The New York herald., 1870-06-04

am looking over IL a Sunday issue OF the HERALD.
with e Exception Rs% az s ny sse
8sl days year; there Is no rest for type or ma
The nth column is devoted to the Paris fashion
able correspondent : who Is not oyer,deli.
child In box at the opera sln her hair she wore
gemmed butterfly, that seemed ready to ny at every
behind the neck but the front is much raised and
ornaments are put at the top OF this" he describes
the simple fact OF It's having been the fastest 1t was
party composed OF eight. and the hidden bean was
replaced by damond as large o. pdgeons ;o ~
four In number, were OF the demt-rnonde. though
what Is denominated tiptop in their sphere. Their
tion was caused by division Of the cake into eight
quarters; and no less sensational was the handing
share of gentleman. t s he was hailed king; after
which he chose unto himself queen She hap
penea 90 De very famed actress; and not ony was
with the diamond She accepted It, and tossed U into
the empty champagne goblet before her where It out
Mosellcs. What sweet music 1t was to her ear when
II ratified ana glasses full Of liquid touched the
elatei gazel' In leader upon this correspondcnce
the editor says:-"Onr special fashions letter to-day
Jewels and viii viii thu thus give % hope % % and
epr to the fair and brave on this side Of the Attain
The sixth page contains the leading articles. with
the exception Of one entitled "The New Age: To
What is the World Tendlngr They are all
scrlptive, and not argumentative. One PARAGRAPH
Is remarKable as giving the latest proposition FOR
over-crowded thoronghfares II is no less q scheme
t than the erecting 81 grand iron arcade to extend
ON e OF ee U s Fly Fly M three Ts
the framework OF the arcade should be flied with
glass, so as to form one huge covered street
ton Of the gold . fish presented to the
Pope BY the young ladies q the Man.
IS Of ne gold some eight s or en'H ten inches in length t
was filled with gold dollar pieces, and in its mouth
was liked beautiful diamond ring:
News from gil Parts OF the werld.n desperate
S49ng array IN chicago" stike Of the Shoe n1,
an account Of an ap5roachinr @ duel between two
Senators in San Francisco. some more shoot
ing ing. BY o member Of the Missouri Legis-
gument with American pollticans and "a curious
freak ofa horse" narratlng how horse walked
quickly TO ascend the stairs The first story reached
his horseshp quietly gazed out Of the window AMI
continued his ascent TO the second sory; there he
looked out of the window again and mounted to the
third story. Then he rested himself, and, Turning
ronnd on narrow landing, began to descend
through the sash Of the second story WIN
dow, thrusting his head and shoulders noOa ont
aneeu Alter this amusing S narrative come the Eu
ropean markets. reports of lectures and an account
Of tragedy IN Virginia, where "a lady was killed
q column OF news from Cuba follows and then the
HERALD quotes puff Of itself from paper In % Ghe
circulation OF the HERALD is rapidly increasing, ana
q perusal OF lis columns Of spicy and newsy IN
@es" We ateWards S%u' learn that great re-
trenchments are being made in the naval val
service, and that between 1000 ,SInr ana l., 1000
men have been discha'ged from the d0ckyards. In
the amusement column the news is detailed In this
wise, without comment-.'Patt is warbnng in st.
Thompsonian Blondes are in Cincinnati" Patti Is
sister OF our Patti, and the Taompsonian Blondes
'ae ys IN m
count OF dramatic dress rehearsal, under the d.
rection OF the Art Committee OF the soross::
The Sorosis Is fashionable society formed
quite recently by ladies for the advancement of
woman's rights. In the last column Of the page is
Ing the grain trade Of Minnesota % The export OF
grain from that place In 1859 was 100000 bushels;
In 1863 It was s,1sa4So bushels-an enormous In
crease. At the foot OF the page are few advertise
ments one from the mad-braned Tor something
worse) George Francis Train, being worded thus
Throw him into Fort Lafayette until every American
citizen is released from English dungeons and Ala
War! Hear George Francis Train at Tammany to-
night" In another part Of the paper appears dif-
sncs T M a
Sunday evening, on Old Fogles Of the Bible; Con-
Or Mental Adultery g. pau the Prince
The eighth page IS filled with exciting matter
copious news from Brazil. Hayti and 81: DOMINGO;
os new the walls Of Wca
made OF movable panels. When the lodger is asleep
quietly approprates anything Of value there may be
In the sleepers pockets, sometimes replacing good
The victim seldom discovers his loss until he has
left the house; and police intelligence reported in
TINS iasnon:m"A MOI young woman, who said she was
in the custody OF a police officer, was brought
before Alderman Moore. She was bonnelless and
miseraDly clad, and her luXuriant flowing fair hair
fell IN clusters her shoulders, and was parted
over an unusually broad. prettily arched forehead
Her features were OF the keen sharply cut Greclan
style Of beauty; and as she rested her head in the
palms OF a small, adylike hand the glitter Of her
weaag rg and p Keeper @ en on Se ner thin
on TO the bar, SC. This report sheade1, "The Last
Best Work OF Heaven" The police stations OF New
follow "suicides," "a Delaware Mystery-Body OF
an Unknown young Lady Found; and "Matiimonial
Brokerake$ 900 for Husband" recOunting how
elderly gentleman bargained with lady to give her
$1,000, piano and gold watch II she succeeded in
inducing another lady to marry him; and how, after
marrying the other lady, living with her and bury1ng
her, he is sued for the 0oO the piano and the gold
watch-the price OF his dead wife. RobDeries, muir
temen OF the coloreI persuasion' and reports from
the various courts Of justice ill up the remaining
space In the eighth page.
tion meeting OF the cigar trade the members Of
which are furious because the full measure OF protec
Erie Railway strike and intelligence from the sub
urbs. From this latter learn that it is not un.
criminals TO be wrested from the hands Of justice
after sentence is passed. Two notorious scoundres
having been found guilty and sentenced, the HERALD
says:-"ln order to prevent the rescue OF
| Rogers and O'Neil, VINO received such
heavy sentences for burglary on Friday strong
guard was placed in and around the jail on Friday
night. This precauton VIII be continued till the
prisoners are removed to the state Prison.
| Squads OF New York roughs visited Hudson City
| tnwart their designs" An article, ''Zwei Glass
Lager" siGsqar ly2M tle g!se2sars Of the c;r;
popular drink in America and the keepers Of drink
Ing saloons in Newark have combined to resist the
action OF one OF the most extensive brewers In the
city, who has reduced the price Of his beer
| from ten to eight dollars per barrel. This
piece OF enterprise. which we In England would
| nunclation" The brewer found himself one day
among company Of beer retailers and upon asking
| them to drink with him. received the reply:-"No;
sells beer for eight dollars instead Of ten" The beer
drinking public, however, are beginning TO take a
OH. In