, 1870-01-04

due tine, hare obIA.ued ie1loHsh!pa yieilInQ
large annual lnco1e, bot now they are obliged 10
1tAve the univeraty unrevarded, Wills thc!r M.
successful competitors at the examination I'll: se-
cure snug pisces, with ali tbs pccnnI4rY adgau-
tages snd soc'sl crcdls Of the po.Iuoa Of "iel.
Iow." 4
PERSONAL.
Tie Duchess Of Somerset Will a1ops Crisis
daut tbterr.
1ne Oldest Senator In Congress Is Simon Cam
eson, who was born in 1879.
Mas Jel', of Elizabeth. n. j., owns up - being
an old Iuaid. Ste has t1st passed ner one hun.
dred and fourth blfthdny.
III. feehter, the eE!Dcrt raIedIan, arrtsed IN
New Tors December II. lie Will open as Hmm.
let ~ cn the 10th inst
OIIouocan-Rokn, who was recently elected to
the nrttuh House Of Common, ts ssi1l co a1ned In
The Chatham pIlaon, aud bis principal occupauon
is that OF darling the stockings or the coaviets.
II Is stated IN Partisan Journals that the re-
noancd Italian t1agedtau, Ernest Rossl, has been
secured By an American mannger to gtye a scrles
Of 100 6haGPpertan Representations In America,
commencing in tho fail OF 1870.
Haron Rothschtd is understood to have been
rather eagerly pressing hts claims, recently for an
English peerage- BE has nuch money aud bonds
and Mr. Gladstone Has disposed to indulge hts
vanity BY raislng him 10 the House OF Lords; but
snS AoA III H%AtA oVjeSs ~ VIC kACstAl0 VI u JEW
aGong them.
il has been reported that Senator Cole paid
s5e0o for tha dt fence OF his brother In the Cole
'ulEcocE a1air, Albany. The stoEy Is untrue. Wm
A. Bench, E.q Troy, received e5o0. Senator Cole
has tnrs far PAID ont lesa than $4,000 for the de-
fence Of his brother, md Judge Parker and Nj
Hnd1ey, OF Albany, hase commenced sults ia the
Supreme Court TO recover Compe1eauou for their
Eervlcce.
rha nI3,11 yn1 II, r
c. u M4natand, rector Of Cronuore, nea1 Droxhe-
da, hns received not1ca from Iii. George Pes.
bodya executors TINT that gentleman has be-
qCta.hed him e. coo iu consideration OF the pleas
u1e received from tic perusat Of his Treatise on
"Tne Hope Of israel"
Mndame RktoEi recently wrote to Mtas Kasa
Field: "can ever forget your dear couutfy,
where paBaed year and hall 80 lellghfully,
tecelylDg the Warmeat tsst{moniea OF affection
from every c]ass Of tociet5, entoying perfect
health, breathing In air charged with vitality, and
itaEtrg my eyes on skes as b.ue as td1sa OF ItMy7
alWsSa Ereak OF your country with eulhu-
Elasm, bearing It's memory engraved upon my
heart, and wl.h!ng that provoklnglg wide aud
,nd!EesiloIc Gea did no. sspazate ms from people
that long 10 meet a2a1r."
The Ptup'c Franeais. which ls considered as to
fone exte1t IN organ Of the Tuler1ez, makea the
announcement that III fnture the Empress Of the
Fer Asje&ty's alleged participation In political
matters has, It Will be remembered, Tecenuy forn-
ed the fuo}ect Of Iemnrk in tha PARA pa2ers. The
RAJ ptl even goes 80 lar aa to Intimate thst TIE
rrets prosecutions which the Imperial Gorern-
rufut have ]ust set on foot haze teen due 70 the
influence OF the Empress.
a letter from Rome TO the Punooio, OF Nap.ca
says: IA person well Informed as to what Is
taking place in the FaInese Palace Informs me
that the ex.hirg Is IN great nnanctal en- bartass-
Ment, lis revenue being reduced To e,1so crowns
tnve france eacp} per month. He adds that ula
Mnjekty Is Obliged constantly to sell Bone object
Of art, and that great number OF them have been
Fought ~ the British Museum. Also the mother
CT the eI-Quee1 has sent her 900 thalers " uees
the expense OF her confinement"
E1!as ]. Crandali wss sentenced at Norwich,
chcnaugo County, n. T., last week to two Feass'
imprisonment SoY Seduction under promise OF
marriage. II Ia said that Cfandali had been tued
Ter dan sgcs for bfeacn OF proulse By his victim,
Miss Sa1rt E. Gault and rartlct Of s3.oD Eas
rendered agalnst hlm. He succeeded, however,
Ia so arranging Ills afafa tint the Judgment could
not be collected, md he was consequently put
rpon the "llmits." The friends OF Miss Gau]t
subsequently procured m Indictment against him
Tor seduction under promise Of marriage. and the
trial Resulted as above stated.
The lztett French story: IA very pretty GfTl,
| Of arout is, applied TO the Central Commssa1y
OF Police ut Lille, a few days back, to obtain for
her the authorization necessary to visit the rnur-
| dcrer Iraurrmanu n h!s priaon- What have you
| got to sA4a,to him = asEed the functiesarE.
's,r, the matter is very simple, sae replied; he
! is alone, and requires care and nourtshmenI If
/ went aud stByed With him lot the time he still
| has TO l!ve shond be most attentive, and he
could leave me The four thousand fsanca which hc
! still posssBses.' The hst0nnded magistrate CT
/ deayored to make the young WOMAN unuefttaud
| lie imprppFiety Of her 6ugQeat!ou, but she did
rot zee the case In that Light, and simply renarE
ed: 'D1t BIZ. nis money viii be loat, anu he ID go
| dull alope:"
A Mar5svile, Cal, despatch OF December q
says: "For seycruI days the wife OF G. r. Pollard,
druggist Eua been Ill OF ~ s,reae a1d died abop
| O'Clock this norpiug. AT the time OF Mrs. Pol.
lard death her husband was asleep, and when
he awoke aud found that bis wife vas dead he rc-
iu1red 10 his room, lay down on the bed, and blew
| on. Biz b1a,na Tolardb vile lost daughter
about q year ago. and Ectthef has appeared the
sane person gs before, Pollard was also involved
| ra,,ort,. r,n,,,o,x nr,, aacoseo, ,r,m.
/ .,.n,. 80 os,,,a,,,sn. a,I ~ =,
! .usnts a.asop, aa S..... ...,I... 0A1 -
| W. o'o.at e.1 .los. ~ I...a"r .,4,-
~ sa'oon ~ NeH 1uA, w nilaay .enus'
| 5ohn Y. Aeenan Taa pasSihR ealHo' sao.e
| sealhst eoo' fH1Se1au. ouuoeaiS . oispu'e
nIcsc between Inc caiu-pa5efs "hica qu'cAl5 cut
mna'e" ~ F'Aseiala H'uI5 JuWptoR UP aaa
| Tast!fS LIE ae4te1 aasN Oh Aeenan ifontssp'ees.
| Aeenao, "Hhou' fela4'ae nls losd on the cstaa
which ne nelu IN hs EaRnf nhnd. arose ~ MS scar
ard slot out LIZ fanous ''less dnke" twice on
Fhzerralds right eye, eTclling 1t TO encr1oas
size, and Eeo1lng him over on the 1oos. Heenan
| lnen pIOPFeu tpc Cdlne. Auu HA4 houuL ~ spIuR
lof"Ito 70 u"'nln's.ef 'a1lutf runesaneu' Wi
tne e5oEa ~ erfoseo seo Nhnef. a'sa tsaiast Aaa
| "Ai' WY" fhHeeta'a nau Aole ~ Sasae' '"u1sc'i
No and aaft Cut OF lie doof.
ute oky Tue ttapt1Ir Hhposeeu III asat tot
Marshal Pelaser IN order 10 cocs1!t hi on ZONE
I fnncrtact uiltary lQcs.!ou. When the Ma,snsI
I rpache1, ,hr Fmne,or,. antr,rnon he rornd there
-. s,s,aa ". - ~, W .o.a ~,
ua o.a solales, "bo nsa oeeu VIZ! ee'eity
| wounded at the stoEminE Of TIE AalaSaa, and 10
! whom the Emperor had granted an a7uie1ee, and
l wfo vrs yerr in,nlt.DrIr treated by a counie .of
| ,s 1.ss >1ar.so, wno 1ora r.rr
! lacAese. ~ -n!s !suHi' W. ~p4e ss4s
| plain un!ic1m+ ana VINO was ccIsos sn
| 70 tee foo,men, listened for
awhile to the snce,s at the old solder. and thea,
| rs,sirc h.. CONS comns,crt nnI,,nrIn~ man
-,.h, ,t na,arna-,n.- 49, 49, s.,,n s.'.s,ss
"" ~ t4p'nk e'tt5 ptu1 WIN CAV
oaths. Napoleoo's attention was attracted BY the
lore IN the ante room, and sCeden.y opening the
| ocof he Fa1 amazed at the Singular eceue Eh,cb
met his ewes. " MIA, Monsieur x i,ue ~ ne ex.
| -, s.,.. - 80 s,,o .. % ,I.,,.i.s -
c'stneos "naN ate 9eu ao,ae "upp.ns tso
''st*t"ns, ," no III nndden1ly ah1sed ah Old Eoer Q!
mine, replied the Marshal, rant1Eg for breath.