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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-16
GOING WEST.

815 A. Hi.. DAY EXPRESS daily. Mondays
excepted. for Cleveland CcninLnti and the West
and South. Connects at Carksyilie. SUNDAYS
l.cavittsSu,g for Youngstown and Sharon; at C.eve
aud with Lake Shore Railway, for tie West and
North w est; ut RavenuN, Sundays excepted, iOr Al.
lance and Piitsburyh; ut akron Sundays exc p,od,
Ter Orville and Mil.erslurg, az Uibana with Pits
burt,h Cincinnati and st Louis Railway. .or Indian.
arulis. and at Cincinnati with the Ohio ~ Mi-s:--
sippi Hallway, for St Lonis auh tho south aud
South. West.
| Sleeping Coaches are attached to this tiain At
liofnellsvie, running through Cleyela d without
| change.
| Dds 4. w. EXPRESS MAIL. daily. SUNDAYS
| excepted, for Cleveland and the West and North.
Vest Connects nt Ciarksviile for Sharon, New 7,,.
| tie and Pittsburgh. ard at Cleveland with Lake
| shoic Raj way for The W est and Northwest.
| $50 r. M. NIGHT EXpRESS, daily for
| Cleveland, Cincinnati aud the West and South -
| Connects nj Lcavtshurg Sunda excepted. for
| Yonngs town; NJ CcvcaRd with Lake Store nil.
way, or the West and North West: and at Cincn
nati with the Ohio &c Mississippi Hallway for st
Louis and the South and Sont!l West.
Sleeping Coach Is attach ii 10 this tain at New
York; running through TO Cincinnati.
lilo A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, Suniay.
excepted fol Leavittsburg and Way Stations cob
Lect,ng for You gstown.
800. p. NJ. FREIGHT & AcCoMMoDA.
AIUN, daily.
7.15 A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex,
,ttsa
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Defence of Israeli Her Glory" and
Power and Blood Against
British T0ryism.
Epiritualism in Ill Luck in
Russia and Italy.
The Denham Seven Murders Investigation and
the Three "AliaS" Man Committed.
horrible Case of Infant &xurder ia
ireland.

The steamship Manhattan, Captain Williams or
williams Guon's line, from Liverpool the 1st ana
Queenstown the I'd OF June. arrived at this port ut
an early hour yesterday morning The Manhattan
delivered European 0le, In detail OF our cable news
kilograms dated to her day OF sailing from England
The Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain JWd.
kins. from Liverpool the 4th and Queenstown the
9Th OF June arrived ut this port yesterday and de-
livered European fles dated to her day Of sail
ing from England, at eleven O'Clock last night.
The Russian nobleman, Count K0ueheleH q man
OF enormous wealth and well known amateur Of
art died suddenly at St. Petersburg, from the effects
OF an apopecic attack By hts will his vast proper
ties pass TO his nephew and his brother-in.law; the
sprituallst medium, Mr.. Douglas Home, derives no
benefit from the document.
There was such night OF Italian refugees from
Lugano the frontier to the Lake OF Como that
tho Swiss government got seriously alarmed. Notice
had been given to the refugees who remained that
..they must stay where they arc'' ana orders have
been sent for the strctest watch OF the frontier
The Liverpool Post, OF June ], publisne, the fol-
lowing remarks the pcticat condition existing IN
Paris:-
The journals OF the French empire draw strange
conclusion from the fact that there was no demon
sration the grave OF victor Nor's father, wac
died few days since. The Old gentleman, whose
death Is believed TO have been accelerated by grief
and anxiety consequent upon the shooting OF his son
by Prince Pierre B0naparte, was buried the other
day, and his funeral was attended only by the mem
bers OF his iainy The journa,s without saying why
there should lave been demonstration Al. Sal
mons grave, take the absence Of 1t as indication
that party passions have much subsidized since the
pie5fSctta6l.
The Prince of Wales viii lay the foundation stone
of Reading (England) Grammar School on the 1st
July.
The Stirling .Scotland) Town Council, at y meet
ing, resolved TO throw open the richly endowed hos
pttais OF he borough for educational purposes.
The British revenue re;arns from the 1st OF April
20 the 2Sth Of May arc lollows:-Total receipts,
E9,2T0,42s; last year, ell ,495, $40. Balances III the
banks OF England and Ireland ss, 6o5, ,64s last year.
&4707,25s
Five fishermen were drowned at Cromane Point,
Dngle Bay. west coast OF Kerry, Ireland, by the up
setting OF a boat
May 81 the British ronclad frigata, the largest In
the world, was noated out at Chatham dockyard The
ceremony observed on such occasions was per-
formed by the daughter OF the Turaish Ambassado
to London
Admiral Milne, with seventy oIrcers or the British
Mediterranean squadron, arrived on visit In Con.
stantinople, May 3o
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

The Scavengcrs-Letter from Mayor Hail
Street Cleaning by the Board Discon.
tinued.
A special meeting Of the Board Of Health was heid
yesterday present Messrs. Bosworth, Mualy, Drs.
Smith and Ceccarin Manierre aud Brennan.
Dr.. Ceccarlni, from the Sanitary Committee, re-
ported back applications for appointments as
scayengers 10 the Sanitary Inspector Tor report.
The letter from Mayor Hall announcing that
Andrews, the contractor, had Withdrawn his boats
for the removal OF night SOIL was referred 10 couu.
sci to give an opinion on the premises:
IL having been announced that the expense OF
cleaning the streets under the d. econ Of the street.
cleaning Inspector costs 500 per day, by resolution
the resolution authorizing him to employ men aud
clean certain streets was re5cinded.
The Committee on street Cleaning was unable to
complete it's inspections In time TO report yesterday,
and the Board adjourned without devising any
scheme for their proper cleaning at times Uen thcy
are not cleaned hI the contractor.
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Tally.
Spiritmalistic Swindling-The Arctangei On
briel's Visits to a Pr0fess0r-Wants of tn
Grant Caleafinl Trumpeter.

SpiritmaIistic Swindling-The Archapgel Ga.
briel,s Visits to q Professor-Wants OF tho
Great Celestial Trumpeter.
The European mail reports Of June I announce
demned by ihe Correctional Court Of that city to six
months imprisonment for "spirltlstlc" swindltng
This valente, formerly an oficer In the service OF
his BOurb0nlc Majesty, was, says Naples cores
p0nden, The spiritual medium OF a small but select
gathering. valente, when In his state Of ecstatic
coma, was favored by visits from no less person
than the Archangel Gabriel dlgnitary whose celes
tia functions do not 1t seems, afford him the means
S MAKING s ppt tha thaS e wans e the
was always forthcoming and delivered to Valente for
transmission TO the Archange or to be applied as ne
degrees the cashier of the society," and incredible as
1t may appear, its richest softes ana most Iervent
adept one Ago asss Braga b,s nse %aro19 to
possessions being, however, duly rewarded for his
self-denal by the receipt OF an archangeic diploma.
Master Of the little community. Valente had the
keys OF the money chest and when poor Braga
wanted pocket comb or twopence 70 repleaish mis-
presentation to the Archangel
But while In the heydey OF his prosperity Valente
fell victim the passion that rules the court, the
cottage and the camp. In an evil hour for him a
widow lady, one Geronimo Merici In age somewhere
autumn, was admitted to the members OF the
society. She was widow Of recent date and all her
thoughts were set upon one object to be put IN com
muncati0n with the spirit of her departed lord.
The Arcnange was willing to arrange the matter
upon payment of certain stipulated fees and at
last thanks to the berality OF the widow and to the
visitor from the spirit world should appear on q
certain night in the lady's chamber, borrowing for
the nonce The terrestrial semblance OF Vaente him
SELF Enthraled valente in this thou reckonedst
without thy host The widow hesitated, suspected
and finally declined to receive her visitor except in
a purely ghosty and immaterial shape. yalente
finding ner inneXible on tnis point, dropped upon
his knees, confessed his mposure and the intensity
OF his passion and offered his hand ana his ''rich
bo0tyn 10 the charming widow, on condition OF her
helping him to make clean sweep Of what remained
and worse mistake The lady betrayed him to
Draga, who after severe internal struggle, opened
his feeble MUD to conviction and applied for legal
remedy. The trial. which occupied some days, WAS
full OF amusing incidents. Tne Court, In con5idera-
ftion OF the temptation afforded to the swinder by
the colossal stupidity Of his dupes, took q lenient
view of the case aud sent Vaente to prison for SIX
months with the addition Of fine OF dfty-one francs.
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OLD WORLD ITEMS.

The idea of German empire Is becoming popular
In all parts Of "Vaterland."
Just opposite to the famous political prison OF
door, as we do 1t into English:-"IIere the inmates
are more comfortable than they are across the way"
middle aged lady named Jane Eyre fashiOnably
committed to prison at Snenield England, for three
months, with hard labor, for having stolen sun.
shade from drapery establishment
A German inventor is exhibiting talking machine
at-Bremen. 1t Is made or wood and caoutchOuc and
is OF life size, In the form Of woman 1t chaters
away like any living member Of the sex. Unfortu-
nate man What the age really requires is machine
to diminish the excess of talk.
The Industrial Exhibition at st. Petersburg Is q
fine affair; among It's curlosities Is pyramid or
gilt pasteboard representing the volume Of all the
gold found in Russia from 1884 until January 1870.
The quantity WAS .035 pounds, worth l5,09O,C COO
rubles, or nearly $500, ,000, 900 IN our money.
1t may be remembered that the Federal Post Office
in 1857 made considerable reduction of postage by
establishing uniform price Of one groschen twelve
centlmes) for an ordinary letter throughout the
increase In the number conveyed would suffice to
cover the deficit caused by the dminutton OF charge
did not even cover the administrative expeHses
The present year, however, promises better results
the proceeds for the first three months have been
100000 thalers higher than the expenditure.
The honor OF the German nag has lately been as
serted In the Chinese waters by the North German
man of.war Hertha. communication dated April
states that about eight days before the Gazelle had
been attacked and robbed by pirates. AS soon ns
the commander OF the Hertha was informed OF the
fact he gave chase and succeeded In capturing the
junk and It's crew. The latter were brought to Hong
Kong on the Sd ult The Consul Of the North Ger.
man Confederation was here taken on board and the
Hertha stood out for After being duly tried the
pirates were condemned and executed, and the Her.
tina proceeded on her way TO Shan2hae and Yoko.
hama.
The work Of Bishop Hefele, OF Rottenburg, entitled
IA Voice from the Council on the Personal lnia-
bility of the Pope" concludes with the following
such Is the declaration OF God III Ills justice. Atter
Bonfacius VIII. brought the rule OF the Holy Chair
external humiliation ensue0. Is there then rea.
to fear that, il the spiritual power OF the Holy
Char be exalted above Its due limits, the hidden
wisdom OF God may decree that new humiliation
shall follow perhaps by an alienation of priests from
the Holy Chair 2" The lnialli6nty excitement Is
increasing throughout Germany.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE H. l87o-TRlPLE SHEET

by the facts on which the surrender Is grounded. A
fugitive criminal shall not be surrendered until the
expiration OF fifteen days from the date OF MS Deing
committed to prison to await his surrender, ana ne
is to be informed thereof with view TO his applying
for writ Of habeas corpus.
Tie following are the offences for which fugitive
criminals are 10 be and attempt
and conspiracy to murder mansaughter, counter.
feiting and altering money and utteling counerelt
or altered money, forgery counterfeting aud alter
ing ana utterng what Is forged or counterfelted or
altered, embezzomcnt or larceny, obtaining money
or goods by false pretences, crimes by banxrnpts
against bankruptcy law, fraud by baiee, banker,
agent, factor, trustee director or member or pub
lie officer OF any company made criminal by any act
for the time being in force; rape abduction child
stealing burglary and housebreastng. arson rob-
with intent to extort; piracy by law OF nations or
municipal law, sinking OF destroying vessel at sea-
or ATTEMPTING or cOlspiing TO do so; assaults on
board ship on the high seas with intent TO destroy
life to do grevous bodily harm and revolt or con-
ship on the high seas against the authority OF the
master.
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remaining two (children) exhibited such extreme
commlnuted fractures as to defy description
Funeral Of the seven Victims.

From the Liverpool Mercury, May 3l.l
Frday with scarcely e On exceetton tss blinds IN the
houses III the principal streets were drawn, and
from an early hour in the afternoon numbers OF te
Inhabitants walked drove to the scene OF the muir
der from whence the funeral procession was TO start
at past four O'Clock. All along the dusty road
for fully two miles from the town to the village
churchyard OF Denham the throng OF vehicles and
people on foot became more and moro dense, until,
at the approaches TO the church. there was quite
block Of traic 1t Is hardly necessary 10 say that
among all the hundreds OF country people who at-
tended the funeral degree OF decorum which Is
at 1Ss RSSS a Sa Sss Of simple and un
pretending character AS the collins were brought n
SSna formed %sss s or sa abreast nu@Ssf aSs walked IN
msn the comm 0A' Mrs. w Masa the elder
covered with black pail Next In ORDER borne and
covered in like manner, came the collins OF Mr.. Mar
with white drapery. were conveyed the cofnns OF the
three children. Then came the chief mourners, Mr..
Ceased @ ed Mrs. .'M Marshaii; Mr. ana Mrs sparks the
younger, her brother and sister-ln-law and Mr. ana
Mrs Spooner. Several other relatives OF the family
accompanied them. A long line OF humble vehicles
and thick attendance OF people on foot continued
the line far away to the rear The plain and unos.
tenta0us c0rtege passed on It's route In silence more
impressive perhaps than any pompous celebration OF
the funeral rites could have been.
on arriving At tne where the PAIN WAS was
by the oincatlng cergymen, the Rev. Charles Joyce
and the Rev. Joseph Shepherd and the burial service
OF the Church Of England was read, amid evidences
OF deep feeling aud c0mmiseratiOn.
On moving into the churchyard path was kept
clear to corner OF the burial ground, where four
graves had been dug to receive the hodles. Three
were side by sides the fourth, that Of Mira. Marshall
the elder, was further away, and was merely an
opening OF the grave OF her husband whO as the
headstOne told, had died In $780, in the slxGy.eghth
year OF his age: wide space was kept clear for the
funerals, ana there was no more pressure on those
immediately concerned In the soemnities than there
might have been had the deceased been brought
there slngly. Mrs. Marshall was buried first. Then
the cergymen and mourners went to the other
graves, the Drinks OF which stood the three oak
grained collins Of the adults and the three azure and
white collins or the children, awaiting interment.
Mr. Marshall and his wife were lowered into the
middle grave; Miss Marshall, the sister, and the
youngest child were placed III the resting place on
one side; the two elder children that the other.
The burial service was read and concluded; the
mourners took last look OF the collins they lay
deep in the earth, and when the mourners lett the
general spectators were allowed to surround the
graves.
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Extrndition Of Criminals Inv.


TFfOm the LIVERPOOL McrCury, June I.
The Attorney General has brought in bin to
amend the law relating to the surrender to foreign
States OF persons accused or convicted Of the COM
mission OF certain crimes within the jurisdiction Of
such States and to the trial OF criminals sprren-
defed by foreign States to this country 1t provides
that Tugitive shall not be surrendered who Is ac
cused or convicted OF any offence which is one Of
political character, unless provision Is made that
restored or had an opportunity Of returning to her
Majesty d0mnOns be detained or tried in that for
eign state for any offence committed prior to his
surrender other tnan the extradltlQQ crime proved
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FRANCE.
NJ urder I'm Fsuuce.

AmHrder mas MAY 81 been perpetrated at Autun
(Saone- ct. Lore France. locksmith named Roy
married the daughter OF Orban, but so hl-treated
her that sne commenced an action Tor Judicial!
separation. Roy went to her parents house, armed
with u butchers knife, TO demand his wife, and on
meeting with refusal he rushed at his mother-in.
law aud laid her dead at his feet; he next stabbed
Orban with such force that the weapon could not be
Withdrawn until medical man arrived.
The murderer has been arrested.
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IRELAND.
Horrible Case Of Iufaut Murder.

At Glen Farm, near Ennl5kien, ireland, May %, q
farmer named Dolan, in 1t OF Jealousy, cut open
the body OF mis- wife and killed the child Of which she
was ence,t afterwards setting Are to the house In
which she lay. The fro was extinguished, but the
death OF the woman was hourly expected. The mur-
derer was arrested.
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The Medical Testimony.
fFrom the London Lancet.J

IFrOm
The principal points OF medico-legal interest in
connection with the examination OF the bodies, as
detailed at tue Inquest are to be found In the uni.
fYTmity N the Character Of the injuries found
% B sss meSss % ~ *ns *nDs's s wFs Rg caused ns smfE rve
out Of the seven victims evidently received
blows from the sledgc hammer on one or other side
slve transverse fractures along the base OF the skull
IRON one temporal bone TO the other including some
portion OF the central parts OF the sphenoid The
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The Latest English Crimes.

One Liverpool Journal May 81, reports the follow
ing criminal news:-"AlIeged Murder at Croydon;'
suspicious Death Of Young Lady at s!ington;"
"Murder OF Wifc;' ''SeriOus Charge Against q
Prescott Tradesman for a Gross Outrage on Liver
pool Young Man." "The Charge OF Personating Wo-
men;n ''Suicide at Carlisle"
SUICIDE THROUGH THE SEVEN MURDERS.
An inquiry has been held respecting the death OF
Mrs. Mary Ann Reyn0ldson, aged about ffty.seven
years, who committed suicide through depression OF
mind caused by being informed OF the murders at
Uxbridge. She was standing at the street door,
when she was suddenly informed by a neghtOr Of
the murders. She became greatly excited, shut the
door, went up stairs and took some prussc acid.
The jury returned a verdict that the deceased com.
m.ttcd suicide by taking poison white OF unsound
MUD.
STILL ANOTHER MURDER.
From the Liverpool Post, June IL
Yesterday morning the body OF a female tramp,
horribly mutllated was found In tho back yard Of u
house IN Wakefield. The unfortunate woman was
last seen III the company OF SOLDIER and there is no
doubt that brutal murder has been committed.
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AsHEvILLE, n. c., June 8, 1870.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have learned that two or three papers published
out of this state have asserted that had gone over
to the radical or republican party. AS my position
seems to be thought OF sufficient consequence to
merit public notice. will be greatly obliged to You
to say that the statement Is a sheer fabrication.
have neither done or said anything TO afford ground
the State could insnuate that he believed 1t wItk5ut
being guilty OF wiful falsehood. The statement
seems TO have originated with the editor OF the Sen
narkable for its scurrty than for It's malice. mean.
ness ana mendacity such papers as have Snuded DEC
note. Very respectfully, &C., I. 1. CLINdAAN.
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POLITICAL NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The Cincinnati Inourer-democratic Its
prophetic voice as lolows-"Let the holders OF the
public debt beware 1t win bee,ther paid In paper
scaled In gold at the market value OF legal tend.
ers at the time the debt created or 1t will not be
paid at all. Mark the prediction. Overhaul your
Dabo and when found make note"
The Chicago Observation-Disclosures that in
the Illinois Third Judicial district the candidates
most prominently mentioned for O seat on the SUI
premc Bench are Milton Hay, Of Sangamon, late
member of the convention, aud Judge J. NJ Scott, Of
McLcau now Judge OF the Circuit Court
Bale Peyton has authorized his friends to al.
nounce his name as a candidate for Congress from
the Fifth Tennessee district. Old "Peytona'sn days
for running were supposed TO be over.
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women VINO are able TO take care OF little children
support those who may be dependent upon them
The lady here supported herself and her mother
prior to her marriage, ami that she Is separated
from Se1 oS vs 2 isB sga a4sHooD
On behaif OF the pettioner Mr.. Frank Bowman,
one or the petitioners counsel addressed the Court
He sgld:-"Woman's rights sounds well, but here
before IL we have specimen OF the fruit it brings
fOrth-a man and wife separated and a legal contest
Tor their possession OF the children. Tie woman,
doctrine, refuses to live with her husband, there
being no good cause shown for her conduct or rea.
sonable excuse therefor She takes the children and
starts out into the world relying upon her ability to
maintain tnem herself and moi her.. She IS cheered
on by the encouragement Of the leaders OF the W0-
man Suffrage Association, and, thus morally sup
ported, she refuses the repeated and earnest en-.
treaties OF her distressed and deserted husband
return with their children TO his protection. With
what success she has me. Is apparent from her 0Wn
statement. In about eighteen months she has, as is
apparent from her own statement contracted deDC
Of $780, and add to this the $275 she admits she re-
ceived from her husband mot including the moneys
she returned to hun aud refused to accept), we nd
her spending $40 &c per month more than her earn.
ings. As a smart business woman she is not sue.
cess and yet she has done her best; has Oed hard,
has endured much, has suffered much and her
youngest-ihe sickly little one-has suffered more
My client has assured me that he is now ready to
receive, with open arms, his errng wife, IL She will
but return. There is now resting upon her woman's
shoulders q FAR heavier weight Than she can hope
long 10 carry. With increase OF debt comes increase
OF temptation. Let her return, then, 10 her husband
and II she will so do, and will exercise little Of that
sefdenial and selisacrihce OF which she has shown
herself capable while seeking TO separate from hm,
they may yet be happy and reunited family.
Mr.. Bowman reviewed the evidence briefly, charged
the separation TO have been caused ~ the outside
influence oil the we's mother and her strong minded
friends, whose heads were more cultivated than their
hearts, urged the granting Of an order restoring the
eldest child 10 the fatner as mater OF Justice ana
the Court reserved Its decision.