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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

T(Fkg. y. IHEALI. AUCTTDNN,kH
- lar eaiesmsn With ~ ~ i,ssloy AGO
Handsome Household Furnl.ars ho,ewooa Psnoforses
Carpets rn,ns snd glassware tyTnRALL BROS, W
morrow, WEDNESDAY Mar isS Al l0 o'eiork ~ their
&alesrDorr No " T. berty ssreet
general assortment % fi,cins the
contents o. several houses OF sale
consf3nE IN part o. cared roscuci esror
and Reps walnut kxssnsion Dining vsbi-s trench Bed
sieads Dressing Bureaus wssbs,ands Chsrs and Tasv
chars hpameicd Bedrcom Suits Cure Hair Mattresses,
reshsr Beds and Pliows Lace Apd Dauvst Curtains A.
Velvet Brussels and lngrair Carpets Chin
rosewood and mahogany Piano For~s Yer ard Mantri
Mirrors. Catalogues morning OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
DEM. v. TIfSALL. AUCrI0NEER,
- late ssiesrrsn With r. w. Ludlow Co.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS

~ TEEALL BROS. sbis d.y. May. AZ 10Y o'cccf
a. the private resdeps No ~ NEsh street general IS
sortment OF Househod Furniture consisting In part OF
sawed rusewccd. oak Psuor Srs: Dining and bedroom
rnrnitare CURED Hair Hsstrcsses lcsther Bossrs nrd
ows ane Ace Sata Curtsins Anc French Sate Fier
sna hantel Mirrors Velvet aud Carpets China and
.re together with the Kitchen Utensils with which
WI com Cstsigs. nzv se had AT The ehce
~ LUDLOW CO.. or o. use Auctoneess % Liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

GEORGE COOK. AUcrIoNEER -GENTEEL HOUSE.
" hold Furniture at his salesrooms IS Cedar street on
Wednesday, May s. at 1917 O'Clock geseel Furniture in
GLIDING Paror Chamber Library and Dining Room Suits;
Carpets Mirrors, Oilcloth Kitchen Utensils &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

A UCTIoN SALE-BY
II HENRY y. HERTs, JR.. Auctioneer.
Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
On Tuesday May u at IL o'clock,
Al the sa.esrooms is9 broadway
Being the entire Stock 81 cabinetmaker made for
FIRST class city trade warranted Of he finest quail
~ comprising rich solid rosewood and walnut Parlor Suits
N brocaeie aud reps; sod walnut and rosewood
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Commodes, Wardrobes Bookcases
Centre Library Extension Tables, hall Stands Buets
Lounges, Turkish Chairs &c offering opportunity
70 parties OF really fine Furniture. the sale will
De without Whatever Catalogues early ON
mOrp of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

T COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PARK LOTS.
q ID valuable Lots Eighth avenue President and
Carroll the Plaza, viii be sold "Wednesday,
May at IL O'Clock at the Commercial Exchange No. $50
Fulton street, opposite tho City Hail. Brooklyn. Maps at S9
Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

81 auction Wednesday, May ut 800 and l,4Ol Broad
way, Horses Carriages. top and top Wagons, Coach
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

ISDWARD sCHENCK AUCTIONEER.
IL FINE SPAN OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAIR
NESS, &c, &C.
At the private stable l<2 West sixteenth street
Ry EDWARD SCHENCK, tomorrow. Sth inst, at 81
O'Clock. above, fine Of bay Horses, hne pari
Phaeton by Wood Brothers. In fine order; Coupe. with
springs by Brewster Co. fine Blankets. Robes, elegan
Harness, &C. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

CHARLES HOHLENBERG, AucTIONEER-wILL
~ this l0Is o'clock at 2i6 West 1hirtyeighih
street between and Eighth avenues all the large
Fixtures of a grocery: Sugar, Coffee Tea Car
positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

ITO LET-DEsK ROOM IN FRONT OFFICE, 10,
broadway. Inquire for W. E. sHADEh, room no.
l55 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.

| rI>o LET-AT A MODERATE RENT. STORE AND BACK
Room I42 Mercer street, sutaole for light busi
| ness. INQUIRE At 600 Broadway. room No. 5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

All who vafue b-susifnl bad Of hair, and it,
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, will not fl 70 use Lyon cslebseied kathai-
ron. II makes the hair rich. soft and glossy, Grad
icates dsndruf, and causes the hair TO grow with
luxuriant beauty. 1t is sold everywhere
+. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
saratega Spring water, sold BY all
Druggists. a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

s. T-lss0.-X.-The amount OF Plantation
Bitters sold year is something startling.
Thes Guild I'LL Bresiway sin feet gt, frsD the
PARK m IN street brakes mandatory u one
Of the institutions Of New York. II is said thst
Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern States
with his eabalistie IS. T--ls50.-A.." and then
got the old granny Legislators 10 passa Law Pre-
venting disheuring Vie face Of nstare.e ~hth
gives HIM monopoly. We do not know how this
L. hit Sc dc know tie Plantation Biitcrs ltses
NJ otbe, article ever did. They are used b. all
classes " the community and are death on Dys-
peusia--eertsin- They are sery ihyitsFstin
vheA iapguid and weak, and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists. M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21
NEW YORK, DosToH
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk ton. York, 400 miles.
Us -, ~ ,aon So
~ to q Niles the Shortest Route
All Trains directly through TO Nov York,
~ ace mal1Bs ~1rncss oaAsaa - caa1s ~

All Trains directly through 10 Ssw York,
s1Ase MiI4Rs ~1rzess oaAsas - CO MM -
From AMI atsr November 18TH 1896 Trxins ~ii leave
in connection with all Western lines. AZ fo'iovs:
FROM DCEKIRK AND SALAMANCA
By S-w York time from Union D-pots.
500 A ~. New York Day Express, from
s.lAasana~, u asdsss eIesescdl stops at Hor-
nsllsviils so a m tbtNs, turerseotips With the
80 a, bay Exp ers frem Buffalo, and arrives
in NV York ST 1870 p
7.le A. -. rsHYress - aias frc- DuDksk, tan
ay~excer;ed} ttjs at saianAnss ~ - /,
ard c. nn-ots at $50 = Express Mail rom B1f-
fslo and arrives n As~ York Al 100 a n;
Ais r. ~ New York Night Express, from
penkitk. fsundsys exeepte-al stop- AZ eaikayah.
ass p IN GRAN T;35 p Eaps turner's s.56
m {stfsl aad arris-s in New YORK NJ II 81 p.
N connecting with Afternoon Trains and kteAm-
ers for boston .hd S-w England cttiss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

Elm lifting the kettle from the fire Iscaided my
self VERY severeiv--one hand almost 10 erHp.
The torture was unharsbie. The Aehs-
can Mustang Linlment relieved the pain almost
Immediately 1t healed RAPIDLY and left very hit
the scs-. CsAs. FosraR, 42o Broad St. pAiia. =
This is merely sample Of what the Mustang
Imminent will do. 1t is Invaluable in all cases OF
wounds sweIhn y, .prains, cats, bruises, pawn
etc. either upon or beast.
Beware OF commercials None i. genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate engravings, bearing
the signature IL q. W. Westbrook. Chemist, .nd
the pirate stamp Of DKsAs BARsHs Co., New
York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Drurrists,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21
R(Ff5@

Il nov eG~sd 70 the ala1ctsd thfsuxA 4 thScy9kt
ssr hsvfng ben proved By the test Of elsysi yG &
m New 1ngand Statsa, uhere IL lsgta EeSs bap4s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

War Dip IRA young lady, returning to
her country home afler a se;eurn Of :. few 1nnths
in New York. was hardly recognised BY hss
friends. In place ofa rustic flushed face, she bad
. soft, rudy complexion, Of almost marble smethr
ness; aud instead of ~, she really Appeared bud
II She told them plainly she used Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm, aud would not be without it. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
mach by asieg tAn arssslA ItVao ~ Sr1e9ed d
any druggist for only 50 cents.
SsrstsGa spriAg .Wa4ss, said 4bySa
Druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

.tssdiIy growing in favor for over twenty Year,.
II .et. upon the abeorbents At the roots Of the haf
and charges b - h srisfsh eol& by degrees =
All instantaneous dyes deaden and injurs the hair
Hcmstreet's not dSe, but j, certain in III r.
,aln fro.sses g cs 5. sa htn
ali dealers as
saratoga spring water, sola BY II
Druggists ~ sSS 60 H #8A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21
xFf N Ez&

Lrns,s ExraAcr or REan 1AxAlcA- aIsesR,-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, SICK Head
ache. Cholera Morbus, &c, where warming, g,
Ms, stiuxlsas h required. lac csrsfsl prsrsrt
sigu - d sssire parisy ssahss ii = sbnp - ia
Als srsacle for sriisary purposss sod ssaywlsr>
ct ss.etspef betfls ,sxa
9ssssik1 1pgiag Wates. 81 ~ =
Druggista. - sss* - .asEs IsssE- 40 - i
n11I1u1xexaosp0nxx fsass q |
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

AsrE px MAesoLia.-T The prettiess thing, the
"sweetest thing, and the most Of it for the least
money. II oyercomcs the odor of Precipitation !;
sofsens and adds delracy to the skin is 3 de-
lightful perfume ailsys headache and infamma-
ton, and ia n necessary companion in the sick
rooia in the nursery and upon the toilet sideDoard
It can be obtained everywhere at one dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tus LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoyDoS, August l.
Evening -Consols closed at "a for money. American
securities closed the following ra,es:United States
votwenly bonds, 72I; Illinois Central Railway shares,
II; Eric Railway shares, ASH; Atlantic and Great
Western consolidated bopds 22X.
The bullion In the Bank OF England has increased
E095, 900 within the past week.
linz CONTINENTAL BONUSES --FRAvKFoRT, August l.
Evening United States bonds closed unchanged from
last quotations
[, LIVERPOOL CorToN Market. -IIvERPooI, August l.
Evcnng Tho cotton market closed quiet at the follow
ing quotations t-Middllng Uplands, 10l4d. Middng
Orleans, 10xd The sales OF the day amounted TO
1000 bales
TRADH REpoRr.--Advicos from Manchester august II
unfavorable and the are; for goods and yarns is
heavy and prices are declining.
LIVERPOOL BRBADslU MARKET. -lfvERPooi, August
i-Evenng. The market closed with declining ten
dency. Corn 35s por quatter for new mixed Western
California wheat l3s Cd per GENITAL Oats, barley and
peas unchanged in price.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr.-LrvERPooI, August l.
Evening lard, 500. Cheese SIS Pork 73s. and beef
142s 6d. per bbl Bacon, ASS
IivKsrooL PRoDucB MARKET.-LIvERPooI, August l.
Evening. -Rosin-common, Is. and fine, los. Ashes.
8Is for pots. Spirits tnrpentne ais Petroleum
spirits. Cd refined, Is. I'd Tallow, As Cd Clover
seed, ala
LONDON MARxKrs-LoSDos, August 1-Evening ST.
gar and iron unchanged 0thar articles unchanged.
fnE PETROLEUM MARKsr-LoSDoS, August 1-Even
ing-Advices from Antwerp dated noon TO day report
petroleum nominal al 43 francs per Dbl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
M A x I VILLA N.


Requiem sIasss for the Repose Of Ills Soul.
Tho Catholic church o. st. John tho Baptist which is
situated in Threth street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues, was crowded overh wing yesterday morn
ing by congregation composed oa'er part OF Ger
MANS The occasion being the ceisbra'on OF grand
requiem mass for the repose Of the soul Of e unioru-
nate Austrian Prince Macmillan, late Empe.,"r OF
Mexico The altar was heavily hung with saGle emblen,s
Oh mournng and acaaaque surrounded by huge lighted
tapers was reared in the middle aisle Of the church.
Precisely at ten O'Clock the celebrans OF the mas,
the Rev. Augustin Dantner. native OF Austria, accom-
psniea by TWO assistants and followed by procession
OF boys atted In black robes and white surpices pro-
oeeoed rom the vestry rooms into the church, while
the ecnocs or solemn music from the organ sounded
mourniuly throughout the edi6ce During the ceebra-
uon OF the mas which sung rather chanted by
Iuii chor the utmost interest manifested ia the
ceremonies BY the congregation every person present
being evidently impr ssed with the fact that the
mon which had called forth such Q manifestation
10 memory Of the deceased Prince, was one
OF no mock solemnity. Among those present
were the Austrian Consul General and several Huuga-
rans who up 10 the date OF the coronation Of Frsnz
Joseph - King Of Hungary forced under pain OF
death, TO I've among people other than their own.
Al the close OF the the usual forms incident upon
the sprinkng OF the cataalque with holy water were
gone through with by the celebrAnt while tho choir
ehanted The Libero The soono was very Impressive
one and hose who assisted at the ceremonies seemed
decpy affected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02

ROMANTIC AFRAIR.-An affair partakng somewhat
Of the romantic has just been made publicly known
through the police Of the Forty third precinct sailor
named Edward Hammerlch, aged twenty-six years,
arrested on Wednesday night the complaint Of Will
liam Brictng, residing at the corner OF Smith and Ber
gen Streets the charge being that Of abduction
that Edward had been paying his addresses to Katrina
pretty daughter OF the complainant together with
o'her young man named John Schmidt. who was, II is
sad the fathers choice. Katrina, however preferred
the sailor boy, and determined to marry him. Accord
ingy she met him on the street short time
since, and both then repaired to the residence Of a
mlnister who tied the knot without delay. After the
MARTA, ceremony the girls father preferred a
plant against the newly mste husband, who taken
into custody BY officer Oberly Happily, however, mat
tiers wore amcaby adjusted, mutuai lsnations be-
tween all partes ESQ tho police returns) having
been made, and the past forgiven and forgotten
Edward was discharged and tho hero and heroine of
roansc aalr are now entering upon the DUTIES OF life
choery and happily
THE opsrRUcroSs TO TnR RIVER FRosr-Tae work
of removing distractions the river front was contn
ued yesterday morning by Street Commissioner Furey's
mon. hwooden fonco at the foot OF Main street. OK
tondlng from the river to the rear of the Empire
Stores, was removed by tho men employed at the
place. shed nj the foot of Dock street was demoI
ishod as was also fence at the same place, extend
Ing down to tho river No disturbance OF any Kind
occurred during the day. Next week Mr.. Furey will
turn his attention to the distractions Of the Eastern
District water 'front.'
CHARGED WITH BuRsLAnY-A man. named William
Walsh, aged twenty-ono years, was arrested on Wed
nesday night by tho police Of the Forty precinct
on the charge of having entered tho ofce Of Reuben
Vose. bounty claim agent, at No 1913 York street.
Voses place was entered on the morning OF Sunday
last, whom man named McDermom caught by tho
police in an adjoining yard. Walsh s supposed TO have
been in McDermots company at tho time. He is held
to answer.
John Clark and Peter Keenan, were arrested on We'd
nesday night by the police Of tho precinct
on the charge OF having entered the hat factory OF Mr.
JOSeDn Flushing Ward
and stosen thcrefrom large quantity OF hats They
also held
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
BOARD Of COUNCIL MEN.

The Board OF Councmen met at two o'clock yester-
day afternoon President Brinkman in the chair.
Councilman STEPHEN ROBERTS presented the following
ordinance, which referred to the Committee on
Ferries
AN oRpiNANc- ron or PASSENGERS
The Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty OF the city OF New
York do ordan As follows
SEcrroS All landings for ferry boats running TO
and CITY Of New York and within the jurisdiction
of the Mayor Alder and Commoualty Aforesaid shall
be By s or psSSa a 91mRssn ny
cosed prevent person from passing 70 or rom the boat
at the place point whore the landing Is made
SEC. Every boat desgnared In the hrst section Of tbs
ordinance shall Immediately arrival be securely fss
tened 10 landing opposite adjacent to such gate and
shall continue while the gate remains open ana every
gate shall closed until such iaslenings
shall have and such boat shall be uniastened
of removed from s landing or shall be attempt.
until such gate shall have been carefully and securely
src For any violation OF this ordinance the person
persons company companies owning controlling such
recovered other penalties for violation Of ordinances
recoveei provided that violation shan ne deemed such
within thirty days from and after the passage OF this ordi
nance. , ...,,
shall not apply steamboats, navigating the Hudson river.
nor 10 boats rnnnz through the East river 70 ani from
points east of Rania Island 20 boats running on the
Hudson river and from points north Of spuyen Duyv,
nor running down the bay OF New YORK south OF
gedoe's Island except ferry boats ply
iariy between New York and staten Island Richmond
county.
Tho Board then adjourned until the drst Monday in
September after having transacted large amount OF
otti luziu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
CITY POLITICS.

The Union Republican General Committee held their
usual monthly meeting at their rooms Broadway cor
Of Twenty second street. last evening There
large attendance OF members, the Acting President r.
L. Darragh In the chair The principal business pre-
scnted for the action OF the committee the report OF
q special committee on the composition OF the enroll
ment of members Of the Organization in the Fifth
Assembly district Two eurolments had been made,
known az tho Wintcrbottom and Biakeiy enrolments.
winterbo,tom, that the Blakely enrolment com.
posed 10 area, part Of democrats and Others Bakcy
preterring the charge against the Wnterbottom
enrolment A special committee being appointed 10
Investigate these charges sent in their report last
Ing which, after vey noisy and confused debate wa
adopted the report recognizing the wlnterbottom
rolrnent as the 10 be recognized BY the General
Committee. Some credentials received aud adopted
and the meeting closed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
the W1knwskl FALSE pnrrEscE CASE.

Justice Hogan continued his examination yesterday
INTO the alleged false prcsencss made by Simon Wit.
kowski tho New Orleans merchant aud Louisiana
paner the particulars OF which wcro fully reported in
the HERALD several days ago. when Il vas stated that
the accused had obtained large amount OF goods from
Ncssrs Carter Kirkland Co. OF $40 broadwsy oy rep
rescW,ng himself to DO the fortunate possessor Of
plantation thriving business and heavy deposit In
On tho maristrate taking his seat. VIM II. Kirkland
was placed upon the stand and ned oy coun-
eel He testified that he had sold Wkowsk over % Soo
worth OF goods representations made by the
accused in August 1885, and which confirmed by VI.
Duhrng h Co.. who we're Of the references gwen BY
had Also stated in writing that w,koxski owned plan.
taton valued at $40 000 besides t6OO0O deposed 10 tns
Bank Of England, and $4,000 worth o. STOCK 70 We
on these Representations, though he did not
know Of his own KnOwiedee whether the state.
%sn had w ssO stated that they bad sold defendant
goods and had received payment ne nah oeen IN
formed by Die agent VT !9on ynS YORK. sSpeea bv
the defendant and Rad rcshpgsa them up the Ked
river aud appropriated the srUsseds though he could
W O. WHY, an attorney at Carroll parish, La, wa.
next called and testified that be had resided in said
years He was cosnIlant that the accused owned two
plantations in said parish.-one thousand SIX HUNDRED
and forty n Ia. $50 coo worth Of bill.
receivable the property OF WitkowskL He also knew
the defendant to have large amount OF money on do
post in New Orleans, and fully believes him 10 be
worth all that he had represented he was
louis wftkowski OF Cincinnati, ohio, testified that he
knew the defendant 70 have owned $4,000 worth o.
stock In the Fourth National Bank OF Cincinnati, ths
dlydends being credited 10 him.
AZ this stage Of the proceedings counsel fer complain
ami stated that his client desired TO Withdraw the com
nlsn, hut this procedure opposed BY deiendant
se who moved that his client DO trharRed on th
srouud Of insufficient evidence, which vas granted b.
the magistrate, and Mr.. Witxowsk wAs ac9ordngy 80
7, was alleged IN cour, that nearly al the claim
ssans, the defendant have been iauita,sd, though
| record exists Of the TACT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
WEATHER PREDICTIONS ron AUGUST.

since the demise Of Merriam, the weather wise
philosopher OF Brooklyn there has been struggle
between various ambitious astrologers and astronomers
TO get his mantle. One individual In this city, who
sleeps with eye open the roof Of hls hotel 10
order observe celestial phenomena and 10 record
change OF wind has for months past RECALLED the public
with predictions Of the weather, venturug margin OF
few hours and days; but there Is another philosopher
10 this city who goes peg two higher, AMI ventures
to predict the weather for month The suboined are
the predictions Of the last named individual for this
month
lst-warm; flying clouds, with fi,tla or no rain
I'd and 3d-Stormy; In many ports much thunder.
sth 70 Tth--Generaliy fair.
sth-Unseited; afternoon and evening rain some
places thunder.
9th and 10Th Thunder showers In some parts heavy
Ii;h and i2ih-cOoor; morsralr a, times cloudy with
isth and iiih-unset,ed ;'cl0udy, bu. cot much rain
18th, 10Th, 1Tth-rsn and ,asonabls; very warm.
18th and l9th-Cooler; suiden showers; ehanseabie.
20ih-Goomy: warmer
2st-Morning fair; after noon rain
22d- Unsettled thunder in some places
23d TO 25tll-Generally lair; warm.
26th-Goomy air heat Increases
9th to 29th-vsry chtnseabls; much thunder gales;
SOth and Sisi More. fair and cooler.
NATIONAL Boi ioscorE FoR ACGrsr, 1861
The new moon on 'he Both OF July, about tnirty-esn
minutes past eleven. at night al which time twenty
three degrees OF tl sligo Taurus the dant
at the same time The mminarcs With Mercury are 10,
Gated the fourth house there will mse, tho oane.u
square Of saturn the 10th OF August and the oppo
sion Of Juptorion the Goth These positions arc md.
catys OF mucyi trouble and many owls under whic
many parts q the nation will labor for some months
10 come. In New York city and Vicinity neal
by there viii be many free, bus or more
serious nature in the latter part OF the month
and earyI in September also accidents BY steam ex
posion' by land and water. There viii also BE- man
CRIME, perpetrated, poisoning, murders, suicides sc
| alg, expect many rooberss, az tho haht nngere'
gently win be very active and a. certain TINES 70 NOR
sgncts Scotland Holland and Manchester Saturn stil
| troubles Morocco, Norway Liverpool, &c AIn poo
} Roms Persons born from the 2Sth 70 the END OF Az
gust especially at about ave or sx 10 ne mornin1
Will have 10 be careful OF their health, live temperatsy
be very cautious Of accidents BY Gre firearms wouud
robberies &C. On the Goth Of this month Augus thef
viii DO total eclipse Of the sun. II WI &c over
about sunrise In the morning. Therefore VIII 20 invu
bls 10 Its influences or ssecl DO not cong oas W
| month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-02
EUROPEAN NEWS FROM CHINA.

A Pelin Revicw of the Situation of the
Christian Powers.
Tho Friend Of ChiEa, published at shangbae just
hand. prints the following review Of the situation and
tendency OF European politics. forwarded from Pekin
by way OF Kiachta, on ths 7th OF May
Every probability OF between Franco and Prussia
There Il some talk OF alliance between England,
Prussia and Russia. Gree o tax Turkey and pW herself
sspdcr ne profecords Of RuSsir Egypt 70 DO handed
over 10 En- gland In exchange for Constantnople, VII
under tho circumstances would virtually DO Russian
terrltory