, 1869-05-02

was provoking III many respects. Hwas bad
enough not to hear; but then 70 think that our
ideal II female oratoIy should not have learned
The q, h, of elocuuonaEy aS1 namely, That clear
and distinct articulation alone can form SURE
has.s for effective public speaking, WAS still more
provoking"
Prince Frederick Charles Of Prusst, has
pretty wife, but loved pretty actress The r11n-
ccss went In person to her husbands mistress and
told her Ene ought 10 be ashamed OF herself The
actress was greatly confuscs., and imr'osrd the
Princess to forgive hcr, declaring that she would
never Zee the Prince again The Prince, how
ever, managed to pcnetEnte to her agntn, and the
renewal OF the Ic*on having reached the eats Of
he Princess, she appealed to the King, who told
Frederick Charles that he must Lchavc himself or
ulhcrN re leave the Court
The mt story about the suicide OF Command
daat 1houvenet, IN Talis+ Was Incorrect He had
IN intrigue with a married xnman CT rank IA
Ducness9, and she had ~hccdled him into incur
ring pccunla!y obligations which he found HIM
self Unable to discharsc. whcrcapon he made
nis NAY to her chamber, u q m, reduced hinl-
.sli to GfAalilk, woke her up, tOll her that she
hstl dl*honoreA him hy making him forfeit his
wcn!, and that be world dlshnncr ncs by maE-
.nS Lct forfeit ler reputation, and proceeded 10
bow his br-tns out Tie Duchess went 70
lunatic nRyl1m-
seaa.or Joseph C. Abbott, OF North Carolina,
tim much p.ios1ety Of late, WAS born and passed
mos, u ais life In New Hampshire uc was pub
lisscr OF the Manchester American for several
years, and was Afterwards connected with The
ios,on lEcss Al tho outbreak OF tne rebellion he
he'll the position Of Adjutant General OF New
Hampshire, and Inter became Colonel Of tho scr-
| cath New Hampshire Regiment He was breretc0
lrise.lier General and at tho close Of The
l wsf sct,lcd In North Carolina, where he WAS
elected to the Cnlted States Senate for the abort
term. expiring in ISL ... ....
When the Reformed Presbyterian Synod sus-
1 pended George Il. Stuart for singing hymns con-
ta1y to the church regulation which prcscrbes
that psalms shall on1y be used In public worship,
! tho reformed PTcsbyte1y Of Philadelphia refused
| to recognize Tic suspension An attempt VIE re-
| Gently made BY the church session to Induce tha
Second Reformed Congregation. Of PhllAdelPhla,
70 withdraw from the preshJtesJ, and thrs signify
| It's opposisou 10 Nj. Stuart. 1t has. howcreE,
voted Unanimously To remain In Inc psesb,te15,
and to ceusurc the session for its course
In late number OF Inc Ldste7Ht. Roehfor says
that EugencB famous trip 70 Amiens. IN the yeE
1ss and her VISIT on that occasion to the Choses1
Hospital tn th4t city, werc '.put up" adair The
room In which shc presented cups Of ch4momilt tea
TO persons supposed TO suffer from the cholera VII
nlct with healthy fenoxB who had been ecushi II
the Police at teen francs each to play the cholera
patients In the presence Of the EmPTcsA AZ fos
he women who, On tn1t occasion, tore pieces lfom
the dre1 Of the Empress In order TO preserve tnena
Il relics, Rochesort nays that they voFe hired ~
twenty francs each. nnd that thy performed tneif
patti with 70 little skrl NJ not "a deceive esen tbs
tne bystande1a Rochefott, 1t nssd hardly b sssd,
IL not On the most trendly terms with fae 6ona-
l parties.