The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-04
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The Press says
Ihe undalnted and adventurous traveller Madame
ifser arrived here few days ago BY the Louisa Frdo-
rich fom Hamburg We understand that it is the inen-
ton OF this sdJ to visit Boineo Ceebes and other quar-
tTs OF The Archipelago very seldom explored 10y Europe
an travellers, and she is inclined to trust herself
amongst the fayase tribes of New Guinea. The remar,a-
DE courage and perseverance Ct Madame Pfefer have
been already displayed in very extensive journeys ia all
PARTS q Tie world Sue began her in 1872 Ivy
visiting Turkey Palestine and Egypt She next explored
Scandinavia and Iceland. Then taking bolder flight,
shs repaired to The Braalls, round Cape Horn Chilli
British India Pera Russia; and home 10 y!enna fy way
q Consantiuoplc and Athens Many remarkable adyen
lures befc Madame iieler ia her wandering. rouad the
world, ana several times she placed ia situations Of
great pcr but her courage carried her through alt ana
whenever !, necessary She knew how is produce hcr
pistols with tue best eject
The Press Of the 10th January, saws
BY last from earawak We learn th.t Madame
tlher aftcra short rrsilcaco in ,ht territory during
which che visited one of the villages Of III,
meant to ascend as fer aygablc. and from thence
cross o'cf e he upper Fart q the pont;an< river
which i aid o he distant about two lays journey She
viii then descend tie latter river Pontina and after
visiting the butch settlements The Bcrneo proceed to
Cticle.
The some paper gives the following pleasant pa.a-
graph
The tigers are gradually extending their perer,nstions
into the districts in The immediate acighbosood Of The
town. Atouta week a4o tie footprints Of one were seen
very close 10 some Of the bungalows ia the Tangn
night stroll in Mr. Cldwcll'3 avenue day ago
his traces were found quite dstinc. next morning in the
soft sand
Tho annexed horrible statement is also copied
from The TREE Press -
About Tort night ago noted pirate named Panglina
ASSN was tskcn into custody by Of the Raialls
siding AZ Eic. This had been concerned in
recent piratica proceedings, and when before the haah
in question threatened t. kris him This would apps,r
10 have filled up the measure OF his Offences for he
immediately eized by the hlaays present and strongly
bound 20 far the proceedings were proper enough hit
what followed WAS OF 50 cruel revolving nature
We besatcd much in believing Il WHEN first related to
us II has been repeated however circuns IN
tally ty various persons that forced think thai
II ! true. PaDgna Assam having been hrmly bound
was literally crucAed; his hands. and feet being
iasened 70 posts ty numerous nails His teeth
knocked OF pulled out and he otherwise maltreatd
lie Is said TO have existed i'll this for I'VE or six
days, and was only at last krsstd request being
made by the Du ch authorities that he should be even
up 10 them. hat led - this revolving treatment we
have not heard and it appears incredible That the Dutch
authorities should allow it 10 be pcrpetated if they
were ccgni2an cf II They probably did not know any
thing alct The affair until il had been accomplished