The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-06-16


Later English papers say that al.
though the birth OF the last child of the
Princess of Wales was premature, the
health of the Princess was but little
affected thereby.
The London Advertiser, writing OF
London clubs, says: 's1'he one great
comfort of q club, as at present consti-
t tSsed, Is that no lady can cross the
Lucretia Mott is said to be at work
HS;Httu,eaVoring to brighten Quaker life q
mui Gay carpets in the houses and
hn uSlc IN the schools form part of
ner contemplated reforms.
a, Inc apprehensions that wheat in
tne northern part of Wisconsin, had
peen wlnter-killed We're unfounded.
ana IL Is said the prospects for large
crop Were never better.
The English Parliament has made
four additional bank-holidays, being
Easter Monday, Whit Monday, the
hrst week -day in August and the day
after Christmas.
The SOD of Hegel, the eel ebrated phi
l0sopher, is professor of history at the
University of Erlangen, but he is such
dull lecturer that he hardly ever has
epy hearers.
It is reported thai the Countess de
tro19tijo, Eugenie's mother, has been
Snanaii very coolly at Madrid by the
Fl tha 8 aristocracy since the downfall
VI sne ond Empire.
,,o Hn Ia paralyzed Siamese twin,
i'd; i'd % q %, covered as to be able to
h ,u 0h Itch about the house. His
s MU.n Il map't left him a moment
SINCE ne "a taken ill.
Cgaus Wy esHH,lders of the principal
C!eveiand SKA ng rink have conclud-
away, and thinT &c oonvort;na tbe;r
costly building in ol ro nnera b9u se
The Charleston IS. C.. Caur;or worry
suggestively heads an artloo mon the
anarchy which prevails in t.ance a.
follows: "France in Search of ! Mas
ter"
Dan Mace has given up the publ,
training of trotting horses and will
confine himselfexclusively to training
and driving Lady Thorn for her en-.
gagements this season.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil
will sail for Europe next month, ani
spend a year in travelling. Russi,,
Turkey and Greece are among the
countries they intend to visit.
Troy's affection for Albany finds ex-
preston in the Wing of the former
place, which speaks of Albany as a
little one-horse place, made Up vi D
legislature and another cattle mar
ket."
A young lady at an examination in
grammar was asked why the noun
Hbache,or" was singular. She replied
impaediately with much naivete: 1tBe-
cause it is very singular they don't get
married" g.
An event of scholastic importance is
the publication of successful transla-
ton into Greek, by Samuel Searpe, of
the Egyptian inscription in hero
glyphics, known as the "Decree of
CAM
h enthusiastic Englishman has of
q Count Bismark two hundred
isand thalers for his country seat at
Yin, twice as much as it is worth /;
Bismark has rejected the offer.
fmond trees flourish in California,
lone near Santa Barbara yielded
worth of nuts last year. This
Ing farmer has set out 80, 900 trees.
olive crop will be large this sea-
fis a solace for the man who is new
Apply unless he is winning or los>
or making a wager, to recall the
ticism, "a man who don't bet is as
as the man that does, or at least,
s no better"
N old bachelor says that giving
ballot to women would not amount
anything practically, because they
would insist that they were too young
to vote until t.Iey got too old to take
any interest in politics.
The Rev. Professor Summers is car
rying on an investigation of the cas-
tern Himalayan dialects, and is dis
covering testimonies of the connection
between them and Chinese which have
not before been detected