, 1870-04-22

.hr1d baked n h pun covered with. bok oo,1s
snd anything etso requisite for euhstanh,I
msA eooked h'tho atylc Of fifty and mo1u
| -Ths fall of IN enormous ruo.aor;t. r7,s...
! nsing mora than yard in dianeter, Is r,portod
from Moorfunk, in Fexzau; 1atitude a6 8
north, Longitude II oast from Par:s. It fel]
in full view OF group Of Arabs, who vern ter.
nhSd, and nred .heiF guns at it. The Sultan
have had aabsea and spears msde out Of t
and the remainder is to 30 taken to Const.nfi,
nopla-
| -The Romnn diplomatic service ia ,.,s.
cheaply and effectuaAy managed The sala.
betrayed out Of the Peter's poncc" " obt.;nsJ
in the countries to which the Nuncios are ~.
| Epectirely aoe-cditsd. Thete axe N4ncion II
Paris. Vienna, brussels, the Hague, Nunich.
and Madrid. vezy, valuable and cheap infor.
uatton is furnished BY priests,
used for making the martini 'headgear Of tie
! British foot-gusrds commonly indnied under
the tntm t4 Household Hngndo.~ Tbs cunrds-
man il rAther AT expensive article Il to Iis
\ head covering. Out Of some 5000 beas asins
now n ne Hudson By CompauY's "bear
Is. '' -. 20 n'oeh ~
Professor CApentar, in his rec,xst lectrra,
befoae the Royal Institution, states tic rem
czalFcsnlts Of the recent e1plo1atona Of the
deep sea by dredging to be: !, That there il
certainly no Limit to The depth at which sven n
highly Organized animal fife NAV erist. .
That the distrihution Of living creatures unfler
the Eea is affected Tar more By ternparatnra
thnn By pressure. but even whe1e the climato
i i steadily little below the freezing point at
the bottom, there is q rich abundance Of varied
life; s, That vast number Of animal forms.
hitherto supposed to have become extinct in
rcmots geological periods, arc still nreservcd
in the eca depths: and 4, That vcry lsrre
number Of new types have been discovered.
with every Indication that these arc merely an
earnest OF coming discoveries, aud that the
treasury Of the deep is ine7haustible."
Professor TJndAll's lecture On Dust and
'Disease." of which wo published an abstract
some time ago, has called out some strange
suggestions mono more 90 than that Of NJ,
Dlo1am, lecturer on artillery in London, who
proposes that tho Commit 60 on Explosives.
abandoning gun-cotton, should collect the
germs Of smallpox and similar malignant dis
cases, in cotton or other uss-coucctine sub
stances, and load shells with them AZ Nd
lure remarks. ave should then hear OF IN
enemy; dfslodged from his position By a volIcy
OF tSEhus or a few rounds of Aeistic cholera u
II New Zealand writes: "The e1podiency Of
declaring the Independence of tie colony, OF
1e!uting to maintain the yice-regA cstablish-
ment, and cren Of anneration ,rith The United
only because the case of the colony appoars to
hare attracted considerable attention, and
califd forth the sympathy Of q large and inau.
etttal section Of the English people, that no
decided steps lave been t.ken in one Of these
The Last number Of Nature h.s = curious
diasuReion, By Sir William Thompson, Of 1.-THE
s1ze OF atoms" The writer brings 10 bear on
the. question several different lines of agument,
aEd concludes that they all combine to nroye
one resul-that the smallest particles OF mat
teri those Which cannot be divided, are, in anr
n1thnary solid or Liquid, alta distance Of :. less
than tho hundred millianth and graater than
thd two Thousand minionth OF eentimetre !"
ocntimetre being nearly the one-thirtieth
part OF an English foot: He adds ITO form
zone conception Of The degree Of coarse
gralnedness indicated By this conclusion. in
aEine rain,aror. or globe Of glass .s large
earth, each constituent noleeule being maSni-
lied i'll the same proportion. Tho mAgn1aed
structure would be coarser- grained than heap
o. Email shot, but probably less coarse grained
than . heap Of c1ickct-balla."
"a young German-Amesican, who gsve hin
name as Stuttgart. has been playing " Yankee
at the expense OF the unsoplistic.ted in Wurt-
enberg. Germany. He advertised that he was
agent Of 4 great petroleum refinery In the
United States, aud That he desired to engage
el1ty Or seventy coopers to mako petroleum
ba1Tela, and number Of drivers and dremen.
He offered to pay one-half Of the expenses of
their passage, but required every one who en-
gagged himself TO deposit with him ten dollars
As security that they would keep their prom
lee to appear at Mannheim on the 9Th Of
March, whence they would b. started to the
United States. Upward Of ono hundred and
twenty young men engaged themselves, pay
ing the required ten dollars each. when tie
police getting wind Of tho " swindle" served =
summons on him. an hour after receivin3
which he became non esf inusnlus