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The New York herald., 1870-03-06
sKhTING.

The poetry of motion IN the long, heroic measures
illustrated oy skating very good yesterday
under cover, but ON the ponds the Ice melted before
noon and tle unhappy managers of Terpsichorean
carnivais On skates were woebegone. they failed to
reap harvest of greenbacks, which was gathered
into the t'easnry Cf the covered rinks. Saturday
being the day OF days Tor schooboys, the Empire
Rink oil course was crowded with adolescence, and
the managers, 70 add 10 tile attractions, got up I'M
promptu races OF three-quarters OF a miie
each. Nineteen boys under sixteen entered
Tor The frst race, and the way these
ambitious Juveniles struck out right and
lett, cam. III collision, got lnterlaced Ike
human mQlograms or bumped their backs on the
Ice " oud create laugh, even among tribe Oi I'm
Perturbabe Choctaws. The first race was won by u
LAD named Augustus Fnriong, and the second OF
hall a mile, for boys under twelve. by \. valentine
ln the evening several hundred people were present
and TO the enliyeniDR strains oi the Washington
Band fancy skaters cut graceful figures among
groups OF atmrers who clustered around to applaud
ana initiate Prominent among these were Mr.
jackson, Mss Jackson. Miss kosenbaugh, Mss
Strauss, Mr. J.. H. Cook, MISC Edwards, Mr.. a. 81
Post. Mr.. Benson, Mr. J. Williams, Mr.. j. G. Forbes
Mr.. HiDoard Mr.. J. Is. story and Mir. Martin. Dur
ing ire week tncre wiii be several entertainments,
especially onIhursday evening. which IS to be the
first cafniva, eight.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE IN GUTTExBEaG, \. !.


A QuakeYess From Ponnsyivauia Falls FroD
Wealth to Poverty and Hangs Herself.
An inquest was held by Justice Dwyer at Gu. ten
berg, near Weenawken, yesterday, on the body OF
Mary Anne GRIMM, fifty years OF age, who COM
mitted suicide by hanging herself with clothes
line In her room. She was q native OF Pniladel-
phia and was member OF the Society OF
Friends. She was IN afiluent circumstance
tH her husband lost vessel which pied
between Philadelphia and many cities on the sea-
board, ana from that day their fortunes began 10
wahe. Unable 10 cope with their nelghbors any
longer IN the old STYLE OF living they left their
native state and went reside in Gutenberg. u
very retired quarter OF New Jersey, though facing
tne upper portion or New York city. The husband
obtaincd employment as night watcnman on one OF
tne piers III New York. but Mrs. Grfln led u life OF
Isurement ana seciusion, so that very lit
we Is known oil the career OF the family
beyond that already stated. She had
one cMld I'VE years old, whom she sent
10 Deigh6of's house on FRIDAY IN order that the
poor child might not witness tue mothers destruc-
ton. When the Dody was discovered 1t was quite
cold. The interior OF the dwelling had something of
the respectabty OF former days but there was evi-
dence ut the same time that poverty reigneo there
as regards food and clothing. The jury returned a
verdict that Sue came 10 her death by her own nands
white iaboring under mental derangemeut. The
body viii remain In charge OF the authorities I'LL
claimed by the husband OF other relatives
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THE CITY or BOSTON.

The Managers OF the Inman Line Still Conf
dent Of the Safeiy or the Missing steamer
Heavy Easterly Gnies Prevailing ON tho
British Coasts.
LONDON. March s, 1870.
The managers the inman steamship line, both
here and at Liverpool all CONFIDENT OF the safety
OF the City OF Boston. They have sent out great
many vessels 10 cruise In search OF her. Heavy
easterly gales have prevailed around the coasts re-
Gently, and 1t is reported to-day that no less than 500
vessels OF all sorts are or Ireland unable to make
English ports.
The officers Of the Channel squadron Dust on the
point OF leaving Lisbon for FayaD have been IN
structec to keep sharp lookout for the missing
steamer
There has been no further advance in the premium
at the underwriters.
Apropos OF the C'ty OF Boston, the journals to-day
cite the case OF the City OF Washington, which was
out four weeks with broken rudaer. In 1866,
but which came into port safely at last
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SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT NEWARK.

About nine O'Clock last night at the Market street
depot OF the New Jersey Railroad in Newark. N. j.,
Antonio Malfanti, stone mason, had both legs
shocSlngy mutated through having beensrun over
by the twenty minutes OF nine tram from New
York. IL appears he q passenger on
board tho train and carelessiy Jumped or JUST
rs 1t was entering the depot. lie siipped
and tumbied down between the stone platform ana
the cars, the wheels passing over both legs nearly
severing the lett extremity below the ancle, while
the right foot was likewise crushed into AN uusghty
mass. The poor fellow was removed to tue freight
depot where ampniation OF tue left leg was per-
formed by Drs Coles and Dood The other win pro-
oably nave TO be taken on also. Ne rs quite young,
native OF Switzerland, and resided IN Main street,
East orange, between SteubeH and Pulaski streets.
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FRANCE.
The Administration Of Justice-Case Of tho
Paris RiOters.

The Administration of Justice-Casc Of tho
Paris Rioters.
PARIS March S. 1870
An o1icia note has been published to-day deny
ing the statement made in the Aonteur to the effect
that the prisoners who arrested during the re-
cent troubles were compelled 10 remain In conlne.
ment twenty days without having an examin alton.
The note says that alt these PRISONERS were duly
tnterrOgateu but they refused to answer as 10 the
conspiracy and they were therefore Imprisoned for
cOntnmacy. or the 500 persons arrested seventy.
four remain In custody, all on serious charges.
Ocean Gables Extension and No Monopoly.
PARIS, March S. 1870.
The Official journal publishes a decree to-day
granting the permission OF the government to lay q
second cable from the shores OF France to Algeria
This is accepted as establishing the tact that all
monopoly In ocean cable Is abolished.
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A pai1a FIGHT LAST NIGHT.
The Whole Gang Arrested.


About eleven O'Clock last evening, wnlle engaged
IN prize fight In vacant room over the liquor
store OF the notorious Thomas Costello, No. 42S
FIRST aveaue, the two principals, John Sanders
ana Jonn Leolas Costello aud eighteen Others
were arrested. These are all the details
telegfaphed TO the Central Police Ofiice by Captain
Abdaah Cameron, OF The Eighteenth precinct, who
foigetS that there rule or the Police Board CON-
the otner eighteen arrested there NAV be several
murdcrers and burglars, whose names he may de-
sire 10 see paraued IN the papers, lest they might
clude hign onlcldlS VINO can make or un make a
uo,ce caUtaiu,
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SPAIN.

Parliament und the Churcli-RuIe In the Pro.
vinces.
MADRID, March S, 1870.
In the Constituent Cortes to-day proposition was
made for vote OF censure because the Bishop OF
Osna was brought into the Chamber IN the custody
OF the evil guards.
The matter was summariy rejected by q vote OF
132 against 9.
Important changes have been made TO-DAY in the
administration or the affairs OF the provinces. No
less than thirty governors nave either removed
or transferred
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CUBA.

Consul General Biddle Mt His POst-Tho
Asssssin Of Greenwaith Executed.
HAVANA, march s, 1870.
Consul General Bndle has taken full charge OF the
United States Consulate IN this city.
The assassin Zamora was executed this afternoon,
In tho presence OF detachments from every volunteer
battalion IN this city and vicinity.
Captain General De Rodas andsIntendente Santos
nave lately discov cred new and important frauds In
the collection OF the customs and other new schemes
for robbing the government
The insurpent Colonel Meneses, Captain Mariana
Aadriga and thirteen others nave been killed during
engagements with the Spaniards In the Cinco y,llas
districL
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MEXICO.

The Disturbances in the BORDER States.
SANTA FE, New Mexico, March S, 1870
gentleman who has Just returned from Chi
huahna Mexico, reports that there is great excite
ment In that ana the other border States OF Mexico
and that the feeling in tavor OF the overthrow OF
President Juarez is strong. Many OF the best citi
zens favor annexation to the United States.
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NEW YORK CITY.
miscellaneous Metropolis
tan News Items.

The births last week we're 374, deaths 4s4 and per-
sons married Ala.
During the past week the Receiver OF Taxes has
collected s76,764 "a.
1t Is not likely that any attempt will be made to
save Jack Reynolds, who Is to be hanged on the Sth
OF April next.
The total number OF arrests for the week ending
yesterday was 1882, the greatest number (26s being
made on Monday.
Captain Smith, OF the steamtug Edgar Baxter
picked up yesterday in the lower bay, near the
Southwest Spit, the canal boat 7. +. French which
was rapidly drifting TO sea. Captain Smith sull holds
The vessel.
FIRE in the first floor OF No. "a Llspenard street,
occupied by David Miller as a hair chignon manu-.
factory, yesterday morning caused $500 damage to
stock and 5000 on building. which Is owned by a Mr.
Burnett. The stock Is insured in the Franklin
Insurance Company OF Philadelphia tor $1,000
me BODY OF an unknown man was taken TO the
Morgue yesterday from Bellevue Hospital. De.
ceased was about forty years OF age five feet eight
inches high light brown hair, bald; sandy whis-
kers and was attlred IN black suit, plaid wo0lien
Shirt, white fannel undcrshirt red flannel drawers
Drown wooilen SOCKS and long boots. Photograph
taken.
Marshal Tooker during the past week has granted
boarding houses 4; second hand dealer L; Junk cart
j; coach. 1; express IA; venders, Al; carts, 27;
pOrters, b. drivers, q. Total, 122, and the OF
1293 has been received for lines and licenses. The
sum OF S444 has been refunded TO various complain.
ants.
Mrs. Walter G. Lyman's lecture to ladies' yester-
day afternoon on diseases OF Women and Chi.
dren'' was largely attended. The lecturess gave
many useful hints about proper mental and physical
habits that ladies must observe III order TO avoid
the disorders common TO them, and which are so
disastrous to then well being and tnat OF their
posterity. Mrs. LymanS lecture on Maternity
tomorrow afternoon, at st. Ann church. VIII be Of
peculiar interest 10 the ladies'.
large lot OF new metallic cartridge RemIng
ton pocket pistols were burglariously taken on FRI
day evening from the store OF Afford Farr Clapp,
No. 262 Broadway, up stairs. As several pistols
were found 1T the landing and the door found
Unlocked ut ten O'Clock, 1t Is supposed the thieves
secreted IN the building before the door
was closed, ana, being alarmed by the approach OF
the watchman, dropped some OF their booty while
escaping. The affair s in the hands OF the detec-
tlyes.
Last evening detectives Neyns ana Vaughan ar
rested John II. Bruce, who gave his age as thirty
and his business merchant, the charge OF steal
ing from Annie Rice, or No. So West Houston street
q gold watch. 1t appears that Bruce accompanied
her to her room on Friday evening, and wnile sue
turned sae missed The watch from drawer. Bruce,
who was drunk, remained IN the room, and ON his
arrest denied the charge. He was locked up az the
Central Police 0fice.
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lie ALEXANDER MISERY.

Professor Ioremus has completed the analysis on
the internal organs Oh Captain Alexander, alleged
10 nave been o0is0Hed the particulars OF which nave
repeatedly appeared III the HERALD and Is ready
10 make bis report The jury will accordingly DO
called together on Tuesday and the case disposed Of
Mr.. John G. Gardner and his vile, who are under
suspicion, are still In custody awaiting the promul.
RAt0n Of the apalyslA
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The Irish Question Treated by the Press.

LONDON. March 8, 1870.
The saturday Repieio has an editorial to-day on
the Irish question wherein 1t says:-..The repression
Of lawlessness in Ireland should precede any egis-
lationn
An able communication on the Irish question
appears IN the Times to-day, occupying nearly page
The writer analyses and justihes the Irish Land Dill
as noble aud comprehensive measure. He points
out the detects OF the bill and shows that they may
be easily remeded.
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Another Billiard Match.

LONDON, March S, 1870.
Another splendid contest at billiards occurred
last evening at the Seymour HOTEL Totnese, between
W. COOK Jr., the champion ana r. ID. STANLEY the
champion won, having made one break Of 5I2 points
and l6I spot strokes in succession.
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BELGIUM.

Postal Communication with Amer.cn.
BRUSSELS, March s, 1870
The new postal treaty between Belgium and the
United States which reduces ocean postage to one
half the present rates. has been ratified by the former
government
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The Second Great Fire in Galveston.

TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, NY.
The second Great Fire in Galveston.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS OF PROPERTY DESTROYED.
HERRING's SAFES
PRESERVE THEIR CONTENTS IN EVERY
INSTANCE. WHILE SOME OF
OTHER MAKERS FAIL.
GALvgsroS, Texas, Feb Is, 1870.
Messrs. HERRING, FARREr 4 SHERMAN, New York
DEAR sRs-we beg to inform you during the nigh,
Of the asd inst, another very destructive
place this city, destroy valued at not less than
sl,oOo,ooo.
There number of safes in the fire, and every
one thus far opened has proved entirely satisfactory white
the contents of other makers less injured
'''''' A.w.4E. r. cLEGa.
SPECIAL DESPATCH RY TELEGRAPH.
a FURTHER ACCOUNT.
WESTERN Us4oS rrLEepArn coxpAsY,,
- ,rn,,., @ SALvEsroS, TeIas March $50
s!endd saved their contents IN every instance sone saea
J.J GREEN.
HERRlNG's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES
"Tho most reliable protection from Ore known."
HERRiNG's NEW PATENT CHAMPION
BANKERS SAFES,
combining wroush. iron aud hardened steel and iron
welded with the Pstent FanSIintc or "snesc Eisen,"
afford protection against e1en. heretofore
known.
Dwelling house Safe, for silver plate, vauabies jewelry
silks, laces, &c. All safes warranted dry.
HERRING, fARREL 4 SHERMAN,
No. 25l broadway,
corner of Murray street, New York
FARRELL, HERRING 4 co,
Philadslphia-
HERRING CO., Chicago.
HERRING, FARRELL 4 sHkaMAN,
New orisaAA
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The Darien Istl,mus Canal.

LONDON, March s. 1870
The London Times in Its city article, reviews and
dtscourages the attempts to build ship canal across
the lsthnus OF barren.
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Hopes Of Royalty.
The Duk,

MADRID, March s. 1870.
Ine Duke OF Montpensier arrived here yesterday.
% entered the city amid the firing OF guns, ringing
Sbells and the enthusiasm OF the people. He viii
scon settle here defnltlveiy with mis- family.
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The Leadership in the Lords.

IUNDUN MATCH B, ISTU
The Spectator ridicues the choice OF the Duke of
Richmond as leader OF the tories in the House OF
Lords. =
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CarIfst Activity and BIoOdshed.

MADRID, March S, 1870.
The Carlisis are very active and determined
scenes OF violence and bloodshed nave occurred
To-day at Arragon and Segovia. No particulars
re received.
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GERMAN

Navigation In tie Baltic.
STErTIN, March s, 1870.
The Ice in the Baltic has broken up, ana naviga-
tiOn will soon be resumed.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

Pntentss Patents !-lMuun e. CO., ~ Park
New York; have been established solicitors Ameri
and foreign Patents nearly quarter OF century
nR that time nearly all pa
tents issued by the United sates Patent Once They
also made than 5000 preliminary
the novelty OF alleged Inventions This
IL OF immense value 10 all inventors who
patents and need Full written
instruction and advice gwen. 0dice SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
CAN, 81 Park row, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06
Premier Gladstone to Amend the Irish
Land Bill.
Carlism Active and Bloodshed
in Spain.
French Executive Administration and Deep
Sea Gables Extension.
! Execution Of the Assassin Of isaac
Greenwalth in Havana.
ENGLAND.
The Irish Land Bill to bo Amended.

The ITIB0 Land DiH TO bo Amended.
~ LONDON, March g. 1870.
Mr.. Gladstone to-day received deputalion OF the
Irish people on the subject OF the land bill before
Parliament, and in response to their address pro-
missed every necessary modification In the details OF
that Dill.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

Bachelors Hair Dye-Tho Hest In tho
world The only perfect dye harmies reliable, ins.Anta
neous Factory IL Bond street
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

Royal Havana LOftery.-PriZes Paid In G. old.
Information furnished The highest paid Douboons
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

NIissisquoi Water Cures BriRht's Disease of
the kidneys fua and all impurities Of the blood Sold
v all
The New York herald., 1870-03-06
LtCIUB: AT COOPER UNION.

The great hall Of Cooper Union was crowded again
last evening 10 hear lecture by Professor L.
Esberg, on clearing, Voice and Speech" Mr..
Hewitt, the secretary OF the board OF trustees in
introducing Professor EsDerg, said he hoped the
audience would exhibit more good breeding aud
manners than they did upon the occasion the lass
lecture when they at least greater part OF
them, left the hall before The lecturer had done with
his subject, merely because II did not prove Us In
ieresting as they had anticipated.
The lecturer said sound was particles OF matter
put in motion IN sucn manner as 10 be appreciated
by the human organs. Motion that does not xcced
sixteen vibrations 10 the second Ii not heard at all
bu, motion vibrations that exceed that number
per second are distinctly heard. unless they reach
verv great veoclty--say four thousand per second
when they are not heard at all The hearing organs
OF man consist Of three parts-First, the external
ear; second, the middle ear, or drum; and third the
inner ear, or labyrinth. Sound Is carried through
the external ear, or vesibue. TO the drum where
vbrates on the many little .'stones,r or peculiarly
shaped particles OF crystaized matter, and then
carried into the inner ear
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Amertcn.-The MnryelIous Rnpidity xvi,h

America.-The Marvellous Rapidly with
to her preaesined roafHE T0PMusT NICHE p R in % II:
a The Of : ao
s,ion Msssrs 3a.s. Son e further
MERIT MEETS ITS OWN REWARD"
Ask dealer toilet and hair preparations Of which he
sets The most and and 4 he deals IL REstokak AMEkicAhs
that Of ali the OH, others com. .nedl
the folowing:-
DEAR DooTon-You viii please deliver 10 The brnrer hal.
dozen OF your kestorer.
The s@Gas
s.resay tbs humbus called lor, rather misG,,sa, @ =.
wSolssais 30 ss% Sps ssovi.on .S%'iGos Ioa.e
DyAn DooroE-i think shall have to no supplied by the
dozen az the article ia 80 clear and nics 70 use dressing
''. D'''' 'a'y last. 1' '' Sis+ fIsi
,'f,s,
C aise @s sS oI the Works. scs E.. rhr.eh street.
| At Gold Prices.-The Largest Assortment in
ths E ans sa
way opposite the Metropolitan sil broadway Opposite a
A@Ths s:s = Spring for Gen.smens
/ A.-A.-Barry,s Tricopherous is Every wiero
popular and for these reason. pene,raie. o.
M .us nssPns s as s. % % ae1ss M M and
sis. ''' -A ' soap '' ' 'A'''4n S'o 0' al af's'
A.-The New Paras0i.
The La Rensss Is the elegant servcsabls
Parasol ever made.
Merchants should before buying the old fasA
ioned kind.
Sole manufacturers in the United States,
BANKS LEONARD.
successors to
Mark Banks
E4Bfoadway.
Now York
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ssaIrs. Grundy,'' Jr., "Unable To Admire. ,,

The InU MAJ Gazette to-day says 1t Is unable to
admire the American policy or seeking to appro-
pirate all the odds ana ends OF territory In the mar.
ke, regaraess Of the character OF the people or the
value OF the land
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

The total number Of arrests for the week ending
yesterday was 1892, the greatest number (26s being
made Monday.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

Captain Smith, OF the steamtug Edgar Baxter,
picked up yesterday in the lower bay, near tho
Southwest Spit, the canal boat 7. +. French whici
was rapidly drifting to sea- Captain smith stlll hold
the vessel.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

fire in the first floor OF No. "a Llspenard street.
occupied BY David Miller as hair chignon manu-
factory, yesterday mornlng caused $500 damage to
stock and 5000 on building which Is owned by Mr..
burnett. The stock Is insured in the Franklin
Insurance Company OF Philadelphia tor Si,00
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

1t is not likely that any attempt will be made to
save Jack Reynolds, who Is to be hanged on the Stn
OF April next.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

The births last week were 374, deaths 4S4 and per-
sons married Ala.
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

During the past week the Receiver OF Taxes has
collected $76. 764 81.
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A.-The sprinW Fashi0ns for Gentlemen,
Hats for 1870 by EsPENsCHEID, No. lib Nassau street.

A.-A.-Barry,s Tricopher0us IL Every where
popular. and for these reaaonst penetraes
the hair keeping them always moist, silky, Hexfble
iuSuriant aud the scalp free Sold by drug
gtB
The New York herald., 1870-03-06

At Gold Prfces.-The Largest Assortment in
the city Of Boots and shoes for ladies' gentlemen and ch
dren at t. A. BROOKS two large 5f5 broad
way, opposite the Metropolitan, 8 Broad way opposite s
lack s,-Hone journal.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-12-07
Unusual Attractions
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