, 1870-06-01

Twelve ladies 1T Zurich atte nd TIM 1no;7ic.
nnd two the philosophical lectures.
c5cel 81 seven et tho hoas of the
There arc now two hnn,1rxv1 .,1 e,sz
nntioualities. ne"5is IL
The editor OF the. 4ncock Reptuckv,
::uesse.iye7, IN 1aIer -ddross in his expiring
Of writing the obituary Of several Of tho mis-.
erablo skinfints Of tho town" This ia tha IL,
tcrness Of impecunoeity.
-lfpf- Gzmgees me&t-preserving process
has proved failure. The meat was psck Ell in
ta1low III deal boxes. ~ f"~seo ~
much disturbed BY their failure to I,e,- f,o,n
their brethren who have cnaiprated n 40
south s1 to 70 Tnrk on railroads aud in tho cotton
tnss Te eooTea e6urehoa ri as hsvo OF dreadful
matter IN h4nd, and 1t is proposed to send
commission through the Southern connIr. -
discover What is the real fato Of the lost tT,ho m
that has wandered AWAY. 'o'
The Paris AoTseales states that il has
Ieapeu, during An existence Of five month"; a
harvest OF eightF-ei1 and haif month"; ~ ~ =
prlsonn1ent and 16, 600 francs fine. w;thnrt
counting The prosecutions now pending.
"A trcnchIna1 says that be thinks Ia ora.t
far!t OF American women is that they tale tno
"A certain Paris milliner has 1usdo in tba
last sercn years upward OF seron hundred and
fifty thousand francs. >00
Two moro large bones Of the stetefon =,
the mammoth or negatherium, discoyaret1 N
Union County, Penlsylyania. last fall. lave
detached fragmente, a. though il ba, b hoen -,
torn apart and the fragments dragged nhoTt
BY beasts Of prey. It is thought tl,at tho en-
tire skeleton will bo found in tolofsbla ststa
Of preservation. ''@Ee
; "A recent inquiry Of the Commissioners On
I fY3F if7k k@,ok kr.A MA
IN England, tisc1oses some horrible facta r
appears that the chief treatment for yin,onf
cases 1s BY neclinE on the body OF the patient
which leaves no ten-tale bruises on the skin''
and breaks the ribs In 30 many places at onco
OF some other - natural causes," f''
Among the articles advertised at chatte,
mortgage sale in Massachusetts is "a sDt Of
commissioners, just III good AZ ner.'
"a gentleman OF Boston, who Is, as the
boys Say, nbare'ooted on the top of his hesJ Z"
VS. VS. recently =! lmpoFtuned By some young IL
complied with tho request; but, instead Of
Iresenting them with picture Of Ills han5-
some features, sent sery striking view Of fila
back of his head. The joke was duly enjoyed.
bnt the protector was m,lch surprised shortly
after to sec copies Of tho picture in The win.
dcws Of print store, and, on iuoujrinr ~ ~
found, to his horror, that the sharn
photographer had published it a. 3 4 rem,rL.r.
bio picture Of the moon"
i" On the evening OF Nay IA saws the |
London Times, Earl de Grey ras installed
as Grand 31aHter Of English Free Masony. and
ench an asHemblage OF tho craft as we're there
gathered to give him cordial greeting is alto-
getheE without precedent or parallel, That |
such should hare been tho case is not to be |
wondered at when it is known that there has !
been no similar event il this countT
lor tEenty-si1 years, the Grand Master
ship having for that Derind hae1 ocor.
pied By the Earl Of Zctland, who now ratiraa
from the throne Of Free Masonry. The occa-
sioh was rendered still mora interesting from
he intimation that Brother the Prince Of |
Hales had given out, sometime since that when
sEW the Grand Master-elect should be installed
Is Grand Master, he should do himself tho
aleaeure Of being present to witness it. Up-
Yards Of l., 200 Of the highest officers in tie |
:raft we're present, some Of them from China.
55a1.ada, America, and other countries"