and Most RelllSls worn Destroyer ia@s
4 No nrStSsis Snrsssyy shOasid 30 watRSSf ID. oG
= sAre your children ailng now Z
Have they Continual richins 81 tho Nosea 's'lfR
z Have tieS Appctitss S4s9t0
Have they Swollen Abdomsa ~ = 70 .'sa
Have they afutrsd Tongue and Tasts q
+ GIVE. TIIEM McIAsSIE yERAiIrUGE. 1i ','is
Have they Offensive Breath and Headache I,
Have theya Gnawing Sensation in the s.enaehf9 as
Have they Disturbed Syep. With grinding Of thetccth
Have they Temporary Rlnducss and Deanessf ,sSa
Il = GIVE TFEnf McLANE's ivERAItFUGE.s siegsA
/" Be IN time Delays = p159e2
% McLANEs ,vERafIEUGEs I..ts1' it,,,5.
Is nodanserous candy. aI0 hgn no 5tIse4astla
b. McLANE's vERnFUGEs salsG sie&s
may given the tendcress infrHs ragea afut al
ri BE spre you get DR.. @. AfcI1ANEaS cElBBRATEnaT
I yERMfFUGE. as.sld ~ast .siyHgtEstsoi 81 sIasnaa
None sshuae ssftbeasthe signature 9df
r ,snemaip3 to aneT ffsrNING BRpFffEhs.isl
SOLD an osettSe World u g4y io issihaf aaai nj
9SsEH|EoHsP B ESSs Bort G sIi
BY j. aEGKN; n Aurtaonesr- onicssNs fsasfavsers
ssisss WIN = ss 2 .
.ss 1s:s;:a as;: ss::'s's
Hat Racks, Double and Single Safes, Mattrasses CAxr
ssss Ss ss ss'is' s
0 States aaa
iIoREMfuM REEAIaNsAtPs a3sf 3ua,fA .l,aa.Y91F
f..$ s5.yt -
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Parents or guardians wishing 20 engage the
soices oF music teacher will please read Ms. LaIn-
borns card in this paper who Ors hebest reierencea
as to standing and capacity - #
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

,RAS D.EsET E fH a4A IRE soaa, ltaa,4.
y1a" Glqu For the Beneas Of the 5FaF. ~
ST. MAsI,sl EEMALEI ORPHAN ASYLUM,
20 AND SCHOOL, OF c4RRoLtToN, os;5nl
To 30 held at the carro1lton and iasens
gfez .shelsth until the ssa of yaneE 1907 1ao i
.,1a4j TICKETS. FIFTY. CENTS aEa ,i3
myd2
HALL Il HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BENEYos
LENT AssocIATIoNs-aTha Regular Meetings of this
Association will take place on the frat and third
THURSDAYS of each month, at 7sb'clockF. NJ, atths
Schoclhouse Aasigny strAet, between Casaclso and
Great1nen streets Third Disarics5 iisi!@ ,''rlTs>
fea,iy Do>,iiq ROBERT BARTLEY. Secretary:
4 AsELAafAtN \ co. '',', ~ ..'9 ~; ~
t'5tHl' 2dl ~ hat~ -2rs''st'i; rHE'! "a ,''lta
..Al Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealers in al 80
.1ls4y,Sg E5i 9YU@ss -'-.k +U0 c..rZ. L;,i'fyf.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY. GOODS,
.,Ii.s.ft J9i .lnHY 4.d4 ia ANS ,li=+t ~ ~
-, ID, ys.-,. cosrnuE TO oFFFR, jeiif I'm. "
7aas - a.,aH ssii .i14tIltai3.i r--F3 u Tfa t4
IMMENSE STOCK OF sEAsoEABLE GOODS
! .,l5eL i,g' 5ItJa s- a!Ii4-y -sHI .Esii.q- Z Ga
! AT Unprecedentedly. Low Prices, -.n
| b #f.h 81 ss4,.iIa,r Il s s4tg. ~ 9aF .leiii,
| Oh .atr - III --TTi3a ia seJlaHn 5r7Ty
Their grsat advantages of Buying ana seliihs for
CASH OILY Lgatnqss Of Expenses aud having
shreud Buyer Watching the HIIsat9 9df 1T iDq 'ri
AZ .'.'o. NEW, oRk ~ To-, en-" d,
ARE EXTENDED TO THEIR PATRONS
II - sl..Es1d I5IiBu -i.iI t3RH tz}si = )h3mHtos
I .lrolHt z. i2sa1-s-+-+3 iiH'{ a2,.si ,ata.s.
Il l...uaF g. fe 'usL1ja3 syti tiHIiJ "a LgIIS -!
Ss6 and sss Magazine street ,Iirr -sS and y
-.itle7 -,a corner Of ST. Andrew street sd a; +
. my39 IT. -----------44--4-.
esAfITH a. MoKENNAT 81 Il.lisG0s 5H,ti-
~. i.'...7r az I.'oa a.. ..aigsL ''IE 40
81 Wholesale GRocERs, IL ',,,,,
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ia. zs4fEDI sIE4Ik sLS1,e 80 ? Etti I AitE
--rffa. ~ ars 81 ~ fJ..s BE. ia 2. -'BiH ,E
brd si4,ia Uk So 5I;t-ElfSH 4Ai@t.a tEa ssith''"
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rs1r. s1F .sfil.t-a. p
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!
1,sp,,,rM pgs,,Is Ns,,Ie.
HhA''A a Ehsaess, 49, s'@, , ;l'a,olt
&c ,sI5y,t, '----,-,,.,55y .tI-,, ts
FACTS sor y. r F FOR rHE s PUBLIC apc.f
. : 10 - Iil9is d -T'tsF l1.ggg,es 5e,7f.s f1rs,
g@s 5F,g 4, 10 "a.a ,is3I"t 9sn i,is
During ihe late Msehancs and Agricultural Feir.st
,hs ss sy s mi a sas ss sasS s
an in this city had taken the prizss
the best and also Tor the best prcsica
Of IN Az establishest toes ainEie przo for Rsnmaf
sR 81 apy as xsr
i PROF. 81 DE posssr esDmsrsla, On
Sass fss e. sss :. :,
sTssss Ne ss1s SILVER for
awarded ne 90 Special Prise fof any aadsR
M CONNIE real coti,es
xssssa I Il R Priss fSr b a.
01 YR s5sss M5s teeens Professor d Dor
s Sss Few saTSss 4 Silver Modal
EItse Ss SSss then
never n any way
afsa u S..a e a sss.l
msat. ssSs q paSs and we're
Ss & ndss &c e els
rfassor OF THAT yrcclyeu an hon0rnbia
mention fof renaa.hip nor I. there siele stass,s
or rToiessor 5Sm w. ~ wnssoas asaacssr oh
outb has for tho past two Sundays put forth renews6
t tSe so sna' i0 II n parties bu tho Sss @
h nsi' d 5Ss sh S,rs aa Se so!s q w
clre1%P, Ia
the Fairs fsr the past SIN when in truth snlg
sfsF saa b s f s
Ssisg Ssa i Ne
awarded Professor Dolbesr gellege fSss
the best uluainated Pcnmapship THAT estahlish99nt
e sss 1s seem aad G
WAS NEWER IN THAT f0 az YnaI
"a -fiodI "a 10 sDtBgs,l - sstli,f3l9a tnTit1asd
q '5tgT5f M u Isl NM m U7Ti,iIiia iJdn,4
ri AT The last afrs tuaents ana Profassorsdf
PoLsEsk SIX Psz W. ffS ssI e
ala and the prizes of $40 and So and ONE HON0isAs
oav Psae and Three HepsEaplo Mon gaas Chs lowest
apk 81 VII With sd sisg
bosstea God 1aedat snssalesi Ya not AWARDED
T.. , tg Of H., STATE Sbefa isfs NO coMpr rrrioN
hence no fHsfii in Win priaa the o,eoe
abs e M5issHa p s thy
$sss ] s sssss
ssre an s1a III shs states
AXE s ei Xxx pa,c must lassi
blStbe In favor on at Istitution which israues tie
=, even tenor Of is way sats6od TO- base a claims y
patronage essentially upon its inertia. With this,
q We ufosS tho aboYe stAtementof u 9III.s 5a,ls
IL 81 IL q IEIf1IRES AMn EAGIs:
Il y f1UTsIANA srArE FAIR oFlIs6s .faaT AT I
s. La 10 ,n49ftG6E si'fYaFI4 IL tftii gha1
Fl ssz74i5
4 -, re- . N, 4 ma,
& III y - rG'I'i1f oqs1
o, | BIZ II i!Gnf NIA GESS ~ WtN4Ay .ssDifg8It
ke M No q tar6o trest near ican;sl Strestgosr
To- gl''aslg 70 t.+z145i iht 10 II al ) altKtfBa
oR ~ = % :,,iI
lu LADIES' AND GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES
I n TRUNKS VALLSES AND BAGS.
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'15r'e 14.a-v 10 tsa w ftn s7erfs s1 5 .r. 10 ses
4ritt-iI dsEarf
insrntFC ssaarrgl lts.sI $40 $50 yalt -g3ayli
p. go b4sI w5' 20. p5eaiE3 ~ - .gatned
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FAcrs, NOR FICTION; FOR THE. PUBLIC.

d 70 ss,H EH{3H 70 gFB9E lssS9ssgs E,i5f8' lfas
-2HaIeIl ali1 I.3Iis-----g bIIA .la9it,t s,anial,
, 1869-05-02

coming n.ore and more neoess!tJ: There Il
s ~ e faaf e. = sfs Z Iii On the
trimming. Meanwhile, We patiently 1dt teae-
q1 .ssn 5 aass Us sa gResE sy ~ gssa 'cse,
quite common eustn for medium: :atzed per-
son; SKY inches make pretty and graceful
On IS st1est Nd snort tas otaer for - sttesnoon e.
Gnd trai1 md with . hall- light basqume, without
1tnfng, xefs shown ss Desirable 6utts for summer
edged win buck saitn. Alpaca hss Ind its da7 ;
10 part WITH 4 With regrek Tor It hfa been q. sex
yicszhle friend. and there are Raany who Will yet
With single wort-1aasse. But tho extremists
iouisrd, eAt.e and English 1alking sultt for g.
" #niss f suits am.lar to those worn List summer
will be N regk saIs summer. Tight short bas.
qutnes va b more fashionable than Lelsed-sn Gat-
Hoops arc not 10 BE- WON with travelling or cat-
Hsge dress, bat arc nscesszz5 for walking OF even
The upper skrt has become necessity rs much
a. the under oae, but 1t is not necessary that II
ahould b. Of the sa1ne material SILK can always
win fovlaa taie mn Il 4 cod, serene AMI
g.esw, sna t's t3ins - hana4soas'J xlth
H',s e.sps % a.o 1Ssas Sss,1.ole o. nf pau ss toss
for bEde IS coNMdhle Win the peace and purity
Of welded 5oust. Too many matrimonial harris
arc stranded high md df5 BY wtise satin and
point lace.
Saaow rDnon Of black yelvet Is much worn
around the neck NTH half high dress On these
ribbons afs strung locket, Or heatt, Of crpss,
which comes tightly 70 the rhruat Necklaces are
again tu yo4ne. and the Inevitable aud uh!quttou.
peaH bead has fe1ppeared IN danntiess prpfusion.
Jet chains worn ID numerous strands, arc IT,
ported hJ 5ouuK ladies'. Green kid boots Of MI
new and cons1tcuons shades, have been imported
by the Dealers The heels nre AZ high and tor.
turtnR as eEer bot a. there Is nothing invented BY
laahion which N American cannot or viii not
wear. our beIea perform an hourly penance, 10
which the dried peas In the saoes OF ticvo:cc
would be pleasure. i se!{-tnnlcted purXatory Is
sometimes q paradise
Downs, Mss CAN'T, D. A Ilewes and Others
, 1869-05-02


Since changes have been made of Post
Muster, Assessor md Collector, in this city,
hundreds, and perhaps thousands, Of men
nre running around the streets importlnins
everybody supposed to have auy influence
to write letters nf Recommendation in their
bchnlf or IN sign petitions 70. their ap.
lx'intnient to some deputy ct clcrk.hip,
The ohiee-sseking mNnia sases fea-fullr
al,out these dAya- AS niue-tenths OF
tie applicants must necessarily be r'is-
appointed in,tead Of appointed,
fortnight hence the town will be full VI
sore-leads, threatening never nsain 10 vote
fer Gsant CT The Republican ticket, because
they were not Ill provided with Offices aud
enabled to live 1T the public expense. Such
In The sclhshness aud unreasonablencss Of
men.
iIo;'aantle Of citizens ART writing letters
and signing Recommendations who do not
want the persons they recommend nppoint-
cd; bst they write and sign rather than
refuse, and thereby give personal offence,
ard some Of them, after putting their names
to petition or writing = commendatory
letter, send "conhdential" note to the
officer, informing him that their candidate
is not fl for the place, or that they don't
want him appointed
1t is stated in the papers, without CONTRA
diction, that Of the twen.y-one Senators
who asked President Grant 10 sppoint Mr..
Pile, Of st, Louis, as Minister to Brazil, fet
u them voted against his confirmation,
and thereby defeated him. The General
appointed man for that mission who be
did not believe was snited for it, il defer
ence to the demand Of half the Republican
Senators, and thsseupoa 6ro u tho 3euus
, 1869-05-02

Sided tha nnr+w .1,;.;
that he v.s the ,as1 n.4o, eoem ooala enow
were intended wbr ~ ~. - - .r.y saon lney
and specific In.tmct;oa ane.., ' ~ p1eelSe
Postmaster with hi. oth., - auots.;s,.. ~ '0 e1
Il nis easv for . nore,n ho1s;n. ~
tant official no.;t;on ~ 90 eans.s,a - ,upos-
raon1at;o, a, ~ ,a.n.-,. =. -" u
nnrnnc, ,n5 ~on.t;as, :. eaoue ~. ~
tbnt poa+,,.t., ehs-~.s a.sN, - '1.S spirit
matter If ,ba po,.,hI;.ss - |ae nAl
r,,,vr,;t+an la. -, r' e'eso central
DIV a. II In IA 1oos - 1a..an M ~a, o9o quan-
notifying tha ~, ,,,;t+as ~ ~ ' 1'nont
do so. whereby ! larrs nn,n,.a. ~ aon "s 70
tant letters. eonve,ino no,;oe~ " ~ u4pof'
meet;noa .ra-a 49, " pubic
the business Of the conn,;tta. t,,s aoa
into confusion. The e.cus. rsn,..as ~
This act was that tho letters and aocnm.ats ~
wnre not, prepaid. Thav bore tha t.srI 1 -
Hon. n. B. Judd, placed upon the, IN
hand stamp BY his autbor;trL. ~. 49,
which prcvailcd among all persons snt;t,ss
to the frankine privilege ;ncl.a;na a ~
pce.rr,u4.. ce,.ui tue
, 1869-05-02

We obsezvc growing disposition, on the
part Of the Democratic papers in all parts
of the Union, to speak well Of General
Butler They still abuse him, and
call him "the beast" but their abuse has
far less malice or bitterness than formerly.
Some Of them begin to exhibit tokens Of
admiration for Benjn1uin in general, while
still denouncing him in particular, as wit
ness the following from one Of the most
virulent copperhead prints in the West
ar. nutler is q man OF ! most tndefaeeable
any Of the varied departments OF action. AT one
ons time, he y controlling spl1it In national
cunsenuon; at another, he IS at the head Of .
enemy. "A criminal iAWJer one day, Democratic
politician, the next; he then becomes captain.
md ten re civil and military Governor OF IN
II there be any interval n the extended panut
OF human cflurt which he haa not occupfed. Of
toochsa TO-. . upon ths public does not know il He
question He has passed from RrrcEinrdgo
Democrat TO Radical Of the fauauciEm Of John
he yet 60 wrought npon the feelings Of Iii synpa.
thi1ers, 80 managed himself. 80 controlled pubuc
opinion, that each defeat has, in some tneIplicz-
friends aud given him add!tionai issor among bis
supporters Like some neurological character,
each fall tms refreshed him. Dallb Blnn Fort Fisher
below the James River, were all scaudalous recoris
Of butie1's ability; and yet thoagh beaten, baG-
ned, "tsottled," he iseued stronger from eaeh
failure; and by some miraculous stroke OF policy
tsa1cemed himself In cases where other men, less
daring, lnsolent, and sef-reliant would have failed
bcyond remedy. Full OF contradictions. be ius-
tines, to 40 lnoonslderahle e1tent the antipodean
opinions entertained Of him In New Orleans and In
Massachusetts,. &c Is truly the beast Of one and
the intellectual dentSod Of the other. His career
is the fathfpl refex ol his conpositon. It Is %
1nfHS ~ LI.-
acttye brain, and his tep1lslye face and his un.
galn1y figure"
, 1869-05-02
MILITARY xEM8.
items From lieutenant General
ShcKtdau's Headquarters,

The news at General shendaus headquarters
yesteruaJ Was as tollo14: The recent order from
tho War Department relative to re0uit1pu has
created IN impression IN aoma uiude that ne
amy Il TO be p1aced On 62r footing. whereas Il
s only Intended 10 ill the p.acea Of tnen whose
term Of service las expired. Major General scho.
neld reports to the Headquarters in ttls city that
~ recruits ATT required 70 Ill the Third Infantry
Infantry Is to be consolidated with Companies 4.
{, 3, and Of the Thirty seventh aud the F1fth
Infantry Mlth Companies b, D, G. H and & Of the
Troops q and I, Tsnth United s.ates carslu.
enworta = Fort hodge. ''''A'' '''''' Law
ent of he te sss ore1ed fns me foI]sns n7E
changes IN tn.cc stations Of rrops Of ihs Fitst
United Statea Infantry: : NV
c6Pssg SsRasaI s5 III Fl EsSss %ss,s g Fe
company b, u Fort Graiiot, aud Company b. al
In1t Wayne: to FoEt brady; Company +, at Fort
Mayne, to F9st Aaeanac: Company p, from For;
Gratpt to Fort Wayne; Cotupsnias G, from Fort
n Mnayne' snd g, from Dea1botaviuc, Mich, to Fort
:. Mc3et Df{sadles General VI. D. Hardin s re.
AeYed from duly as Judge Advocate Of The De-
{aFiment pf tie LakHA. aud ordered to proceed to
FoIs Porter, u1alo New lori and report % Inc
rs hsan esttmation Of General Hardin ~ zealous
blCFct AdJCE icnefM Joseph a. MoHCr rnports
the Organization Of tho Twentv v-nflh InfontrT rs
follows: Colonel Jossph A. Mower; Le1tenant
Golonel Edward ". Kinks: Major, Zcnas r bliss.
The regiment Is now ut New Orleans.
Drrvct Major General {. 4. Woods, Lieutenant
Colonel Fifth United States Infantry, Is ordered to
assume command OF Fort Hays
The Chicago Club has extended lts cpurtesies anil
hosrltalIlles to General Sheridan and HtaG THIS
Ia right, and the club Will be amply rewarded
ny !,,l the g company ot such gallant loll5, whole
VIII ba ornamental Several aso unmarried and
VII, nc douht, create dutter on the avenue
among the ladies' NTH hearth wholo1 and 1anc,es
free,
, 1869-05-02

The notorious Cora Pearl ia in prison.
| Ole Bull intends to mike trip, ne1t fall
1 to Larland- 1''@s
The Mount Cents Tunnel viii he com.
pleted BY the 1st Of Jauusry, 1871
iictonen Sarllou received, Last wear.
$4,000 francs "a tza,ien.rs On his plara
George Sand announces two new uoyel,
and = play.
GaElbaldia novel il in the han,Is of the
printer.
Naz1n1 il wealthy; be spends nearly his
WhoA income for revolutionary purposes.
The King Of Belgium is an ardent bota-
niat. Ills hezha1ium Ia enc Of the nnesr in Eo,o3e
There were fifty -four candidates for the
North German Consulate General It New Yozk.
Prnssian Ministers receive less than half
~ large salary as the French Xlnistcrz,
One of Marshal AlcMahoa's Adiutauts
WIS Colonel Of srbel regiment during the Amest-
ican war.
By the new arrangement with his German
publtshcrz, charIes Dickens reccres al,oat twelve
hundred tha1e0 Jear from tia! country.
The OTleans Princes are said to have sub
scEtbed one hundred AMI h!sJ thousand lFaocs TO
the campaign fund Of the French opposition party.
It is curious coincidence that all the
present Ministers Of the Emperor Of Russia hsd
German n11fherz.
Rossini's widow has informed the poor
people Of PauE, to whom her husband gavc weekly
aims that she Is unable 10 assst then, any longer:
A French humorist says that Gitari1in is
the fox. Provost Pal.dol the ton, and I.aal de
Caszagnac, the hog Of she Partsian press-
There arc low twenty-n,ne wealthy Amer
lean nrms In Hamburg, and nearly n m.ay In
Bremen.
Poor old Field Marshal Beneaek is writ
lus his merors- They will lorna work Of ..v-
e.al volnrea
The great Parisian dence.house, Chateau
lc E1errs, paid It's owners laat 5ea1 dividend Of
lis PER cent !
Anton Rubinstein cleared last year, in his
piano concerts, ia;,ooo rounies, probably the |
largest SUN ever realized by pianist IN twelve
mouth
Napoleon the Third never buys novels for
hts private library, while the Empress purchases
neAry a the works Of tnas class that are publishe
IN Paris,
Victor Emanuel has sent two thousand
cort.s to Tie committee thst has cha,ge OF the
monument in honor Of the Archduke and En-
peror AA1tuIliau.
Richard Wagner wept for joy when he
heard that his opeIa, "IuenzL'' had achieved |
FesJ brilliant success Ia Faris IT. tae Thcas1e L.
rquc.
A great many bets hare been offered and
:aken, In Vienna, that Count yop Best VIII be re-
moved from the Austrian Cabinet before the Is, OF
Tune.
The Empress Eugenia will not I've ad-
ns,ed to the Emprcsa Cariotsa during her tin to
Her phynctzns have declared thai such
! visit might have very dangerous consequences,
james Watson Webbs story that it was
,e who induced Napoleon to promise to eyacuste
Mexico At sn eassy day is neFc{lesly rtdtcnled by
Influential organs Of the continental press
Nine Of the Parisian dailies paid their
'gps's pzQa.1 d91to* ~ p1se tMee month"; Q1 Il: