The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

part. bv srrc O. published in several sheets Of the
psnlSs press IL Ursvys IN the only journal that has
Sruesnccd the humbug. and th0ugh be touched lit
Dc a Bennests HnRALp-S-ce the UMon OF the 29th
"a full Of dignity for The independence Of the press.
m. the two sbortions Of nature will be known for
vhss they are when they will arrive here. A wo-
man frum Lnshon gave birth to three children.
Iess coDddsd 70 goat Every body, mother, chill
dres, and the sDmal, are doing well.
The crop Of Cor nshan grapes so necessary for the
make d puddr e., has been quite bad this year. l
have seen gentleman just returned from Athens
and Greece who told that the poor agricultursts
81 Mat country we're totally ruined.
There IN q man, now prisoner in the jail OF Sithl-
Were, who II complete riddle for the police. his
BODY from the forehead 10 the toes coverea With
naFss and designs IN tattoo Never had such col
lection Of ornaments devices, animals. birds, reptiles
&C., been the body OF man. This individual
vas eeixs az vagabond, bpt no one can tell who
bsia
new experiment has deem made for the safety of
those Who are wrecked 1t sea, which has proved
sutte sucrt ssful IL consists OF mattress Of India
rubber shieh 10 not only able 70 support weight OF
two persons, but 70 made IN such manner as to
contain water and provisions.
NINE. de Bocarme. widow Of the Belgian murderer
who killed his brother in law, M. Nuquies, with
nicotine and was beheaded for the offence, has been
CANT manner OF acting with the fortunes of her
children. II appears that she was thoughtlessly
living In great STYLE instead Of living quietly as she
ought to have done, af!er gaining sch terrible
celebrity.
The theatres are devoid Of any interest. The
opera In stll shut, aud the manager, M. Roquelan,
has taken an associate, M Paul Aigolu, gentleman,
am Told, OF much capacity.
I will conclude this letter by mentioning
that have been visited by Mr.. Couture,
the renowned French artist, who showed
me o very shameful letter, published in the
Courier asd Enquirer, Of New York, and signed
by the initials NJ d. II appears that these initials
are covering the name of painter from the United
States who. without any cause has written most dis
graceful article against the character and private
he Of an ustrious painter. Not one Of the writer's
friends Is Dbe to explain the cause for which he has
acted In 80 cowardly q manner; and Mr.. Couture,
who had given access to all American students in
Paris ~ bis studio, has been Obliged to take the de-
eison Dot to receive any Of them for the future,
1t is explained in the wing letter published in
the Journal DIES Debas OF the 3lth ult -
pappreBds qu'un n. ID poin,rs Anerioain, s'est
permits do phber dams feule de New York des Alta
cues dhteep, pas talent qui appArtient
b crit que. mails eonre persopne OF mon
D. cents sues de distance 10 puts que denoncer
p oseede aiindiRnstion do compatro,es. En- at
ter cessveu Ia reparstion que ai le droit
dexiger js vols force bisn qn'a regret de Former
mon atesr .0ut eese Al ecicsin qui me fersit rhon
ntur de cemsDder conseils. Cetse nesure, qui
ne iruI est pas persoLnee, mest dc,ee par justs
susce t,ibli'e
As,eez mnpsieur Is Redsc.eur, Progression do ma
hsute consis Grafton THOMAS COUTURE
In the meantime Mr.. Couture has sent to the cor
respondent letter. in which he him. that the
next time he meets him in Europe he will give him
thrashiDg B. H. r.