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The New York herald., 1870-01-28
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In sss
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week. row
ready, contains the very latest European News py
the Gable up to the hour Of publications also Tcle-
graphic Dispatches from Cuba 'aayti Porto Rico
and other points. II also contains the Fashions;
Amuxements; FacctiG; Foreign Intelligence scien-
tinc Artistic, Sporting, Religious, and Literary Intsl
llgence; Washington News; Ohitnary Notices. Edito.
rial Articles the prominont topics OF the day;
Our Agricultural Budget; ReSiews of the Cattle.
Horse Dry Goods and Foot ana Shoe. Markets:
Financial and Commercial Intelligence. ana ac-
counts or al the important and interesting eyenx
Cf the week.
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cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted In tho WEEKLY HERALD.
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The New York herald., 1870-01-28

The Louisiana Republican State Central Com
mittee ana Collector Casey have agreed 70 sixty
changes in the New Orleans Custom House,
The New York herald., 1870-01-28
Death Of nm OrIcanist Chief-Internationn
Currency.

PARIS Jan. 81, 1870.
The Duke Of Brogne, leading member Of the
cOreansts, died here yesterday. He was eighty-fve
years old.
The Senate yesterday discussed the proposition for
An International coinage system. Messrs. Chcvaller
ana LIE verrier and others participated and urged
the adoption OF gold coin equivalent 70 twenty
ave francs as the universal unit.
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NEW JERSEY.

Three rabid dogs were shot in Jersey City yos
te rday.
4 late Nsyoraiy order fOrbds games OF chance In
Hoboken on sundays.
drunken persons
Montcair Is to have Morris and EsseI Railroad
Indignation meeting next Wednesday.
The body Of Thomas Cooper OF Brooklyn, hss
been found in the Passaic, near New ark.
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. near Rsss
Orange, was dedicated yesterday. Bishop James
preached.
The body OF an unknown man, much decom posed.
was taken out OF the North River, opposite Jepoy
Guy yesterday.
Joseph Smith, ten years ago me owner of a valus-
BILE estate In New York comm itte1 In Patterson
Saturday for vagrancy. HorSe trading, and not in
temperance. has been hls evil star
The I, 900 francs about which there has been 20
much talk, and which. has been alleged stoion
from German named HotElcr. by Justice White %
Hoboken, have been all the time In the hands Of the
Auditor, hr Stout
Tie Art instrument ever used In tho tran smissioa
OF messages by telegraph in possession OF the eldesS
son OF Alfred Vail deeoased, In Morrstown. N. j. O1
the death offs owner II Is " be given W the New Jep
sey Historical Society.
Yesterday afternoon, as Philip Canning was driv-
ing down the Paterson Plank Road, his horse tooh
fright and SHE'D TO ono side. The wagon over
the embanknent and It's occupants were preciptatsd
iuto ditch. The horse took fright, and Mr.. CanningS
leg becoming enAnged be was dragged some distance
and severely Injured.
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rrrKsr or rus swrspLs.
MURDERED, OR WHAT

Mysterious Disa ppea rance from williams
bursh-A weslthv Citizen and Beauti-
fai Young Girl among the MissinG-Werk
for the brooklyn Police.
During the past few weeks . number Of per-
sons have suddenly and unaeeountaby disappeared
from their homes, and in many instances nothing
but deeayng oorpse or q mangled BODY has been
found.
Brooklyn for the last day or two has been IN
some excitement owing 10 the disappearance under
peculiar circumstances Of an old gentleman and Q
young woman.
Louis Diefenbacber, q retired German, about IS
years old, who lived with his wife and at Broad
way and whippls street, wnamsburEh, len his
homo on Friday morning last with Charles Fschsn-
bach, intending 70 visit grocery In Grand street,
which Fachsnbaeh thought OF purchasing. Here they
entered into Conversation with Mrs. Porter tho owner
Of the store. and wss decided that Paohsnbseh
should close the purchase one aag ssxt week On
leaving the premises the tvo men parted, Fsehsn.
bach going M 10 eouth Fourth street, and Disfen.
bschsr he stated. starting for New York. 6s had
500 which he had collected from various tenants.
since that time nothing whatever OF his whereabouts
can be cleaned
sines Tuesday svvsiss hst, Fannie L,nds,ey. TO
siding with her mother at lit johnson street, VII.
liamsbarTh. has been missing. She IL q charming
about o'clock she went out with the avowed pur'
pose OF taking walk and Yves seen going In the d.
rcction of the ferry. sinoe then nothing known
OF her.
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JoTTIHGs ABOUT TOHS,
Music in Mount Morn. SQUARE from stosp

Music in Mount Morris square from to 8PM
staford's Iron and Sulphur Powders invixorats
the body and purify the blood,-Adp.
There is a Chinese physician and several apoths
carries at 20 East Fourteenth street.-Adp.
Thomas johnson, a soldier, while eating dinner a
Cherry street yesterday, was choked 10 death.
Edward Paherty attempted to throw . stons
which was TOO heavy, and broke his right arm.
The remains Of two unknown men were found
Yesterday In the North River, one at ld street. ths
other at Pier u.
AZ 4 A. NJ. yesterday Alfred Warner, OF Pourh.
keepsle, fell down stairs In NJ IN his lodging house
22l West street. He died Ia twenty minutes.
The anniversary OF ST. Barnabas House was cello
have been cared for. ana i62 visited at their honea
Private excursion parties to the fishing banks are
beginning TO rage The steamer John Fuller took do ~
yesterday merry party consisting OF W OndcTdOnk
John Wright John TreadweU, A. Hutton, and others.
The Quarantine Commissioners have given no In
structions In regard 10 yesses outside quarant ne
neither do they propose TO attempt exercise any
authority where they do even profess b possess IL
They have had no conflict with DR.. Cochrale or any
one else,
Should the Red Stockings got beaten this week,
the hat trade VIII become brisk. The game Today 10
tween the Red stockings and the Mutnnls will In srA
q We bad policy Of raising the admission fec one hun
have wagered new hau 90 tho result.
Misc Fanny Hrsch and Mr. julius Hirsch, cousins.
MIeElneI OF the Norfolk street synAgOgur ~ the Te.L
dence OF the brides parents where quei ianily 70
ceItlOn and enteitainnc ut giNun, NLkDOut
feathers. No ssrds ANd NO soDsoAss-
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
NAPOJBON, EUGENIE, AND THE m
PERIAL PRINCE At THE RACES.

Sunday on tho Lopgchsmps Race Course
All Paris oct to Witness the Contest be-
tween English and French Racers
for which the Emperor Probably Paid.
Pans, June 12. The rsce for the Prix de Paris
took place at Jongchsmps to-day. and was attended
BY vast multitude OF spectators from Paris and ~
surrounding country. The Emperor, the Empress,
and the Prince Imperial were received with enths-
sissm. Special interest was taken in the race, -
many English and other foreign horses had beea
entered The prize wns won easily by the French
nlly sornette, with two French colts second aaA
third. The following IL the summary:
Grand prize Of Paris. object Of art. the gin %
the Emperor, and 100000 frsncs, given half By tho
city Of Paris and half BY the i've great railway COM
panies OF Paris for entire colts and ncs foaiod n
1867 Of every description and country, added 10 .
sweepstakes OF 1000 francs each, the second horse
70 receive 10000 francs and the third 5000 fran
Of the stakes; colts 70 carry 1al pounds aud hles
fiS pounds.
Major Fridoliuf ch. e. sornette tte.,........,........
~ AdQlpbe Toplds ch O. hinotaure. ..............
N. A bchicflers ch. c. vslois
None Of the English horses are placed. Twelve
ran. -
Ai1er the raco 4 great crowd gathered before the
Imperial stand.- AID save repeated cheors FOR The
Eupsror the Empress. and the Prince Imperial.
The weather was hnc, and the course In ercel-
alent condition. II was noticed that tho English
horsss were Missed By the crowd a. they took their
places for the start, and also during the race.
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The Collectors Pcrpiexitics.

On Saturday, Collector GrinnelPs Office and
the corridors adjoining were crowded with politi-
clans from the Republican General Committees
headquarters. There were two rival delegations,
one beaded by the irrepressble Charley Spencer,
and tho otter by John Fitch. The cause OF their
visit. snd the angry dispote which ensued before
tie Collector VIA the disclarse by Cant. Nix OF n
number OF bnrys Office vachmen OF tine Fitch party,
10 make way for a Ike number OF Spencerilns.
Fitch insisted uron the reinstatement OF one OF bis
fiends whom Capt. Nix is said TO have promised to
restore for go Ths price the watchman refused
to pay Mix, however, denied tine Impeachment
Trey kept the Collector IN hot water all the alter
noon, but could get no decision. Senator Hale OF
New Iiamu-hire was also eloSeiei with the Cullec
tor urging the interests OF New Enslsnd applicants
for once. Mr.. Archibald, the British Consul, was
at the Cus,omouse also on Saturday.
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CIScrSsArI o., June l9.-The National Anti.
Secret Society Convention adopted the report OF the
Committee. setting orth that the societies TO which
this Convention is opposed were essentially immoral
and anti. Christian Therefore injurious to the whole
social family; OF heather origin, specially the Ma.
sons charging that they ignore the Christian re-
igion, fray to unknown -ots, naturally desecrate
the Sabbath in psrading through the streets at fu.
nerals send their deceased TO Heaven. however
they may have lived or died are nsubordnatcs and
rivals OF the church, ana snare TO the young; are
faao ous and deceptive, and hat such membership
s deserving the discipline OF thu church In the
OF new members who aiter tNese admonitons per.
sist in clinging to the fellowship. Seeeches were
made this afternoon by DR.. brown, OF New York,
and others. 10 q small audience.
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GOOD JOKE SPOILED.
The Great Trottins Match between Harry
and Ginger which did not Come on.

The Great Trotting Match between Harry
and Ginger which did not Conc on.
A match has been on the tapis for some time
which has created great deal Of talk among the
hansers-on around the Brooklyn City Hall, be.wcon
the gray horse Harry, owned by Mr.. Grogan Of the
Bank Oyster House, and the sorrcl horss Ginger,
owned by Mr.. William ii. wilson, OF Carlton avenue.
The stake was purse Of go, and the course from
tho toll. gate on the Coney I>and road to Hickss
Post, tho horses to trot to- trucks carrying 500
pounds each. Two o'clock on Monday afternoon
was the bour appointed, and prompt TO the minute
tho Interested parties arrived the spot followed
bv n large aud merry crowd OF porting characters.
1t wea found that although NJ. Wilson had bis
horse ~itl him lie had no truck en-aged rs the
tetms OF the match required, while Mr.. Groaan was
fully equipped Tor tile contest The latter therefore
claimed tie bet, but Mr.. Wilson disputed bis right
sddiiionai that be had won, and Mr.. Wilson
promptly took the bet the matter being len TO
epRpeient judges to decide 40. m 49,, uo,
wind OF the match and intended - mako raid on
the parties on tie Eroend Of cruelty 10 animals, MT.
the renowned philanthropist ana enjoy some fun 1t
bis exnense. lie communicated his plan to Manager
Hooley. of tae min~iros, and secured his coopera-
cd black and numbered ~ Weighing al to l.oV
rounGs each, were taken from tns Opera House aud
secretly conveyed to the ground Scouts were sent
out h orad Sir Bergns appro 'ch. when the anvlls
mere 70 ue ler on one OF W tne trn.As Wnlc1 vas W
The boys had glorious anticipatipns Of seeing Mr..
Bergl rush aier II frantic Ny a. iui spced with his
TIC other shouting wildly for 1t to stop in The name
OF the law They iairy chuckled all over whom they
trougb ofthe look Of intense disgust which should
ovesprtad the v.SnSe Of he yenei able President OF
tire A. s. fer the r. Of c. 20 NJ wien pulling and per-
Spring from long race in the hot sun he should
oyertake the vehicle, and find out how badly he had
been sold.
For the purpose Of witnessing this desirable dc.
nOufni>Hi the crowd lung around until dark in
"A ~ q
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At about three o'clock YESTERDAY morning two
large freight cars were drawn ty Z, %. horsos NJ
tho 4lh Avenue Railroad track. They were heavily
loaded, and were drawn up a pretty steep grade
so that between aOth and 3lst streets the horses
we're unable To pull any further Then there was
a scene for the tumans Mr.. Bergh. The erivcr
begsn 30 bolabor the horses with his whip, and n
stout man each side OF the animals, armed with
sweat in beating the poor beasts, who labored
faithfully. Nth al their strength, to move the
hoayy cars, but without success. For full half an
hour this Outrageous brutality was continued, tho
animals sometimes falling to tie pavement in their
struggles, while the drivers aygoko the whole
neighborhood with their yells and curses and ter.
rible blows. Just behind these two cars were
several single freight cars each hayin: four horses
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Panic In n Washington Hotel-The St. James
on Fire Before Daybreak.

Last Friday evening gentleman who arrived
at the ST. James Hotel in Washington, before retir-
ing for the night, requested the clerk to awake him
at O'Clock the next morning. AT the appointed
timo the gentleman was torn from the arms OF Nor
pheus by the loud voice OF hotel servant, who
hurried BY yelling like sea captain In a hurricane:
IAN get npl All get up" The gentleman turned
In his bed with a growl muttering:
"The dence take the fellow l didn't tell him to
rouse everybody In the house. l wanted him 70
rouse only me-"
He had barely time to howl at the mans stupidity
before another hurried by yelling like his prede-
cessor:
IAN get upi All get upW
The gentleman bounced out OF bed In a rage IIe
sprang TO the door with boOt,jack in hand and
clothes brush in the other, but as he dashed into
the gallery he found 1t iull OF smoke. He now saw
why all were called TO leave their beds. Dressing
as quickly as possible he ran down stairs into the
back yard, where he found a crowd endeavoring to
escape through gate in the rear and hotel waiter
de ending the gate against their assaults He seized
an axe, drove the knight OF the napkin before him,
ana like an ancient Gau battered the gate 10 frag'
ments
Mrs Senator Cragn ana her baby were taken out
Of third.siory window OF the hotel, and Miss Ru-
ger was rescued In nearly insensibe condition.
The loss was several thousand dollars.
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THE BRIDGE LYME.

Boston and New York Connected bv Rail
Despite Spri gheid and HHriford-The
Mouth of the Connecticut Spanncd.
The new drawbrldge crossing the Connecticut
River at Lyme was opened on saturday Dele;a
tons from Boston, Providence, New London, and
New Haven, and elsewhere, participated. This
bridge which completes the shore Line railroad to
Boston, has been desperately fought by Hartford
and Sprin- field In every Legislature. To the un-
wearied energy OF Mr.. L. II. scranton the success
OF the work il msiny attributable.
The structure is most substantial, with two draws
OF i2) feet esch. Tne bridge proper Is l,i0 feet
long, and the draw 2SJ feet, the latter weighing $50
tons, and yet so adjusted that man only Is re-
CURED to open it The piers are formed OF Immense
pies, fastened together, and covered with cast
iron cylinders, and Oiled in with concrete.
MesSrs. Briggs Co., OF Springfield. were the
contractois lOr the substructure.
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CnOWDER Ar IOIIENvILIE
Boat Racing for Champagne-The Sunday
FestlNiIies Of the lInnnhatta.


The delightful camping grounds Of the Mana
hatta Club yesterday were alive with happy banquet
ers. The early train to Toteryille, Staten Island was
Glled with a number Of gentlemen connected with
the Ciub-men VINO are stars In the political nrma-
ment OF this city. On the grounds the party were
comfortably distributed under the large verandaLs
and mammoth shade tees. Among the guests were
the distinguished knights of the sock and buskin,
George G.. Boniface, Tom c. Riggs, George W.
Thompson, George Dean, and Harry King, who
amused the COMPANY by recitations and comic sto
ries. President Robert Beatty took charge OF the
reception arrangements, and was assisted BY Gen
Pinckney, Messrs. Smalley, Kearney, Bslch,
and Jeffcrs. Ex-Aldermen Bob kcGinnis
Archey Hughes, and Bill Adams, all OF
tie Club were valuable auxiliarics. Capt Lalor OF
the Excelsior Fishing Club, was accompanied by
twelve of the members OF that famous Club, and the
Hoboken Yacht Club was we'll represented. Peter
D. Braisted, Jr Ike Conover, W. G. Smalley, Jener.
son Belell, = Kuhlke, Gen. Dusenberry, Col.
French j. Collyer, John Pell. and Nelson Rose, OF
Newark, formed n select group, and promoted the
digestion OF their clowder by q sail in the yacht
Manahatta to Cheese creek. Major Dingwai and
Col. Miiigan pulled mile race In skifs for basket
Of wine. Having fouled each other several times,
the referee Was unable TO agree upon decision.
Joe Tobin and Balch were quietly retired. and re.
mained almost passive spectators throughout the
day,
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THE STORY oFAN HBIREss.
A Servant In the Old Irving House at Three
Dollars a week-In tho Tolls Of n sharper
Tho Sudden Dtscevery-A Fortune and =
Hu.h. Nd -Trush hsra M ar Tim Rlcfian.

A Servant In the Old 1rytns House AZ Tsree
Dollars a wcek-In tho Tolls offs sharper
,.s,nd~Tr.,h ssrsnssr thar F,otion.
Thu" n.s. 49, .o .,.as naon,. .ho have
fallen heirs 70 immense for,unos-seneraly ief, 10
,ha,n % rnror. na, ~ s... go r..,,,.d Thai,
expectations, tina, is refreshing to know tina, q,
least one LADY lives whose claims 10 wealth d,d not
and IN .mons tn. name os ,he hs,rs.,. xso.e h,s.
tory might not have been written had II not been
for IN. rece,t Fen,an Invasion Of Canada. In Mr..
Jane B. Vaner formerly Jane soott,who was
SERVANT
II the old irving House. in this city, some twenty
years ago. Mrs vsnier, who resides with her hus-
band but short distance rom Malone, Is accused
OF strong anu-Dominion prejuaieee' whioa prooaoV
accounts for her practical sympathy with many
,oo. 80. - 80. 49,, p.r,.n vho vi,hout bey
iootsore ana care worn r'n,.n' Nno' N,'a." n'
having sent him timely assitance, might mover
nave ec'soc sa0 "1e. on nS VIZ s,.,. a Nj. Ia.
Du' 'no way mrs 'a"'o', "M'o p'"h .,
Scott, came to her fortune is tho mos, interesting
par VI no, "'s'oy. ".no yo'Vnt ~ Y..
House ~ the raiher moderate falory OF 70 Neos,
" Wv s -. -.-I," =.
ieanr' nearing her name "ni'o s"e was ~V' W
his hoor and becoming seousn,eS Mnn mAn ~ "
be some conneeton M moi near relative Of certain
ACE OLD LIQUOR prALsu
who had died ciildlees in the Crescent City. TIE
gnest, II appears, was Q gentlemaa who he'd .
shrewd eve 70 business, ~ well a. a good memory
concerning the xmpli,ude OF the decsascd liquor
merchants estate. Consequently, he studied James
pedigree carefully, and, without exciting her sus
picions eopcsrnins bis intentions, managed 70 get
from her most OF the particulars Of ber nfe He
learned upon close invesiigation that Jane not
only the niece OF the defunct old hauor dealer, bat
that she was his rols heir d least In the United
States Her uncle, whose name she bore, vas an
fnn tsnmse .sNsSuxn .sc n, ys,,. caa LIN s,s
brother iust before the war OF isfa Both brothers
were moor One danes fatber) married and settled
near Auburn in this State The other went 70 New
Orleans where he jo,ned
-,
GEN. sAcksoFs Ahhf'
When the war was over be took the few
doliars coming 10 him for his services 70 the Gov
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LONG ISLAND.

The old town hall in Jamaica is to be sold on
Wednesday,
Tie Queens County Agricultural Societys hort-
cultural exh6t,Sn Ia TO be opened the fair grounds
hineoa, on ThursdAr next.
The Democratic General Committee OF Long Is
land City Will dominate city officers In Washington
Hall, Astoria on Saturday next
Southampton families do a thriving business tax
ing babies TO wet nurse. supplies are obtained from
New York charitable Institutions, and the average
compensation Is - per week.
The account Of the sudden flight Of Rev. Mr..
Jameson IA Methodist minister, fIom Rycrhead has
no foundation In truth The Methodist minister there
is the Rev John Gimson, who has not ie Riverhead.
Suffolk county pays It's District Attorney t3Oo o
NAA
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GREAT FIRE ~ LEWISTON, ME.
Central Block Destroved-A Bank Burned
Out-Loss over $4,000.

Lewiston. Me-, June l2.-Ceutral Block was
nearly destroyed this morning. 1t Was owned one
half by the First National Bank, and cost about
$4,000 insured for tl5,5O0 The furniture OF the
bank destroyed, bu, all It's valuables were saved
in It's vauts. One store was owned by l.. Wake
Geld, who lost 10000 insured for $4,000. Another
store owned by p. kcGicuddy whose loss is $1,000
insurance $4,000 Messrs. Cobb & scraton lost
two stores valued at t12 900; Mr.. Cobb was insured
for f250O, and Mr. Scrlton was uninsured. The
stores were occupied by W. Y. Stanwood, books;
w. +. Garcelon drrgs, who lost 5000, insured for
$1,000; Miss Reid, millinery X. NJ. Hanscom & Co (;
JOAN Nash, pianos; j. &. White q Co, boot and
shoe Manufacturers; holman's insurance Office and
the law offices Of Frye 4 Cotton, and NJ. r.
Frye & Cotton lost valuable library and all their
papers. The City Rooms were also burned bu. the
10 f15,OOl
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HOURS OF LES URE.

The Annual Shooting Festival OF the New York
schuetEen Corps begins this morning In Joness Wood
and will continue three days
The friends Of Oliver Tilden, Post No 90, q. A. r.,
will have a strawberry and Ice Cream Festival In Ford
ham avenue, near Fourth 81 eet Morfbania, on the
evenings OF the iith and 18th instant
The Hebrew widows and Orphans Fund IL 10 have
the benen the pic mic and festival to be given by
Cad Lodge No. II o. OF FREE ooh OF Israel IN sulZers
Park next Wednesday
The Grand Opera House was 1lled last night with
an appreelaye sudience the OCCASION being Maretzek
second grand sacred concert lhese concerts are 70 Dc
repeated every Sunday evening
The sixth annual examination Of the pupils OF ST.
Gabr.l's Grammar Scloo East Thlrtysxth street. be,
tween First and Second avenues Is announced for this
evening and wednesday and Friday NJ O'CLOCK.