The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-13

news OF the treaty Of peace. During tho day the Sar
lowered half mast and the doors Of certain houses had
a lyric by Victor Hugo, dcnuncatory Of Napoleon,
fastened 70 them II was rumored MNt the etilgy
OF Napoleon would be burned in the Plaza, but
this and other things threatened did not come
Oh. The Herald mentions that there were ru-
mors during the afternoon that nimical demonstra
ton would be made in front Of NJ Gautiers residence
and that attempt would be made by certain class To
take down the Consular flag soon after eight O'Clock
number OF Frenchmen assembled on Stockton street. de
ermned to prevent this outrage They remained for
yera hours on the ground in expectation OF the anticipated
assault but none took place Opinions were expressed
strongly condemnatory of the conduct OF the per-
sons who had in q most unbeooming manner OF
the church OF Notre Dame. Conversation turned on
Italian affairs, and this topic the views seemed
to be in favor Of the policy Of the Emperor in
agreeing 10 treaty of peace The sentiment Of the French
population, manifested last night, is decidedly pro
Napoleon. very large meeting Of French citizens was
held at the house OF Lafayette Hook and Ladder Compa
ny 10 repudate and denounce the outrage and after the
adoption OF suitable resolutions the multitude assembled
proceeded to the dwelling of NJ. Gautier, the consul,
and, through their chairman, gave that gentleman sna-
b Of the reprobaton in which they held the
authors OF the ailront that was offered him;
The press is unanimous in condemning this red republ
demonstration Citizens OF all classes JOIN heartily
in the sentiment, and the opinion has gained strength that
Napoleon, in keeping such proesscd republicans down,
only consu the interests OF order and the good OF France
We consider their outrageous conduct specimen OF what
they would do if they only had the power If the red
republicans had received the of the amnesty granted
by the Emperor which left this port the 9th ult this
outbreak would doubtless never have occurred-Ep
HERALD
NEW PLAN FOR BUILDING Pacific RAuRoAp.
A Frenchman who resides al Los Angeles is out with
novel plan for building Pacific Railroad He proposes
grand lottery be organized, and 5000 900 tickets
sold, S. each, amounting in all 10 $50 900 600, with
which the road is TO be constructed The only prizes
10 be shares of stock.
The drawing Of the lottery to take place in New
Y,rk, where the chief business office should be-
der the protection of the government Oneenth OF the
value OF the prizes TO be withheld 10 pay expenses
and for the benefit Of the road. Prizes not claimed
within two after the drawing to be the property Of
the author Of the project.
This scheme would hardly be successful though doubt
less the who has put it forward remembers that in
France few years ago gigantic lottery used 70
promote emigration to California, and that thousands OF
Frenchmen here provided with passages by the
profits that accrued Horace Greeley has theory also
for building the road which he announced last "Wednesday
night but il not very original the Los Angeles
possesses over the New Yorker an advantage.
An election for delegates 10 the Pacific Railroad Conven
ton 10 be held in hss city September 20, has been called
II takes place next Saturday. Oregon Washington Ter
rtory and Arizona are to be represented
GERMAN DANCING GIRLS.
The Germans Of this city determined to break up
the infamous traffic carried on in importing young chill
dren and girls from the interior OF Europe These poor
creatures, after their arrival here, engaged playing
musical instruments IN the streets during the day. and
night TO be found in low dancing cellars. BY late
decision Of the Police Court il has been the children
belong their unnatural projectors the keepers of the
dance houses who hire them for specified time stpu-
lated prices. They indicted into the mystic
res and miseries Of low life in California They grow up
uDeducated, subject 10 abuse, and III when they
rive at maturity 10 occupy prison cells 1t is said these
ly lose all modesy and grow familiar with every species
Of Our German citizens some few evenings ago
determined 10 stop the practice which places these girls
such perious positions In pursuance of this design,
Of the class all under the age of six years.
rested for the purpose Of determining the question whether
they be placed under the OF the city whether
they must continue under the miserable protection of the
Y lie men and who retain them the object of
putting the money in their pockets bestowed on the chill
dren by the charitable be found that when these
unorunates of such tender age some legal right
the effort has failed In the Police Court yesterday, the
parents appeared and stated that the girls school
every day and after school hours performed with their
instruments the streets and elsewhere with the consent
of their parents, They criminals had they
committed unlawful act, and they therefore asked for
their discharge The Judge said that there was no
warrant the children could n be held in custody, and
therefore discharged them In the meantime DR. Babe,
j. F. Haehnlen and C. Bickel signed application for
the admission Of the girls the Industrial school, and
they Immediately taken into custody, but at
released the charge of the parents Of the little girls on
Their promise to have them before the Judge Wednes
day next, To which day the examination was adjourned
BULL, BEAR AND BUFFALO FIGHT.
last Wednesday afternoon grand beast fgh. off
at the Mission Dolores in which men, bulls, bears and
butaloes participated bull and bear were first brought
the ring, but they declined combatshowed the white
feather They then lassoed together but even this
failed to excite their belgerent qualities. Both beasts
considerably frightened-bufao little more scared
than his would be antagonist Next was match between
bear and dogs. The bear was chained TO rngbok
driven III tie centre Of the arena the animal having been
,.~ought there 10 large cage 1t bear recently
D. Il about ,hirty miles from Francisco. Some
eaus ,e dop- were ttef turned loose him, but Bruin
ooon disabled his enemies bull was then faced with
~ ha Bull made fight, aaa 10 buttng at Bruin struck
hs tSan asa spapQsd i whsreupo!i s.un syaed him
self Of the opportunity up " tH.enSel
who Immediately fed with the greatest precipitation ine
bear ALSO and got upon the roof of she'd whence ne
passed through the window of the Mission Catholic church,
taking undispued possession Of that building, where he
renamed for several hours The bear OF the kind
called the Cinnamon bear and when the dogs were set
upon him instead OF attacking brun they fell upon each
other with great ieroc until separated by their owners
They then let on sngy butput hos de combat by the
bear already stated. To vary the entertainments the
pcadores then engaged the bull and made some sport
with him. They then dismounted and attacked the buff
fao as bandaeros buffalo fights with his eyes open,
and the first charge he made tossed the most expert of
their number, Prudencio Tao breaking couple of his
ribs The man was carried of before he sustained
further damage. The affair was witnessed by several
hundreds
These brutal exhibitions have become frequent lately
There law it appears, to check the practice and is
very probable shall hear OF men being gored
trampled death by the Infatuated beasts correspon
dent OF OF the city is very indignant at he de-
secretion Of the church. and threatens to punish the pro-
ecors Of the fight similar outrage occurs again. The
Legislature WILL however, suppress the brutaizng Gus
tom,
On the morning OF the 18th Inst. Peter O'Keefe was
murdered on the Mission road short distance from this
city. Deceased and named Kelly were riding 10
buggy, when according to the laers statement they ap
preached standing in front Of drinking saloon
known as the Odeon The buggy brushed against this
person, when alteration ensued, then tight, and
OKeete fell to the ground The police summoned,
and on examination the lfeless body Of OKeefe was
found having received wound the left nipple, evil
IDENTITY inflicted with very slender and sharp pointed
weapon pair of scissors discovered about six feet
from the wounded man. appears that O'Kcefe spent
the evening at the Odeon where Kelly remained part OF
the afternoon and left at eleven o'clock This house was
kept by a woman named Catherine Santanes. The muir
der committed at three in the morning Louis Hyde,
James Burns and the female all of whom were in the
house when oKeeie left have been arrested According
to Key's description George Mack who had been drink
ing in the Odeon with the other parties in prison. is the
person who inflicted the fatal stab. Deceased was ma
tive OF Longtord ireland, aged wentysix years, and
blacksmith by profession. He much respected by
his employer and enjoyed the reputation OF being man
honest and upright Considerable mystery still hangs
the affair. Kelly is not free from suspicion.
Thomas Roach, who killed Martin Gallagher, has been
acquitted after trial in the Fourth District Court which
lasted over days. Gallagher of the expa.
uated by the Vigilance Committee, and received $4,000
damages against the master OF the ship which carried him
to the Sandwich Islands. The verdict, which
dercd yesterday morning, is strange one. Had the
same facts been submitted jury in the Of another
citizen who had been killed it would have Jared different
with the perpetrator.
This morning much to the surprise Of the public,
named John Jay Barmore publishes card in the Hrr1ld
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