The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

Bendigo viii ouce more be induced to fight; II not.
as he quantity Observes "every cur will be snaring
On Tuesday evening last, at the Flying Horss
Hotel, Nottingham, q gentleman living within Q
few miles OF the borough, openly declared his will
| lngness to lind any sum OF money up TO E5O0, to
enable Bendieo to fight any man in England for
similar amount.
most crowded meeting Of the Nottingham
fancy was held on Monday last, at the Pheasant
Inn, Charlotte street; on the following night one
quite as large took place at the Mason's Arms,
Charlotte street; and third, greater still followed
on "Wednesday evening, at the Dog and Bear lnns
Bridlesmith gate At all these gatherings the uni.
he fight again within the next twelvemonths.
Harry Person, Of Nottingham, (sad TO be almost
match for Bendigo,) is said to be put forward to
challenge Paddock for ESQ to flo0 side.
Another Reported Miracle
From Galisnsnis Messenger OF Dec. SOL
II has already been stated, on the authority OF a.
Lyons paper, that alleged miracle recently took
place in the church of ST. Saturnin, canton and ar
rondlssement OF Apt, department of the Vaucluses
| presenting the descent of Jesus Christ from thc
cross. The POup0tr publishes letter, dated tho
cath, from the Sub Project of APT, M. Grave, ON
the subject, in which he makes the following extra
About the middle of the month he learned that
the population of the district were greatly occupied
| by the statement that girl of Saignon, named
Rosettc Iamisier, long noted for her piety, had.
while engaged in prayer in the chapel OF ST. Satur-
min, mar yr and Archbishop of Toulouse, seen,
| touched, and kissed blood which flowed from tho
wounds in Chrst's body, in the painting placed
above the altar, representing the descent fronc
the cross. Ii was added, that this supernatural
fact had been repeated three following days.
Shortly after, the Sub-Prefect received, through
| the Mayor, the copy Of minutes drawn up by
| the lieutenant OF gendarmerie, in which that
functionary states, that having on the 10Th, at
the invitation of the cure, gone to the church,
he, having with the cure got on q table close to
the picture, distinctly saw "blood flow from tho
wound by the side, and those of the two handG
ard the left foot' The blosd on the right side
| consisted, says the heutenants report of 'eight
drops in the form of pearls, of the size of little
pea; the right hand sit formed aiine of six GEN.
iimeues in length, ending in a drops" on the left
hand and the left foot the blood ''was less abund
ant bur still sufficient to trace line from the
points Of three four centimetres, also terminal
| ing in drop" Six seven hundred persons
were present at the time and saw all this. The
| cure then asked Or. Clement, who was present, to
wipe the blood away with piece of white linen.
/ This was done, and elevenmarks of blood remain
ed on the linen Afterwards the flowing of the
blood reconmenced, but was allowed 70 coagulatc
| on the painting That ''no doubt might exist as
the reality the prodigy" the Lieutenant caus-
ed the upper part of the altar and the painting to be
renewed. and ascertained that sit was absolutely
ted the interior OF the altar or behind the
| painting moreover, the wall behind the
| painting was covered with a cement per-
feety intact in all parts" In consequence
went on the l7th to st. Saturnin. The cure wac
absent, but, in company with the mayor, Dr.
| Clement, and M Gay, advocate, he visited what
| he calls the . miraculous painting" These gen.
| tiemen stated TO him that they had witnessed taC
ooZing OF the blood. as stated by the lieutenant OF
genos rmeTie, and caused him TO remark the colgu-
lated blood on the painting. AT this the suspreect
says " he felt profound emotion" He then went
visit the young girl; he found that she lived ie
| an inn kept by a female cousin. she was IN
state VI suite npg; her appearance was sicky; her
He'd -Aau tnFto
| orbit, ano seemed to lose themselves in clouds
their expression was full of melancholy; her body
extraordinarily thin; her attitude excessively
| modest; humility was painted in all her move
ments, and reproduced in all her words; she ex-
pressed herself with great propriely, and spoke
| French more correctly than most uneducated
persons" To ali the sub-prefecr's questions the
damsel replied with great intelligence. " God, -
she sa'd, chad effected this miracle for the con-
version Of sinners, and he had specially chosen
st. Saturnin, because, four years ago, this To-
conduct" she added, "had been ouifageously
caIumniated, as also that of priest; but she had
not demanded reparation from God" ON the 10th,
oy M 81
the Procureur OF the Republic, went 10 st. Situr-
min The Archbit hop of Avignon had arrived on
the previous evening. After paying his respects TO
the prelste the sub project went IN company with
Dr. Bernard, an eminent physician Of Apt, to-
wards the church. As they were ascending the
hill on which II is situated, they heard the bell
|
signal Of the commencement of the manifestation
OF the prodigy" He was much vexed at IL, as he
was desirous of being in the chapel before the
appearance of the oozlng Of the blood" But they
around the church. The Hcure met him he an
Dounced that the oozing Of the blood had COM
menced. but that he could not open the
church until the arrival OF the Archbishop.
However, the sub-prefect insisted, and, at last,
the cure let him in. He took with him Drs-
Bernard and Clement. The high altar was lighted
with wax candles; at one corner was Rosette
Tamisler, kneellng in prayer, with her hands
crossed, and her head leaning on the altar. She
appeared completely absorbed in devotion.
ascended the table Of tie altar," says The sub
prtieci, accompanied by DR.. Clement exam
ined the wounds by the light Of a wax candle; l
asctrttned that from those of the right hand, the
two feet, and heart, blood oozed. The drop Of
blood which was on the right hard vislhly in
creased; u appe sred TO me ike drop Of blood,
such as arises on the end of the finger on being
pricked by sharp instrument when the lower part
Is lightly pressed. IL was at the moment at which
the drop OF blood of the right hand was about to
fall or flow that wiped it three several times with
a piece OF linen. The first two operations gave
two very red stains OF blood; In the third the
siain was clearer. After this operation the
wound renamed perfectly dry. i also wiped
several times the two wounds on the feet.
and l remarked that the drops were clear
er, and the oozng less sensible. | did tho
same TO the wound on the night eide; there were
there dozen drops Of blood, which nearly formed
the design OF heart. That OF the middle pre-
seDttd The same phenomenon that Of the righ
hand, and II was OF n darkish color. Those that
were around IesemDled, on the contrary, tina drops
OF the feet took away The drop Of the middle,
and one or two en the right. A, this moceat the
ar hbth'p entered the chapel | accordingly Jeff
untouched the other drops Of the wound on
the Eide, and ebstained rpm wipiny the wound
on the LETT hand, from which no blood had
oozed ! dttcsnded from the altar. The arch
bishop, followed by a numerous body OF the
thfsy, kBeH al the foot of the altar gnC
after short prayer examined the drcps Of blood
~hith he'd lef. Al The wound Of the heart, and he
wipeo them with piece of linen This niece OF
linen htd nine were covered in all with about
thiru drops Of blood and they were exhibited to
| ne cunosn, OF the population, who filled tho
church The clergy and body Of young girls sang
| hymns end we waited in expectation vi new
t'znR. hut pone came. The girl Rosette Tamiser
| " Hp efti remained shunfhad an