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going steam s~s-' ,----s " Inerchan-
disc lying II ~.. .ue wnMYes. -. ::
The statue Of Her Ma{sstyEs, n , on the ;4 2tth,
tfeal, and will be unveiled in fe days.
: An English firm has decidedo .inaugurate 8
new line OF steamers between iew York and
Havana; and two yeesals,. thtNorthern and
Southern, are now on the Fay or the Atlantic
to commence their trips in Noyerer.
Most of the churches in Bra: are used for
election purposes, and IT IS necek1y sometimes
to Fave tie churches reconsecra1 on account
of the blood that has been shed ring the cleo
tions.
1t is q rather curious fact thswelve Of the
seventeen conductors belonging the Railway
Conductors' Life Insurance COMFY who have
died during the last year, we're WINS Of con-
sumption.
One Of the most curious rest of the horse
disease yet was seen on Prison ht bridge, at
Boston, lastEriday, when, the eli horse being
unweH, convicted common drurd was seen
going to the House Of CoIrectionth his mitti-
mus IN his pocket. He Was eobef
| The new City Hall in, Loul1e, Ky.,-a
costly structure, the erection OF nh is nearly
Completed has settled upon it's idy ,founda-
| tion to such an extent that it is I'D the whole
| building may tumble down.
| Referring to the discussion ngofng On in
France regarding the question of ming gam
letteI-writer says that it is authorfyefy stated
that, in the IS clubs, ], ,4oO hotelstf 500 lodg-
| ing-houses, as we'll as in the c1fevine~ahops,
and at the tables dhote in that citgubling is
permanent institution. -;
"A hitherto respectable young i at New
swindling the public by means the 'ENew
Haven Premium Estate,"-a lott arrange
Fment, by which the purchaser Of q hare stood
q chance Of getting suburban 1esi:es, valu-
able engravings, cash, etc. Investion show
ed, however, that he had only reed $55, aud
had spent $3.50 in printing, and has let OF
without punishment.
The second steamship Of .tAme1ican
(Philadelphia) Steamship Compan steamers,
the Ohio, will be launched On the 30tst. These
vessels-named, after the central bf States,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and 1l1a a-are ali
the same in design, dimensions, erial, etc
The Pennsylvania, the first one coated, was
launched On the 18th Of August 1ast,e frame
work Of the Illinois is all up, aud Indiana is
in more advanced state Of prog1es
AN official report to the Spaniiortes on
the fire at the Escuriel, says that, pugh the
4 disaster is deplorable, it will not beraye for
the arts nor for the Treasury aas to be
feared. There has been no loss ty one Of
the artistic riches, or the ancient auscripts
preserved in the edifce- All theoks were
saved. More than all, the: frescoes he libra
~ ceiling, concerning which the moop1ehen-
sion was felt, will be preserved unhed- The
damage is. estimated by soms at 4,U00 reals
{S20000O), but others think it wilt exceed
one-haf that sum.
The word Austretung," in Gen, is used
to signify overflow, also: :resignationhe word
WIS used by the translator for the istreund,
yesterday, in the telegram announcihe over
tiow CT the River Pc, in Italy. TIE f-reader
thought Of the other signifcation . Austre-
tung,' and, seeing the word Po,hght it
must be a mistake or omission Of tlaDslator
to fill out the word. and made it e. The
readers OF the VoHsf freund therefogere re-
ga1ed with the startling intelligen;hat the
Pope had resigned. The effect OF tbul1 may
be imagined when it is called to nirlat the
ToIksf freund circulates largely amoEatholic
Germans Cincinnati Gazette.