The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15


which intended for suci an and others for Nan
king Our return to ehsnshss was marked WITH no In
cdents Of special Interest ept the ing OF two
bands Of infuriated countrymen whom we couc.iaiet
much - We bad done th.ss net gong up few
70 preseit shall close this already lengthy communla-
ton One 10 that TseDk Quo LANG dead and another
that according 70 rebel testimony, Mr. see the former
him, not dead, but 10 An officer In the rebel army nov
q HaDgchsu.
mo recent taking of Haugchau and its i'm med ate
abandonment by the rebels strstagem by which
draw on the Imperial forces frcsn Nsnking.
The rebel Kingdom 10 now increasing so rapidly In its
extent and stretching It's borders To that the
time viii room come when must take some stand
missionaries and In regard 10 them. The state
to their conclusions We have cone home With
minds much more hvorabiy impressed In regard to the
TO feel interest in what hey do rney feel,
however improperly thai they caed OF God 70 put
end TO doary and 70 the Tartar dynasty wnen they are
about TO destroy temple they stand around and their
leader cries out Gin the Of Shang the Holy Father
and By the authority Of Jesus his Son, We demoish this
temple" and then the work begins. Unless God inter
poses and by his own might put them down, what
crush q people Infatuated with such dea2 Ger
sanly army whose soldiers fight only the sake OF
two hundred cash day-no army in Chiaa-
Though in itself the rebellion may be wrong, and may
have very much coruected with II that evil, yet We
know that God and win bring good out Of IT, In THE
"e van fe'oce'
1.-THE Genius Of the New York Herald,
From tho London Globe, August 29.l
Some OF contemporaries, eager to relieve the dull
anecdotes Of Lord JOIN Russell q scottish or ard
Palmerston taking morning walk at Ronscy. We are
sl however, far behind the smartest nation" in these
things Our statesmen occasionally the hust-
Dgs where city prentice may ask the Foreign Secrc-
tary question, R,wcro may crtc!se the premicr's
career but nsuspapas sadly od,a the 0.nius Of the
NV York HERALD. Il would manage Tho lni1g 50
sending reporter down TO Cambridge House, or
70 Knowsey, and getting pleasant readable article
dashed out OF the conversation across the wanus
and The vine. That great journal has taken this
with two Of the candidates Tor the Presidency and the
Tho information collected in Mr. Brecknrdge's own
house and from his own lips ID various and important
rs ~ sy dy ,n ana arc
Mrs Brock nridge was regarded - belle" (why that
and two girls. Maori Breckinridge flor Of the
gallant American has military rank-who in the states
has NOT y u described surprisingly handsome
n sG ssy ?: s
ros soul The indexes q brilliant intellect and At tho sAme
We SEQ what the eyes would be ain any man or woman
10 tho Presidential candidate neither perhaps above
bosh(, and also how much better are his eyes I'm his
own head - than II by chance needy packing Of the
angels who make up souls and bodies they had been o.
Ottcd to else Major Brech nrdge, are also
sisent with their position Of servtude and we
have the religious and moral habits Of the family photo
graphed 70 the life
The Vice President member Of the Presbyterian church.
ousade pillar thereof Mrs. Brechiuridre member Of
D. Beps: persuasion They both regular
sSenn rsiios sseScsss 70 Which his judgment
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Sscco .A' ''s"'s'' "sA = v
Tho writer should have aided pays the eddie like an
angel No other phrase would have climax after
that last touch The faithful historian (he docs say,
by the by, whether rhe accompanied Mrs Brccknrdge
70 church. stayed At home 70 share the Majors publc
duties') ocntinucs'-
s IN bic .sspu: procss he does ,s not IKE 70 tam
bourbon sAs holy day. DO keeps the best Bourbon
How far superior this to the over serious leading ar
tcles inferior penny aiming Of the LONDON press.
Here you have politics and drinking pleasantly combined.
AMER that last phraseperhaps after the last botuewe
have the following very natural corclusion;--
The MN yosx HELD s = f h paper with Major
syltem.
Lecch gave some time AGO gentleman Joining tho
ladies'" and testing himself by saying British coustitu-
ton. The New York reporter writing down centre
social and American system" AFTER testing
sthe best Bourbon in Kentucky" proof how far
ntness for drawing entertainment Is surpassed by
American sobriesy.
Mr. Bell Of Tsnnesrec Of the other candidates for
the Presidency, also visited The article Is beaded
The Hon. John Ball at HomeHis Domestic virtues and
Peculiaritiss-How He Is Liked
Interview Win Him" 10 this article We 20 sti further
into tne domestic circle learn that Mr. Bell has
twice married, and that his three daughters are "adcs
now In the rpencss Of early womannood." We can
tainly well understand what the best In the Uned
Stascs assert namely, thai all refined intellectual
Americans abstain from political life. II be the penalty
OF political prominence 70 have such pictures Of home
The cmnencc and strive a,taa save those Who
content 10 wade through the moral mud OF these cleo
ton contests Transatlantic tastes may dr ron ours,
and reporter taking OF "lhrce beautiful dan ghter'
may be Q rather welcome incident Ia American home
Indeed the penny aliner hints something like tnis-pfan
ing the young ladies having neither hatenr
clnslvcLcss y .sThc humble adore without
proof" Guppy and the Goddesscsl We also have No
bcs religious babis-a Prcsby terrain but occasioaaly
"dropping IN the BaptAts; and his other
habitss-aHe INDUCES In little sine occasion.
ally" Tha, this reporting brought home 20 every mans
h.~tr
from the reporter .paying his respccts'' 20 Mr..
Bc whom he ound .san smisble looking old geusemsn
rsme though not % heavy - ,ss prints would LEAD one
10 imagine rhen follows the Inevitable compliment
One peculiarly the of Mr. Bel threatens W import
into the psnfing contest.
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In lieu Of gunpowdcr and boanrcs-such horrd com-
binsscnhe balls are CERTAINLY most tolcrAble and nos
ssat excitement and strike - trade with cousas
By selling them Big Benz That 10 cracked ~ % much
the better - VII The sooner surpass " dreadful diso.
nance any rival Tom Of Lincoln.
Extraordinary Career Of Lady Bwfndler
tFrom the London Herald, August -
About anccn years ago, Il may be remembered, very
young wcman scting das> at the caie fras-
cat corner II The Roe Richsea, rars, excited great
By br rema<kablc beauty % much -, thAs not
oay ws tie constantly full Of persons attracted 70
shr bot ~ soslevssd near .ss one. erosaSd; Mssf
aepsarcd, and u 49, then given out she was living In
grasd ssys under the proteon Of some wealthy peson
saturday she brought " trial before the Tribu
nal q Correctional Police the charge Of swndling
outstanding the ong time that has cssd since the
days 81 her o~ebrity her beauty noticed, s but
little impaired Sbc said, Ia answer " questo Gus rom
the courf her maiden jenny Jackson that
abe married a. sixteen named DciAmarc, and that
her present age thrtyts Tho alleged swindng wa
that abe had by false prc;cnces obtained money and
goots Nine nryon, Of the Roe Msrocuf who lets cat
furnished apartments stated thai the prisoner had taken
IN her houec representing that shc U.s. the darghfer
OF Polish prince, and bore the title 81 Countess Della
mare but separated from her husband aud That she
into legacy OF 10 900 o0f On The strength
that she got into debt 70 tc andsy 10 toe
sunrri Of lilr hcxro rom her sQ[ and lndncci