The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-22

The jews IN RUssA,-GuMBINNEN July ~ :
There seems to be no doubt that the Imperial ukas
will shortly be carried into execution, by which al
the Jews In Russia and Poland are to remove Z
the distance OF 80 wersts from the frontiers thos
who have no fixed settlements immediately, ant
those who have such settlement within two years
IL Is said that the Communes on the other side o
the frontier are TO be made jointly RESPONSE bic to-
the pains and penalties which individuals belonging
to them may have incurred by deirauding the Gus
toms, which measure, it is supposed, will tend L
counterfeit smugg Hamburger Papers, Augas
LIST.
BERIAN, July p The death of Prince Augustus
Is the sole subject OF conversation in all the circles
OF the capital He was the eldest Prince OF thu
royal family, general experienced in many field
of battle, the chief of all the artillery, which is con
sidered as model in Europe and the East, presi
dent OF committee composed Of the most learn
ed and experienced generals for examining all mat
tiers relative to military service, and one of thu
greatest, perhaps the richest of all landowners II
that kingdom His life was therefore most &C
tive, and Intimately connected with the most I'M
portant interests OF the State. A Cabinet order, is
sued yesterday by the King, fully recognises the
merits OF the deceased Prince. The officers OF the
army are to go into mourning for II days, by wear
Ing black Grape on their arms.
RIOTS AT HAMBURG proceedings were
recently Instituted against Major Neinz at Lube ok
on account ot letter addressed by him to the Sc
nate, in which he severely censured the military adj
mlnistration, and proposed measures bv which con
siderable savings might be effected. This writing,
1t seems, was expressed in very unbecoming terms,
and the major was first suspended, and then con-
demned to amonth's arrest The popuIace took his
part, assembled tumuluousy and proceeded to the
houses OF several persons obnoxious to them, and
broke their windows The military were called in
and dispersed the mob, but several were wounded.
These rlOtous proceedings were repeated on three
successive evenings, Notwithstanding the proclama-
tons and energetic measures OF the Senate. The
military however, succeeded in dispensing the mob,
but many persons were wounded and great num-
Der arrested. Some officers were severely hurt by
stones thrown by the mob.
FATAL DUEL IN BELGIUM.-The Liege journals
give an account OF duel which took place a few
days back in that town, and the result Of which has
caused great sensation in consequence OF the severn
y OF the laws in Belgium against duelling. An Off
Ger named Kant, In garrison there, was coming out
met him, and inquired "why he looked at him so
nsolently?'' M. Kant replied that $50 far from
looking at him insolenty, he had not even observed
him, The other raising his voice, and seeming de-
to insult him, more words ensued, which
endedi in a challenge. M. Kant, as the insulted par
~, having claimed the choice Of weapons, the
sword was decided on. They met near the to wn,
and after few passes M. Kant having stretched out
his arm, his adversary, in rushing in, right
i, and was transfixed through the right lung He
Died on the instant. A criminal prose has
been instituted against M. Kant.
GEOGRAPHICAL Discovery Some time since
very important memoir was forwarded by Captain
Harris Chen on mission to SILVA, in Abysslnla) to
The Bombay government, relating to magnificent
rlver, said to dsembOgue itself about two degrees
north OF the line the east coast of Africa. Lately
an Intelligent young officer of the Indian navy (Mr
ChrIstopheD was despatched by Captain Haines
rom Alden for the purpose of surveying that part of
The coast. He has discovered river to the north
ward Of the river Jub, which he entered and traced
l30 miles fr' m its mouth; he advanced he found
II increased in width and depth, which, from the
report or the natives, whom he found TO be civil
and oblgng, it continued to do Tor 400 miles higher
up. The breadth was from 200 to 800 feet; clear
msendering stream, with the banks in high state
Of cultivation, asld grain Of all kiade plentifs! aud
very cheap. 1t was named by MIR. Christopher the
Hanes RIVER after the able superintendent Of Alden
Colonial Gazette.
ANEopoTE OF ONE OF THE SWELL MoB-lt fire..
qnently happens that the individuals who have to
perform the necessary and sometimes exciting duty
of tracing out the minute history of grave delin-
luences, fall upon little incidents and traits OF cha
racter that are not little amusing. A curious an.
scdote, somewhat Illustrative of The manners and
mode OF life among the more highly initiated in the
art OF irregular appropriation has transpired in the
course OF the inquiry IN the case OF Anderson, now
pending before the magistrates OF this town. One
adopts with which Anderson has been connect
ed, is known by the designation OF "D,shing
Jenny Grant," and a very snowy smart fellow he
is, all accounts may be credited. The head quar-
ters OF Dashing Jenny are in London, but he occa-
sionaly, when business requires, takes an airing In
the provinces. Lately, wht in Liverpool he went to
the Adelphi, and ordered dinner The waiter pro-
duced the bill of fare, in which were set forth that
gO0dly choice OF substantials and dellcaces, for
which the excellent hotel alluded to is so famous.
Dashing Jenny was expected to point out the vi
ands OF which he intended to parake; but, alas
varied as were hts accomplishments, reading and
writing formed no portion OF his requirements, but
as he did not lack most gentlemanIy appearance,
until, hasn't tod dob
which he desired TO be served up. The waiter
stared and asked him if he preferred those to the
other dishes named in the bill Of fare. Dashing
Jenny, believing that he had ordered something
very rare and expensive, and he had entered the
hotel with the determination of. as he termed it,
'' cutting swell, said it was dinner he much
TO. The waiter took his order as in
duty bound, and Jenny waited impatiently for the
iainties OF which he was to partake. In due time
he dinner was dshed, but what was Jemmy's as
when the covers were removed to find
hat he was supplied with pudding and cabbage -
Cores advertiser.
LONGEVITY odd Sergeant Reid, who was ingthe
ranks at the battle of Bunker's Hill, and an actor in
many other deeds OF arms, still survives although
in the l09th year of his age; but he is no longer
able to sit at the door, baskng himself in the sun,
and grooming or lifting songs he learned at youth,
at mess table, when he had become tall, athletic,
powerful man. short time ago he was struck
with paralysis, which deprived him Of the power Of
looomotlon. When visite lately, we found him
fast asleep; his breathing unimpeded his chest
broad and deep, and his arms brawny and muscular
as ever-DumfTies pepper.
Ga Tuesday. Mr.. Cobbod Broughton Park, re.
ceved from friend in Colchester, through the post
Office couple of live snakes, being the second time
such fare has been conveyed through this medium.
What is extraordinary, during the journey of nearly
500 miles, the larger snake which is about four feet
long, deposited in the box sixteen eggs, each about
the size of pigeons The snakes are of the vel
low necked species, and perfectly harmless Edin-
b,vgh Ereniny Post.
A mousehas been recently caught in London that
possesses the surprising faculty of initiating the
notes of the nightingale and various other birds,
with perfect ease and fluency.
The subscription for the seven orphan children of
the late Mr.. Elton, received by MIR. Murray, of Ed
inburgh, mp to Tuesday, amounted to upwards Of
1901 the receipts at the theatre were 1881. l5s
making total OF upwards OF 23i, contributed by
m cans of Mr. Murray and the profession, and by
the public Of Edinburgh, for this benevolent OBJ
Jet.
After the last night Of her Majesty's Theatre the
corps opatiquc will he scattered in different diree.