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The Daily Dispatch: July 19, 1861., [Electronic resource], Pedestrianism (search)
Arrival of a Paris Newspaper Waiter. --The correspondent of the London Army Gazette (Paris, June 20,) says the Debate has sent out a correspondent to the seat of war in America. His first letter was from New York and was occupied with a description of the Great Eastern, in which vessel he came over.
The Daily Dispatch: July 19, 1861., [Electronic resource], The great Eastern at Quebec (search)
Foreign Miscellany. By the latest foreign files we find the following European intelligence: Galiguani, of Paris, of the 9th of June, says: The police at Havre, the day before yesterday, arrested and sent to prison an American sailor, named Jumbrell, for having robbed another American sailor, of a sum of 112 francs while they were together in a cafe. The money was found on his person, a gold piece of 100 francs having been put into one of his boots. The Rev. Patrick Bronte, incumbent of Haworth, near Bradford, England, and father of the gifted authoress of "Jane Eyre," died at his parsonage on Friday, June 7. The Rev. Mr. Nicholls, husband. of the late Charlotte Bronte, was with him in his last hours. The deceased gentleman, whose peculiarities were well known to all the readers of the biography of his daughter, was born on the 17th March, 1777, and had consequently attained the patriarchal age of 84 years at the time of his death We (British Standard) have re