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CHINA AND THE CHiNEsE.Professor Hernisz, the gen.
Aeman who accompanied the American embassy China
nguist has been obliged postpone indefinitely de-
lverng his lectures this interesting subject for want
Of the people of this city While ali the minor theatres
such the Olympic and the Chatham nightly filed
to oye.owng Ga man Of talent and as il the
proposed could succeed in attracting audience of
over three people This apathy on subject SO highly
to the people Of the United States who destined at
distant day to be intimately connected with the Chi
people We our readers that they have lost
noble opportunity Of becoming acquainted with the
cally as we question if any other man in the United
States is as competent to treat on this subject Pro-
fess0r Hernisz.


REcovEsY THE TRUNK OF MessRs. LIVINGSTON AND
WELLs-On Saturday, two boys of the name of Walker
were rambling the flats within about half mile of
Frankfort. near Rochester, when they found trunk
opes strewed sround Having heard o the robbery Of
the express agent Of Messrs. Livingston Wells tim
trunk and they Immediately took it home Their father
Immediately made this fact known to Messrs Livingston
q s and the
stolen. It had been broken open. and there remain
ed in j. several papers Of little or no import
tanning some $40, which had escaped the robbers
notice amid the other papers The envelopes found,
and drafts had been enclosed The loss by this robbery
will not exceed $40 O0o but the trail good there is
every hope that the principal portion Of will yet DO
covered The public, it evident have not lost any
confidence these enerprsng express agents by this
different parts in god silver notes and drafts their
conveyance than on any previous occasion Their ar
rangements are now such as to put beyond possibility
like occurrence.


FIRE RETURNS MoNTH-Below publish
the fire returns for last month, as made out by c. w.
Oct l. ~ at night Orchar Grand street. two story


frame dwelling, slight damage.


Sd, 4. r NJ, alarm, cause unknown.


4th Al AM, alarm from furnace in Chatham street
6th 8, P NJ. as Elm street, three story dwelling,
7th, 5, P. M, 81 Division street, two story frame
sth, d. A. N, s. Division str ct, two story frame
s" loth 4i, r. NJ foot OF Beekman street. ship Monte


yuma, slight damage.


18th, ~, r. NJ, alarm, from chimney in Bowery


18th, g. A. M alarm from furnace in Laurens street.
10th, st. A. NJ, alarm, cause unknown.


18th, "a, p NJ, 55 Hester street. two story frame
16th II, NJ, Battery Place and Greenwich street.


Battery Hotel, slight damage.


18th, ", A. NJ, corner Of Forsyth and Rivington


two story brick stable slight damage


I" 10Th, 4, A. NJ, 81 West street, five story brick


store, stock much damaged.
10Th, 10, A. M lS4 Laurens street. two story brick


shop, slight damage.


20th II, NJ. alarm, cause unknown.


81, r NJ, II Spruce street, five story brick store
a2nd /, A. M. 357 Pearl street, four story brick


store, slight damage.


22nd, u, A. NJ. alarm, fire at RandalPs Island.





ALBERr J. TRREL-Itis rumored that Albert J. Trrel
accused Of the murder of Mrs Bickord, in Boston,
arrested yesterday morning in New Jersey and sent to
Boston, A person taken handcufied the Long
Island railroad this morning. in custody Of officer
This have learned from the proper authorities but
whether it was Trrell could not ascertain The per-
caught may possibly be julius Phillips who sbscond
ed rsm Boston with view Of deirsuding his creditors,
The cficsrs who have been on the watch for Trrell
would do well not TO relax their efforts.
RATHER MYsTERIous-About one o'clock Sunday
morning, Of the policemen observed an unknown
the ferry gate at the foot Of Houston street.
immediately after which he heard splash in the water
accompanied by faint Shrek and going to the spot
nothing could be of the stranger VIII ther the in
s water 81 walked of the end Of the
landing s at present mystery.


YouNa LADY MissNo.-A young lady Of respecta.
raneement arose at very early hour on Sunday morn
ing and fed from the residence of her friends in the
Bowery and has not since been heard OF.
The GERMAN HEBREws.-The second anniversary din
ner Of the German Hebrew Benevolent Society will
be given Wednesday the 10th Of November, at the
Minerva Rooms


vERr F,r.:-The mud at the crossing, corner of Bea
street and Broadway, is. literally ancle Deep
that II is rendered entirely impassable
CoRorER's OFrIcE, Nov. 3-REsuLr or TNrEMPEl.
AscE.-A man named Bernard Kane, native Of ireland
aged 80 years, who has been in the employ Of Richard
Tone blacksmith, Kingsbridge, Saturday night last
while laboring under the effect. Of liquor, fell down
quarry and killed His body was found Yesterday
morning and the Coroner held an inquest upon last
evening at the Bellevue Hospital The Coronsr's jury
rendered verdict that the deceased his death
by apoplcxy, caused By predsposition together with
the position in which the body found and probable
conclusion from fall


DEATH or ANOTHER INEBRrArE-The Coroner was
called this morning to hold inquest the body of
incorporate man known by the cognomen Of English
Bill, alias VIM Parker alias VIM. Ridgely native Of
England aged about IS years, who found dead this
morning thu deck Of the Hudson barge No lying at
the foot OF Cedar street Verdict, death by intemper.
ance.


A RACE ExrnAoRDNARY-Mr House, the in
ventor of plan of communicating intelligence,
which some newspapers have alleged to be superior to
that of Professor Morse has issued challenge to test
the relative merits Of the two inventions so that the
controversy to which Of the two methods Is the most
expeditions, will in all probability soon be put to
practical test The public generally may not perhaps,
he that the idea Of printing telegraph
By work entitled The American Iectro.Magnetc
Telegraph, with the reports Of Congress and descrp
ton Of all telegraphs known employing electricity or
galvanism" learn that he invented printing tele-
graph in 1897, which Is mnutely described and iilns-
trsed by engravings There Is also described IN the
same work printing telegraph invented In 1870 ~ MI
Balm, Of London and still another. by Professor Whss'
stone, of the Same city, invented recently
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