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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
r,oR SAVANNAH AND rfoRrpA.-rur Avratc.
THE MILITARY.

CErroe vsreRAN CORPS or 1914 Will. MEET AT
- he forks Of Grand and division streets susiay
MAJ 20, ats o. clock Pm 70 attend divine servce in
he All ssins FpiscDpsl Church, ~ Henry SCAM
nal streets DfscDnrse By TIE Rev Edward O Flsxg
or. let every Veteran be present The Invitation ali
~ order H. RAVsoND, Colonel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

VNILsON's HAIR COiOREk AND HAIR REsToRER-
w WArTtntel be the best preparations Ia use. only
twenty Ave bottle Ir your hur Is getting gray,
wish TO prevent oadncs your nsir is falling GU either
any other II you
headache scroiua disease Of
Wilson'S Il will inprrt beautiful inygor
Rng appear when every other remedy failed II
color your hsr 10 any shade, bscx brown
without njuing dying Joar SIN. use Wilson'S hair
colorsr CT wi dari hair desired
without ,.n any Injurious elect Only IS ceuis boue
~hy dollar tor that dry ana njure
when ~hen OBTAIN simple, rem sdy for tribe,
al opcy $40 Grand street. In The drug store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

In uHr LEvIsoN, kUCrlONEsR SALE OF
j oil paintings mOnu.y, Asy ST. commencing at 10 A.
erus,s Gallery, <s broadway, opposite sewsrts
"a and valuable cos caoa, mostly property OF
enteman leaving for nurUpe, sso. hns copy
aScuiso Conception, Washington at Valley fotge the Es
ace Of smail copy UOie's Voyage Iis,
painting the nsnsluks, In h-avy gDn iesf frs-
he narvI,y Uhrist Old psiuins, cad very
boice su ~ cts sn
gallery oIs and pain Arranged bs ocl,ok
Forming OF sac. N. B.-rainings ana irsnos soii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

Nls s1scs pr,m.,,, y,,u..
.na.rsa ~ nj. nros...oi B !, ss,L ,y
Sr. u ~ CLARKE.
On WEDNk-DAY. June q
AFTERNOONS Ard EvEsIN8
The committee having angernent this
wefl nered iesmonis h.ve tbs highest graduation
nouncng The list OF given their
names and influence to~srd- msting this tn,
DhAnATIC kCLAf or fHE SEASON.
va sin Forrest joseph Jefferson. > III. alien.
Edward kddy, d. Waller, J. SETON
H. -aeiee. IA a Perry, ,. II mSeier,
kdwn Booth, J. whiting H. Seymour,
!. Lester wsllAck, A Ia Davenport, Marx sm In
We Blake, Gao bollsnd. IA. Bland.
r. L. Davenport A. W renro, q.
shsrie' NJ WAcot y i. sohsrn, James Rogers.
y. rs conway, u w. linsard, =. Ryan,
John brouslAm, VA Dayidgc. n Rinlold,
John DyOu N. Is. Cls,ke, Mrs France,
nrs r Bowers, Mrs. Vernon. slss sara stevens
Mrs Waller, Den AVN. Mrs urafsn
sss Polly xsrshau, CLARA sssder. Ss so,hsra'
Miss A. Jones, Miss Combes Miss Orion,
Miss IL J n Alien. Iss,lie
Wise N, cannon, Mrs WklcoI
Together wiih wood'a Mnstres per misxou Of
H. Wood. ksl
The oommnee beg that order TO afford An
opportunity for those arss Who elsewhere
In NE evening and FOR hs atom OF smiles and Ia
venes ana persons living OUT Of town there will boa
GRAND ssfEHNUOS PsRFOhsArOE,
commanding 2o'c pck ann terminating early hour
giving tune tor raroafs
ful list OF he entertainments for the afternoon
Dg, with The names of the arts cs3 OF
ac Gill re pubished In the newspapers and bulls of
~ Sscot. Acting Manager A. " fenno stage manager
The box once viii be open on Monday Tuesday and We'd
nesiAy, Tor tb- sale OF tickets and private porss.
80 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

A1I BROADWAY
fff MATT PEzI,s CAMPBEILs.
EIGHrd WEhk
ANOTHER NEW FEArURE
Womsp's Rights Convention.
Phss nix Brothers,
hsacnce Of Old Virginia,
Irso shaDte,
Georgia Hnsking Song.
Tickets rs cents- \. A. joins Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

HAVE OvH or THE LARGEST ASSIGNMENTS OF
Havana, domestic and German TO be fouad In
city Cssh purchasers invited TO evsmue Parchas~rs
Win save fun twenty cent By plrcha,ing es,ssnsh
senL q. CHEEKa N sroxdwU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

IIBNRY IA. LENDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.
IL IS NASSAU strooI-uii psintsnga--hhNeA IL LEbDs
will auction TUESDAY June l. ~ "A % 5!oJx,
IN hs HAirry No Is Nassau psn i.gs,
tprisibk OF toe Bnsnsb americsn frniso, French
Italian scnoois All .gei ana D. sJn5 OF no mos, csle
braed OF scposA Iney can enamos1
IoDe day D-fJro the sale In t.b s@iIery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

EDWARD SChENCk, AuCrlUNSEh % .RnI AZ 60
II WAGONS tarLess, d; n a \. n. sUhENCA wall sell
public auction, Auesosy dae at Ocvcs
roaka~sy. CITY on t.o Ne iisnL rock
top several ne high ros1 wagons ALEC
OF new ma second hsnd dou Die and .lnsle nHrnesl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

EDwARD eCaENCk, AUCTiokEsR.-LAD lhS SAD
~ Aofse-E. a d. SUarSUh Will ssii At auctoa
tuesday, June l. 81 ocivcA, tho Is
beautiful lsdies sad rs horse lii h.n1s nsh sign
yesrs od; lady the ca-s
warranted IIe- Il ON al NV or vice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
H.Nar u IRKns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40

ukNRY II Lends, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no.
ll u h.s sreel-bzSnr A bGsDS A %. gtl teli al
TUESDAY, June at IL O'Clock Ia ro OF sofe
NAAsAut uJtIns nSrse 3'4 HAMS nigh,
single ~ni q
hossc, Irotlec *Jsec IL very slsi
has ths county duns the wiaseIi cAa
mile the wagon ia conaion 10 t3O SOFA - ms
leaving me city sht Wagon togehsr Sita
Get OF gie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
T,HE GREAT OPERA ENTERPRISE

TIVE GREAT OPERA ENTERPRISE
WI Be carried out SO season Ilckets are subscribed s
~ the l0th Of June, and POSITIVELY NOT OTHHawfsn
The subscribers VIII make their selection Of the b~t
se.s In the Academy Of Music early Ia June No money
70 be paid until the arrival OF Mr. funley the
rrovpe IN Amec. For progrs ard subsr-,pro-s an
pp 70 WA HALL a SON, Broadsay. Pr. BARNUm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

EDWAkD sCHRNCK, AUCfIONsER ON wnDNEs
~ dAy June NJ ii oclocA 81 IS Nassau street uor
VI sSe), ~i.a1ut the entire
lance hshag tack ALA
ana -gon, remaining unsoi SINCE
property sn and ostng
long standing, all % fully w
poaluvel sod with fsraculsrs hereafter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
rNDWARp sCnsNUK, AuorIUNEER- "A flNG O,

EDWARD sCHENUK, AUCrfUNEER a fINE Col
~ lection OF ancient oil pNn1nss-E r. a. sCuE Soh
vii sell anu June s. a. IL o'ciocA al their sales
room, No IS Nassau Inc coils
fuom Europc and newer petore exhibited RMS collection
Really work OF art justly aIrou ed to
Pasmides Laires, Van Josn c,eeu, % -de frsnck
MDsu Cies enbers, DuceroI Dvnsei.rer Beygsn CAona
Beidechmaker .
In Aood fsalh hope will call and Jddgc
for themseives
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

AR kDEy, AUCrloNsER.
VI. MIA AZ DioN, JR.,
VIII eel on Tuesday, Sune NJ one ci5,k a. the rooms Of
ie Nork einng suca ENcnange, sou meas,
eaver iism sirees all he furniture said
consisting OF rcrsr tsDles Snsra cush
ned deaxs platforms, IRON rsiungs &c, a. suitable
Drary rearing roons. ihe sale vii To percupto-y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
RAILROADS.

uUDaon rIvrs RAi1soAD-sxrHSsa rkAIva
Ii for Albany and froy stopping Al priooipel s'sicus
-onncrnx ~in Eorth.rn and Western trains leave Cham
bepsr-et .. AM II ~ A. snd y. ~; through
otdasun train ~ 10 y. N A ~ SMITH, super,aLsndent
Nsw YORK AND HARLEM ssIl.soaD cozPAsY.
Nv suhMEa ARSANakaEsf.
ccmmencins nondxy, MAJ II, 1884
rsSs leave cepss II While AM Centre Few
FORA, ~
e1sP n, White Plains train, s.oppns at AL ssaons.
Fourth avenue, New York, at
s;l0A n. wilnsmsbridTe rs,r Stopping ct al stshos.
$50 A. ~, mail train. Stopping n xills nsbrdse and al
wss% ss Pss. sr.,s ''0Pgns at Al soa'
- Mulsnsbrios sc train. 10. DO. do
sP ~ Dover Pains rsin Stopping At willssabrd-s
eli rstons north
@ss VIM. r,s,ss :, .,. :'opgas =. '.,.u
Returning, leave Chatham Four Cornerv
n5o r NJ mail trails, ssoppins ~ wiliisnsbrAss WA.
WI .. oAMrBEIr. Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

ELWAhD hCEENJK, AUCTIOELEK-sPe an OF ELE
u ssns black horses e a r. II. sChrNDk will sell n
tuesday. June 81 O'CLOCK al b-ie sale
IS Nassau oi long tall black hJrsss.
yosrs vc. X hands high war-aaIsa perfectly kiad
span oifeIs great iu ent 10 asy
Ane horscs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30


RUEToN's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY
~ EnhusiAauc Reception and Grea. Of the RON
ZANl BALLET TROUPE. with ali their grand and
several new dam Mills Iamoureux eignodas aslet
sisror kohzapi r. U0ie tae fsS. emily Tho Cecchoa
smiy, The Miles, ehas, nile Dous and Uv&SS pk u aI
Ina CT FifrN LAsss Three bAliets not played bv any
other troupe auday-rhE vll.uAUk APO ri no Az
with its extraordinary and brilliant d-pe-s THE
kk1A, TIA oar taN vi uNrsv = sori.us ballet Of
action In whiah the wnoia troupe win appear and
piece called the Two hYPuCnIIc- ul VI boGulifu dan
ces, lkushsble business d. oil situaions
LA kADEiLknA and LA BOaEnIENNE.
TVOOD'S BUILDINGS
w fEAFLE or ETHIOPIAN MINsrRELSY,
Gel and 563 broadway near Prince street
WOODS MIN ,rRkLs.
II. Wood. Propr-tor Blee Stage manager
TRIUMPHANT SUCCssS'
Tie In, gcst bane n thq word
PERfOaM EvA6Y EVENING.
In tbs eorbnAuon Of ethiopian comic talent will be found
the OF
SkO*Ek, FOX, HOLLAND B1D WORTH and G. WHITE,
with the haest qusr,t ana the entire company
Third weoA OF trrnk ,rower a. Happy 0nnle Tom.
NEGbO hlNofhkiSS.
To conc ude with
CUPII'S VICTIMS
1ieke Is cents Doors open ss u performance to
mence ht O'Clock precisely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

UCTION EOTiCA.-A FAMInV RElINQUl5HING
a Housekeeping oIcr thsir furaluse la sud
bedroom furniture in ss and side tables All richly
carved ma 70 Une usoie pianofvfte,
mounted ana made ORDER cost IS
ten mOAths All Will I'D bargain at os West
Hlxeenih atreo., Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

TO THE PUBLIC HAVING AN OPPORTUNITY TO
l. resume the bAnrv business In py old establishment
mo- 63 foar have the Satisfaction OF ing
Old friends that shs be reAfs their
the Let of June and being persuaded
Ill the confidence that they
for neiy bonurcd With. l respectfully
ssrd their addresses and they assured
viii be AIRED my TO satsfy hem
ATTN MAhrlN, No. Is fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

a UCfIUN NUTIUE -ON TUESDAY,. JUNs 1, Ar MJs
"A 0'cocA, al The furburc house No Il dudson
Consisting q gen will be sold wihoug
rla shine. viii be required from Al
buyers. j nckENZlS, Aucioieer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
PUIsNyTURE.

SesxslI.xu on AksEx Suits or FURNITURE II
u lad styles Wholesale ana retail prices fro
s1s and cpw.rd. wA8RsN WARD, NO. III Oara strsss
I'D No. r. tour doors east of Broadway. New vort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
II kNKf Is. nEsrs Jx., AUorIosEes -BS HEers 4

III ENKf D. HEHfo, Jns' AOVfIONEHH-i' HfssFs q
III alton asie eleg dizIoud Js~eiry
aud wsohes AZ oy ordos OF me supreme C1ast rues
Jane lOs oclosx me gallery Oh rins
srteI CON grsns eiegsEt gld huaang sod opon face
.tcses rs Cases. csle, rated IN
gold chAns, iiass pins, sos re sJnd silver
cal, pstea ware In great variety Je Teefs g.-s cas- a.
being OF leit iron Lass
veek sSe ana perec yso-y c.1h Oy
iEvite the idlsr Attention 81 me trade
u mia nAc beng his
tsooos be view aud csls)gues rrz1y ON MJudsy
N Ming sales g~le 51s Pine street nrosa
Wy. ~ dozen cuIery cJnsistng 81 Knives.
IorKa, &c &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
A UOrlUN NUTIos-J. BoGAsr AUOr .oNEss- Is =

UOTlUN NOTiCE.-J J. BoGAkT. AUCr .ONEEk- Bs
"a bOGAhl- Iuesiay, Jun7 1, ct lOs O'CLOCK at the
suction NJr.a Hlan street, sale
large French pste 81 1885,
mshogary sofas mahogany ttessns and plain bureaus
hogany dining so-s msh,ga wsshsands, superior .ho
eARy krencb bedstess bookcases air aud
spring mstresses pAianss eogrsvDgs sruseei hree
ply ana cAvpes >aos-ns psrlor c1ar- Wardrobe
chairs Ociuth, shcuaa furniture siso
account Ct former PURCHASES paror two
0oAted koe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30
DANCING ACADEMIES.

I ECruRE AND sorsrH pArnrrH-MRs. LuBv
VIII give lecture the Dances OF Al Nstons Al ~
wrecrvich Hail. rs Bleecker street on Monday evening.
NAY "a; 70 comrense ~ O'Clock Admission - cents
MApAnE sAUvAGEAus DANCING ACADEMY, sss
Avn Broadway opposite Bond street. every day ana
evening Grand -oser tuesdays Thursdays and asurays
AN the including rsnciers' and "Caledonisnav
taught In twelve lessons Monthly hop Tuesday. June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

CURNirORE wANrEp.--ANY SMALL PRIVATE
family reiinqushiag housekeeping aud ~shias TO
lose furniture cool, reasonable price
cash. of purchaser py addressing L. 81 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

AMUsE1EyTs.
OADRAv az UusIO
IA III sLsAH isTaks-
ON suNJAs a. hcI-a MY 81,
wni be preaeniri, fur yssrs DaDzsths
grand Opera, Ia four x;Ls
IA sAyOalrA
6lsusra O AZZAW.a..
rNEnod ita f0aD H.
Aa3Dio Ana
1aSSARGHi
WIN susaiu the pvtaapsi roiss
Ihe roem Tits Psrs 10 of ths eating tha
Italian stage and gives for
Of n0e 0AZz AMIGA ~i.hou sept N. trs.iest
Dramatic Lyric Artist Of tho italian ha
cd America
MAX nsKsrZNx susc.i Uir-,,or cad Conductor
neah bs secura I'd ~ tina sa1nuy 53u'a
2So Broadway. from 3 4 N ,o1r.
AD4i6SIOd CNa i-OLLAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

CLIPPEa sH1P ENDsAyoR, DoANx, MASTER, FOR
~ San Francisco receiving her cargo At pier Ear
river and presents uneqused Inducements 70 shippers hsv
ing freight ready o 90 immediately board She IL The
shsrpesi clipper loading, aud OF ANAL scity
SUTTON CO., IS south Areet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

f!iTY Lots AT SCRANTON, PA-faE sI.OoUM AID
BtsSrd aoAd0w Jm psaies Offer for dssn
sad thirty ,u'idng lots within tho inoorporstea
aach 20 by In feet ut oroes rtuyng from four ak
vsequaeA oppcruate TO business men These lots h.ve
the s0vAntsse OF nexhausbe supply IT tie
from grsSi vsi.oa Apply 70 r. r. RsMINdruN Pr-s
dent Of Third and Walnut Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

,gURNlTURE-TwO SUPERB FRENCH PLAfx MAN.
for sale OF plse oix66 rich smeGtk
names be roer; Ss15, prise s25J, will be sold
rae desued Apply II the bro stone cottage IS wes
rory veIh street betw sixth avenue aud Brosdrsy
from A. n. un Z 7. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

ANTHOLOGY,
NJ E.-wHoH has nor BEARD or rae o~IrBeArSp
~. hsdam rRtwsrnRi She hss been ccnssed By leou
ssnas N ths sd Other elites sahafscuc.
sss COO ndsn she has equal She tells the fasure
cr sno slso that IT visiter you wrA xrh
lies ~ cents, seonerten Oh
I'm WR1Ng rRrKy-CLATsvovArCu-w sKv.
llO kOuk the most successful msiics and business
ssrvoysnt America Consunstous business ssssne-s
sbs@nt iercs lost property &c ard safacnu pay
Gray nsr restored 70 IN original color ~ithout fail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

HOUSEHOLD iURNrTuRE-ELE Asf rUsSIrUsE
Ii Mt private salu. fr four days only by ue1la-
ina hous. ping At 20 West 1weny ireet
fih rich paror suits, soid roscwooi IRA nes
bosde velvet plush tapestry and
GA paintings, seyrs CHINA vases &c ROSEWOOD and msao
gsby furniture supsrp carved
for ycaia The above furniture &c sold a, greet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

SppHSvYLvAS1A RAu,soAD
L rho gresa cenArh ros.s 70 As sesl r~eA tsN,as
and rAtee Of faro Aat freight ow all rss - sy
any ohsr route Fos rcset coptrs IN fr.ss
hcS rev YUs 4sy point Ia NE snurc vs., san q d
IA zxIIOrT, Pssssnsey ARa,l
tuhOH 90 rraah Ases,A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

= UCTION SALE OF READY MADE CIOTdINH, 30 -
- A. n CklsrALAn aucroneer will sell. on Monday,
rs 1a last lrM O'Clock. 30 very,
nsruAan taor, CONSISTING In part OF Cashmere, linen
and AArpoios truck aud business csssimoro
olsA, ns Marses paais; SILK sA In. velvet
vaicncs also shrls haadSer hefs
vats. csssmeres, sstnen cloth, iinon, narcotics. al
pAccA, 10 DC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

OfIMPrUSB SECnHTsRv BEDSTsAD YsAKI,Y
price insanity pAricr xilnx
room into Ausuraat siserng apartment soid Wholesale,
retail and BY nsfamenta Al 81 bite street rsw fork
Dosywoo n rARLos AND BEDRoos FuRNrrcaR-
IN family renquashBa housekeeping oder their
wood pArot furniture complete Aiso rosewood
bedroom furniture, In perfec order Also
with pearl mOunt snt cost eight hundred dollars
icss than ror Instrument; s OF witch
wl be sod al half orginsi Apply l52 west
sixteenth street, near Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

NLOIhhlNSs 81.
A M QUANTITY or eRNrLEMENs LEFT OFF
wearing apparel wsnted-for the southern and Western
arke<a highest price will paid without hsggns
ekas 70 impose. Call al the store Or address Thomas ID.
snroy, 90 Centre street.
ErrrKnRN HAVING CAsr OFF on ordER CLOTH.
ing 10 dispose will receive the hghes price for
same oy sending 70 The store or addressing a. Doyle 49i
JofICE-PoILCE UNIr oRMs MADE TO ORDER IN
' mev@y best manner st the following pricss:-
~ -
rhiank -
,a.. fli 80
ISAAC Q. Nos at liz Cherry at up stslrs
I TO $1,000 woRra OF NEW AND CAST OFF
clothing wanted for the city sna western rrkes dan
having such 10 dspose Of viii receive III r
calling Al he store, or addressing J. X. MuHkAf sao
ari street, late "a Jenue srest.
\ 000 roINyKsr IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
O.VUU -9entlemen DESTROYS OF o,nvertpr lsf. cf n,
pernuous clothing into cash, the fn vsue in
trent money By calling sending their sdar... =.
.ME9 MORONEY, AL Fearl street
q 0n0 WORTH OF reN AND oAsr or nisOf9
O.UUU ing wanted, and fry per given In r,ass
calling the on .i,r
Wa. WALSH, Is Uentre su eek corner Duasas
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

CRIME IN New YoRK.-The first annual re
port OF the New York Metropolitan police
shows that during the past year there were
40. 2lo persons arrested in that city for crimes
against the person, aud 1881 for crimes
against the property. OF the arrests for
crimes against the person, "a were for muir.
der; 1854 for assaults with intent to kill; g..
66s assault and battery; intoxication Is, oOi
intoxication and disorderly conduct 9,s4e;
felonious assault 1874. OF the offences against
property, ll,0s7 were for grand larceny;
400. petit larceny; 1858 lottery policies; eos
for picking pockets, and $50 for passing coun.
terfeit money.
The nativity of those arrested is as follows
Ireland 86.036; United Statas 10, a0s, Germa.
ny b,sS2; England 2.69s; Scotland ss6;
France 1851. aCanda 2ol, Italy 1857; Spain Al;
Poland 40; Sweden IS; Norway IL; Holland
10; Prussia 10; China 8; West Indies 8; Den.
mark 6, Switzerland 8; Belgium 2; Nova
Scotia ]; Mexico l; Chill l.; unknown 4,2s7
Amoug these were 500 colored persons. The
amount of property reported as having been
stolen 10 $l27,446 of which $83. 342 has been
recovered, leaving balance uncovered o.
$64,1l6.f
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

DEMOCRATIC HARMoSV.---The Nashville
Union and American objects to tho Presi.
dents Pacific Railroad scheme. The Men,
Phis Appeal likes the railroad recommends.
ton, but dlsapproves the specific duties sug
gestsd in the message. Both of these pm
psrs arc regarded as organs of the democratic
party, and the points upon which they difiel
are accommoda.ingly designated as local.
when Il comes to "lhe eternal principles O
democracy" they agree precisely. what "th,
eternal principles Of democracy" are, tn,
reader knows as well as We do.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

#- The New York Herald expresses the
opinion that the present session of Congress
will terminate without definite action upon
any Of the important suggestions contained
in Mr.. Buehanan's late message. 1t says that
~he members are divided into cliques and
factions, and Fighting over the spoils and
wrangling about the Presidential succession
will occupy so much of their time, that il il
folly TO expect nny oencfc,n' ,vgis,stion a
their hands. The appropriation bills nnc
some fat lobby jobs are about all that car
| reasonably be expected,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

A PARTISAN PAnIc.-Vague prophecies of
evil, repeated by the higher clergy, have in
spired n singular degree of terror among
the multitude in Paris. The destruction of
the city is expected. The Boston Post
says.
Already have the populace of the streets
got hold of the fearful progn ostication; and
each one gives his own version of the man.
ner in which this destruction is to be accom-
pllshed-the most favorite method of arrange.
ment being the filing Of She catacombs,
which run beneath the whole Of the city,
with gunpowder, which work, say the Cos.
sips, has been going on for some time-ever
since the catncombs have been closed; md,
on the slightest symptoms Of general ri
sing, the train-which can be fired from the
Emperol's study, either at the I'uileries OF
st. Cloud-will be-set light to, and, in less
than one minute, the whole of Paris will be
blown into the air, or rather sink into the
glasty receptacles which run beneath! The
idea is perfect specimen of the ingenuity
with which the common people OF Paris can
turn and twist the hints and suspicious OF
others into full formed, fulfilled fancies OF
their own.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

DEcAPITATIoN OF DouGLAs.-The follow.
ing is a list of the Senators who voted for
removing Senator Douglas from his place Of
Chairman Of tho Senate Committee on Ter
ritores:
Allen, Rhode Island; Bates, Bayard, Della.
ware; Benjamin, Louisiana; Bigler, Pennsyl-
yania; Bright, Indiana; Brown, Mississippi
Clay, Alabama; Davis, Mississippi; Fitch, To.
diana; Green, Missouri; Gwin, CALIFORNIA;
Hammond, South Carolina; Hunter, Virginia
lversou, Georgin; Johnson, Tennessee; Jones
Iowa; Mason, Virginia; Penrce, Maryland
Polk, Missouri; Rice, Minnesota; Reid, North
Carolina; Sebastian, Arkansas; Shields, Min.
nesota: Slidell, Louisiana; Stuart, Michigan
Thompson, New Jersey; Ward, Texas
Wright, New Jersey.
Senator Bell, voted against the removal
and Senator Kennedy of Maryland in fnvo
Oft Mr.. Crttenden was not in his place
when the vote was taken.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

South CAROLINA SENAToRs.--Ths Macon
(Ga.0 Journal and Messenger, says, ut is
somewhat singular that both the present
U. 8. ssnators from South Carolina are of
northern parentags--Senator Hammond be-
ing from Massachusetts and Senator Ches-
nut from New Jersey. They are also about
The same ags--betwesn fifty and fifty-Rve.
The father Of the latter is still living at the
advanced assof eighty five, in Ksrshaw Dis
srics, 3. Q. Both father and son wers zeal.
Gus Union men In the days Of notification.
Hammond was then editor ofa notification
paper. They are both able men,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

tR- Already the "tremendons excitement
about the British boarding the steamer
Washington in the harbor of Greytown, has
hzzled out. Tho ''peace Of the world
which the Washington Union asserted was
seriously threatened, remains pretty much as
it did before. The President would suppress
great nuisance If he could manage TO send
the present editors of the Union to some lu-
matte asylum, and place a sane man at the
head of the government organ.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-24

ViLLAIsous.-W understand tina: an at.
tempt was made to throw Off the up passen-
ger train East Tennessee and Georgia road,
in the neighborhood OF Loudon depot,
one night last week, by placing distractions
on tho track. A man by the name of O'Neal
has been arrested, and il is said there is evi.
dence sufficient to convict him of 'havir o
placed the distractions on the road.