Interesting Gieanings.
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An end Of blue Goth, IL yards, being part of
"a piece manufactured by William Hirst of York
shire, England, was sold at auction in New York
on Friday, by Messrs. Boggs, Thompson & Co
for Sl7 rs cents per yard. 1t is understood that
the Emperor Of Russia, the King Of England, and
|the President of the United States have each had
IA coat from the same piece.


PoRTnAIT OF CoLrMDUs.-George c. Barrell,
lesa United States Consul at Malaga, obtained,
on the suppression OF the Cartuja, at Seville in


Spain, by the aid of its Prior, original portrait
lof Colunb bus. THIS painting is destined for the
Capitol 1t Washington, and is accompanied by a
certificate from the President Of the National Mu.


scum at Seville.


j The merchant ships of England are $4,000 in


humber, manned by 100000 sailors.
Il Captain Hull has arrived at Norfolk, taken com.
mand of the Frgale United States, and will soon
proceed to the Pacific.


Il In the late hail storm at Montpelier, (Vt) hail
stones fell oftrom three to eight inches in clrcnm
ference, accompanied with AJAX kes OF ice from fot,
? TO eight inches in length, which split shingles OF
fthe roofs of buildings and penetrated so far int


houses, that their tenants had 10 seek AN asylum
: in cellars Crops, fruit trees and cattle were de


stroyed by its violence.


REMARKABLE CIncuMsrAYcE.,. The Wiscasse
= 'lntelligencer states that child of Mr.. Enocl


Cove, OF f.dgecomb, about two and a half year
',lod, for the last twelve months had suffered un
nder some strange and unacconnable indispos
! tion. But on the Goth ult the cause of its Hines
was fully ascertaned. In violent vomiting tn
child threw from its stomach green Frog, abou
'-Ihalf grown, which, though dead at the time, ha
eieyery appearance of recent animation.
y MARSHAL NEY.A report has been current


the newspapers that Marshal Ney was nativ


of this country. This, however, is now ascel
tanned to be rnfnunded. Mr.. Genet, formerl
embassador from France to this country, in lie
" ter to the Editor of the Albany Argus, states thi
g Marshal Ney was his nephew, and was born
e, he year 1869, at San Louis, German depar
Il mcnt OF France.


e. On Sunday morning, Sept. 7, between tt
hours OF and O'Clock, q smart shock of
:. earthquake was experienced at Champlain;
w was instantaneous, but the rumbng noise vi
ie'd'stlnctlv heard for upwards of a minute.