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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
Naval Intelligence.

The United States sloop OF war Dale, Com McBlair
AZ ST. Helena on the 26th OF December. She
last from the coast OF Africa
Purser Edward c. Doran has been ordered 10 the United
States steam frigsie Colorado, at Esrfsk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
THE MoRMoNs VIEWED by THE FRENC
PRESS.


uonnel, Jan. II
The doctrine of the Mormous " immoral and monstrous
People sstonshed that has found great number
OF adepts they astonished that civilized submit
voluntarily 10 rules which place their and their
ters the mercy OF the eaiers Of the community they
not ess surprsed 10 who, in their youth
have received European education enter freely the
bsrem Of thoss chiefs, and satisfied paraks the
rights Of spouse with . doren consorts n s
throw Of al the laws Of Christian society; IL n sforgetu
ness d all dignity Of all delcacy; the degradation OF
the woman 70 the condition Of the mans servant who
Christianity demands that she should be his companion.
Rut what "a yet astonishing Is 10 thai congre-
cation founded upon bases has prcspercd, and in
the way OF becoming nation. Such IL, IN fact The pro
srcss of the community wach has established tsef 90 the
bcrdevs Of salt lake and s quite characteristic fact
s prcof that the population Of the United states " not
70 be weighed M the scale a. the naftons OF repe
The emigration 10 s generally composed OF the
most ignorant and the roughet among the aerrutural
classes Of Germany and England The lae OF pioneer
or oS a farmer on the borders OF civilization,
paraive wilderness not - refine the instincts of those
emierants AZ hose who hnd employment the cities,
they are abandoned all the hazards OF competency
without limits and without restraint they do not and,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04

FoRErGS CoTsr1s.-The President has officially
recognized Carlos Garmenda consul OF the republic OF
Venezuela, at Philadelphia, and Antonio Guzman Banco
e csnsul Gthc same rcpubc for the Port Of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
The Recent Lecture Of Hon. Edward Evcrct.
-InsoIent Conduct OF the Committee 10 the

The Recent Lecture or Hon. Edward Everett,
-Insolent Conduct OF the Committee 10 the
Pross.
few days ago received two tickets OF invitation 10
the lecture of Hon. Edward Everett which was delivered
Tuesday evening last a the Academy Of Music and OF
which presented synopsis in the Herald of yestcr-
day. The proceeds, the public have been already n-
formed To be devoted TO the assistance OF the wo-
mems Protective Emigration Society, the objects which
are Indicated in the title. request made, when We
received the tickets, that woui publish the advertise.
ment gratis, and give notice in editorial columns ln
the terms.
In accordance with usual custom, sent reporter
TO the lecture, under the impression that facilities
which are generally gven to members OF the press
such occasions would be extended him. ana that e
uok, Of invitation would obtain for him at loast The -aa
courteeics which others received. On his arrival about
quarter Of hour before the appointed time he found
tho greater part OF The stage occupied, portion In
front only being left vacant He applied for q seat
to Of the members Of he committee, whose official
character indicated by silver fnged blue ribbon
fastened the fronts Of their coats. After trouble
. chair procured and sivcn'to him. with the advice
that he hold ~ IL" until ho could get chance"
to place the stage all To which rendered
impossible by the crowd who had collected other side
II was, however, in his possession only few
when another member Of the committee demanded th,
he should give up; and sczng hold OF Il, commenced
pulling IL away from him He was told that the chair
had been givon 70 the reporter but be s upon
having H. and proceeding 70 take II by force when
was given up, 10 prevent disturbance the stage
:" You have no right 70 H." said the member, &" and
shant have H."
I" The chair was procured for expressly" replied
the reporter, and intend 70 make IT,"
"weil sir, you can't have lit ts Intended for others
on the stage, and you mus, give nup."
he then commenced pulling and dragging u, when, as
has been said, was resigned, to prevent any further
trouble al the time
Tho member Of The committee who distinguished him.
self by his courtesy on this Of the Mercan
tile Library Association, a number OF whose members
we're present when be made this exhibition Of hs good
manners.
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4. long BRANCH, n j., Feb. 3, 1883.
Tho Ajax lies here in the undcrtow all broken up. No
thing belonging her will be savcd except perhaps part
of her machinery.
The storm Of Monday night was very severe on this
coast vcsses reported ashore south Of
this ~ yet
The telegraph xires here prostrated by the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
The Attempt TO Assassinate the Empero
Napoleon.

AFrRoACH OF THE ROYAL CoRTTeE TO THE THEATRE
--FrRsT EXPLOSION OF TUE SHELLS AND ITS BE
YxcTs-HIs MAJESTY CARRIES THE ExrREss IN HIS
ARMs-PoruLAR ISDIeSArIoN AGAINST THE AssAs-
sNs--rHE ARREsrs-APrEARAscE OF THE COURT
IN PUBLIc-THE DEAD AND woUSDKD-scKNEs AT
Paris (Jan 15-eyening) correspondence the London
Herald
AZ the Imperial carriage drove up 10 The main entrance
of the theatre and Of the fcutmcn the OF
o4enng the door, three percussion shells filled with full
mlnaiDg powder flung from the top Of Of tho
houses opposite among the cortege, and exploded on
reaching the ground The first fell just front oe the
carriage, its fragments killing one horse wounding the
ssovs S head The other shells bpre among e
crowd and escort An eye witness says there
tervAl OF few seconds between the second and third
piosons.
Tho Emperor had aghted he then carried the Empress
in bis 70 the stops Of the Opera House. but scarcely
had he done 70 when third shell burst under the
rage and shattered II W pieces The(houses opposite
were Immediately taken possession Of b. he police, and
IN one several Italians were arrested, loaded
great quantity gurpowder as the report broke all the
windows the Opposite side Of the street Il s supposed
the attep, believer certain o success for the death
f the Emperor was current report at the time Of the
outrage At the opening Of the Bourse the cry OF pts
EEmpcrsr was universal zoo persons nave oeso Gasen
and arrests contnue even some Of the police nave oeen
arrested
The indignation against the assassns is increased be-
cause they have known that the Empress aud other
ladies would be present. The explosions were heard
the distance Of quarter Of mile, and paced the imno
iiae spot in darkness for sbort time The Emperer's
hat was torn In too parts. The collar Of the cloak he
wore and that part which covered his shoulder we're
rent open.
Paris tJan. l6-cvcning) correspondence q London
Only one frenchman is stated % be implicated In the
attempt 70 as assinate the Emperor Of toe French Tho
Empress merely suffered fro the momentsry shock OF
anxiety and excitement consequent upon the repression ~
feeling The Emperor has visited the wounded at the
hospitals me diplomatic body visited The TuiIercs. and
an immense crowd Of citizens inscribed their ses there
Paris was 20 be Illuminated last night
The Empcror aud Empress drove out day in an open
cseche without any escort through the streets of Paris
They we're Enthusiastically checred by the people.
IPars (Ian. 15-evenirg) correspondence OF Ioujon
Globe
g. sixty persons were wounded including the Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-04
The War I'm India.

DISPERSION OF THE GwALIOR REBELs-RENFoRCE.
MENTs FROM ENGLAND-THE GARRISON OF FUrTEH-
PORE RRTIREs BEFORE THE MUTINEERS-A RAJAH
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
The following special dispatches from India had been
published in London. They received from Malta
and dated at tina. place on l4th of January -.
ALEXANDRIA, jan IA.
The Euxne sailed for Marselles this Afternoon with
the Bombay mails Of the Path ult The victory obtained
by General ope Grant over the fugitive Gwalior mutt
at Sbevrapore, where they comemenced crossing
the GaDges h stated 10 have completed the dispersion
Of that body OF rebels.
There is no news from Delhi. column had marched
with stores 10 Allyghur.
Tho ual of the Nawab of Thugurt had commenced
The PuDjab and Madras are tranquil.
The Vulcan steam frgate, with about 200 men Of the
list Higbanders reached Alexandria yesterday. The
Princess Royal, with the remainder Of the regiment In
hourly expected. The companys steamers Punjap and
Feroze Suez The destination Of the
The foregoing came ts hand by the Euxine from Alex
andria which leaves early o-morrow morning for
teilles, whence the yects arrived early this morning
Strong eastery winds have for some days prevailed No
local news. The Nuoia starts to morrow morning The
Alma from Adep with asepgers and mails for Calcutta,
ana the Potnger leave here to night for Bombayali
well.
The Bombay import market is generally lower Cotton
bad declined Exchange, %. 2kd for credit bills. Go
vernment and other securities without change Freghs
continue depressed.
EAST INDIA HOUSE DESPATCH.
TheIndia House London, has received the following
despatch from Bombay, dated Dec "a
Communication with Bengal Interrupted
column from Delhi beat the rebels; we had three off,
killed and wounded. News quite unimportant
The garrison OF Fuehpore, pressed by the Insurgents
have abandoned part OF their ent cnch ent and have
taken up another ana moro secure position.
A column from Dnhi, under Colonel Seaton, attacked
body OF insurgents q Geugre query Genowrec) the
Neemudoy river, and defeated them, killing $50, and
taking TWO guns out Of four Three officers killed
and one wounded side
Brigader whtelocks column had arrived ut Secundera
bad on the l4th OF Decem Der, rO1its for Saugor
The insurgents In the neighborhood OF Jubbupore
attacked ON the 25th November by detachment Of the
47th Madras Native Infantry without any decisive result
Reinforce ments were advancing 10 Jubbulpore.
The Raiah OF Amjheera and his ministers have been
tried ana sentenced 20 death. The minister has been
hanged
The sentence the Raiah awaits the confirmation Of
the government OF India. Other executions have also
taken place.
The Pupjab, scinde and Bombay all quiet.
No further Bboe deprodaons reported, and quiet pre-
walls generally.
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MAKING arexRX,

The success which our agents are meeting with
}. aIris,t astun,shiug. Am,ng The MA, evidence.
ui tbs tact. ~ pfssent The iuiluNng from une 81
our agents ahead, in The he.i:
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ler in ever, It'd, Vhsrr they can rake together
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snce whrrs, iur toe hrst thiHg d. u 10 unrui
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inr three dulL,i. ihey s'e periectl, astonished
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
II. IL. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

Is,. 4ssnf oiiAe u. s. Paisaf 0fios, Wash'
iasfoa, under ne ad 81 1897.
20 state 81. opposite Kiiby "a, bosi'n.
FTER on extensive practice oi up~afd' OF
Y twrnt, ,csrs, c,aiinurs b. s~ce'e I,,'nl' W
r. U.,f.d State; anil sl-o - "re'' ''''a'a'
F.r-.. a.d other C,rriga cuaair'es' 's''a'''
Sp.cifr,f,.ps. Assignments, s"d az Ispef' %
Do,v,sf. &c p.truts eNccutrd on hhrth terms
,.I Nth ,lc.uitrh. Res~arrhe- made 'n'' Ane'
,ir,u af F,se,gs wuils, o. 'ietesn'ne me .aha"'
&C. ufitty ~ faisnts 90 lnvenii"ns--anh ''s'l ~
,I,ir. ssa.ierrd N al n'ti~ts t"urh'ng the
-. C.pi.. Il ihe claims 4 ~, psieuts iu'-
,i.h..l D., f.a,iiting Ouc Dollar. Assignments re-
cuf,is ~ WashiHgtun.
Tb,. Aeeac, - aat only The largest ~ New Fog
lad. hit thfuash q inyeniofs have ai'an'ngrs l'r
..,-r,1t r,,rai.. OF s.crrtnining The rstsniNh'lN
II iavr1ti1n.. uisufpss.ei h,, q at ,'n'nei'ur'-
h, .up-,,sr a., ~, which can H. "hefed then
.i... brf.. The lrsiiunnisis lelnw gtvrn rru'r
hat ,,,.. .. NOR SUCCESSFUL At IHE
PATENT OFFTC 3 than The .uhscr,lsr. ani a.
NTCCrNS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ~.
VgNTIGEN AND ABILITY. be woull aid
that b. has sisip iant reasoa o. trlisNe, and co
pr.,s thai ID ua uthr, Office n thr k,nd are the
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,.t,ti,, d, r..tsnis Thee. br.t'rs he cNirusi'e
Il-,f, 81 ..al sni mechanical w"fAs and hill &C
emit. ,f Ts,rats gtauir 10 The luitrd states and
I,,r,-.. rra.lsr HIN .bi, b,ond question, 10 Oder
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sayrd inventors.
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1.-THE LAST SUPPER 7"

ani " ~ present a cop, Il Il 10 even ihrce-doIar
.uh.rtil.rs L,f The ,saf iS5s. Il Was engraved IT
c,.., IT ov,r s6.OcO by The late 'rish'a,rl \ l..
nirk, tom ihr oiig insl IL Raphael Mnfghsn, after
Isauitda "a Niuc,. anl y the Target .ierl.pl',r
s1.uvips ever executed IN tn. cuualrN, l-ing
thrrc time. the .iie u the ordluay thtcc-dolar
cnguSiags.
The 6f.t imprs.ion. u this engu'iog are held
10 SO. ssd It was the ineulion II ihr artist thai
osBs OF The eugra,ipg. shouil ,'er 10 offered g. .
I,.. .ua thsn IS. beng f,rhl, ~oIth ihs, s,n"un,
Thu. e,~t, nllss sul-s1,lsi stll receive the
Maratiae 90. ,vsf-shesp 81 ~S-and the sp''n'
slsn,,us. uehI, Worih - thus g,ltng ior ihUe
Iuilsrs The salur 81 -.
w ,h,ll cumnsncr striking ~ The eugm''ng'
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PURE POTASH, IN TIN CANS.
II. T. Rabbit, o. 4 10 Washington ST.,
NY, and u India ST. Boston.


rI,IIE proptietnr of this Potash has Tor many
,ssfs seen the necessity Il having some &C.
liable standard f,r the streagth Of potash. The
aiulieatiou has become - gcncnl, that II has
n.w ih.tsrdinr its valuable properties. gone near
!, out of use. The proprietor has taken the re-
spon.ihiiy " subscribing hi. name "a every phos.
ace. and warrants the strength a. le unilofn, aud
when us,d always producing the same results.
potash many times 10 adaterated with salt,---
which IL Destruction in making - VI; II make,
the ladies say ihey did no, have good luck, Sc.
one other fcason that Potash has gone oct Il u'c
:. il y ., unpleasant {, handle. being pot up IN
~,aten tasks, hrcnming liquid IN mapN eases, and
very tf0utlosome % the retailers.
New the proprietor irst ohiains pure fotashes,
always heinf the same strrngih and producing the
s,ms results; and will warrant u m all cases, u
the direction. arr ialhWrd, u produce double the
effect IN makin- soaps. and AZ other purposes ibr
which IL I. u.ed. Foil directions Tor making the
l..t of SOFT. Hard. 90 Fame, soaps. u II made
With ,sr, little iroublc. The icy - prepared ~
Eve ~ ten minutes.
IN. Potash warranted 10 cut lbs. grease into
rori Soap.
~ 10. witl make a barrel u bcauiifal soap
Direction. 90 mhkipg Soli soap; directions lor
making Hard Soap; directions CO hundrirs aud
hots.; direction. ior cleaning coliun waste that
ha. l-cu used in sielniug machinery oi all Mods
direction. ior u.irg tbs Potash w the placc Of
Sal snd,; dirrction. Tor sticking lndih 'ubl'er
sole. on .hprs.
AlIthr ah,vc directions accompany each eau. -
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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
TIL. psd,,in- b, a choice combination Of Nosst.
able prruri.. spi Is..e..rs 80 thr rnr' medicinal
prp-fiie. - loug ani eagerly suughi hf Nv The
puisssion. u - ih- result uf duIigrnt stld, 'nt
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npv So the bret time, prc-rn,ei t. the notice u
the puhlic.
A. ever, rlsc Il suspected Pulmonary Consump.
ton whrr, II he l-rn TIRED u has proved, b~,oud
an, douhi a. h. an shvriusl frmeiy. IL Nrp
agrreabir AMI st.ani lnclicine, ani trial 1t ~
,,,iur. - safus.tl, recommended O. rvs,y psrson
Who ha. a cuigh. or who may L. prriisIsossd g.
Cpssuuptiln, a. a frm-l, ui up Ordinary 'alue,
Nth the as.u,apcc that, n the dirrciipns accom-.
rau,iug u afs faithful, adhered a., Il will prove
a. o. a suy-f,i.u balm, restoring the healthy iunc
tions o. all thc afssn. 81 The hIiy.
DiUctinas ~ Esgiish. ffsn-h and German lc-
co.upau, each package. Poo, - pc b1ulr.
Al urlcr. b, nail 30 express, accompanied b.,
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Winter Arrangement.
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EVERY BENEVOLENT PERSON
WILL rrjoioc At the immense succss. Of the
w EUROPEAN COUGH REMEDY IN cur.

NJ I'LL rrluicr 10 the imIuonse surcsss 81 the
w EUROPEAN COUGH REMEDY IN cur.
IN. disease. IT The th,oat ani lungs. llunire'is Of
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u ought g. H. Kept 10 every family. ~ a lev dos-s
taken IN time vii frequently save lrUm long sick.
n... AMI premature death. The following ease t,
rrcenll, communicated b, Rev. T.. DAVIS, Scsrlp-
ro'. Me-, 4. Submitted a. specimen oi hundreds
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The European Cough Remedy is prepared by
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Cure Your Sore Eyes!
DR. PErITT'S
American Eye Salve!

DIR. ]. \. BERRY. ct saco, iniofms ~ oi =
,hiA VII, sas - bsdb afflicted With Sore and
Ws,k Eve. 10 o. D. scarcely able 10 bear The
light a, sll g,ucrsl, keeping ~ face buried IN The
pillpws.
Two boxes Of the Eye Sal,c effected the cure.
ELDER IIANSCOM, OF Dutham, iniorm' 90.
that hi. mother has h,sn swsd 81 sTirsasiy bed
,yss D., the E,r Salyr. The, had been sore and
weak ipr man, years. cycliIs liberated, AMI great
weakness 81 lhe vision.
Ile also cured q chilli Diver, bad Sore Eyes b,
lev applications Ut the Eye salyc.
CIV. Atwsll, Portland. general agrntfor Maine,
Sold b, Andrew. : BATES, Par. Hill; WA Rust,
80. Paris; T.. Atwood s CO.. Buckhcld; l.. 4.
Shackley. and Rodolphu- Young, NorNay.
sold by Dealers in Medicine e,cyWhsre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-26
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BlLSiM
OF LIEF
TnE CREAT ENGLISH REMEDY ToR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption
LOWELL INTEIIIGENCEl

AHOiAsr III, SIrsi aa1 ne dSci9's could Do 10 ro''
Barn. Me-, Feb. -, lsi5
DR. BRADLEt, siE I take pleasure IN giving
you statement Of the beue6cial effect. oi liuchan-
Hungarian Bals1m. on Iny daughter, who bad ieen
foe a number Of years afflicted with bad Cough,
Pain ia the Side, Ra,.ins Biood, and all those
pains aud lfoublrs which attend that nsidiou. dts
esse, Consumption. ] employed several di'tin'
guished phy.icians at great expense, Who, alter
numerous visits, and msny experiments, hnally he
clared that may COuLD DO No hoRRE vas
thea advised by friend To Try Buchan's iiunssfi-
AN Balsam. ] did 50. anil the result has been mOst
astonishing. Ny dsnghierlis entirely cured, and
}. nav Attending Ia her accustomed duties. paid
Two Hundred Dollars far Physical and Medi'
eiGe. wilhou any sori Of benefit. while Six Dollars
worth Of Hungarian Balsam ha. removed the dis
ease, restored the strength, and brought on a
healthy action. ana gratefully yours,
JOHN YOUNG.
soie Proprietor, Dawn r. BHIDLEE. Water
town, Mass., 10 Nhom all orders shoulL be- adj
dressed. Sold by Druggist. ani dealers N medi.
cine In every town in the United States aud Bril.
ish Provinces. Inns