The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1866, Page 5

- THE FENIAN WAR. A New One Against Union Square Begun. ‘HEAVY CHARGES AGAINST O’MAHONY, ‘Zhe Patriots Fighting Among ‘Themselves. ko. &e. ke. Bitter Demunciations of Head Centre @Mahony—The Border Warriors not Properly Supported by Him. Porramoura, N. H., April 27, 1866. Wm. H. Grace, Fenian organizer and captain in the late Eastport expedition, has arrived here from Portland, on his way home. He says the expedition would have been a success had General Killian been sustained. ‘He considers O'Mahony “‘an imbecile and a fraud on the public,” and says that the “only hope of success now 4s in supporting Roberts and Sweeny.’’ ‘Bo has told the Circle here to send no more money to Union square. | Return of Two Hundred Fenians from the Border—Matiny on the Steamer, d&éc. Portiaxp, April 27, 1866, ‘The New Brunswick arrived from Eastport this morn- ‘ing with two hundred Fenians. On leaving for Boston several who had gone ashore ‘were left behind. At the entrance of the harbor the Fenians, who were spoiling for a fight, mutinied, drew their pistols on their officers, and obliged the boat to put back. Some of the ringleaders were put ashore and sent on by rail, and the boat proceeded at nine o’clock. Our Portland Despatch. | .Portianp, Me., April 27, 1866, About two hundred Fenians arrived on the boat this 4 ‘morning from Eastport. Some of them landed here. General Roberts 1s reported on board. Considerable excitement has been caused by the re- i port that the captain got a number of the party ashore ; here and attempted to shove off and leave them, when ‘those on board threatened to seize the steamer unless ‘the vessel put back and took them onboard. The steamer ‘beat about the bay for some time, but finally the cap- tain took those on shore aboard and proceeded on the Very absurd rumors are afloat about an attempt to capture the steamer, but the’above are the facts as near as I can learn. ‘There are a number of Toronto Hibernians here. ‘The Fenians in This City. SUBSCRIPTIONS BY PRESIDENT ROBERTS AND THE SENATORS—ROBERTS AND SWEENY DETERMINED ON ‘‘ THE LAST RESORT.” ‘The Roberts-Sweeny headquarters begin to wear a mar- tial aspect, quite different from the quiet balls of Union ‘ e@quare. The two chief leaders, President Roberts and General Sweeny, are closeted together for many hours each day. The arms and sinews of war have aggregated & imniense quantities. Owing to the explosion of the Killian-O’Mahony movement, it is claimed by the others Roberta, latter giving twenty-five thousand of the amount. rrdyge ma a $< last regort to secure a fight, even Broeklym City News. Baooxirx Yacur Cive.—This club held its annual ‘the election of officers for the ensuing year, which re- malted in the choice of—Commodore, R. M. Whiting; ‘Theo. Peters; President, G. L. Haight , 2 M. Dayton, the young lady whom, it will be remembered, ‘was shot by William H. Russ, on the 23d of December Jast, in Clinton strect, Brooklyn, has so far recovered as to be able to be removed to her home in Connecticut. Mir. F. W. Gunn, a friend of the young lady, makes the following statement relative to her present condition — ‘Miss Dayton received three shots in the head, one just ind the ear, which passed backwards between the of the skull, and did not penetrate the second, deen of if I 2 it SEs HH ‘ af rs i i ! kk au tl i 4 it H ‘ : B z i motion. ‘tion to health are entertained Tye Fiosuia Onrmas Howe.—The children of the Patriot Orphan Home will hold a fair at the Town Hall, Flashing, om Tuesday afternoon and evening, May 1. ‘lusbing at half ‘past seven and Gion after the business of the day Jersey City News. Tur Pouce Queerion wx Junsey Crrv.—The police ques- tion ia Joreey City is assuming s rather seriou aspect ‘noe the Common Council passed revolutions refusing 9 recognize the new Police Comminsouers, on the und that there is no law under which they can act Mayor o'clock roll call in NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1866—WITH SUPPLEMENT. West Philadelphia, and afterwards when he returned Ben Sager; he was in Company L, Fifth Pennsylva- taat i i i i i ! i : L i l i i F $s . I 5 Bid 4 g Es i Hi Grier sworn—I took the carpet I at sto the North le dn lel it it end got it, and Sir, Franklin and myself Green; I :placed it on the floor near the fire- 4m my private office, and restored it to Mr. Green; Ie sale Ritor eleven cretock; |, was in the aaine condition I recelved it as when T part: ten minutes; he came in bag,’ I went out and left the carpet pet bay, ee bod 3 the officer was gone two or three hours; f from the office more than half an hoir, too sinall; I did not take par- cand woler oh tuied one, One clerk in charge. i; he took the carpet bag goa wit him | THE PROSECUTION CLOSED—NO WITNESSES FOR THE next afer aah Mee Ed DEFENCE. imy Youse at that timo; Puuapairura, April 27, 1866. In the case of Probst, on trial for the murder of tho Deermg family, the prosecution was closed this after- noon,, The counsel for the dofence stated that they had that ‘was done not on! prisoners of war, but to those captured in what Hume calls ‘inroads’ (raids). no witt and were allowed two hours to-morrow to The same spirit of aw, was evinced, in Bis bebalf, when the case will go to the Jury. he said, in the establuhment by the French ase Continues to excite much interest, the streets in Ph colony in fom aye L Pigg: English in the vicinity of the court room being crowded all day. , New Zealad, (ter ; BT cision it has been shown te be @ fact that, whenever a people's wean Uerties. have been wrested from them by farce, the oun ahteeae areas) poasdl of-cgupepeenn ae: Coan IAT Eey potted ‘The matinee entertainments arranged for this after- set by England, pretending to bean country, noon are varied in feature and of a very entertaining or tho Tadtans in bot her struggles. with, this country, Perea, n° Derticnsnaen: es 7 aeavie en rea Notwithstanding these evil features have ever markéd enjoyment by ladies, children and visitors from the aie there are syme Rage re es bamenky pois, country. note. who were killed fav 7 agen and jouaved by ‘people's little more relined | like to buy a , and FeeEne Chriety's maiite: Spaeth lew FITS ‘wore made, in the Middie Ages, the subjects of pecuniary | bring one and sell it to me, he did so on Tuesday | Avenue Opera Houso at two o’clock, The “Mocking rae es ee So aoe ft oreaes ing ‘bat, he a ae not tell hadvig | jo ee pistols Lag -Bint Song’? is im the bill, with duets, solos and e no! ie any mone; im; his money was 3, “ aad’ asverl; of wen in’ @ sdintn. cant) ainall changer’ Think be hale cciall pooteviods; ca. | Mec Core? Chriety will be ont im Rew pots the flag of truce, (Applause.) Tho fing of | Tuesday night he spent over half a doliar out of the | Tomy Pastor gives bis usual matinee at bis Opera trace, a white little beacon, a spark of divine sun on the | same money I paid him for the pistol; I have been to | Hoose, im the Bowery, at half-past two o'clock; the re RIN coming in the of peace — on to eee him, I think last Wed: or Tuesday; 1 | goad Robbery will be played; new songs and dances, peace, 1 earth on whic! went to see him because some man came to Preoniiog as the dove t to the ark—comitg in the hand of | and took a glass of beor, and talked about the wurder, | With the ballet, follow, Blind Tom commences his grand piae., Cere oe ears +o ~ ee. bad am- podpnd apne oon area it was the same man | musical Tom matinee at Irving Hall at three o'clock, plolts of men exploded. | wi it to see. » pee fa dowenengnee eine tine fe sun Pralich to vic. | TOME. Mans--Hle told me be worked at a sawmill m | ‘lbert Russell, the prestidighatenr and ventriloquist, an- late would load a person with {mfamy and coutempt. He | New Jersey, but when I saw his hand I did not believe | nownces a necromantic aud veniriloquial matinee at was bappy to say that amid the " of war | him; I think it was on a Saturday night that be told me | Hope Chapel, broadway, at two o'clock, there were gleams of light and beauty which cheered the | he had been working in the sawmill. heart and made the very sou! to feel that our Maker Christian Mobr sworn—I keep a beer honse at No. 415 JHE BOSD AY TREATRE. not intend that we shall bo continually at war. He then | North Front streot; I know the prisoner; have known Mr. John FE. Owens will make bis last appearance at Battle held, pest yrincr teed humanity rae gin ths; he the Broadway theatre this afternoon, in bis famous im- duet of Rudolph of Hapsburg, and of Sir Philtp Sydney. personation of Solow Shingle. This will be Mr. Owens! He related tncidents of humanity during the Crimean one bandred and twenty-sixth performance this season e wounds of | shown me. inn a és be [one Fh. ae aor, tence 20. ee | Fagiconad ae eg Fie iar sonal Be-od Rypteiny coaeful the engagement of Mr. Owens has been, and urge jas campaign, wou- et stroot ; Probst; rye wane ety Beart re goin | Reh GH Bh lg oe gpd ar} Mlgal anced tT se pall ae hp tae as ment above referred to, as he understood that during | he black carpe bag with some | Instead of appearing at Boston ou Monday evening, as our tate war the doctors on both sides invariably treated he anticipated, Mr. Owens has been compelied, by a ere pretty nny erorrg iy dain gipet quite serious illness, to defer his engagement and to Pease Tee as oc ited. Coming down take a little needful rest. At the close of his season in to our late civil he said he wishod the At Bogton Mr, Owens will perform in several of the New e ra Sem boro yams en England eile. and in Brooklyn, under the management 4o do with it, Te was 8 quarrel ‘among our- of Mr. . W. Teyleure, who consequently retires from selves, settled it ourselves; ‘we were #0 ma- the Broadway Theatre, uf which be bas been the acting 55s es cme catou sams oae att 0 nora manager for {he last two seasons. Unele Solon and bie (Koad spr .) He was sick and tired of hearing men barrel of apple sass will make an immense sensation tween i ag Pa courage endurance as ---- arinies. honored tl Musi pg ly Ra Ey Fo suena’ Toretan conan gallant conduct.’ He then went on | WitneseProbst tefl little Ty PR, Stes in Sree cetertninmente to of the particular evils attendant on civil war; | Tuesday morning; he camo again on Wednesday; he did | commenced last night at Dodworth Hall before a very te petra to lak vay and ps oy ail wectons ‘nme | ‘hen bt game: sm Wodneniay the brsoue waa Bayi | tye wird and ast uno, ad we tot that Mr. Thomson to "relieve ‘the loom thrown over the dice ter driaie’ oth ‘soone fellows; way id wouanaay | t¢ and last time, God we trast thet Mr. will not inflict @ repetition of it on bis audicnce. The artists who assin in hix concerts should not be forced to Sing @ collection of litte schoo! songs, a8 if it was 3 May k where (Loud ) Mr nized.} 3 Ve pee , war, Mg hen probed it was festival instead of a concert. Mr. Baker may do very some r “ a '. yong Lp pr well as leader of a band; but if his “torm King" isa to the Inte General Corcoran, and noting the aquiple of bis powers as ‘a vou!’ esmapaser, © the fact that the members of the Association present were sooner he abandons composition in that line the prisoners who were taken to Richmond, and, after the better. The opening chorus irresistibly reminded us having been exhibited to the people, were confined in a the old tobaceo factory, thence to Libby prison, thence of a pumber of schoot children in white pinafores sing- to the jail at Charleston, and thence to Pinekney. ing the “Merry, Merry Month of May,” or “Mary Had i was at this latter place, pod erg A argh rte a Little Lamb.” There are few original ideas In the pes en whole affair that any Vocalist would ever care wo ox would be press. Mr. Baker draws largely on Rossini iv the most pi Ee These ryad striking passages, bat his kuowledge of counterpoint Rroo tooms to be contned to ringing changes on the common good night’ chord, The ouly tolerable part in the oautata is the to several amusing and pleasing incidents w! Storm King’s olax wax well represented by Mr. dences of bem he came to my house with some members of his own | “ulick, « basso of the Mondelewlin Uniou. A tenor residents company; itis about six months since he came with oto waa sung by Mr. Rehberg in a boyleh voice, entirely fenmpan ti Eas eaten el the - to Sty er pom a unsuited Ww explain philosophically the trite axiom, tne boys by Bishop Lynch and chain; Probst was sitting in the barroom, and some | “After ® storm comes the calm.’ The chorus in A poliee officers caine in and searched; Probst put hie hat | minor was pretty—that’s all. There is a boundless from which the ap and said he did not feel well: be’ had a silver wateh | tire of yioes and choruses in the London Glee spoken Bishop and devoted to the use’of the while at my house; he left my house for the last ume quires now a considerable amount of money to rebuild | on Tuursday, about 'six o'clock in the evening; I have | Hive, Orpheuy and Arion collections, without raising | and ir these institutions, aud it is for that | lived two and a half years in New Market | sach a “vempest in a teapot as Mr, Bakers “Storm object the Union war prisoners ask your amid. The lec- | street; 1 first raw Probst about three months | y. 7 canine turer alluded to the posters which had been distributed | ago; ‘ne came to my house aod took a gines | SINK Operatic raniata conceruing this lecture, and, on Jooking at one 2 | of beer, and I remember bis face; no person aaked for | Tho rest of the programme wax well selected and well distance he could only discern the word the prisoner at my house, except ‘the police who came | sang Miss Lizzie Alien, Wie soprano, has a eweet, well and his own name. He wondered if he had committed search ; Probst did not visit my howe much, I placed Pyne 1 rag" o iat himself to lecture on political reconstruction or on any | tho carpet bag Probst left with me behind the counter, | ‘aed ane powerful voice, which, in one of Siete. political question which an jusape semion of Cag] it remained there two or three days; | then gave it to | none’® beautiful ballads, was particularly succesful, had made as flat as the reports of the cholera, whi! if | the police; it was locked; I sometimes left the boy | Mr. J. Ro Thomas wang “la Days of Old’ im a Piet 5 Sakae bebind the counter, but no person could get at the carpet | ue niadustone, such ae we might expect from the jolly will put a. stop to the discussion of the other subject. (applaase.) If, he said, the soldiers can im this undertaking, they will found a building which will stand as a monu- bag ip the kitchen after | took it from bebind the bar about the middle of the week Probst asked for the carpet bag, and I Jet bim bave it, becanse be paid me what he personages he spoke of Mr HL B, Laswrve wax the pianist, He played several of Gottschalk’s popular com- ment to magnanimity on one hand and a soldier's jast | owed me; he ook some things out and showed them; " ‘Appreciation on the ; and sach institutions will 40 | romember some of the men Probet talked with when a | Positions with a tolerably good idea of the subject more to baer yon vine bey ‘than all the sonsengees, my house, but be always went ont by himeeif; a email | liwndied He did not d so well in one of Ket rabid fanatics and traitors to the constitution could do | man came and arked for Probst on Friday night, it was | terer's waltves, which amacked eusprcionsly of the ball- for years. (Contin lause. a san py iy oper here called up and recognised an the | "0 style of playing. Mr. Lasvervo's touch w Night and Literary Inte mau who called for Probst om Friday night. agreeable, aud the tones of the moble instrument rolied A portfolio containing autograph letters addressed to Charies Rouse sworn—I am barkeeper for Mr. Leck- | outclear and distinct beneath his fingers. He porsesnee the Popo by different foreign sovereigns bas been stolen | [*Mlt; I know the prisoner; | maw | ig on She | ing the are art of either communicating to or bringing from the Vatican. the black ‘and. saw the big re- | out from the piano its ainglug 4 1. bag opened, A great many valuable works and manuscripts on the | Volver, that powder flask (articles shown); The second matinee of these cor will take place some inoney, but do not know what it all was; I arta, religion, history and general literature, hitherto pre- | Syr‘watches in his possession, two of them, one wes | ‘hit afternoon, when “La Petite Florence’ will make served in the convents of Spain, were dispersed at the | gold aud the other silver; the gold wach bad achain | her appearence ag One of the wont disagreeable time of the suppremion of the religions communi. | (watch recognized); no chain on the siiver watch, and | insite of some of the Dodworth Hail concerts ally ix the band of it was broken of, Protet always came alone; he left for the last time om Thursday alterseon, about seven o'clock the indiacrimmate applause, o rather nolke, with whieh every finger and player i# received by ® portion of th ties in that country, To preserve them from destruct the Queon bas ordered that they be collected by the Min ister of the Interior, under the name of the “National Crom-examined—Probst first came on Sunday; Law | audience it may be agreeable to the friends of the Historical Archives,’ apd placed under direction of a | Bim once before that at Mt, Maitile ome war ia bis pock. | aftisis to rrsolee themeeives into « mutual adsmira royal commissioner . Probst took the pistol out of the carpet bag and | society, aud thump the floor unmervifully every M. Fmest Renan's new work was | showed it to me; he pulled out the watch and showed it | minates, but it is deeved! uinance to thowe who go BS pr Fondly one phe d arya org gee Oe eee a ets | Seem Ws decidedly a auisance to thowe #0 6 pri showed me both of them; he had no. much money; | there to hear and jadge for themwel es M. Ubaghe, professor of philosophy in the Catholic | I saw thore was not much money in bis porketbook THY NEW MANAGER OF THE FARIS OVERA. wifen he paid for beer; man came in end asked for | (Paris (April 11) correspondence ob the London News} versity of Louvain, Beigiuin, has been disminsed. He engaged, during twenty years, in a controversy with the Jesuits on the subject of tradition. All the works of M. Ubaghs have been placed in the Index at Rome. “Social Life of the Chinese, with some Account of their Religious, Governmental, Educational and Business Castoms and Opinions; with Special bet not Exciosive Reference to Fuchau,”’ i¢ the somewhat lengthy title of & work just iemued in London for the Rev. Justus Doolittle, ite author, an American mission- ary, who resided for fourteen years in Fuchau and its neighborhood. The London journals are of the opinion that Mr. Doolittie’s volumes contribute very much to the elucidation of the character of the people of China, their social condition, systems of trade and agri- Bauer or Probst, I don’t know which. Susan Smith sworn—I reside at No. 15 Willow street 1 maw Probst on Sunday night, Apri §, about durk, I saw Lim have six dollary about hi e me atwo It is beyond doubt that M. Nestor Roquepian i select fd to be the pew manager of tbe opera, bot the appoint ment will not appear in the Meniieur Uli ater the Lith, up to which tome M. Ferrin, the present titled to remain. The latter haw »iread: the principal artietes, M, Nestor I to the poxitiog which he is po new eystem. He was manage fore 1865. For some time pas! eal critic of the ¢ uns iutionnel. TITIEN®) RECEPTION IN THE CFT next saw bim on Monday, between ten and cieven o'clock Leow bim at Mr. Leckfeidt’® on Mon him has just arrived at i where she bas berw reapine ae received on her aurival by U cellent band of that regen: nied ber by M. Schineket, one of the bend! v. Cross-exam\ned—I never saw the privoner before that be golden harvest. She Civie Guard and th She bad an addrese y eect merchant day; took bits to my house from Mr. Leckfeldt's did not stay in my house ten minute, | gave the to ® washwoman, and she brought \t back right away the note was on ‘the Farmers’ and Mechauice Bank of Greenville; I pean ent th 5 made her apy ‘st the Hamburg Opers in Fs culture, &e, The religion of the Chinese in largely ex- | twenriligy JKT ths toed, wad he took 1 to the [gare | deiio, for which performance the whoin of the tickets ponnded, and their mythology and priesthood examined | and gave it to Mr. Pranks. were wold wt lous prices four weeks before, no that Mile. Titiene (whos terms are half the tatal rece!) Charles Aligeier sworn—I am a watchmaker and jew. 478 North Third and described. The reverend writer asserts that the ce of opium cating te actually ‘exterminating the received something like £300 for her might'® perform ance. She performed ayain on Batorday lam, Teet = hace abo! people of China and reducing them to « state of idiocy, | Works last Weduesday, before his arrest. he bea wee | me in doe 1. bets grand demonsirs ” " a inate 6 City in boner of their eminent t- but still rapidly extending through (he land. ind chain he wanted to sal Ebongit, tbe watch chain | age 7 Ge ay, 6 pee oS pp M. Poupart- Daryl, printer to the French Legi#latore, who was condemned to imprisonment for publishing M. Proudbon’s last work, has been pardoned by the Emperor Napoleon. Victor Hugo has received from hit publiebers the sum for three worke—the “Chan- av of charity as by ber publ vow wang, Ob different Oocasions, foureen for raising the funda for be I4ing the id Chareh of Ft. Nicholas, which i pow in courne Of construction by the relebrated architect, Mr Gilbert Scott. Notwituetanding Most monitcest ofere 1 | & remain, she took ber Get for Lenton om Sundsy inst, fhe w engageé Ww appear at ber Mayeety © Ubeatre on the 14th inst Foreign Theatricals. Mr. Irn Aldridge, the colored traged no, played Othello in Constantinople on the 26th of March The house war crowded. The Levent Herald im Vis eritiemm of the per. formance of Mr. Aldridge, eaye bie “lights were greater than bis thadows" He was played op to bys French company ‘Taq Monsienr, of Domingr City, ansouners (be And chain (watch shown); neither watch nor cham ix ; said the watch cost hum Gfter® dollars, and would soll it for five dollars; this war about ten o'clock in the morning; I noticed the man had jort the = aha bis right baod wheo I gave him the four dot Crom-oxaminedProbet waa not in my store long; never mw him before, the watch war worth i THE WEEKLY HERALD. 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Oolda 4 ber of untimely deaths from other causes, Nove ie De ve eMcacy by a tom) of geen, Btates in Kuropo outside of England publish an account of | J 5 tens, soulting, Kis the use = the causos of death of the entire population, ao no com- | {ices Mase ring "4, eames rison can be made in that respect; but data have obtained from official sources from which an acou- rate view of the lows of young lives in Europe from all causes can be given, Tho facts do not at all refer to the same Dus range variously {rom 1961 to 1863 tn the different countries. The birth rate in Italy and Prussa 4s 99 per 1,000 of the whole population; Spain and Aus- tria, 37; |, the Netherlands, Denmark and >we- den, 34; Norway, 33; Belgium 30, and spain, 26. The annual rate of mortality o dren under five years of ‘age, per 1,000 of the po m, of the same oge, ty In Batehelor's Hinlr Dye—The Hest in the Buy Miller's Mair Dye—Kaslty tea, 7), Up Semanal ten Cnildren often lo and Sick. Orway: fy Sweden, 51, acend 68; Dele | From no other cause than having worms in the stomacts. gramm, 204 Sramoey TO Teen hualy’ 11 ee aty tne | Hrown’s “VERMIYUGE COMPITH” will destroy worme rtalily of children Under five’ years of age ts 101 im war Na ey ee coe Giumicta, white ta (be alxay-imeo aang | Wunost Maley ¥ Cue eetld, diatlet of nly dlatrlets of England It Is forty. Of 1,000 children born alive in Norway, 833 avaln Bre fers ot ees in Denmark and Sweden, 797; in England, 736; in Belgie, 733; France, Til; Prussia, 68; the’) 678; 0G; Russia, 608; im the England, #28 and in thir. of England ly of 1,000 children born alive Children baviog worms require immediate attention, a@ neglect of the trouble often causes prolonged siekwess. Cherokee Pills are the Only #afe and unfailing medicine ladies ean ; sagt Beas 2 eceel Anstria and Spain, 657; Italy, wxty-three healthy districts of ty large town districty mn of deaths oat in Norway 167; ; Bela + PRT he Wi Cedar Camphor for Clothes Moths. —Bel@ pe dregs liad CHAPMAN, Factarers, Boston. aomUee Kell SHELYYRLIN & and in thirty larg: i cords of the peerage of children born alive in pecrs’ families 90 survive, ten ay in tet Sees five yoses of. ge jan Ua deste BOE the e in oN. By B yee Fe eae ye ion, But in the foundling propor. tions bave been reversed; (or ninety out,of 100 born alive Cristadoro’s Hair Dye—The Beet ever have been cut off in them cue Yate ieee te manu ‘Wholessia aud retail, also applied, at Ma 6 lve, By the borm | Aster 4 live Chats Eee cas Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and te nt Frese ta the tree Svayeans Of tbe Sfieon ail Diseases of the Feet cured by Dr. RACMAMIE, 10) Broad- who die in the fret year five die in the Grat month of life, | **7° two in the and oue in the third month, Thé| ChoteramAn infallible Recipe tor the French returns bow the deaths in the first yet of 008. cure of cholers, with di + for te prevention, wit ud the anaual rate of mortality in hat Siwt week i 184 | he soe Te det. Bearers, Yoru: cout, which may be thus illusiated: If 100 children | ville ne Son were in a honse, and their nambera ee ee corre Lapree ego Cp hae of ; ‘au average of 100 children maintained within the 154 deaths would take place (herein in twelve months peo = J. wag that the mortality rate be thay of the Gres week of life. inghy your MiaCl ANKOUR, Professor Wheatsiove ascertained (lat the duration of the electric spark dues not exceed the twenty-five thon- wandth part of « second. A caunon ball would appear stationary in its fight if (Muminated by the spark, and the wing of an imsect that moves ten thousand tupes a sound would seem at rest No change bax been made in the form of the plough used in Sicily «ince the time of the Romane ‘The solar heat ina year i* enfficienl to melt a coming Of ice spread over the globe forty-ni x feet thick. The produce of the New Almaden, spain, mines (or the last ten years hat averaged s {two (housand hundred flasks, of seventy sis aud one balf pounds ‘of mercury per month The green, red, blue and yellow collors have been ® yall ‘oniy at 7b beuadway, ® Harricon’s Peristaitic Lowenges are cute for Comiveness, Piles and Dyepmge of Soft Hats, of AU sod fur al! profession, “ S's, 1S Broadway. Codts, 945 Down to 616. we edicated Hoap Cares cessiully rendered by meats of photography by Mf. oes and eae —_ Miepee de st. V Tan, ih Pinriee, Rekworres, Brereeee vie 4 finds that pyrolante exceeds biemath im | f yet Ub: OMEN TAL CHRAM, oe Wane i thermo electri power, and copper prritas porsensen | lu Lb cman of rere ond sear mame quality m as(ill bigher degree. urnishings Under Price v heaaciful Bows, he samen ic TPN ren o. REDUCED PRICK is 7 RROADWAY. Milt's Hate Dye, Vitty Ce Laat yest cheapeet 7 aard De Coppet, Men: noe me tet te q Crane, Goo Moward. 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