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’IORBIGH NEWS. The population of Japan is just under 40,- 000100. , According to till :13) statistics hi srseilles’s ' trtfii: has nearly doubled since 12570. There are seven monuments in the var. ious cities of Italy to Count Cavuur, but not one in Rome. The King of Italy has sent to King )ienelik a carved wooden throne twenty- four feet high. Panlus, the famous singer who started Boulanger. has been singing lately in Vienna with great success. The Dr: zllisns are said to form the largest and riches: foreign colony in Paris. Tuey never baggie over anything. The oldest member of the French Legion of Honor lsa soldier 99 years old, the last survivor of the battle of Trafalgar. The last news of hostilities in Uganda reports the death of Cbambalongo, one of the murderers of Bishop Hanningtcn. The new l’rench seagcing torpedo boat has used her torpedo tubes with success when going at the rate of ‘21.; knots an hour. 1):. Hana Virchow, son of the famous Tirchow, has been made extraordinary professor of anatomy at the University of Berlin. A large tract of tea land in the neighbor- hood of Canton this year yielded per acre one thousand dollars in tea leaves ofzhe finest quality. A new F.ench invention is a smoke bomb, intended to be fired into the ranks of the enemy who uses smokeless powder, and obscure his view. There are only twenty-nine free traders in the French Parliament, the remainder of the deputies standing up stoutly for the protective home industry creed of the Thiers school. Because there will be hardly any court festivities in Vienna this season, and no State balls, a great many distinguished babitues of that city will spend their winter i r Birlln. A social bomb threatens to explode in Berlin by the report that the Emperor. who intends to make his capital very gay this season, will attend the ball of Herr Bleich- rcder, the banker. The Italian Admiral Albini thinks that the future man-of-rvar will have double screws and a helm at each end, so that: in battle it need waste no time in turning around. Its sides will be unarmored. The proclamation suppressing the Chinese secret societies has been published all through the StraitsSettlements. Theproporty of the societies may be disposed of, though the Governments do not desire to confiscate it. The latest rtcensement fixtures set down the population of Berlin at 1,173,853, and of Vienna at 1,110,764, a steady advance being made by both Lcapitals through addi- tions from small towns throughout the two empires. Russia is increasing her field artillery. Hitherto each brigade had six batteries of e‘g'nt guns each, but now each brigade will have eight batteries of eight guns, or a total of sixty four guns, instead of forty-eight as hitherto. It is said that the first thing that the new Government of Brazrldid was to send a tele- gram to the Rothschilds asking for their continued financial support. and the reply received was favorable. and undoubtedly did much tOWard solidifying the new Gov- s:nment. The main entrance of the Monte Carlo gambling house, which was closed all sum- mer, was reopened a week ago. A new wing, which will be filled with more tables, has been added, and the vostibule and smok- ing promenade have been enlarged, and lifts have been built to take people up from the railroad. Two or three years ago the Russian Gov- ernment established credit banks for the purpose of assisting the owners of large estates who happened to be pressed for money. The client has been that the num- ber of mortgaged estates is much greater than ever, and many belonging Io high no. bles are to be sold this year for nonpayment of the interest on loans. The press of Italy is discussing the ques- tion of capital punishment, which is at resent illegal, confinement at hard labor for lie being the maximum punishment be- stowed by the Italian laws. 151s contended by many influential papers that a return to death sentences is necessary in view of the great increase in murder since the existing laws went into operation. The l’hilitelisteu Club of Vienna is ar- ranging for an international postage stamp exposition there ntx: year. The year 189‘.) was chosen because it will then be j ist tiity iars since postane stamps were introduced, {arty years since they came into use in Austria, and ten years since the club was founded. The exhibition will take place in the Austrian Industrial Musenm- A can mitten of five is organ‘z‘ng it. The French professor of chemistry, Dr- Millrfleurs. recently exhibited before a meeting of Parisian scientists several brick:- of petroleum which he has discovered how to solidify by an original process. The pet- roleum bricks were hard enough to be hand led without inconvenience, yet soft enough to be cut with a stout knife. They burned slowly when touched with a lighted match. Milirfleurs says they are non-t xplcsive and inexpensive. :ZThe new regulations for military recap tions in Germany make this distinction between “great” and "email' receptions: \thrc cavalry is available, in the great r..c:ptious, a squadron will accompany the guts: as escort, half in front of the carriage and half behind. The (nicer in command “illride abreast of the right hind whorl. 1f the place be a fortress, asaluic of 3* gun: will be fired by the forts which the Emperor passes: for the royal princes, 21 guns: for the Prince of iiobe: xrilern and other reign ing princes, l‘.’ guns: and the same regula- tions are to be observed for foreign rulers and heirs to threats. -â€"â€"â€"-»â€"~-â€"‘._.._â€"â€"â€" She was Saved From days of agcry ard discomfort, not by great interpctizrcns, but by the use of :hi only sure-pep com cureâ€"Putnam's Painless Corn l‘IX'ractcr. Tender, painful corns art rrmtuu by its use in a few days. without the slightest disc; mitt; Many substitute: in the market make it necusary that only "l’u'.n..n.'n" sixcld be a-ked for and taken. Eur, (3.1:, "‘ ~' a..-o~....-l I military i filters on their way to the trenches TBBWIHD OF A CANNON. [low It Can Wound and Bruise. Sir Robert Rawliuson, K. C. B., sends us the following striking narrative: "On the morning of tho 10;h of Jane, 1855, I was riding in comp my with some before Sebastopnl, and entering the ravine known as The Valley of the Shadow of Dzath,‘ when in the act of turning round to go back was swept down with my horse by a 42-pouud Russian steel shot. The shot passed in front of me, from left to right, cutting the reins out of my left hand and passing through the thin jacket under my right arm. I had in my right-hand trousers pocket a small leather purse with a steel rim to it and a little silver in it. This purse bruised the strong cloth of the pocket and my flmuol shirt, as also the crest of the pelvis. My own impression was that the shtt had struck me full in the abdomen, and that I was out in two. I fainted and my wound bled copiously, and I was taken to the nearest t- inporary hospital. Now, as to the wind of this sh at. it 0 mid have had nothing to do with my wound. As ex- plained, the shot traversed across the abdo- men and met with nothing solid but the purse and money in my pocket, and the con- tact was sttfiilont to break the strong cloth of the pocket under the purseâ€"not above itâ€" the flannel shirt, and the flesh and bone of the pelvis. And remember, so slight must have been the touch of the shot on tny clothes that they were not abraded or mark- ed ; the thin summer coa‘, bsing perforated, bu: the outer edge not broken How could the v. ind perform this freak? The full front force of this shot if only 1,000 feet per second, would have a striking power of about 40,030 pounds; but, cannoning on me in front, the force or blow might be only (qial to a sevnre blow by a man striking below the belt. If this shot had passed ovrr any more solid portion of the body, as the head or the back, sudden death would have been the result ; but as it barely touched the clothes upon the abdomen the r fi‘ct was lessened. At all events, I was severely wounded by a forty- two-pound round shot, and most certainly not by the wind of it ; and by reason of the grand surgery of the late Sir James Fergus- son I am now alive to tell the tale." A medical correspondent quotes PaOf- Sir T. Longmore upon the matter thus : The true explanation of the appearances presented in those cases which were for merly called “wind contusions” appears to rest in the peculiar direction or degree of obliquity with which the missile has hap- pened to impinge against the yielding and elastic skin, together with the position of the internal organs injured between this missile and other hard substances in their neighborhood. The surface itself is not directly torn or cut into, because the im part of the prrj’ctile has not been suffi- ciently direct to effect an opening ; but the parts beneath are crushed by the pressure to which they have been subjected between the combined influence of the weight and momentum of the shot on one side and of some hard resisting substance on the other. There are no cases 1 havepeeu or read of, our correspondent adds, that cannet be satis- factorin u plained on the theory given above. â€"â€"â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€" Death of an Indisn_Herc. __ A The Indian papers announce the death of Lieutenant-Colonel Henry P. Kirke, 12th Bengal Native Infantry. This tffiaer was presented with a commission for distin- guished service during the Indian Mutiny in 1857. His father, Colonel Henry Kirke, served in India for upwards of fort years, and when his regiment, the 12: Bengal, Native Infantry, mutinied at J han- st and Nowgong, he, with fourteen other Europeans, had to fly for their lives in the direction of Cawnpore. Several succumbed from (xposure to the intense heat, Colonel Kirke among them. After his father’s death the command of the party was given togoung K'rke. 0f the fourteen who itrrte from Nowgong only four survived. For many days young Kirke carried an orphan baby, slung from his shoulders, whom he managed to bring through alive and well. Travelling by night on one occasion the little band was fired upon from large guns loaded with grape- shot, and though they escaped it jury they in consequence lost the road. \Vhen daylight; appeared Kirke gave a Brahmin a rupee to show them the road : he ran away, refusing to help until he received another rupee. Later, when j fined by more rebels, he struck Kirke's horse, on which two ladies were riding. The animal reared, and the ladies fell off. The rebel ran up to strike them; Kirke shot him dead through the head‘. The other hostile natives turned the dead man over, and the rupees fell out of his mouth. “ Look," they cried, “ these Faringhees must have lots of money, for they have loaded their guns with rnp aes.’ And they renewed their attack, untu another of their number being shot they desisted. After many such encounters the four survivors reached spines of sifety at Nagode, and young Kirke received his commission in recognition of his services and those of his father. He served almost oontinurusly in India up to the time of his death at Darjeel ing on August 23, 1859. â€"_â€"â€"‘â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"- I‘inding a break in a Cable. The location cf a break in an ocean cable is very acuurately determined by a process known to electricians, and by an instrument which discloses how far an electrical current started on a given line of wire travels before it meets with interruption. The calculation of the distance of the break made on this side if the Azltutic can be checked and confirmed by a similar calculation made on the other side, although such a confirmation ls scarcely necessary. After having found out how far from land the break is, the only other thing the captain or navigator of the cable steamer wants to know is, in what direction that distance is to he travelled ; “id in the course of the cable is perfectly wellkcown, from the fact that when the cable was laid aczurate observations wore uch by the cable layers and records made, the cable steamer starting out :0 do the work on steam directly over the spot where the break is located. w...â€" A Home in the West. 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