The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-30
News IfeIna.

News Items.
pretended refugee from Mississippi opened brokers
Office in Springfield Ohio, married . rich mans daugh-
ter swinded the banks out Of ten thousand dollars, de-
serted his wife, was caught in st. Paul in company with
a wife he married in New York. disgorged two thou
sand four hundred dollars to OF his creditors, and
put of 70 parts unknown with fast team
Tho sandusky tO Register, of the oath, says:"cole,
Of Lake Ere conspiracy notorety, tried to make his
escape day before yesterday in the full light of day. and
while some hundred men, whose duty it to watch
him. had their eyes upon his movements After he had
succeeded In making an opening he was arrested and
placed in close confinement
appears that shall not Prince de Tallcyrands
memoirs until 1883 As he died In 1888, and ordered
their publication thirty after his DEATH they ought
have been published In 1853 But he bequeathed them
70 the Duchess de Nno by birth de Taeyrand and she
upon her death, bequcahed them to her unces private
secretary, M de Bacourd He died recently at Nancy
and bequeathed them TO Messrs Paul Andra and Chate
lan ordering them not to publish the papers for twenty
years TO come The papers I'LL three enormous boxes
and consist OF three parts: the memoirs proper, the
appendix, and the immense correspondence
terrible tornado lasting three minutes lately
passed portion of Lancaster county, Pa 1t swept
everything for distance Of three miles in length and
about three hundred yards in width. Many houses
blown down and unroofed fruit and forests blown
down. No lives reported lost child months
old caught up and carried seventy yards when found
it had scarcely particle of clothing upon it, but was
not seriously injured.
Detroit is getting TO be lively place. Last week
jealous woman c0whided another woman whom she
found walking with her husband and from the papers
judge that there others deserving similar treat
ment.
The Boston Transcript says that with the contributions
in the Northern States the estate Of the late President
amounts to one hundred thousand dollars and that
the active abors of those obtaining subscriptions to the
Lincoln fund have ceased
Utah now has population Of one hundred thousand
people, ana SAT- Lake City which rs stated 70 Dc the
has twenty thousand people.
The vicksburg Herald says 1t is enabled to state upon
the authority Of relative just from the East that Davis
health is excellent and that he IL well treated Charles
O'Conor Of New York Is his leading counsel, and has
associated with him ex Senator George Pugh of Ohio
The mention OF the names Of other gentlemen in that
connection is premature and gratuitous
West Indian paper gives the following as certain
cure for dipthera:-Take common tobacco pipe place
live coal in the bowl! drop little tar upon the coal
the nOstrils.
is calculated that within thirty years there have
been In Spain about fifty different premers and four
hundred ministers frequent have been the changes in
the cabinet.
An English paper says:-We have experienced the
effects Of sirocco in England this week, and II would
visitation Of locusts During the hot summer Of 1846
the same occurrence was remarked In some parts Of
the south Of England s reported that snakes
pleasantly abundant and hear in otherQ quarters of
plague of feas
The Nevada Gazette says that tho mines near Nevada
owned by 'the Emperor" have been sold to parties in
New York for $400, 0o0
About nine hundred persons in tho city of Richmond
have obtained licenses to transact business comprising
ones sixth Of the entire number engaged in business OF
6Oiuc IN amount palQ tnuS INTO the
United States Treasury by the business of the city
andtbe county of Henrco fall far short 5000 00O
The officers have been ut work only about six weeks
The duty Of placing the manacles upon Mrs. Surratt
escorDg her TO the galOws and supporting her until tho
trap fell, devolved upon Lieutenant Colonel W. r. H.
Mccall, Of Lewisburg When placing the irons upon her
wrists she told him he WAS gentleman he would
not do Colonel Mccall told her it his unpleasant
duty, In obedience TO orders, and not his choice Her
parting salute to him was: "YOu q sC0undron which
were about the last audible words she uttered.
SroNEwaLL JACKsoy's HoRsE-The yeritable var horse
OF the rebel chief, Sonewall jackson, may be
at Newport, r. J. 1t is noble animal and makes O fine
appearance IN the street. as doubtless did when leading
TO the charge against our loyal armies
An extensive bed Of pure white marble susceptible OF
a ustrous polish and said 10 be sufficient in quantity
supply the whole ssppi valley has been discovered
in sauk county, Wisconsin
The wire suspension bridge now constructing across
the Ohio at Cincinnati is of fifteen hundred and fifty seven
Beet spa longer than any other wire suspension bridge
in the world.
AT Bullvie, n. y, last week, Mr. James c. Gowdy
was running a moving machine he failed to see his
daughter five years OF age who picking berries lust
ahead Of him. and the raachine on her feet short
distance above the ankle.
On the Sd instant the extensive steam Touring mills
destroyed by fire from stroke Of lightning There was
aghtning rod 10 the mills The loss is about $1I 600;
insurance.
General Sherman says-1 always travelled with a
copy OF the census in my saddle bags could tell how
many inhabitants how many cultivated acres how many
head of cattle and horses how many bushels Of grain
each county possessed M that time and so
how many there would be now, and how long IL would
subsist my army"