The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29

| suicide, saws a telegram from Berlin. is
! becoming alarmingly Frequent in the Hru'
sian army. especially among the higher
ranks" Without mentioning other re-
| cent cases. a young cadet u sixteen j. said
TO have shot himself in the military college
| at Lichicrfcldc, while, al numcrOUsly-at-
| tended bail AZ the house OF staff officer in
/ SpAndau, Lieutenant suddenly drew q
/ pistol aud blew Out his brains. again, il
! is declared that a Prussiln officer who 70
Gently went 10 Paris on a matrimonial cr-
rand ended his lie in the same way, and
( that death. from duclling in Germany have
also been frequent Of late.
VI. Chcrnu,chi has publicly declared bis
| intention TO bcQucaih 10 the city Of Paris
! his collection Of Chinese and japanese
/ bronco collection that IL said 10 DC I'M
/ lAallcd. 10 wa, made by him 1T time
when thc opportunity 81 accumulate such
articles from the houses Of Japanese ngble-
men and from temples was exceptionally
good. On returning 10 Paris y. Clcrnus-
/ chi bull; for h.s collection house t!~t
should especially nee! it, wants, some o.
/ ihc bronzcs kcing OF colossal siz'. THIS
/ house he viii also give 20 The city. II
stands on a corner Or ihe Pare Nonccau. q
park which Wa, recently lighted ny the
! JablochkoG Cloc'ric light, and Is The first
public harden IL Paris that has Dctn thu,
lighted.
At The poiu; where the river Euphrat
/ bursts throu.h tlc Taurus range an iin'
uor;ant archaeological discovery has h.fn
/ recently mad" 10y p Bayarim gentleman.
! In Wild. romantic district hc 4Cund Inc
/ OF mCgl.thic monuments averaging Ne
tween lG and * metres in height, bearing
! inscription, and IN ACUTE remarkable sia'c
OF preservation. Her Lester Che drc9V-
crcr's nance la~ no doubt that they i'Hl"G
/ mart ai some great national sdnciuar.' on
/ linz lack some 1000 years on more. u J.
! known That there formerly existed at inns
/ p,sec = nccy9pOlis Il tie ola COMmaeCnc
/ lines. sothat 10 !. argued that il seems ro1-
.oua.le 10 attribute lhcsc colossal monU-
mcot, 10 this ancient people, the hereditary
foes OF the Assyrian-.
learned Hindu la}'T. Punditi Romadai,
who has devoted her lie to the promotion
~ female education in India, recently
aroused great interest 10y course OF Zee
I tire. in BOMBAY. She j. a widow. ana
! barely twenty-five years Of age. Her Zee
/ fure. have drawn CIT large numbers 81
Hindu and Parse ladies, on whom she Is
already declared 70 have pIoduceu ',''',
,hinc 81 an electric effect" She dwclt nj
grrai length in the lectures on the bcnenl'
arising irom education, ana NE I'M
norfancc 20 women OF cnluFa'ihs
Ind cmhcllishing their minds ii they
wished 10 advance with the progress
of the times. After she had finished one
nj her lectures the ladies. present were
asked to express their thoughts on me
S,.iiect. one OF them, after slight pause;
oatfered courage. stood up and spoke. ana
19eerN half 4 dozen Others followed, Niclhg
"r1cerly with one another FOR the rrlNi-
,ece Of gracefully speaking to the audience :,
In praise Of their able and learned si,nr,
Tyen The most hopeful OF women auSE o.
e,tcs. a native paper add, Were : h''T ".
rrcnorcd for this singular bu' most "'-
iightiul spectacle.