The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 21, 1868, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS, WALLACK'# oierr Boyany THEATRI BTRINWAY Batt eee. ‘Olive Logen. " Al Sy anh Fa OPERA HOUSER UNFATRE FRANCATS, Dee. M—Masquerade Malt, Woops MUSECM Teton: oF The Man at tye Whe w York Harmonie Society, APOLLO TALL, cor. Rronfway and oth et Widermian Minetiele. OF Iaberty * Dr EN RTREET CHURCH=Stereoptic n and Con- L PARK GARDEN—Mammoth White Ox Gen, WH PRANCALS AND BROOKLYN ACADEMY, ~ Sun TES htnes for AM The Last Fight Years. notion thore eight years untry fn all We have fought out thet of #laves have cads of the year together chings of a sever The poor feel the 4 the mun of m Darely acet «economy. years of toil foudly hoped they had ficloncy fur their declis Hipelled to rewuny out their existe young men, who are now comzeneing to , are learning thet they rent country from dup in tor days, find them: | active pursuits 8 the life-batt tizens of w very diff that in which their fathers dwelt when they Gttained their major nothing, however, lias the grent rovolu- ton produced such bewildering changes asin m the public men of the time, 1 politicians, wl rior to the rebellion had long beer irrevocable law iu the councils of the Govern- tment and the conventions of Japeed into oblivion or wi fp their own or foreign lands, with the mark of Cain on their forebe: Btateenen a lor as fugitives Davis, Suipenn, rn, Sreruens, Br JAMIN, and tholr compcers, at wi who cares whe f and Fannaawr seure Western Republic juet y1 precedented dinensons GRANT and Biiaran were unknown to on th tea thousand of the 1 of the Union Ing the profess: while Fanns In the navy, to aciv.) war of un. was quivily pursu the law in Washington, n unheralded Captain | from g vly an intell'g forelgn land \ $e not familia I have had my s Bitten white into a discussion of the & VAUGIN'S cave Without pox general merits of Ht upon which we b we desire to call attention to one statement by Mrs, Buizappru Capy Santos, fa visit whieh whe ‘©u0 @xposition to enter tn her publithed aecount recently made to this unfortunate convict in Vavorn said to her: bow dreadfal tt ir & ap all sioue these long dark nig T have had tay Angers bitten a ts with mice rmen and women are to he he for cr.me or not, we do not think they ov compulsion of the State, to be jected to Leing eaten alive by vermin Commonwealth of Pennsylvania owes it to vn character to provide cella or apart for ite prisonera where mice cannot enter and guaw them w)) le ele: We do not reproach Penn derelict than New York, and prolably most or all the other States, in the cara of those | temen who at present conduct it, and who 1% detains in prison. which demands the tumediate attention of | of exagverotion—if this should be thougkt too vonia a8 more But it fs a subject the humane everywhere. We think the of Gop would discover a Christian as qi) ra oe het while visiting © prisoner in the lowliest a6 through the gorgeo stained windows and in tos ty eal a ot ® fashion- able and snobbish church, yas Med of prisoners are unheard, save a Porvathe, Almighty. ‘They are lost in the mas gahegeresds ad ive solid walls which shut them in. Their Unnecessary woes and sufferings are seldom made known ; yet for all there every mom. Ver of the State under whose authority they are inflicted has some sharo of the reeponel- he cannot hope not to be Wility, for whi held areountable, for tho insane, on deys when thoy were unexpected, uncertein honts Patlic wafety * inno ¢ confinement of wrong doors I not reqnin toward prisoners, Nonsense in Congress. TLoere soem to be woma surprise In Con grees t | feet. States District Court in’ Virginia, tak. reconsiraction seta to mean what they en and deciles under them, accordingly. these dee’ eomoth Judge Usprnwoon's holding that the recon struction Inwe are laws is, that certain con viets in Vigonia have Deen eet at liberty i ’ tried extraordinary convicted by courts struction acts ero valid, read tution of the United States, ly Will fad that these cases are beyond the cut f No ex post facto law can be | jprescd, Congrees can make no law now changing te puutshmeut for offences al rondy commitied ‘Tho legislation which governs the conduct awoon is not merely aa o: wgrosa, It orig Congross, it is trae; but it waa of a proposed amendment to the Co tion, which bag sinee been ra come a part of the fundamental Jaw of the country. By the fourteenth amendment to the stitution, coriain rebel officers are ¢ incapable of holding office, Judy Woun carries this provirion into operation ; and, as we understand ¢he matter, that is all Tfo holda that a valid court cannot i tuted by officers who, according to the Con ettution of the United Btates, are disquali fled. ‘The objection of Senator WILLIAMS to the decision of Judge UNpenwoon is, that it ox. empts certain persons guilty of eriminal con- duct from the consequences thereof, Cannot Mr. Wititams aeo the inconsistency of his position? The people of the United States not a jury of twelve men and a rebel judge, but @ majority of the poople of the United Staten—by the solemnity of an amendment to tho Constitution, have adjud, ® certain class of rebels guilty of criminal conduct, and allixed thereto a disqualification to hold ofice, Now, if Judge Uxpinwoon should decide that these rebels are uot disqualified to hold oifee-if he were to treat ag valid the official fete whit the Constitution, to perform—then he would be exempting from the penalty of their con: duct many thousands of persons, iustead of one or two hundred as he has done, We have nothing to ray about the four. | teenth amendment. Our purpose is to ex: hibit the ridiewlous character of Mr, War. LixMe’s movement. If members of the 1 Tatire prs luws whose operation they Gislie, 11 sno need of making them salves a second time ridiculous by denouncl the streigh: ward judges who exeeuto the Taw we they tind Sty a ~ nee Opens Air Diplomacy. ve I g Post, commenting on the mer that G Caran Cr xo 1 ynepotinio a treaty with Now Gran 1) of Dar'en, remarks: "A little op | wwey would enswer well In this ¢ We should Lke t cane tn whieh diplomacy is required wher | tan any other? ting the advantage of eaeh other An adve | riglits of } Tho idea w greatness in as #0 long provallod 1) treman cons » juggler, or the swindl } who obtains goods by false pretences, A preat nutlon Like the Uni no bas avhatmed to ask for oj« t for; unless it alrea at equiy to it, w y tomaintain it a} a man's University, and wo reapecifully fuluces if the nume of the ter and more { city, gard it as a mere lecture ar "i soolalic Peuitic, with a genuine modesty fom even the LH SUN, MUNDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1 ambitions a title, which in sober truth it ix not, “Cooper's Bree Schoole for the Dvple’ would meet all the requirements of the ease, anil could hardly be objected to, even by the most fustidi- Strangers, such as publicists from foreign countries, and philanthropists generally, who would be charmed at the great educational work | Pale Wa character in which the Mansgor appears which is going on in the Cooper Union, would | to speciar advantage, never get an insight into its real character from its Present title; and there are doubtless thousands of working men and women, to say nothing of our mighty army of merchant princes and store. keepers, who have @ very indefinite idea of its educational scope and functions, ee Qov, Torraan, in wii ceptance of the escort of the Seventy-firet Regt. ment to Albany on the occasion of his Soaugura. tion, has shown 1 genuine democratic hatred of ui Let Lim onty continue to be thus the nd modesty, and he will atiain the Lighost Louor the people can confer on @ public servant PAE RING Fight Between Hussey and MeAtpine—We- Foul Blow in the Seve nd—Deplorable Conditi ‘Two prize fighters, named Fred Bussey and Tom McAlplae, foaght seventy-five rounds on Tharsday, Dee, 17, in Indiana, near the Tilinots State tine, for contest was decided In favor of the Inter, after he had been mashed almost to a Jelly and was genreely able to conpequence of a foul Mow by Bnesey. from the Chicago Tribune of Dec. 18 the ‘ollowing particulars of the figh Ae THE RENDEZVOUS. morning, long before the enn had visen or the street Tainps were ont, or 44 w# out of thelr beds, men might be seer ine Of Bridgeport towards a not AMUSEMENTS, Dramatic Notes. At Wallock’s the pleasant series of plays that Was Inaugurated last week will be coutiawed during the present one, with the add! ‘on of “ The Wonder, ja which Mr. Lester Wallock appears to-night. Don stake of @20, Ty Ixiov's wheel ceases to revolve at Wood's Ma. um after this week, On the 98th the new burleay 18 to be produced, rumor has it, the Lydia Thompson burlesque troupe will remove to Niblo's, The Bowery Theatre provides this week, deed, it usually does, most Nherally for its patrons, On Christrnas Day there ave to be two performances, and on Saturday amatinée, The programme te a Varied one, consisting of a local drama entitled * The ust Women of Motern ‘Times, ide attractions, sthitle performances, son, excellent ballet, 8 Olive Logan will read this evening at Steinway Mall in oid of the bullding fund of St. Later in the season, drawing his ac wending their lous spor tiug ‘They came in one by one vIn, and As they had been eather Bo'dock, at7 there Was a youdly If not & £ We think the Legislatare onght to provide by law for the appointment of commissioners to visit all our prisons, including the aayluma ond inquire into the actual condition of all the inmates, and report the facts ns found. The vists of these commis. sloners should bo made at irregular intervals nd wt If to be sulns nd, by way of ‘on Handolph street, neclf to be avin A nian would not be surprised to se champion of economy opa and vartety, in grave to gay, froin lively to severe,” and rons saliies of P ty of Lonefeliow's any) iny, and a alternating between t and Donglaa Jerrold, the exlm be: “ Peaime of Lil seene from “Romeo un A proposition is Lefore th the nome of © A jreater plece of vaudutism Chatham pircet wns originally called King atreet, and re nin honor of Lord Cuarnas, Who was a rtvunch friend of the Auericun colo- nies during their cont Common Coun. Nie, who chewed toh iy. eliange tor a 8 ing the following Word te gure a’ blue card the protection of life and bg the security of the enjoyment of nt—there considerations require t they torture, cruelty, and neglect “ New Proadway Those who have ito be reminted BOESRY AND AA: of ber admirable tale agsured at Ine ny rivk of dis appointment, present appeliat evening they ri t with the motl 1 the Siamp Act in Parliament; and Me. Bateman prod os this evening, her of Ofeutac in proparation the last we ‘ought out this eniitied “La be given In cor h, wherein he declare who Were in the moat of Indian and Heasian troops agoir speaking of the em » see the'r own laws carried into ef. Judge Unpenwoon, of the United the this fertile writer. yeving ie a one act ¢ 1 an American, os dom an Baylis ary polluted the soil of my country Lwould never lay down wy aris fd the train wow nt tonst #0 sald th tions before him, which arise ‘The east inetn rming Iria, and Mile, eand MM, Ledue and Francis, At the Théatre F © those who wished 10 ride, and those imal, © Shank's niviecence we have of Hin among our street nomes, would be unzratefnl Bosides, to intr evieve de Bra- nator WALLIAMS, of Oregon, pronounces and wants me about them, One reeult of attractions our ra are already suticlenity posted, will be on Welnesday and Thurs ble army.of pieknic in addition to the throe cet, unuil the naw during the week only add to the confust of Lie’ worthicn, Were initel Lave the aceustor formance of "The Mi sin Congress on th ip." or rather # turne Ji Mr, Witham will take the trontile to | me In eontrasting tho elder Pret with Tap. fwhom the till THe PuINcrPALs, five fect elyht 4 very powerful The New York Ciren Unusual preparati in his apeceb upon er hast at loast one Ife hinie wos ere ys ond to be phy won of the week There we as there! netructad pantoslmes frow the be ent thre, a Clown, a Harlequin, a ine, wud a Pantaloon, and t Pt mgood fairy, weight, beeau and always observed the proprie of plays to the p» Jong and narvow, the Vihe ovension to which w y with a mina of 4 1 his lips, he was under no eee eee ete ce falechoods in praise of Mr little bit of needless tho men themscives were crowd that went (0 ave wd ne in so viity the New York Gi 4 and proper a us she would be inled by his trainer, a negro: vd Goarge, WhO Was eV & great’ tayorite | and we self avenod nimblr, Then he went Apt She waging Coiicornian and almost implored im to. battle out “Swill,” aid he, "b ese ean iiek you In on Tain ly, sagwrered pL a ; 4 poor man to-day," said Bussey, sorrow! yy TE Gebt. “Thad every ‘on this mill, ‘wife's money, and now it is all co asiontnatter, thomehs_ eeomed, "to. strike up to MeAlpine, who was just leaving sid te teat wound Nero, "Tommy, alive as Yo boy,” and the two fins sliook each other by Weband warmly, The face of mauris a ty joe, It was contnsed Seas cuemeureges flowed, an ‘swelled to ‘The yantstanent wien be, received was ferries and probable chat what Bussey aa} wear the he village, aiterward, will be a fulfilled 2: that fellow will be dead in #ix wel pvaser's wot! ' 4 of purishment other tints ew alranaren oe the: forchest ands sient ton the lower lip. je langhed, cracked jokur, da der foot races, He swo state fit MeAlpine beswues he tn Dhiek. d, 01 NS, com . have given joking for 1 ‘ a American Society for the Prevention of Croeity to An lee To the Eitttor of The Sun. Sin: In your edition of to-day, I have seen a reply to the facts which I uttered @ few day* #oce throush the columns of the Mew Fork Zines, eigacd by @ person culling binwelf “Isaac Freese, Jv, Supt N, J, & 8. Y, M. Co., Communipaw,” Ie the public took the trowbic to read the iter whieh I tiad tie honor to address to them, it will L vel hat T predicted the aby which this him & good person employe; and if he be tho samme with whom Leon{crred on the occasion of my tate visit, it tin re keoplag with the profane ionguaze he attered ng the Intervtews It wil! be perevived that only ove of the esseriions contained th my Ktier ts dented by him, end tis is term“ ‘This cero from the slaughter-houre alsa contoles vith s norance and unfitness for the post Thiold, thts Ihave to say, for his ens done by the ki Nght tif Tam “ unftte position I try to 0 tt least tein abilities to. the | 6 Dain at to believe thousands with whom. I ¢ the’ ex eo ‘ th i | in " bonvavery we ou unr { | | locket oF mpreci ite | tor tw 1 T how tnd be drown lato sii lar i Corsets tor M Sin: PE have boow advised by f of ny ® delicacy jy Let our cortesyondeut opply without hesitation to any corset maker in Broalway or the Howery, aud be Will be suited, ‘They all make corsets (or wen us well as wor — Mell Gate Obdstrnctions. To the EMtor of Sum. in: In your report of th test of a new sub- th ail his aequalntances, ‘The Ltle of the yikes bohen spirit whieh will lead no honorable pe grot that Mr. Becranew's sent is soon to be occu. In what a favorble co: mM appears th uwANbo Woon on the * Blue Beard a1 ‘one asks why ala Turque-I way that we do not kuow, aud that they must go and EATINED SPOT, fvo minutos past @ the train was whistled toa halt at abuut three-quarters of a mle Little village of Launing, Lake, Tudians, about one quarter Hore the disreputable humates of tie on the yiclling snow of the them” wrapped elosety * With vecks and faces completely comforters, wud Exnetly at thir pied by @ gentleman, trast with this sour sarea ‘ ‘ow that Mackv« Jond, ee Aleappenred, and the be four or five Deen withdrawn from the stag vo nothing expecially to reu The Hibernian Min supply the deffeteney, and open tworrow evening, with the local farce called rialnly no one could ask for ® , with bis penorany Colleen Bawn’ ti the natives of Erin jndthem of their na rela have come to Apolo Hall to- aes toys it must yeara since Wanprt n the Lost Arts, That lecture was, we think, first delivered in 1645—twenty-threo years ago. favorite with the public ever since, ed In huge wool Puruirs began deliver no colder ‘than to hive one to keop swifler elreulation tothe blood, uninterrupted ray shone wile extent of snow, waking 1 fur ue the eye rou ike a solid bed of precious Tt has boon a Among the elty tioned that a lunatic sprang on to a da: gine and ran it a short distance through the destroying ahorse and wagon before he was ar- rested in his mad fight, There does not eeem to be anything very re- markable in a lunatic running a single engine a One would judge from the develop 1 have been mude by the panies in. our cour or miost of the into the bands of Iu recently it waa men: | moreover, propose to sing a nunber of Moore's fine M1 they are well sung there is no better Dallad music to be found. Vand sinister MeAlpine, wh from Californlay but no doubt shock Mall fro Five Points, was the Ait of the brulsers to He was envelope hie eyes, which are small, divers b they have assumed, in defiance of in matters, uft but WON. ANTHONY by Antony L, Ros f the Superior Co ing, of congertion of the lungs, Robertvon wus Mow WALPINE FELT, rounded by his friend ed fectingly after bis made rejoinder in a husky tone rt, died on Friday even he,and several ot train, kept e¢ mitted to the bar t Vier Chancellor of the Jelphia, if wet Joot of * New York Meanne Lida complains of uy shown by * all Ne expecially newspaper writers," to ty rowth” of Philatelphia, that so mean a disp ever Leen manifested; aud to v A to foouire the rght to our Government to make levolent disposition’ York public charactors, + fA ship canal ecross tho Isthmus nair diplo- which he was very fond, to be seen at public Lis trienay i tan Club showed thelr re reathed In. stnfle folicsowences of a chil other festive celebrations, know if thero is any As noon as tho st Lave given expre to the sincereet rex | cpen aly diplomacy doce not answer bette > “Philadelphia DR. USER PARSONA, ‘the real progress of nations never results nous of 1870, if fairly taker uly in that city at the age of cixhty studied medicine with Dr, John Warren, of Boston, and lu f the Quaker City rable vietory oa Ly t# in behalf of the wounded on the ended by the rence was highly dnt the tine wr or two at T cyrrospondent of the have none of the trad. vr in Brown University, as kod enjoyrent of its + Miougl ealled up = sta Union Sanere, ted in the 0 Kqquare ure not to have the ve and outwit other statesmen his fricnds and t Tn tho Koventy-tiuth y ly wad painfull Hf the groatniaa of tho | of charge have now and MeAlping ea verybody who Square has noticed recently several tated bird houses up in ihe tre large wize and odd appour 1, whieh stands by ¢ by, private indivituals through Unio Bussey eauglit dd States has | a to want snything which it is | Ives afterward | and particularly cue of Lovin with rive nd to pay a fair ly has a right nall that is requisite is openly to useort that right, end Loldly and success be at thetr own Ailes marked on ve wot one feeling oF Ke great confusion, declared McAlpine winner of ih of December ‘s Chinowe Pagoda, WILD CONFUSION. Ascene of wild disorder followed the decision ne as * You lie,” Yo wore Daniied in rapid sve ‘The ring'was broken into by the roughs, nike there Was every prospect and those Who had ho reliance of their arms or lyjex e handles of their shout: Sluis for iieat, brewdy uiter, cheese, Oysters, sed, 1 kinds of ticongi feree, Sach expr s Who. painted tt ments will di rents in the bird kingdom, The Cooper Union is Lteraily the Work tradeengen's Bills ity the Rervante’ (his own aud every hoy S peatering. bia thom nant (ot a few mio st, by the way, that perhaps it would be bet pestering bigs ts aducive to its popularity and New Piimany Scnoon,—A new pritaary school, to he kuown as " No, 4," will be op Preached atin they deeper depth t titution more ed ita character, For while there © thousands and even tens of thousands in. this e's pills, and begind the new y car pouting aud exhausted, by ring. every appearance of 4 man AbOUL LO perform the deat agouy, ved whl be to allendanee ive aud register pupti BLY u'cloek to 1 after all, our New Year's Day isa where, who are well acquainted the Eoglish with its object and history, there are hundreds of thousunds who only know it by name, aud re- as- ‘4 Free Univereity for the or if this should be thought by the gen- Tus Linpgannans,~ streamed from his eyes, nose, and mouth, and had it not been for the tender Jerry, poor Soapy woula This Society purposes to build @ new hall on the corner of 'Thirty-neventh where they lave secured O feet fromt by a re of the ‘affectionate ve fainted toa eorviluty \ soruped hia tongue, wet bia whistle, and sponged him so westdioualy’ thut the Hie was Kept fora time ab least in bis battered and bul street and Lexington ay. published by Messrs, Srurer & Suir, has, we ure glad to learn, reached @ ciroulution of § rink | Another proof of what can be done by making a good paper, and managing it on guund business ct OB Fourth street, newt tou timited for thet sh ace a mest retail clothing Ua indone by Daldwin, evrner Canal aud Jiroad 9,000 copies, BUSSEY WAS WILD ‘1, standing in the leclared the dverion of the referee unfal al} whip that fellow, he said, in av other end tosbow how fieah be was be davocd with exeltement, blunce marioe drilling mochtas you f Hee to the uly snecessiil operator at Hell rit, Muliletert, You ste HAL thls pe jute tye hands of the Vuited Beat survey was tuade, which proved that 4 tect faving been removed by tl as clined, there had beew vceually Mi Is tect," e Subscquently the eugi- neers fired about 900 ad litlonal charges reduced the roek to # de of aboat 8) feet mean low wae ter." Now, Mailiefert never claiued tw bave re: advertenily do Lu moved Wy tot of Pot Huck: aud as he continued the Work dncer the United States enginecrs, I wil x: tmvet from Major Fraser's report: "Oct, "2, Ina, a iittle over 5 eet Water, and June 9, 125%, B Leet 4 inches at low wacce’ 3 fect A inches gad," the | result of 900 charge amd wot WA charg. to rr duce tie depth of water 1 foot, as your article a vis cubie tect of rock Were removed ut m cost” of G44 per fool, aud wuch of that upon “tuble surtace, or "Major Fraser's ape — avcompanying veport are fulse. Again you say," No submarine drilling, however, has been uttempicd in a spot luce Mell Gite, where (lie difteuttion im the way are obviows.” Profes:or Maill fert Kus periormed sulinariae dililing at Hel G, ‘The cost and remdé L think be eaa furnish, Chiginoce's letter irom which you quote says, "16 fect in Vertical Leight were rewoved by charges, the Beat 8 tcet. UY LW, chares, the uct Li lect by ebarges.”* Now 16, 8, and 1M (et will wake Wig vet removed, As there § feet of water A Rock beiore the Gest cnarve was fired, there iat now be | Big feet water, yiblng Lever | bein claimed by abo ln the face of figures the engineer rock tu depth of % agreed ¥ Nrw Yorn, De ‘The Brovkiya Bethel Read Tothe Less af The shi to carrest the statement in to-day's Buried Koons are op The rook are open every evcu i exception oF Sunday, Ve Only Our nivcuiDg (or Work. in the tain hail LOKGE A. BELL, Supt, Brooxiy, Dee. 1, 1908, —— Cotte bu dow To the Etitor of The Sun n: The deoth of Me, Bonner’s cel ra Hore ha ecemied Lame to tie Lone ot your reaue never sen fall to care colle oO drench them with proparation uf | Hie ard permangnnie weld, Whielr cua be pr dre ly. and have | wa eto Ewald bo Wiluns to rset iy rea Wot ot New Youn, Dee ‘19, —_— vies ou Hot HCH, 400 Willa street, nthe Libr Tu the b wi “Let Git light of Tie BUN make this opparent to its readers, and Ldoubl vol We wha sua soe youd ¢ PHILAND GOV Dee, 1%, 1208, we ray duly di Daw dor The sale of the Morvis property, near Aucularius Motel, M, Miller, offers r ble property, Bee advertis The adjourned sale of the Eust Newark lota, known ae We © u farm, by A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co., Wil come of at the Exchange salesroom, 11 adway, on Tuesday, the @24 inst. at 12 o'clock, The property ated iu one of the most plensuuty healthy, and couveniont districts of N ey. It iw -itusted on the Newara and derscy ( npike 1, Delre only seven tilles froin and about half toile trom the former, Iti wlso wkirted by the lorris und Hosex Maliroad, and dey idlin thiviy minutes’ reach oF our City Hall, The ancient Lodi Hive hits veuierable and bistorie memories, tan wn the Wayside Opposite the tots, The so: ety Of the surrouudh abiborhuod is select, the ris salubnous t ery delichtful, wud’ the grdits we high, furnishing deelrsble’ sites tor Lou studs, Such'a rare chance of ol tulning houses #0 to the great manutactuiing ewurlt, Jovy City, snd the Empire cian Horch eapstal of AulcriCa, May wot again Le tue con prewuted tor tuuy a day, —— Myerentousty Assautren.—An unknown man, BO, OH lexion, t 11 inches high, full fice and ruddy Ay hair and ilcewhiiskers, dark OST, KE aid looking like a laborer, w: sturday 1 tn the Pour'ee ble from a wevere wound in the he " hospital,...Jamea Moraw, aged 2%, of 19 Was found om Saturday morning in th street, eulleving from a like woun: Mops take explored thon SUNDEAMS, — —There is first rate hunting in Arkansas. An American Club has been established 1 the American colony at Dresden. —The University of Michigan has a total 1,082 stadents, of whom 68 are from the State of Ne York. —George Etienne Cartier, © prominent memb- of the Canadian Government, has Just been erenwe ‘8 baronet. —Mr. Samuel Bowles's “ Rocky Mountain ¥ @ation Letters” are wo be issued in a volume uv mouth. 4 —Jofferson Davis recently attended the Wa ‘wick races in Engiand, and witnessed the euccese ‘@ horse named Presi lent Lincotn, Henry F. Choriey, musical eritie of the Zo don Athenaum, announces his intention of writing Biography of Rossini “ with reference to his art =The widowed Marchionoss of [Muastings w+ 1 Is sald, dompite the losses of her husband, ov Jato about £3,009 a year, =A band of religious enthusiasts recently 4 raded the streets of Peckham, nene 1 the hymn “Come to Gou," to the tune of Dodd. —There fs a man nomed Smith, in Dy) county, Ind., who le now living with his eghth w Death ne relieved him of three, ead divores t frlended 1 one, The Swiss watchmakers are steadily proaching perfection, Ip 185% the average deytat ofthe Neufchétel chromometor war 1.61 avec Gays but ome was recently ttnished aud tested gave only 104 of a V varlatloa tn twenty-t hours. In the new British HE ro 12 Indopen & Baptt evan Methodists, 1 Calvtal rune, 10 Pr 1, 17 Jews. and 6 Roman Cat lice, of wh yreseate an Engit:h eat etiu ney, At Drosten, a society of tradesmen has bee med, tn Jer ty protect the members honest detior, Il haw about four the hers, A list putitistea by are named, “It is roy Gen. Py liber foi ; ct , we , . t wench i v be * a i y ons i i 4a up, then yoo ‘ersalist denominat tn Minot ore pledged to raise ¢ students st Gaiesbure. A vigorous cunvans of the whole State {4 to be fmmediately comueniced, te Mowe, If neccesary, by series of grand fhire ‘The bullding isto be com enced when $25,00) aro obtained According to a German erant, the decay with whieh the irees th the y nites and gardens Of Berlin, as well as of other large citles, have cently Leon affected, arises chiefly froin the tromn Jos movement commmnlerted to tho soll by rapid locomotion; the perfect adherwnes Wy mut rth, so necessury fr the wh Fishing juleos, i, he declares, deetroyed by this con twual agitation, Professor Carl Neuman, of Munich, a dill student of Chinose antiquities and bibliogesphy, haw Aiscovered from the Chinese year-books that a com: pany of Buddhist pricats entered this vast continent Via Aluskw «thousand years before Colu and ighly and intelligently the Pucitle bo ders, penetrating into * the land of Fusnag'—tor #0 thoy called the Agtee territory, alter the Chinese wine of the Mexican aloe, ~-There isa “champion eater” in Paris, who goes about dining at " prix fixe” vestauraate, oni is, like Oliver Twist, always asking for more. Recently he went to dine ot the Revtaurant da Grau’ Opéra, “If you will give some one cise n turn to-day, the proprietor, “I shall be really obliged, und here n francs." “Can't be done at the pri “the Diner de I'Europe! gave me fftecn francs to come h —Now Milford, Conn., rejoices in some odd names of plices, to wit: Bea Hi, Nebo, Aspotle, Jerusatem, Pastine, Hard Squabble, and Pinchgnt, tho latter place being Lmimortalized in v Live pot: eby a nw TN Dente a mut andy pining g Th vow Ay, Waters Unters there caie & —A vet Porllament reporter, teh ao account of galler 1 lay 2 Mr, Dickens sut with the rest asa incmber of the reporting staif of tie Morniag Chroniete, Bir, Dickens will wot, we hope, ho oud e a goueral repertur, he Was ul Hed for the apeod with which he cuuld turn out gr mantities of bat that this was done im arough ” dd was by wo mncans charaetcriaod by that new aimed at tn atl good Pa wntary is reported in Madrid that there ty a deficit of £150,000 in the accounts of Us kaown as the Bucn Suceso, TI Indies, to. whom the charity is seid, nothing to show fur the mieslag coipt of Don Franciveo de Aziz, the ex-King Consort to whom the moncy was seeretly advanerd, aud fom whow it bas now to be claimed, Had it notheen for the revolution, the fact that moncy dectined the rellef of the ¥ ud been squindeied for t ratification of a worthless man's pleasnres a never have come ta the world’s know! due —The Chingo Republican thas explains how the men of Winels came to he eatlod “ Buckers “The pralries were wide, the tramps ton ae # scarce, The crawMsh ty a colt tor all ef tances, and wt # for his favorite guor | er ont of water, In wiileh yandechverfal, The carly ¢ y rtoo he eraw tat he f the low soll was baked i there was water, ant cont reote perhaps he carrlod one atmole In hte fit 4—furnished the realy means of drawing on tho k of ihe craw Epeaking of th he bad met with io 1 opposition which ree of yearn ovens e% Canal had spread, who ts famous for tlling a goo n anectote of lis expericnee on that head in Euginnd, He went over to Londva to pub. lish there a pampllet on the cual, roon after ft commencemont, He applied to 9 respertal » lisher, and requested htm to give au cstimate of What the publicition would cost, On thie being prc sented to him, he wus surprised to And one of the Inrgest items under the head of abuse! Oh yes," said the publisher, * whenever I wish to moka quite sure of tho success of a thing of this kind, E always pay very highly to have it * well abusod 1) And fo." ML. de Lesseps adiod, Ihave alwoye found that the more 1 sud the Suex were ‘abused,’ the better we got on at the end,” —A curious quarrel is related to have taken Place kome time buck between Rossin} and Dumas, Which originated In a recipe to cook sscaront, Alexandre Dumas wrote this appeal to the maestro: * Dear, great man—It appears that you ha ox did recipe for macaronl; you who have doue so uuc& for the ears of your contomporartes, do something for thelr mouths, and be Ul a8 you are adored, Ever yours, A. Dumas.” Rossin replied: “It ip true that 1 have & murvellous recipe for macaront, but Tkeep it for myself and my fricnds, GC eat rome, and you will understand that when one porseases Buch o treasure ane duce not bewlow it Eyer yours, Rossini.” Dumas went to Rossini’a, ota bad dinner, and called bin a aus gourmand, hls Les