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The New York herald., 1870-01-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LonDoS MONEY MARgEr.-L0SDoS. Jan. 26--i:20
p. M.--CoDsos closed az 02sa for money and 92s6 a
32j for the account. American securities closed
quiet and steady. United States fvc-twenLy bonds.
1862 S65s; 1855, old, s6i; 1857 S5at toniorJes, s4.
Stocks steady. Erie Railroad shares. l7A; Illinois
Centrals. 1034; Atlantic and Great western, 251a
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs Jan. 26.-Tne Bollise
closed firm. Rentes. 73f. S5c.
FRANKFORT BOURsE-FRASKFoRr, Jan. 26.-
United States flve-twenty bonds nat.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.--LIyERPOoI.. Jan.
26-4:30 P. M.-The cotton market closed buoyant.
Middng uplands, 1lAd.; middling Orleans Ia
The sales OF the day have been 10 900 uale3 uding
1900 for export and speculation.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr-HAvRE, Jan. 2S.-Cotton
opened active and firm at 1851. per cwt Tor tres
ordlnaire on the spot ana 13SNf for low mIddiings
alloat and closed firm for both.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS sMARKET.-LIvERpOoL N Jan.
Pop. M.-PoIk quiet Lard buoyant al 14s. per
cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARXET-LIvERPoof, Jan.
26-P. M.-Common rosin, IS. I'd. per cwt. Spirits
petroleum. Is. sd. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. --LoNDON. Jan. 20
Linseed oil quiet and steady. Sugar lriner both on
the spot aud ahoat. TaIlow dull. Linseed oil
frmcr.
PETROLEUM MARKRr-ANTwERP, Jan 28-Petr0
leum closed quiet at Go&I for standard white.
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TEE ALEXANDER GIXsr rEE2Y.
Viewing the Remains -Msstsm Exe
animation.

AT four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the IJry en-
panelled In tho case or Captain John Alexander
whose death, as previously reported was supposeu
10 have been caused by poison administered by do
sign, met Coroner Flynn at tho Msrgue ana viewed
the remains as they were removed from the conir.
The body was far advanced in decomposition. aad
presented bronzed, mummy-like appearance.
THE Posr-MoRTEM EXAMINATION
was made by Drs. Shine and Thomas G. FinneIl, N
The presence OF Professor r. Ogden Doremus DR..
Cushman. a number OF medical students ana sew
eral relatives and friends the accused parties MR.
and Mrs. Gardner rue stomach, lungs heart.
liver, intcstines, Kidneys speen and bladder
taken in Charge by professor e 'n.s noremus. su.
Tor analysis. AZ Lhe doctors making the poss-mor-
tenn dd not write out :ne result of their discoveries
" was not officially announced, and IL is presumed
they are not prepared 10 state the cause ot death.
Ihe brain was reduced 70 a liquid state ant offered
no clue to the disease OF when Mr.. Alexander died.
IL VIII probably be three more. before rne
result OF the analysis will DC known: but the
vesrigation. A large number OF witnesses have
been summoned TO appear ut rue Coroner's
ONCE tnis morning at eleven O'Clock TO gave evi-
dence touching tie cause OF Mr.. AleXandcr's leain,
inns courso on the part OF the Coroner woula Seeli
TO De somewhat premature. and VIII be labor lost IN
case no poison should De found in the reniaus Of
ceased. Mr. antshrs. GaruDer have not been sent to
the Tombs, but remain In Bellevue Hospital under
the care oI warden Brennan, VINO Ia maging tncm 3a
comfortable as circumstances wi allow. mr. ,sard-
ner, who Is Old and feeble. ieels deeply
huhi'ialei Ny DeNly charXci Win tuis hem
Gus crime, Dnt seems 70 nave no iears concernng
the ultimate result OF the investigation. The rela-
yves oil the accused parties apparently are people
OF the highest respectaoiiIty and scout the idea
OF Mr. anu Mrs. Garuner being implicated in hasten
ing air. Aexanders death or lolonousy appropriat-
IN his money 10 their own Purposes. Below VIII be-
found The names and residences OF the jurors en-
panelied IN the case:-Wliiiam h. Bruins No. AS
first avenue; Christian IL. Sousmith, No 405 First
avenue; Louis Micnaes, No. 3zz East Twenty ninth
street; Phlip koenler No. 325 Fast Thrtietn street;
Phi.ip Monogram, No. s43 iigsL avenue; William ii.
fairWeather, corner fwentycighsA street an: Firss
avenue.
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TIE PLAClDE OBsEQUiEs.

At noon yesterday the obsequies OF the late dis
tingulshed and veteran actor, MIR. Henry Piacide
were solemnized in ST. Paul's church, IN the pres
ence OF large congreg itlon, among which, now
ever, comparatively few members OF che nlstri0nlc
procession were observed. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallack. John Gilbert,
George W. Mclean, G. w. Tayleure. Mr. Stuart, for
merIy manager OF the Winter Garden; William
Wheatley. the celebrated trageuian Mr.. Conner
James l.. Maeder, Mrs. Fisher, formerly MISS Rich
ardson, OF the Park theatre; Mr. James Wright and
william Davidge.
The rev. DR.. Dix read the funeral services assis-
ted by the Rev. Reuben Riley, Of lslp. The pail.
bearers were MesSrs. r. h. Mount, James Bryce
Charles II. Hasweil, Lester Wallack, IhurlOw Ween,
PnO 4. Ruggles, David Austin and 3. l.. Al. Barlow.
The mOurners consisted OF the widow OF Mr.. Placide
and Mrs. Rufus X. Blake, his sister; Mr.. John Gil
bert Mr. and Mrs. james w Waack and few
friends IN private life. Ir II had not been the hour
OF rehearsal probably more actors would have at
Lended
Upon the coffin plate was inscribed 'Hcnry Pla-
cide died January 70 1870. aged seventy years.
eight months and fifteen days.n The body was
brought yesterday morning, by the SOuthside Rail
IL was taken to Greenwood for lnterment. The face
was not exposed there being rule in Trinity parish
that no collin should be opened after having been
into church. II 1t Is desired to expose a corpse
tne coffin lid IS required 10 be ioosened at the door.
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CHARLOTTE 8asaTe.

Lecture by Miss Laura &. Holloway.
Laura q. Holloway made her debut last evening at
Cooper Institute, before large and nlghly apprsca
tive audience, as q lecturcss. Her subject was
Charlotte Bronte." The fair iecturess has had
correspondence recently With Harriet Martneau the
curate OF Mr.. Bronte's old parish, aud others IN
England IN relation to the subject Of ner lecture,
and was enabled, therefore. to give something
new on the subject. me debuta,te ~ quite young
and pretty ana looked exceedingly well III u black
SILK velvet dress, cut hlXn In the meek,
with a long train. Sne introduced by
Dr. Longstrcet ana entered Immediately on
her subject with sei-possessed which
indicated from the first tnat, large anu
critical as the audience was, she had courage
enough 10 go through with her task, and aDllty
enough to entertain ner hearers The lecture iuli
OF palnos as all sketches OF tile sad lie OIL the poor
minister's daugnler must be, ana VI times there
were Nights OF eoiuence that rose TO grandeur. The
description or CnarOttes ndomltaDc energy AZ well
told. when she nrst commenced 'Jane Eyre"
said the speaker, .'she was Manchester, where
she hai gone 10 attend her father wnle nc had an
operation performed on ms eyes. Here Ia a darA-
encd room, amid the noise and busLie O the busy
town, lending faithfully ner pctuanJ Iatner IN his
sickness, yelrninX lor the company OF ner absent
sisters, SICK horseI and among strangers, she COM
menccd Jane tyre.in there were u number Of
beautiful passages In the lecture winch we ,
space 20 quote, but winch called fortn neary ap-
pause.
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Wli0 Was BOSS THERE.
iiov. IA Summer Residence mt Long Bsanck
Wus Furnished.

iiow Summer Residence mt Long Bsanck
Was Furnished.
case came before Justice BiXby, a. the York
vile Police Court, yesterday afternoon. which, owing
to the responsibility OF parties concerned caused
good deal OF interest
IL appears that q gentleman named Mervn N.
Jones, OF Columbia College, corner OF Forty ninth
street and Fourth avenue the Ist OF March lass
rented the premises No 10 West Twenty third street
uurnshed) 10 Jonn I. Snaw for $1,000 per aunum.
shaw. instead OF Keeping theshouse himself, sub-iet
10 another gentleman, named SelDnrn Harw0od.
Some SIX weeks aler the renting OF the house 70
last named gentleman Mr.. Jones visited the pre-
misses, and 70 his surprise iound them occupied ny
llarwo0d. Jones then ootaned from shaw
siqnment OF the lease given by Shaw to Harw0od.
This satisfied Jones, who thereuDon allowed Har-
wood and MS fanny 10 reside IN the house. On the
LIST OF september following the Harwoods were
IN arrears ior rent W the amount of $1,000,
which they refused TO pay, aud tney were
dlsp0ssessed. On looking over the house Mr. Jones
found tat the articles VI furniture thea house
uid not agree with those mentioned m the terms of
the lease, ana that about seyenIy dollars worth O
property had been removed from tne premises since
MIR. HARDWOOD mad taken IL. subsequently Mr.. Har-
WOOD admitted having taken the iurui,ute To Long
Branch 10 III up, as ne SAID a cottage there. anI
that lac would IN . few days bring back but IL
did not appear whether he did III the affidavit
made by Mr. Jones. Harwood who was agresIe by
oficer Deyo. OF the Court Squad, WAS held i0r ex-
animation next Friday IN the sum OF 5000.
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SAD DOMESTIC CALAMITY.

An Extraordinary Casc-Prcsentincnt or APP
preaching Deafh-DeaIh Of Husband and
Wife Within Week.
An account was published In yesterdays HERALD
OF the death OF q woman named Dander few dayn
ago IN Hudson City. An inquest Is being held
the body by Coroner valhardt, as 1t ls CHARGED
by DR.. Berger that the woman's death ro-
suited from njudIcious treatment by the doctors
VINO attended her after childbirth. Yesterday morn
lag the husband OF Mrs. Danaler arose, a. usual
dressed himself and ate some breakfast lie sent
Tor Mr.. Henry Gaede, prominent citizen, and told
INN tnat he had a presentiment Of approaching
death, and that he desired 10 have his VIII drawn up.
Mr.. Gaede endcavored 10 persuade hun that his
fears were groundess that he iooSeI quite well and
would be ali right after "a whi.c Mr.. Gaede
then lett and nail hour afterwards
Dandler was corpse. The PHYSICIANS cer-
tiicale set forth tnat he died OF apopiexy.
ana Coroner Nohart accordinglr gave permit for
burial. The Inquest on tue body OF the woman
win be resumed to-day FIVE sna!l CHILDREN, inclu-
ding the infant born rev days ago, are thus made
orphans, and the only means IN store Tor them IL n
lie Insurance policy or $1,000 which Dandier took
out some time ago. de owned the small house IN
whlcn he anu his family resided but It IS heavily
mortgaled. Notice was given 10 the Surrogate W
take charge OF tne effects iUr the bc the cni.-
dren. he case - very strange h all iGS features
aad has caused quite u sensation In tue nelshbor
mood.
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THE GIANT CATTLE.

ON Tuesday the four Mammoth Central Park
CATTLE" raised IN Lagrange, Dutchess county, by
George Ayrault, were brought to this city by the
Hudson River Railroad and landed at st. Johns
Park depot They have been purchased by
Centre Market butcher and Will be placed on exhbi
tion for some days before being killed. Ar
rangements have been made with Commis-
s0ner Green, Of the Central Park Com
mission. to nave the skins carefully preserved
and stuffed and placed in the museum at
the Park. They are OF the great Durham breed roam
colOred and are said to be the heaviest aud finest
raised In America, the owner stating tnat the
largest OK OF the four Is 800 pounds heavier th9n
any other OK on record. The smallest OK OF tile
small pair weighs 8 800 pounds.
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ENGLAND.

Emigration TO the ColOnies-Amer.can Ter.
riiarial Extension.
LONDON, Jan. 2C 1870.
A great meeting was held at the Mansion House
In this city last evening to promote emigration to
Canada and the other British colonies. The Lord
Mayor presided and eminent men addressed the
meeting.
The London Times has an editorial to-day ON the
deanitive adoption OF policy OF annexation BY the
United States. The writer says that England,
though Indifferent Is astonishcd al the case OF Do.
minica, which merely adding other negro commu-
nities 70 those 50 difficult 10 manage now
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VIRGINIA..

Proclamation C0nvening the LEGISLATURE
Difficulty with Coiorcd R0wdicy i'm Rich.
mOnd.
RICHMOND, Jan. 20, 1870.
Governor Walker. uDon the receipt OF the lniorma-
ton Of the Presidents signing the Virginia BILL will
issue proclamation calling the Legislature together
Februarys s. General Candy Will give up all control
OF State affairs wnen the Legislature meets and ns
the civil Offices now filled by military appointments.
There was considerable excitement along the
streets this afternoon by attempt OF coloreu row.
dies to ride IN street car appropriated for the
whites, instead o. the c0ored cars. Four were
arrested and the station house was surrounded py
an excited crowd or negroes until q heavy police
force was brought TO the spot. The disturbance WAS
made in accordance with the programme announced
10 the speeches made by the negroes the ceebr..
ton Yesterday.
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CRIME IN WEsTCUE3rEG cDlNsY.
Court RIaiters-Indicimeats by the Gran

Court Observation-Disclosures by the Grand
Jury.
in the County Court and Court or Sessions wv
being held at White PLANS CHRISTIAN Hergcr was
yesterday arraigned on Indictment found by the
Grand Jury, charging him with manslaughter in the
second degree. 1t vii be remembered that the ac-
cused, az alleged caused the death OF Milton H. Car
penter at fremont by striking him IN the head with
inallet on the 9th instant Di:trct Attorney Dyk
man moved tnat lerger's trial be set down Tor next
Tuesday, but counsel FOR the defendant objected on
the ground tna they could not he ready 10 proceed
with the case at such an early day, aud
asked that the prisoner be admitted 10 BAIL which
was promptly Denied by the Court. lii tue case Of
lsAac Van WarG Eucknout, who ~ charged with
killing HIS wife aud Alfred Randel a. sleepy Hol-
low, Oh the LIST instant the Grand JUICY has found
two indictments Tor murder In the first degree. THIS
case VIII doubtless be tried before the Court OF oyer
ana TerIniner, which conyenes early in March. Tue
Grand Jury has also found true bill against Joshua
Purdy. coiOreG, lOr criminal outrage the person
OF a school, teacher named Emeline w. Peck In
the town OF HARRISON on the 26th oil October last.
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ALABAMA.

Legislative observation-disclosures to the
Chattanooga Railr0ad Bill-Emigrati on 20
Texas and Louisiana.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. %, 1870.
The Legislature for the past week has been en-
gagged on local bills To-day the time Of the Senate
was consumed III discussing memorial to Con.
gress for the removal OF disabilities. No action was
taken.
The Senate bill oaning the State bonds to the
amount OF three millions to the Alabama and Chat
tanoOga Railroad Will come up In the House TO.
morrow. Meetings nave been held for the past two
nights In opposition 10 the bill.
Tne cars arriving in this city still come crowded
with emi1raats for Louisiana ana Texas.
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GEORGIA.

Election of n Republican speaker OF the Eomse
oil Representatiycs-isefusn Of Iemb ers to
Take the Test Oath.
ATLANTA, Jan. 20, 1870.
The House of Representatives organized to-day
and elected Il. b. McWhorten. republican, Speaker
over J. T. Bryant conservative, by twenty-iour ma
jorty.
Three members OF the House Messrs. Donaldson
Munson and Taliaferro, have been declared inellig
gible by the Military Commission. The seats or SIX.
teen members have been declared vacant on account
OF refusal and failure TO take the Oatn required by
the laws OF the United States.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.

CRblo Connection Between England and
France-Circait Of Communication With New
York.
PARIS. Jan. 20, 1870.
The new cable which has recently been success
fully lad between salcombe, England, and Brig
hognan, France Is OF the most sold description OF
deep sea cable weighing eight and half tons 10
the mile and tile shore ends fourteen tons Double
Land wires vii! shortly be completed TO connect the
cable with the land systems Of tecgraphs III both
countries.
BY this means messages Will be transmitted
directly from Bress to London without passing
through Paris, as al present The completion OF this
new link, which has been much retarded by bad
weather and other unfavorablc circumstances, will
place London ana New YORK ia almost direct COM
municaIion aud the whole route will be under the
management and control Of the French Gable Com
panY.
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The Columbia Bont CIub.

The dfth annual ball OF the Columbia Boat Club
one Of the most popular and Thriving organizations
OF its kind In this city, was held last evening at
Irving Hall. Notwithstanding the many attrac.
that held out to those inclined to iolity
across the way at the Academy, the hall was well
crowded at any early hour BY as "brave men, az
ever reathercd an oar and az "far women, as ever
patronlzed panler or had liking for
choice silks and satns. There were several
well known members or our rowing clubs pre-
sent and II was needless say that they dia not act
80 as to give the AFFAIR funereal aspect their repu-
taton for good nature aud fun being several hum
dred degrees above par. The nall beautifully
decorated. In tue middle oil the room. IN mid alr.
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ALLEGED Bu ClAey.

young man named John Burns was yesterday
afternoon arraigncd before Justice Bix5y,i at the
Yorkviie Police, Court charged with burgIarlously
entering stable, at the corner OF Thirty-sixth
street and First avenue belonging to Tookcr
Irwin, and stealing tnercirom set OF harness
valued at twenty dollars. There two others
with him when the burglary was committed but as
yet they have not been arrested. Burns yesterday
entered the store OF james spencer, 80 East Thirty
fourth street. and endeav0red 10 sell the harness TO
him. He asked twelve dollars for II, but accepted
one. Mr.. Spencer then caused Burns arrest by de-
tectivcs Mullen and Nee. OF the Twentvrst precinct,
ana was conmitted without bail 10 answer.
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was Suspended .e a., s,sps of she ro"%
and from It, radiatin1 n when hung, in msny
colored 0n pro,n.on naS bearing the names o.
snsoi sns various boat clubs n ,ests or the club
Wmoaations were as ss,n ior sns = tasteful could
ne M expected from tue golualba bcp. avn. In con
uoh Tor brilliant receptions IL wen kn> rnusc waa
uusioh h \ need only be said that sRs po1 Io,k-
supero, tue ladies' beautiful and the nei - al ihlt
neEat least the ladies' seemed to mink so--A rav
h ~ uaysht began to peep into the windows ne M
.nIong g wended their way hoIneward fully b. 4
OF It, ~ "" $500
the arrangements were under II. @. Harrington.
assisted assisted Dy Mcssrs. Van Radeu, w. II. Brown J. J.
noaer.' naa,' =. y. ketchum, w. A. Martin Robert
ocuue Charies y Zachman ana Il. ii. Paien. The
iccSpton committee were ]. q OfNsll. H. W. Hunt
=. ~ Purdon, j. Gcnrle, W. o. Patterson G. M.
ioung e. Earwriker and j. D'Heryaly
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PENNS YLVAMIA.

Meeting Of Iron Manufncturers-An Increased
Duty On Iron Demanded.
COLUMBIA, Jan. 26 1870.
At a meeting OF iron men engaged in the manu-
Iacture or pig iron IN this place and representing an
annual production OF TO- 900 TONS The following rcso-
lutlons were passed unanimously
Resolved, That the public mind has been msed by Mr..
Wells in regard 10 the profits pig that tue present
tariff although ample With gold at lb0, will be insufficient
protection the gold premium Declines
price OF COAL irehs and labor we must look for
ward to being compelled blow ont furnaces
reduction OF the duties pig iron, old rails and
scrap ron or further loss by Incidental protection afforded
Resolved That the standing COMMITTEES of this association
forward at petitions Congress the
raised dollar ton on pig IRON three dol
lars bar ron rai old rails scrap, boiler Iron other
descriptions OF scurei iron direct tax be
imposed OF dollar ton all pig, rails, pla
and other descriptions OF iron country
to compensate for tho loss In revenue imuorons
foreign iron.
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Thc "Jiu,ry,,, ssBrucc and ni.t.v

About twelve O'Clock last night the attention of
officer Kenny who was on post al Amin & Co.'s.
liquor store No 90 Futon street, called to some
suspicious noises that he heard in that building
Giving an alarm. the building was very speedily
surrounded. and one OF the burglars. named David
REID who gave his age as Nineteen was secured
and taken TO the Second precinct station. Upon
HIM was found brace and bltt, with which
he had bored holes In OF the unoccupied
offices, and but for the discovery The bur
glars would have had the range Of an entire
suit OF stores, including silver plated and ewelry
store, all oi which had been lett for the night.
Fulton street, as well as at The Dack OF tile bu ny
they had cut their way through staircase doors and
fanlghts. The police in searching found bunch or
skeleton keys anu q jimmy inside tho door that tic
thieves, in their hurry TO escape nad dropped. Reid
Will be brought up at the IonDs tnis morning.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Attempted Murder Of q Woman by Another
Jealous Woman.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 20, 1870.
About SIX O'Clock this evening Mrs. Sntcinc. the
wife OF Henry r. Sutchfe, formerly OF this city
G,sd now q resident OF Manchester, N. H.,
attempted to kill Mrs. Adrienne h. Mcr
cier al she was entering her residence, on
Broad ssreSs, by shooting her with q revolver.
Mrs. SutcAne VIZ able to discharge but one cham
Der, the ball nom Shch slightly wounded Mrs. Mer-
Mercier. but was overcome and the pistol taken
from her and she was taken into custody Both par.
ties have moved In respectable society, but there
has been trouble caused By jealousy. Mrs. sutcllne
Is here 10 prosecute suit against Mrs. Mercier for
breaking up her family.
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A Guarnmtce Rupture Cure.

HggNtA.-gcy. j. V. HINES, editor Advent Christian
Times 10 hs paper az fD.lows;
sat 10 M l had an Interview with the celebrated Dr
sherman 81 kroaaw8y Ny special here was To-
him. and If possible get help for bad dangerous
OF Wihont help should have ,slI Nv a
thing could hardly DC reconced to- though have Thought
that accounts should i've giad So
yc hope b. able with ioy ami ay M,
al the Masters feet at Ills coming.
amy interview with the Doctor very pleasant ant
hopelu He is master OF his profession he In, nyeute
new herniai appliances superior 70 truss the
Beades he entirely heals h!s 10 that ly
dispense with the instrument after = time"
Dr. SHERMAN ~ continually relieving AMI eus.ag ~,
forms OF rupture where parties have ei tor.urr ssa
been injured ny them, from 10 ly yeas r1ashns,
illustrated with bad cases before and aftsr ears,
Information, mailed on receipt OF ten cent.
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DOMESTIC waeTcglDseSs.

Woman Attempts to Kill Her Husband
Becnuse He Deserts Her.
Thomas lyman, OF 13oth street ana First avenue,
applied to justice McQuade, at the new Harlem
Court House, yesterday afternoon, for a warrant
for the arrest OF his wife, whO had stabbed
him IN the breast and hand with knife because ne
refused TO live with her. The wound IN his breast
pretty severe one, but not dangerous to life,
and the one In the hand was but flesh wound.
The warrant issued at once aud placed In the
hands vi Oicer OF tho court, out up To late hour
last evening the woman had not been arrested.
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Ersneh Opposition to Infn,Iibi,.ry.

French Opposition to Infn,iibl.ty.
ROME, Jan. 20, 1870.
The Papal authorities have forbidden the puOca.
tion by Monslgnor Dupanloup, Bishop OF Orleans
OF letter written by him to the Archbishop or
Malines France. 1t is supposed that in this letter
the Bishop commits himself decidedly against the
dogma oil iniaGility.
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KENTUCKY.

Tho Labor Question in the Lcsislaturc-Bill
Tor the Protection Of Employers.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20, 1870.
Resolutions were introduced to-day in tho House
to protect employers against negro employees 1t
provides that any one convicted OF enticing away
from his employer q laborer who has engaged IN
writing to perform service shall suffer line there
for, and that any one continuing TO keep laDorers in
his employ who nave entered INTO written engage.
ments to serve another after being notified OF such
engagements, snail also on CONVICTION be ined for
the same.