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SUPPOSED sIABBlNG AfERAy.

John Coleman, an Irishman, forty years Of age,
residing at No. a74 Madison street. was found In
Oliver street. near Cherry last night, BY an officer
OF the Fourth precinct suffering with severe cut
over the eye, which mad been indicted with knife
In tho hands OF some unknown party. He was
unable to tell by whom or where he had received his
injuries. lie was attended BY police surgeon
and soQs home.
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ARRIVALS.

REP0RTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Cuba (BrA Noodle, Liverpool Jan ], Queens
own "a WHO mdso and 129 passengers, to FrAnckyn
nAd suong gales from and NV the greater part Of the
Volunteer, JONES' Phiadelphia with dss to
e. sch5 Clara Bs Amsbury. Jacksonville, days. with ye
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Naxarinc Br), Murphy, Wolfve NS, Ss days for
New York, with produce TO D DeWof
Schr Eta, jackson, Tampco Newport, "a days for
New York, with hides, &c, TO Brugiere Thebaud.
schr Fleetwing, Nash, Rockland for New York, with
,schr Ella, Hail. Rockand for New York. with limo to
schr searsvtne Chase, Boston for New York
lem.
schr r L Tay, Smith, Rockport for New York.
Schr Dean, Cook, Taunton for PHILADELPHIA.
schr J Gilmore. Davies, Providence for New York.
Schr 3 = Drew, Miller, Providence for New York
Schr r Brown, Hemingway, Norwich for New York.
schr Isaac Anderson, Doyle New Haven for New York.
Schr kmma Averil. Averil New Haven for New York.
SAILED.
Steamships City Of Paris Liverpool Satira, Glasgow
Main, Bremen; Varuna, Galveston; Victor Mariposa, and
Sherman, New Orleans San Jacino, and Huntsville
nah: Champion Charesson Isaac Bell, Richmond 40; z
dense fog set ia during the afternoon which viii no
doubt have tho effect OF OBTAINING the above vessels until
day morning
Wind at aunsetS g.
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. 4 Destination.
OHee.
Steamer.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Sun rises ...... Z % Moon rises. eve - -
Sun sets. ....... 4 So High water. morn "a
OCEAN STEAMERS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY Is, 1870.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-06
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Women Who Work Must Talk.

An acquaintance of mine employs a
large number of young women ct sewing
machines, In the fabricating of these vel.
low dresses for summer wear, that make
our streets look as II they were peopled
with u new species of sunflowcr. He
tells me that when he first conceived the
idea Of going into this particular line OF
business, he determined 10 20 up 10 Sing
Sing and examine the system as 1t was
practiced there, and TO ascertain a Just
data Of profit In regard TO outlay for labor.
His visit opened his eyes 10 several things,
and, returning 70 the city, he made up his
mind TO let his girls sing and talk as
much as they pleased while they worked,
but they must work by the piece 80 that
any loss Of time would fall upon them as
well as upon him. When he was shown
into the workshops occupied by the female
convicts, at the great State Prison, he
was naturally enough surprised 10 find
that the women, though hard at work
with their sewing machines, were just as
busy with their tongues, exercising their
two natural gifts, the needle and the organ
of speech, and, when he expressed his won.
der TO the warden al such license, he was
told that twice as much could be got from
them II they were allowed to use their
tongues In the hours Of labor than If they
worked in the unnatural condition 10 the
sex, Of forced silence. 80 the work goes
ON in my landlords work department,
with peals Of laughter and sometimes a
strain Of not unpleasant harmony, drown
ing the rattle Of the machines, and helping
along pleasantly the wearing hours Of
toil.-New York Cor. Boston Courier.
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There are professional d~estroyers of
vermin who contract by the month or
quarter TO remove rats, mice and reaches
from hotels, restaurants, etc, Some hun
ters Of small deer also furnish live rats In
large numbers, within twenty. four hours
from order, for the exhibitions of dog
pits. They do not keep the rats on hand,
but catch them as required. II Is
generally believed, and Is perhaps true,
that they use some bait or attractive
scent in trapping the vermin. Such IL
not, however, the explanation as the
writer heard 1t from the lips Of one Of the
most skilled in this vocation.
81 never use bait or drugs. | have
studied the animal" Here he drew him.
self up In the consciousness ofa superior
knowledge, and proceeded, with u lofty
air. "No man that understands the raj
needs such things; nor are fancy rat.trapt
Of any account. Look AT a rats nest II
ie hid behind the wall. II Is near a chin.
Dey or \ heat.fiue 40 that II is kept warm
II is lined with soft stuff--rags, hair, lint
torn paper. Would you catch rats
Make a nest for them. Use a box having
a sliding door TO q small aperture. Pui
rags In the box, or saw-dust, or both, and
leave It in the warmcst part Of a room
that the rats frequent, covered with an
old carpet, the aperture left open. Nc
m must disturb tho room; the Longer
things are thus left the better. Their,
will be q time when you can walk in
quietly, drop the sliding door, and carry
off the box under your arm with every
rat inside that was in the building" :
AT what hour Of the day or night d.
you find all the rats in'" We inquired.
"You would not ask the question |
| you had studied the rat" was the some
what evasive reply Harpcr's Magazine
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Coal Mines on Fire.


There are many instances Of vast
masses Of coal which have ignited and
have been burning for years. When once
well ignited, and al communication with
the external air Is not entirely cut of
land some imperceptible assures are quite
sufficient TO prevent this), then the de-
v0uring element pursues It's course with
out interruption. II partially burns the
coal and calcines the sandstone and adj
jacent schists, changing their colors TO n
sort Of red, and altering their compost
ton. At Brule, near Saint Etlenne, there
Is a coal mine which has been on fire from
time immemorial. The soil 1.-THE surface
is baked and barren hot vapors escape
from IL; sulphur, alum, sal ammoniac,
and various natural products are deposited
on II; II might be supposed 10 be q por.
tion OF the accursed cities formerly con-
sumed by the fires Of heaven and earth.
Other burning coal mines are cited In
France; for example, those OF Decaze.
vile, In Aveyron, and Of Commentry, In
the department Of Allicr. The inhabi-
tants have even for a long time kept up
these fires for the sake OF working the
aluminous salts which are given of from
the coal and are deposited on the surface
of the soil as a whitish efilorescence.
In the carboniferous basins Of the Saar-
bruck and Silesia, there are likewise coal
mines which have been on fire Tor q long
time. In Belgium, between Namur and
Charleroi, at a place called Falizolle, the
fire has been alight for many years. The
inhabitants formerly were In the habit OF
working the c%oal.on their own account.
Now IL frequently happened that two par
ties came In contact, causing endless dis
putes and sometimes sanguinafy fights.
A ~favorite way Of keeping rivals or com
p%etitors at a distance, was 10 throw pieces
Of old leather on a burning b-azier, caus.
ing an insupportable stencil. One day
the fire extended also 10 the coal, since
which time Ii has nev ceased burning.
The fire, which burns under. ground, ID
seen through flssuTcs in the surface. Sui
phur deposits itself round these vents, and
acid gases arc evolved.
In England, especially In stafordshirc,
the ignition Of the coal has produced sur
prisiDg effects Of alteration in tho meas
ures containing coal. The sandstoncs
have become vitri6sd, baked, and dilated
by the fire, the banks of plastic clay
hardened and changed into porcelain.
In the e%nvirons Of Dudley there wa
formerly o coal mine on fire. The snow
melted In the gardens as as ittouched
the ground. They gathered three crops
a year even tropical plants were culti-
waited; and, as In the Isle of Calypso,an otsr.
- .-t.~utf.. Tn annthGr AfuftnFfl-
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A Bit OF Romance

A. correspondent, in announcing the
death of Mrs. Maria Matilda Kibby, wife
Of Chaunccy ii. Niles, q resident OF this
city, In Cleveland, a short time since, calls
To mind a few incidents connected with
her love and marriage that smack some
what Of the romantic, not to say sensa-
tional Her parents were wellto do,
respectable people, residing In the State Of
New York, and surrounding their
daughter with all the luxuries and COM
forts that heart could desirc she was ap.
parently happy and contented at home,
until 1862, when she CHANGED 10 meet the
person who afterward became her hus-
band. Being Of a pleasing disposition,
and withal fair looking, he gained her az
fections, which ripeDcd into love. She
formed a resolution 10 leave her parents,
her happy and luxurious home, and elope
with the man OF her choice with whom
she was yet but slightly acquainted.
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Industrial.

The yield of grain in Oregon is said
TO be large and the quality fine.
Los Angeles, Cal, it is said, will make
a million gallons of wine this year.
The Iowa State Fair will be held at
Keokuk on the 18th to 10th of Septem-
Der.
The value of the silver ore brought
to one mill in San Francisco averages
10000 per day.
ALI the shoe machinery for a large es-
Enlistment was shipped to Switzerland
from Boston, recently.
Under the recent act OF Congress,
two women have been appointed to first
class clerkships, with salaries Of $1,000
"A new novelty for shoes Ia a metallic
heel, which Is screwed on and can be
transferred from one pair Of shoes to an
other.
-Four surveying parties left Portland,
Oregon, recently, 10 make q preliminary
examination Of route for the Northern
Pacific Railroad.
"A meeting of the Patrons of Hus.
bandry Deputies Of Illinois, Tennessee,
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Califor-
mia ia to be held in st. Louis on the Goth
of August.
AT a recent meeting Of the labor as
sociations in San Francisco the speakers
protested against further Mopgolian I'M
migration, against the payment of sub
stiles TO steamships in the China trade,
and aSyo!cated the repeal of the treaty
with China.
Lynn, Mass, .laims the banner for
veteran shoemakers, and enters Edmund
Lewis, who has worked al the trade
steadily for seventy-ono years, and James
Barry, who has worked at 1t seventy
years. The batter is now eighty years
old, and works every day, making az
handsome a child's shoe as any fond pa
rent could desire.
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braves while 5000 Ftenrhmen wen,
sacrificed In the Chinese and MEXICAN
wars
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Ing glass, nov gOos on At npun daily m,
| garden is %lrcquentcd Just before that hon
by numbers Of Killers and strangers, walt
ing 10 regulate their watches by the deto
nation,
Lightning recently struck magazin,
nj Venice, containing 100000 pounds u
powder, but the conductor received tn,
Whole discharge, and, although It's tor
was melted away aud the whole length o
the rod twisted, Il conveyed the fluid \,
the ground without damage W the build
ing.
"A new kind Of paper has lust bee
invented In England, which Ia special,
adapted for various kinds Of clothing
Wool and skins are among the anima
materials employed in It's composition
and flax, Iute and hemp are vegetable con
stituents. 1t can he sowod as easily a
woven fabrics, and is especially services
BILE for quilts, curtains, table-oloths an
shirts.
The Vienna Central Stenographi
Club lately had a trial OF speed In short
hand writing, belorea large gathering {
people 90, 40, and at last 1870 words pc
minute were dictated. Thirty compel
tors were entered for 30 words in a mir
ute, for which the prize was one duca
For 40 words In u minute, 10 names wcr
entered, to compete for u prize of tw
ducats. But for the last trial Of spec
only one name was entered, and the pc
son bearing it gained the prize Of tire
ducats.
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Religious and Educational.

"A Masonic male and female college 10
TO be erected in Bolton, Texas.
Two scholars in the schools Of Ian.
sing, Mich, have lost no time during the
past year.
The total number Of school children
of Terre Hsute, Ind is 5,272, of which
134 are colored.
The Bishops Of Manchester has de.
cided that in the Eng llsh Church the
black preaching gown Is Illegal.
The congregational churches Of Yer.
mont, during the past year, have received
LIZA new members.
The Ohio Congregational Conference
refused admission TO women as delegates,
by o vote Of IS to s..
The city Of New York Is to build a
Normal College and Thinning School for
Teachers at an estimated cost Of $3.50, 900.
There are eight girls ia the Michigan
Agricultural College, and they have 10
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Foreign Intelligence.

Another terrible explosion occurred in
the colliery at Llansamlet, in Wales, on
the eth. Nineteen persons were killed,
and many injured.
The alleged secret treaty between
France and Prussia is denied by the Paris
journal 0ffcieL. The Journal charges that
this publication on the part of the London
Times was designed merely to influence
public opinion in England. The French
Minister of Foreign Affairs positively de-
MES that France entertained any idea of
annexing Belgium.
The Empress Eugene has been declared
Regent during the absence of the En-
peror from the Capital.
The Prussisn headquarters were still at
Berlin on the Gath. Prussia, though not
ready to attack, was everywhere ready
for defence.
A dispatch from China overland states
that four French vessels of war had ar
rived before Tientsin.
A London dispatch of the 9th saysthe
Russians were concentrating troops on
the frontier of Gallicia, The Russian Gov
eminent attempted to interfere by per-
suading the Prussian King to make to
England the declaration demanded by
France, but failed.
The Prussians were concentrating at
Mayence on the 26th. King William had
arrived there.
The Emperor Napoleon reached Metz
where the imperial headquarters were es-
tablished, Oh the afternoon of the 2Sth.
A Paris telegram of the 2Sth says Ed
mund About will replace the late Provost
Paradol in the French Academy, and pos
sibly as Minister to Washington. An
American legion was forming in Paris, to
have a French commander, nominated by
the government.
The Paris Gaalois of the 2Sth publishes
a report that q conditional alliance had
been concluded between France and
Italy.
Count Bismark, in a dispatch to the
North German Ambassador to England,
has confirmed the authenticity of the Sc
cret treaty published In the London Times.
He says that SINCE 1866 France has inces-
sanity tempted Prussia with offers of ter
ritorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at the expense Of
Belgium and South Germany.
A dispatch from London al midnight Of
the 2sth says everything indicated that
an important engagement must take place
within three days. The Prussians we're
concentrating between Freves and Nersig
on the river Saax. They had 100000
men, and rather too much cavalry to for
age. The opposing force Of the French
numbered about 100000.
Many failures Of business houses in
London and other parts Of England were
reported on the 2Sth. All war demon
STATIONS, either in favor of Germany or
France, had been forbidden in Liverpool.
The Madrid Gazette Of the Goth ult.
publishes a proclamation Of neutrality,
issued by the Spanish Government
A London dispatch of the 18th ult. says
the report Of the violation Of the Luxem'
burg territory was an absurd exaggera-
ton, growing out of the fact that a French
corporal had crossed the river from sierck
with some fellow soldiers in search OF to-
bacco. The French feet had arrived at
Copenhagen.
The Prussian Government, as well al
that of France, has declined 10 allow
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Rome, the Italian government guarantee
log the preservation II rider In that city
The French Cabinet had made an ox
rlanalion II the recent expressions re.
gafding Spain, 10 Senior Olozaga, which
were considered satisfactory. II WAS con
sidered certain in London that England
would take action b. defend belgium
The debate in the Commons ON The
war question showed that the feel
Ing Of the House was strongly marked in
favor Of an energetic policy. II was re
ported at Vienna that Austria and Italy
had settled upon a treaty which insurer
their neutrality. A steady rain had beer
falling for a day or two Throughout, West
ern Europe The harvest had commence
in the south Of England. The crop wa
excellent in quality and the yield abund
ant.
The Russian Government being inform
ed of Stewards approaching visit 10 China
has rendered him the palace of lmperia
legation at Pekin for his residence Will
in that eitv
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Personal and Literary.

Simon Cameron Is the oldest member
of the United States Senate, being ~ years
Of age.
The citizens Of Scranton, Pa, have
presented a local editor with a purse of
$500.
"A lucky pressman In tho Sacramento
(Cal) Union Office has fallen heir ~ q for
tune OF $4,000.
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The East.

Gold closed in New York on the ID
at 1919.
The Grand Jury at Windsor, VT, has
indicted the Fenian General 0'Neil.
The Philadelphia Ledger estimates the
loss at the recent fire in that city at $780,.
600. No firemen were killed, but several
were injured.
The Independent Prohibitionists of
Massachusetts propose TO hold a conven-
ton in Boston, August II, to nominate
State officers.
Admiral Fsrragut was dangerously i'll
of asthma at Portsmouth, N. H., on the
2Sth.
The two racing yschts--the Cambria"
of England, and the "Dauntless," of New
York-reached New York on the evening
of the 9th, the cambria" winning the
race across the ocean, arriving 1 hour and
IS minutes ahead of her competitor. The
time of the trip was twenty-five days and
five hours.
The Fenians 0'Neill and Brown, being
arraigned in the United States Court at
Windsor, VT, on the Goth ult, pleaded
guilty. The bail of McGinnis and Mona
han was declared forfeited for nom
q appearance. The trial of Murphy was
postponed until October.
Lady Sir John Franklin arrived in
New York city from the West on the
Goth ult.
1t is reported that Dexter recently
trotted half a mile in 1:064 to q road
wagon.
The Fenian General O'Neill, has been
convicted at Windsor, Vt, of violation of
the neutrality laws and sentenced to two
years Imprisonment and ten dollars fire.
Col. ]. II. Brown was sentenced to nine
months imprisonment and five dollars
fine. Captain Monahan was sentenced to
six months imprisonment and one dollar
fine.
The Republican State Convention of
Massachusetts, is to meet at Worcester,
October 5, to nominate State officers,
Well executed counterfeit tens on the
First National Bank of Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, are in circulation at the East.
On the morning of the Goth ult, Mr..
Benjamin Nathan, a prominent Wall
street broker, was found murdered in his
WI house in New York city, where, at
the time, his two sons and two daughters
were sleeping without being aware of his
dreadful fate.