The New York herald., 1866-05-20

Bishop defend
consider himself horrible hypocrts IL he attempted to
do So he never If he could help It, read such book
through. II they wanted good commodity they must
pay writers well, and not employ cheap jacks for he
sorry say there cheap jacks in literature
well as In everything else
A heavy fall Of snow took place the Goth Of April
throughout most OF the north Of Ireland which remained
for several hours on the ground In the counties Of
Down and Antrim farming operations have been greatly
retarded by the inclemency of the weather
There ninety thousand fewer persons in receipt
OF parochal relief in England and Wales the end OF
February 1860, than at tho end of February. 1864 de-
OF than nine per cent Half of il was due TO
the improved condition OF the cotton districts
Fenian shoemaker has been arrested In Sligo Ire
land Tor attempting TO seduce two Of the Eighty
third regiment from their allegiance for rendering 20
them Fenian oath and offering them money to so TO
America
Before the cour dAssizes Of the Seine France were
judged ON the 2sth OF April, less than twenty eight
prisoners most OF them boys under sixteen Of
accused OF the crime OF uering base coin This crowd
OF cuprits was guarded by as great crowd OF
pressing against each other with involuntary fa-
miliarity, the group presented as sad picture
The pieces dc conricon placed upon the bureau before
the Judges were simple and few handful Of plaster
OF Paris, long iron lade small stove, and certain
quantity Of Britannia metal the only which
they knew the use and with the aid Of ingenuity, self
reliance youth and apparent innocence they found
alsunlcent for the purpose. The coinage consisting
Of five franc pieces asonshed the jury, perfect
was the execution, and the facility with which the
coiners were enabled 10 get rid of Il rs fast
completed no longer became a mystery The
! details OF the trial were curious Every OF
these young scoundres had been taught the value OF
the article lbs OF the penal code Of the empire which
ordalns that the ndvidal accused Of coming may be
absolved even after conviction, If he should succeed in
obtaining the arrest OF any other coincr II pabe
sight 70 behold this seepc chase between these
pces In crime each ono aspiring to the prize to be OBJ
tanned by betraying his comrade. What Is remarkable
In the is the fact of but among the number
owning to any means Of gaining livelihood This one
was the chief himself, who sold refreshments ut the
Belleviie theatre
There Is much talk at Rome OF astounding OF
orcs said TO have occurred the village OF Narzano
young girl named Mar angola Is everv day exercised
by monks who say that she s possessed with devils
The girl lodges in cottage near the monastery and Is
taken to the church 10 get the devils cast out Of her,
On April the Franciscan Superior brother preached
sermon, In which he solemnv proclaimed the Of
the devils who had that day been from the girl
They were Bego, Asmodeo, Belzebu Lampo, Justite
declnator &c. The Pope would appear rather annoyed
by the absurdiy of this superstition, for he has sent
physician to examine the ecstatic girl
Snow fell the first Of May at several towns in South
Devon and Cornwall, England. AT Totnes the storm
lasted two hours
In the course of evidence given recently before the
Deputy Recorder of London stated that land
81 Pauls churchyard was worth one mioppounds per
acre.
In consequence of the improved condition of the
caught of Grcenhihe and up as Eri,h and
warded to London by railway daily
Mr.. Joseph Brooksbank, Bngley (Eugland) manufac
urer has been committed for trial at Leeds charge
OF having feioniousy and malciousy destroyed eighty
three pairs of LOOMS the property Of the OF the
mil Wnicn ne occupied.
At the London Guldhall, on the Both Of April man
named Rckett was remanded charge OF having
embezzed thousand hundred pounds belonging
to Messrs Walton and Earl wine merchants, by whom
he had been employed traveller at salary OF Ave
hundred pounds a year, including his expenses.
In the year 1866 there 1857 offenders committed
Tor tr IN scotland or these three were sentenced TO
DEATH 179 TO penal scrvudc sS4 TO various of
Imprisonment, 10 to be detained in roformaory schools
and 2l6 TO be whipped fined discharged security
Some minor operations surgery been performed
MD hat 10 tar ol
local an@sthesa." The parts operated upon were
dercd nsensibe to pain by the spray Of rectiGcd sui
phuric ether. The ether applied by DR. J. q. viii
son. in presence OF Sir James Coke, Commissioner in
Lunacy, Dr. X d Tannab and Dr. Barbour, all OF
whom expressed themselves satisfied with the results
In Belgium wheat and rye have been rarely so
forward at the present period May ~ OF this year
and II the weather continues favorable the harvest will
be exceptionally carly.
The government of the Danubian Prncipaities has
abolished the use OF passports.
At the French convict hnks at Toulon has been in
scribed the register Chinese. born Canton
denned 10 hard labor for some crime committed In the
French possessions In Cochin China Such event
haying never before occurred his arrival caused
siderable sensation amongst his companions.
The movement for advance OF wages continued
May 3, among the operatives in Bradford England
Many OF the twisters ~ beamers on strike for
fifteen different rms and refused by the rest The sp
plicaon by the powerioom for an increased
rate for weaving cloth has been deferred by tho
masters The operative stonemasons remain strike,
and steps have been taken to settle the difference
tween them and their employers The foundry labores
are also trying TO get their wages Increased.
The increased demand Of London dairymcn for sup-
plies Of milk from farmers has caused much npeton
in the transmission Of milk from the country London
and the suburbs, and the article now much competed
for In the market The general price charged recently
from two shillngs 20 two shlngs and four pence
gholcsse "nn.rv ~ .,o oI n k @ oy
ducton IL now made, and from shilling and eight
pence one shilling and ten pence the standard price
or about hve cents quart
while annual rate of ,be ,boia NJ
England Is only ~ In thousand, In Manchester IL Is.
taking a ten years average 81, and in 1855 was 356
the Registrar General Of England enters fully into the
subject OF the impurities Of the atmosphere and It's
rites OF towns into solid, vascular and gaseous;
shows that the first, which occupy the lower
stratum act IT., rr,sn.s ,,s 70 The respiratory or,
the medium, are direct excitant Of many types
OF disease while the purely gaseous enersate the sys
purities" says Mr. Leigh, the principal is coal smoke
which forms continual dark and dense canopy over
Manchester, and murkincss the streets from
which they free" Mr.. Leigh shows that the
mean annual mortality for lung diseases In greater In
Lancashire and Cheshire than any other divisions Of
England with the exception of London.
There various private clubs 10 embryo In Lon.
don one, called the Eeerton. composed Of gentlemen
20
OF amateur artists has just become fat dcconph
meeting lately held at the residence OF the Marquis
the formation Of club for the furtherance Of know
ledge Of art and for social intercourse Of lovers 10
gencfal, and the organization Ia complete.
IN Irish farmer Jas Minnis who lives a few miles
south OF Dunmanway, Cork, often lmpeded in the
plouRhne of of bis fields by what he was
apiece OF bogwood not having any time TO spare on
those occasions he used N pass il resume his
labofs This year having made up his mind 10
nipe In the neld he and OF his labore to work
10 remove the old obstruction and digging about IL
and bringing TO the surface they surprised
strong oak beam well fashioned with some sharp
strument. and having square hole end, well
made a. u would b. by any county carpenter Of the
present day Thus encouraged they pcrsevcred and
they brought 70 light another and another
After great deal more shoveiling they upon
what they thought and felt convinced the coin Of
some old king The cohhn = wster shoot and moth.
ing more The place visited by Mr.. Zacharah
Hawkes. an eminent antiquarian; Mr. George Bennett
and Others Mr. Hawkes. mnutey -crntinixcd every
thing took he of tho various beams the
remains Of the Old flooring the nilIstone only half Of
which has yet been discovered, and which the rim
seems well chsced n u werr but the work Of yes
terday and after considering all the evidences before
him he w@ quite confident that what he were the
remains Of an old Danish brewery which used by
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