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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-02
"A -, IiEaNsLSUr

UCTIoN SALE OF -
SAaszwoop sArrsv 1l:F' sxs;LsUr
MAHOGANY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PusLIC AUCTION.
No 50 ives. Eleventh street, few doors
from Frih avenue, west aide,
THIS DAY sG TGss1asn, oora
- al los O'Clock
PEARL KEYED ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE,
Bois H RE hos sorIfSsor RARE OIL PAINTINGS
SUITS OF RosES. SS DkSwIsG Ro%x rgssIruRE
Fer EscsfTSiaK AND M BooKox s Sr'''''
ROYAL VELVET CARPETS. .
LACE AND BRocArEL CURTAINS,
The wood pa. q said sa % VA, made z y
we shsii fully guarantee every
order as:,S1. sera1x pI ,:
EreA, and important sale every article from tho s,hen 70
DE attic viii most posuvey be sod without ono particle OF
Hotel keeper. individuals viii find this to be
containing full and reliable description of
res v an a &c. I eoasss OF an. pesss and
vii ,. sold separately IN suit they are sevsrea With ,ss
blue Tss ov: shSSs msas9I sas easy Ss
% mas,s. royal Velvet cps and sos.c kuEs Kncosneur
Of Boz. DC 4ass and o0f Fsssorosrx.
e. % The s S'
c. rUTfLE, ASSIGNEES SALE
"A. O Q cabinet manufacturers stock, ,racrg
sornent usually found nj auction. A. q. TU rrLE viii
"Wednesday, October s. al ot, clock al las
FULTON and ~ street. BY orisr Of asssnee the
e sock q Furnass e1Sss m. N part q Das. wsos S
cAel all OF which fully wsrr>nef sooi
library and secretary bookcases shogany
chairs and rcs Iet@s msre. top centre ranies
ingram arpet Mrrors dining faolas,
81 10 and IL long oak and black ~snut ai ing
Chairs black walnut marble top Bullets. marble
tsp crossnx In rosewood and msh,x
Washslands, Con modes, French and Eizabeth<n Bad
seAds hair Mattresses. Pillows. Pa hssses. Ward
robes Lounges &c &C Cords bs boxed aud shipped
from the Al moderate Catalogues ready
early on morning Houseke-pers and dealers VIII and
the above worthy OF attention.
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vJENRY H. LEEDS a 90, AuCrIONgERA
Ill SPLENDID BUILDING SITES rOK sIRST LASS
COUNTRY STATS, AT NEwBURs

benny II. LEEDs 90 viii sell b. auction, the prem,
scs y Ne~burs Wednesday, October 8 II Y O'Clock
by order Of thc Supreme C mn In Partition without any
reaervekghi spendh building for nrst clsAs country
belonging the Of viii rhAyer deceaAed
without n W. Fulevtnn. Jr Esq r~fer.- The
situated two miles north Of the village OF Newbars
the OF the Hudson river srd each andng
soendia view Of the and surrounding country for
than thirty miles There lots OF Is esch
lots Of each Of ~ Of Of 70
and OF IL comprising liver mountain sad
inland scenery. The view Il said By judges
surpass anything the Hudson river The Vol
Isabella srsperinss n fuli bearing he 70 acre
lot has q g;one farm house, barn. AND large orch
Ard. The ~ Ut has never falling stream
OF wAter through The centre The premises are
the splendid country q Warren Delxno IT.
J Burton, q A.. kuott, Mrs Waddell Mra PAze. " IL III
wArda y Dening and oheru A. Ms veu "a superior
ver rss class neirhborhod easy of snA
he land DE vicinity yearly incr-:.nx 10 value an opporss
equal Inducements Tile perfect
Terms. three quarter. q the purchase money can remain
Of sle and the balance the lss Sovembs when ss ds
will be delivered
Mao. he properly be obtained from the sacoaee,
OF John \. Ihayer, Esa, ~ rewburg
Trains leave Uhsmpers a. every day O'Clock. I'D A..
At Fishkl opposite, steamer leaves foot jay .,
oeirrh each day. and xs Aida bali past O'Clock srv
In tine for he sale By railroad
Almoa any hoor after the sale
The Thoa Powell Leaves every Afternoou 81 81
O'Clock. foos Of JAY street
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A UCTioS NOTICE.

DAN'I A MATHEWS, Auctoneer.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRg. ac, &c
BUTI.RK SCHULTZ MATHEWS ~i sell =, anctt,n, TO-
morrow W ednestayl lo O'Clock q, sAesroon No O. Ce
dsr . rect Opposite o, hoe g,ld and
syer hunting sui opeu watches RI the be
Alsn large o foe Jew-ry, viz Ear
rings Brseelets and guard ch.ns Iocset seal and
stone Rings sleeve buoaL Studs &c Also silver plate
table spoons Forks sa Css;ers cake Bas
beGa Ac.
Al II O'Clock, for accoun, Of whom may concern.
- 0O0 genuine Havana segsrs choice braodsF
z cses genuine Meerschaum pipcs.
Cat uogucs Asd 90 ds early morning OF ssle
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4 RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSONS IN WANT OF
fra Cabinet Furniture Household foods any
f. puonIhe OF the supsrby
NO Is Clinton place In Eighth sreet few doors Of
Broadway will be sold at private sa oneha Its value.
The assorment embraces and desirable
for geneei and private family nrs ciAs goods III dne
ore few OF the leading Articles only ba ned.
Seven octave rosewood Piano Pier Ornaments
velvet and other Csrpes rosewood black walnut and
gany Psror, Dining and chamber Eurnture VIA
dow nrapery, Mante Clocks Bronzes AID Decorations OIL
Paintings elegant liable Ware Of all d1scrp &c There
end 10 the catalogue Nothing
have not got. Call and from A. M. 70 r. NJ.
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DROWNE NICHOLS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ID Oct al o'clock, In front OF sx-sroons IS Nassau
street sorrel old. l5 Aania high
sound and kim all harIsss and un tbs saddle sired By
the well known horse sr uenry OF Don Juan and
rased In Vermont brought last fall and troed
80 10 road for style and bot.sc cannot ba
passed IL sold OF the wuers ~ health
DY JOSEPH HE3EM an -LAR1k SALE DF PAPER
- HApgings 10 toe trade; Wednesday and Thursday,
Cctober at O'Clock NJ precisely ut 10 Murray
Of rich wall PAPERS french Decorations gold aud gelys Pa
Borders tscdiny variety OF low cr,ced san Papers,
Banks, &C The sale 10 peremptory without aud
without regard her the goods w ba sod In lots
10 snt purchasers with privilege dealers Catalogues
ready and the goods on view Tuesday Arerro
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER q ID 60.
aALEa AT AuCTIUN. .


rhINIsTRAfohs SALE ,,u.p, .xn oosuv
ROsEweOD FUhNI fUkE
NAcNTvicEST ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE
CARVED ROSEwUOD sbITs or PAALOh FURNITURE,
Pier and naniel Mirrors -, -.
Rosewood Esegaea
Parties Of first olass reliable specially
denc~ Every article 10 order by soiine Roax
Of hs CITY and will therei be fully warranted
resented.
will sell this day without Whatever by order OF
the Acmnistrstnr, Col. VIM. stanley.
At the private residence No lis West en,h street between
stxh and Seventh
FKoST AND BACK PARLoRs
contain one suit OF antique syie OF rosewaod Furniture eight
one suit heavily carved pieces and covered with
Aiso suit peces covered With green silk
plush Each su viii be solo raid sui1 were made
b. bodine, OF this city. and canntt he casBod.
ROSEWOOD PIAhOfDKTk,
One OF thu best finished ipsruments Ia New YORK made 70
order By hseinway Co hAs sond ose~oot frame carved
and (Wn be offered the Of 10 and
oclocx rartan sroe Ornaments hslue Figures bron1s
Clock valuable on ra'nngs beautiful knsrsvinys English
Brussels Carpets, lace and iel Curtains Shades &C.
CHAMBkRs
Nm suite ROSEWOOD black walnut and mahogany Befsoads
marble top Dressing Bureaus wsshssnts Jommsdes hair
Easy Chairs kocxer Tables de Mutt eight day Clock mattel
Mirror AmoIroce 8Ace e,ring Chairs So as ana soiA
Beds three ply ingram aud "a pery Carpets Hugs Curtsns
single Bedsea u, cane seat IN ,irs
DINING ROOu
Oak Extensi'n Dining Table oak Buzz OAK Arm ChaArs
o'o'Aef' anu BssxMEar AND KiTcasn
Dining Tables Crocktry, Toa sets Knives ami
roks Table and On Spoons, Bird and cAga Carpet Char
H. B-ssle VIII bs positive without regard 10 weather
main The house for three DAYS After sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-02

MORTGAGE SALE or
- SUPERB OIL PAINTINGS
LArx THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE Mr.. LOUIS
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
BY Ell p H. sCHEfCK
AT THE GALL cries OF IHR
NO. rESfh sTREEf, hErwsEs BkoADwAY AND
THE FOURTH AVENUE
ON THE EVENINGS OF MONDAY AND TUESDAY
OCTOBER AND9
Commencing al IL o clock each evening.
Erasmus Qunlnus Twoportrss undoub@ily kemhranol
purchased u The late King Of Hollands sales Landscapes
and figures b. Berghen Hoy Family attributed 10 Ruosns
MbDsRN PAINTINGS
Pieces bv Deiman and rchsgg-rny Marine Wis By huCn
De brArb e.er Ford HANDICAPPED TAbeAux and
He Iinnis Van Hog DE heyser Sobeus Lsc1mte. Mo
rel Fate Baumes Ma,,eson, OTTO NEVER ReinhArd 0erar
vAlu aba collection exhibition the Aler.s Of hs
ksonA Academy OF Design, from O'Clock A. NJ. until 10
O'Clock day AID -u,pg until The ssie When they
Will be positively sold without reserve 70 lac highest bid
der.
N B.-The above offers oppo,tuuily before
with purchasers OBTAIN really
public respectfully invited examine them they viii
DO poaliivey cold AZ above without reserve
EDWARD scHEScx AUcTIoNEER.-ELEGANr soR.
u rel Dors~, ~ 4 r. II sCHENCK, this day, 81 Inst ut
O'Clock ~ their salesroom No ll Brosdwsy Horse
long aud tau 10 handle high Odd.
fecy sourd hind and gentle In see ssA
die hor~1 has been driven the less than minutes
Sold only for wan; Of use.
EDWARD scHTycK ArcrroyEER
u Wagons ard Harvest by ". y. sCHESCK, this day
I'd O'Clock, at ihsr sA,esroom No lat Broadway
cond hand Top Road wagons double sngie Harness.
Ac
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a UCTION NOTICK-A FANILY DEuLlNINu HOUSE
"A keeping Will dspos~ Of At private sale all thsr parior,
aud dining Furrtnre Al great sacrnce,
sspg OF snrerb rtanoic made by city msker and fully
guarAntreccc $500 VIII be soli for S2, including stool and
cover. rosewood ds wing suit covered aud
roh bro sie 500 for ss0 do In nlus and
red brocae s0 Fsg@r-, crnir- Table bookcase msntel
Mirrors pier do Carpets ~ fAninrA msnsl Ornaments
Bsdsesd Com NODE Couch.
arm Char $40 Tor $40 oak extension, Table
cos rs sO All the Glass and Ghinassre The fur
nurp about I've months and u IN conpete
order inquire for three days 10 West rwenty snih street
near avenue. srth aud stages
the h,gse
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Q al BoGAsr. AyrTrOSESRs -YHr ssDtT. oCrO
-. ber at tns einck a. the sm~-iasn hFsl rs B3NAry
mortgage -e. Heas~eod furaaare Beas sni Heitns A.
cnssre u III Beistrsfs ~ bar s.tress~. II Al,
sprur ssircsses - nows sheets seis Bsnkes srreNss
Fuow Css~s wsshsAnis. Tr'lef s~s HaNs snt Ptsaera
Garnet. In al rnirs O1ctNa fo1klr- }tssss rsSNs
Ac, Ac JOHN ". sosERIsDYSK suy for aortS<gee
g AZ RoGARr. ArcrTossERs -wgDNssn.Y OF
-. tocer :, W, oei's. q -. .acuon ro1n ~ LNo-b
William strest Household FntuterN ~sfsa fstl~t Ia
CARPETS oo,ase SO. Rsdsssads, kachcu terasure. A.
TRAnE kc SsIr Oy FrRNfTreE-NEu Avn
Il sec1sd h.rf-. rHOvs%pN. snea11eet = r. nor
re unrnin9 a H. orar< ~ ~ nAss1 q sl FAtrriArs
m herAi % uornuE - 80 ArraH~~s sde r. AL kn Il e
msVaAndl.e, oa Tar terms coufigame-s vsz'ed Rate
rcoces Even.
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a uCrrOx SALE Or CROCKERy, CHINA TOYS.
"A Ar-iIEsRy ~. EVANs Will .~l In lots % snii deal
90 on Tuesaay October At 10 O'Clock At IS Maiden lane
nm s.~r,meot ~ wh@ GRANITE Ware, CHA
Fancy Toys French Cana. GLASSWARE. a., ac sse pos
I've without ooos carefully repsckei Tor shp
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n RICHARDS ArcTTOsKER -TSl CASES BOOTS,
IA Shoe. hrogans ard Callers suction BY RICHARDS
AWnlrING Wednesday, October s At lOAf oclors, II
comprising the largest ami bea s.iec
Ton q goods OF cred this season 10 which We
cal the ssnuon OF city and deslera Catalogues aud
90 morning Of sale.
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Hxysy u, LEEDS. AucIIosxss HENRY 4.

HENRY II. LEEDS. ACCTIoNEEa -HkNRY H.
III IKKDS 90. will s~u ri suction "Wednesday, Octn-
Der l0b O'Clock the sa-sr No = Nassau
q OF Household Furniture removed for
q sse consisting Of Brssses and nsrsn csr
rosewood Suit ed W crms0n DO covered In
crimson brocatf cak extension dining Table Chairs
In leather do coaches nshosaav Bsrxcsse
marble toy dressing Bureaus mshozsny de-,
hosany sofAs and ire t-s mshoesny Gard rscies
chairs, BedreAds msho~sny do mahoxanF
marble top washstands Hair Mattresses B,s.rx and rlo~s
cottage suits. gi frame Mirrors msnie DO,
Clandelerp together with large ~ ohe furn
and hchen urnl which viii be enumersied IN the
catalogue.
~ i
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cIn0 0an IAN ~ REALryED ~ fFrrtIddxNr
1lVU UUU persons raytrF g. !, snt wursng
years unisr TIE tr,cuoo ~ Coin stanford Dan ,ury,
letters u inquiry mds enclo~s dins
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uEssy n LEEDS. AUcrIoNkxs-HEsRY II.
III LDgTN 90. will sell auction. Wednesday, OCso
Der 81 II ocock . Carnage, IN good ruunns ORDER
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DAwsRRoEERs SALE OF gExs AND woagx,s
IL CsnthinS-A n CRiSrALAR, suctinaerr. ~ R1esrs
WIN eel on rtrrsis ~ ne, = les .,cg ssEe sssor
urn o. rrpck SArk and pwrrrnas Psnts apt Vests ss
Drr.ses Caves NAntss bro erag- tsiA rrmnsats
cashmere Cloth. sxs sstns A. by order A J. JACK
SON ~ Waxsr street
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uCrtbN NOTCH WILL RI SOLD Ar PRIV ATE
"A - for snbd rosewood suia Of Parior rurn
tore covered vh best French orccse warranted sohd
r~@xooS srd uphner~d In the b~~ One suit
, n. splo for sIas other for s0 Also double
PAr,or suit with st plush conssng Of two
CAlru VII e so1 for sl, do engIe suit cver- with
plush price ftO Apply " hUrH. NO " ukth svo
rue one door below wsveriy place
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uCTros ForIcE -DaNIxL A MATHEWS,
"A AuCTiOSFFR.
BUTLER, sruuLrZ NArHESs VII sell Al suc,io
70 1r-pw twean-sdav at los O'Clock at be of I'm
y ant tuun Hrokyn, 70 pay sors and charge
NINE MErALILC ILsk BpArs, TkWksBxRAYS
PAINT
Ts-r- r,sh Sale ro~uvr.
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IIENRY r. HERrS, JR., AuCrIONKKR.
Ill REcRfvRR's SALx
ELE0Arf BOusEHOLD FuRSrvuRn
By order OF Hon ID. r. IN1RaHAN Judge NE Supreme

By order Of Hon D. r. no NAN Juass q sse Supreme
On wednsaaay, ocs- 8 al ioss O'clock.
Al the salesr-o . No o.. Pine srs~<,
prxns the entire Furniture of hrs csss touse aos-
WOOD seven octave rsrofo-. valuable ortns 90 ra.nlnrs
hy esnineu ussse-- cny gin French Plate Pier Hrrer
Lace Velvet Br-s@ea ana ingram Carpets richly
r~ewoc pArnr suits Ia brocste and velvet plush
rose WOOD Essercs rshes war'robrs Bed.
soafs Bur~sas wsshstAnas &c Also large c Of Crocxe
Beds R~ddinr flsen kc tn. sale well worthy ,se
uon kousehecpcrs The fnniture eli In prime order,
sod without any reserve BY order OF
Csisloeues ready -s.iy on mnrnng ~ ssie-
n. RURfEy. AUCTIoSEER-wrIL skill THIs
Sullivan and sacfoursl street The contests ~ four -oy
house ~ Bureaus Redsiess Chairs. Wsshssanis
n and other Mattresses pdng Tables Hrss~ls aud rher
CNrpev Nrru~~, Gas fixure., Heatsrs kthen Furniture
Ac r sssortnen, for dealers AID housekeep
ers The house plet
DKRENProRy AUCTION SALE OF GoiD AND
II silver Watches rich tismnrd ard gold Tewelsy 81
~ CRfFrA Austions-r. - 30 will sell. f-, fsv
Oct Aloss oclcr the entirv s.nrk ~ an tmrl-er and
dealer comprising large assortment u knxsh al ew- I'd
psiert and Levers suitable FOR he South America
ard Havana nsrke AsA soi hunting ~ carat dou Il tune
niche mcveu -oi Lever. ncSe CAouo meters snf
sell winding Lsvers frr 10. celeo-.f usnufs~iores ~
h1lmsn Co lassdo. Brttunr rr~res hst~s Beessy,
kobtn-nu snl oihers laties god hunsnx dtsmcnd aud
scnent u knah silver hunting e~eei Patent syens
Ais. silver huntn and face tnper
ana tyltnders tnwether wNh ch hoe II
ssng a cluster and sing disand rutyRl,r4
hes " ans rod Quart Cnans Aso rs Aoren ans oaa rsps
and f-uol cs@ra Terms csah pevcss air~i par.
chas~rs ~ Alcsne~r The tAds
invitet. CstAuRues ~ n1rnlng ~ sale
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Al quo 4 4. yEAs , sAIs gY Asy osx A.. q & (,

&IsA~VV WA NFNnNII VOL seTI FF3&
whole lrers tve Aiphshes Fgurs and Border ross vita
Ahsrh sol Gcnges for work with qusnty Of koch
suhcsnt " rvsil Tor tlo SQUARE, Compass F,sshins
f@ie Polishing Brush Frsmsr Shears sncchiug soae De
Csse. tnve lNe-n ample Designs Hammer ard Bic ~
with Recipe for I0dshhle nk Aercsaue stencil Iva Al
r~cess~ry INSTRUCTIONS for r Ina Stencil frames making sen
g brushes md IN short the Whole system u the
Stencil Ewsnees ~ Wholesale with suh-ert aud forts
o. descrfp nu, warranted perfect exchanged
tne res Tor nss hs whole ouf entlre ard ccnpsts 10
tnrr red tor SIC Dies all psteut@d
TIE stencil rfr3 Works aDrfngeeA v~vruot
have cash furt u s0 n-etei exclusively IA the
rstrrr q Siencs rn hsvin4 the lSrrs Ard o v~lu.ps
WISER roerr the state h whe-i " ssrenty-nve horss
pnvrr sfcrfinr ct.sfosnera Infinite .d~sntSwasL
So ~s nj FREE snrrss j. rular frsIen
and ~rurrsts 30 ~ Nerrf E4cnanrr pr~tsr
tr,.1way. &ew York srrng3ea. -
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WANTED TO rsADE-A VERY ZINE FAMILY sEw
w nN sashlns gcast SIS months siocsl for y
two handsome Bureaus Address boz A lA9 Post 0lce.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
GQortrster 4alIg Spg,

THE FIRST Times IN L1rERATURE.-
Asop's Fables, printed by Caxton about l475.
is supposed to have been the first book printed
with its leaves numbered.
The first literary journal ever published was
issued at Paris, on the Both of May, 1866. by
Dennis de Sallo, ecclesiastical counselor to the
Partisan parliament. Its title is journal des
Savans' This work met with a favorable re-
cepuOn, and was soon initiated throughout
Europe. Its author had the qualification of
seeing 1t translated into several languages.
The hrst Book of Common PRAYER issued
IN England made its appearance in March,
1919
The first attempt at a monthly publication
OF the parliamentary debates was made in the
Gentleman's Magazine, for August, 1885.
ne most ancient printed book, with date,
Is psalter-the truly beautiful Psaltorum Co
ueX-printed in 1547, at Mentz
MIR. Halam states that the earliest works
printed in France bear the date 1470 and 1471
while there is little doubt that Caxton's i'm
preston of the Recucil was printed during
the life of the Duke of Burgundy, to whom its
? author was chaplain, and, therefore, in or be.
fore 1867.
Trevisa's translation of GlanviIle treatise
DE Proprietatibus Rerum, printed by Wynkin
de Worde in 1907, is the first book printed on
paper made in England.
1He hISl oook COHtdlHlHg EngnSn WOOD cuts
is Caxton's Mirrour of the World, (148I) a
folio volume exceedingly rare and valuable
Sir John Harrington translation of Orlando
Furioso (l590) is the first English book con-
tanning coppcrpates.
The first collection of English maps is Sax
tons folio volume, consisting of thirty five
maps and an Illuminated portrait of Que IN
Elizabeth, published in London, 1879 Hearne
says he "ofen consulted Saxton's maps and
found them of great advantage"
The first County history published in Eng
land is Lambarde's Perambuation of Kent
q576).
The first printed notice of Shakespeare, by
name, occurs in a work entitled Poimanteia,
or the Means to Judge of the Fall Of a Com
monwealth, whereunto is annexed a Letter
from England to her three Daughters, Cam
bridge, Oxford, and Inns OF Court by w. c.
Cambridge, 1894.
Bernard Breydenbach's Sanctarum Perigri-
natiouum in Montem Syon (Mayence, 1866
is, perhaps, the first book of travels ever pub
lished, and contains very remarkable illustra-
tions; among others, a view of Venice more
than five feet in length and a map of the Holy
Land more than three.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

CARICATURE OF THE CRUCIFIXIoN.-An in
teresting letter has been received from Lewis
Cass, Jr., minister to Rome, giving an account
of the finding Of inscriptions and delineations
upon arches and walls in the progress of ex-
cavationS on the Palatin, where stood the
House of Gold of the Caesars. On the walls
OF one room was found sketch, cut or en-
graved with a sharp pointed instrument, of a
crucitx, together with the figure of man in
the attitude OF prayer, standing near it. The
announcement of this discovery created great
interest BY order of the pope, the design
was removed from its position, happily without
injury, and contided to the care OF MOnsignore
Macohi who invited Mr.. Cass to inspect it,
and permitted him TO procure copy to be
made Notwithstanding general discrepan-
cy, the conflicting views concur with scarcely
an exception in the conclusion, that the aim OF
the sketch was TO cast ridicue on the worship
of the Christians. 1t presents the outlines of
a cross, on which is a human figure bearing
the head of an ass. A tunie envelopes the
waist, and the arms and legs are partially COW
cred with bandages. To the left, with one
hand raised in the posture OF alteration, as de-
picted on ancient monuments, appears the
form of man, while below is seen the follow.
ing inscription alexander adores God" !"
The execution Of the engraving, as will be
perceived from the fac simile, Of which the
scale is one fourth smaller than that of the
original, Indicates an entire Ignorance Of art,
being stiff and hard, without ease or grace
whatever. Satisfactory evidence refers the
date OF it to the reign of Septmus Severus.
There were numerous Christians in his court,
one OF whom, it is supposed of the name OF
alexander, was thus exposed to ridicule by
MS pagan associate or companion. The room
was constructed in the time of Hadrian-a pc.
riou uurlng which there was legend current
throughout all the Roman dominions, that the
CHRISTIANS worshipped divinity whose head
dliiered IN no respect from that of an ass
The letter of Mr.. Cass, dated Milan. Feb. IA
1860, was written to the Rev. George Duffield
ID. D., OF Detroit.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31
Brighton Cattle Market-Maroh 20.

HrIghtOn CattIe Mnrket-March 29.
At Market 200 Beef Cattle 100 stores 1900 Sheen and
Lambs and 1900 Swine. ~
BEEF CATTLE-Prices-Extr $500; first quality 81 0O
l75; second quality, S6,75; third quality $3.50 a SIS
WORKING OXEN-SS5. so a l0O '
MICH Cows-S40 a Al; common, sl7 a Is.
VEAL CALVES 4 al.
STORES -Yearlines none; Two years old SIT a %:
Three wears old SIS a q.
HlDEs-6 "a SIC q 1b; Calf Skins-lO a lie q ID.
TALLow-Sales at al 73c u fb.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-S2,50 "a 2,75; extra So l. 50 e.
PELTs-Sl25 "a 81 rs each
SWINE Spring pigs q Il retail u a Sc; fat Hogs,
undresSed, none. 9N'
Beeves sold by the head prices equal to the val
ue per pound OF the estimated weight Of beefn the quar-
ter together with the fifth quarter, the Ede and tai
low at the same price at shrnkage from live weight
agreed on by the particSvaryng from Is to "a q cent
Fitchburg S. Boston ana Lowell 49, Boston and Maine
Y. Total Ia
Remarks is an advance OF 25 a Soc per cwt on
Beet allowing no shrink few extra sold high SIC
per OO Sheep and Swie remain about same as last
week.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

q sf "a quality Gncuding the best grass fed Oxen the
oe stan TED Cows and the best three years old Steers)
s9:i9; third quality S4,00 ordinary So
SToREs-WOrking Oxen 800 l2W a us
Cows AND CALvEs-S25, 40 "a g.
1EARLINGsnone; two years old SIT a %; three years
old S25 to s2S
SHEEP AND LAMBs-l350 at market-Prices in lots,
10 g 2l5 each Extra 50, s. each, @ &c q ID.
live weight.
Numher from each State
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

HIDEs-6 a SIC q n. Tallow, q &c. q n.
PELTs-sl25 q s75 each. Calf Skins, 10 q lie q h.
Veal Calves-NOne.
There were % over the Eastern Railroad 40 over
the Boston and Lowell, and So the Fitchburg
Remarks-rhere fine cattle at market to-
day; sales about the last week prices for
the best stock fully sustained The quality of sheen
rather poor but owing to the supply there was
a slight improvement on last weeks prices
B,-As usual on Fast week, market day will be on
Friday
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-31

At market 6s1 Cattle; 81 Beeves and 100 stores o
slstng ol Working oxen, Mich Cows, and one twn Hvi
and three years old. N' we
MARKET BEEF-Extra Oncudlnp nothing but tbe hos,
large tut stall fed oxen $3.50 % S0O first 1uatv n
cuding nothing but the best large sall-ied Oxen O0