, 1870-10-18

HsA etuuans lately before London court charged
VIII u.-ueatsnE her soD, child two years Of ayr.
Senuemsn Aafd he SAW the woman dlbera,e,y
n1eup the rhtd ana pitch Il on 10 the payemeul
IL nj al rsrroWly escaped coming In contact with
'rck Wall Before The magistrate MI Ples a,
ttsteu net right to 'lo what she pleased with her
tnlid. Sic aktnred tn. Magistrate that he
WIZ perfect little TnsA," and could Fuu ~ like
h1t!e IamrliRhtef." She VIA LIT on with a hue
II thirty thill1nGz, with The alternative Of lort-
ttens IN ps1son, and uaZtstts1al scrldlo..
-Bt.MAtA's dislike Of ", II, Russell, re no,ea
correspondent d1 the London Tim<s, Is uor of re.
cehf oaie- "A lew weeks after the ba.tse nj sa.
tlova, in 1866. tie told the E62ilsh Aubassalor
shat, In his op!atoD, Captain unzle.. who xro,e
up the events ct that eEentful campaign for the
Ihuade'eF, Wes ten times more talented and be,-
Ter quaAntd ios the rnsitou Of war correspondent
'ban Russell, who always a4Idei nc,ions md
efoss nc,lora II that, to vnas he saw on ,he srlt1
Of battle Ever since then, Russell has ]. 1r,tteu
down" B!sna1k, and the latter has loet no oppo,.
suptsy TO treat him In the same manner
the Bishop Of Calcutta receu1lY visited pur.
nah, and the Indian p2pera describe the d,t,cuI-
ties which prevented 4 proposed intery1er he,
tween the Bishop anu the Ktn4 OF Burmah. The
latter insisted on the Bishop tquatlrg espss,ervea
lefoIe MIN. . smaA cazpet being the op.y concrs-
tion ne would naEe. Dr. Nilman asked u he a.
i'sa '" e<"e"f INV 0e mug was GfInt he could
Lot allow sny q an either 10 stand fefu,e him or
10 eccup. seat not lower than hIs. his ,na,e,ty
Invariably reclining on yery low ccu-n On these
occasonH- The Bishop WAS likewise nrsu: he de-
t1ined to suffer the indgnlsy OF sitting csras-
lrst*d On bit Of carpet; xa.l. rs tie chief Buii-
'.,st priest ts allowed seat Oh leyei With the
aloes ne urged that Similar COURTESY miyts Ae
shd~o 70 ohe I'll corresponding rank Tue resclt
"ao thaf the Bishop itft Mandalay without hnyIns
net The klpe, although 10th were yerv ,,esa,ous
mat al iuteEr1ew sh ull take place.
The Sew-0rie2ns P.eupune Of the 9Th inst.
rays: F." Although 1t may shock our Northern CO.
teEnroEaT1es to announce 1t, We had The pleasure
OF meeting General ReauresArd Gu the street yes-
terday In me hsal:h and most excellent cond!.
fi0u. lie Is not IN command Of the A,my OF SOUTH
.ro France. He has not volunteered In the Fieaca
e'fEice. lie has nos t,cen made q MARI Isl Of The
Republic. But Re Is here. knd be Is ttuj al
American e1az-D, aud 6stu The President OF our
Ae*-ofifans and Cazrolls6n Railroad Company.
Inc mabaTtne editor OF the Brooklyn Cnson,
eccordtpg to the Sex YORK FREE P,esf. ls q protr-
sling ytung man nauued K-nxard Philp. Once he
welt II boarn, and, dlpIomatica1.y making love
t" obe oil the la1dlai; dau1hfers, wAs frequently
:1stifed BY the receipt Of haudiu1s OF due IIa-
"a: clGar', which the cenn,i!rg gts stole from
fsl:cw.oear'fer. On 6re occaai9n. being eome-
"n@t suPtCuu1ous- Emu tearing thAt want Of
'ocd mieh give ucagre Iook Of ieas to hisxeae.-
'ly substantial articles, he repai.tti n Drmonicos
Gok6~ay saloon, aud oYdered a nrst-clsss fye
:" lar ctnLes. a Jersey countrynao sat oppcs,;e
-. tue e1otbeIhy genteel Philip, and, being eco-
omica1lY minded. satisfied BIS hunger On twen-
.s.nre cent Plate Of bash. Our br.ght-eyed Jour
alist va. reading paper, aud, With his custonl-
at{ consideration and suArtty, offered it to tte
.'nuosrIman. White Jersey. overcome with this
nnlookcdfor piece Of po!iteress, MSS In the act Of
:tct'v'rH the paseT, Philip changed checks, and
left immesitatelT.
-Cha1fes @. Leland has last published in Lon
On pamph'es IN support OF G-smany's right TO
.alsacc and Lor1atue,