. . . _....-...... .4; ~ 4!...“

mums m Ta}; woon. pm National (in: a. l’rnsri with the L'onlmlerato States of North f‘ -rmany.h:is

lau army owooaiuo men at llt'l‘ command. which. with the contiiigents from the An English paper has this ntei‘y from Confederate States oi the ,fiouth. will Anglmu...‘ amount to 1.200.000 men. the Russian " Three “m ,H‘" mum _ bum n! D “a army on n pcaedooting amounts to 4.] leaf! rd in Vii-Illihtuellrlluify liltu lln- bfillilwm mcn' bu“ “uh “I” . ‘rllmng “out” 5 ' ' ‘ ' ‘ , . at command she can bring into the held

m 100k Im- ‘ll'mu mummy l‘muu' “""l l.:il‘tl.|ll.l0 soldiers. \\'illi lltt‘su enormous

A! INCIDIXT IN AUSTRALIA.

SUMMEIsnnyaoUnNAi

1*

l solid rock was Iliot from the 1: nor to a great llll‘lL’lll, alill rolled down the sides oi the great l cone. A loud roar as of artillery was heard 'during the entire night. The mountain was I veiled in darkness long after the hour of day- l break the neat morning . A“ the fort-noon ludvauced a strong wind sprung )lp from the l north. and dispelled the gloom, and blount ‘I Vesuvius has since been witnessed daily in . its fiery grandeur . To day a perfect river of Him is seen to tlow from tile mountain, I'IIIIIHMI

' Sumnip‘rrmy 011848.000 incl. in-

umcst WM "My “.an bmAusmumn 1mm l'tl'cl's "Ulllil'U'lll'lr'f “W’I' "llwr- “"3 Penn“ ,in a westerlv direction. The i‘lcr." flood is

undiasae! have a continent for a plillvucntpe

. . . i . mound, and nothing was lcarv-d. \t hen, ; .0 imlmsmblu.

boworcr. the liltle ones missed the diiiiici

hour. mid then te . their parents growl (ll-UL“ anxious. and searched the ln-ighboihood ‘ the followmg particulars of the lossoi lilltl Nglll lcll. and with the aid Ulllllld disasters to the Gloucester Fishing roll was extended. ‘

in vain. tho locnl polie and though it children \vere still missing. storekeeper e no iil who had seen the small \vauilucrs on the road (H'l'|"lllglll.; mid Illi'll a boy. who had given them the light direction as he passed. 'l‘liis wa: all that could be gained throughout. the second day; but now the littl autcrcd Oulilinuuity lrid heard oi the lus and ' l“ on tile alert. Tllu qiiartz'iuincrs put their tools by and w: nt out into the bush ; to did the iiawyera iit ilie stealn’inill; and so did the Wood miners in the scrub; and the third day was thus passed in a. vigorous search. Still no trace or tidings. oxccpta faint footlnark going ill the \vron;: direc- tion towards the Warribce River. and therefore the good folks were growing: very much concerned. and it was settled at a public meeting that all hands should strike work and go look for the babies. Accordingly the next day—the louitb— every shop was shut. c ery tool and im- plement was left idle; or sovcn luin- dred men. \voiiicn ainl children turned out in all directions into the dense scrub. to

the . istcd till the morning tin-

liutil tiio strayed ones up Seventy pounds. i'icd. leaving {ll-ciin Widqu and fllflfy-Sfx

were collected as a reward lor the finder; though no one wanted that incentive. and

the man at the steam mill kept the whistle- amount of insurance. $73,499. gonig all day to guidethc little feet lion-mi

it they were still able to stir. For d: . these kindly souls (it tho Victorian ton ii- ehip kept up the hunt. It. was in vain ; at the end of the week the shops had to be rc-opcned. and work mouriilully snincd. for tho children could not be d covered. The heart broken parents publicly thank all their neighbors loi- doing all that. lnnnaii gentleness aiid good will collld do. and so the melancholy Viial'raiive ends. for the children were lost ninl must. have air down indie iii the wilds. ltwill lier il'ter be a colonial tale to match olir lll'llh’ll ‘ Babes in the \Veod.‘ with tho blue—bird and tho bell-bird for ‘ cock robili.‘ iliid the generous Daylesfnrd folk to make. a plea- lnnt verso instead of the ‘ wicked nncle.‘ . _.__._”__

thras: or ()xl-‘Oltb, rur. worm-m: .ssr ussix or llzn MAJESTY IN lS-l(l.—'l‘he British Medical Journal sa " Alter twenty-seven years of confinement in a criminal lunatic asylulii. during,r which his conduct has been c. einplary am] no tra- ccfl have appeared of mental aberration. Oxford. the pot boy who shot at her Mai I only in St. James Park. has bccil liln i d. l -—During this time many ttppcnla have1 been made in his bellail by iiilliieiitial per- sons who have had the opportunity ol watcllingliis demeanor and gauging his cliuraet ‘——llis own story has alw y. and was so consistently [ruin the first, that the 'stol which he fired was not loaded. It will be veiiirunbcred that no bullet in ever found. lle attributes the criminal act which he has expiated by long ninrciiicnt. and which. under a lessnn- - l lnl government, must have cost ll life. tol inordinate vanity. fostered by a v cty ol' trivial circumstances iii his denies c lite and training on which we need notdwell. and which led to a senseless desire to at taiii notoriety by some means; and this foolish and criminal impulse, lcd to his In- nlentablii crime. if», has occupied his time

which the in ms have been granted to him at liroadmoor nld in the asylum in which lie was formerly confined. and has become ntolerable linguist. llc i also taught

he does sufficiently well to earn a living. lie has been nicrciiuliy released. but has been very propr‘ly prohibited lroin maining in or visiting England. Whether directly insane at the time of his dinner. or lrd by a miserable love. of iioioric ' is right tllat. the person of the. Snvo ( gii should be protected from the vanity til it man who. at however distant; a period, could commit the cowardly outrage ol which he was the perpetrator.“

.mekksM—xn— Tut: CUNDITION or Blanca—Robberies Itill continue to be pcl‘pltll'lllild all over the country. and iii the capital. under the very nose oftllo authorities. are carried on in open day on a ., le alid with such a system that New 10* adcpts ought to blush at their awkwardness. Searcer a day passes but \‘0 hear of some lending mid Wealthy c en. being forced under threats oi immediate or sub ' -quc.nt. as Iinutioii. to giro his captors a sum of mo— ncy 'arying front $3000 to $6000. A few days ago an incident of this kind occurred iii the Upl'll plaza. within a hundred yards of lllD palace and the chief police station. and in the presence of the lilovingpopnla- tion that iii no moment could have unm- bcrcd leSs hail from £000 to .5000 persons It is true that the citi7 n was released af- ter several linuri‘ dur :53. by the appear- unce ot the Governor] - kcd by the police. but the guilty parties have not yet been arrested. and we are told that the ransom « money (scone) has 'uoo been paid, the, kidnapped citizen feeling: no confidence in the ability of the authorities to afford him protection from the after conlequcnccs ot’ a refusal.

Another account oftha condition of the

country contains the following- -— The Mexican! having lusiladcd their last Aus- trian. are now has: ut the old work of fit- alluding one allot air. in Guerrero~ a region with a very appropriate name—the two chiefs, Alvarez—and Jeniini-z, are engaged in a controversy which employs nearly every musket and every fighting man in the State. Robber bands go aboul *in other parts of the country. attacking towns Mid llvying forced loans. in Jail:- I Co Hwy held the two towns. Jacotopeo and Hamillo. to ransom. They called them- lelves imperialists and avengers of Maxi- milian. Kidnapping is a favorite pursuit. wealthy travellers being carried off and held in duration till their friends pay large sum! for their liberty. Yucntuh lit this moment is in a state of secession. calling on that old intrigued, Santa Anna, to the Macao. -- '

-um...» ya ~ ..__

The enormous Minameutl which are

. _ i I into upprop"ate licndw the culniii ' in a. certain amount. of soil-education. oi shippqu being lawn-.1 by H mm] cm, or “l has been obtained to the peipnlratur. small steamer; illc foreign news by an elabo-

Iinc; and Agriculture by a horse or n pl so on. In blame“, and practised 'graining.‘ which ‘ll‘lll'lc "'1 “rt-Ii“ >l""‘ll"fl-“‘l'“'l|

by it rest. and mathematical lili course of the ltlllll‘ is evidently d rules the lnaiiiier of holding the rifle. as another

H in band.

upon llaw ' . we a... .31.; "mt “pm. 0... wumrnphipnllol Qilcciistowii last evening for the usual position, productions. p relating to our Islands." go

thank: to the citizens of Glasgow for thc'

. - .4- ru-v _;'. '- V..' wwwwwwmewmmhnannmnmnna Inllinn nationality. lhe General strongly ‘ ' ‘ - r5 »

advocates peace upon the earth. but he con~

cspeciidly in Home. which he regards as the i lugs naturally enough cause considerable

if Europe li vegm'dwl “5 “fall nearingtliotowuot'tiercalu. ’l“-e uplleaviugs ‘ ut'tbc volcano are attended with Blllll‘éttll re‘i ‘ - - - seniblinw those of an earthquake. an on . . .. . w .. _ _ I D t p Y m. “snub IL‘J‘r‘ “ H Um ' de‘uliutiom as it a battery of heavy guns \\ ere in full play are heard.

' ' ‘ " W n: vcar 7 l .:tlitl(.01l5lllig I'lct'ttllllllloll _ . 186 .3 !

l . I“ an“... a r from the Cup: elun Adurfllxrr:—

in our issue. nl‘.\'ov. ' til we gave a vo-l view of the fishing: bn~iness oi the season' « V . ' and also published a comparative state-; _a\ large 1 - "ofthe Catholic population nit-lit ol the infirm of lift aiid priqierlytllai. I id ltalv. which. suic “lllc t'U‘llSUlltltilltlll ol “my “new”; i... l,.-.,;.-...-.ui.,”, bin... in." l tllc kingdom under \ lt'ltll'.I‘lllllllillltllt‘l. has ltiiucoilicr Ins. -s have occurred. aiid to-du)‘ “"‘i‘l'l! '"K'l‘lffl‘d l" "3‘" 5"“2” “'5 (:"V‘Tll' we publish our annual recapitulatiun oi. limit. by voliii'r. has resolved to aoandon losses for the year. ill a convenient term j I” ll'll“'.\'."l “"“'“°“- “‘l‘l.“"” “k” “” “'3' .0.- ..qmmw. livc part in the nch l’arhaiueutary elcc~

We fiiid by referring to our files tliatiu'm' “mam Jim 15 during the year there have been t/n'rf'cen: . ‘ ‘I ‘ ’ , ‘ vessels and cleft/rifts lives lost. atr- 'ust filv: ll '5 "‘l‘Ql‘lc‘l lllilt L‘HI‘I l"”””““"l‘l' p...“ vessels :u|;l'[“-‘i“[.".§ix lives] .1 gowlllritisli Minis! r to Austria, and Lord son. ()1 tho disasters this vcar, three‘Clarcndon. have gone to liilllltldal request “.55..” m“; “Hm...” 11.1.5 1mm". he“. lust the. Pope to uso his influence with tho iii- in the Newfouinllaiid lisilci'y; tlii'eo \'l'.\- h bitabta oi lreland for UN Slll'l’l'°5°“"'- “l sels and twenty lives in the George's llell“ Illi‘" “mli'll‘lll' . I 1‘ , crv; three re s and litter-n lives iii the| '1llUi'3‘a’l'L'3-‘Wc PM”? "i ill“ :‘llffl‘lll i,..y.m...k.,.-..1; 1.... HM..- ssul amiunp Glit’cl'llIllt‘lllvt‘llllfil‘s much alarm iil lur- iil . in the shore li~lie : two vc eh and lil‘,“ Tll" AMI/“f” PW! “l 5L l’Cll‘l'lel‘l'f-I

' “V... in u... 1...]. “Hing pub]... six has a noticeable lt'lll'l‘t'lblllu subject. The in tlic (lraud l ik. and one in the . “‘llll-‘l' tlt‘t'lill't" “‘3‘ H l “"5 ""l- ‘lll' \\ estcrn llank liahei ()t' the sixtv-livc l 5i ‘0 "ll l‘xll‘llSll’ll “l W” “l‘."- “"‘l lll'rUl‘l." men lost. twenlv were, known to Ine'inar- ll“ l" 5‘ 1'“ ill” “l”! "l “W Clll'l-‘vllilil

' .iibjects of the Forth

children. The value of vessel propsrtyl The St. l’etei'sburg Gazette and outfits lost is about. MULOUU. Total! bnlli England and France Sultan to make extensive iuilitai and mi- tioiis in the Mcditulanean. H'l'llt't! ol’tlic death of 31 xi-

l"lorciicc. Jail. 15.

evil; that

Right or ten v .irs ago a ronpi .~ in Zancs- ; ‘ . ville, ()lllo. lit-came lived of each other llllill . m m r . . were divorced. lioth parties ic-inarried. diltll :"I'L':”I'l“'li|“: liming} 3;: both lost their new uriners l‘ct. nilv tliev " 5' ‘ “ l “ ' i ' in - ‘ L“ ‘ ’ forgot their gl‘lt'v:|lil:)t‘.~‘, rt'l‘lt‘t‘ll‘llacir did an". the. anilouilctanent upon the mind mid ection, nnd became husband and wire. Iicallll oi the Arcliduehcss is not known. The re-apper ancc oftlie 'l‘richinar plague} 1"”“l”“' J“"' 10”" at the \\'c~t. oeturs Fllllull' neously with uni Considerable cxeitcilielit was occasion- alarinin: discoverv at the st. A ltmiiili 'l ' his cit 'to-da ‘b ' the :niiioniicci c gentleman repoi-ts'to the Past oftliat city illatl {Lululnli‘i-nim; ill-“5039‘ all)”, with Kelly-flex: lliat a multitude nt'little snak -. worms: rescued {mm "m um...”- Ul um 1...”... ;.. have been observed ili'itlshillitl cudilsii. and so; “mollusk... 5mm. “tucks “g... 1"“; bu." ‘ tenacious were they (it lifetlint an hour's holl- I m1)...er The 1.0m... pm. psxmlny up

"'1‘ m“ ""l wmvwm m 1““ mom“ ternooii overhauled ‘lDlilll tit l"\':|il‘l1fil'll.

The old custom nfprcachiin.y by the sand- lrcland. who answer coiilpletuly [bode - glass has been revived in an linglislicliurch. criptioii ol'l :isey. Thcl'c al'eotllcl' strong it need»; turning cvei’ytwcntylnlnntcs. Itislcireun tllL' s Willi these which w not stated that many old churches still' have Illulllw be” t that u... authorities hue.- not highly “Twill” iron 5mm“ 0" “‘lllt'll lllc “I‘ll been mist‘ keli. The prispner, under a liour-ltzlass used to stand, mostly ofthc age of 3 5mm: gum“. 311ml 1.... Malnqwsh... [his “l” “’“ll‘lonwui‘nh' linorning. win to he will be contined with

There is somethin vcr ' in ular in the in- . the leiluw- irisoners of Deascy for rec-o r- cidents attending iligdeai’liiifkglr. Lyle. Chief.’ iiitioil. Tile Government officials are i't'éy l-lnliiiecrofihe Philadelphia lint-Department. vigileut. Yesterday p. in. two Americans (m Saturday afternoon he was alone countingi “nun-ll nun-p“, um; “Neill. “.0”. "I. “q; Fm“? "mm I" lllfi Ullll'l‘v “’lIC‘“ “0 “'“l‘k‘llly i at (ll row :Illll lllllll‘lStllIt'll. l’apcrs lound . died in his sitting posture, from an attack of‘ m. “1 pm“... 3mm...” boy-“ml (lllumllml I “,l”’l‘l°x-‘". A“ 5 "ml"? '“Hl'l- “""Ililyt ""‘l , they belong to li‘cuiail organization. ’i‘ln-l pliggljivg'fiht‘l'uy 1' lilyfviflflfi; {:g'l’lll'lfl-gI'I-llg; mum... rccciiily made i.. u..- Court .a‘

.t'ulll'fllllldlt . .:i, . H..._; _. _ not till Monday morning was he found by the} Qul" ” " bu“ '1 h" " Lh‘mgl' m “IL lll‘uu’ woman who came to sweep out the Utilee.

iSlldW, and .\lulloiicy from \\'ai\\ick to «IOUflNAHi-‘l lN JAN-T ‘T'lli'l‘ml‘lk‘ "filler London is likely to be granted. $ziiidwieh ‘Iilands are Just Inuw extremely] Lumlun'JmL .17. interested lti Japan. ‘ 3 there is some prospect; . . ofn sugar trade springing up between tin,- um Information has been l't'tft‘H'L‘ll bet that countries. ’l‘hi~~ interest seems lobe rel-iprn. l u very \‘ioll‘lll linri llt.‘ l't cciilly pi . iii- eatcd. ’l'lni oilicial journal at llonulillaicd at. 'l'ciicrill‘c and vicinity. Ships u cit: s.iys:-— ldrivcii lo sea. houses uni-outed and blown " We saw. last week. among other articles i ‘lll‘l'l‘v “'“lyllill' ' ’;"“".Y ‘u'l'cilli “‘m'ls'h "0 from Japan. which arrived by the (‘lnnthllrcc ‘ HlL’llllUll Ul lUSS Ul lllc- numbers of a Japanese newspaper, published

. I. 1., . I k1, Cork. Jail. 17th. in \‘lllllgdwd. ' n ' were ill ioo main—l .- _ - ., ~ . . . . i. stitched. and cant iin sonic forty pages of‘ A ‘10] 0r ( “HON” “I'M mm“ H “b ("l "“

closely primed matter, no doubt interesting? “I.” was u”le “1.3mm”. “l' in“: m llwl s for tile (lovcrniiicnt iii the kc-

and iu<trncti c to the J.lp;‘llcsc publi —- “2'1"” I . . . 1pm.... is n d; Fin" M- um um...“ n , ,.........l_.. plan t is held. but lilo liiillc al ill-Ill‘ll to cm; H...“ ignite. and no lltJilt'_\' was done l\o clue

Dublin, Jail. 17.

At the ex‘ \iiiiatiuii of Lennon yester- “mw ‘day. 5 gt. Kelly. the survivor ol the, two - “luflrnn‘dil'ltllct‘llll'il. who were shot at blicpsnlc. _ “mingum . aiid a \yoliian both strove that. they Iully lo the target. The L'tliiur; lil't'llgillll‘tl. the prisoncl as the man who; ,5...“ m ms mun.” [lm'lll‘t'll the pistol shots which wounded one of correct slinniing, and policeman and killed another.

. . ‘ I . London. Jan. islii. illn~tration shows the amateur with his piece . , . . Thu "Hull‘ch ".5" wmui“ “HM” \\ hen the Cunard Slf‘illllNlll) Sl'tlflflll'nln

L The“, “n, quiw hump... “M New York for Liverpool eiiterod the port

rate cut of the ocean steamers of tlie (‘liiiri alul

one of the liniiil

u

lid practit .

mph, and 0"." mm“ | transfer of the London and liisli passen-

' .iid mails tstroi Irl’olicc t'orcu quiet- ilt nboari . rid . 'led Mrs. George ' Train, liriuiicl and (ii-c. three of

Gen. Garibaldi had by letter expressed his .

taken into custody on a ch re of being tends that peace is incompatible with the ex-lill‘llvf’ Ivelllbt‘l's lit tlip Alupp in wing of istlng gum ni'ulrnirs in me papal 5.21”, and 1 the l‘t'llltlll orgamz ion. 1 licse proceed-

rightful capital ot‘ltaly. 1(‘Xcllclllt‘llt both here and elsewhere ,\nr‘.x.,..r;,....m I”, 1.0.." made “pm. [)w‘llll'llllgllfllllo llio kingdom and especially steam the engines in Detroit showing that by among the American icsidcnts. keeping hot water in the boiler steam can he The Prussian 1);“; [mg p; Cspll 3 hi“ {m- El'm‘l‘illt'd "ml “"‘lol‘ ""0"" l“ {"“I‘ "'llllllv-‘b . a Railway loan of lillv millions of Ilialcrs. With cold water it requires about eight min- '11... I .H-ly u" u“. pq'l [ms been dummy.” “9’- iii the llalian Parliament on a motion to Axorusn Enocn Ann“ cum—At the adjourn the debate on the Budget for this beginning of the war. n: we learn from nxycar. Rochester. N. Y.. paper. two yoniiizinen rc- (.‘ouiit Sartigas. the French Ambassador siding ill that city were very warm fricndi. to lluiiiu. attended the New Ire - fate at One of them was married. but went to the | Fr; 3 me (Ix.Kinrr ..| men“, l1-lli(l§._ war. previously exacting from his friend II p]. .51.“...1.” 57...... “Imp, "m; were promise that should he tall in battle the friend w“; mm.“ 1901].... would iilarry his wife.and uivelicr a perman- . ’ °' out. home and support. Willi this nmuranee A 5m”. semen.“ Ulcdfmison, “"d but?" that his wife was provided for, the soldier.Kalle.“l .(4'"""l="’_l'.l'“"“.'5 1mm ll” ‘lil-‘L‘d “” went to the war. After a while report came l l’ll’ols “l ""“ll’ll [I “'lll‘ ll“! Fl . In move- that lie was killed in battle, and his wife Im-nl. orjustil‘yiug his :Il'l"'l. by the Brillin mourned for her lust husband. He did not Police on suspicion of being concerned in return, at all events. even at the end of the . Fenian pluttiiigs. Train - arts he came war. and after a due space was given to over to England as the special correspon- mourning. the promise given to the abscntiduut iii behind of the New York World and supposed to ho deceased .Ioldicr was bib “.5 1;“... [on] my plum-51ml “would; um filled; the widow became the wife of the 5_ Cunsul “g "suds dulmnpmvomul ll. lmsbaiid‘ii friend. and their Joy was crowned clam... um; I... v 4 Ill-rusted upnn no other

"3' ill" I’m" “’ ‘l l‘“""""""."""‘ .°" “""Cl' “"3 ground of iluspi on than the finding of an pat-cuts dontcd. A short time since the long his“ )3 ml. in ms trunk‘ ' absent soldier reappeared. explained the l l '

Montreal, 18th.

reason of his long absence, and claimed his wife. The second husband was loth to anr- Great. distress is reported among the render his wife. who was Ilia "Hillier of his working classes ol‘Quebee. The Montreal child lllwi 11ml lie llt‘t‘ll'm‘l l0 Ill“? l‘lfl‘ “ll. lioard ot'l‘rade mct to-day todeviso means The question as to which ball the best right - 0; relief to the woman was submitted to ii. legal tri-l I hunal. mill on the last day of 1867. the court decided that the first marriage was binding. and the wife must pass to the former husband «a decision which all parties are understood y 1|“ “imp-’9 Ul‘ llllll llll). it) PM lllel‘ll 011i lll to abide. What become! of the child ll not . the l aicli of tile Fciiinns. stated, but or course the father will have the Dr. Waters. unotllcr Editor ofllic Dub- but right to its custody. lin Irishman, has been arrested. but. the -A——~—--~«-«—~~‘r-~ particular charge is not stated. It is stip- Th3 Eruption of Mount Venn-ins. post . however, to be complicity witlrthe Fenian movements. The following is a lpcl'llll (lo-patch to the Mike Manat, who it is now clnimdd is New York lloridd:— positively known to be the part ' who lived Kn...“ Jan, 4...“... "upon" of Mount . the fuse at the Clerkenwell exp nsion‘. has