, 1870-06-27

l Ha1!palui ID "Il1luE mp the teni1us IN Ca:
sel{s Magazine.
Tho report that the Rev. Leopard n. z,
con has gone oyer to the communion OF th
Roman Catholic Church is denied
1t is said of Victorien Sariou that :. !
faro1ite way Of working with him has been t,
get up stirring and even tragic scenes in rea
LIE, especially With his mistreeses, of whom
he has had long series, in order to drama
tie them for the public; and these origina
ideas, be confess, have sometimes practically
| cost him denr."
| Tho Norwich [Conn.) Bulletin says tha,
Letters have been received in that city from
| persons IN California, who declare, With great
posltlFeness, that Colonel John s. Lester, ol
Preston, who WAS believed to have Jumped
from the Sound steamer City Of Boston, on
the night Of Wednesday, April 7, 1869, ,s still
aive, and h8s recently been seen in that State.
--Ihe Providence Rubber Company have
been eontesting claim made by ChArlea
Goodyear, the inventor Of vulcanization. foI
some seven or eight years. The case has been
lawyers in the country, and has been before
haif dozen courts at Providence and Wash
ln9on. It was finally compromised On Satur-
i day, and the Providence Rubber Company
paPs Goodyear 1885,, 900.
Six professors at Cornell University have
fgs!gned e 8 their positions, viz.: E. y. Blake,
ringer. ". J. Hamilton and y. il. HoE!and.
professor Blake goes to Brown UNIVERSITY ::
Professor sprague h2s accepted the Prea.
dency Of the Adelphi Academy, BROOKLYN: and
Major Whittlesey left for Winchester, Va,
iast week; Professor Dehringar leaves at
the end of the trimeater to spend sayerzl
years st German and Swed,sk nnivers;t;es :. :.
professor Hamilton has returned to his bat
tery 1t Richmond, Va, and Professor How.
land returns to New York.
Ia letter from Little Falls, n T., June Il,
says: mi. Thomas Pugsley died today It
advanced age Of LOG. He retained bis mental
faculties up to the last hour Of hia life, and
sank into death without disease or signs Of
physical suffering until the lAat few minutes,
The machinery of.life seemed simply to have
worn out. He distinctly remembered, and
loved to talk about, many incidents in the
when independence and constitutional liberty
was finally assured to them, His last words
wore: i hare lived to enjoy the rich boon Of
freedom for which our fathers b1ed and died.
Good bye, one and all. hope to meet you in
better world"
:, The marriage OF the Earl Of Derby with
the Dowsger Marcbioness OF Salisbury will
take place as soon aa the settlements can bs
completed. Tho Earl is to settle iointure Of
L5,0og Per annum on the Warehouses;. The
MarchionesB (wLo is III her 45th year] already
enjoys an income Of .f5, 600 per nnnun1, under
tue viii OF the late Marquis Of Salisbury, by
whom she has tiFe children. Tie settled es-
tates of tho Cecil family have, Of COURSE, gone
to the present Marquis with the title, but a
sum Of $780, 200 was left for superintendent
among the younger children This large
amount vas saved by tho late Lord Salisbury,
in addition to come further provision made for
the younger children.
writes: why Mr. Disraei pitched On tho
name OF Lothair for the hero OF his last novel
has puzzled more than one Of your coternpo-
raries. think even Mr. Goodwin Smith might,
if he knew the souEco Of Nr. Disraeli's inspi-
ration, admit that Of certain sort Of coward
ice he is not guilty: On turning to Punch for
in Punch's fdntomime one described thus:
Lothair (sometimes called Young Eng
land" afterwa1d Harlequin), Mr. DiarsaG.'
The significance OF the motto, sNosse omnia
hRc salus eat adolescentulis, ia also explained
by this reference Like H. Ri mr., Mr Dis1aeli
IN retiring from professiod u which be has
the benefit Of his experience to that Young
tiled"
AT 4 meeting OF the London Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, Sir Ed
win Landseer. the well-known artist, was pres
e0t, and made 8 speech in reference to the
smith Police Cont, in which he had been
witness. He said that one day ON Regent
street, London, he noticed q man with two
handsome pups under his ann, The nan
looked and winked at him. He said to the
man, "These are not bad aninals' The man
:epHed, "They can't be matched" He said,
: They are not cropped" The man replied,
Landseer says they ought not to be
.ropped." Sir Edwin said he WAS exceedingly
1attered BY this, and felt that he had been The |
neana Of doing something towards carrying
mt the object Of the Hoclety.