, 1870-07-29

-, 49, ~ t'nmnef aod much supetior4uallty
VI netT4 fhAn Last Jear." -
The indianapolis Journal Of the 9Th asys. u Re-
foFs from all parts Of the State iadIcste shst the
eotn crop viii not be large, but the quauty better
n a1sF several yeass pastr
-. PHRs0SAL
General Mcclellan will 60 to Mtupesota on
healtn$stp with bis vile
-ine Kew. Elias Libby, Of Limerick. Ne.
"aIsed t*elre miles and picked half bushe, CT
aged67 - -s>''
"A san Francisco court has granted All suey
VIII OF Aaetus noTpts for the recovery Of Miss vau
Chuck, from Go Lo Tung.
a pook about Ar. Dickens Is soon to be npb-
Hsned IN London. which Will contain N accom-.
oi noSei Written before 3" P1ckwick, y which was
never pnhAaned. md is now supposed TO b. lost
Inc New York Ertntn1 Mott reports that
siehof briEnolf and Miss isabella McCai!och were
marie" few days ago, At Portland, Maine.
-Afe. Hanna Flanders, the oldest tnhabiiaat OF
of10n
Ills coincidence that the "couu,esfelt n,e-
sertmeht' OF very beautiful lady, exhibited Ia
the Sew loFH Academy Of Dea.gn las, spring, WAS
~ Ah'es. tue artist, while another Ames is now
thu l'ossessor OF the original
@lolohel f1fzgetalda i've sons wilt assist him
On bis forthcoming Philadelphia daily. They will
give every one F4tz.
George sand has sued her publisher for the
Bum OF 2sa 800 france
Father Acrc, who has been proFistona1lr M,
cupytnR Bishop Aa'ets chair Of theology AT The
S0tbonne, has publicly announced TO the atudents
that be "Nul never accept the dogma Of iufall,.
biIlty."
-Thnr1ow Weed Is e1sing all the time bis health
VIII allow to the completion OF his biography. As
yet he has only got down to 1s2a.
II. Ioomhs, OF Georgia, u coming North, but
nos, a. has been erroneous1y sthte,l for the rpr
pose Of holding roll call at the foot Of Bunker
I'LL Monument
The late II. Prrvost-raradol promised hta
Pals publishers complete History Of the
United States" which be Intended to write In this
country.
Its reported that Gsrtbaldl mcans to devote
himself hereafter exclusively To literature: whete-
upon some it1everent fellow who has been rca,1-
Ing his Last noTel remarks: s-Thas Is what he
viii have TO do, II he wants to learn how TO
w7ite."
Lady Franklin is over 20 yea.s old, OF med-
un height, full habit, vigorous for her sre. has
full, square, good featured face, With unlmnal.el
perceptions and extraordinary Conversational
ability. She dresses tn black, With white sacaue,
AuIl WINE cap, ana loose While kills.
Tho London Daily Stses, On Thursday Of last
week, telegraphed to Whltelaw Reid, Of the New
York Tribune, for full despatch concerning the
death OF rrevost-rasadol and the feeling IN the
United States on tho Prusslan war Reid fur
h1shed despatch OF over one thousand worls
ibis ID the most signal example Of enterprise eve1
exhibited by London papers, excepting when the
fun Mail Ga-tHe te1egzaphed for an account OF
Are. Stoves Byron took.
Sir Francis CrnssfcJ. OF Halifax, England re-
Gently gave Ge00, 900 to different benevolent inst,
tnttons, with the stipulation that shall a be In
vested In United States bonus, and shall not be
converted into other securities I'll! the government
tcdecms lhcrn. Even then the money must he 1u-
vested again tn unjtel States securities, or Stocks
which hare paid good dlvldtnds
IL Is related Of Armand Bastea, the tllstin-
gutshed and turbulent Frcnchmau, who died
short time since, that, when he Was about to A.
lack The Hotel de yt1lc, In 1850, = musset ba1,
st1uck him full In the forehead, and ran around
and came cut at his ear. He YVES taken nrtsoner.
and when he reached the posts he said 10 the Ser
geant, "That bal! could hare had no education ::
II 1t had only known that the shortest way from
one given point to another Il a direct llne should
not have been here now
Three years ago, James King clopcd with a
gil at Flushing, l. l., Who was worth sao nm.
King shortly left the 6ccue- The other day she
gill found him In a New YORK court, under charge
OF ht9amy; ami, when II camc out that ha had
married twice since she had seen him. and tha,
botn the later wives were Ia court the sccout1
wife tainted, and the first one mtnlstere.l to her.
declaring that She forNaye her Successors. and
would spcnd her sso, ,ooo to clear James from tae
clutches OF the lAT.
The "nea1ly Ellegihle condition Of the sxna-
lures to the Declaration Of Independence IA due Ia
the experiment OF An artist made In Preslen,
Aunsoce uue- He applied TO John Quincy AIa1us
secretly Of State, to be allowed to take q fac.
slntle Of the signatures from the original psrch
ment, by applying 1ampened sheet OF pane.
| which he represented wuuid he IN entirely harm
less operation. AE. Adam. objected To tho expe
amcnt, apprehendtnS damage TO the document
hut The President thought there was no danger
and 50 the traosfer was made; anil the result hn
been as Mi. Adams fearcsl-the original signature
have been nearly ruined, only the stronger one
being At Rll icgshIe.
| On Saturday evening, Mrs. yincen. Co,yc,
who resided in East New York, came TO her deaf
un' Ct the following circumstances: She va
sitting With her daughter On the s&oop. her lItki
| rrantlthiIt plaslnk on the rOa4f opposite, whe
Erau OF hnfsrs dashed along Mt d furious race
making directly for that part Of the rpa4} O.
which the child wis PLAYING. The old lady fa
"ut and 6nntched her Just In time to save be,
She had Just reached her residence, returnln
with her child. when sul,deuly Rhe put her han
TO her forehead. excla..ntug: ~ was scared 4
a.uch!' fell heavily, vas conseyct! to the house
and died In about thscc minutes afterwarl.
The London correspondent OF the New Yor
Tribune SAYS:
"Why were Mr. Dickens pictures and bri.-a
trne sold Onr or two tourns1, assert vcry pos
tNc!y that the -alc Is only he1t ia obedience to ri
express command IN the viii OF Tic ,1ecsase,i AZ
thor. Elsewhere, It has been lntlmatetl that thcf
vas difficulty IN d!sid!ng 50 many small tbecte
Othrf authorities suggest that 1t would be .litcui
70 rroducc will by Mt. Dickens eontalnlng an
I any direction for 3 safe within 4 month OF 1t
DEATH lie left. It Is said. a fortune of uearl
800 80. 50 that HIS family hardly plcai actus
t1oop OF things 20 Intimately Connected viii
solution 10 oticr Of the .;ia,ca.ty, "a, .,
Dickens directed the sale OF pictures gwen to biz.
by artists who were his near personal friends b
s1anf1elt, and F11th and Nactl<e, well q. OF th
saa anu S5osf host ~ M u
a. ncmentoca, we're, or ought to hare been, mos
precious to h!s relatives. And a.a!n, 1t Is cct,tn
T., O. ssEs sS IL iec wli o!'ete this sale. Why no
inc, IS ordinarily nuLlshci Why not DIckens'
Lad rather nol sar what sse some OF The IN
sHess which, as mere rushnrs, arr floating shcu
1nndon: Int was told YESTERDAY, on what ougn
10 Keep the win private for year, and mean !
POLITICAL.
The Savannah Gay S<.ca prints the fultow1n
extract Of letter lrnm Congressman Far,
worth:
| ..- WAsHrS1ruS, July ID, 1870
DEAR FRIEND FITCH: The fnal amenumer
| OF the Georgia bill, "A Atluptell in ConfcrenC
| Committee. WA4 as drawn nF me- zut.st.nt{stf il