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Pastor ofihc Orthodox Church, Brvvkh,ld.
Professor Wood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-31

SnsuLAp PHEroMENos.-Thursday OF last week
viii be remem bered exceedingly cold and stormy
day singular phenomena showed itself In the tale
graph Office By strange and extraordinary freaks d AZ
noepberlo electricity, and source Of vsnder and
experiment during tho entire day. Two three me
Eastern telegraph wires out of use and hsd bee
dnys one OF them being down and broken Ano
others opened at syracuse and at this Office, ana wing
ing IN dtuse not being required for businen.. Durns
he morning BY accidentally coming In contact Win one
Of them, Mr.. Cheney, the head operaor experienoea
severe shook, ocompaned with slight and plainly VS.
BILE spark then by testing all those wires thus IN dsuse
with Q ground wire. The same effect and results were
produced. The current was Irregular and un@esdy-a
spark being emitted 1t about the Intervals and With
nearly the regularity OF the vibra Ions OF clock pendu
lum The spark was sufficiently large 70 fnse we gas
and the shock TOO powerful 10 be taken with the bands
This result could have been produced By any Of the
Office batteries ~ the wires were open at Syracuse and
Al this Office aud one Of them known 70 be on the
ground and broken three places and, beside, there
very Visible difference between a,mosphero electricity
and that which " obtained from telegraph batteries
How can the prevalence Of this electricity be accounted
for that particular day. lhoss particular wirss and
NJ those particular intervals and In those odd quantities.
No such results experienced on that day were
ever obtained before and experiments attempted since
Indicated nothing Of the sort, although made With all
things the ssme except The weather. We have obtained
these particulars nom Mr. Cheney and We publish them
In brief that the Swans maycousider them and perhaps
explain 70 % ibe cause Of The phepomenoo, -RccA~i~
Unscn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-31

FATAL DUEL IN NEW ORLEATs.-A hostile meet
ins toon place yesterday II clock, M The OAKS" be-
tween Pnokenham Le Blanc, Deputy Sheriff. Of the su
preme Court and Geo. w. White the bookkeeper OF N O.
roser Of Old Ievee street. The Immediate insult that
led the challenge and the duel OF the Gossess KIND
and demanded appeal 10 The most deadly redress among
those who abide by the code OF honor or who
hsve manhood resent The most unpar onable encnoe
The cause that led 10 this Insult being offered was the
rusa OF the committee OF invitation 70 one OF our public
balls 70 issue . ticket OF sdmtsnoe for friend OF Mr..
Pack epham lie Blanc. The gentleman considering MIN.
self nonted concluded 70 visit hn dispossure on one OF
the committed and chance, have reason 70 believe,
vas the cause OF Mr. White being selected ne was met
By M lie Blanc who spat In his face They met yester
day st "The Oaks, the conditions OF the duel being
double bsrreed shot guns twenty psces and 70 nre At
the word Two seconds OF each gentleman were on the
ground. The word ve svcn, and M le ssnc rell
MORALLY wounded, dbchsrging his gun ~ he fell. HIS
oppop ebt Of course, escaped unhurt-N0 ORLEANS Della,
Jan 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-31

BROADWAY 1HuArn Ill ." with Mr-Forres
humbacked tyran and the farce OF the Married
aake'' comprise the attractions for tonight.
Bsvur-Marsger Brousham I'd aptsuon Of the
sGunmaker Of Moscow" and The smphbious spectacle
called ''Ondlne," viii again Oil the house this evening.
Burrows Mr.. Bolton, who has gained an enviable 20
ston the sstm alton OF the patrons OF This house. ten
ders nne programme for his nrst benefit In New York
wArIAox's -"Camills," with Mhs Heron n the hero
me- viii once more oil this house 70 in utmost capacity
to.nisht The excellent farce called 'sGoing 70 the
Races IL the closing piece.
LArnA Kurp's will doubtless be crowded by beauty
fasbion this evening" 10 witness the fair drecrese In
beautiful characters In the dramas OF Second Love-
and "Rachel, the Reaper"
ANraIcAS Nrsrrn.-The play OF "The Stranger" 10
be performed this afternoon In the evening we are 70
have "a Corjueh Lesson, "Rghh ana Wrongs OF Wo-
mar" and MAJOR Jones' Courshp"
Gro CHsrrY woop's MISsrRus stu adhere 70 Their
mirth. provoking farce entitled "New Year Calh." II
vil be preceded By The usual variety Of songs, DC, 70.
night.
BrcErIY's snUlDKss win amuse their numerous
friends with number Of choice melodies and their
eating burlesque the celebrated opera Of "Don Juan
Ar Horp-The members OF the original Cbrissy q
.upe nov under the management Of kessrs Fierce and
synor may be found In their old quarters, Mechanics
Hall, AIS Broadway.
Nnro's Antoine and Jerome Ravei, Nile. Robert,
Young Bensler, and other hvorites having concluded
heir highly successful engagement In Boston, return 70
he Garden on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-31

from The Norfolk Herald, Jan. -
1 &: p: S. s''i ss:s
osnss.osl moving. WIN : sr:s ssis, vs,eS os,s.ssa
Monday: me snow continued with nss,e ns~nssios
during ths whale period A1l the gale hh IA scrsas
Ss &. sss .ssa . S e
strongest bsdings 70 ths dismay Of their secapassan
unused :. nsy we're 70 such furious "sas ssns.a.
'oldest nhabitans me cold shroushsus - stoSm,
intense. We have often heard NE szprsssasa, "
an for thirty nvs hours, while vsasr was frssans vxhn
doors.
We have seen many novs In our day - dssp = this,
Win such severe cold and tempeausus winds. me whiri
Ing sddiss and currents Of hs wind sweps tho from
banhs and pyramids and mounds Of snow h tAs srsss,
very sir dea Of the n heArcuo regions On
ne and r.ssd INTO mound o. p"ns g De oSss
70 the height OF nom four 70 Gh sst Into evsry hse
no matter how well guarded, the snow ps.straAed,
breeze and en- embanknsst might be sees On NE win.
Cow sills In almost every psrov chamber; 10 go
dened The use Of blankets and ooverIess Sunday nghs
VS. decidedly the coolest We have expcrieDced
Yesterday morning. amer the storm sbaied and u had
ceased showing, We had opportunity of taking Q
view Of The hasbor and viii not DO oontrsdsossd We
are sure, when We say that presented one Of The
tudes The harbor and lie tributaries were covered
- far ~ The eye could reach with o sheet OF Loo,
which held every floating object fast In VS. embrace
not even permitting the steam ferry boats pcG
nom their wharvcs-and over shich strcwcd innu-
merable mounds and hillocts NJ snow, With here and
there cir holes, crowded with Wild fowl which had been
driven rom the bay and seashores for refuge from me
storm and the cold below and hundreds Of people sur
rounding and capturing them at their leisure. Several
geese brsnt and duoks being benunbed by tbe cold
passing the city, either fell from exhaustion from
STRIKING against walls OF houses ami were picked up;
and numbers taken the Ice benumbcd or rozen
70 death seems unfeeng 70 connect the idea OF spo
with the capture and destruction Of these poor easur
and shall therefore say that they Afforded those vhe
ventured out IN such desperate cold circumstances
abundance Of wholesome exercise and provhous enough
for At least week 70 como.
We have never before known the harbor 20 com.
petey frozen over - 70 prevent sne pesssse o. we
Terry boas but moi only this the case, bat persons
yesterday amused themselves by skating across 70 and
from Portsmouth. We nov completely cut OF from
oil n all Communication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-31

rebbeess WIN not suffer h's plan 70 be fvtssssd-
Es w,n, N such oAse, proceed through rs1ss % the
"a As:es : Ssss,s described. nan posssssiss
mmd ospss; o. sqneefving 20 grand schsne and VII"
Is Ssvosiss - Ses ana energy % it, sooonpi.hnea'
assuredV hOo TO the whole human race, an
- such wsrthy a wsrmest admiration anc
encouragement. That he will succeed in his pisr
slightest doubt In order to show you the lind Of me
Mr. Tcbbets has 70 deal with, win relste oircun,
shoe ] was at La Dominica and heard an Americs
gentleman who IN . stranger me- and rich rospe,
table spanard conversing about the proposed elscc
III Vim never do" said the spaniard, 40 permit s; a.
win ruin our island" "howf' asked The American
.sDo they not said the Spaniard smuggle enough fou
powf dive them this Tel. rrspb, and our broad VIII b
entirely made American -four, aud the poor Santandes
wheat growers VIII have to give up ouiivssinS theii
Rude though it was, could not avoid laughing II the
idea OF barrels OF hour being struggled by the electric
We lave intelligence OF the wreck the 18th inst,
about ten O'Clock in the evening, Of the splendid new
ship Caspian Of Bath oouno from New Orleans 70 Bcsop
with cargo Of cotton the reefs about league 70 me
Westward OF BarAooa Her captain. rruAnt was washed
overheard and was drowned HIS remains have since
ossibs for boat to reach the shore and on board thas
III fated ship the wife or the captain, her ssser
snd two children besides crew Of twenty one persons
There Yves the shore In vie and persons standing
on Il, but no communication could be sbtained.
At length . small oeg on board was pun over.
s :round i his 1 neck He G reached he shore.
the joy Of ALL thin line then made fast 70 the
stout hswser got shore which being hove taught
by the wndass board, and the two ladies and the
children successfully placed In CHAIR which was
suspended from the hawser and hauled through the
surf and waves on Shore Tbey have reached th oisy
Seaor Villivscencia, Of FL Democrats notoriety, Is
getting up, learn, q band 70 invade Mexico.
We have had another norther and very cold weather.
To day Is cool, but pleasant The sea, i understand
has washed away some tenements situated On The edge
Of the water 10 the norshwsrd Of this city.
have the pleasure Of enclosing here With lengthy and
impairment article extracted from the Prasid, q thic
city which refers to Q remark, evidently made jonosey
In the editorial columns or the HERALD suggesting the
nexation OF this Island TO the United States The best
method OF settling the duties question know NOT
whether You will deem the fTensds rawlings worthy Of
your notice. but send it, article thAt you may do 20
should you feel 20 inclined.
Doctor Kane, happy TO add, 10 fast recovering. Hia
mother here, and under her gentle nursing there
strong hopes entertained Of his ultimate restoration
70 poYfect health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-31

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suicide, wnco no pat 100 ven sscoeoee1. ~ "
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BREACH or PRosrsE.-A case Of breach Of pro
mise habala Dyer We. David E,litu-vs " we'd IN the
District Count In Columbus Ono, last week. The case
vas aggravated by seduction. Tbe case closed on Fri
day and occupied three days Tie jury rendered YER
d,cf for palrpn o. floQo
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TIE COAL AND GOLD MINES or MEXICO.


In issue OF the 20th Inst noticed the arrival AZ
Nera Cruz Of The pioneer party under the charge OF Mr.
hdwSd Plumb, which has been despatched 70 this coun
w ~ The Mexican Pacific CoL aud Iron Mining s1d
And company" Of New York, for the purpose OF Dom.
mencmg operations under the valuable coal and iron me
ing prlvlets he'd By that company. We are happy 10
snn ounce NE sale arrival ~ the party in this city
We e~rn from M Plumb inst on their ~sy up the
-, vas enofaced 10 make full and careful Dafome
hicsl and topofraphicN ob,erva,lons the results of
Nn.n oobnIm, I'd ne most saus actry manner, The
cfnon prevousy entertained ~ tie facility and In fact
poruve entepnert 18th rhlch a railroad can be oon
structed rom Vera Cruz 70 THE place Rome observa
tons Which tney msde between P1ese and this olty also
no- mos' oonyyusvey mat NE route, selected
u mn iAke providence over al ethers
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AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO.

lFrom we stACzn frtraordnary, Dec, 81,
The principal attractive feature 10 TIE people OF noxi
90 IN The message o. President Pierce 70 his aluson q
te claims OF American czens against this country We
offer with The conclusion arrived II by the American
President vth regard 70 the cause Of the indifference
NANTES ed BY the Mexican government towards neri
claimants. Tbe heretofore has not slIosothe
been with ibis government II has been some sher
else and exceedingly ungenerous attempt 70 tnrus
The blame the shoulders Of MEXICO II the United STATE
v hes justice done her citizens has but for
IN proper manner and II al times she must preserve
Thai dignity which due her flag aud national interests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-31


ne Electric Telegraph Seheme-Prpossd obnn.ciOn ,s,n
Key Wst-kr. fsb5an IN Cusa-kcre a5ou ne Capi
en's wreck-Ccd weaiho- Dodor Kan>s Heain
Ibeuevs mentioned 70 you In recent letter the arr
val In this city Of Mr.. rebbcts II 10 Mr. Horace D. Teb
BETS name that you familiar WITH a. you are also
with The gentleman who bears H. Mr.. Tebbetts has q
scheme In his head 10 encrco the world with tho electric
eesrsph the particulars Of which feel happy making
public through the columns Of the HsAIp He proposes
rather purposes connect with the Georgia line Of
telegraph through Florida 70 Key West and from thence
70 this city 70 lay down submarine cable. From this
Island he VIII extend his wire 10 Yuostsp, taking west
sry direction through MEXICO 10 Tebuan'epec, and the
Pacific coast upwards 70 San Frspciseo; thence up The
coast Of the Pacific 70 about latitude So and thence 70 the
Russian Territories the Pacific 70 connect with the line
directed 10 be built By The Emperor Of Russia through hs
empire, which, connecting With the line now existing In
Europe, win, when the Atlantic telegraph h completed
epcrcle the world Per mission has not Jet been OBJ
tanned from the authorities Of this hiand 70 ALLOW the
cable 70 be extended 70 Key west bot should this
priyese be denied, which scarcely seems possible, NJ