New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-10
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an .bou the sheen that have strayed INTO uleH
al and restoring them to the Tlghtlul oM! i
pverv goth OF July the meetings are neQi Gnu a
GVo3 Al fer,,nt from any other gatherings anu
,e NOT hitherto been described, notlce OF inc ISI
nav not be out of place The appointed pace ior as
Snr3Shlng on Saturday last was the SalteIsDIOoh
e,rnnilIe road distant rather more than TWO miles
from the Dunford Bridge Station on the Mahchestel
Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway, ana AT poln t
near where the three counties above named meet
On walking from the station across the moor tne
turnpikerOad was reached, and then, after lQ Qg
march up hill, sharp angle OF the ROAD DIOughI to
visitor into the midst of colony OF dogs nnDeIng
from 80 to 100 nearly all fine specimens Oh tne sheeP
dog breed They were playing, 91ait tl ,,a
Not far from them were their owners, each WIN a
long stick by which the shepherd indicates 10 MS
dog in many instances what he is REQUIRED 10 No No
After partaking of good dinner provided by MT
TAYLOR a large mOOrland proprietor ana sheep-
breeder, the men, with their dogs, procee16eo "
large ward, in which there were about lUO sheep
which had strayed away Each animal was exam
lined and claimed by certain marks ana lndlcaIohss
the trnants In the course of half an hour, with the
exception of two three all the animals hau iOuu
their way back to their Lawful tCT dogs and found
sheep departed for their respective stations, nlos
distant and far apart, most of them not 10 meet Nee
again for months, until they once more assennIeu,
bTin0ng with them the lost ones and claiming their
own truants'
A Door woman, it seems, may have as keen
sense of honor as the most chivarOus gentleman VINO
ever stood MP pistol in hand at twelve PAGES. MARY
Anne Heath. woman of 45 the mother of six chill
hren was employed at a collar manu1acIOiy IN Lol-
don, where she earned 10 shllngs week, It az o
discharged from her employment on account oi sone
deficiency as q wOrkwoman ana on IeachiIIg noile,
in state of great excitement she founa lnaI sne
had taken by mistake bundle OF her master Mol3
instead of her own childrens clothing. AT oncelt
flashed arOss her mind that the occurrence Wo,Iu Do
imputed TO dishonesty and she became very nlSera-
lila Her husband told her to take the things back aI
once; greatly agated, she started to 90 So Dut Cpu
only nerve herself 70 leave the Duhole AZ PtD az
house directed to her MASTER mat same IighV, ~
o'clock, she jumped over the paTapet az L9l i
bridge and, though she was promptly rescued ~ 4
boat she could only say, oh, don't expose me!
am Mrs Heath of No. BoundaTy-TOw, BlackfTlars'
Immediately afterward she died-a hOmely victim TO
the point of honor if ever there was one III inns Moru
1.-THE public have, for long time past - OBJ 4Io
serves the Courier Erancdts, had to complain u o
number of ragged children VINO pIacuce Ia IN bT
streets of Paris upon the charity of the pSSeIS Oy'
nnder pretense of playing the harp ViOIlh anu @
These moor creatures are siad TO belong 10 a reg
ular Joint stock company wnlch PosstSscs -
French Rentes Barnums of the lowest grade rude,
fazv and cruel they make of the children by
specializing on the pity which infancy IN want IL
ways inspires The number on uoe Is 10 co
prise only single family, now III IS thaU OF Ipe
The time has arrived TO sweep all this VeImh OH Ie
streets of the capital. The blind men who uSeu 10
play the clarOnet on the bridges have been dIlVeh
away; and beggars, impOrtunate, persistent, ana
sometimes even insOlent, should no longer DE per
are mite enough; and beside Paris ought not to be
for the Italians any more than for others, schoo Oh
YagabOndage ana lazlness'
About
Germs GOdards balloon, which went up IN rams ana
alighted in the vicinity OF Cologne NJ n ion
saws that because the balloon flew the rench nag
the gronauts were badly received by lldlsposeu per
sons, who mistook their meteorological instruments
for something dangerous, and were on the poiht Oh
Seizng them for spies Inc tempest naa lusI Deen
Jealous Official proceeded to search the balloon lor
maps and plans, and threw out quantity OF ballast
This lighted the balloon of q sudden and II went up
much To the terror of the Prussian and the surprise
Of all By the latest accounts we learn that the I'M
happy policeman accomplished ms descent ito Se
Zuyder Zee, and saved from drowning by some ONE
fishermen. The suspicion OF the Germans at I1 5
sight of the scientific Instruments i0ISio Gyt in Britt
tany the introduction OF elght-day cltIie
peasantry were persuaded that they hau soio'iii :
TO do with the Gabele or salt-taN'
Tbere ia a very interesting trial going on at
Folk, in the neighbOrhood OF the PyFenees, MOT
than two wears ago, an old bachelor OF the name VI
SasalIo his coachman and two maid servants, were
tHr%d murdered in a country house. The suspicion
Of the police fell on Jacques Latour smuggler anC
on man called Audouy, ncknamed Hercules on ac
connt of his wonderful strength. All the evidence
given on the trial was cTcumstantal ana IL Latoui
and Audouy ever met they denied IL 10 the Iast
gaaues Latour was guillOtned at Folk, protesting
his innocence and singing O sero-comlc song; anu
Che numbering Hercules, who never seemed 70 nave
any other idea in his head beyond wrestling with ms
- bear at country fairs, died few months since aI
1 Cayenne without any confession OF guIt' thlIu
man has now been taken up for tins crime an an9u-
~ iating dentist called SallOt, alias Legambee why
the man was not taken up before is not very clear
Directly after the crime, he lett that part OF FRANCE
but lately returned, and was arrested
A remarkable trial, affecting the succession
TO the Breadabane peerage and estates has recently
been concluded in the British House OF Lords. 1he
grandfather of the present marquis IN the year 'SV
ran away with the wife of an apothecary named Lud-
low took her to Nova Scotia, and lived with her
afterward in England and Scotland, always calling
her his wife, although no marriage ceremony ever
took place. after the death OF her husband Lud-
low The connection lasted until the iadys death IN
1906 and the father Of the present marquis was the
fruit OF it, suit was brought by the head OF an
other branch Of the family to determine the legtl-
macy of this offspring 1t has now been decided that
since the Scotch law requires no ceremony TO make
marriage valid, but only that the man shall ackn0wl-
edge the woman as his wife, the connection which
began in adultery became a valid marriage after
Ludlow's death, and the present MARQUIS Keeps his
title and his property valued at f40OOO year.
The Debate of Vienna aff1rms that the last
amnesty granted by the Emperor OF Russia has moi
vet been carried into execution; From information
that can be relied upon" says that Journal u 9p
pears that up TO the present time not one OF the roles
10 whom the measure applies has been Liberated
DepOrtatOns to Siberia and arrests made secretly al
night continue, although the amnesty ordered ina
eli such proceedings should be suspended In TINS
decree it is stated that every process OF cOhscatOi
commenced is to be stopped and the property re-
stored to its This clause OF the amnesty mas
only been applicable in single caSe-wlth respect 20
the property of Count Zamoysky, against whom the
cOnfscatiOn proceedings had not yet been commenced
when the amnesty was published. But 1t IS III VAIN
that the Count awaits restitution his property not
withsanding the precise DECLARATIONS VI inc decree
We read in the Echo de la Mdrne that a
farmer has been condemned to fine OF Of LOT
having made some indispensable repairs IN ROAD Dy
which he has sent his corn and hay to market. Inc
Judgment is based on the law of l79l which declares
that as the roads are the property OF the com,
inune, the administration can alone prescribe ana
execute work of any kind; 1T is also founded
on o decision OF the Court OF SaSsaIoh OF
December 49, 1853 according to which repairs
made by private person without authority in a
rural road are not the less contrave;ntloll