, 1870-12-02

-E a. Fouafo Il very low with dtopeJ.
"a scoch subscription has been ser on foot
tor the purpose II presenting wedctnx GIT 10
neF foysI htabues1 tho frincea4 Louise On the oc-
casion Of her marriage, to which ali members OF
The Clan Campbell will exclusively contribute.
The Rev. Dr.. Stone, Of San Francisco, has
visited all the nsothels In that city under the e.
coft Of the police, BY way Of "coachinX" fol =
Hsrmcp on the aorili evtt.
&-The Hor. John Hcpktna Clarke. formerly
Governor Of Rhode IsIard, and United States
Senator from that State, died In Providence On
the I'D nlL, In his $50 year. He was large
manufacturer, AID one Of the most influential
citizens Of Rhode Island.
-RemembeftuR the good they had got ont OF Is
ID times past, the heirs OF the late Henry r. ssur.
g. Of Boston, At IN auction sale Of his eHecn,
iun up the price Of punch bowl TO Il ,o7a
"A lady. named LueIla Grosf, who Ind attained
her 1o1tn yeaT, died recently It oflaud. Nc. Dr..
cnase, Of orlard. made N examination Of tue re-
nafns shortly after DEATH Ho states that he
found the bones cha.ky and clunn1y from age,
ard the Aftsne6 RI the limbs turned tn bnue
@uEua Ton Wlckede writes from VefsatIles
that few o1tsttef1 have any idea OF the activity
displayed At the headquarters OF General von
Motke. HHete u the sou'," he writes, (which
bfealhes life into Ill Of the many German army
corps now distributed through France: he alone
Is sue man that directs the movements Of the 7oc,.
LOO German soldiers. Aany hundreds Of reports
resch HIM every day. and muat be read and an
sTcred. which he does per1ouary, and with Won
de1fuf c1easnesa and nreyfeY. Tne heAdquarte.a
OF MeltRe resemble IN immense beehive, and are
continuity crowded with the elte Of German on
cers, who are waiting Tor orde7 from their iu-
mortal chieGn.
On the s1st Of October the Hop. Horace
Hawes conveye", BY deed Of trust, to Eve cisi1ans
OF San FIanvi4co-Albers Dfbblee. James De
FremeIl. John Taylor, Horat1o Stebhtna, and An.
drew s. HaIltdie-a block OF land. "knorn and
described on the o,nclN map u, Missten Block.
number ~, bounded b. Harrison, Bryant, Ninth,
and Tenth Streets" Tue present value OF this
property u, perhaps, $780, .roo. and, according 10
the terms Of ru1s, IN accumulated valua Of Say
saoc 900 IL contemplated BY the close Of the pres
ens century. The object Of this bequest IL "tne
endowment establishment, and maintenance Of
pht'anthroptc institution, dedicated aud directing
al It's operations to the prevention of want, By
means OF tho protection OF labor and the promo
ton Of useful Industry: which establishment shall
ho organized a.d maintained under the na,ue Of
the Chamber Of 1nduetry."
I'll nrt yet certain that MIS-. Yeiyerton will 70.
cover from her Injuries IN the Yosemlte Valley.
Mons. GODDARD cmploys, It Paris, 100 men and
100 women In the manufacture OF his balloons,
and besides has connded 10 him by the authorities
the serostic education Of twenty coat guards aud
fifteen sailors. Tbs whole GODDARD family. con-
sa1tlng Of ten pet4onss aRa1st him.
"a Boston letter says tho Hon. Charles A,
Phtlpe, Of that city, II charged with endeayortug
TO get his Wifa incatretated In lunatIc asylum.
she claiming that ahe has been abuzed a1d ne.
elected By hin, and that he hopes to mske her
bto7 dtc1editt By this plea Of her insanity. Mrs
Phelps has h en- On tho editorial STAT OF the Bos.
ton 1taSeiler, and Is sister Of Senator In Usra
81 New Yo,k.
George William Curtis and Miss Kate Field
beth 1ecru1td IN Bcaton, On Sunday evening Last,
on Charles Dickena"-lhe former In tue Boston
Tnestre, md rhe latter in tho Globe Theatre,-
tickets OF admtaaloa having been sold tn tho or
dinary tu6neBs way.
Printing House Square. New Yors, Is to have
bronze statue OF Benjamin franklin. The mod.
eI, which WIS Designed by Cepta.n de 0rooe, de-
signef OF the Vanderbilt bru7xe, has lust been
completed by Professor Piaxstaau. The statute
will be ten and oue-haf feet high, and will be in
iahtd and ret up ea1ly In the spring.
"A lkdy writer In tho Philadelphia Pres, AFTER
saTtng OF JUstin Mccarthy ta1t ~ Tho ctz1-tn Of
hia Intellect seems brimfui OF IDEAS" declares
that he Is "as '1aut and graceful u ono Of the
New York He5alds yAcntz, with long, fair, curling
hsl-, and complexion like strawbertles and cream
or something equally delicious; deep bluo eyes
under the 2ns!ight, and features moulded ~ welt
n the ms1o11ty Cf cameoa-"
"A contemporary ttsys the New York FoylD
thinks 1t very had that the good Protestant
people Of ST. Ives IN England, should have
mohbed Lord Robert Monra8u for becoming =
Catholic, nnce In doing 70 he only adopted tho
faith Of hl1 American mother, Miss Cation, Of
Baltimore, married to the Duke Of LeedA But
Alss Cation, Of Baltimore, had no business to be
tie mother OF Lord Robert MontaRu, slnce the
Duke Of Leeds had no busness to be his father.
Lord Robert Aontagu Ia I younger son Of the late
and brother OF the present Duke Of Manchester.
Tne family name ot the Duke OF Lseds IA not
Mout2Sr, bat Osborne, and the American Duchess
had'no children.