, 1870-03-30
PERSONAL

Cardinal Cullen has hurled an snathera at the
"Grand Duchess Of Gcrolstcin, " AID French p,ays
generally.
-Stralosch didn't let Patti sing at Wilmington.
n. C., because there had no. been tickets enouch
sold to satisfy him.
-PaEsioc, the actor, has left $500 with 4 New
York magistrate as security for further c7ezhanln
for knocking down friend at the Metropolitan
Hotel
The beautiful daughter OF a we1i-kpovn dry
goods merchant Of New York city will make her
dtbus IN " Martha" ne11 fail.
Henry Kleane, Of Queena County, Lore Issand
had terrible attack Of hydrpphois tho other day,
and hla friends relieved him " suotheripg hin 70
death with feather bed.
According 70 La Gautois q marriage IS as-
ranged between The ArchdHEc Albert Of Austria
| and the daughter Of the e1-King Of Hanover. The
Emperor Of Austna has at last given his consent
which he had for some time withheld
AT the mlues Of the St Anry's Coal Company,
Ia Pennsylvania. there Ia employed young iadY
named Elizabeth Patton, whose duty IL is to weigh
and keep IN account Of the coal that eor1e. down
| In the casA
-Mn Churchill, one Of the.adyocates OF woman
suffrage in Vermont, refused TO Nsak, The other
night, from hotel to the hall In which she to
/ lecture, With member Of tho Woman Suffrage
| Association, because he WIS drunk; and declared
that either he must leave the CANVASS OF ste would
| leave the State
| The Russian papers announce the death Of Gil
M1gotcr the position who had the honor Of Saving
Napoleon from falling Into tho clutches OF the Cos
sacka, Hhen he was leaving Moscow, BY bis skllful
riding. In The a1air Of the Ruo Saint Nlc4isc,
when an attempt Wns made to blow up His Majesty,
he was saTed ~ the rapid driving Of his coachman
! casar.
| DR.. P1chler, one Of the pupils Of Canon
Dnnlnser. and formerly Professor of The
o1ogy at Munich, but for some years
1lbrartap At St. Petersburg, announces
In letter to the bishop Of Mayence that his ICON
science would compel him to separate from the
| should again confirm or extend the analhenas
pronounced By that held at Trent"
I The Tribunal Of the Seine has delivered 1udg-
ncnt in the Of the latest claimants to the IN
heltance Of Jean Thic15. Fer GIG years this
property usually raiued at x, 900 600 franca has
continued 70 attract fanc!ed descendants. ThleEry
made his will IN 1634 at which time the bulk Of his
large fortune was In the hsnk Of Venice. Between
ls0l aud l:s7 some s6s plains Of hershtp were reg
| istercd. In the latter year, Venice fell into the
hands OF the French, aud the Thler13 Inheritance
~us swept into the French Treasury In the present
case the tribunal has directed that there is not
sufficient proof Of the alleged transfer OF the dis.
| puted property from tue Venetian to the French
\ Government, and that therefore the claim must be
dismissed With costa.
I -0n the arrival Of the 8:5o p. m train from
E1uga-c1oss, AZ HItchln, Eng. on March II. the
frnnt portion Of 1t wns shuntcd to allow the -
train To pass Whilst the carriages were being
asatn shunteA, they were, By some means OF
other, thrown OF the track, thus foullng the main
! Nnr. Just 1T this moment the royal train, which
was conveying the Prince and Princess OF Wales
ia Etmh1cton, whittier their ROYAL Highncsses
were proceeding on q visit to the Duke and Ouch
ess Of Manchester, Was nearly due Men were 81
once set 10 work to clear the main Tine, bur, bcfo7t
this could lie effected, the royal train came up Al
full sEce.l, and rushed passed the carriages which
had l,een thrown OF the lile. II Will BE- under
stood that the Prince and Princess had a naEroW
escape when II IA stated that the train In which
they were travelling ran within Btx inches Of ons
of tho carriages which hal fnuled the main line.
The latest outdoor style Of the "golden youth
Of Loudon Is a long, closc-Asttng cassock Of heavy
coarRe Irish frieze, and this fs the waJ 1t came Il
he the fashion. When the prtacc Of Wales WIS II
Ireland last year, he bonght ono OF the coais
which are worn tonly made more rnony} By TIL
car-lr1yers Of certain districts The purchase va
1nade as curiosity. The coat WIS a tcad5-mad
one, and had been fashioned for very much talle
and thinner man than His Royal HtEhncss, who
not uore than feet 8 inches In height, and
stout build. For year It hung In Aarlboroue
House unnoticed- But, on one Of the very col
nights At the commencement Of the winter, tn
: Prince happened to be going to the theatre
| remembered this cost, and put It on a kind OF
"iark-" Coming out Of the theatre, he walked PAT
! Of the WAY home With Colonel Knrpe!, hts c9ucTt
! md wenr far few minutes into Whites Club,
| 49, Nn1tlpa strEt1 u "nit1i Lit II u Wt1nUEf. II
E&a there seen hy seyesal men Of ftshinu weaEtu
this wonderful looking gaE1ncnt The result ws
that week later every man that pretended to dses
! well wHs cncaseG In Irish f1ie1e.