, 1870-12-17
PERSONAL.
Mr.. GtAntnnss nh Miriam has ,

Mr.. Stanton.s phfsic1an has recommended her
to tatk rs little "a possible:
-efer<on Davis II passing his time in deliver
Ing addresses to the Sunday Schools n the South.
There IL t1tae Of goss1p in Cincinnati, to tho
eject that the Presidents daughter Nellie Is mat
EtmontallJ engaged 10 CostDgtou, Ky., Jout1.
-st Rodetdck Murchison, President ot the
Royal Geographical Society, his Ind 4 terrible
adokc OF PARALYSIS, which has left him In very
pfecaftoua condition. His life waa not despalred
OF a. the time the last steamer eft but daily bul-
let1ns OF his situation were Issued.
- correspondent Of London journal declares
that the Royal Artillery from Woolwtcb, when out
ior match On November -, halted on Chise3-
hu1st common, and vera Inspected BY the ex-Em-
pEets Of the French, and the Prince Imperial, be.
ibE Introduced To Sir Das1d Mood, who wss In
command, By an oiIlcer with whom ahc Wa &C.
quainted- Her Majesty looked In good health, and
walked from battery 70 battery along the Tine Of
trorps, caIrytEg In her hand watI1np-cane.
without which she seldom goes abscad.
The preparations In anticipation Of the np-
proachtrg marriage sf her Royal utghness
PT!1ecss Louise with the Marquis Of Lorue have
already been commenced 1t Windsor Castle. II bs
understood thst the wedding ceremony Il to take
place in the cnspsl Royal Of ST. George, Windsor
Cassle. where the nupta's Of the Prince and
Princess OF Wales we're celebrated. few da5s
ago, the employees oee the Board Of Works wcre en-
gagged In measuring the Interior Of the chapel, in
order to ascertain the number Of g1ests which the
eacred building VIII accommodate upon the
day Of the u a1tiaxe.
a writer III the London Fied'o says: AZ an
so111 to str the health Of the Princess Louise Il
20 bad thst no less thau four medical gentlemen
accompanied Her Royal utghness from Scotland
to Windsor Csstle.~
The Cincinnati ENQUIRER 8ayB: " Joe Coourna
vile complained that he had given another wnm-
IN set Of jewelrJ, ~ncreupon Joseph settled the
nisuer By giving her i ses-so~
The New York 1f.9nne saya: "Bseret Br1xs-
der Consul Genetsl Adam Hsdeau, has written
an article tn Fla strs Ka3a.tn< 4hoMmg that the
German conquest Of Franco Is precisely similar to
the Northern corQutat Of the iosurrecsiouazy
6tstes Of the South. He says King William Is lust
Lincoln: Aolife Is the counterfeit pteseutment OF
GFxut; and We deeply regret that At this point 4
spasm ot modeaty seized the tugenkoaG WARRIOR
AID diplomatic, and prevents him rom saytnx
what must OCCUR TO xny obeerstng mind, that
BlNnatk md Badezu ire u ltfe as ,xo BA"
George chahoon. 70 unhapplly notorious for
Being involved In the quarrel for the Aayora1ftJ OF
Rfchnord, that 1ua!iy ended IN the fttshsful
ceuEt House d.aastcs, was tried for forgery md
convicted, short time atnee. aud 1t u gravely r.
lated shaf, lmuedlztely following the sentence.
tht cilpftt-who n1ted At the time the ONCE Of
United States Comnisttonct-Ea4 taken by 1he
Marshal and Installed In hia judicial seat, where
'oz the rrs, Of the day he Eat In judgment over
criminals sent before the Court W-hep tho Iut1-
cial work OF tho day M ended, he was marched
On 70 prison. Hnd u now serving out four ycars IN
the Virginia Penttenuasy.
Tho St Petersburg cor, espondent Of the za.te-
ptada'see 6tiss wllsea: "The Emperor Alexander
has received N 1utoS1Aph letter from the Pfcsi.
t!cnt Of the United States, General Grsut IN
which the chief Of the Washington Executive
tougratulates him warmly on bis resolution to
save done with the stapu1aslots Of the Treaty pf
Paris, denounced bS Prince Gortschlkon, and
proposes futmaly tho support Of the entire Amer
can neet In Case Of conrict With England The
eites ssJs ltn.s Il almost te1suaD thaf II The rst
word Of RuGdis+ The whole Of the navy OF the un1-
ted Statex Ktll proceed to the Mediterranean and
I'D the Russian yeasels In forcing the passage OF
The DardanclteA The existence OF Psesldent
GFaut's lettef has become fnnxn to the English
Government. Since then the Cabinet OF 81. James
begtns b show itself morn t1ctahle on the sub
stance OF the question raised BY the Cabinet OF ST
Fetetsbu1g.''
Among recent English bspkrupts II VI. Gren-
vile Murray, who acquired considerable celebrity
some Jears ago II authof Of sezJ entertaining
work called - TIE Rowing Englshrnxu,' = aud sub
<equentty still greater no.uEesy bJ his sca.11lous
sketches In 4 journal which he rstaonshed called
The Qzesas Mt4aen4, the unptes result OF one
oftte sketches being that Lord Ca1rnktoc, tndlK.
nAnt It oose, vatons rejecting On his family, pub
licty hosse.whlpped tho writer. Mt. Murray,
~hoee Christian name Il The pas.unJmlc or The
Duke OF Buckingham, and who II commonly re-
puted 10 be the son OF hts 1Ase Gsare ct that Qk
ssAtet thai al mis- aese conslst Of claims Against
| sne Ftre!en once, from Whose service he VII
| dismltaed, and bonds sEatnkt the ezzate ct hi,
duesl father. who wsa, II poaslole. more bankrupt
| lhan MI Murray himself.
Tho Shah ct rerkta u NOW ia Turkey, On
pilgrimage to ,ke1oela. no arrived ii Bngdat
with fu,te Of ascut 1o,soo persoos, including
| several Princes and high otactal d1snisattea, Dur
ing bis ttsy IN tie eonntfg tie amt hrs Whole suit
II t. :h- u*ats Vi T.: Satte.. Tn!. u II. :.