, 1870-04-08

~ H. he"t ~ t1eu, villa u teueEea tnn Ano
% peso Of the snAlihc smooth white ooua-
flh1op, With streak ct red In tho rheeEs, l
burning Ike tho damo in 20 opal; eloping
shoulders, md = graceful hand. Such Is tho
= fnehs saHa1o A. of Wy. sp1aguo. could seA5ce,
imagined slirn, cold beauty, IL ns most Of the
society bellies, and this e1a1jsita creature. With |
upltted bead, Ike deer lust Eisen tzon ita
couch OF fetn, took ono al bJ hliadul aurprise-""
9s LUG f.s ds Netoou1s, the elacst son a
old gentleman, has gone to Vienna for tbs
purpose Of meeting there tie Corale da Chau1-xI
bord, the LeE1irlat pretouder 10 tho tt6one OF |
France and tJing to bring about reconciis~ !
llon oesTcen him and the house Of Orleans. |
anxious to return 70 Franco, and that they |
have resolved to apply to the Enpeso, Eape-
Icon III. for permission to 20 tack TO Paris il |
the eo@se DC Chamborl viii join them in such
IN application.
Thu London Court Journal Of The 18th Of
March, reports - foloHn: "Iho Christening
Of Me second BOD Of tho Prince md Princess
Mary Adelaide, at Teek, took Place pn Thurs
day at Kensington palace. Tho baptiscaa
esrstaony = T.s performed by The Rsh. Roy, the
fcpean md the Res. IF. T. Bullock. The in-
fant ecn Of tho Prince md Princess received
the nazncs Of Francis Joeeph Leopold FEEDER |
ick. The sponsors we're tho Emperor Of AUS
hia (reprehcntcd by his E1cellencJ tho Ans-
tIlAn AInhase5darl, Prince Leopold, Prince
Eo7ns ., Muf@ahsE tho Queen Of ,hs
Louise, and Mis- Bu,dett Coutts. There
were present their Royal Highnesses tho
Prince and Princess Of Wales, with Prince
Albert !ictoz and Prince George, the Duchess
;s,Eaa q Gsnhndee' The DUKE Of Cambridge Prince
fine AugustA (sa,> Chronicle. .ot-Apnl !
ssys; A. soon as It became known that
General Leo would spend yesterday in the
city, tho many old officers and soldiers Of The
Confederate army who resids in Augrsts, the
desire TO csN ,npoa Tue Erest Captain. Ihs
General, who had positively declined ANYTHING
savorlng ot public demonstration, consented
10 rtceire them, and tho lhdiea' palior IN ths
Planters' Hotel WAS the plsee selected for hold
in9g Tie 1erse. The reception lasted from 10
AID during that ttne hundreds Of Indies and
gentlemen called. and wete presented to the
General and his 1Anghter."
-Atthe Iuileziea, \ few dsya MO, IN inter
eating ceremony took pl,ce in thc grand ealoon
Of the Firnt Consul, where ths Emperor, En-
prcs&, md Prince Imperial received \ number
Of old soldiers OF the Frat Empire, presented
i,y u. Dclmuntct, Deputy, with An &proprs-
ate address, to which tho Emperor replied u
tlae meat oor1iAl terms. That gentleman, IN
sss assstisS r. s & iis9es s Grand q 4s to
sei8ncnr, here is the past which creates tho
future. These old survivors Of the Imperial
glorses represent Ill pnr great battles" Are
there any Of Asrcugo :" 3Inne II. 1soo} asked
the Prince. Present, 4onseigneuE," " replied
Il Bed River correspondent Of French
paper II Canada gives The following il connee-
t!on With the execution Of Scott: "The PTesi.
dent allowed him to hsve minister, but Scott
replied TO the Rev. George YounS, Methodist
minister, that he did not belong to snJ re-
l,ortatione, and then called on theffcsidcnt, to
inform hin Of tho dep1nrablc etato Of tho con-
yict. who was cold, Indifferent. Theieuron,
IE. ne1, hurt By the cold, sterile language Of
the minister, replied: Why do you rot II to
saviour Of the worldP II tho sight Of por-
trait OF cherished mother, or q
dcasly-lored father slv1ys aTpealz to the
heart, what may not The image of God csuci-
ied oresxte-' Thereon, tho President, who
diess in the fort to fsn On theis knees and,
united with them he prayed the Refuge Of Sin
! nezs for . change In the heazt Of the convict:
| 1t was fine spec.cle to ECO thoeetwo hundred
soldiers, ROSARY in hand, PRAYING together that
God might AFFECT their enemy soul and break
spectacle to SEQ those soldiers PRAYING for the
! eont!ition Of man OF = faith differing from
| theirs. It would seem that God listened to
| tie prayers Of tho soldiers, for Scott evinced
signs Of comrunction, aud daring hia agony,
vi Which !, Us =; lene; lie had Hma-4o thlnz of God
POLITICAL
4 member OF 'ths Maryland House Of Dele
gates declared, On Saturday, that be would
never vote to strike the word white from Any
thing ~ long as lie lived. :.
in his message yeto:ng tho bin for the in
corporation OF Choste1tovn, Nd, bec.use ii
esnor Bowls said that, h&d tho bill been snb-
mitted to him before ths ratification OF the Fiji
teenth Amecdmeut no would, OF course, have
signed it. He added: "Nou that, since its
passsge BY the General Assembly, but before
i could have hecotae law BY my signature,
! aneadnant, ~Aieh our stsss Laws vi
doubtless hc amended 70 conform 10, ] an
confident the General Assembly will desire te
ko amend the bill AS to mako its provisions
| compatible With thpee uf the Federal Consti'
| tuticn, which A1ticlo OF our Own ELL ol
Rights declares sAeu bo tEe supreme Inv q
tlo State" Tho House Sustained tho veto b,
vote Of "a to 16.
At municipal elections il Minnesota, OF
the Eth, Mayors Wero elected - followa Min
neapolR, E. D, Ames, Republican. 229 MAJOR
"; uzstingrs Van Lwegen, democrat, 10
majority; Rcd Wing, William r. Blown, 8 INA
iority Wincna, Democrat.
In Michigan, Mayors Ncro chosen ~ FOL
lows: Flint, J. 2. Walker, Republican, is3 1nA
;ority; E2stle Greek, TlouAs Hart, neuu!N
can, s64 majority; Ann AEbcf, Ha.11aaaa, Re
publican; Isekson, n. n. Bennett, Democrat
Isl majority; Saginaw CITY, WEA sMess, Re
publican, 139majosity A1r1an, ssse5R. Eldstago
! Democrat CuruaDa, Alex. XrArthlr. nepnh
hcau; Grand Haven, bright Cutler, RepuaH
can; Slea, T. Mug, D5n,oerst; 1rsilan,i
; AMrlcls, Republican; PORT Huron, q De.noe.at
Marshall ! Democrat; East Saginaw, John G
Owen, Republican, lb majority; Lay Cit,
: Munger. De1noerat, q majo1ityi Lansing,
Democrat; Ililsdlc, Republican, $50 ma
, jority: Pontiac, Democrat: Monroe, Derae
aat; Au-hegon, Chauacy Davis, Republican.