, 1870-06-25
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\ young Baptist clergyman named Nc
M..llen has bean arrested ut Philadelphia on
charges made by Mary i. Learcb, Of Lewis
burg, Pen1ssyivani Of seduction and breach
Of pron1is' Swhile he was student at Lewis
burg Univt 1ty. She is now the mother of
an infant, Ni1ose paternity she asctibes to Nc
Mullen.
The New York Euenin3 Post says: "The
ocean cattle gives na literary item which
needs correction. 1r. DisrseI, We ate told
has replied in q second edition Of Black,oood
to theEtictures Of that magazine on s'Lothair.'
It is odd, indeed, that second edition Of
B,1c1rood for June. should be Issued on the
18th or 20th OF the month, and it would be
stranger still il Old Ebony should issue
s-coEd edition only to allow Mr. Disraeli tie
privilege Of reply The second edition Was
probably Of "Lothair," and Mr. Disraei has
dignified the attack oyermuch in deigning
to notice it. We may nov expect third
edition with reply to Professor Goodwin
"A letter from London Of June reports 81
follows ;. Tie arrangements for the appeal
to the HouEe Of Lords in the Mordaunt divorre
case have been completed, and I understand
that it is the opinion Of eminent counsel who
have been consulted on behalf Of the petitioner
that the appeal will te successful, and that the
ultimate decision must be that Lady Nor
dannt's alleged insanity will not prevent the
progress Of the suit for the dissolution of her
marriage will Sir CHARLES Mord3uut. AL pre-
yious decisions bearing on the case arc op-
posed to the view Of Lord Penzanee and his
colleague, and in favor Of the Lord chef T.
1on, who differed from the majority OF the
court
A correspondent Of the North British Maa
prints an extract from letter By the Rev Dr.
Mackenzie, who was for sixty three years min
lister Of PortnA.1ick, giving an account OF how
bade adieu to Scotland, she uttered scream
| in Portpatrick, and Of the effects Of thAt
| scream. stWhen ahe, MfB. Siddons, came to
| the thore to embark, and raised her Dyes to
throw pairing look ut Scotland" to the utter
astonishment OF all present ''she emitted all
| powerful beyond conception. The rocks. tho
! shore, and the concaye in which our little VII
lage stands conveyed the echoes. There was
| general rush from the houses scattered along
| the beach Seeing men. women. and children
so alarmed, Bhe he1elf apparently became
more terrified She repeated Tho cry, and
actually screamed aloud 1t was melancholy,
it was mournful, it Was piercingly loud. In i
moment, ns il by some sudden shock through
tie influence o{ sone supernatural agency.
aloud" 'sueh a scene,' the Rev. Dr.. Mac
Icuzie adds, II never Witnessed"
"I5rrlciyh," the clerical writer for tho Bos-
ton Journal, III letter from Saratoga, says
that John Morrissey's new louse there is far
tho most gorgeous house for play on the CON
| tMent. 1le HAIL uool B Qliutu 1ato AAAc9
rooms, two Of which are devoted to play and
one for dining: The fitting up Of the
floors arc covered with scarlet and T,ite
velvet tapestry. The furniture, sideboards,
coEnices, mantela, and mirror frames
tains are elk aad damask. The monogram
~. Il" flames out On all SIDES. Over the
massive mirrors are carved tigers heads, witt
mouths wide open to deyour, An emblem ol
the tiger persons will fight within the walls
The chandeliers are gold gilt, aud tue bracket.
loon floor there are 125 lights, 3ud go in al
tho house. Private staircascs lead to room
a1oft, and these looms, on the two storle
/ above the pa1lors, are gorgeous{y fitted up 10
guests. Tho 1owez floor is for Kitchen, vim
Cellar, laundry, and for domestic uses. Th
clnb house cost $50 900: lot near is owne4
by church. The parish would not sell, bu
HE ground is ronsod to Mo1rissey for ten year
At 81 600 year, to give room and Light for tn
w In tbs Unitel States Circuit Court at Nc
York, On Tuesday, the case Of Fsalon asa'na
the New York Central Railroad Company wa
taken up. This was N application fot permit
sion to fo;n the plaintiff q husband with her
the action. The lady svears that her husban
is General Of the Dragons Of the Gra7
Duchess Catherine: that abe herself Is
member Of tho highest and Oldest aristocrae
, | in Russia, y that her family nave pesu :
the nobility for 1000 years." that her +" - Al
: cestoIs were Of the reigning Princes of IA!
sary."' The action ia to recover the value
= : certain laces which have been loat, and VINE
/ Countess F1alor swesrs we're from two to tn
+. and half centuries old, required sever
: years 70 make one yard, and Wei
+ worth lundrels Of dollars yars
She awears that they were her prope
ty, and that her husband is living. It was COZ
tended on her behalf that the applicatio
should be granted; that it WIS very simpl
thing, and would mol prejudice the railroa
company. On tho other hand, counsel for IL
company contended that the common Aw yos
ed such chattels in the husband, and, ther'
n fore, that he could not be introduced to CO
;, rect the plaintiff mistakes: that he presente
> no petition to be uadc party, and that test
mony had been taken which the Court cou
f.. olae5 70 STAND = .ne testimony II TIC ca
DO gave decision denying the molten.
-lhe Rev. Bernard Il. Nadal, D. D., Il
% D., Professor ot Church Hstosy n