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The New York herald., 1870-01-15
TSnGiGN SGIES7,E,c NOTES,

The drst edition OF Esther" by Racine, published
10 Paris 1887, was fccsnly sold Gueat fe gum,
Tor s2le.
Tne following interesting objects wero found at
Pompeii during the recent visit or the Prince OF
Prussia and the Prince or ie9ge:-A Cylindrical vass
in lead Of large stze; another in bronze with band
round the neck; three anniier ones 10 uron2r oor
lock, an iron spade, anu all ampliora In baked
earin.
metropolis has been discovered near Bologna
many years. the mortal remains ol the inhali.
tants oI the ancient Bononia uaGer the
Roman domiaation. his burial ground thc
south side OF the Elaan road aud Is not less than
hundred metres in extent. Zones ashes, ulns.
lamps, achiy Aatoriea and medals arc cont aua.iy
being found tnere.
Tho Academy or Sciences or Paris has received a
paper nom M. 7. LeAormand the rciutiee autl-
quity OF The ass anu morse resulting Irum Egyp.
Van monuments. In speaking oi those Yaca be.
ong 10 tne historical period extending 20 the siXtf
asnasty iDclusiyey, ana tRe culm,natla- point OF
winch must be supposed TO correspond 70 lv,r thou
SAND years before the lAl5,,ss era, Iii. owen says
that II may be inferred from the fot=4 eDSence %
any sopedes Uhc ass or horsel ~ the ndnetOns and
very carefully executed representations ot ianilJ
liie ana domestic aniulsis tnst tbe rnuN NgfA,oA
OF the founders OF Egyptian civiiLstlca sun.
posing them to have come from Il country whpro
soiIpedes existed, must nave taken place before
iiiese quadrupeds wee rciuccd to 4 state OF dpmeS
iication. H. Leacrmsns admits the correctness OF
Hi5 opinion fsr as tue sorxe alone IL concerned;
but as 10 the ass ne hRds 1t represented Oh ihe
very oldess monuments OF Egypt. It's form occurs
frequently fa Tue tvnps OF the OH empire III ttiiA,
Sakkaiah aud Abo.glr. There IS a mighty cnrious
bas-relie on the smU or u. taltn dynasty ON waca
we SEQ drove oi asses, plaster C-s of tlis nav.
Ing been sent over BY NJ. Marletie 10 the UNIVERSAL
| Exhibition OF 1867. From the beginning cs ms
fourth dynasty the ass was an an,inai AS nequen.
| IN Egypt ~ N 1t now. In the inscription Of
the tomb OF Shafra Ankh, at Glzeh, published 10y NJ.
| LepsuS, herd OF 100 asses Is menuonei as having
been reared on the estates OF tue deceased VINO Wa
nign fnctionary at the Court OF tue FOUNDER Oh tne
second pyramid OF Gizeh fourth dynasty.l In otnof
| stlll unpublished tombs discovered by NJ. Marette,
| NJ. Lenormand himself has remarked Inscriptions III
| which landed propriotors boast OF possessing thou
| sands OF asses Hence he concludes thag Mr owen ,
! views InQst be Carrcct on THIS point.
The New York herald., 1870-01-15

about uss' TO winch he replied that he ma not
taikcd OF them. Before he could add another WORD
one with ahorsewhip aad tro other with q cowhido
attacked him, warming hun up considerably, he IN
we meantime, excIainng, "Pease don't ladies. .
AFTER punishng him to their satisfaction the do or
was opened and le made 4 rapld exit. rhe Young
man u Is said having recovered sufficiently 10 ba
out a0a ~ about tax ing advice Of older heads;
ana some or ms friends say that there IS to De an-
other act 10 the drama
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King Victor Emanuel has just presented to the
pictare gallery oil Turin miniature painting Six,
oy Giuo Clovlo, representing the holy Shr0ud sup
ported by angels; beneath Is the body OF Christ in
the sepuichre. aud the whole is ornarnentcd in the
style Tor when Clovt0 Is celebrated The city or
Turin as is generally known, already possesses ono
OF the olds of the relic ITSELF whca rcI ously
preserved ia the chapel OF the Santo Suario At the
IuOmo.
The New York herald., 1870-01-15

Young MAN HoRsEwuPPED BY Two LADIES'
During the past few days the neighborhood OF hir-
teenth ana streets, Washington, has had racy
piece oil gossip to dscus5. 1t appears that two young
ladies from Philadelphia have been visiting In Il
family IN tnat neIghoorhooa, and, being handsome
ana vivacious taey nave, during their snort visit,
become ayorltes with the gallant young OF that
section. IL Is alleged that one OF the young men
recently made remark deroga,ory 10 their charac-
tes, which ne, however, denies, aud the ladies' de-
tcrnlincd " call him 10 an account. On Monday
night the I'd instant, there was mas
querade party in the neghboiaood, which was at
tended by the young women in question, accom-
panied by lady friend and the young man,
and when the tine for unmaskng arrived the ladies'
discovered tue alleged sianderer present. and one or
them invited him into the back room and threat
ened to whip him, and the young man vacated the
premises In hurry. On Saturday evening the young
man received . message from q gentleman residing
on Thirteenth street, to come to nis mouse; and on
entering the hail the gentleman OF the house locked
the door, ana the eldest OF the PDiladeiphla girls
asked, "Wnat do you mean, Mr. --, by talxin z
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-27

Notice.

HAVING qualified a. Executor of.FRANCIs
Ill THOMPSON deceased. Notice u hereby
gwen 10 al persons indebted tosaId estate w make
Immediate payment 10 Inc. And nll person hsylng
caIms against said estate must present fhcm 10 me
IN the time prescribed by law or this notice viii be
VIC. NORWOOD, Ex.
0f faHcs Thompson.
March . 20. u
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-27
PLANTATION BITTERS.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative Is the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and
debilitated. As a tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid it has no equal
among stomaclics. As a
remedy fore the nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is
supcrseding every other
stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts as q specific
I'm every species OF disorder
which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks.
down the animal spirits.
oWhereyer 1t is intro
duced il becomes q stand
ard article IA medicinal
staple. 1t Is to-day the
best and purest tonic, and
the most popular medicine
in the civilized world-be
sure and get the genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Gro
GERS and Country Stores.
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MANTUA- MAKING.
MISS n REREccA ZONES.

Formerly cf Baltimore. Nd, and Iafe Of
Milton. N. G.
MOULD snnounec to the ladies of Hill-Lo o.
w sBd the surrounding csunity ihat he d :
opened . MaLiua Making establishment IN Q
front room % The house occupied BY Mrs BaEi.y
on Main street., lew doois shove NJ Browns
store. where she i pfepaicJ 70 Cut and Make
Ladies Dresses 70 the nlnst fsshionslls and aT-
proved sisle and On quite reasonable terms. she
aucrs herself with ability 10 please the m, 81 iss-
lidious. aud respectfully invites Ladies 10 ell and
xamine her work.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-27

~--->------~-~--
Now I lay me-

s.Now lay me-"
Now Ilay--repeat H. darling /"
Lay me, II lisped the tiny lips
Ofmy daughter. kneeling. bending,
Der her folded fnger-tips.
Down to sleep.-"To Sleep" she murmured
And the curly head dropped lnw:
II pray the Lord gently aided;
"You can say Il all, know
"Pray the Lord.' the words eame fdlntly;
Fainter still, Ny soul to keep
ssThen the tired head fairly nodded,
And the child was fast asleep.
But the dewy eyes half opened 8 &f
When clasped her 70 my brsg.st. k'
And the dear voice softly whspTed.
!. Mamma, God knows all the reshv
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
CUBA.

Robbed and Murdered in the Street-Escape
of the R0bbers-Two Negroes Ordered to be
Executed-Cubnn Ex-Secretary OF Foreign
Affairs GarrOted.
HAVANA, Dec. Q. 1870.
Five negroes robbed Mr.. Oberhauer, German
merchant here buying tobacco for some New York
houses yesterday afternoon in Prado street. Mr..
Oberhauer struck one OF the negroes. who plunged
knife IN his abdomen. The robbers escaped Ober-
bauer died at noon to-day. The house Of Fuentes
Co., tn rough the Prussian Consul, offer reward
for the discovery Of the perpetrators The govern
ment is also making efforts with the same object.
De Rodas ordered two negroes, who robbed lady
here in her house lost week. and who were found
guilty, to be garroted. The sentence will be exc.
cuted tomorrow morning.
Cristobal Mendoza, ex-Secretary Of Foreign Al.
fairs was executed at Puerto Principe. One hour
before he shot he wrote letter to his country
men, the original of which is here In Havana, ad-
vising them to lay down their arms and stop use-
less ef1uslon Of blood This act would n1ict no dis
honor on them. He hopes his life viii be the last
that Will be sacrificed.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
BILLIARDS.

Dion and GARNER at tho Three-baII Came
The Latter Again Winner.
Chris O'Connor's private room was last night
and professionals to witness contest between Cy-
rllle Dion, Of the sprgntest and most success
full OF match players. and Albert GARNER, who has
won golden opinions from all sorts OF people by his
fancy shots and most extravagant praise from the
REV. THEODORE TILToN
for his artistic elegance player OF legitimate or
regular billiards. Regarded from practical or
strictly professional standpoint, GARNER manipu-
lares the balls with consummate care grace and
rapidity; but nevertheless he might handle them
much more effectively Success In contests for nigh
stakes Is the American players standard Of excel
lence; and to the American players experienced
eye GARNER counts when 1t Is not OF much moment
whether he counts or misses, and misses where 1t
Is highly mpertant that he should count II only for
purposes OF defence. To put II plainly,
GARNER IS A VERY UNCERTAIN PLAYER
because more soul than head. This was never more
strikingly exempiied than last night, when he
failed to count frequently the easiest Of cushion
exceptional one, as Dion entered into 1t
with the express view OF dsconcerting his
antagonist by playing safety on him. This
prolonged the game and made it chiefly one Of
wards, made by bringing the balls together else
the score was marked by 0s. AS the phrase Is,
GARNER quickly stumbled" to Dlons tactfcs and in
turn played sae' himself. The Frenchman, being
Canadian. and contrived to pull through at the
eighty third inning, winning 10y 81 and averaging
81. Dion had the honor Of making the largest run
OF the night, 3d. acquired mainly in the right lower
corner. His other runs OF double figures were:-lI
13, IA, 16 and 90 Garnier's leading runs were:-S,
3 Q, 0, TO- II l6 IL, IL, %, 2S, 20 and ~.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
TANNHAUSER AGAIN.

The Lichtmay-Krnuse Kicking scrape Aaain.-
The Story Of the Kicked.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-
think 1t proper to correct by the following st are-
ment the very contradictory rumors about my
affair with Madame Lichtmay. In the last repre-
sentation but OF f"Tannhauser'' Madame Licbtmay
had the bad taste to give several kicks win her
foot while was on the steps Of the throne. We
the pages-according to the stage manas cement,
had to sit upon the steps where laadame
Lchtmay had her feet and she behaved In this
brutal manner under the pretext OF ovir having
moved her feet The respect In which hold the
public prevented my doing anything except goiug
TO the Director, Mr. Rosenburg, TO MAKE COM
the ground that Madame Lichtmay was the pTlDla
donna, he could not protect me. that
HIS LIVELIHOOD DEPENDED ON MADAME LICHTMAY
she kept the concern going or else he could pay no
salaries; however, he would inquire into the mat
1t was only account Of this last assurance
'slannhauscr" and to play the part OF the page
which had previously undertaken only to obge the
management; but. in order not u be exposed 10
renewed insults from the prtn,d donna, left the
stage after i had finished the Staging part after
which had nothing more 10 do except sit on those
Elizabeth. However. because took this measure
to protect myself from the kicks OF Madame
Lichtmay the manager, Rosenbrrg fined me half A
months salary. AS this quite. showed / was To
have no reparation felt myself obliged to protect
myself from such insults and immed.at sent in
my resignation of my engagement.
This Is ihe simple truth. Everything moro or
less Is untrue. And II is not my Intention to say
anything lurther III the matter in future
ALMA KRAUSE.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
FEMMEs D,INDUSTRIE.

A Couple Of New York Ladies in Trouble at
Newark.
The two young "lades'-Ann Waters and Mary
Anne Hogan, both Of New York-who, as recorded in
yesterdays HERALD, went over to Newark, N. j., on
Friday "fted' lot of valuable goods of the coun-
ter OF Hamilton Co., corner Of Broad and
Bank streets, and adroitly caught waiting for
a tram bound home, have been fully committed to
the Essex county Jail In default OF $500 bail EACH
Before leaving the station house their request to
write few letters to friends In the metropolis was
gracefully complied with by Chief Of Police PECK
well. They sent for Newark's foremost criminal
lawyer and retained him as counsel. The sight OF
two such elaboratey gotten up and wiJhal
good looking feminines languishng In
felon's from bound cell induced that gentleman to
exclam 80 temporal 0 nlOres I" The soft
hearted President of the Board OF Police Commits
sioners, "Uncle David Anderson, was moved al
most to tears also, and as he saw them marched on
to the county jail In all their inery, and sming win
some faces protected each BY an elegant member Of
Nevark's civil Oe1sd0rmdrte, he was unable TO re-
train from remarkng that the way OF the trans
gressor was up over the hill to the county streng-
hold. The stolen goods found In their posses
sion and identified by the dry goods men as their
property together with other damaging facts against
them, renders extremely difficult to CONCEIVE how
they can escape most unpalaiable dose OF pure
unadulterated "Jersey Justice" despite the power
and EFFORTS Of their counsel Young Biy.n Mary
A. Hogan claims to have husband, but he had not
turned up prior to their removal from The station
house.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
NASBY IN LIMBO.

Lecture by Petroleum v. Nasty Before the
COnvicts In the Massachusetts State Prison.
BosTON, Dec TO- 1870.
The extraordinary event OF star lecturer appear
Ing before an audience of convicted elons occurred
at the State Prison In Charestown this evening"
The orator who interested them was the clever Mr..
Locke, OF Toledo, otherwise known as Petroleum v.
Nasby. He delivered his efruslon Searching for
the Man Of Sin" before the 500 or more trans
gressors serving out sentences In the institution
named, and it was, of course, listened to with tha
closest attention. The humorous portions OF it were
warmly applauded by the prisoners, and the moral
which was drawn from 1t brought tears TO the eyes
OF many. The spectacle altogether. was one rarely
witnessed and 1t Is not improbable that the system
OF popular lectures IN prisons introduced here hrs
may yet become an acknowledged means OF reform,
as II is now an acknowledged feature or entertain
ment to those VINO have transgressed The laws
Other lectures are to follow during the winter even
ings and the next one Will be delivered by Mr.
Haynes, the warden, who VIII probably give some
his OF observations Of prison discipline gathered
during late visit to Europe.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
THE BOSTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

BOSTON, Dec. 10, 1870.
The city election here on Monday will be one OF
the most close and interesting held for number OF
years. The two principal candidates for the
Mayoralty are William CASTOR, democrat and
George o. Carpenter, republican Mr. CASTOR has
also been endorsed by Citizens Convention, and
this will secure for him many republican votes
Only the most steadfast party men Will support Car
penter, and probably few Of these inasmuch as the
whole republican press Of the city has united in op-
posing him. The ground OF opposition Is that Mr.
Carpenter as an alderman Tor the last few years. has
been Identified with corrupt and extravagant
combination known as the "City Hall Ring;" and
Mr. CASTOR Is supported for the alleged reason that
his record is without blemlsh, and that, although
democrat, he Will guard the interests OF the city
with fidelity. HIS election is conceded by the Car
pehter faction, but there are numerous ana heavy
wagers on the probable majority the risks being
even tnat VIII not exceed l50O and three to two
that 1t VIII not approach 1000. For Aldermen,
Councllmen and Street Commissioners there are
half dozen tickets in the field, and the struggle
when the polls open Will be very fierce and unccr-
tain.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoS MeNRY MARKEr.-LoHDs,S Dec. s-Evenng :
American securities closed quiet the following Quota
uons:Five-tweniies 1852 sS do 1855, old - do, ls67
oat any change to note In American shares. -
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEksr. -LIvrhPooL, Dec. g.
EveningCotton closed hat at decline. The sales to-day
$4,000 bales OF which 2oO0
export and speculation The PRICES made
follows:-Niddlng uplandspod a8ad middiing Orleans
sgd -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MIRKET.-LIvgEPooI. Dec s.
Bvening-Rehned petroleum., Is 3D. per gallon Tor Aner
ingIalow closed buoy ant but unchanged in price Lin
seed oil quiet at -c2S los per ton
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAsRET.-LIvxRpooI, Dec
81 80 r. M-Beef, Pas Lard, 64s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL BRFADBTUFFs MARKEr.-LIvRgPooI, Dec,
s-P. M.--BreadstDlfs qnIot
PETROLEUM NARxEr.-HAMDURa, Dec. S--Petroisuna,
~ marc bAncos sehlL
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
CUBA LIBRE.
The Arrest Of Senor Ruez.


The account OF the arrest OF this gentleman on
the charge Of being implicated with General Jordan
in alleged violation of the neutrality laws, as pub
lished III yesterdays HERALD enormously stated
that he was the Cuban Ambassador at Washington
tie disclalms holding any Official position
OF any kind, aud even repudiates the
title OF General" by which he s very
often designated He is only private citizen OF the
United States-this and nothing more. Though re-
siding IN this country thirty years ana having mar
ried his wife here, who was born here, and his chill
dren all having been born here, and his business
and interests all being here he has not forgotten
the land or his birth, and makes no hesitancy In
making known his sympathes for Cuba
As TO the result OF his arrest, Mr.. d. Ruez, this
being his AmerloaniZed name, has no apprehension.
He protests, however, against Its mode, and does
not even know the name Of the party making the
AFFIDAVIT upon which he was arrested. He says that
the individual whoever he may be Is, OF course.
tool OF Others and irresponsible, and that the
whole Is part OF scheme to injure him In his busl-
ness. He insists that in all such bonds might
De given against damages, and that Congress ought
to pass law on the subject enforcing such bonds.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
Tiffany 81 Co.,

Tiffany g. Co.,
Union square,
are daily opening
their importation OF
London, Paris and Vienna M&N
Holiday Goods
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
News from Colombia, Peru, Chile, Bolivia
and Uruguay.



Dread Storms In tho Caribbean Sea-Res
ports Of Shipwrccks-News from the South
Pacific Ocean.
LAKE CITY, Fla, Dec. 10, 1870.
The cable from Punta Rosa to Key West, connect
ing with the Cuba cable, has been disordered for the
past few days. steamer arrived at Punta Rosa to-
day from Havana. bringing the following important
intelligence
Advices from Aspinwall to the 9th inst. have been
received. The weather was frightful, and reports
OF shipwrecks were constantly coming IN.
The American schooner Scudder was totally lost.
The crew were saved.
The schooner ida was also lost.
sailor was washed 0verboarl from the schooner
Isabella and drowned.
The steamship Henry Chauncey, from New York,
made three inefrcctual attempts to get into the har
Dor on the Sd ns and at last went to sea to escape
the fury Of the storm.
The tug Grumpher, OF Philadelphia, which sailed
on the "a inst. is supposed to have been lost with
all on board.
1t IL feared that the Chilean steamer Limari has
been lost in the South Pacific with all on board
Several steamers In this harb0r (AsptnwalD went
to sea for safety.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

Threatened Indian Raid ON the Southeastern
Frontier-Settlers Preparing to Repcl the
Savagcs.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 10, 1870.
The Neacs has received the following despatch
from st. George dated the 1oth:-
Patnish, the Yampah Ute chief. who led the Nava-
loes who murdered DR.. Whiteman Eland Robert
Mcintyre five years ago, has crossed the Colorado
with band and threatens the lives and property OF
the inhabitants OF the Southeastern frontier. The
people OF Kane, Washington. Iron and Beaver coun-
ties have been advised TO keep vigilant guard over
their stock and to be prepared TO repel anv attack
that may be made by the Navaj0es and their al es
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
CHlLE.

Smallpox PrevaIent In Observation-Disclosures
Grants Opinion OF the Chilean Republic
Questioned.
LAKE CITY, FlO., Dec 10, 1870.
AdvIces have been received from Valparaiso to the
18th November.
The smallpox prevalent in the city, as well as
elsewhere in Chile.
member Of Congress having asserted that Presi-
dent Grant had ridicued the war between Chile and
Spain the American Minister had sent note TO the
government denying the charge, saying that the
American President had the highest opinion Of
Chile.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
A BAD BOY.

A Trip 90 Europe In Search Of n Youngster-
He Attempts to Kill Inspector Carlysle, sf
the London Policc-Returned 10 This Oity
aud In Turned Over 60 His Parents Utica.
Some two months ago Detective Walling. OF
Sergeant James Irvlngs command. suddenly left
for Europe under orders from Superintendent
Kelso, the nature OF his business being carefully
guarded from the press The reporters obtained no
inkung OF the business upon which Walng left
until the arrival In this city OF a copy OF the
Liverpool Merc,up, containing the details OF an
attempt upon the life OF Inspector Carlysle, Of tho
London force. by youngster named David
Foster, vino had crossed the Atlantic ON the steam
ship Italy, unaer the assumed name OF Lacee. It
was alleged. fugitive from justice. The report In
tine Liverpool paper stated that he had attempted
10 take the lives OF Carlysle and detective Thorn
thwaie, and gave the proceedings Of the court be-
fore which he was arraigned. The Justice presiding
announced that inasmuch rs he understood that an
officer was on the way from America TO take Foster
back charge OF embezzlemeni he would not
hold him upon the charge or attempting 10 kill the
the American officer.
On the arrival OF wang in Europe Foster, who
Is q of Thomas Foster the well known hardware
merchant OF Utica, n ", was surrendered to his
custody, and Walng arrived IN this city with him
Tuesday night last Instead OF arragning him
at the Central once and locking him up, Walling
conveyed hun Immediately TO Utica ani turned him
TO his merchant father as assconding son
under
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
BOLIVIA.

The Republic Disturbed by Insurrcctionists-
The Mining Fever.
LAKE CITY, Fla, Dec. 10, 1870.
The Bolivia dates are to November 10. battle
before the city OF Potosi was imminent. General
Rendon was inside the tower which was strongly
fortified. The insurrection was extending south
ward.
The Caracol mining fever was increasing. The
excitement is stronger than that which attended the
discovery of gold in California.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
MISSOURI.

Judgment Against st. Louis Lottery-The
Lapine Family Murdercrs.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 10, 1870.
A long pending suit against the Old Paschal House
Lottery Association to recover government taxes
ana penalties was decided yesterday Judgment
was given In favsr Of the government for $12oOo
John Armstrong ana Charles Jolly, the alleged
murderers OF the Lapine family near Potosi last
month, ana who were sent to st. Louis some days
ago 10 protect them against mob which threatened
to lynch them viii be sent to Potos to-day for trial.
In charge OF an armed posse c0nsniitdt,ts TO aid
Sheriu Clark, OF Washington county, to preserve
order and protect the prisoners.