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vi Al IN II.
FIRST FATAL HALLOW I'VE.

FIRST FATAL HALLOW I'VE.
IL was AllialOw Eve, a night long anticipated with
delight by The whole neglborhood and much longer sn
renenhcfed with horror by the whole country.
Black Hail. the Black Valley add the t0wn OF Baclville
was The inst entertainment 81 tie Kind that had ever
been gwen n tac locality and the gcuy of three con-
The throng ut Black Han was great and the charac-
tcis assumed by the naskcrs various and well sus-
But far the most beautiful lar the most terrible figure
i TIE pgeauiiy Of the evening that OF SybH Der
deuted part Of the mpersonaon of the Spirit Of Fire II
suited wefwth her whole nature HercOstumG was but
Syb bad cOulded the secret OF her costume TO one
but her husband, Who was himself attired Harold
the Saxon" while Mrs Bl0ndcle assumed the character
SWIM lad not been long in the room, before the coopcr
Ting of her husband and Srs Bondeo her nearly
20 distraction Observing that whenever she came near
Them thew were on then guard, s5DI exchanged dis
suises with one of her guests and ultimate friends
Beatrx PepdclOn, and WAS thus obaDed 20 watch her
husband ana hs companion without the least restraint
whom nobcsiy seemed to know watched Mrs Bionderc
ScaSjcI no remember ana shudder at that fact.
Seeing the watched couple seat themselves on small
sSa ~ hS Sme fGS ac II TO me hear M Bonde
''NO, Lyon, your wife is not my friend-sAe Us my
for me, though the only happiness OF my uhaPpS
life and she viii make you throw me on YET do no,
Never no one, not even my vile, sAan ever w lN'
swear il by all my hopes Of
sybil giidedaway. She could bear 10 more 1t,
Suppertme drawing near, when all the guests WOuiu
have 70 nnnask sybll and Beatrix reGAehsnged cos
tunes ana went down 20 the draWnRfOO tOGtlbfE jus
as the last quadrIle completed and the company
began % march 20 the stippef-rOOn.
As each couple passed into suPperFOOm they took
on their masks aud handed them 10 attendants placed
for that purpose 20 the right and left Of the door Thus
when thS company hed the every face was shown,
but 4" Death" was nowhere 10 be seen.
AT last the party broke up. onlya few Of the guests
remained all night, These shown 10 their rooms
aud the others having gone, fate would have IL Mrs
Ppbdelle went into tho little reception parOr 10 meet
Mr. BerDer assured her that thencefOrth he could
never extend 20 her more than a brothers affection.
.'Ihe eitc me brothers kiss" she sighed "That Ia
not pDe Ja sNk and sve 40 one W kss Ine now. 30
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L. LiyINGsroS. Secretary.
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THERAPEUTICS.

At the last genera meeting OF the French Society
OF Therapeutics DR.. Cafe In the chair, various splen-
did specimens OF tinctorlal substances were pro-
duced and among them corallne, which, since the
late serious charges brought against It, has been sub
jected to numerous experiments IL was proved at
the sitting that was perfectly lnnocuous, and that
a workman OF the Uobeiins had painted both his
arms with solution OF II with IMMUNITY. The only
cause OF danger might be the arseniate OF alumins
they use al m0rdant In order the better to fix the
beautiful color OF coralline. IL may not be unlnters
esting TO ladies to know what they wear In their
'chgn0n.n The hair composing them Is brOughp
over from Cafireland and the unciviized parts OF
America that Of the German peasant women and OF
those OF all countries that have died In the hospitals
being insufficient TO meet the demand. All this hail
Is taken to place near Regents Park, London
where 1t Is subjected 10 O process OF publication.
but the stencil 1t spreads about far and wide 10
so insuerable that the establishment Is about to be-
closed as a nuisance. An easy and cheap plan for
stocking unproductive land with forest trees has
been hit upon In Auvergne IL simply Consists I'm
sowing say ten kilos. OF pine or other seed on the
soil such as 49, without any previous preparation.
The only thing 10 be done afterwards 10 10 keep
mock OF sheep on the ground for week or fort
night, about the middle OF April the weather being
moderately warm and damp. Poultry arc now fed
At small cost In some parta OF France in the fol-
iowinR way:-A large cage containing some 800
fowls, Is wheeled to newly ploughed field. There
the prisoners are let out and they spend the day In
scratching and picking up the earth worms In tho
evening lhey are driven back TO the cage again aud
wheeled nome. We should not however. forget 70
bad Ease.
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AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
The BeIginn Railway Question.

Auc DeS8tuu hauWdy VutSttOn.
The following Is the text OF the interesting des-
patch addressed by NJ. Won Thie, Under Secretary
for Foreign Affairs, acting on behalf of Count Bis
marck. to Baron Won werther, Minister Of Prussia
and OF the North German Confederation at Vienna,
relatively TO the above Incident
learn from your confidential report OF the 9Th
Count Beust had Informed and told had deemed
the despatch OF the Chancelor of the Empire concerning
ceedns towardsPssi IN presence Of absolute
observed BY he Kings government tina, AFFAIR during
sentative. abroad, and Tor when We have warmly
mo. Count you
ann ss
sny o. o .
much spoken Of By as press: but .hIch bad .oi been
81 s s% . Rs
ernmen that 70 say It's representative have communi
would contrary 70 diplomatic usage ons Of TIE two
cases was concerning despatch from Prince Gorcb.cow
Austrian despatch OF May relative the oego,ison
that communication from Baron MUNICH ALSO the
provisional answer made to him. win add bu, few
%psra sSps sure ss At
use Il makes Of our communications, but that we SHAH
never permit ourselves TO Judge the nae make Of the
Sosn. s right
governments. the Object Of ocis o5ss9so Da 0' We
are quite at loss 10 know what motives
Count Beus, had in view when he made
himself the advocate OF Prince Sortchaeow who
use the vienna road to send up confidential demand there
that matter As To the Austrian despatch Of May the Chan
ceor OF the Empire will recollec that he did commln
cate to US either In writing verbally and that for this
reason he did not cause Us 70 commit ndscreou that
point We confident that always
lutte discretion in the have made OF
from foreign governments but infraction of that
cipe cannot be invoked in there does
such communication Moreover At the present
not II the inormatons given 70 relatively the de-
spatch u question are exact not But to the
those inormAtions we think account II but
those from whom received them Were admit
superstition rendered probable by the crcnm OF the
that Count Buest intended criticse The
cation that we are presumed TO have made the saIon
Minister, Baron friesen, should In the
talon TO declare that even leaving ABIDE special OF
tack we al once deny by general reasons OF national policy
the legitimacy OF such critoitm Our
German Cabinets are above control from foreign
nes and above all those address the Saxsn Cabinet
account OF the solidarity OF the federal diplomacy OF
Northern Germany request your EKceiency express
yourself in that spirit will the Chancellor empire
should you deem proper to read to him this despatch
the memorandum therein enclosed, but TO with
HIM Won TITLE.
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THE LINCOLN MONUMENT FUND.
Letter from the Treasurer.
SHARON SPRINGS. August Is. 49,


SHARON SPRINGS. August Is, 1869.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
While sojourning for few days at this watering
place friend has called my attention 20 a commu-
nication without signature In the HERALD asking
for information as to the Lincoln Monument Fund.
II Is but short time since published in most OF
the city papers a statement showing the amount Of
funds collected, and since that time subscriptions
have been received but for the Information OF your
correspondent and the public will state that con-
tract was some time since made with II. h. Brown,
one OF our most celebrated sculptors and author
or the washington monument In Union square. Mr.
Brown has already finished q plaster cast OF our
lamented President, which was exhibited to the
committee accepted by them and sent to the f0un-
dry TO be cast IN bronze and when finished, AZ IL
soon will be, think II will not only meet the expec
Lincoln but will add another wreath to the brow or
the artist who designed It.
IL Will perhaps quiet the nerves OF your anonymous
correspondents TO know that Mr.. Brown has already
received 900 account OF his contract and that
the balance OF the funds. which amounts to about
ell 000 Is invested In registered United states Ave.
twenty bonds and, further, that have studi0usly
avoided having any Of the funds In my hands, hav-
ing requested Mr. John B. Arthur Secretary or tho
Columbia Fire Insurance company, NO. ISL Broad.
way to receive the subscriptions, invest the amount
name on a book kept for that purpose, which, by
the.by, 10 well worth seeing; and II the writer al
udcd TO mas ever sent IN any subscription list or
has even subscribed and paid his one dollar he VIII
there Hud his name beautifully written.
TIMOTHY q. CHURCHILL. Treasurer.
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be IN position TO Get price upon ice alliance.
Court Beust the Chancellor OF the Empire, on
Tsing expressed himself conscious OF the respousi-
bilty Of has position. He denied that the discussion
Of the Red Book BY the delegation committees
would create disquietude, and defended the publca-
ton OF It's contents which were calculated TO re-
move many misapprehensons. He contradicted an
assertion that he had meddled with German affairs
exercised any Kind OF pressure for the formation
OF a South German confederacy. He reiterated his
former assertion, that no alliances whatever
exist between Austria and other European
Powers; but added:-"In France we nave a
good friend IL Is, besides, a question whether
Germany could help us II we required 1t. fne
French government up to the present =. a,ways
shown itself friendly towards no .ias,n"csrei~
entertains kindly symn"'' -. france sine
Austria. Most 90 IA. for all the " o,as or
arise from - .. Stssyre.~--,. Win prnssia
Prussa 81. o X, 49, D., nnoe Tha
10 -. a Minister IN vienna Is not an impediment
two estabshment OF better relations between me
We Sountriea. am bound, in justice TO Baron Won
> rther, TO be5 r testimony to this fact" Count
.'eust conckde by stating that the true policy OF
no ne,
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SuRaoGiTE's COURT.
Before Surrogate Ticker

BEFORE surrogate Tucker.
wills admitted during the week ending August
21:-Susan A. Place, John Alstyne, George N. stew
art Edward NJ. Gorney. In tue will OF John Astyne
are the following benevolent bequests:--st. Paul's
church, East Chester, SIS, 900; New York Bible and
Common PRAYER Book Society, go, 900; New YORK
lief OF INDECENT Aged females, $4,000 orphans
Home, Si25 500; Institute for tue Bhnd. $40, 900; In
stltute Tor Dear and Dumb. So 900; 81 Lukes Hos
pital, $4,000; New YORK Hospital, $4,000.
Letters OF administration were granted on estates
OF Herman W. Ehrenthal, Mary Themer. Diedrich
Hugh McAdam Duke Mullen. Harriet Reed, John c.
Bailey, Ann Murphy, John Kotta, Michael Caller
EDWARD Fields, John shea, John Akin, Rosalie
Sicke., John Bosnian, Resale Wertneimer.
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AUS TRIA.
Proceedings in the Rcirhsrath-Tbe Red
Bool-Baron Beu,t's Foreign Policy.

Proceedings in the Rcirhsrath-Tbe Red
Book-Baron Beust's Foreign Policy.
In the sitting OF the Reichsrsth Delegation on the
9th inst. the general debate upon the estimates OF
the Ministry for Foreign Anairs was opened by
speech from Herr venderstrass the reporter OF the
committee. He was followed by Herr Spie-
gel, who discussed the contents OF the Red
BOOK, and recommended the maintenance OF
friendly relations with Prussia and Germany
Herr wickemuurg approved the policy pursued by
Count Buest who he said, was in favor OF friend.
ship with Prussia n the latter would only for
ward W a similar spirit. Herr WEIGHS criticised the
conciliatory tone adopted by The government to-
wards Rome. lie recommended the pursuance OF
policy OF watcnfuness and as REGARDS Germany OF
the utmost possible Cancellation. Herr Rechbauer
expressed desire 10 see carried into eject the at
present unexecued clause Of the treaty OF Prague.
He also stated himself TO be opposed to the forna-
ton OF a South German confederscy and declared
that Austria ought TO walk hand In hand with united
Germany. Herr Zemialkowski opposed an alliance
with Prussia on the ground that that Power pre-
only uphold justice and peace and should not enter
into any alliances by which her internal peace
might be disturbed Herr Arneth represented Prus.
STA az being lrreconcaole, in support OF
whcn he mentioned the retention OF Baron
Won WerIher ar Prussian Minister 10 Vienna,
ana tne anar OF the Usedom despatch contrasting
with the tone adopted by Prussia the conciliaiory
circular note OF Baron Beust on the subject OF
sne gcsPsscn maze pnnlc BY me Austrian General
by MIN when IN power In connection with the
Scheswlg- Holsteln question Herr Sturm demon
strated the identity OF the interests OF the two
halves OF the Anstro Hungarian monarchy ~ re-
CARDS foreign questions. he defended the altitude
or the German population OF Austria who desire
peace, but not union with Germany. Herr Kaiser en-.
deavored to spow the irrecoDcable character OF
PrusBlan politics and dwet upon tue differences ex.
sting between the In erests OF Austria and Prussia
lie also pleaded IN favor OF the strict execution OF
the treaty OF Prague. After speeches from Iierrep
Figuly and Neumann, Herr Heferstorfer expressed
the opinion that forbearance towards Rome was
policy BETTING Austria. He declared that Prussia
bad never pursued towards Austria an honorable
policy. Me Austrian monarchy, be aided. must
Develop its strength ~ Dsscs, S"" ibsp ~orid
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
s.oso.ooc-,os>rooc>

ALLEGED FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-Peter Riley was
yesterday taken before Judge Kelly at the Tombs
on charge OF stabbing In the breast with a knife
John Finestill. The injuries fortunately were very
slight. He was held to answer the charge.
The GREENWICH STREET BURGLARY,-William
Farley was yesterday arrested on charge of being
implicated IN the late burglary and robbery OF the
distillery of Bach Brothers. 100 Greenwich street
OF which the full particulars have been alreauv given
in the HERALD, Including lae arrest aid commit
ment OF two other alleged burglars believed have
been involved in the atlair. The accused was held
to answer the charge.
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ENGLAND.

The Government and the Telegraphs.
Mr.. pcudamore, Assistant Secretary at the Pos
once the author OF the scheme organized for trans
ferrng the management OF the Geographic systems
from private companies to the government, has re-
Gently addressed a letter to the secretary OF the
Shefield Chamber of Commerce in answer to an APP
phcation made by that body that uniform rate OF
sixpence should be charged Tor all kilograms OF a
certain length sent from one part to another of the
United Kingdom. Mir. ScudamoreS reply Is con-
veyed in the following words:-
directed acquant you that the Marquis Of Hsr,ins
Ton net insensibe TO the advantages dervabe from uni
form sixpence rate for egams throughout the United
Kingdom, and that the subject will receive due consideration
hs. Z tia. At At the
sD the s. Of he s' Ss the
she training OF the reorganzed stat be perfected
uDSn h. tssrapRs the Increase II business. Which
toerably certain would follow the introduction of a
lower rate than one shilling
1t is understood that the new caole which 1t is In
tended TO lay from the Orkneys through the Farce
no w bass nto the hands OF the ON
their completion. Messages viii be transmitted for
the first time through the French Atlantic cable on
Sunday next One Of the most extensive schemes
for telegraphic extension recently considered
vim shortly, it Is believed: assume
JAMAICA JAMAICA with e other west indian rslsnas '' and
llso with surinam, on the south American coast and
New Granada rST
and from New Granada with Ecuador, Peru and
Chile. The means OF Geographic correspondence
Island, ss susns the 1ae
Confederation and the republics on the east
coast OF South America. Concessions for
forty years have been obtained from the
Spanish government, aad the colonial govern
ments Of several or the islands have undertaken to
pay considerable subsidy for space OF ten years.
It Is calculated that tue system win supply the
agency OF telegraphy to H. Doc, 900 Of people From
Durinam It will be easy to extend the lines TO Rio
3aniero, with stations at Pernambuco. bahla and
other places. The system can also be united with
Vines Completed or being constructed from Rio "a
Rnn AM Naln Ip1e
system Will consist Of 2, $50 miles or submarine
0ape and 800 miles of land line
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST % lees-TR1PLE SHEET

deceased is not known. although 6e had resided IN
the mousse for some time.
The body OF Mrs.. Sarah A. Brown, the colored
woman, whose deaih IL alleged 10 have been pro,
duced by D0izon administered by her husband
George, were yesterday exhumed and taken to the
Morgue, whErc searching examination Will pe hed
Dy PTolyssors Doremus and Chandler. The ACTON VI
the Coroner depends greatly on their report.