{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
have met nothing in its style more anlInat-
ed and eloouent than the novel OF Husband
Hunting or The Mother and Daughters,
which has lust appeared. 1t is a story OF
love female ambition, female perplexity and
triumphant affection in tue higher circles.


few davs ago, Mrs. Bearcliff, of Dun
keswick. near Harewood, being in expecta-
ton OF hive of bees casting, sent her female
servant into the garden to look after them,
when. to her great surprise, the whole
swarm alighted upon her head, and after
remaining in that situation upwards OF an
hour. the swarm was hived by taking oil
! her cap; and she sustained not the slightest
injury --LeedS Intel.


Nothing Ike Leather.--lohn Smith, who
was matched to cat pair of mems shoes In
fifteen minutes, at the Halimoon tap, Lead
cnhall market, has broke down III training
having been seized with indigestion, after
eating chld's half boot, which still remains
in his stomach. London haher.


The Dcy Of Algiers has resorted TO a sim
gular mode of conqueriug the love OF celiba-
cy, by ordaining that very bachelor OF more
than twenty years Of age shall receive, al
least once day in public, sound f9ggnS
! Divorces in S7.edcn.-rhc comparative
statement Of marriages and divorces is very
remarkable. The former amounted, within
the last wear, to 1859, and the divorces t
800, whilst in the town Of Christinebaun
there were twice as many divorces as marll
/ ages