, 1870-05-27
h.s rsaisned, ard is on his wxy home in very

1" dun, feaolent, good-natnred lsd, who cares |
fo3 nothing but dancing md zaa1ac-"
-M1ssT Tenton, daughter Of tho New FORK
Senator, VII soon be married to = gou OF Mr.
Hegsmz druggist.
soon Be married to Miss Boris, niece Or hin
predecessor in the Cabinet. I
Major Whitley, chief Of the Secret Service,
reports that he has orders to Arrest e1-Col1ec-
tor Bailey, il possible. So far there is no trace
OF him. I
When Patti Was in Hamilton, Canads,
iatelv she had one OF her very Bovare colds.
which the London FREQ Press ascribea to the
emptiness Of the 92 chAiH. |
-Ope1atic circles are aSitated by tho disap~ |
pearance Of Mr. Fryer, the agent Of Max |
Strakosch- Ho has been missing shout ten \
days, and it is feared he has met with foul
The Emperor Napoleon hiss granted psz-
don to Leaur7er, who had been condemned for |
= months imprisonment for haying shouted !
out to His Majesty at = review. "To3C.yenne
with him !! To Csyenne!"
Among the American a1tiEts now abroad,
and who may be considered "a permanent res
1aents n fRgl9pe are j. e. HsaP[ns
Coleman, Edward H. May, and Albert F. Bel-
lows.
-Generals E. Kirby Smith and Bush1od john
son offer to Lease the Univeraity Of Nashville
nent Of he uniyerty v % been slosed for ] sayor-
alyears, and their offer will probably be &C.
eel ted.
-Gaspar and Diego Aguero, who were re-
Gently executed in Cubs, died braVely. a cor
says that Gaspar remarked to his brother, III
French, "My brother, let uB die TRANQUILITY
and without saying anything" and that Gas
par mounted the scAHold smoking cigar and
smiling, snd aided tho e1ecutiona1 to tie his
hands.
The French rcgicide plot news is speedily
followed By rumors Of plot to assassinate tho
Pope. The design is sAid to hAye been s!to
throw bomb at his carriage, blowing himinto
the air. together with the two Cardinals in at
tendance, at the aane moment apEingiug mines
under the barracks Of Cimasra, Ravenna, aud
St. Agatha, near the Vatican"
"a weekly contemporary, BAyR the London
Daily Ae1rs, stated, yesterday, al fact which
it had reason to believe that Mr. Bright,
acting on medical advice, had intimated his in
We have authesity to give IN unqualified de-
NAL to this statement and with it tho rumor
mentioned BY the same contemporary, that Mr..
Mundella is 10 be made President Of the Board
Of Trade, falls to tho ground"
M. Jules Lcrmina, the writer in the Paris
Gauloss who late1y amused himself by reading
at public meeting tho draft OF plebiscne
sentencing the Emperor to imprisonment
with hard Labor for life has been tried for his
pIeasantrs, and condemned to tno years I'M
sel argued in vain that, the ple6iscite being an
appeal to the sovereign people, the empire
lfor all but necessary executive puposes} WAS
Suspended during the plsbiscitAry period Tho
Lissagaray to year'H imprisonment and 1000
fraucs fine for speech ut IN electoral
meeting.
a travelling Snowman at New Orleans,
lately from Texas, publishes the following
Official endorsement Of Alnseli;
fTUK ETATE TEYAE.
EXECUTIVE UFElcE, ACsrIS april 80, 1870.
'' To all whom this may come; take pleasure
performances, and ind Them very desirable. I
think he Is superior to any performer no has Wis
tied the United States, and everybody can 90 to
SEC him prepared TO be cQrecahly surprised.
"EDACNp J. DAVIS,
"Goveruor Of Texas"
Mr.. John Henry Parker, who lately
died in England, VAS IN accom-
plisled atclaologiHs, and published several
valuable works Oh architectural subjects His
| hook-hhop is notable feature OF Oxford. The
| Saturday Eetiezc was published by him until
| its prosperity rendered sel,6ra!e office no
| eeasAry.
AT the Labor Reform - Convention, in
| Boston, on tie Esd, tho following resolution
| " ResoErtd That the retusal of Ulyascs s. Grant,
1eseys MT Em1e a. Tho sssa @
acnuBetts and the Daughters of St. crisptp. was
] SEaA4atou5 ll4sAlk Su4 HG oCAcfS ~ ~
intended ~ Gfah1 anu ia ahoihef evidence ot als
Mant 81 1eeencs ~ ~ hessona' aa1 poA1co' n'ef
s'u'se III IT, ,,p;1.p os - ,ha ,,5o, 1r,iro--
~ nxan =, a.i;aI an II" 80 fn1l.,rs ~ tna
FL, Sasen ~ a., ,Ht!a E. tgPu'" - A'n'"' ~ Aoo
M4 tSos. ~ .u1 n ute t r, ,oo, ,,,roes 1vae
mo c!aat s.iisf,r.ioI III ~ nnsn fhr h"sndfni o.i
spaeions buiidn9 nrnyie,, 81 The ibcTaiIiy Of Pr
ament for the University Of London. Tue con-
| pet,on Of that building marks new eEa In the
histcET Of the university, the achievements o.
which hare already 1nstineu inc e1pcct4tions q
tne pa.Iele nhu 80 En r. "nss e.
nrve- f retse, ~ "atrn Stth grrst tntnrpst the
growing useiuluess OF this noble Institution, and
tio not donht ami earnestly desire, that the con-
ndcncc with which tho university ts refar1ed. not
only N Engiand, hnt throughout tnc empire, VII
~ ,o 10 W. at s 1 ;h W. e
aecment @ Ct @ Of SOUND and liberal edae.ation M M among ali
4 cnsses aud races Of MI people Without distinction
OF creed
The New York Times SAVE " week or
two ago. the public we're charmed to hear they
were soou to be visited by tho now Swedish
| Nightingale Mile. Christine Nilsson. Since
then Ne have heard that Mile. Nilsson il dis
posed, as jockey would Say, to lily the track, '
her reason being that she had discovered that
Mile Alelns Patti. who is also coon to come
70 the United states, was to receive higher
terms than herself: The Increased terms were
aSreed 70 " Alle. NILSSON proposed manager.
Wneh 10 II nov appears that NHe tatn rs-
fuses to come over, claiming that, by
her own engaSemene WIN tue samc man
aFer 1or the following season, no ONO was
| EXEfaF3F4nE