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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


GCQn WANTED A PARTNER To START A BAND
sDDOU. Of Ethiopian performers, by Of the best bone
players New Nork: situation hand already
blshed thoroughly understand the business. CAL
address Augustus A. Edwards, 252 Pearl street.
S1n nAO TO $40 "A MAN or GOOD CHARAC.
N1O.UOO ter having the above amount q cash capital
form partnership special general with party dong
lucrative exchange and banking business with facilities 10
the husns unlimited exient Address Finance,
~. Nicholas Hotel.
COMPREHENSIVE NottCH-NR. GEORGE MoSLE
~ has this day been admitted fui partner In h0use,
and business viii be carried hcnceforward under the
firm and style of " Pavensed Co. Mr. August Cssiendyk
is authoriaed 70 sien our firm hy p,oeurs,ion. - -,
NEs YORE, January I, 1853.
DRUG PARTNER wANTED-wTTH A CAPITAL or
~ 81 go 10 engage 10 drug house veil known 20 he pub
lie and long established. Address W. u, herald ONCE
CENERA1. OR SPECIAL PARTNER wANrED-TN THE
VI goods trade With $1,000 join the advertisers
with The amount who have good paying class Of
and nu.a ,es them Address Brown. Herald
odicc with real name, on 1lth and lzih.
THE ADVERTISER, BEING WELL AcouArSTEDwrTH
the stationery business IL desrous Of entering into part
nershp with person IN the stationery book and
ouery business and would invest two thousand dollsrs
all Is right would Into well established blndery
for blsnk printed work Address box ssi5 Post oce
New York.
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OF the most eminent European artists IL employed IN
illustrating the new edition Of that practical medical work.
Human fraty or Physiological Researches lust issued
from the II describes the OF All die
eases Of delicate nature contains copous instructions for
en,s from entering into he marriage state also PROBES
st,nal dissertation illustrating the results Of chemical
and examinations BY the newly constructed microscope with
POW efu lenses Price cents Sent free OF postage any
of the country This invaluable work obtained
Trels,nar from DR. BARROW, No l57 Prince
street doors west 81 BrOadwayD New York also from
e. VI Ring. Broadway. New York; W. W. Page, Boston,
Zieber Philadelp hia and :. s. Hance, Baltimore.
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Lar .rpEHkasdik ri su TN T2Rsk ~ THE RAvEL
J.. tAMla :,. NIGHT oF TIKI CYci0Ps
@ nS Il. r % a e: ss q
Grsps psn,omime NJ DEcHALuMKAu
and Fl aUrDsa E
.. i. ho"ts open =, IN IN commence at * O'Clock
sG highs c the
ks'ris WednesdA, Of Antoine Rave.
WALLAcK,s THEATRE.
E E'r Sos Of 81 q INV Yok O'CLOCK
.se,-a lightly with the greatest enthusiasm ELECTED
Sr';es by the Club 70 Illustrate the cris, Of
thai of 1887 from which have jus, happily
r",iss are ismiisr New and must. Ssa BEEN SsS
eorpo-ed 10y Roberi s.osee' sid by SesSs
ISIS Of SH s
sids'n EcodscS, Noros
s.desr his essk Mr. Is*.st
SC, ns. Bank IL Nassau street the ...csra,as
Of failure; the ioaisr compscs the death 6y divine VA
a iR:e ss'ss ssis 81 s. I'd ''
ss' sss1 York
Gideon Pootsood aged 60 Mr. N Ssa.
BsS.s ar. ssp.ed by the Vigilance Conntes Of san
Dsns. police cdiosr. " pst. ELK.
y,ssS s Mss;
ACT Il scene The Pari L;viass.ors reduced by
ana her soS; Who are the poor Of New YORK"
csughter Such things are the debtor no accommo
hs home Of the Division street the poo e.
XcT III The home Of Madison square, the New
heirSss an mn SeiSnms Srriysi from Caifonia bobss
full the famous scheme OF the heiress; the
A. vn ,Ss as s SdS NJ by
times and soft hearts; sesssry or Starvation
After this tablesu the curtain will fall to prepare
he boua in rOs
the @ rSsU ~" ss Of and
her o e he
bargain and the suTocation OF the vagabopd
Acr v Brooklyn Heights the turn Of fortune; CLEANS q
an neendary to destroy the evannc. Of his crime
the the desperate attempt of Badger to the docu
after IBIS ,ableaa the curtain will fall to prepare
his heress arrival the bridegroom begins
70 epmesh She villain the new poce the end OF oodgooo'
TIE public most respects y requested to their
meDt7 o'clocE-in order that they MAJ and permit
9h,rs to set the opening scene 30 beautifully played b. Mr.
Drama acted in this theatre is In preparation.
7 AURA KEENE,s THEATRE ga BROADWAY, ABOVE
.MosDAr Evssrse JAN. II. 1853.
T''F' highly TSEoS hrs S1T f} comedy of
Min M Hs?fs M hHE SFiR6 Wells
Doors mem Mr. Kennedy
RARNUNs MUsEuM:1yERY LAST WEEK or THE
' fisT Sas the
S
Sns &c.
TIE rsb Emsrant The beautiful Aqisris he Happy e.
iSn Is Ger Cents as 0'0 A0'A's GEMS .''e" 0n'sr
DRYAYTs' NIEsTBELs.-THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE.
~ Meehsns ns 81 soSye rsTd street
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MEDICAL.


DuY or DR.. LARMoyr Hrs PARIS AND LONDON
fusey illustrated 81 81 Mercer street opposite ~ Nicholas
Hotel before you marry adopt treatment Tor sexual
debility disease Informs Of s the remedies and
. certain mode Of treatment sto ) and 6oSP NJ
tyr WATSON HAS FOR LONG sERrEs OF YEARS
confined his certain diseases In which he has
treated ess than twenty thousand cases without an in
change Of diet Dr. Watson In continued
attendance from IN the mornng until at night At HE real
dence IS y nve) walker street few doors west OF Broad
way. The consulting rooms are separate v A.
Formerly Surgeon OF the Lock Hospital
DR. WARDS uNFoRTUYATEs rRVND AND OTHER
hitherto pponted call Or Ward. Cure guaranteed in
q few days Female diseases successfully treated His
monthly pills per Dor, never fall Once z9 Canal street,
corner OF broadway.
DR. HUNTERS WADE MECUM GIVES RICoRDs,
~ velpeaus fallelands and All the faculty prescriptions
and treatment, all hedyerssed remedies; fua Of coored
had Doctor No Division street where bis great
remedy, Hunter red drop, can be had genuine only.
--------------------------
IMPORTANT TO FFMALES.-DIsEAsEs or FEMALES
exclusively trested by Dr. DUBOIS. Remedies for female
arrangements VI 70 S. Relief guaranteed srai
Consultations and letters strictly confidential Patients from
distance provided with board nursing and exclusive attend
ance. Ohice I'D West Fifteenth street, New York.
NO FEE TILL CURED.--DR COBBETT, 10 DUANE
~ street may be consulted privately diseases Asa
proof 81 guahcaon see his diploma from the University
Medical College In his Office.
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GILBERT s. SAVAGE AUCTloNEER-BY AARON 4
VI SAVAGE So Cedar street -on Tuesday. January IL,
regular sale by catalogue for cash. of British and American
dry goocs made turs tue imported cutlery Ysnkee
watches and toys also invoice ready made clothing
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For freight or passage apply 70
EDWARD X COLLINS No; &c Wall street, n. Z.
BROWN, SMILEY co, Liverpool.
r. G. WAINWRIGHT co. Paris
The Of these ships will no, be accountable 10. gold
silver bullion specie jewery precious s.ones metals
less bills OF dng signed therefor and the value eereo'
expressed therein.
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ITO OWNERS OF COAL MISES AND PETROLEUM
springs throughout the United States, Canada and the
British Provnces-1he Kerosene on COMPANY prepared
receive proposals for supplies OF uupurhed coal oils once
distilled from The crude without chemical treatment and
petroleum In the natural All proposals must state
the lowest well the quantity that be furnished
monthly aud should be by sample OF not less
than gallon representing the entire yield from the pro
duct operated upon Fregh and charges all samples to
be prepaid Address Secretary 81 the Kerosene OH Company
30 Beaver street, New York
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN WINTER kRakSGssxSr.
Commencing Wednesday January Z, lscs.
Trains leave the depot corne~ OF White and Centre ree
$50 4 n NAL, for Albany stopping wnuamsOrids. "a
all stations north
AMP n EIpress. for Albany Esoppins at The principal
sisP NJ For white Plains. stopping at ali intermediate
Trans leave Me depot corner Of Twenty sixth and
Fourth avenue, New York,
Sis A. NJ For Wllamsbrdge, stopping Al all intermediates
1884 " White Palms. do. do
asp NJ. wilansbridge do. do.
sWP Miilerton, stopping at wiliamsbrdse and an In
aeeP n crO,on Falls stopping All Intermediate s,asicns-
bSP Mlwilhsm nsi I ,rS.~ss 90 ~ vo-suo,
7BA " Mail, stopping at all stations north Of, and At
williamsburg.
Sl5PpM Express stopping ali principal stations WHY
WM '. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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DIERCE A MARsToN,s GRAND ORIGINAL uLUMI
l. MATED PANORAMA OF THE
ARCTIC RIBBONS,
NTFD by TftF WORT ID RFNOwNFD ANE

will be opeu for exhibition every evening,
Al BJCKIEyg HALL, bs5 Broadway,
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel comprising seventy mag
n6cepLscenes together with illuminated map Of the North
he for Of schools This IT, In fact the
only representation Of Or Kanes entire voyage pro-
duced In this or any other country Declarations By Angus
tus q. febroke E-1. Admission rs cenis, children hak
price. Door. open nj O'clock 20 nj O'Clock.
Exhibitions "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, O'Clock,
for the convenience OF schools and families.
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER-BY E. AZ H..
u SCHENCK.-Tuesday. Jan IL instant nj ii O'Clock
their No 80 Nassau street special sale of magn
cent gold watches diamonds, ewery comprising magic.
hunting chronomeers duplex patent and de-
tct ed levers also ladies' enameed watches, with da
monds also diamond bracelets, brooches pins earrings,
studs and rings clusters and sin all mounted In
eighteen gold also Florentine and Roman mosaic,
carbunce and other Of pins gold
guard AID fob chains chaieane seal rings pins
studs sleeve bntlons, DC Gale positive by order OF the
aaaipn
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DY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE WILL EXPOSE FOR
ID sale public vendue Tuesday the 18th day of January
10 O'Clock In the f66 Clinton
Grand sorrel horse, and milk with top
NJ. L. BINSWANGER. Constable.
NEW YORL January O.
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IL b. FRANKLIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPECIAL,
~, peremposy and attractive sale Of first quality furs and
being the stock of bankrupt removed from Water
for convenience OF sale and sold by order of assignee
JOHN |. vANDEWATER co. will sell on Monday Jan.
H. feis O'Clock their saesroom Go Nassau the
above stock-Huson Bay sable mink and stone maren
tas capes cuffs vic,ornes gloves and caps, the whole
form vsred assortmens also large line OF buffalo, wolf
and other sleigh - Every article manufactured
expressly ousetm Ind fully warranted. sale
nere
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A UCTION sALK.-J. BOGART. AUCrIONEER-BY s.
"A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Frankfort and
William Streets N rs BOGART will sell by order Of the
sssgnee the premises Is Fourth Seventh
street Monday Jan H. 1858 At loh o'clock NJ, 81
wood and mahogany pianos OF variety OF style
finish Said instruments all Of superior t)ne,
bng the finished stock of the celebrated manufac
turers Messrs Grow Christopher Terms of sale, cash,
bsnkable money. JAMES KELLY,
Assignee of Grow 4 Christopher.
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EEwARD scHENCK, AUCTIoNEER-BY F. 4 F. H.
II SCHEkCK Tuesday January IL inst, at o'clock
their No. 81 Nassau street bay horse l5l
hands high warranted sound fast and stylish kind nge
double harness and under the sadde will be sold with
out reserve ss the owner has further for him
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al CAnEMY oY MrrsIc -N0rIrE

CADEMY OF MrSrC-NOrIcE.
"A Lessee and Director. ................ H. UImso
tn IMPOSE upon the M-nsger Their likewise 70
comp~i him the iog-s.e~s h~ finds himself unds~
the painful necessity To ciose the Academy until fred
chorus will have been gsniyed.
The soriid conduct OF I'M
cause Of there being nearly three bunde p-rsous thrown
out OF employment for the better part OF a week
Mr. Ullman pledges hmsef II he public not TO yield one
os In what he considers his rights dictated by the nature
fhe Academy Wi p'oosby open Friday With me-
extraordinary performance bs remembrance OF which VII
not be 80 easily eGaced
pKOADWAt THEATRE
- Mr. Il. MarHhai ......,.-..........Sn Sole ieanee
ALSO OF the new At-.i-,ny Of Music phiiad-iphiSl
Manager OF the Geological Department MIR Van Ambnrg1
VAN AMBURdHs GRAND EQUEsTiAS AND
GEOLOGICAL COMPANY
unhba'ed populafiiJ-fn'h week-conanaea SUCCESS
a " SERGEANT
the great hstronic hts celebrated shaksperaa
fct. MISS l. WELLS
the gifted eaues.ricnnc, In q beautiful! Pastoral &C.
wv fsTSRy sig BLISS nv J1o sSTyFvESs.
and ali the favor,,es will sppear.
The great Elephant Tippoo sab
Splendid Enter lnpnents-
MorDAy EVENING JAN III
WAn'th Tor spectacle, Que hundred children be
he sres Of i've ard twelve years dris VINO IN ve
ooco,keeptr. between u and I2M.
hucrnoon performances Wednesday and saturday Ter
onor,n ana scnoois Doors at III 10 commence At
On "Wednesday Afternoon nex-First app.arsnc az Do
| mAs
In active preparation a new grand Fairy Spectacle In
which the entire resources Of the Embellishments win be de
pIsy ed
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINN-rHE sPfRS.
n did Al clipper ship 3 H. TALBOT will be despsiched
forl Melbosrns Saturday, January B Passengers are
requested 70 examine this the only American ship now load
Melbourne Her Accommodations for passengers In
and second cabins be surpasssd She will be
succeeded by The noble clipper ship OCEAN ROVER For
freight NJ low rates. apply on boar a. pier ~
Hasi river, GOODBYE, ARHfLL ELLIOT, l05 Pearl
street or W MAfLixB, LORD &QvEhSAL i5 Wal street
E'oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA THIS Steamship
II FLORIDA Capt. Isaac CrOwen viii leave saturday
Jan. m M clock p NJ from pier No North river. Bills
OF sdng signed only on board For freight passage sp
ply 10 SAMUEL MITCHELL. ~ broadway. Steamers for
FLORIDA with the above leaving Savannah every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday
L,oR CHARLESTON, FLORIDA AND TENNESSEE
Regular United States mail side wheel steamship line.
The nagnidcent and very fast going steamship
L. ~ Murray commander, will leave pier No North river
saturday Jan Is a O'Clock W. precisely. For freight
apply board where all bills Of sdng will be signed, and
having unequaed accommodations the Office
ofsPoFFoRn TfLEsfoN co, y Broadway Thego-
lumhis Capt Berry win succeed saturday I'D Jan The
fsvore Carolina and Evergade regularly
with the from New York for Florida. Through
tickets be had by applying a. above; Through tickets
10 Memphis, Tenn, may also be had by applying above
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EXECUTORS sALE-vALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
II private SALE belonging the estate of Carrot Yandine
deceased lst farm Of 1E3 situate Long Island
four miles from Williamsburg, the Williamsburg turnpike.
farm dwelling houses and all the necessary
outbuldngs The land conveniently divided into fields by
under high state of cultivation and in
the best or6er The same win be sold in four parcels
together End farm OF ASA situate fronting the
Jamaica Pankroad in the village Of Jamaica On the
is good dwelling house barn &C. plenty Of fruit and the
of the best quality. Also three pieces of meadow.
The above farms the best market and garden farms
Long Island For further particulars inquire of CORNELIUS
yANDINE No ll6 Reekman street n. Y; or of MARTIN
SUYDAM aud DANIEL HENDRICkS0N, Executors,
the premises. Nov. IL, 1851.
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DUCK EY'S SFRrN hDTRs. go BROADWAY,
Id Formerly Chrisfy n Woods
oPYSiSti SIGHT
MONDAY fvnSTrG, Jas. H. 1SsS,
In their yopular End sughshe style
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Engagement OF DICK Sitter,
the world renowned champion Jig dancer
J MULLTuAk,
and other stars combining the
MOST VERSATILE TALENT
with the BrsT NOCAtiBtS
and most complete company Of
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS
IN the world.
Doors open AT 81. 10 commence at ~ precisely.
Adrnlrton cduH
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EXPRESSES.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

for Albany and Troy stopping At princlo pal stations
Meeting With wsssrs and northern ,rsn} leave chsmsss
A y. smith. SnnerintenfeaA
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MADAME BREWSTER STILL CONTINUES HER Busr.
WI In ssvclosy love and law matters she feels conn
dent that she has eqssL Ladies' - cents geiem o.
Residence No Suyvfsnt street between Eighth and Ninth
n, aud secopd md Third avenues.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRECKINRIDGE OIL AND PATENT LAMPs-LIGHT
ID superior to One cent worth OF this oil Will burn
explosive and will not Wholesale
and retail at HOJERS paint store corner OF Twenty third
Third avenue and at Hojer Grahams % Duane
street. near Broadway. Lamps altered and repaired.
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LIRsT CLIPPERS FOR SAN FRANCIsCo-To SAIL
IL on or before Saturday, Jan. is.
The splendid AL clipper ship KDwIN FLYE At pier 10 East
river.
Also from pier 81 East river, the extreme clipper ship
GOLDEN EAGLE
This favore clipper has The voyage in los DAYS. and
being The smallest vessel loading for San Francisco viii
Apply 70 SUTTON 60, IS South street corner Of Wall
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1858,
SHIPPING.

SIIIPPIU0.
GREAT RsDUCTION Ok fAsE 10 EUROPE
NJ v"Hk vs"s
EoUTHAhPToS, CAVES Oh SOUTHAMPTON hhFhs IN
BREMEN. BREMEN 80
Second .......... Do S~cUud capin. 20
Seersge. .,,.....,...... steeesE- q, ~
10 IN first class paddle lgnship ARIEL pp tos
4. ID Ludlow cornmarder and NORTH STAR. $50 tons r.
r. Ifsvre commaater 70 saii from pier No Nsrth river
81 noon precisely carrying the United States mall, via
LEAVE NEW YoIE
sourJAMProN, sREMEr rox sourhAsTSp
AND BRExEs. SOUTH ANTON YoR NEW Yowk
ARIEL Saturday Jan z Saturday Feb q wsd,y 'sse
These steamships touch at Havre Specie delivered u ,n
don and Paris Fer passage or freight apply w II TUE
SksNCE, agent. No 8 Bo wing Green, New bort
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kImb'S GARDEN
IN MONDAY KvKSNG, JAN. II,
BfNEflT or JEROME RANEI.
tAsr tfPEAkANCE Nut THkkE ~ THE RAVEL
tAMlit-StsioND NIGHT OF THE CYCfDPS
- wblch Marietta Zanfetta make grssd Ascension
tn TIGHT ROPE from rear OF kAge the BONE Of
The Theatre
1rsnd Psn'omime, N DECHALUMRAU
Roquinc,. Jerome DE Antoine
RkDOWA DANCE and THE GOLDEN EIU
Doors open a, ~; IN commence at 7k o'clock.
Tickets 81 cents; upper boIes cent? Children
1uesdss "Wednesday and lharsdS, nights of the
ks,eis Northumberland Of Antoine Rsvel
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TfIE TALENT

MO FEE TILL CURED.--DR COBBETT, 10 DUANE
~ street may be consulted privately diseases Asa
proof u qualification his dpoma from the University
Medical College ia his Office
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w City moderate sized house and one small cottage
The latter would occupied from LIST February rent made
very moderate till May Address, with full particulars A.
Iandop Herald office,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-02


Mr.. Morphy has decided to pass the Win,
ter in Europe. His decision cannot fail of
giving a still greater stimulus to European
chess. Herr Andersen also has made final
arrangements for being in Paris on the 10Th
OF december, so that this much-expected
match will really come off After its termi.
nation Mr.. Morphy will probably be in Enc.
land, where plans are already naoat for giving
him the reception he merits.
The Liverpool Journal asks what was the
motive of the London Times in reproducing
lately, tull, true, and particular account of
Colonel Pelissier's proceedings, in burning
some Arabs in a cave in Kabylia, some wears
ago? 1t thinks ait was an odd courtesy from
the hrst of English journals to an ambassa
dor to England; but we may be sure not one
lady drawing room has been closed on the
Marshal in any particular horror. He issuch
a dear, droll, creature; and his Spanish bride
10 so new that she Will have great run when
the season opens"
In his last letter from Paris to the Courier
des Etats Unis Mr.. Gaillardet SAYS Louis Ma
poleon's court continues to amuse itself or at
least to agitate itself at Compiegno. The ct
og&ta i r Ct aE geanf :S1FS and pain or
one must make three IT, i hea .ii o.
the morning, another for the chase ass s'9 mi
third for the evening. The whole occupation
of the ladies verihes the old French rascal's
remark of them when be said their existence
was passed i'll dressing and undressing.
A Delicate Compliment. = The London
News says: country gentleman, Mr. Ire
william, has written and published a handsome
octave volume OF $50 pages to prove that
Louis Napoleon is the Beast of the Apoca-
lypse.
In the Church of All Souls, Langham place,
London, ives very fine picture of great va
ue, "Jesus Crowned with Thorns.' Some
person seereted himself in the church, and
during the night cut up into shreds and COM
pletely destroyed the picture,
The London Daily Netos, The Examiner,
Saturday ReUie,0, Morning Advortissr and
Court Journal q were prohibited from circu-
lation i'll Paris on the 18th of November.
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California Items,

A discovery of rich quartz lead has lately
been made IN Toulumne county, similar to
that OF the great silver mine in Potosi, South
America. In the latter case, a hunter ehas-
ing a wild goat, caught hold of bush in
climbing hill the bush gave way at the
root and exposed the native metal. In the
Tuolumne case, miner named John Minear
shot grizzly bear on a hill, and the dead
animal. after rolling some distance down the
precipitous side, lodged against a projecting
ledge of quartz rock. Mr.. Minear, while
skinning his bear, saw gold in the quartz, and
examining it closer, found, as the Sonora
Democrat says, "a lead mine of astonishing
richness"
Highway robberies are becoming fearfully
frequent throughout the State. S. p. Storms
was waylaid and robbed near Meals Ranch in
Yuba. The same evening two men with
masks entered hotel in Marysvile, where
there was gambling table in back room,
ran up to monte dealer, who was alone in
the room, presented pistols at his head, seized
all his money on the table, and in a minute
were gone. Immediate search was made for
them, but no trace of the robbers was found
save the masks, which they threw off near
tbs house.
The temperance cause in California, we re-
bIeb W cHEoulcle II, mas sauly fallen OH IN
popularity. The bar rooms never did such a
profitable business, liquor dealers are every
where jubiaut, and up in Sierra county,
where the organization was the strongest the
numerous temperance halls are 'neglected
monuments of the moral impulse by which
they were reared"
OF squaws in Mariposa a local paper says /:
"The snow has driven lots of Pocahontases
out Of their summer retreats in the mountains.
Numbers OF them are about town, some of
: whom Cthe Handsomely are very Hospitality
entertained"
late rains have been very favorable to the
farming interest of the State, but not to Mr..
Follett, of Jackson Amador county, to whom
the weather was indeed damper, as he lost
by their unwholesome moistening Sl5, 900
worth Of sheep.
A correspondent of the Marysville Demo-
crat says ;--"There is not one town in the
mining regions of California-and they num-
Der tbousands-that has not had, within rhe
space of three years, an entire change of pop
ulation."
A San Francisco paper says that all of the
glrls that recently came out from the East
have secured good situations in that city,
Wages there are from $40 to 1875 per month,
and IN Stockton from $50 to 1886.
A shipment Of "mess beef" lately arrived
at San Francisco from Australia, has proved
ON examination to be pictied kangaroo.