, 1870-06-16

Juan prim don't trust spaniah loans, but ir-
vests in 5-2Os.
-A scholarship in memory Of Sir Walter
Scott il to be founded in the University Of
Edinburgh Seotland.
-Fi!omena, the girl violiniat, has eloped with
Spaniard, member OF Dodworth's Band.
Or. uenriette, tho Berlin lady dentist, who
graduated in March, 1869. ut philadelphia, il
now in Berlin, and has large prnctice.
Prince Pieuo Napoleon, it is said, will
spend next autumn among the Rocky Noun
tains, hunting and fishing. He is an adept at
shooting.
-Roquep!au used to measure tho availability
of plays with smoke. "Your vaudeville
is too long hy two cigars, was his common
criticism.
-Four lecturers have chosen Joan Of Arc as
q subject for next season-Anna Dickinson,
Rev. Rowland Connor.
Ono OF the gifts Of Charles Dickens, which
will always reflect credit upon him, was =
donation Of 81 700 sent to Dr.. g. G. Howe, Of
Boston, to be expended in printing for the
blind copies Of Old Curiosity Shop"
The Greek Government is 10 give Mrs.
Lloyd, whose husband WAS killed by the brgi-
Ands, pensionssof e., 1,000.
"A private letter from Hon. ". Il. Seward,
dated Auburn, juno I. to q friend, says; "sIy
health received a somewhat soyero shock in
coming down tho mountains from Mexico. 1t
but it requires more care than heretofore"
Tho Nortter'. H'hi9 states that there is no
doubt whatever about tho correctness of the
report, referred TO the other day, that the
Irineo Of Wales is about to purchase Tolly
more Park, the seat Of the Earl Of Roden, in
the County Of Down, ireland.
Hon. David A. Wells Las received from
Governor Hoffman the offer OF tho appoint-
ment to be one OF three Commissioners to re-
yise the laws for the assessnent aud collec-
tion Of ta1es in New York. The other Com
misaioneru arc Lucius Nobinson aud Edwin W.
Dodge.
The death ia announced Of ~ Roede1er.
the wel-known champaign ne manufacturer, aud
Of II. Mofeau dc Jonues. just died at the ago
Of 49, NJ. Jonnes had been tho Aid-de-Camp
Of General uoche, At the Restoration he ro-
signed his commission in the army, aud over
alterward devoted himself to statistics. His
.Statisque Gsrlerae de la France is 3 classic
work
Tho ALaeaGum is authorized to announce
that Punch has boon fortunate enough to find
its second editor III Nr. Shirley BROOKS, who,
although he enters On office at . rather mature
period Of life, il i'll the fulness of intellectual
vlgoG, and in every respect worthy to occupy
tho place 30 long held BY Mr. Mark Lemon.
-Garibaldi replies as follows, IN the GazeAi-
ma Rosa, to Al address OF the " Thousand"
on the occasion OF the 11th Of May; "Capre-
IA, May 24.-Ay Dear Friends: Thanks for
your remembrance of the glorious dato when
had, with you, the good fortune to hold out
band to como oppressed brothers. Years en-
fooble the arm, but not the heart, whom il is
penetrated with sacred lovo for the peoples
dignity. l hope, in consequence, to ba with
you when the point in question shall DO to give
the coup de grace to the tyrants OF our coun-
Tho 0lserrt1., Of Csrisruho, publishes
from person who had the opportunity Of
seeing the Gar, on his passage through
Berlin, the following description OF tho En-
| peror's appearance " I was aBtonishel to sec
the change which had occurred in two ycars
| His late illness, and, still more, the cares OF
| government, have made terrific ravsges III
| thus sovereign, not long since go robust. His
speak more correctly, strongly bilious. while
! and surrounded with dark rings.''
"A London despatch. Of the 13th, says !:
Strong fears have been entertained that
Dickens, in dying, had left uncompIcted his
latest work Of fiction, The Mystery Of Edwin
brood, and it has been averred by various
journals that this Was fact. Mr. Dickens
| publishers, however, have ma1e statement
| as to the condition Of this romance, which is
calculated to ret at rest any doubt as to the
completion Of tho story. They say that be-
Bides the instAlnents of the novel already
published, they have received sufficient ma
| te1il for three additional nunlberh, tho com
| position Of which has been completed. Bc-
eides these chapters, Mr Dickens loft mass
Of memoranda almost sufficient to complete
the narrative. and partially assist in the solu-
tion Of tho mystery surrounding the hero"