The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-06-22

"A L. oteWarL mas no sign upon either
of his colossal establishments
Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has chosen
Hamburg as her permanent residence.
The family Of the late Irish novelist,
William Carlton, are said to be in abso>
Lutte want.
Mrs. Gen. Lander will pass the sum
mer at Lynn, Mass, near the famous
Nahant beach. 40 aa4s5 70 9ast
Miss Yonge, author Of the Heir Of
Redclyffe,' is reported as giving signs
of insanity. a1sta1 9sa- 14 *a
John Taylor, the farmer and friend Of
Daniel w ebster. died at Franklin, N. Fl.
on the 2lst ult.i 10 ssTa anza sIe3
Capt. John Ericsson, the inventor Of
the monitor tarrets. returned an income
of but 81, 229 for 1868. ..s. ;6
Queen Victoria was fifty on the oath
ult., and the day was universally observ-
ed throughout the New Dominion.
a Senator Sumner has refused $4,000
for his house In Washington, for which
he paid half that sum a year ago.
.Reverdy johnson, according to the
London Saturday Review, was bred in
world as extinct as the glacial period
0. L. c. Haghes, colored man, has
established a paper at Harrisburg, Pa,
which is devoted to the interests of the
colorcd race.
James NJ. Mason, ex>rebel Commits
sioner, was in Baltimore during May
1t was his first visit to this country since
his release from Fort Warren. Daa zaa
Senator Hendricks Of Indiana has re-
Gently purchased for six hundred doll
lars mik-white horse which is de-
scrlbed as handsome as a picture
l9q Lewis Lewis of Piperville, Wis, has
a son who surpasses Tom Thumb, being
twenty-nine and half inches high and
weighing but eighteen pounds.
A young lady who had faith enough
in young mans word to travel three
thousand five hundred miles to marry
him, was Hartford's first passenger over
the Pacific Railroad eds af sga-g
A Sheffield (England) cutlery estab.
lishment has presented to ex-Secretary
Seward a splendid pen-knife, with a
star for each State in the Union set in
gold upon the ivory handle. 10 sa-ti
Gen. Robert Anderson, of Fort Sum
ter fame, has gone to Europe, as his
salary was inadequate to his support in
America. His private library was sold
just before his departure.
Senator Nyc, Of Nevada, sin the name
of God and the people of the Pacific
slope;' has invited Senator Summer to
make trip over the Pacific Railway.
The Peace Jubilee at the Club" is pronoun ce
| complete success. Boston has gene and done it
Big Drum-much sc-President-little talk, and
so on. Fine-glorious- every body satisfied, graf
flied, edited and notified. p ~. r1- fEzrrs
There are 5000 printing houses in the United
States, OF which New York State has 4I7
At Fall River Massachusetts, the cotton mills man
| rfacture $4,000 miles of cloth yearly
One Leipzig publisher sold 10000 copies of cheap
German translation of Uncle Toms Cabin.
The following notice is posted in Paris concert
cafe: Ladies reques ted not to smoke in this
room.
One Henry Robinson advertises himself in the the.
atrca papers singist, musicist and mech anical
donkeyist.'
highly intelligent reporter the other day, in writ
ing up funeral, said 'The people passed in rev lew
before the corpsev til -lsss51sle1 -
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has imported wheels from America and is now pr e
| pared to build light carriages on our models.
| We noticed fellow yesterday wearing very large
ring with brilliant setting; but he it in rather
queer place for a ring-around his eye.-Houston
| Telegraph. so ~ Ssh -s
Paul de Cassagnac is Paris editor, who has been
called liar 500 times, has been spit in the street
Times, has had his pulled times, and been 4
times horse whipped.
| "A history of Boston is going the rounds, which
describes Faneu Hall the original Solomon tenn
pie, and Boston Common as the garden of Eden with
modern improvements The city is named after the
| Boston Cracker.
Says far off Exchange: Our lady readers, inter-
esed in the prevailing fashions, will be glad know
that at frontier ball, recently, noted Indian belle
appeared in hoop skirt ornamented with fox tails,
and waist of yellow flannel, slashed with stripes of
| buffalo hide. fr .-tss
| "A subscription paper pres ented to wealthy
French manufacturer, who subscribed 20 franc S.
Twenty francs said the lady presenting the list:
why your son has subscribed 50 francs sThats all
very we,' replied the manufacturer my son has
| rich father, and can afford it. - d. f.s..-s rs
London Fun reports that the Peace Society is con-
sdering the feasibility of reducing the hight of the
Alps below the line of perpetual snow. The reason
for wishing to do this is that at presen. these noun
tains endanger the peace of Europe. They give rise
| to piques, and produce GOODNESS betw cen FIR ance
Switzerland and Italy, aa.fh rv lE '@
Daniel johnson was killed in an affary
with George Bray in Union County
Ind, last Friday It is said that a
fued had existed between Bray and
| Johnson for some time, and the former
had been heard to threaten the life Of
| the latter. o." -+
The old cellar south of Jason Ham,
building, with some work in cleaning
out and REVEALING, will be a good toun-