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Her other injuries are limited to a few slight contusions. Of course, she was unable to appear in the remainder of the opera. This is the second accident from which Madame Coste has suffered at Bourges within twelve months. A letter from Rome, alluding to a late rumor which prevailed of the Pope's death, says: "The Mastai family, to which the Pope belongs, is remarkable for its longevity. He has two brothers and a sister older than himself--Count Gabriel, aged eighty-two; Count Gaetano, aged seventy-eight; and Countess Isabella, seventy-five. Count Jerome, father of his holiness, died at the age of eighty-four; and the Countess Catherine, his mother, at the age of eighty-two; while his grand-father, the Count Hercules, lived to the age of ninety-six. It may consequently be averred with truth that they are a long-lived family. " There was a curious will case in the Dublin Court of Probate recently. James Port, of Ballygillan, county of Derry, was dying of fever,