, 1870-11-29

ha., icfaft and o:her occupations. The rcmu:-
eFa'ion IL fixed Ut hall franc a day, besides
boatd and lodging. The brewers and bakers OF
Cologne hREc already selected asststaLis-
The wcl1-known saying CT Madame dc 9tac1.
which gave to EpSlard the enpue Of the sea, to
ffaoce that OF the land, an.t to Germany fh2t OF
the alr, teems. to Tue London Daily .se,rs, to re-
qu.1c Revision. The nsst clause OF the triad re-
nla1rs true, hut France and Germany have e1-
changed puits. Germany has now the sovereignty
OF tue land France, In its government BY oa1-
'oop. and also, perhaps. In its windy proclaIna-
Lions, q. m.5 lie said 10 exercise that Of the Iii.
In bostou. there 1sa young apple merchant,
act yet II years Of age, wno employs I'VE other
neJs younger than himself, aprortioring them
their districts for selling, and reaps daily rere-
hne o. from 81 to so. AL but one attend school,
and AL are Of nauye birth.
An EDglkh 1rn nakes the following report
lespeet!ng the wine trade, which Is seriously a'-
fected By the wsT: *The vintage this Jear in
Spain H. although moderate in qusntity, Of Adn,i-
fahle quality, rendering 1t doubtful that shtpments
Of cheap wines On consIEu will be continued:
and That In Portugal Is stated. on the Les. anso-
~ 10 be very good IN quantity and of magnificent
quarry The nuer Wines equal, u not exceeding, IN
exc-Elerce hoae OF any Of the best Of recent ytn-
1aRss' and Tue tnfe:tur ones valuable from their
great body for the purpose Of bringing up The
qualify OF inferior wtnea. The vintage IN the No
aoc and throughout the south Of France Is OF One
quality and abundant In the Charectes thd sts-
s*ge b; been gathered, but, IN the tota aosence1t
ne" bnslaess, dlstllaiion has At present hardly
s1.unenced, 20 thar trusts orshy estimate ~ u
tne aef hollc value Of the crop ean1os al Present
be formet.n
The Superintendent Of Dos.on railroad,
Who wss LATELY il!eev!exed,r declares that 1t ls
s1most Impossible to prevent Htu and wot1cn
rom committing su!ei,1e 1r throwing themselves
before lecouuilyes. ave tried tho experiment
oaces" saE51he Superintendent, " but II Required
Il large e1:'a foFce Of watchuaen to remove the
distinctions ppt 1pou the rats IN retaliation, and
had 70 be gsren up"
"A club Of swell fnaa III New Tn1k c!.T Is about
attempting revolution In dress; fhe reGus3uon
Ut dt5takcr costume as demanded on all social
SITE oecaslous Eat being deemed sufficiently
cos.ls or picturesque tor the days re ltre In.
Ihcst fashion WaswtcEs have dtc1eed that full
dress shall consist Of blue dress coat, blue pant
aloohs, an! white vest with gold buttons: each
easnrut te b. embroidered with Soid lace al TIT
taste Of the wearer. mere sight Of such hrayr-
r would be refreshing. since Solomon In aA his
| ory was not as1aJ ed like one OF these.
"A nEaEbu!st IN New Haven jumped down,
1ls other HiEat, sixteen feet upon Tin roof aud,
III a.letp, deliberately walked oG on to another
rocf STE feet !owcr; then walked through sSy-
''.hs, and lodged On table tea feet below, and
1 ,IEn IN some way crA~led back through the dis
n>AteA skyt:ghr, cutting his feet badly in bis
struggles. The noise awakened man In tae
tcnse. who found the somuambullst standing
upon the tin root, With nothing on but his shlst,
| aid etritlg unconscious Us 10 how he came
there. lie WIS wountel aud ucariy froxrn, and
IVES taken back TITO the hou!e aud properly cared
fJr.
| In his charge to ihe grand jury, ut New Or
Ia-s, recently. 1udge Aoc!l spoke quite fce}ingt,
| CT the worthless classes. "Tnere Is Jet aaosneI
| mathr," e8ys the judge, to which deem L
Droprr 10 call your attention. which deem o
vital iu1eFest to the State and the peace and 9uIc
ii The city Of Metz Oriraua, and which trus: &c.
Nili ptess upon the consideration OF tho ensuing
1"g'slt1ure- Il IL the large number Of Idle, dis
.v.ute, dishonest. aui dtsosder1E persons shat IN
test our city. oclty on this continent pozsesse
80 many prostitutes. sisccswRlkcrs. vagaoonds
and thieves, in proportion TO the population, 4
tie city Il New OsleanE."
The Paris correspondent Of the London Dahl
.Sees says: "1 Atsll Fever see donkey wtthou
..satr3ui ) thinking Of Ptussta1. II any Oh
happens to fall cut Hith his tackass, let NE recon-
mend him, Instead Of beating II, to siay and "a
Il Donkey Is NOW ali the fashion. When one I
atket 10 dinner, as all induccmens one IL told tina
there Will he donkey. The nesh Of this obsuuat
hnt weae-mtndcd qua'lrupc! Is delicious colo
lite nnsscn, urn md sayo.r. This siege H1ll de
stleJ many tluslonf, and among them the preju
dice Hhclt las prevented many animals helm,
Used AS food. I can most e0!emu!y assert that
utvcr wish to taste better dinner than juInt o
d1nkeT or ,Gaouf nj ca.,
Tile pf0jscs OF erecting grand palace OF in
duA1l,es and arts Vi alt nations In New forS, I
be similarly conducted 10 tho Crystal Palace Il
l La1tln7, Ia e1Eitiey much attention. 1t l. ,,so
| fA.td hr the conrGey chartered for The pun,o.
to erect the palace m the vacant lot betwee
Third a:'l fourth avenues and Sinety.e!Hhtt IN
| 0ee Hundred acs1 Secoud streets, the auHdtag t
rin rruno the FrouEt, be 1:1 feet deep, nud clgh
s'ortes hiAh. The cunrt-yarl Of eleven acres 4
the crutte viii tie raxes nrer amt used rs hort
cultural E1:!en. The upper 1. ~ ct The paIac
Hl tc au ait gallery Of :, ,sE0 feet In length. On
s:ory Will be lE1 for ast!ats' studtos, and part OF
will he devoted 10 llhrasfes. Thr other floors vi
be dtvote.l to exhibitions, cocccr,s, and atnust
1scuts gf ,a;ious k!rds. TIE palace will te q pcl
manElt hstiaut!tn, End is designated to lie sci
supporting.
i-Mcrc eleqr1ntis thsn any elaborate desert,
Ion dues II. cal asltnrhe Tint has hcta|en Franc
alkesr from ue following table, showing the pt
stsiips Ct tsr regular Infantry before the war an
In the, ,nrst week Of November:
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