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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-05
4 uCrIoH sALr OF ePLENpID FUasirueE.

A UCrIoH SALE OF SPLENDID FUasiruaE,
"A Bronze and parfAn china Ornernents and Aricsa Of
veStu IT GOULDShIrH, Auctooeer VIII sell ths day mon
day. February commencng ~ io1s oc OK al .he dne
A. opportunity for those 10 Of furniture and
ey Wi DO veil TO attend eve-y article WI ,e sod siscon
The urniiure NJ first qualify and msda by Bod
kapea Of Broadway Parlors contain three solid SUI Of
rosewood Furniture covered In three olo'sd brocsde 9Th
sip fine veyet Sui, hss, receruh 10 &irs
covered N satin medallion antique style large rosewood Book
elegant Bos de Rose MArsnese1e eegsn ormola
two splendid bronze Figures OF EURO ard merios
antique BbIayy Hooloase With Books rosewood marble top
Canterbury, rosa ~ocd side and eectre eetau carved
nor yases SEQ; two soeudd Psri.n fispres Pandora
and Phbe Ere. Oh brorze Cck splendid Prn Figures Of
different sut jects-x laic and Painting Csvaera Js~e
Boxes Card Cases Glove Boxes win ~ aoeodh
Parisu and Dresden OrnA nents two large pier GAssss
With Cops,les and splendid Coruices match Psrap
Shades, corner Eteeeres, twelve s,endh on Paintings
with god frames; CARROTS Rugs and Foot Senrnes sgnh
cent four round Panofoe heavy carved gs one OF
The beet the CITY, Stool and Cover and xusc stand nains
buffers Tray of $50 pecss and break
fast Sets large quantity cut and e,g aved G.ssssrs 80
hemian do cut and engraved such pble's Vince Chan
DecAners Preserves frS and celery sAnds rich
everware Casters table Spoons tea spoons Forha .sdes
pser Trays desirable LOT % ivory table Cutlery Turk
lab Chairs Lounges kecond third and ou IN spores
furnisbe Bureaus With Egyptian
marble Wsshsapds. Cbioners Wararosss t. mat 81
9oihc Bsdsteads hair Aa,rssSes holsters
PAlops Bsr Quts sheets With Lace Csrsns all
snd black wanu. Furniture c0nss OF Bureaus @ase
Stands B<dsteads Cribs feather bade "a asses Work
S,anta Booh ktsDds Crner ssnda oval and jasss
Cocks Recsns Chairs sofss Sofa Reds srfs ho ChVrs
Goal with all tbs basement Furniture such Urockery
cooliuf Utensils DC.
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10kTfNEk GRIFFIN 4 90, AUJrIONBERb.
! -. ON MONDAY, MARCH q
M rrcps,ty q gentleman lssyipg 'es siy iruRu

issss 4 sssss 'ss
elegant 'sd;ss; s AK ssa street 's"s
ss 'A'Asps c".p rsS Ss he ..,o,s.. o,
-'' H aI furniture and wO' a Of Art
sfsred q auction this seas'n'
Esssn, Drawing Room Suits Artistic Brea'Is stausry.
Bronze 70 se ssd ormSa Chanael,er,;
sroc.as and Lac. oa,s ma AZ A'ne' nrF0F'
Dresden and seyres ehns ornsms", GOOD chamber
..s r e ss sa W;; ~,
ss.a % p sss j s.S s.
sS.s soss eslssrsd sa S,ss
- q Ss ssr fs.s s
ssss u NE house on morning af sale Drawing Rooms
.s.sea rsAly made sy ssa.aws m.ssr: .aa
= Ss sSss %
e csyer aed music books Secretary and Book
and o.ss
~ .SrSss
Ss6eras Brackets, medallion yeiyst Carpets. mo.Io
s:s I'd s sIssss s' ssr. .sss %sss:i ::eS s
@ so : IL
ass II tsrss Soiorsd sroe.ds aasorp
s ard . ss nsa VIE
..a.ood: Kins'. palscs reclining Essy Chair Scnsos
rhss'
s . bss
fHhvpRs by iexrand Cole, IDman Bsnsss sesees Egaw
uey the eesbi Aisd psniDg in the Louvre Paris Storm ct
kea by fnxerpage Two superb maca Paintings Scenes *
H. s.s y c IL sf I'D ss%:
wn.sy. West Point sossss On ne e'ss. q FrAnee
:o Ss eeissrsd sasrssns noe O. he fa RS, q
xAs Deans richly pained antique lava Vases from Psmpe
sia r two S. s:
he scoordeou muaeai Box nine different ,uoes
pearl !nid stersoc pe With nura6e, superb
s.s proof c,py mnsIs'nxs s.essie Bad OAK hat .ad
psAus Bedeads and mnnodes n match Am ,ar a acs
lt Tables shaving stand wardrobes Couch
ao.t.n am Char, oval bach Sss!rs covered in manst
Mseses feather Beds BLANKETS Counterpanes cod
eHlo:A sy, Mirrors 81 PAINTINGS: decorated shns sois
sA'sfsy md Slasa ..D.' Queens s0,.s soSs
80 corner p sand' ssSanS as vinnS Rc.m.so,a
ssa dining Table sxeen .et length; Conehas chairs
ssg.n sets Of csysal spd ruby Glassware Decaners
Alers celery f5nA and preserve Stands finger
pses ,uov glass Punch Bowl e.se Phchers and sod
MAJ Tea ses All TIE ehaa and glass furnished
We o. se.ssd hsass q Jao ycshs o. rsr.s; silver
1eies Napkin Rings spoons Forks ivory handle Fable
5rspsy vintage lsa SCOTCH whsiey do Gordon oSer
xKeben Furntu Stone Iron ccoden and Tin Ware Copper
0tepAis, 40 Also, pair Coach Horses and old;
p s. rS &c Ola can S S each
Harness I DO Wagon, Rohes &C. Terms OF ssle cash In
baDkabe money certified checss Deposits required Of al
h Competent will be pack and
sAp ~ goods 70 any part Of the country desired
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LbERr NyCOLAY, AUCfIONEHa.
"A RuHNNy auction sale Of Stoahs and Bouds
Abtbf II NlCOLAY viii sell THE day {Mrsdsyh March
l2x ocock n his stock ssesroorn 50 wnliam street.
NEAR Wsi:-
100 ,hayes 81. Nicholas Bank. shsres Market Bank.
g Commerce. ms q Rope Ina
30 National /" n Rrevoot ms
40 lenox Z" ~ Kntckerbocker Ins.
70 Fbeman's Friend ms. 6Humooldt
20 Wells, FNgo 4 On q Eyp. ~ North River
10 ct Wes Mar ms 10 Asor
10 ComnonweAlth Ips. ~ sIth Avenue hR.
10 kes0luts :" 80 Wsshiugton Ina
Is N. Y. Floating Dock Co. ~ Kings County lns.
70 Lafayette Ins. $50 AdrtAuc
500 Kerosene Gas Light Co. 60 ~ Y. CousoVd stage No.
ITO Ch, ST. p f. DuIac RR. loo Inn. n. Y. xewfount
land Tel Go.
$500 Tewn Of FORT Madison per cent bonds
300 Treverion kal) RI la mortgage bonds.
5000 Detroit 4 Milwaukee ID mortgage bonde.
1000 Lee County QoSal per cant bonds
Neg regular sale Thnysdav March Regular auction
sale Of socks and bonls every and Thnrsa ever
81 WI Nerchans Exchange desired stocks
and onds bought and SOLD at private sse and at Brokers
Board ALBERT II NiOOLAf,
Auctionc~r aud 8e,ct Broker.
William Wall.
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DAwNBRoKFRB SALE refs DAY. AT L0x
i o,eiont, bEiI THoMPsoN6 .,iov rooms V as,,
Broadway LAdi.v and gentemcnA Ciohing ELK and ~
Frocks Shawn Msnt,s Dry 0o,ds Qis Blankess frosk
Goals Pants Vests, gold and oliver ws!eses Jevary 90 c
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4 UCr10N NOTICE.
"A c. EDEY Auctiouesr.
EXECUTORS eALE OF FCRNfTyRE, PICrU r ES
WINS, &C., CARRIAGE AND HARNESS

EXECUTORS SALE OF FURXryRE PICTURES,
WINS, &C., CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
EZRA LUpLOw Jr.
VIII sell On Wednesday March ln O'Clock ~ sale sroam
Fwnue consis,pg sofas Mrrnrs Bsos shelves arpess
Covches PGnr screers marbe wood fables
and cas- Cnsrs tedsissds Ma.ueaes, &c &c
silver mounted mahogany Cutlery Gases, manufactured In
Lonoop 10 les
email but splendh collection Of ancient and modern pc
turss BY ell known af,sss and well worthy tbs Hstann
Of eonnosssieurs
small socs Of superior vines liquors 10 very
old and few 'houaAnd Of very choice Havana sugars
seated Phstou Wagon with TOO and back seaa 10 ex e
lent order together with sver plated double AMI snse Ser
The sAse 10 peremptory Every lot viii 20 rnd he
hGnsst bidder ON Tuesday aud Pc!ures On
1 UoTI0N SALE OF MAHOGANY AID BLACK VAL
nut Veneers - cousequene Of owners rerne from the
bnsness - N. CRIS1 LAIR Ancooeer VIII SOL rsars
day March At 10Y ococs without Al 40 ~ Centre
street arRe and well Assorted stock s bask ~Aiaai Oak
and AAhofany and Crotch veneers Nrether VIII large s
E,DWARD ECHENCK, AUCTIONEER
u FINE OIL PAINTINGS
T. ~ sGHss - On sonday 81 inst, Al !, A. T.,
ARD bsfose elhiblssd eouutry comprising sne
sorsi s 81 r Historical pkces'H pvv,p,xrr
AST VssskGSers, Sks sss xsks
and ether we'll known arsts The Paintings
ONWARD sCHENCK, AuCrIoNRER.-RNrIRR PuR.
II niiure Of the large Esniesl resdenos
On wednesday, the tn lost q lo,s 4 "
copsssDg Of the entire psror, bod room dining and
Win which the sale Will commence
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.xxCUrOR1 SALE.

~ A. q HuILKK Auesoecev
W@ sen, a ~ Oh day Of March, 1891, ., IL r. ~
re I've four saoy brtok n.slng. wss 4 rec xnswn
saswAlka Gas Croon water he~,ers ani aaprave
nsnts Sire Of Isas irregular; 'front.' N,c,l aad xuvve
As westerly 81 et cohes ~ knsh sod s.hsr sLs
81 test 3nches FERNS ny pss osnt cash sDt bA,sacs
nOr,eAge for term of years
Asa ths three sovy brown fssps asn aass
0ent No 6Marp'a terrAoe Thsstesb seopna
Nd Third avenues enntsinoG and al rai-sn
snts siAe Of Ot IL feet Inches BY 81 fest tsvA:
ne Of Houee Ahou. 80 feat deep; for xl
se,d subsct % znortsase Of Aa0 .~J prrsnssA
Terms, oash shove mortgage.
Also, all iha, valuable Lot TIE souta-u Nv s.r.es u
6ecoad and Ninth Is Nst 10 By
% ~ n depth On IL Rart If f-on,nx
a,h rest are ese tour story brick ssa~.. nro~a s,ns
msnt each .suns Tor 500 per fee. ,se ~
feet 10 tnehs. n dspA 1ne front VI ssio is sse
hahea Wdo BY 90 feat desp and fasins
nQfsvsd WM b. sold sabeot s mortgage IA whole u
$780, Sayabte h four ysArs fren 0A Nss ,sa rses sas
Above DsgtgAGa
Fer further tsrms. apply 70 THOMAS REILLY ssesaes,
IA Third hveuus 70 ID. Mcmahon, f,r axepu
III broadway IL and IL
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NkW YOxk AED nAR!kA RAlIaoAn
AZ rAkE - 10 ALBAHY.
"a end anR Wednesday January H. H6o tacs l,svs
fyenN Ssn erec sstca Hsv Ysrs ~ fo1o~s:-
For W1nnxpehg'dso- &c n A. h. 7S0 aad SOL m
=. wAAs yAlns-l,aO ard r n.
tbs p n, from whits ssse dspA
m MSss w. H. iron F--u'E sixth 'rs.' SsSsk
Per Nbapy-eA ", nan, xnd $50 P. express o,nnse
20 vAh - n Y. Uenesl Railroad
RETUANIyl WILL LEAVE
NnnAasbstdge-s ~ and go A. n, And s-d5'<t T.
Whss PisAns.s asd I:D H. NJ; ts9r n
Crotca-7 An hiDcrt1n-i A. n
Afbsny-fi A. n .au. and t;B r. NJ sruroas grasn TIA
SAN mail and $50 7. D., ans copneo, 81 Cs,
Aaw Foar Cornes for al sts,rs wssru fafIoAd Yss
aaGa cAschsd IL nal nod sl2rss tna ~ White
Sr1er1sN N S.1 A. b. sod from Ia n
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LEGAL NOTICES.


]
Under The cktrce ctim he crefHOvn of John
e'srd) Regulation Act ftsnDssn ate Of liuotA1
ISM ss.ou ii | 10 he COUNT Of TiopsrAry.
10 'be tier Of ruolt.ao. deccsssd Oh - BE-
ard NAY foo he twenty hNh day a
gart Later otb,rwte Han Fetr isry LEGO ~ furnGA fu
rtrAu, petfonays. wttenA 70 The Estd rctitioncrn.
Hppnsr, resordent cr N JceepA HOrner thoir
smount nnd particulars IL their several dnRndz
Il staple deb
Of rAeFXon Of such deb order that The psNlonsyr
my xtLo,t d tha is uslacy
much of hsir dcapde they shall think s Of he ~
owsnce or Of when any psri same ssd
vtose dsnnnds shAu Be sAlowed enbey wholly o. IN pa
sha. ~ 'he peril O. oSs to nj hber1y Ae charges my
ente 10 iespect cf the c'sss dsaawed wth
ons after hey shal have received aes
also REQUIRE al saiaire 70 b merit Of Kin a
me 500 John EApnsAp % Gle thtr ctms my chambers,
nns v.sy he city Of pabin before the said 16 day
o. $50 n Mat sse nay b es.soet 80
Is'ed ibA ~ dsy Of January. 1850.
J. !. kuRPHY, Master In ChAncery.
Josxpa H0sFER Solicitor fcv The pcttpners No II Upper
Crmord Quay, Dubha acd Clonn,eL
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EDWARD sCHsNcE, AucTIosEEa.

4 o
BY E&F H. sCBENcK, on Tuesday 9Th int At O'Clock
at e!y ssesroon IS Eassau street. ine black yaar
cd M hsnts high warranted perfectly lind sound and gen
iect order also light Doctors Pht
rage built By Parker Of Harlem also double aud sngs
HEfnees.
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m 0AFrrBY, AUCTIONsER-OFFICE NO. CHAM
bers .tree.-wrl sell Monday. 6th Inst ~ 10 O'Clock
precisely the essc sock and Fi.nres Of As rs CHASE ros
farrsIt dr hing saloon No Wooster street. OF
UteYsi Tables ChAs Bar aud Futures Mirrors ass FIX
ture Ac
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IvoR SALE AT AuCTION-ON vEDNespAY MARCH
IL ocloak, Ms premises S8 Waahin The
ashnery and Tool. q The United stss eoee sna spice ni
ehahg and Betting oGehsr VIII two Mns ~ hs nsnA1
machinery connected vKh 1ys saas esAbthnsu sAl 20
ettive for exsh.
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NoAI.--1O CARTMrN,
" stnve q %; nut, ~ 81
boat foot Of DcApoeeg sarUet
WREw0.t3 AtAw~Nvs -.
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PEDLBRs AND oKoCsRs-
discosrginG fw three days trrm
ApOty " scAtcs, or Hespv
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H'Ok 6ALE At .AuC!ION-ON vEDNkWAY. MARCA
s q x: M ss III IN: T.
Is
naensry ecnnsesd vHh nsss slass establishment sas
HEnsY ,; Hxars. JR., AUCTroxEER,
ne ~ ,.sx 80: ;.s ::s ssss :''''''
s. sss.s as &c .,sh,y damaged
i IL s:s s:1 4 s%:sa S:sss.
100 '-'fs is Ssst Ssa css% ,ss; Whistles.
r .NoRIARrY, AucrIoNIRR--wILL SELL THIS
e. y ny O'Clock = b: sso's i7s Csa,sa 90
e.: asS S su1ss Bsd:is.as S.sps % "a Pal ,iax
Fancy esoSs. i 1a s ; '''''' % @'A'a "''s '''and
T WHENCE POST. AuC!IoNEER FOR SALE, AT
s:ss ws 81 s ss :a. xsss q :" @ y T e
s:su:. .sss .1 sT2ss SSnss s:' '
M MURPHY, AuCTroNsER,-sALEE EVERY MORN
sa 81 r. ss S s
, snsS A. ~. q ss ; rat s: aee .,s
sse cseis Aver saed sbs ana COOKE. ass a
sSa as :. md
rs ~: Catalogues BOW rs.dy.
MORT0A0E GALAXY VIRTUE or cHArrEi,
:. Il s H. pu sss. :of0 n.s On sS1na.y
New York, 20 Horses esges ss.s aarnsss
WsGon bschsi Tools iron Bafe DC.
STANLEY, Jrs Aa'y fnr hostsAsse
DupLIC ADMINISTRATORS sALR-w H. SANFORD.
autopeer, vii sell on Tuesday, March osines n
t4S PeAr street. the effects OF Hsr L. Carl D. ophs1
Mo. ton and Others consis ing Of Coshns Fu Da
honda '''As' ''"''' 4 ? p s ;5sss Public AA.,
CHlRUrr sALE.-CHAMBxRs APATRCHr.D AUo-
S ueess. .i =; y: o, fsad.,i I.'oss Soss.s
and Eugraviugs; alnO hi Hard Table
= EU.rnY Dept Sheriff JOIN KELLY, sheriff
Alo. one Liniss Safe large szc With continuation lock
i adjoining The Cathedral grounds In Mott street.
70 b sold
AT AUCTION
TUESDAY RICH
q u 0elosk, By JAnxS y. MILLER, NJ The Merehans RI
March II, = l0f O'Clock a % Iiserty street for ac
e:perses-rrunk, r. Dunoan bon a. Iaekef care q 4 az
en- Con, = sedxe; 3ea:es, H. z bar, H. Bur.
se& E,1les. : CO.. Sbls whIstsy O. L. HeK W, cars
rr bels nepr, n o. Maek; boxes DO csre q York:
nar PATEL =: fsnsn boz. Burdeu. Jones Co., care
= : - .wIfELisG afSSise Z CARTER, Auc.,u.u.
wv. wrTxRs,, AUcrroNEga-wrLI. SSH. rgIs
hcueebcM Furniture Of large house: pssycr su,s ~. ~
msrtei Mirrors oil fAutnRs Ptanofor sco Curtslr. css
ytc and extension Tables Eessre tapestry NV
nsr. and n ssnr S.pe n ,rs :x hs ~.
other Mattresses feather Beds Banhe snesss sprsads a.
bic snd bed Linen, marble top dressing aud
s;ns1sSs ros Dinner And t.. ~. dio'nx Ao1
Henn o1heya
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONS OFFICE a NORTH
william street. wa ss this day at '0s o'ciock the Con-
tents Of be Liquor store 1853 south Dover
stating Of s cass Fixtures and an Assortment OF fine Bran
dies. Wines. Gins, d.
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CARD.
a Nav SPRING MANfILAS
INV SPRING CLOTH OtRCULAHR
sew aPkINa vELVEf MANf uLLAS
An exquisite assortment for
ITS RETAIL TRADE,
VIM be opened this weekb by
". u. RILTOtT & co,
Z9i aud 2i6 Jana, street,
BrAndrsah ouuiingA
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SPRING FASHIONS.


IVASnlON PAPER PA1TERkS.-NA DAkE DEMOxfS
GOODALL respectfully invites the patronage tho pad
Nc 70 her uneqsaisd Fashion Pasr jug resstved from
Bssques ~ e Alec specially The 1ored Dress for prone
n. -Lsdiss mote ny address osrefuiiy-No SO Cansj
street. three Church rect and opposite Greene
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CUAnkk BoAbp WANrED-AT The sxA siDE
- where there osher boArders o. anal fnrs,.s
CosaSs snhont Board Adassss rS fail pas,,saia.s g
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OCTIoN NOTlcE.-S 4 ). BOG ART, AuCTrONEERS-
sr karce Al I0k O'Clock, At the Aactou
FORM Imam Wrec hoaeehch Furniture, cous$tsur Of
ssssssJ soiss Chair Tables, Brusses O.rpes Iootipx
80 I ts sno Hhcnen Furniture, one large mahogany
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4 }. BLIECKER, SON 4 CO.:
~ VIII ssl,
ON WEDN RDAY MAHCH 7.
Al II o,eloek n TIA Morchsnte, Rxohsnu<

UCTICp NOTICES J. BO0ARf AUCrroNKR1a
n Moody Mach q l01s oeock n the sustiou RON IA
- barrels Ilo1r susas H,s hees Four, nolssse OF
a., sse Of Holland Gin. Aso at O'Clock & De oo
Fiat and fweueth street, the balance Il -
49, Of 1fceextCs and Store nxtures.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Jenkins Eclipses Himself in Bombast.

The Jenkins ofthe New York World wrote
concerning the Prince-of- Wales ball:
For an hour before the Princes arrival,
the floor had presented a spectacle upon
which the ambient frescoes of the dome had
never looked down before, nor will again.
even though they float above dozen gener-
ations ofrevelers, The floor was not crowded
merely-it ttwas congested. Herrings in a
box, or Smyrna figs in keg, or ssrdines in
can, are objects generally regarded as illus
trative of close packing, but these piscine
and pom biological analogies are in Illustration
of this social jam, weak and fiaccid. twas
as if some gigantic hydraulic press had been
employed to condense the good society of
the universe, and had done it. There was q
surface glitter of motion, capricious and
intricate drifting of tides to and fro; flutter-
ing feathers and vivid gems, and the white
simmer of lawn, and shining bald-heads,
and wild drifsRg hair, white as moonlight.
The orient panorama of color threaded with
intersecting streaks of black, like the veins
of that Asian marble which is vivid with
opalescent hues, and the great moving wave
oflife seemed to throb and palpitate beneath
the white flood of light which poured upon
it. r.l',.. 49,.
Ifone were permitted to rim this arabesaue
fabric of description with moderate little
fringe Of explanation, it should be, that while
the great crowd upon the floor gave rise to
the suspicion that more than the prescribed
number had been admitted to the ball, other
portions of the house were comparatively
vacant. The two upper tiers were at no
time fully occupied. The fringe of flowers
encircling the auditorium largely diminished
the available space. -.-f.. ...H.......r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20


nPoLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN VENICE - The
People Rips.for Aischisf.--A correspondent
of the London Times, writes from Vienna,
under date of September 20; 9l .vsi.s5
The politicall excitement in Venice is very
great, and the inhabitants of the city appear
to be ripe. for mischief They scott at the
troops and German residents, and insult the
government BheneEep they think they can
do so with impunity. During the night of
the 2lst the Imperial arms were pulled down
from public office, and so ab0minablyi be-
daubed that they were nnteuchable. Many
, Frenehmen have recently arrived at Venice,
and on the 2lst, one of them, an engineer,
was arrested while making sketch of q
fort. 1t is whispered that very important
discoveries have recently been made by the
Imperial authorities in Venetia. The whole
affair is kept very secret, but it is believed
that the government has in its hands proofs
that there has long been direct and con-
stant correspondents between the Garibal-
dians, Nenetians and Hungarians. Several
persons have recently been arrested at Co
rice and Udine, and sent to fortresses in the
interior Of the empire. 'nal .s ra v'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Interesting Letter Of Bonaparte to Pope
a Plus VII. r., -s ,tI

. A Paris paper announces the discovery, in
an old hair-bottomed armchair, used by
Pope Plus VII, when a prisoner at
lFontainebleau, of the two following doci-
ments, which possess more than ordinary in
terest, under existing circumstances The
first is a letter addressed to the Pope by the
Emperor Napoleon I, and is dated
'Fontaine ebleau, Jan. 2s, 1873" The second
is letter written to the Pope when in con-
fnement at Savena by Count Blight an
nouncing to his Holiness that, In conse-
quence of an English plan to land on the
coast and carry off his Holiness, the EInpe-
ror Napoleon had determined to remove him
toFontainebleau. The letter from Napoleon
is in the following terms: .'-'i.'-
"oVery Hol,, Father :-Y cur Holiness hay
ing appeared to me to fear, at the moment
| of signing the articles putting an end to the
divisions which aflict the, Church, that they
might bear the interpretation Of an implied
Pronunciation of your pretensioh to the Ro-
man States, feel pleasure in assuring you
L that, meyer having intended to demand of
! you q Pronunciation of the temporal sover-
! eighty of those States your Holiness need
not fearhthat it may be believed that you re-
nouuce your rights or. pretensions either
directly or indirectly by signing the above
! mentioned articles. 1t is with the Pope in
his quality Of Chief of the Church in spirit
ual affairs that have treated. con6lu-
sion, very Holy Father, pray God that He
may preserve you for many years to the
government ofour Mother (the Holy Chdrch)
t'Your very devoted son. NAPOLEON.
1"Fontainebleau, Jan. 20, 1873" .euop =.
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} THE LATE DisAFFEcrIos IL GREEcE-
Uprising Of tie People and Opposition to the
Apstriqg ToHcy.---A letter from Athens in
the Semaphore, at 'Marseilles, gives the fol-
lowing version Of the disturbance Of the
jiibth ult.n L1'.N1iz i7i7Ash .'n y" u.' 2 A-
| On the occasionof the anniversary of Greek
independence, il is usual to erect trium.
phal arch in front of the palace, but the
government would not tsllow it this year, nor
were the military bands permitted TO play in
the evening as usual. In the morning yari-
Gus patrols traversed the city in all direc-
tions, as If it had been in state of siege.
After the Te Deum the troops were kept
within their barracks, and at nightfall the
police closed all the public establishments.
/ About eight o'clock crowd, composed
chiefly Of students and young men, belong
ing TO the best families Of Greece, went to
the square before the, palace, where some
bOnhres had been lighted as usual, and raised
cries Of "Garibaldf foreverln down with
the Austrian policyp "The Constitution for
everI" and Others still more violent. The
military were soon on the spot, and after
some little hesitation the fires were all put
out. This measure, however, only increased
the pproar, for those who did not shout when
the place was lighted did SO in the darkness.
The crowd went to the residence of Admiral
Canaris, close to the Kings palace, uttering
the same cries, as well as "Oanaris for teYerH
kDown with the tyrantl" The troops and
genadrmss both horse and foot, soon came
up, and dispersed the crowd without any
blOOdshed. rTrsm laf laaljag1 tuDlH '.Q
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,di ADvANTA AGRoUs USE BY AN EMBAssADoR OF
THE CATEoHIsM!-Th -Thackeray relates how an
Embassador, forgetting his speech, got out of
the quandary: sosb',7, ansuaU
..s Otto Yon KonigsmaEir appeared as Embas-
sador at the Court of Louis XIV, and had to
make a. Swedish speech at his reception be-
fore the Most Christian King. Otto was a
famous dandy and warrior, but he forgot his
speech, and what do you think he did9 Far
from being disconnected, he recited portiou
of the Swedish oatechism 10 his Most, Chris
tian Majesty and his court, not one Of whom
understood his lingo with the-exception of
his own suite, who had to keep their gravity
as best they might. 1tsi-.n' a0ia'1O ,gE