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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16

EE- The ladies of Burlington hold q
Fair on the 22d of February, for the ben
eft of soldiers families. They.are max
ing large preparations and reasonably
hope for large results.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16

HD~ Look on the inside of to-day's pa
per for Iowa, General News and Southern
Items. BY failing to look on those pages
you will miss much interesting reading
matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16

VERMIFUsE WASTEp.-A young man,
residing in Penn township, Madison
county, lately applied to Provost Marshal
Brownell for exemption from the draft.
On being asked what disease troubled
him, he replied: al don't exactly know,
but mother thinks it's worms" The Flag
recommends vermifuge for the overgrown
infant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST
DR.. J. 7. Wright, or an assistant from
the St. Louis Throat and Lung Institute,
will soon visit Keokuk for the accommo-
dation of his patients aud all who may be
affected with throat or chest diseases. We
advise all who may be suffering with this
alarming class of complaints, to make as
early application as possible upon his ar
rival. See advertisement. Gd&wtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16

E The recent avowals here and else
where, including that of Benefits New
York Herald, in favor Of universal eman-
cipation, seem to indicate a concerted
movement on the part of the Copperheads
to get control of the question and shape
it in the interests of slayeholders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16

EF The New York World proclaims
bright prospects ahead for the Copper
heads, and assures its readers that the
campaign will open this year with De-
mocratic victory in the State Of New
Hampshire.
We shall see what we shall see, when
the New Hampshire election comes off
but we have no idea, whatever else we
may see, that we shall see Copperhead
victory in the Granite State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16

Heg- We call attention to the Colec-
tors notice of auction sale for revenue
tax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16

FIRE IN WARsAw.-Yesterday after
noon large columns of smoke and occa.
sionally sheets of flame were seen in the
direction of Warsaw, aud it was generally
by our citizens who saw it that
the extensive Touring mills or distillery
at that place were on fire, bu. owing 10
the non-arrival of packet last evening
we are without any particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16
MEDICAL BOOKS.
A new aud large assortment Of all the
ST AND ARD ID TEXT b o o X 3,
Latest editiens. This day received BY
KD. r. BROWNRLL
oet2o-d Corn evMafn ana Fourth stree
ST. IL OUIS
Throat and Lang IssfttsGfe +.
No 33 N. Sixth St., bet. Chestnut and Pine
Ut. wRIGHT..M IN. D., Proprietor.

Catarrh Throat Diseases, Asthma Bronchitis Early Sta
ges Of Consumption, Heart Disease, Liver Complaint
Impurities Of the Blood Scrouia Diseases Of the Kid.
neys Diseases Of Women, and al other compionts that
lead to Consumption.
Are treated by entirely NEW sYsrEN. This new sys-
tenn has been most extraordinarily successful and by it,
and PERMANENT cures has elected the strongest
testimonials from eufnent Physicians in its Avor.
Patients at distance treated with equally great
success.
This Institute will be permanent ind none hat the
most eminent practitioae in this moss dcuit depart
ncnt Of Medical Science will be employed.
Tose having the slightest sympsm Of Throat or Chest
dtsee shoud appT at once for I'll sch eomp1ann I'D
20 coneumption ond dea4h.
ToF fartksr ptralan apay u shs institute In person
olics hour ffom1 4 n 70 5 p N.
Address y. r. WEIGHT, N D..
=. Louis Throat and Lung 1ngtitute,
enaeAse1svsu2y Ne. u North eeh e, 3. Louis ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16

MAsoNIc.-Eagle Lodge meets to-night I
at the usual hour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16
r We were mistaken in our notice

E We were mistaken in our notice of
the fire on Friday evening. The house
which we said was situated on the Ave
nue., and nearly opposite that of Col.
Thompson S that burned down, was situa-
ted across the river and nearly opposite
the Avenue "Mistakes will happen" &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16
THE CITY.

TPsee advertisement for Spring Course of Medical
Lectures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-16
List of Delegates.

The following is list of Delegates TO
the State Union Convention to be held at
Des Moines on the 22d instant:
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
City lnssllSGence.

Mpclyrfa LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. Tile sppuAl reopen.
ing of this valuable society win take place 70 morrow
evening u Clinton Hail. The rooms have been entirely
renovaad and The reading hail the corner OF Broad
vay and Twcnty.si street has been greatly i'm.
proved A large asssnbase Of merchants aud other
citizens 10 expected 10 hs present al the grand opening
ARRIVAL or 4 Fosres MANOR. war -1he Italian
steam frsa,s crimipo Nuberio, Captain j. Dc ST. Bon,
in thirty days from Plymouth, arrived a. this port
yesterday she mounts fiiy guns. Her engines are OF
six hundred horse power, and che has crew Of six
oLo TApnAyr.--1he saehsms ana other warriors OF Old
fammsBy win hold their regular meeting 10 shs bah Of
the " institutsonn ~ half an hour after sundown TO-
morrow evening. Important matters are 10 be con.
sIdered and tnefs will be full atsspdapcs
Eycupxos AND PIsne--Ths veterans Of The war OF
1912 ere 10 have rsp picnic on Tuesday next, the s,h
Inssa for the bsssft H their sck and burial Of their
dead 4 tperdId steamboat and suitable barge win oop
vcv the sxcussons 70 Chssea Grove whore several a.
dresses v bs delivered between The dances and ato
seher eood time promised 10 their friends. should
She day prove stormy The excursion win be postponed
A NEW McCInsAR CtUS.--A large sud enthusiastic
meeting os the Twslfh ward Mcclellan Union Club was
held On Friday evening. September o. a. besdquArssrs
corner Of 121tn street and Third avenue SHas HssSD
The Meeting vas addressed by M, Charles n. Rlhsr
vhe pseoldebt, snd Meesrs BARTLETT Kenton and Mana
hah WHOM remarks were rsoeved with applause A
rrndd meeting end banner raisinG will tske place ns1t
FRIDAY evening. ~ whkl rsAlnspt spesbwx Az sx,
N2ltt ~ Wteafs
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
Ths Fac tories Of England.
T,rr. m The london Timee, AISRiet III

III, m the LONDON Tnte, AINlet IA
The reports the factory inspectors for another haf
year that the coton mills moat employed are those
in sa,tor be host adapted IN the yarns
and cloths manaiacturedat s where coarse or heavy
goods are the staple Complaints ocsasioalS made
soarcy o. hands; cut oae cause s tho low ratio or
wages earned from sasar1r cotton and the migration
from one mill 70 another whore superior qualities
used One OF the nspecters Mr. Baker. calculates that
be ween The beginning cf January and end OF May the
average employment FER week from days aud
three daye and seven hours But he Is told
tne hcye 10 unfortunately i.nmstauce Which may
ndepcs; when cotton ssLgh in price spiuaef oi ordi
nary yarns will raise Dis counts and mako his cloth The
nsu' weight y the addition of more size i is s.,d that
as .nue1 hs tfsy per cent s sometimes added, ana
manufacturer may 6oass Of setting rich BY selling eloth
s SS %sS D cns Sa hs % s1 e:
Six trade, il . reported 10 be 10 . very de-
pressed stale France, losing her American mar
Steam power has 10 many INSTANCES gwen pace 70 band
power hai 10 machinery turned by little boys the day
ihroughboys whom The law does mol protect because
the, IS sinp.y hand labor but ID almost
20 amount cruelty Whcu sbe fashion Of wearing rib
bons returns Coventry viii not be behind any ccmpe
tier.
Three new trades sppsas have become established
there aud seem likely 70 do well Tbey are the weaving
Of riEnes Of worsies goods similar 70 tne brsc'oIo
deb;ed the pubic spirit OF The Messrs Cash and for the
latter the udciaiabe energy OF Lord Leigh and the
enterprise Of Mr. Frankn, Jr Mr. Baker notices also
q successful attempt at weaving coiosed silk Ggures in
cobugs without any waste OF material Az for the fax
trade every spindle and iuom 10 working full time II 10
said that three hundred thoueand In Ire
land New mills are ugirg mp there and the number OF
looms linen power loom weaving have Increased 126
per cent five years. In England, the other hand tho
fax spndes have and have imported
the fax conld have grown. process Of reltng in
few days, IN the most cast'ess manner and without
oenoe the EeighborhocS, spoken Of Mr. Redgrave,
inspector doubts the sdom ot families OF cotton opera
tvs emgratDg 10 Dundee in Dseauence o any demand
for labor in the jue trade In that trade only small
pamber Of the younger mem bers OF family be
poyea aui the material is very different from cotton
The trade remarkable. Cotton thai used
10 be thought dear at Sd s now 1sd ssd advancing and
.ho consumption ia increasing Wool that cid per
In ,,r ago, sid. on the sheess back and
%, ara.,r - ole is full work. Flax, vaich in 1850
aer,i so sp finds now ready market al G7S,
and tfs srsde vas ,ver more profitable nor more
heahy Liza ah had s.aon o1sfs su 70 ar,ica sIase q
dreace tf ils price, is once M '-sss =
universal ana preferable consumption. chp,
Silk, Tor which We used TO dei ecd greatly upon ~'
comes from 'apan in considerable quantities. and the
manipulation such as 70 render equal 10 thai which
we APE accustomed TO receive from Italy.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
arrivals ana Dspa = arcs.

--
.Ss "a Y: Y. s:t p:s.s S!::
l.. = zS 4s'S 9 ?, 's: s:
sGSs:s NJ. r. ssn sh M''s
nss; IsEss Nrs o,ssl nra Mary Msrs ssS ana
JOIN S ;s.- tSs'ss as sss~ ss- ssa
= I. kSsss Mss ay Sns
Master osrpenr Mrs n BARKER Mr., , perkesn Miss
nr oias and VIE. sr eieii sa3 wife Ns.ss El,is MI
asys I'VE s,s gsrs. snq NJ, s Ms
Sos:s Rev NJ S Bissop E.p,rsl s'si
WIFE, Sr 'sa and Sis B.
VIZ s N csfr sa ana M'
hcFsrsns. Mckay, Bse.esar:' wiiams wilson, HALEY,
Hsdo fis l'Sa Sssss srsee Rss s' hs % enssn ss
Ss e siandi sa1d snl pss d: E@sy
n Me, esnns W1,s NJ PIT NJ nsas, Ms xnspson na WI
Hisg'rson Mr Rcne aud sadse ingraaam-i5. Total lci
DEPARTURES.
Kns 81 Ss. s1s . ksi sns s %
s Gee sssi
Ffy and Two ss;sn
:sIvsas ssar, Ss1ns Snsisnd Isa. Dent ssi;s Army;
s
Doa an and servant. Of tonson hss BrSwn Msss Shor
Hss, Ssss
0reavcs. wilcox wife, Mrs shackelford. Inspector
Tanners Metropolitan Poll London, Engand; Mr. Death,
Mr. Mathews, Francis a ner ard two London constables
with others IN the steeragc.
S3ulHAMProE, EAyEE HAmsuRC--S Steamship Tehtc-
MIA Miss Drese, Mrs John Funk M and Mrs Mass Two
children and infant Dauzger aud son Il Joseph Dan-
nenbann San krancisco; Emil Erh. ~ Heinrich Gr0.e
Brunswick; Jacob Ee.p iser San Franolseo: Wrg vi.
lamscurg; nhelr, Eufchard VI Lonis Harrs Mexico;
ffas
kathide Albcrti New nayen; Gcors Re2er. Arkansas;
Bud Rutbaun, Chicago. Rev Roland, Y: Caspar Boss
hard and son. Min Joseph Graud Er and MsC Hughes,
II NJ and Mrs Otto Mass and To chiidea, Pbiadepha;
hshlde Hoene. Elisa schweinen,,. Mashael pshlen n
lIayre; Roscnfcd, Wa lease, with Ileues. Louis yon
Mary Turner, MY; eal Wolf Keller cineinnaii-and
others in the steeraee.
ana wife Maldoone wife. Sister Mary. Holy Gross;
Sister Mary st Sebae jan Myor Phincas Bacb Mira
Hamilton two ch dreD, Miss Maggie ullen, Bern
stcen Joseph Lev Adam Borne, Arnold Weber, Ell jah
Guon nerwin Michael A Priest, Mrs Harvey and
two children, aaron, Wolf Mrs Nri', Madame Dupre,
Ma,lari. wifo and three children; VIM Quay aud lady
ficdig and Jrles Paqnot, Goodman SoAolowaky
Miss Adler, ileTb~s Leopold Levi l. " TsBrey, Hugh
1ivingston, Mss Burgess Mas Kate NcCrcu ii a.
and Others ~ second cabin and steeTage.
Democratic Ratification Meeting Ia
YufYaiO.
HorALo, N. ", Sept 8, 1864,
The rkmocrals are holding large meeliDs lo.nght 10
raly the nomination OF Mcclellan and Pen dletcp, and
indorse the Ch;carO riatfcTn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
VINO Il the king OF spain1

CT
Prince Marie Ferdinand Francois dksise at present
the guest Of the Emperor OK the French born the
18th OF slsy. 1879 On the 10th OF October, lS4e, he
marrlst his cousin german, Isabella H.. the rcignng
Queen ol Spain, and that occasion was named king,
with all the bcnorary rrcrogaives attached TO that tsis
iei ns seco1s Sro, 81 King Tedsand W. and
LOUISA Charlotte daughter Of Francis King OF the Two
sicics he vs. OF The descendants In the eighth de-
il win be that Charles IT, King Of Spain and
OF Naples died without postery on The LIST Of Novem
sis ' ss nsans Ssp s mel, *:
Iouis xiv. rhs. act delivered Spain from the
House or Austria, which had ruled thefe fer two
the Agcnduko Charles afterwards Emperor Of Austria. a.
Gearlsq VI That rrince iodrced England, Holland,
Jcas XIV displayed immense energy In making head
against fhGt formidable coalition lie accepted the will
proclaimed king IS Philip V. The enemy armies in
vsded his saies; be was compelled to leave bis
in 1907, mud by vendono at viz AlIa.ass
strengthened his lettering 49, -"Yicosa IN l7lo.
slss..es rss s.ry Of Dcnen, which in Izis lcd 10 The
toned fse iss. ana rnes siaS
was suece.ded by hs con, Ferdinand VI /,
who died in l7ss. and uts sas succeeded BY
succeeded by bs son. Charles " in l7ss he had him.
ssf three ;ons-Kug for6inaud YlI VINO died in 1883,
the lr'au. Don Carlos who died a. Trieste march, 1855
The lafaut Don Francois Ge Paul. father Of the pre-
King Of Spain 0n the 29th OF March le3e FeTdi
nard WI promulgated the "iragmatic Sanction sup
pressing the Sale law Introduced into Spain IN 100.
That assured the 70 bis daughter Isabella
Qucca Christina, his widow having become regent pro.
mulsated liberal constitution, aud introduced repro
awe form OF govern meat into Span, display Ing
amidst tbe difficult circumstances intelligence
aud courage beyond al praise Ier daughter Queen sa-
bella. wbosc majority proclaimed on the slh Of No
yem6er is43 has always eoverned coLsitutoaaly. 1o
her Spa indebted FOR railways end other works ol
public r,iily. she a the VIE Of the present King.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
T,sc Divorce Court.

ELMAENIAGE FEHSUNB IN
From the London Times, August III
The marriage returns for 1852, which have INST heen
issued distinguish marriage Of twenty eight divorced
persons in ibe year Ten Of these marriages took place
in LONDON Fifleen divorced married epnsters, and
two divorced men married widows nine divorced
were married TO bachelors and two divorced women 70
widowers There was also another instance, occurring
at Birmingham, where man and women, once husband
aud VIE lei divorced were ramarTied
Tie number Of divorced PERSONS IS increasing, and
hence these marriages divorced persons nceAse the
reported 10 1892 was about threo times as many
as in any prev0ls year.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
An Italian Scandal.

ybuLTEHv KED a UOUELK HUfCIUF.
Paris Aeugt 10y correspondence OF London Telegraph
The Ircnch papers give terrible scandal fresh from
Turin One Of the head cerss Of The War Office OF Italy,
married man with family. was living ia ysidstoae
With young woman oi whom ne inordnately
csioGs obliged for family reasons TO conceal the In.
trgac he could never appear in public with his nao.
rsI. lbs very dun Cor Rosiis and complained
Of IL. The result of 70 tba, signor requested one
OF the junior clerks OF his Own Office TO take him the
ieyilcus office OF "tclstno,"
a vice vice husband, chiefly TO protect her.
VII 10 Sgnor K Was engaged In domestic oc ri duties
Tho catastrophe may easily he magned-tbat Ia, the
SOCIAL -atastrophefor the other Is more borfd. Dis
covered by Sgnor X the young cmpiqye ehot himself
hearing Of bis death tie girl alpo committed sui
eide This il OF August but true story Of
the Borgo Nuovo or Turin.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

~ svfss messy end also demanded that ths contract
should be cancelled. .-sN
Alter hearing counsel the Tribunal DECIDED tlst - sne
plaintiffs might propose the plaintiffs were cnttea 70
demand forfeit and The snnuueut OF The Contract ana
Raye Judgment that eject with costs ous
reduced the forfeit 900 france on the around that the
defendant bad already fulfilled her eIsagemeos for
: year.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

men, e~cm 70 merit study N eeeer oseeseA
~ pos nptlrg much, aud dong thoroughiv what
= snaef gresA results Tor tbe cnnoten tum huo
.,oreJ reaped
me review wh;ca 10 10 Oh to-day On the Champ
de ss ,s not by the wsatbsS, for The rain
s coming down ~ This moment 40 qaiss spirnes
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
gsr Paris Correspondence.

FSHs, spkubi Iscs.
as~.sne AZ p.e Paris AID Madrid Roihcey-rae Kas or
sya,s al he Cpeya-Aossdca at DE 7hsaae Des rasfs.
se-Rqon II rs Ds,ecors Of ne Parg 0,paon Ay.
sxy, &c, DC.
on The 14h of this month the railroad from Paris
~ ksord orect passing through Bsyonue Irun, Ct Sc
H&san Victoria Barjos, yalladodid and tbs Escuria
zee maugrra,cd by his hishness the husband OF the
os~eU OF Spain. This magnificent line, tsid down at
ssst OF three hundred millions or francs, will be power.
agent for tbs breaking down or the old Spanish con
swvs,ive srclssvenas, and many 90 old blue blooded
aidago wll prcpnesy the downfall Of the empire when
Sesbriex q the whistle Anuources The Invasiou Of the
spanish capita BY the prssrees and spirit Of the nine
sssuth century.
Last nghi ihs Emperor aud Empress sccompan ed The
8ins by courtesy Of Spain 10 the Grand OPERA TO
aAe oew ballet Of Nemea. Tue imperial party went
ssNhcr ID glass coach, brilliantly lighted so that The
D1plic had fus view Of their hghpeses .s the corieee
Dsssed through the crowded streets
BY The way, u seems that tie nigh. of the ,e< al
ne bcur OF halfpsst nine, ,he Emperor and Empress
allied forth from the Palace cs the Tysee and wended
way foot down the avenue Tar the Place do
= o.necrds 70 see shs illuminaons how toe hsart o.
lave chung the OF her sugut and rncky
Mey struggled Through the crowd, preuy well sur.
wounded probably, bowevcr, by persons oi their own
very dissrsssng occurrence tooE place some
mas szo connection with the rbesre des Varieties.
Sbc piece was delayed d consequence of the non ar
yssrspoe W one of the actors, and sending 70 his
apartment 10 ascertain the of his absence, he
ascovsred lying 10 nis room dead from The effects VI
apoplesy.
The rmp<ror " very fond q ce<brstlne important
syen ~ making ,nem the oocssiors fcr TIE nausura
80 % come tsnenocns enterprise. or instance, tho
esth ci the prinee imperial marked the record OF
le ~ pna'aDthrcpy ~ Tie establishment 10 the name
- bs tmprstf cf ~ orphan asylum in psrls " this
apstisUtson distinguished rreoeh noister ssic.-
m foundns se othas s,yirn a ,ss Prime, rsnpevis,
che uencn % thu hm mfFras no, ne~el, a. sysvgs
g!ee.I Ind prefer on s the peer shans .he tssired
pahr Va a. thsr1 the
family. she desired shst the pcoy sro,ins ~ ~
psrtkGn es,rv witI n,s. !.
De tome u esHms.inf thnu g that he
Mttld wsich crtr ~s erliareu.
me annual reSr a the sirec,sss of ne ,ns,uot,ou
D1 ins mcfEiis EablisAsd p tho hostssv. " rer.e
Spts me estGtmtt ont ss berg 10 sasfaciary stats
prosperity eOsh rersrds the amount of good done
&C ste sGss CT fte funds. Toedas the apnaa donaton
Dom lie Fnp.eror nnnerors voluntary contributions
ave bees sde frcm ali Paris Of Frssoc though tho 90
&sS VI tks usisrsp restrsses 70 che pepsstnsns Of
ltsss rbs yAss ~ s4ss.ssslt " lIf wstlaL
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Ihe Nicola Inward Bound.
WirAy, Sept 2, 1854.
The steamship Hecls ,aned for Bos,ou al one o'clock
teis morping.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
rlYscNLLANnOUs.

M1ecNLLANEoUg.
1Tow TO LIVE onnxP. I'm oRpsR 10 srVn0T A.
~ srsas saviW IN y2Rr hogssAeld sSpaassS buy HSSs G
ThoMx8 r. AoksW, wholesale dspSrintns, ~ 0rs64.
weh street. and retail of Marrny end 0reekWto
streets One price cash house.
FOO LATE FOR CLAsyIFICA TION.
1sT WARD rAxxArr .McoLsLAAS CLUE On
meeting Of ma o,sS' Rid q Isc orssnwicA ssrsstr
were unspI,nousy sieeied permanent orcsrs'-
JOHN FOX, President
!AH.Es Sun4Ar tsscrsssries
RnwARD HOGAN. Treasurer
sas|Es siEEi:S aEsl q .',.'-..-
JACOB ia ElQuy
SElG ;slESE q '-..'.
:: :.ss \: ~ sssIssII: / 4 G;s ssi 49, '''
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

ptcuN I'VE oOs, $Vo Az
value OF cotton eyporied Shpnghae from June
1861 10 May 81, 1891 Inclusive obtsincd by average
mcabiy prices declared by merchants Il s0 494 10
Shangtas taels st exchange, os. ca ca lGl ,4e0.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
The Cotton Trade or China

from ths tIondonl Lbins TciegTaph August 16l
Total exports Of cotton from Sbar during tho year
commencing June l. 1855 and eodng May 81, iS84:-
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
TheatrBcaI Con tracts.
AN ACTORS HkEP TO THEIR OWN LINE OF cBAHI

PARIS tAugust 1l) Correspondence of london finssl
The Tribunal Of Commerce has just given Judgment
an action brought hy the directors of the Theatre du
Pae Royal against Mile. Gcrvafs Montetlie, On actress
70 ceveS damages for breach of contract ~ refusing
play part assigned her. In May, ls03 the dsfend.
ant entered into contract viii plants for three years.
Engaging 70 play whatever parts might be Asiened to
her and the forfeit for breach contracs hxed N
~ 600 In NAY last The directors called on her 70 play
part piece oalled lAJemmee Herbcueee but the re
fused, Alleging that did not belong 70 her line OF
eeWeCto4A ~ erncaGrn " aonanaEonO1 sued bW III
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

for the day has this par, cuarity that s not ONLY In
national js Of rejoicing for the fnperors well beng but
the oauich festival The ptior always held 10 De.
Guitar vereratlBn.
The sc hour tba, the more seroas portion Of ihe
population were Offering up In the places Of
rel gious worship vast crowds the various
thestre IN all OF which gratiious were
10 be given The Grand Opera and the Theatre Francois
wero as usual the treat centres Of attraction
determined aiaateurf, generally lads aud young men,
spent the n'En coee 20 the entrance OF both theatres
singing choruses ano otherwise wbilpg away the time
Early m the morning the crowd had Increased temen-
dousy and when the bour Tor opening doors arrived
twice many preeent the houses could
Almost similar anxiety displayed for the other thea
tres, but 10 ineispce there any disturbance and
when once the crowd had taken their places suder
~ Errope could rontuct themselves with greater pYo
priety hs customary when the perform ancc s sIclu
tvey TOT The qualification OF the people, the pop.
M peee y The moment the best of the Standing roper
During the dsy crowds tnropsed the sardep Of The Tu
eies the Place dc Ia rorcorde thc Champs.
wnefe e me prepsrations we're complete with the
e.ceptos tbo colmed lamps FOR the illumine ijons
up 20 the lsst moment. Lofty naertsGs rave their
sheabew 70 the wind, The ravnr frop ina
various fountains, and all locked bright aad gay 10 The
AZ matter OF the Esplsnade OF the lnvaIoee
received visit and there the scene Of animated amuse
ment was ~ ih height Two large theatres Tor psuto
mime were erected near the bote play ing ssernatey
and two Others lower down. the river were devoted
10 rope dancing feafs OF srenktb. and displays OF &C.
uvity. 10 addition. rope thrown across the main
avenue in the centre, and a. q considerable bsebt
and female funnmbus but The exhibition could scarcely
copetdercd equal to Bondne tha apprehension q
fail predominant that covds were attached 70
The body OF the performer from the stay lsss n the
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