The New York Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1869, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1869. 3 ee som - | occarred to a petit crevé will prove what @ disas- and natare. It was made } derful richness and in great variety. The valley is 8 N FLEET. EUROPE. |zit ses ee | Sense tare ga set cee | Be en Te Sees | pele amein merits | TE Cone ‘ 0 b s 5 gym aed jal parties and | tion Be was caddeniy caruck alt ofa beap. While Sentient tive Teak minintere and veachers and Wubi ls magaidcent eater ae valley Its Trials and Tribulations at New Orleane— balls must @ Foyal scale, and any | looking after them a boy with brush, paste and bills, | and ministers to come up to this | would be @ desert, uctive snd uninhabitable. of the Monitors—Names ef the ‘one who has Palace mews | anda sly smile on, his face, putdown his stock in | standard had been unceremoniously thrust aside, | No ono can contetapiate this ingenious and complete Session > ae, ‘indsor stables—not royal | trade hard crevé, A m0- eprcnmncty, long-winded state- ‘stew orkings without feeling Oficers—The Peravian Government Disestablishment of the Trish Church and oe own to + an finds | ment later he raised Hie! brash omy Sept Cows the Tago of Hees von Maes (oe coppaetian cor always Sawant admiration and etal charting vay ued. ie ey plenty of channels amount ees ae A turn from orevé pent facts pg on Bev ‘Where rkers who once lived . ORLEANS, Dec. 26, 1808. class small, almost en- t his face tact with @ brush full of estublishment of schools of @ dis- | Spanish intellect might have devised s equa} jh phd ooo ‘uO pardon, anid the gamin, “you. were | tinct sect had been by communities tt had | as efficient as this for irrigating the soil, but it is | It ia a trive saying that “misfortunes never come fe aeyobad to the em P| Minister, Seflor Garcia - | ts devoted to of what are termed “royal took been uni ee ad + extremely doubtful. They have not improved on | singly.” The Peruvian . y ‘ bounty grants ‘awarda.”? the trustees had frequently Seow the Moorish works at all, and have in very rare in- | Garcia, and the officers of the fleet fitting out here i ee, eree oe in in moh ge ‘secre! By ag ne Rr | Sie cnnsanan tain tna Sassatsaeantatins have experienced its truthfulness. No sooner had FFAIRS IN PARIS literary ee ie glass of beer or the wearing of one’s natural whiskers | never-ending spring the year round. The rivers that | Secretary Seward’s diplomacy. squelched the efforts A Ld relations of deceased fficers, or to 1s characterized 9s high crime and misdemeanor. } rush down from the mountains fume and fret and | of Collector Fuller to prevent the salling of the fect ; others who have government. “Spe. Of, cwrenty-clght weekly lemwoUs TD ea to religious | when they reac Lala te the mommer there i but | wan the dlacovery i made; on the eve of thelr de- Seeenee oy cer who subj gave speakers te te eee of teem Seat bluster left. by gabon parture for sea, igh tae spemitore Atannelye. Opie ‘i Press first landed intan de- Frederick reat, that each man attain 2 omens read Oneota) and Manco Capac (Iste Catawba) are unfit es EERE 4 ee Roche foe alms, Or ppp Be alo: fan Se aeaee cool and ing mmm To fare yah & sea voyage, and thelr finat departure from United Germany. Pig apn si eye f ae in which HIE srot imkis opinion, ortho: | the anows are melting on tie slerra Neveds and the | States waters will provatly’ be’ delayed three weeks of Oxford as oe doxy was akin to hypocrisy, and apna rat eg bp pe Se eerie eee the people at | or a month. The readers of the HERALD have ‘troaned indice, See e tie trong Speakon having sor damtrsas the House it Is an- | 80 Upper vailisns are couguming al the water from | simeady been telographicaity' informed of Collector Travels Thro h the Interior | death are in the Seipated that the debate on this important question | the river to irrigate thetr broad flelda, Just now | Fuller's action towards seizing the Havana, oue of ug for the time which consists of the will yet occupy several days, there are few crops that need water, and the river 18 | the convoys of the monitors, and of his‘ sudden ces- of Spain. ac oanee ‘that Pr sinseet Ad ee ee of poi pede. pet itleear he width, | sation of hostilities on a despatch beng received i ritade of antsy’ docs noe same our orthe ; SPAIN. Row conveying water to every part of the Vega, that from Secretary McCulloch ordering him not to inter- 000, but by a clause in the act before re- Latte Sree i ee Rowe hae ad foro with ber, 9a hes lag. covered ber and the State masonry perfect to-day ent guaranteed tection, in renee ct the HARALD, are. Dequentod. thy folldated feng ie f the prong On the Road from Malaga to Granada= | when the dusky fellows laid ihdown with #0 much gery difficulty that his Hecelloney had to morning with an interesting and varied collection | for this The ct ‘amount Scenes on the Way—The Vega of Graz | skilland care. The French destroyed some of the | contend with was the mutinous course of the of letters from our special correspondents abroad. to £17,000, after allo) Class 6 may nada=The Rising of the People on Receipt canals or aqueducts when they visited this | crew, who had been shipped in New York ‘The bustle invariably attendant on a general eleo- | be regarded as a sort of reserve fund. The amount age pot as they did @ portion of the Al-| for ‘a year’s service an d two months of it is £8,040, and it may be used towards meeting a | loup had to turn to the in’ ow the News from Cadiz. 5 but stl enough are seen to show how com- | in advance. Some interested parties, who wished tion in England having subsided, it 1s but natural | Gericiency in ‘any of th gave Lohengrin over at the end. GRaNapA, Dec, 1, 1368. | plete the system and how enduring the work. to blackmail the Minister, tampered with the crew that the great question which formed the issue be- Tmay perhaps be allowed to say that in any other | There are very few lines of travel left on the Con- Granada is not of itself an attractive city. Its | and circulated the report that the feet was destined tween the two contending parties should be sub- country @ leader who would impose his opinion upon afford te in naeiin ct Fe paphnrar ptr gong ee reminiscences that elus- | for service against 5) A habeas corpus was Jeet to analysts and thatthe remus ely t aine i si Se iE feet ns | communication, by ral or scamer, tthe tour; | te fong aut spent Teign ote Moora kings | Lie? “Muto f venwning netfod em and a 5 > lish ithful ing should have simply in- |. | and involves also the story of Ferdinand and Isabel | ghij @ new crew. A number of the old crew ee suelo caine De Gneare miitcise | Btmored Abdication of the Emperor Napo- | formed the audicuce that at te end of the pro. | Dt ® majority of those are in Spain. This magni; | and Colambus, of French invasions, and I know not | rato reship, but. were hot permitted to do so. leon in Favor of His Son—Ex-Queen Isa- | gramme the non-Wagnerians could exit if they did | fcent country, where communication of a comfort- | what all. Granada has played an tmportant part in | Now, when everything was believed to be favorable In the letter of the London correspondent of the | J onise visit Expiation Chapel and the | 20t Wish to heara piece twice which Waguerians | able and easy description was most needed, is the Spanish history, and the batuements of the Alham- | fer an immediate departure, as I have already HERALD the subject is reviewed and considered 7” Lg a © | were clamerous for; but between this and forcil netruct railways and to build common bra have witnessed many a contest under their very an inspection of the monitors, made fm an impartial manner. From Paris we 1 Palais de Justico—Her Future Home= | half a hall to be inflicted with tne crotchetlest of | '88t to construct Fallway walls. But Washington Irving hag related the his- by Gaptains Moor and Tilleria, of the Peruvian Navy ae ete we leat | Revision of the Lesurques Sult—Dramatle | crotchets there 1s a3 much difference as shaving a | Toads. Within a few years she has accomplished tory of Granada so Well that no one is ignorant of 1t, | and Captains Dubois and Glilespie, feet, pilot an that .strange rumors are afloat concerning Napo- | 411105 i= @ FixeThe Theatres very stubbly beard with @ best Shefield razor and a | wonders, and if foreign capitalists do not tire of per- | and {t need not be further alluded to here. | We have | deputy dect pilot, shows that the wooden and Jeon, and they are given for what they are worth, - . rusty old saw. 5 he to do with the Granada of to-day. not the Granada | wooden decks of the vessels are badiy decayed and Paris, Dec. 15, 1868, a manently thvesting their funds in public works bere | of the pasi. Until I arrived here I was never aware | the vessels are not fit for @ sea voy! ‘The Minis- The movements of the ex-Queen of Spain are also ca re ae haveing GER NY. she will do more in the fature. As tt is you may tra- | that the revolution in Granada was notaccomplished | ter has consequently ordered the rs here on Fecorded. The Berlin correapondence gives @ gene: | 14. tne Ministerial horizon and Teports of chan; ERMA * verse one end of Spain to the other over tolerably well | Without bloodshed. The Spanish papers were 80 | board, and the fleet wik, about Wednesday ne: Tal fesumé of matters trangpiring in the Prussian | 12'the cabinet have been confirmed by imputations ap mecieERE eS! constructed rallrouds, built by-French capital and | Sct oon r Ol et ore ee SE eee eo ea et tou capital, and from Spain an interesting account may i ns | The Weather and its EffecteTheatrical engineers. Every large commercial city is in com- | of the tact tat » coniict had taken Place in this din Preakieat of the Peruvian republic ordering the ’ against the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Moustier, Be obtained of a trip from Malaga to Granada and Season—A Royal Impresarie—His Trent- : t ci city. But it was so, Minister on no account to permit the lives of the ‘what was seen and heard on the way. Ls enon wo perio sunlect to | ment of Maestro Wagner—The Confiscation a ic be ite Pap ane ral gy eritg soos were sirong here andthe Captain Gen, | ofloers to be jeopardized ‘by'salling in vessels unsea- toriously re-established. It 1s pretty certain thatthe | Meastre—Triumph of Bismarck—Motion for | ‘mere ig one very important link yet to be supplied | the affair at Alcolea, after the Cadiztising, they be- | "Tussurvey has eatablisned the fact that the Peru- ENGLAND. Ministry will remain at the opening of next session | ™ N©w Prem Laws 1. oe 14 ag93, | im the railway web of Spain, and that is from this | gan to throw off reserve and ponte Mery, with vian governiment has us Deen Daal wiotiimaed in the what it was at the close of the last, although the | The damage caused by the late sterm is far greater | ancient capital and historic city to the Madrid lines, ther in excited masses fy od Plaza B00,000, Se ie representation that they were FROM OUB OWN CORRESPONDENT. "| portfolio of M. Pinard, the Minister of the Interior, | than at first expected, and accounts of sacrifice of | Work has been done on the line, but as yet the gap | Nueva ang’ to await the call of the revolutionary 1m complete condition. ‘The Shadew of Coming Events. ts still on the tapis, : hfe and property are comtng in from all parta of | Must be Crossed by diligence over a country which See ent otie ue oe Ota nickel bar, “amen alge ple, rey sar bos Boag ‘Atahu- Lonpon, Dec. 19, 1868. It may have been noticed in America, as here, that | Germany. On the Rhine, between Dusseldorf and | 838 literally no road at all and which is entirely 1m- | ricades were thrown up in the principal streets and | aipa being built in 1865 thang Manco a asharp fight began, which lasted until daylight. | 1866, by Swift & Co., of Cincinnaf. They are ‘The contusion and excitement were necessarily vi forty-one feet beam and thirty feet depth of ol nigh, hoi. ‘Their beeras are Of trpg, une iheh See ai tae up with bottom and tapering Lge yee Fl yo at of musketry. At daylight the Captain General | the armor, Their armor at sides is seven saw the game was up, ordered his troops to their | inches thick, and reaches from the deck three feet be- quarters and left Granada for some safe harbor. The | jow the water. Tne decks are six Spans a) gabe sresmeniand Bie ine cuaseon ted aoe oak with oak beams, and three inches of iron An ineident has just occurred in England which | the London papers are showing much zeal for the | Emmerich, no less than eighteen veasels were com- | Passable in rainy weather. If things go on well we shows, better than books or arguments, the true | preservation of peace between France and Germany; | pletely lost. The Royal Telegraph Administration | ™®Y expect to learn that in two years cars ‘@rift of public opinion in regard to the Established | also that the Prussian papers have become acrimoni- | announces that all the.wires of the North German | C22 Pass without break from Madrid to the last burch, and which bas fallen lke s clap of thunder | ous in their leaders on France. These confilcting | Confederation have been put up again, but that such } Stronghold of the Moors in Spain. However from clear sky upon those who still profess to | tendencies might have been anticipated by British | is not the case with French and Austrian lines, the | H0Vel and curious @ diligence ride | may be, Jove and sing sbout “the dear old Chureh of Eng- | diplomacy, as the surest way to make two nations | transit over which is still interrupted. The weather | ‘vellors wil! hall the consummation of this ¥ 3 t mole, The turrets are ten inches land.” inveterate enenties is to endeavor to reconcile them | peing damp and chilly produces many diseases, fore- undertaking with great joy, because it reagones an lutionary junta took the reins of power. About | covering the w! Among the appendages to the estates of the Duke | inopportunely, and too much zeal im a good cause is | most among them smallpox and diphtheria, the | 'mmense barrier between them and the most delight pught and ror S nmauer' of citemen tis nity ageing pie an "a0 pound solid @f Norfolk are several church livings, and under an | equivalent to passive neutrality. For the present, | jatter, especialy, causing great havoc among chil- | 4u! and interesting spot on the peninsula, #f not in innocent but unwise 8) of the con- | shot or a 400 pound ‘The steam power is @id family settlement these have been offered at pub- | however, war and discord are onto! the question. | dren. ‘The male members of the ceurt are, never- | Europe. For myself, Ido not care to undergo the | test, Several women and children were killed wluile | 1.000-horse. The engines are of the Ericason pattern. Me sale by suction during the past week. A number | Since the editor of the Pays has publicly communi- | theless, braving meteorological discouragements, and | *atigues, hunger and discomforts of the Journey | The'tiies of the houses; which they showered down | 7eaSUts Serer" aight men being required {OF each ‘f clergymen and others were present, but nobody | cated a possibility that the Emperor will, after the | at a chase held a few days ago in one of the royal | **#i", under any circumstances. They are more | on the troops, who really did not wish to gan. ‘The supports of the hull, or angel-trons, which Seemed willing to bid for the livings. At last the | dutles of the next Legislative Assembly, abdicate in | forests King William and his suite breaktasted, | Severe than one can readily imagine, especially at | ihe people. | Now. Granada ts decidedly democrat | serve the place of ships’ timbers, AT¢ of ree tenes sactioneer was asked whether any guarantee could | favor of hisson, retaining only till his death the title of | camp fashion, but without tent or stool, in the open | Fra hy ep Sligeane 4 pesrtte reed of reece lower are very ar for apart. They have each six tron bulkheads, which ex- ‘be given that these livings would not be confiscated | regent, this possibility has increased into a certainty | air. On the other hand, several renowned per- | Royal turn ‘There are two. lines a day, one ex- = wap Cae haa ng! A) re ped ta nd. from the §0 the deck, supporting — . tu sl within a few years. The auctioneer was horror- | and the anticipated coup d@’étatis considered one of sonages are on the sick list and closely confmea to poo Sfemeons ppg tn ot er late in | onthe ve cultivated and splendidly | aver a0 pos PD 2,000. yards of stricken, and harangued the crowd with all the | the grandest conceived by Napoleon III. It is only | their rooms; among tnese are Baron Von der Heydt | 2,” much of the scenery as possible, as well Poe fervor of his class; but his eloquence failed to con- | thus that tne promised liberties can be carried | and the Hon. Dr. Lowe Calbe. The Queen Dowager, | avoid ne. cold air pone all at thas season among ‘vince an: but thro thus only.can France become constitutional. the mountains, With one of the officers of the Swa- body himself, and the sale was conse- ugh, ly: Elizabeth, has determined to stay at Rome during Ue met leche ceeen } a tron wale the bank "ana “and in the coders of other | “Thess vessels are named after Atahualpa and People, with a fair prospect of enabling them ‘Manco Capac two celebrated Inca chiefs, noted in become alcalde or governor, they go in for the history for their persistent battlings with ’s na quently adjourned. But the question ia, Will 1t? Will the Napoleonic dy- | the whole winter, and Prince Charles (brother of the republic with an earnestness that rather appals the ‘and from whom many of atfive o’clock of a pleasant but rather cold morn- tural enemy, the 8] whom nasty tinue old traditions or inaugurate 2) old conservatives, who want to keep their land and * of Peru are de- Ont of the half dozen lvings put upat auction only Y cont ig new | King) will also spend several months in Italy. Count | ing for Granada. My seat was in the coupé, on | Doney"and tun the machine of state themselves oo ig orate iy ‘ate pen ‘of making seven one was sold. The vicarage of Steyning, near Shore- | ones? While these doubts arise respecting the advent | Bismarck’s visit to Dresden—whence he returns to- | top, to which I managed to find my way in the dark ham, was bought for three thousand six hundrea | of new soverclgn the same doubtful inquiry is made | qv was prompted, it is sald, by politeness towards poe clergy eed ter pee Sh pT and ten pounds. The income of this vicarage is The difficulties of the present government there | the Saxon Minister, Count Von Friesen, who during | ence of three other passengers on the same narrow ‘about six hundred pounds a year! For another = matters of Coneresane in and Isabella | Bismarck’s sickness act as his substivate. King | Seat would allow, We started off with a flourish of living, worth over one hundred and fifty pounds Sane soe aoe Log) i te Sees, | Sohn ot Saxony profited by the occasion, and, hay- Foc iy dig She soem See Se the mane OF ee people cannot do out her; but as hope of the eight or ten mules that dragged the velii- ® year, only one hundred pounds was bid. The | deferred maketh the heart sick, she is visiting | ing sent a telegraphic invitation to Count Bismarck, | cle along. There was little to be seen ior more than See ee en re Weal mien mpressea MT. the. Deauty’” of. the | the latter slenified his readiness to be present st the | tS Nsw icaets of Malaga, Over the orvigest ihe [car teenth cheater ein Past ublic buildings. Her knowledge of the french | birthday celebration of a monarch to whom he, as | mountain torrent that sometimes flows through the , ‘of time was not considered good, And this, too, be is strangely deficient; on many occasions | Bund Chancellor, was officially related. A clever | town, and finally up its bank, across tts rocky bed, it observed, by an assemblage of cl men, Who her husband, Fran d@’Assises, has to translate | move it was to demonstrate to outsiders the pleasant | down which the peasantry were crowding with their ‘ought to believe, if anybody can believe, the per- the explanations given her by the cicerone. The | feel! existing in the North German Confederacy. | donkeys laden with vegetabies or truit, and fina:ly ‘Manence of the State Uhurch. French have not failed to comment on the very | The decoration festival, which is to come of on | to the Royal road, when the light of the All througk Granada tt is the same. The democrats half miles jooth water, Dut not are for a republic anda general division of spoils, pmo dpe four aa cpaati a " and the monarchists cling to the idea that they are I append a complete list of the Peruvian officers better off under the old-fashioned order of things, Pe an connected with the expedition. Near! when the government only demanded a t- | all of them are sctons of the first families of Pera— ageot the crops, &c., for taxes, But l reserve a more | two of them sons of President Balta. Several of detatled description of the state of affairs for another | them have distinguished themselves in contests with letter. Spain and Chile. The Commodore has made a dis- and land, FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. eos armen name in several contests by sea isa high-toned gentiemam of daring and cool- The Military Academy at Woolwich, England, has | "96 under “mene Mariategin, been closed on account of scariatina having seriously |- Commanders—Guillermo Moor, Julio Felleria and broken out among the cadets. Leopold visible emotion she showed on her visit to the Ex- | the 24ta of January, will be a very pompous affair, | early dawn gave us a better chance to Paymaster—Manuel V. Vidurre, peer et te. Maglise paper oak rw: ne oe plation Chapel, erected as a commemorative monn- | and the ensuing carnival 1s ex} to draw to this fet our bearings and the driver greater facility in | _ The Italian Parliament has voted the sum of | capiain—CamiloCarriito. ful thing it 1s that church livings should be vo ment in honor of the two royal victims, Louis XVI. city an untold number of German and foreign | detecting and avoiding holes in the road, which gave | $2,000,000 for improvements in the port of Venice, First Lieutenants—José M. Tregarra, Konorato ‘oid in way. But it us that | #24 Marie Antotnetie. The ex-Queen here heard Inces. The royal ballet and opera will by that j the diligence an exceedingly unpleasant and dan- | which will take eight years to execute. re ee Carlos Thorne. ba fenants —| - ‘Second Agenirre, Recent despatches, received in Paris from the ero, French Minister at Madrid, [se evidence of the tan, RAN SEN meas | a Bates N serious crisis now existing in Spain, Aramburei, Manuel Delgado, Carlos Coimenares, The following compensations have been awarded | Diego Ferre, Alejandro Sauri, Francisco Leon, ‘the Britisk government to the Abyssinian cap- | Socrates Forceliedo, Enrique Palacios, Ezequiel Ca- ves. Mr. Rassam $25,000, and $10,000 each to Dr. | breses. spusradeie yo tigen Rincon, Pitta Ben vides, Carlos eros, Thcardo Francis II. is dangerously ill at the Farnese Palace eg hae! im Rome, and it is eared that the malady is of a ty- | Parela, Santiago Sanchez, HAGUe Tene no river Phold nature. ‘The Queen, his own physician and an rape ian oo, ah for some time watching old servant are the only persons his | off Soutnwest pass. What their intentions chamber. be divined; but they had better give the The Prince of the Black Mountains (Danubian prin- | Mouitoreg wide Herch In emoeen water, or they Wil . r divine service, and while | Even the Baronesse Lucca-Rhaden, that bewitching | and Granada diligence is not a handsome or stylish Se ai Docume. Senlines in connec” | her husband was in conversation with the priest who | prima donna, has been refused an extension of ner | vehicle by any means, and, ¢ may be added, with ‘the spirit religlo Gospel that. clergymen sheait be had officiated, Isabella contemplated the two marble Be Petersburg ¢! meut, Which, aiter seventeen | out laying oue’s self open to the charge of misrepre- id large Salaries, should ride in carriages, should | 8°%PS$ which stand opposite on either side of the | days’ illness, she has commenced with Zerlina in | sentation, it is not comfortable, It may have had in purple and fine linen. ‘To put up pews at | *™@4l! nave. One represents Louls XVI. mounting | ‘Don Juan,” obtaining a complete triumph and fas- | springs, or some contrivance to obviate violent jolt- Auction, as Henry Ward Beecher does, is quite as | ‘© scaffold and assisted by his confessor, who is | cinating and electrifying her Muscovite triends. ing and jarring; but if it had they were so cunning! bad as to put-up pulpits at auction. According to | SUPPosed to be saying:—\Son of St. Louis, ascend to Speaking of the royal theatres, we would mention | arranged tuat they were not visible to the naked the Bible ine Gospel is free; but according to our | 28Ven,” while the other peepee the Queen | that the chief impresario, Herr Von Hiilsen, has | eye, nor did they perform their duty to the unhappy modern practice the Gospel is excessively dear. A | 82PPorted by the Angel of Patience on her flight to | mace himself the subject of general ridicule in Hoesen who sat over them. With the exception of pew In a fashionable church coats a3 much as apri- | Ct@mmity. On the two pedestals are engraved the | liberal circles by his hyper-aristocratic behavior. It | being very joity and very uncomfortable, possibly it cl m Isabella's eye- | wield a uence. Upot e retiy picture of whic! rned the tickets. grows ag rich as a shrewd politician. About tue mo- | jiqy was the souvenir of royal vicissitudes ana some | wellare of artists, authors and dramatists; and 5 Imag ine a very small, harrow, old-fashioned omni- rality ty yen ine Sana Pi ge garam teem ee analogy with her own trials. Another visit which | he has it within his power to raise any one performer | bus, with seats for eight inside—four victims on riect en gia eéal Spine re Pk eer omg Strictly | Mass in deep mourning and kneeling on a tat, not | tme have called back ail ther 8 on furlough. | gerous motion to the deck passengers. The Malaga tion - has been talked of was that of her appearance at | to the highest rank, and at the same time to cast | either seat, facing each other and witnesses of the | (ipalities) bas given up his rights over five t be apt togo to “Davy Jones’ locker,” as the sailors , ee a tae omen patore ey abuse the Church | the Palais de Justice. She asked to be allowed to | Into the shade a’ more. meritorious competitor. | geheral’ misery sourmousted brew toma ton ug | lecated in Montenegro, 10 Turkey against a consider | ra, P* ‘8° . But the real point is that nobody would bid. “Ab- | #¢,the rich hall of assizes im which judges and | On the occasion of the great composer Richard | front of which is a seat covered with a top like a | Stlom of $50,000 ‘Many members of these tribes | “Fig americans attached to the expedition are solutely the Church of England is regarded ‘by ‘her | #eVeral members of the bar were sitting in private | Wagner passing through Berlin he thought of pay. | buggy, called the coupé, and below which is the ave fled to Servia in order to avoid the Tarks. tain T. B. Dubois, of Brooklyn, formerly of the Own clerzymen a8 so near her doom that they will not | SUdlence. ‘The nature of the debates was such that | ing a visit to the said Herr Von Hiuisen, especially | driver's seat, ana you have the ordinary Spanish | It ts reported in St. Petersburg that the Russian | Albatros, under Farragut, | who reonenmentod him | invest their money in her v! ‘The fact is | 20t even a queen could a tan but at Isabelia’s | as several of his operas were Included in the reper- | diligence. All the is carried on the roof, | government will only join pro’ mally in any pro- } as fleet pilot. Capen, Dubois, it wil be remem- pregnant with corollaries. If the Bite a Norfolk's | T@aaest proceed! were suspended, and after a | toire of the royal stage. It may here be remarked | protected by a cumbersome cover of leather, which arrangement ior the ‘ul settlement of the | bered, took out the Stonewall to Japan. Captain ‘fguction had occurred before the recent elections one | @°Ment’ssurvey she retired, probably much gratified | that Herr Von Hillsen was formerly leutenant in | gives the craft a sort of top-heavishness not pleasant P: Greece question, as she reserves the option of | William T. Gillespie, ity fleet pilot, an ex at have supposed it to be ® shrewd trick to | “at Justice, if severe, is polite, the Prussian army and actively engaged in quelling | at all in swinging around a sharp curve with a (a ier carrying eut a long since matured plan on her own | enced navigator, and ptain § Gulchrist, + England ‘The two houses which had been selected for her | the noted insurrection of the iiberals in Dresden in | frightfui precipice right under you. Put eight, ten | account in reference to the East. master of the convoy Havana, or Maran ‘by Sebvative ranks; Dut since it had oopurred after‘ the | fUeUFe, home have been given up, and isabella | the year 1840, in which Herr Wagner took a promi. | or twelve mules in pairs auead, the lett leavler Bear: hames of the oficers of tae Sionterey, the other oe election we must Tegard it as @ sign that in the has definitively put down 2,000,000f. for the | nent part. Being asked if it would be agreeable to | ing the tilion, a driver guiding the wheel ani- COURT OF APPEALS. voy now on the way from New York to this port, [ estimation the disestablishinent of the Eng- | ™Snificent palace formerly in the ion | receive the maestro, Herr Von Hillsen replied:—He | mals ‘and man of all work to ran alongside the have not ascertained. The engineers are Ameri- ak''Cuarch will follow’ close" upon “the | 9f,,Primce, Bamlewskt. Tt, w_ situated atthe | thought that tn his position as impresario he had | team to join the driver in whipping thei Up und to eee oF ames checisis eie iad in ANaet 2 , not far m + done justice 1e U - | Curse them wi every possible oath in the nis! e AMerican on ipa are Reeie Ot tue dliestabilshment of the Irish | 34, de Girardin’s substantial dwelling’ Nothing can | nently before the public the operas of *“Taun- | language—magnificentiy rich in that articie—and | "ecmons in the Court of Appeals of Cases Are | «Te iver and Angust Bayer, of the Vuited svone’s unparalleled parliamentary inajority. This | 8¥™Pass the sumptuousness of the building. It is | hauser” and “Lohengrin,” but for the person of | you may fancy what sort of p 88 a diligence gued at the September Term, 1868. States Navy, and gunner Haynes, of the Confederate jar couviction aud the tacit ‘acquiescence in it | Marble on marble from the hall to the roof or rather | Herr Wagner he could not enteriain the slightest | must make through the country. There is no lack of CASES AFFIRMED. navy. On the Manco C the ensigns are Jonn Of those clergymen who declined to bid for the tiy- | ‘8€Gome, which inside is biue and supported by | sympathy, on account of having met him im the | noise. Amid the cracking of whips, the sharp calls 1.—Osgood, Plaintiff in Error, vs. People. Mamere and William MeKay, of the United States ings, and asked the ‘auctioneer for guarantees marble columns, The dining hall is gold and white, | spring of 1849 on the Dresden barricades! As | of the drivers to each individual animai by name— 2,—Hitchines vs. People. 1 Navy. ‘against coniiscation, forebode one of the most amaz. | tte furniture gold san eeety. Zhe reception salon | every one is aware that Herr Wagner is the | sometimes in terms of endearment or compliment, 3.—People vs. Morgan. _ ing revolutions that ‘England has ever witnessed, is oval and fpr tha up, the oir is lined | intivnus of the King of Bavaria, and moves | at others in terms of the vilest reproach, in wrich 5.—Voorhees v3, Voorhees. AILROAD T.. ‘A certain set of radical politicians in Hngland, | With satin, the paintings on the ceiling correspond | in the highest circles, it is really sur- | the entire family of the poor beast is vilified as if 6.—Hope Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs. Taylor. por aeny nied by Mr. MiaH, the friend of John nt, With the hangings of Aubusson im the bedchambers. prising, that this =p oneeroerigen impresario | the animal was running for office at hom 9.—Butier vs. Tucker. | Collisien on the New Jersey \Central—A Car lave always contended that there was no argua cat The picture galieries and lobbies are decorated with | should have gone out of way to rake up an event | louder than all, the heavy thuds ef the stocks of the 10,—Bunday vs. Bunday. Runs Through a Howse. in favor of the disestablishment of the‘Irish Church masterpieces; the library ts of ebony, set off by red | which happened nearly twenty years ago. Thissame | whips on the mule’s back; and amid other strange 11.—Marvin vs. Marvin. ‘which did not apply with equal force to the English drapery and Aittings. ‘The museuin is full of curiosi- iapreearts ig justly cl with neglecting the | music the pride of Spain goes Jumbering along at 13.—Carmichael vs. Carmichael. (From the Harrisburg Telegraph, Dec. 31.] Ghurch and to all other churches. Mr. Gladstone | tes from every part of the world. In one word, the | classical drama and folsting upon the pubiic weak | the rate of about six miles an hour, with as much | 14.—Brewster vs, Silliman. The fast line that left ilarrisburg at five o'clock on ia, rn ling tooo Me ha dear. | nic gy a" ce lt an kes | Sods tare “Anse eis af Troan | ae Shy nga Pagans» ay ter | Saar a and Hie eartS | ana race Mu ot te Rey Gest Ye pa all the wast 8) favor 31 let en nown civ! means of conveyance. vs. Hudson River road Ce ad to destroy the State Church in Ireland, but be | ground round the palace which been purchased | to perform dramas of Goethe, Schiller, &c., itis but For ten hours, with brief tnseraniesicinn for change Mathews vs. Roberta. road, some twenty miles beyond Easton. Owing to ny as ‘woah, ng Gee eae in order to be converted into # park and gardens will | fair to expect that they should be represen.ed on the | of teams, did this go on before the journey was 20.. boi Wi . an error on the part of some of ede nee iy song toe 4 ‘nties ere ee remain ou the track wood train was permitted to cost more than the palace and furniture together. | royal stage, instead of the trash which is now but | ended at the railway station (Loja) twenty-five 23.—Osgood va. Ogden. . gh aah tg wuie nent Lincoln stop: | ‘This home in exile must prove not quite so cheerless foo inuchs in vogue. As similar sigus of the times | from Granada. The sceuety was” besutiful, and —Crommeline vs. New York and Hudson River | longer than it should have done, and the mornlug OF the anti-slave maintain. It is worthy of remark, that statues of great poets | worth almost any fatigue to see. For slmor seven Co, bens Rens henge = 5 o nanaee ate wed , must be atollened in the Territories, He could go me of the most sensational subjects of the day is | and statesmen, gyal upwards of ten years | hours the ascent of the mountains is sharp 26.—People, ex. rel. Duncan, vs. Stryker. unt late to pre- th - the solemn reviston of the criminal case known as hundreds’ of thousands.of thalers were sub- | and uninterrupted. The road winds around the | 28.—Hi vs. Hope and Bent. Vent a collision. The of the passenger train mo turther, He did mot eee hls clearly to auy | “ihe Lesurques sult,” in cousequence of which Le- | scribed, remai uncompleted, white, on the other | mountain sides in the most curious manner and | _2%—Tallman va, Syracuse, Boston and New York | WAS rendered @ wreck aud the baggage es mounted the scaffold ani lendid and costly monument In commemo- | evades valleys and gorges without bridges ina man- | Railroad Com; k. car was consideral 60 og The at oe from track ran ublican was in the same predicament, as | the lourth your a eee | bene® thro arth of the French republic for the mur- | ration of the Du victory is fast progressing to- | ner quite ue. For hours you get views of the cker. car was wn aiPite ola uierances show. Xet President Lin- | Gor of the Courrier ds Lyon, Doubt has ever existed | ward completion ~ city of Malaga and the Mediterranean, until it seems | 8%.—Hotohkise vs. Clifton alr Care. through a frame building used as a beer saioon and Sates Tooahiisen oy eaaen, Moree | 12 the minds of t as to the justice of Le- | At the last sitting of the Confiscation Committee | that you never could get out of sight of them, travel va. Breokiyn City Railroad Company. | ¢#ting house. | The t were knocked from under sdulieommialioen, Hit0 Bh. Sootitien part by force | surques’ cond 1s was never, fn truth, fully | it was adinitted by a majerity thet the late memorial | as long as you will, All along the road Fou get the car and of course the car was upset and the Giadotone and the Engish bay live to pro. | proved that Lesurques took any part’ in the murder | of the Palatine of Hesse am to a violation of | giimpses of’ viney: | jommed ._ The messen pare acainat the Church of England a measure sim. | genied that Lesurguse was guilty: out proots wers | ine property. ‘Count tismarck then took the foot to | gorges: you see’ s2— Kellogg ve Chie, °. TO" Sonalderabiy and otherwise injured, ‘Betore ne ooaid 10 thet which are now maturing for the nim, he peo a. \ iIote enday. ‘was taken for an: @ man named | show the necessity of the measure. The Palatine has ‘ceaaible to iver Bank vs. Ki a escape from his prison the car took fire, and it w: Iria Charel and evidentiy the ngs people > | Didsesa age ‘ataerites teeneeee emma nee of by te Prussian places a with considerable aimculty that he eould be rescued bg tn vlan ways paves the path towards | °OfFoborated the surmises of the Jury, who sentenced he said, not to continue agil province, 3 and the flames master gon futons doa 3 Lesurques to death. Dubosog, the assistant and | but ts before which, | and poor, giving the was bruised and but not seriousty injured. ward tardy and lukewarm politicians at a pace Sieliicenh of Lenieeias "die ccamesea axa oan aA by ils cabinet | of . Fills vs. Jones. A man employed on the wood train had his collar emer r wig & much | Fallotined las ir and was | compia wo aot as a sovereign and relies upon reguine | fractfjlng’ rays Eien reise," Board of Police, ke. | therein, after being delayed some four hours, a va. ago than Ee now is of mae Ohureh of England. ‘His | 0200! the supposed innocent man’s ing im. One of the members of the donkey ‘oorhees ve. Howard. the broken cars aud replaced by others, pro- SS et Oxtord freed hin tnind trom entleginns Mile, Virginie Lesurques, whose committed | comm! iy at work at car- | ‘nuts or little vs. ° ceeded to How York, and enabled him to le with and | fulcide tn a paros grief cansed by the execu- host ‘against cae . Mel the ou Of ea. alicn tion of her a never ceased suing for repara- | is a adjutant of the Palatine. These expia- | a gun of some vs, Champlain. WORRIBLE WIFE MURDER IN MICHIGAN. Church’ in the Isle; and his defeat | “2 She has traced documents from court to Count did not fall in making great | carries firearms, of New York vs. The Brookiyn Fire In — ‘through clerical influences st South Lancashire will edhe ite, and obeained im 1822 ittee. Lips pelea thetr houses withou' a A diabolice! murder was committed in the town ‘away hia few ‘ip favor that fortune, had been confis- government ae ee used in case of robbers. ve. McDonald. of Monterey, about seven miles from Allegna, Mich.. oy sent tate ot Church and i ne gee ‘which he was cases, eevee be retarand, Accordingly the sum of 2 suit for high treason, but Count peneaue 67.—Warner vs. Blakewan. on Christmas evening. The victim was @ German ‘the bra ‘cham Mach more re bos francs, including the interest, was refunded would be impracticable and | their sides. A 70.—Commins vs. Barkalew. woman named iseu! ‘and the murderer was her Serate onees re gpg ey and with to her family. She not cease tor this, and has | bad policy. At the of the sitting the-vote was | I have heard n 71.—Mathews va. Duryee. husband. it that she had been a severe suf- ‘quickness. President Lincoln rebuked #0 far that she now demands not only | taken, and thirteen ayes were in favor of confisca- on the 42.—Thorp va. ferer for some time past from a cancer, which had at [A and, Hunter’ forthe very pol but the annihilation of the sentence | tion,against the only dissenting vote of Hon. Vir- ‘against the: 13.—Crane vs. Union Bank of Rochester. 1 eaten away her left breast and ex some ‘wBich he soon afterwards adopted; and Sink. Pipnounced, and the case te to come forward for the chow. This triumph of the Count in the committee | would not care to ride al 31.—Simmong vs. Lines. of the vital organa. in onder to sileviale "ner ter- stone may follow his example in regard to Miali verdict next Friday, Should it be favorable to | is but the forerunner of a similar one in the House | to Granada, in CASES AFP! BY DAFAULT OF PROSECUTING THE | rible sufferings her physician had given her mor- and Brignt, If he d ‘not there is one the memory of the restitution | when the government bill shall come under its con- | of the men we APPRAL IN THIS COURT. ine powders, whict ake was in the katie of takicy, Sauke whe oa. ‘Sir. Disraeli, as the d t | Will be enormous, with the ‘and accumulated | sideration. Asto the charges against the Palatine | perhaps they were very honest 12.—Morrow va. Richardson. pon the night in question, in great she of + 1s intellectually in favor of entire interest of the 54,000 framcs which were wrested | they are certainly grave and he aa 41.—Sweet vs. O’Lammaroux. called for some more po ‘and ‘hus- ; FW iran , although at present his ‘politicar | Tou the Lesurques family at the time of the murder. | deserves his fate, though fact of hi way robbery. 60.—Levy vs. | band procured a ‘and gave it to her Recessities force him to take the other He | The most extraordinary feature in this case—that = in styling himself ® sovereign shouid {tet a tollsome ascent 6a.—Park Bank vs. Tilton. mother to mix. she attempted to do found his opportunity when Mr. Gladstone offered to which strikes readers Dow—is the resem- ly looked upon as a offence. De- | the summit of the first range 60.—Knapp vs. Champiain. in water, but it acted so differentiy from what Parliament « half-hearted Reform bill in 1807, and | plance between the well known. hi Le pee at ree Pear ares | ace Tage tte along vans €.—Duane va. . Vious powders had done that she declared, that triumphantly completed the work which his oppo- pare Tiel ei ean ten on Both had the | of former titles, and how their tenacious hold upon | ascend the mountains on CASHS OF JUNE TERM AFFIRMED, it was not morphine, The wife also it it was netits were afraid to undertake. It needs no same complexions, the same shade of hair | them ia supported by other courts who are not di- | Granada, Fx 63,—Loeschick vs. Baldwin. not her usual Dut the husband insiste sclgnce 10 predict that the late Premier will adopt when seen by the wii the same mole on their | rectly interested in such dispossession ts shown | is little beautiful or interesti 22.—Craig va. Rochester City and Buffalo Railroad | and ‘exppessed’ 90 mnuch ty ‘At being kept the'same tactica in relation to the Onurch if the | Tut cheeks, the same mark on their hands and the | just now in the Duchy of Saxe-Altenburg on the fouenter the Company. v pS oe present Premier exhibite the same weakness, Dis- | “Ame stature, Dramas and novels on the Courrier | Occasion of the old Duke Joseph's demise. It ap- | here is in spiend REARGUMENT ORDERED (SEPTEMBER TERM, 1968). | utes she was taken with @ spasm, followed by Faeli has al left @ door of retreat opon in his Lahore revived and perused with much Ea eT eet austen ae o_o = al total paralysts, in condition she re- igre and bares by Promising hutch raforia, Another bit of interesting tragedy in real life is the | four daughters of the defunct Duke cstaerined tear ‘The castle and a portion CASES REVERSED, DRCEMBER 31, 1868, put an end to her sufferings, tg Serred household sustrage to "tne hand aud fast ‘ine case of two dramatic authors, Who were arrested in po pr lap in geige pegy lh hog the former is one of th ae conscious all the time, indicated by her of rating” ‘substitute total disunion the foll circumstances on Manifestation Day, | of their respective ages or of the alphabet, but of | tiful towns that can be found. Wi belief that it was poison. tt ascer- , Fang! ‘Charen. Sena Sate for the miner policy of the 24 of ber:—Both were usetly walking | their rank, viz:—First, Bee Gums ot Benorer the midst of the town and lords ii over the Cole. tained that Isenbuerg had bought ata Iman disestablishment. down the Rue de Blanche and tall the parts | and Duchess of Saxony; and followed by Alexandra, | cant with je, ex. rel. Clide, vs. Boardman. drug store on the that it was forthe they meant to distribute to the actors of the Vande- | Grand Duchess of Russia and Duchess of Saxony; | the Moorish architecture Rowland. pose of killing wolves. reported The I ville, and while of Arnal one said to the | Elizavcth, Grand Duchess of Oldenburg and Duchess The streets of va. New York Central Railroad Com- te worth $10,000 OF $1 Ph but the Queen’s Income. other:—*Yea, lve is the man for it; he al looks | of Sax and Therése, Princess of Saxe-Al crooked, The houses are in the officers are on his track. {From the Li Mercury, Dec. 17.) as if things had happened that never caa.” “Butheis | and . Thus we see that in the | very old and quai vs. Dubois. So much nonsense {8 constantly talked, and such | a little too bi ” put in the other, “Bah! that | opinion of the courts of St. Petersburg and of Olden- me! Root. A PLEASANT FESTIVAL.—The annual festival which @rroneous notions are held, respecting the Queen's | always makes May be his external | burg, though both are quite friendly inclined tow: hats, stood ‘Wilson vs. Wilson. Mrs. Colt (in Hartiord) to Sunday school income, that it can hardly be considered a work of Parr is wi 1 ww.” “What of that? the consort of ex-George of Hanover is yet | stolidly upon ‘arfleld vs. Crane. children on her domain year in one of , nn to put the preciso facts before the | He is o full of conviction, such a simpleton, wo naty, | entitled to the full honors of a queen. Pp t 68.—Booth vs. Beirce. the large halls, The Chi tree was composed ic. an act passed soon after her jeaty’s | he is the only man capable of eccentricities,” An | A motion is to be introduced into the Lower Cham- | loafers, who aid va. Roare. of gas pipes, 80 twi ‘as to represent ‘accession, in which the — waives her to i of the police here divided the two mn. | ber by Deputies Duncker and Eberty with the view of | at Al 7.—Warner vs, Erte Railroad Com '. were wound with e' and a thousand jets ' and interest m certain i rates, charges, ““Hlossleurs, arrest you in the name ofthe law!” he | abolishing existing licenses for the book selling and | G twent; 16,—Gonzales vs. The New York and json River | light shone amo! All the children a [peas | which by h bey ao she | exclaimed; “I know you; I have heard all; you are | library trade; also to do away with the security that | rived at seven o' Railroad Cay presents given and all hada collec mi claimed, the civil list, « ¢ her income, | # of the Minister of the Interior, M. Pinard."” | newspaper editors and writers are at present obliged | is not @ hotel or a place 27,—French va. Buffalo, New York and Erie Rail- | won, A of Colone! hung over is inom teas tate ey per annum, itnny people have hether they would or not, the two were marched | to furnish, and put an end to confiscations of piaut | and Loja where one may road Com ee the tables, th Surrounded by 9 wreath of an idea that sum is actually pald to the Queen | off to the nearest station, and It was not Without the | and material which 80 frequently occur, ould | bolied eggs and sa 87,—Chapman vs. Thomas, evergreens a and the top by year. Such is not the case. The civil list is | intervention of a superior officer that they obtained | this motion be carried, though it is not likely to | they were strong 40.—Murray ve. New York Central Railroad Com- | ‘a cross of ‘White camolias, the hall was divided into six classes, to each of which we | their hberty. The Em; has congratulaied M. | come for' till the beginning of next year, it will | roagh wine are pany. otherwise with evergreens and flowers. will Fefer. Class 1 really represents the } Pietri on the measures by him to secure or- | bea great boon to literary men and work an tta- | suited to’: ers’ 66,—Watson va. Gray, Dur ing, aays ‘a little box amount of money paid to her Majesty for her | der on the occasion alluded to, and indeed they | mense revolution in German journalism. We should | soos ‘travelling in Spatn oug! 62.—Olson vs. Pinder, which, ‘Nichois He nen 6 ‘sister. t private use. ant Smount is £60,000, which is afoot were very com| the sergeant-majors having | add that the oblization to furnish the police, pre- | with @ good supply of provisiona and not rely on REVERSED OF THE JUNE TERM. from Burope. waa exh to the intense deiight ‘ able in monthly I netalments so iong as hor Mi taken oaths of ull ce in every battalion. The } vious to circulation, with a copy of auy printed bye pay stations for food. My experience $1.—Soule vs. Chase, of the tittle ones. It is about foar incher long oy hives, Class a which appropriates £131,200, is for | army was in readiness with food and munition as] matter less than twenty shects is also proposed by that they ave all very bad. taree Droad and one thiek, and touching a.yring : ‘ the mt of the silaries of her Majesty's house- | far as Arras, This display was oniy iniended to | the above motion to be abrogated. The Vega of Granada is one of the most fertile and To Be HUNG.—The gallows upon which the law has | enameiied medallion on the ‘top ‘open aad hold, ‘This business i conducted DA an official | express, “Oh, ye incorrigible population of the For the tast few days the Lower Chamber has oc- | productive and the most beautiful of tie valleys of | decided to hang Wiliam Henry Carswell the sth of | out few a littie bird three. ‘of an ine! calied the master Of the household; and when | capital, the army 18 on foot as soon as | cupied itself with the discussion of matcors relating | Spain, Although it i@ 2,400 fect above the level of | January, in Utica, is beli erected by Shertit Wea ver. but of the moat He ag Seer far bo of: ee ons Py Sy t on rane re a, enene to oe Depart of rome structions, F- i oe sea tt be ad ee yo ban gay in “ effort is bein, made by certain parties to secure and &ii tnd en nalcing r—from, lord ‘treet mi.” But tt ix not at all for- | eludes Abo re . The attacks upon Herr ne year, Kverything can ac # fertile | the ‘Garewelt “pop” Ge vedchauver to the pase ot th none stairy—is | biddom W stick bill, aud aa. incliobt thos iuis Week | Mubler, head: ci tiie eyastivons, ‘Hove been OF w | youl ‘Trouleal Fults wow in toc uneu wir with wour | umbeclity and ingeaicee Oo Se eroMMM oF metal lhe vatwougae on A