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Buchanan County bulletin., 1869-04-16

SvinsIxo wrraorr BLAppsas.--It 10
old truth which Dr.. Araold Asrs states, but
il needs . daily proelaneaisn il this dollar
loving world:
Many On unwiss parent laboss kssd and
lives spainely al his life, for ths purpose
ofleAving enough to give his children starr
IN ~ wesid, Is Il i called. Se.tiae young
man sHost with The money LEFT him ~ bis
relatives, is ME syisg bladdsrs sndss arms
Of one who eannos swim; ten chances 70 one
be viii 70 to the bottom. Teach hin 70
swiu esd b viii sevsr aesl The hladden.
Give your child sound education, and you
have done soeugh fcr him. Sss . il iha.
his morsls ase psrs, his mind esllivaasd. asd
Ais vAsls nsturs made sshees,ient % The
Laws which govern maa, and you have gives
What viii bs of more vAlss oAaa ~ wealth Of
~ Indiss. To b thrown upos oas's ~.
sources, 10 70 b. cast iste The vssy lake Of
fortune, er osr faeslsies sAsa usdsfgoing .
development, and display N energy, Of
which they vcrs previously iasssespeibis.
Buchanan County bulletin., 1869-04-16
00W 0ooksye oee Taken ao Dos

Aonkeys are prstty common, yet e I'll the
family are remarkably casn:ne, has Il ever
occurred to the rsader hou they ass taksn
Pitfalls will take lion, and The fauisbed
monarch Of the forest uill, afles fev days'
stsrvA,ioa, dart into . eags soatainne food,
and thus b secursd. Bss boz ars Tie
monkeys casght' The aps family rssembls
man. Their vices are humAa. They love
liquor, asd fall. In Dsrfovr aud Sessarth
natives make fesmsntsd besr, of which the
moskeys are excessively fond. Aware Of
this, the natives ~ to The pasts of The forests
frsqusnted BY the monkeys apa set on the
ground calabsshss fall Of The enticing LIQUOR.
A soou - moRkey sses and tastes js b
utters loud cries sf Joy, shat soos attract Ii
coorades. Then IN cseis bsgims, ssd IN !
short tine the beasts show Ill dsgrscs Of in>
toxicas;os. Thea he ssersss sppsss. Ths
lev uho cone too late 70 gss fuddlsd escape.
The drisksrs ass loo far eoes To disssust
them, but apparently take thsm fae larger
species OF thsis ovn genus. The neesoes
taks some up, and theao imusdissplv bes;a
10 weep and cover them With maudlin k;ssee.
when negro takes ooe By the band 10 lead
him o6, the nearest monkey viii elisg 70 he
ons whs thus 6sds ssppost and ssdsaves
to 60 ef slss. Aaosher viii grasp at hin,
And TINS il tssn I'LL the negro leads stag
sering line often or dozen upay noakeys.
When finally got to the village they sss se>
curs'y Gagged, and gradually sober down but
for two or three days gradually dim .aish-
ing supply Of liquor i eivea tAem, 20 - to
rscsacile them By degrees 10 their stats ol
captivity.
Buchanan County bulletin., 1869-04-16

W,ssR THAN SoLoMox.-A Scotch eleryy.
nsn saia 60 day y . hsaAAes aiaiaAse, vHs.
like himsslf,. wss biesasl vi1h fsolish, o.
raaher vih yesal, tos soa: "D'ys hss, s;s,
yes 81 ] ass visss tAAa oelenea r
"Hov 60 thss -, nes r iseaiss1 ~
sAastls1 elssgynaa:
"O~, - sss.s vss ~ ssply, "6slsoss
di1Ua hsa vetAes his sUW w. 70 Be tosl ~
. ~iss mss; bat bath ysu and are quite
sars thsa sar seAs sfe tesss. :" -" .'''7A Z
Buchanan County bulletin., 1869-04-16
4 Msaagesle Leoss IN Mlssissippt.
Correspondence of Brandon Misc Republican.
Eoarsr Mtss March ~

Correspondence of Brandon Miss Republican.
FoaEsr, Mss, March, ~.
Several days previous immense posters
were posted on the wallis in town, snnoun.
eing that REYNOLDS 0reas I0xicsn 0ymnasi.
nm and Menaesejel you'd txkibi Ia Forest
on that day. Eaely y ~ mormiaT the
roads leading 10 town were tAronged with
people Of al ages, sexes aud colors, aud BY
10 O'clock ths town wss alive with visitors,
awaiting The arrival Of The menagerie. Al
eleven de 6ne brass band annouced ID. er.
rival ct NE show, and BY twelve the canvas
wAs strsshsd and The cages Of the animals
arranged.
The huge elephant Hsrcules-,hc largest
ever imported iste this covnsry-was chain
cd 70 stake, aud by way Of caution Of those
sstsriss shs canvas, NJ. JoAa Alssos, bic
keeper, saaAsd that y he'd for sevssai dsys
manifested disposition Of insubosdiaasion,
Een4 eeogsA thaA.se one veald eepseaeA ssf.
&siDoal0 rasAs -. .sseeiso- . blSs nom his
srusk. NJ. MARI Kiie, Of shiS csssey con-
ing in after Ar. Alstsa's admoaision thought-
lessly handed him piece Of tobacco, ~hich
. enraeed hin thas - struck q him With
ssch violsaee e. 10 1islecaas his shoulder.
though il vss aglancieg blow. He plunged
~ieh suss tlses - y 1rsas his elsis, sd
.e'sAccRe ss teepss USED sssry sesee sse-
dss him, BE- vas entirely uncontrollabls, and
= vec'4 serike aod kick st every object
ssss him. By this time tie scene was b.
yead description. The vast crowd led for
i'ie. He h:w q his keeper and Porsssd
him from under the canvas.
Ths slssen o'c1Dck ftsieht tsain beiae ~
aind 6os, as9 hot hsviag -ssy hsiGke br
FOssss, 80 ~ sagissR Ases issss1isa y
stop, eams rushing along - the rate Of twen-
y miles % hess. WAsa i he'd approached
within swe huadrsd yards hs locked up the
Buchanan County bulletin., 1869-04-16

A Flsa SroaY.-A whale Of great posder-
esity, aud small spsci6c gravity divsa down
With crest velocity beseasA the ssa's eoacsv-
isy. Bot soon the weight Of watsr squeezed
10 his fat immensisy vhich varisd-As i,
oaght to-diversely to his deasi'y. L would
haze moved 70 pity su ogre or Hessian,
70 ~ po~ Spssmsesti thss ntseing con .
prssnos. The whale, b lay roaring, ia
aggesiss gigsssie; ths lsop oil - -eAns
pouring, ssd CREASED Tho wide Atlantic.
(Would dsso1 -hess II the assy, and cruising
thsss. lIuGgiss . ail 10 : -ssA q gravy,
With. htllsss sbaglaoasi) A. Glh old
millfoa oasysuness; lee - : ~ of1ol esvs
his ~ DING 1oander, MAssg3o yfDo 3his-
mogal. obi ~ ehis. salss 1sas 10 ensat
I'm ~ Nos1qsnp. toNes &lyegGasic,
=: =. E1 10 ;:l::s!: :: 49,. s::s.
e.; he lcvsr down your cossse il, tho up,
ward path's " sleeper.
Buchanan County bulletin., 1869-04-16

To- naay FEARS; and ~ stated above. the
soSsn ~k,ch I visited is the one which bo
occupied While here engaged in goveraiax
fhs ,noaassery, and cooposing his religious
wogks.
There an two buildings ia The Civ az
Damascus, WHICH \ visited vi.h no little is.
terest. Oua ofshem is the house Of Annsn.
iss, the Christian discip!s Of high rspu,s
among The brethren to tbe cnuse Of his Lord.
to whom was vouchs fed vision, bidding
him xoio the place where Saul of rArsas
was lodged. vent into This building and
took away With me little relic a remain.
der Of my visit. 1t vas piece Of the stone
wall Or csmea,ed ceiling. The other build
ing 10 the Louse where Judas lived, wbo was
probauy another disciple, aud rid when
Saul remained till Annauias cans 10 kin,
The house il situated in the street called
Straight, which q that time vas . very
beAuaifpl and highly ornauen,sd aysnss.
4hs y eIso 9 ssons building evidently oi
ftea3 When Aananias had come, and
~ ~ h(kds. upvn the stricken man, bis
blit n1o6 - removed, and being cover
|Ef4 - ca Nan fAiih. on receiving bsp.
- - Secs eommencsd preaching
Christ and salvation BY bis msrisos;ous
deAsh and passion. Ii vas most interesting
10 reject that 3as IN or near shs house. o.
1t least in the very strest in which the great
Apostle 70 the 0entiIes frst begun to pro.
claim the Gospel to the wicked aud unbe>
lieving people Of that Oldest city in tie
world, and to remember how different was
his character at that lime from what IL vas
when he len Jerusalem, armed with suthor;
ty from the Chief Priests, to bring back TO
.udea every oue that was called by sbe name
Of ChiR. He himself had become be-
liever 10 that name and follower Of that
same Saviour.
lpsrich. B. B. O.
Buchanan County bulletin., 1869-04-16

In eas Il he Rhode lslaad towns throsgh
which suepG . rseeat revival we've. thsrs
dvslls father end shFes 'ssns, ell u vhen
long voted shs Democratic ticket. But u
he last election, the father brought bss oss
soc With him, and 70 qneriss aeess ~ oh
en saia, uitbA nessstsl AsAd-sAahs, sTley
don. vote vi,b us any nsrs; shsy,ve sxpssi
enesd religion
Buchanan County bulletin., 1869-04-16
AAE8BcAN LAD1es.

The kss6sa Leisss H1uy seys Of eur
young womsa folk:
The Aaerican yousg ladies Of The mid.
die, and even the upper class, are usually
trained to such domestic duties % srs susr
to develve upon Tie yousg wife. b. she rich
OF poor. They are called upon to 70 into
the kitchen, I" observe the working Of thas
inportsut element Of domestic HE, oecssios>
ally to make up dishes, and 10 know how, q
least, TO make up oil which The table reqsisss.
They are lefi in charge Of the hossshoh, -
that everything Is properly doa~, and that
the sesvants are not INDECENT or dishoreet
Not that American women are By any means
unnindfal Of 'appesrasces ! fos the Demo-
cratic theories OF government do not eutirsly
enter into the social life. S,ill 81 regarded
- BY no means any disgracs for even : rich.
y endowed Or high family Young wife 70
superintend her household, and even 10 %
what is necessary 70 BE- done IL order 70
make her home pleasant and esmforsabls for
her husband end hesselfn
Il . pleasant TO think that The EaelisA
people have ssch favorable opiaisos of eus
says Of bringing up young ladiss. Il would
be better il it were only true.
Buchanan County bulletin., 1869-04-16

Ne Metre Dame De 0on 4oeeats.
INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
To be opened on the Sth Of April. 1859, undsr
the charge Of the Sister, Of Mercy.
Tho educational course Of instruction, en-
braces all the elementary. - we'll - the higAee
branches Of an accomplished Edusasiea, Bls.
ganee sf manners, poltsnsss sad ths prlAeipase
of morality. are objects Of unosasing sssiduity.
Pupils Of every denomination are admitted.
TIlAs voR DAILv ruPILs.
Primary Dept Pss r. q Il .ssss 49, =
Senior q 7.oo
Music and use Of PiaDo, l2.o0
Prench, German.
Latin and italian, ! each 9 500
Embroidery ard Needle work Of every Aescyip-
ton taught without extra charge,
For further particulars, and terms for board
sua tuition. address sae g
Rev. JOHN l.. aosKlR,
Ss IT,
Buchanan County bulletin., 1869-04-16

The Central Pacific Railway Coupasy
have sreaed building which Is douhtless
the largest in The world. Il i twsuty two
miles in length. sixteen feet In wiasi, cad
sixteen feet in height, not including The piGeh
of the roOf Il is pat up in The most sslss
stantial manner, ali The timbers used beisa
Of the best qualify 70 b obsAissd. Thssidss
are enclosed, and wers Is mot for The faes
that daylight peneirAfes through he inter>
stices between The boards, The Whole alEnis
would be very like huge tanesl. The
building is braced together 10 . ness pseu~
liar mannsr. snd i, in addiaioa, ksnly hele>
ed % the rocks vhsssvsr The road sasss ~
face of . cliG. WHARF ss0w slidss ~ le =
fearsd, IN extsnsios Of ths roof ~ hess ~
ried 70 Tie cliah. % that fallias nasees shall
pass over the bsildiAg asd lodes o. IL eah.
er side. In many places, where sids tsaaks
ars located, he buildine y wider thas -
figures given ahese. Noss has 4ov0oo go
fsst oflunbsr have bsen Assd il II eoap
ssructies. Il eovsss - Asea e nere 49,
l.8oos 900 quase fst = asasly ~ aesse,
One Of ths bsse peosh efshe stability e ~
structure y IN tks fact thal VIII ~ exeeD.
tioa Of = fsw nilss uhisA lad noe heee -,
y eonplstsd. i thosougAly answered =
purpose foe which it vss desieue1 dur;ne
ths recent sevsEs sloem, i vhiek il was sab.
jeeted 70 the most ssvefs testa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

EIFrH AVENUE THEATRE.
THIS I za5 4His a7 1EEHss0 a2 Ara
ID: f.. Il
The buriesqus of
iss.sc EYED YI.P.s sDf Il Dali, ,o..,s
Misses kiiis Blanchard. Mary Cary and others: '
Charles f ssH TO-DAY AZ Director
No 7ol broadway and At The General Ticket ONCE No IN
Door: open .. ~; overture ats
WAvnHLEr T IHEAssE SUCCESS oy
OLD ctR sEinhfs' SHOP,
George s.s.s
Preceded BY the I ;sssHssffs fri q bAsx
MATINEE nrnry,$ SSSS1 uero
host Of volunteers for the occasion. will be the BILL
NiBLo's GARDEN.
lz ss$sss 5Ssl sA4''
LYDIA rHonrsoSs! lsSSssLEsQuE TROUPE
uKAPpRoAcHABLE aEoTEsouE FRENCH DANCERS
ArrER sSS Ss'l at 3; Evssfsd ATS
Spectacular written Henry B. Farnie
entitled
sINBAD THE SAILOR.
siNBAD THE SAILOR,
pre.eminsuty distinguished BY the, .,.sn
LAVISH APPLAUSE
BEST BuRLEssSS5iE OF THE DAT
SPECIAL CAST GRAND S sSfEEE2s TO ALL orHnha
staSE ESIS S SYsd SSSN DssEssgs
. ,,.vo,,,, TELLING TELLING hi HITS, Fun, Jokes
THE BEST EVER PRESENTED
TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
DOOTH'S THEATRE.
ID Twenty third street. between Fifth and Sixth
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
MISS BLANCHE DE BAR
MISS FANNY MORANT
Ia Madame Dc Marguerte's Domestic Drama in Ave act
ENOCH ARDEN,
founded on Tenpyson's beautiful Poem Of that name
"A shpwreckd sailor waiting for sail
No sail from day to day"
The play is produced FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEW
YORK with the and attention TO details ha4
the former productions at this esablishmsn
Doors open ut ~; TO commence at o'clock
Seats advance the box Office OF the
theatre its branch ticket Office at the music store OF O.
II. Ditson Il Co., No. I'll Broadway.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE 2e ls6s-rRPLG SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsRMENTs. .,.
OIEzs~ffSlGa s 4HEs pa4, sxloz TINS DAY.
Two ffEkssfFoSsszs5Es;. v,c, -on.v
4 4HIs 4 4sSEsSSSs At Il
THIS THIS. E EyEs!ss At At !
s: s:$s:: S5.Ea $SS: SSsro
s;S; s Sfs
s: aaa zsB ~ 4: $ $:;E
G css gs. muso sD.ndd e wonds" Cf:
w Family circle, 50 cents; children, Is cents.
GENERAL Mhsh ncaas q. the MUSEUM 0URosiiEs
Last appearances of the e iS%SlasflS1 of tho
in their ma.chls" Acrobaie and Gymnsssic Fea.s aud
with HooLEY's MINsTREis
TN their '''s %&TSSh
Monday hys Juns Is y .s s,s T. EDDY
will appear the most startling damn OF the aSe-Eugeno
sues own ThE %SS fi EVE
WAILAcks.
THE LAURI TROUPE.
"""N'' BuRLEsoUE
PANrOMIME
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENTS
IN THE CITY.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES AND
GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
EVERY EVENING AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Ars
ON MONDAY EVENING, JUNE vs.
BURLEsQUE OPENING
entitled
on GID i. 4, G sHa al Iii y ;;pcx,rss
in con junction with
NEW COMIC SCENES,
NEW BALLETS AND EFFECTS.
Box book open.
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ACT EInIIsr 80

!" LHSI NIuTTI Vi
The World Renowned z.
TWO DRAMAS, AND
Dumb Boy of Manchester.
Mlss FANNY HERRING
a. the DUMB BOY.
The Castle Of Olivat.
Comic Concert.
Mons. Caron and Boys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26

Miss FANNY HERRING.
ANFRETrA X CARON Troupe.
A ROARING PANTOMINE.
COMIC PANTOMfME
Of ROBERT AND JACQUES,
by the
ZANFRETTA 4 CARON Troupe
PUNCHINELLO ON STILLS,
by ALEXANDER ZANFRETrA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL. CORNER BowERY AND
~ Bayard-On the European plan a0 light lodg
ngs Soc 6oc nightly. S8 to ~ weekly for gentlemen only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26

90 THIRD REET.-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
20 Room TO rent, to two persons without board
family private gas, bath, &C.; terms moderate II perma
nenty engaged. References exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26

CUMMIT HOTEL, CORNER OF BOwERY AND CANAL
- street. house, leo kept the European
plan; moderate price; by the day, week or month.
b. BREEDER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26

GOD STREET, lO2 EAST, SECOND HOUSE FROM
rs Fourth avenue-A choice OF a few Handsomely fur
nshed Rooms is offered, with Board Permanently OF
trsnsently.
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~ EAST FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN BOwERi
III and Broadway.-A few boariers can be sccommo
dated with good Board and pleasant Rooms at moderate
term
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-26

81 WEST THIRTY.SECOND STREET. NEAR FIFTH
ell avenue-Handsome Room second uoor VIII be va
nst moderate terms highest refer
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~ Newport, r. l.,
Opens for the reception Of guests In the latter part OF june
The proprietor having purchased the entire property has
expended 0C0O enlagng and improving the house
the present season.
c. Koppzs celebrated orchestra from Selwyn's theatre
Boston, has been engaged for the season OF ls6y.
JOS. b. WEAVER, ID.
PROPRIETOR
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Al BEACH STREET GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
4U or a few single gentlemen be accommodated with
Rooms and Board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17
DEPARTURE or STEAMSHIPS YESTERDAY.


The following steamers left this port yesterday for
the ports named
Britannia, OF the Anchor line, for Glasgow. via
Londonderry, having on board 20 cabin passengers
and about 100 ia the Storage. Her cargo consisted
mainly Of wheat Hour, taliow and provisions.
City Of washington. OF the Inman line, for Liver
poo, via Queenstown, with 65 passengers AS cargo
che had, DSs,dc. cotton. cheese. bacon &C., $4,000
80 ss"rS ----....-e~i Srz-:.
In silver bars and 1000 sOvereIgns
England OF the National line, for Liverpool, via
Queenstown, had 10 cabin ahd 40 steerage passen.
gers; and as cargo $1,000 bushels Of grain. 1880
bales OF cotton and 100 tons OF provisions.
Lafayette, OF the French iine for Havre via Brest
TAT cabin passengers, with $7S 100 Ia specie, 1000
bales OF cotton and a cargo OF merchandise
CITY OF Mexico, for Havana, with 10 passengers
and an assorted cargo OF merchandise
e0AsTwlsE STEAMERS.
For New Orleans Geherat Meade, with Al cabin
and Storage passengers, aud cargo OF general
merchandise.
De Soto, 20 passengers and cargo Of merchAn.
disc.
George Washington IL cabin ana 81 aseeraRe pas
sengers and cargo Of merchandise.
For Galveston, Texas, Wilmington, with ~ cabin
ana steercge passengers and cargo Of general
merchandise.
For Alexandria, Va. john GIBSON, no passengers.
cargo OF merchandise.
For Charleston y. g., Manhattan, Win u pas.
sengers aud full cargo Of merchandise.
For Savannah, MONTGOMERY, Win OV passengers
ana very large cargo OF merchandise.
For Panama via Aspinwali, Alaska, with about 500
passsugers aud full cargo OF MERCHANDISE
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Cable kilograms are dated October 16.
hessrs Jules Favre, Bancei and Cambctta, leaders
OF the French "reds,n arrived In London. RUse
OF modification OF the French Cabinet werevd
rent. The merchants clerks Of Paris were on par
tial ssrike." The session Of the Spanish Cortes was
suspended. Valencia held out against the Spanish
troops. Fighting was maintained In the provinces
OF spain. Members OF Cories who took part IN the
revolution arc to be prosecuted. New leaders are
prociaiming Spanish republic near Malaga. Eng
lish reports state that the teegraphs and railroads
have been destroyed for great distance around
Madrid The irish political amnesty question agi-
tated England considerably.
Jerusalem.
great Israelite council has been held In Berlin,
having for It's object tic maturing OF pan OF relief
for the distressed brethren In Western Russia.
Emigration TO the United States was generally
advocated. The brethren In America are appealed
to, ana the HERALD thanked for It's advocacy OF a
general loieiation in matters OF religion.
Africa.
Dispatches rom Fernando 70 state that volcano,
situaled on the mainland OF the west coast, Is In
active eruption.
Paraguay.
Later dispatches confirm the report that Lopez is
at san Esanisaus bat further STATE that he Is try
Ing TO reach Bolivian territory
Miscellaneous.
session OF the Cabinet was held yesterday only
for tue transaction OF routine business the Pres
dents absence having deferred the regular meeting
OF Friday.
The further trial OF The piivateer cuba in VII
mngton has been postponed until Monday
General Thomas has forwarded report Of his
observations In Alaska to the war Department lie
states Ia substance that our new possessions are not
worth much TO anybody but the officers who are
paid salary by the government to live there. The
soil cannot be cultivated nor stock raised to adyan
tage.
Ihs condition OF Admiral Farragut ia greatly
improved, and HIS physicians now have strong
hopes tnat lie VIII fully recover his health
Tho massacre Of the government surveying party
under Nelson Buck. near Fort Mcpherson, by
Indians, is reported. The party consisted OF twelve
men, all Of whom are SAID to have been Killed.
The Pennsylvania Court OF Common Pleas yester-
decided the contested election case In Phiiadei-
\ which was Instituted year ago, by throwing
oAt al the democratic ncumbents OF city oflces
except Mayor Fox.
shs commercial Convention at Louisville has
hnAy adjourned. Mr.. Fillmore IN his closing
ad iicss said that he would most probably never
again appear in public convention
The Mayor OF Wilmington was recently arrested.
fined and imprisone1 W a Judge OF special court
ia that city for contempt lie was released, how
ever. BY the habeas corpus.
The members OF the Virginia Legislature are 70.
turning 10 Richmond, and among the Senatorial
probabilities now is mentioned General Milford.
trestle work connected with The new Ohio river
bridge at Louisville was demolished by q locomo
tive yesterday aud six men were precipitated ninety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17

We must refer al lady readers to The letter
of our Paris correspondent for descriptions Of
the Paris fashions, which have lately boon dis
played at the scene or the monstrous Pantin
massacre as we'll as on tue Bouievards GncIud
ing Nine. Ratazzis eccentric ''green silk dress,
worked all over with yellow parrots, at the
wedding of The Duchess Of Hamilton's daugh-
ter, aud at hunting parties. The same striking
variety Of styles and especially Of colors pre-
vailing In Paris prevails also In New York.
The ladies have decided already upon their
favorite novelties for autumn and wiGter wear.
On the basis Of black-whch predoninates In
the Medicis velvet bonnet, the deep mourning
bonnets Of English Grape, the most Of the gros
grain suits exhibited at the recent openings,
and many of the aipacas and glossy Tibet
cloth suits-are embroidered bright and vivid
colors Of rainbow variety and splendor. The
chemist will trace this corruscation of brilliant
hucs to a petroleum origin, inasmuch as the
discovery Of coal oil has both chsapenod pig
ments and intensified their e~ccts. But the
artist can only account for ths extraordinary
shapes of some Of the new dresses by assum-
ing that the bellies who wear them have been
smitten with fancy for reversing the equili-
brium Of Punch. We cannot believe that even
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The Jerome Park Rnces.

Notwithstanding all drawbacks on account
of the heavy rainfall of this equinoctial
season and Of the financial convulsions Of
Wall street, the fall meeting of the American
Jockey Club has been rendered memorable
by some of The most spirited and closely
contested races which have illustrated the
history of the turf in the United States.
When-at no remote period, we hope-an
underground railway and an elevated railway
shall have been completed, facilitating the
indispensabIy requisite communications be-
tween the lower and the upper parts Of our
thickly populated island, the crowds Of
enthusiastic lovers Of noble sport which,
under proper influences, must contribute
largely to the Improvement Of the fine breeds
of horses that we may already boast of, will
offer an agreeable contrast to the present
meagrc attendance at the races in Jerome
Park. Experience will correct the mistakes
which have been made by the exclusive few
who fail to recognize the fact that the popular
element is the most powerful in all the insti-
tutons which appeal for encouragement and
support to the sulrages Of the public in
country where sall msn are born free and
onuof