, 1870-06-18

The phyaicians think hie nose Can be patched
and skaghtned up. but asy his left eye ID en-.
ttely @Z fS1s'I gss is fellow to know Whit II d. ,r
was the exclamation OF New Yorker,
who went to theatre few nights ago, 1eay.
ing his watch, chain. purse, dc.+ 1T home, for
way there and back When he got lome be
found the house had been entered and all his
silver, jcwelry, and Faluables Of every descrip-
ton had been carried of.
A French observer, Mr.. Jourdain, finds
that the administration Of chloroform to plants
produces strange enects, analogous to those
Of some drugs upon animals. For instance, it
gives the 1asLeny plant sort OF lock jaw,
Violently inrerting the leaves, as il they had
~ few days since, a drunken man crept into
stable in Meriden, Conn, and lay down in
the borse's bed Of clean straw to sleep OF his
potations When discovered, he was lying at
standing with legs apart to avoid hurting the
drunken Sleeper.
The widow Of recently deceased Digger
Indian in MaryHyille, CAL, in accordance with
the customs OF that tribe. exhibited her grief BY
having her hair cut short, and covering the
scslp thus denuded with tar, which wss also
spread down the aides Of her face. She
memo1ating by this touching and adhesive tes-
timonial the strength Of her attachment to her
departed lord.
The mistake Of planting too much cotton
End too littie corn. SO preyalen. in the South,
has been e1pensirely e1cmplitied in tho
northern parishes Of LouisianA. Corn haa to
be shipped up tho Ouacllita River this season,
and some Of it was hauled back at least 50
,ni1cs ;rto I'm intcv;or newsnannr il, that
i;strict romarka Thar hioh1,r;coa cotton nav
ha ths Il n;nI-c,t r. ot.Trat;nn y
ace1Ilos s Ee;, 20 nc o.nc,aa :omor nsa1;1 IL
ports OF tne bI7llsh Consuls II bfaz4, w
number o. alayes M n that country may % estl, an
mated At 2,UN,No' valued from 915 10 Si,Hp
each. II 1s aSaeItea M tnHt tne saves arc a'ihs
pnt a. me rase Of a'o" deatha III eaeess OF 1ne
buthspe5 annum-
Two negro prisoners. in The jai1 Of Hou6.
ton County: "a, complained t9 the SheI1n OF
il no No1ld furnish, them with q bucket of
wMte"ash they would rlteEash 1t. He COM
Pnea WIN theN request: me ne1t E1sls he
msde to their ecu, immediately on opening the
aGos iae @ con'en1a o. sne % 3nekes @ we1e aaaned
mo nus race, MMcn SO pnnoeo anu aHaoiea
~ nun as to enable the TWO negroes to make good
the1r eseape;
"a SAn rIAnclsco eAcatslpn party alseovof-
~, E.1a ~ .a sueu .etiu VIZ .nen oseanei
t ~ untnS u. .oHAln ~ tne hSaas, anu tn9 sotne
y. .h .ngn, M " bgm6 ~ ,ne ~Hee.-house' teuno
t tGe 9tl1 ~ Tn .ae "osa w orun1 10 Per!otm
hand T. h;s n3e he1 than ant amI ~. ILL., na
eano 1a..a5 ns pl:ce. 1ney taen Nens 9eiqW hha
49, to s'eo .;s., &c ogas Ttsa
Matn1n. "A1el ana ~ cc,i W tney
stsu 1aM5 H. neH enEes1, EM !et om tae steam, W..
ats.| s1moa ,I ~ eG ~; ene 80 pone1a' ea' W
~ ro G.1S s~Iee' - T; f1to POI ~, rh;,,
on+i- ..I;,,c - III, @ Il, 1t' nai.o o,.r ~
on sos5 Ii.t'a pntta ~ c,"a to,nJ e5'sst
rounded them. One Of These horses sctuall,
attacked tho buggy, kicking il With his heela,
vhile the others sought to make acquaintance
with the horses OF the buggy Nr. Clarke
struck the Attacking horse with tho whip,
wiereat tho animal became terribly enrngod,
ran in front Of the carnage horses, kicked
driven 4 Of - viii s sreat Id difieuly aoSS' 'n' was
"A New Orleans jury, unable to arrive
at unnEi,nity in thor opinions, il said
to hhve substituted chance for justice. The
caBo Was Clay ". Dtandin, for the office Of
State Tax Collec,orrhip OF the Third District
Eleven OF them favored Blandin, ono Of the
would sit there till his hair turned white be-
fore lie would find for Clay. But Clays sulo
WIS equally immovable Atleueth
it vas conceded ky the lsttcr that q game OF
81 ssoreu-up' between him aud a DIanifu man.
it it went against the Blandin man, should
secure three more votes for Clay; but il he-
the Clsy man-lost il, he would yield his onin-
ion tothat Of the eleven. Cards Hero geut for.
the game was watched with intense interest
and when it was announced that the Dantlin
eleven won, veil OF tsiuuph went nm from,
their juridcinl threats that shook tho Court
House aud astouished tho waiting court.
The report Of the Commissiouey. OF Ma
that on December 81. 1868, there were in on
Grafton G,5s6 national schools. with e67. .JS3
children on their rolls during the wear. and
with an average daily attendance of 35a Rs3-
On December 81, 1869, there wera in opera-
ton 6.1O7 NATIONAL Schools. Will oil. s35
children Eon their rolls during the year.
and with an average d,ily attendance o{
95s $50. The incroaso during 1868 has there
fore been-schools, 12l pupils, 23,772; aver
age daily attendance, S,707. Schools are in
course or erection which viii accommodate
II, ,OO0 children. The expenditures for school
putposea during 1863 amounted to 50. .O7g. 32u.
The London Spectator eaya: "The Derby
this year has been failure. The crowd vas
smaller, dingicr, and more blacke,lard than
usual The road vas very dull. tho Sesther IVES WIS
very dleagrceAb1e, and the pace Of the horses
running was very slow. II chose to believe
that, because Macgrcgor was the fastest horse.
he therefore would win the race, and betted
upon him till everybody who understood the
turf knew that he must lose, or the ring would
% IWQeu. consequently, h1pTcra1t, with
twenty to one against him, cana LII first, and
MacEregor, with three 10 one upon him, came
N fourth. Moral-Wlien you want to gamble,
do ii On dice. They may not he loaded"
On Thursday last tho nonan Catholic
Church, by its solemn feast Of Corpus Christi,
u Fete Dieu, commemorated tho institution Of
its greatest sacrament, the Eucharist. It IL o
French festival in ifs origin, and, at frat local
and private, was in &c ordr1ed, by a synod
held At Liego. to have MORO solemn ceiebrA-
tlon. In 1264 Urban II. made it festival Of the
Church, of equal solemnity With the
greatest feasts ofthe year. Subsequent Popes
and Ecume enica1 Council confirmed the institu-
ton, and Thomas AQuinas wrote tie mass aud
Df1ice Of the day.
within the last three years, which aims at unit
iug agriculturists for protection against
and to Becuro their public interests.
1t is known BY the pastoral title Of the 8. Pa
t1pns Of Hus6sndry," and it already numbers
80, 600 members. It admits women and chill
oos State Sad county organizations called
:. Grnugcs," under the control of the National
Grange Of Nsshineton. Among other things
Il hopes for. il to Ereak down tho high priceg
at which agricultural machines aro sold, By Or
dering them by Wholesale for its members
and tie same thing will be- done with sceda
and other supplies.
1T Ii cuf1ouH 1kEt That DeQH4Ark WILL not
allow her 70. .V0O Icelanders to manage their
own froet-b,tteu afru5s in their out,of-tho-
way iaiand and equally curious that those
hynerbore hna ara "a fierce in defence of their
;ntcrcsta Az II Tim nisce ware in the npiehbor-
mood Of tho tropica. They have : psSty Of
sTonnc fcet,ndrrs 1,eaJ:,l hy Ian sCnrJ-
6nu> Who eoen in for . native parIismentN
he {. A,l.,ninr:" md a Danish narty of Gis,;
m.int,ininc tic antkorifv ~ t,e
coucnharrn NnirsIar'R I.atest Icela1i] in
a fiery kind Of saga against the foreign legis-
a 1nu 'nas no ~
~e1 s''t,,as..;ass $780, "etA.e "ANA '1N0 s11'A - sn'
III fn,,,.r,ne, ,r,o;o s,o,v .o,as f-o+n
peet1 md n heays th6 dsto ~ tSn oed it't ~
1f,1c,. ~ T,xo hr1thsrs ~ tl,o nr;nc;n,i ~ fam;. "
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