The New York herald., 1869-11-19
Personal MOVEMENTS.
Eugene is Lesseps' second cousin.

Eugene ia Lesseps' second cousin.
Louis Napoleon s to winter IN Nice.
One OF the Rothschilds is sick, ana his physician
orders him u trip TO America.
Tne Yale Navy has received gift Of $3.50 for Ave
y ears to enable her to beat the Harvard.
A man who saw Major Andre executed is still
living ut Hanover, Rock county, Wis.
The private library OF the great French historian
Theirs Is said TO be valued at more than 100000
francs.
The late Lord Derby was indebted for his graceful
Evolutionary power TO the lessons OF ms step grand.
mother, Mias Farren, the celebrated actress.
The oldest OF the great living composers is DOUBT
less AuDer. But ne ls still gay and merry, and he
says that eighty six summers nave bleacned his locks.
A singular circumstance has occurred In Upper
Austria. All the teachers are on strike for higher
salaries. The scholars are having high cid time
Of it,
man in Waldoboro. Me-, zealously cares for
hatchet which, In the hands Of stawart Indian IN
l740, WIS driven into his Rrandfather's skull. IL
must be a pleasant thing TO have III the family.
Some ingenlous ParIsian dandy has discovered the
sword OF Joan Of Arc. and he ls said to have abun-
dant proof IN his possession to prove Its authenticity
lie has boen offered an immense sum ior this relic.
Erianger, the French banker who sympatbized
the cable instead OF ailaying pubic opposition here
has been decorated by William oil Prussia.
The wickcdest man In the world must live In
Nashua. n. Il. ON Tuesday night he demolished Q
monument IA a cemetery lot belonging TO Colonel E.
J.. Emerson, the Poce Justice. and then broke into
fragments little cross over the grave OF hs grand
Child.
Winnie Ream, who made q statue OF President
Lincoln IN Of the rooms OF tue Capitol at Wash
ington, has gone to Rome 20 dnish her studies. She
made busts in Patis OF Mrs. Fremont and Gustave
Dore, and the latter Is said 70 have taken great
interest IN her.
An old Lousvllian was recently divorced from his
wife, playful creature Of sixteen, because sae put
q Cat into his bed. He Immediately married again.
and his second wife has had him placed under bonds
because he threatened TO beat her for refusing TO
give him sugar IN his whiskey.
N upn
curing European immigrants TO Alabama, ana calls
upon the men or the State, who have poured out
their and blood like water for their section
and STATE 70 aid MIN IN his humble efforts 10 de-
veiOp, to regenerate to disenthraE that beautiful
land. bequeathed them by tner fathers.
ON the night Of the 30th ult. two young ladies In
Hannibal, Mo-, retired for the night, when one hav.
Ing gone 10 bed. the other put out the light and
jumped hastily into bed their heads coming to-
eether with such force tnat the frst was knocked
senBeicss. ana remained SO for some two hours and
until alter medical assistance was called In.
Mr. Gladstone, 1t appears. employs hymnody'as
relief to parliamentary borcS. On the authority OF
Mr. iilingworth, NJ. r., the Premier once remarked
III reply TO friend sympathizing with him ihe
dreary debates, II have not much time for reii-
gous exercises curing the session used to have
and VIII show you what d0.n Putting his hand
into his pocket, he withdrew some papers, and added
"Last uight we had a long debate. and ! occupied
the time IN ranslatlng into Greek, as you see, the
hymn, ''Rocx OF Ages"
Letters received by members Of Mr.. George Pea
bodys family, up TO some I'VE days before his DEATH
state that ne was happy ana resigned and, indeed,
very cheerful lie mad said for score OF years. II
have PRAYED daily to God TO spare my lire to carry
out the work was endeavoring In my feeble way
to accomplish aud lie has done It," Mir. Peabody
leaves an only brother, jeremiah ID. Peabody. now
living Oh farm near GAINESVILLE OhIo where ne has
resided for some forty years. George II. Peabody,
OF the firm OF Jenkins, Vnie & Peabody, nnd Arthur
J. Peabody Of the frm OF Charles Scribner h Co.,
his only nepnews or relatives In New York city
MIR. Peabody left an immense fortune to his rela
tives, far beyond the amount gong tue rounds OF
the papers,