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From Our Special Correspondent
JOyDOy. Jiy IA 1915.

LONDON, Jy II. 1876.
II seems If we're rather rushing mattd-dscount-
ing the future too prematuelyin aniicpatg as sudden
conclusion Of the Triangular duel on the ointment as
that Of the war Of 80 Then imperial Fran, master
Of the position, the beligcrent elcmen axe hardly
correspondent TO command and won't dthcir spirit
ing gently Indeed, appear likely not only, refuse the
"and hests" Of the Propero Of the Tuiiies, but to
defy them altogether When the Monheu announced
that the unlucky Kaiser had coded Yenetia France, In
trust for Italy, and solicited the mediation dthe former
with view TO putting end 20 hostities 70 world not
unnaturaly Jumped 10 the conclusion that DO war was
virtually over. But we reckoned without ounoss-wlth-
out consideration Of Prussan deerminauomnd Italian
natonaty-and every subsequent telegram Is tended 10
dispel the pleasing deluson. Peace comenot yet to
fold her white wings over the scenes II mutual
slaughtor; red Mars is still In th ascendant.
Az no time, perhaps, has the aspect OF 'ars been
darker and more perleIed than at the pfest moment
Prussia refuses an armisce the basis OF cesson OF
Venetia- demands the sovereignty Of Germg-iniends
10 push on- pushing on, in spite OF roseatepresenta
ions about the moderation Of her aims IN frGh neWspa
pers. Her blood is up; she has tried aDdroyed her
strengthoyerraes it perhaps; has her nale-gun and
terrible cast steel cannon and conces herS the domi
nant Power in Europe Any day hr. heutsrnay inform
us that she Las Prague; then another, sado and why
not Vienna She burns with the fever OF ibition aud
glory and Graves further conquess her soul marching
on As preliminary TO any talk Of peace, insists IN
we may believe La France upon the exclusion Austria
from the Gernanc Confederation, the e1ciusl command
OF the military and naval forces Of thoDonicdora-
ton, Tho annexation 20 herself Of tho rchies Of
bchlcswig and lIolstein. aud psst u = t"Hilou
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II RES.

DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY OF THE PROPOSED ARMIs-
TIcg-NEGoTIATIoSs - PRUssrAN CONDITIONS
FRENCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PART IN THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES POSITION OF vRNETIA-
WAR MOVEMENTS oP THB wEgK-wAR PRoPHE-
ClEs-THE NEW sBsATUs COSsULTUM-REsTRIc'
TlOy or LIBERTY OF sPEEcH-THE SEEDLEGUN-
LITERARY AED OTHER ITEMS.
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EUROPE.

our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
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Feeling in Russia and Italy with Regard to
The Armistice.
Earl Derby's Accession 20 thc
Ministry.
THE NEW sENATUs COySULTUM IN FRANCE
THE MILITARY REVOLT IN SPAIN.
BERLIN.

CHRONOLOGICAL SKETCH or THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures CRUiLTlES--BATTLg or Ko-
NGGRATz--CESsION OF vENETIA
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CHRONOLOGY OF TIE GERMAN WAR.
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LONDON.

PREMATURE ANTICIPATIOSs or PEACE DISAPPOINTED
THE PRESENT ASPECT or AFFAIRS ~ THE con-
TIYEST-PRUssIA PUSHING on AND FALY ISDIG-
HAYT-THR PROPOSED ARMISTICR DBIOUs-THR
GREAT BATTLE OF sADOwA, IN BOHEMIA, AND
RUssELLs ACCOUNT or 1T IN THE 1MEs-wAR
ANECDOTES CORRESPONDENTS GESRALLY-Es-
GLIsH PoJITICs-BARL DgRBYs ACCESSION TO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF REFoRM-ITgn-ScAYDAL
ABOUT QUEEN VICTORIA.
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HI.ORENCE.

PaUSIAS VICTORIES SOT SOLELY ATTRIBUTABLE To
THE SEEDLE-GUS-BAPlD MARCH or EVENTS
SINCE THE OUTBREAK or Manifestations oE
WHICH PEACE MAY BE RE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sfNs POLICY rs GERMANY ALAEMiSG To FRANCE
AND RUSSIA
From Oar Spesial Correspondent
n Iccf
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,Arsp MARCH OF EVENTS.
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MILAN.

ofALpim CROSSING TIE Po-GESERAL OPPOSITION TO
THR AnmrsuCR-THG ATTITUDE or THB ITALIAN
CABlNBT-RICAsoLI AND LA MARM0RA-PAIL-
URgs OF HAPOLEOMC IDBAs-THB MILITARY IN
ACTIVITY OF TTALY--THB ITALIAN FLEET, 40.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

really Tor the reason tina President Johnson TO be
partisan one. The Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Of Illinois In their withdrawal, are sctuased Dy
the same motives which have moved the repoDiican
press Of this city to seek make the monument cere'
monies the occasion Of nst annoyance 10 the Pres
S au' ss ] nST and
tors have for the memory the dead Douglass for part
reasons Of the most SHAMEFUL kind they decline to
selves The memory OF Douglas will be as well honored,
and the ceremonies will 60 on as well, without them
They, and their memories forever and not ne memory
Of Douglas the good name Of President Johnson VIII
suffer by their act
For the like partisan tho republican majority
OF the City Council 1t is announced will refuse 70 extend
a municipal reception to the President and the gentle
men accompanying him. This refusal wik not dishonor
the President but 1t would dishonor the city, the re-
publican majority of the Common Council could be sup
posed to fairly represent n the matter the public sent
ment Of the city Fortusaely this cannot be supposed.
The republican majort OF the Common & Council Ir VIII
jacks they are We trust they VIII refuse 70 extend
municipal reception to the Presidents for In no other
way could the narrew, nolerant and maevoent spirit
of rad calism be aid more bare. As TO the persons
composing the republican majority Of the Common
Council they not such as would shed ustre upon any
public occasion and their individual absence from the
monument ceremonies will not be seriously felt II
neither the city of Chicago the State OF Illinois shall
be officially present IN those ceremonies both Will nevor-
thecss be present In the persons OF tens OF thousands
Of their honest people animated by gnoble partisan
considerations but by lofty patriotism and sincere de-
sire honor the memory OF the dead statesman as the
city of Chicago and the State Of Illinois should honor It,
Let the Governor and the Lieutenant Governor OF the
state, and the Common Council Of the city, and party
leeiers, do they may good will be taken OF the
memory Of Douglas tho city and the State where no
ked and died.
We feel ashamed TO make mention Of another thing In
this connection. The public is aware that has been
arranged that the public reception Of the President and
his companions shall take place In the hall OF the Board
Of Trade II is not TO be disguised that large number
of the members OF that Board and others OF their k
have announced their determination TO I'LL the hall with
mob before II can be occupied by the public and to
hiss down the President il he shall say anything OBJ
jectonabe to them. or they term IL iT he shall say
cs'' cannot say, but II is perhaps duty to say
that The President c be protected in iohdteper he may
say IN the Board Of Trade Hal and esetctee, so ing as
he shall remain ia chicago We say this in no spirit OF
bravado, but simply timely warning The friends Of
the President ou hold possession Of Chicago during his
fy.4ry here
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
MICHIGAN POLITICS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Democratic and National Unicn Convcn-
tions Unite state Tickef-Sfrong N0ini-
natIons-Greaf Enthusiasm, &c.
DETROIT, Sept 8, 1856
The Democratic State Convention met in this
city to-day. f. W. Lathrop temporary and
permanent President Committee OF Compromise
was appointed TO confer with like committee
appointed by the National Union Convention held yes
terday, which convention recommended State ticket
be supported by all conservative men Of the state
Tho JOINT Committee agreed upon the proposed ticket
unanimously Their Recommendation endorsed by
the Convention. The nominations are as follows
Governor, Major General Aipheus s Williams; Lieu
Governor General John g. Parkhurst; Secretary
OF State, Colonel Bradley NJ 7. Thompson; State Treas.
urer Luther H. Trask Auditor General General George
spaudins; Attorney General, Colonel George Gray;
Commissioner State Land ONCE Colonel Louis Dillman
Superintendent Public Instruction, Rev. Samuel
O. Clement, Jr. Member 10 state Board
OF Education, Rev John W. Birchmore;
General Williams is an old line whig. The balance OF
the ticket Ia about evenly divided between supporters
OF Lincoln and Johnson aud Mcclellan. General Will
liams nomination is the strongest that could be made
and the rest most excellent nominations
The Convention large and most enthusiastic,
which argues for thorough energetic campaign with
good prospect OF success
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Train on tho Central Railroad Thrown from
tho Track Near Rochester.
Five Persons Killed and Fortv- five
injured.
&es Aes Il.

RocHnTER, Sept. g. 1906
shocking accident occurred on the New York Cen.
trail Railroad six miles east Of hscy about FIVE O'Clock
this evening Several persons were killed outright and
many others injured
The steamboat express train, which left Albany this
morning, thrown OF the track by switch which
careessy left open. The train was running fast and
The engineer gave the signal to brake and
jumped from his engine The locomotive plunged into
the sand and turned The three coaches next to
the baggage together like the joints Of
telescope, and left lying in heap with the bag
gage car.
The loss Of life and injury to passengers generally were
confined to these three The following is list Of
killed and injured
David Creighton, Newtown, G. e.; Leroy Shaaghnessy
Rochester railroad employs Lucius Owen, brakeman,
Clyde; Mr. smith, Goversville, N T.: N. somers Rosen
bloom, N. Y.
A. H. stone, 0ppenheim, N Y, hip, slightly; MI. and
Mrs. VIM Lomers Decatur N. Y, slightly; Mrs. Down.
ing Rome, n. Y, back and head, severely; +. H. Har
rington 10 Maiden lane New York, head slightly; Mrs.
p j. Parker Buffalo, head slightly; W. L. Vail, Florida,
slightly; James Aspell senecca Falls brakemao sho1l.
der and side; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Seymour, Lebanon n.
Peters Injured in leg arm and head Michael DAILY ana
son, Utica, head, slightly; W H, Leland, Rochester,
shoulder W. L. iantry, Oneida, shoulder and hip, in
jured Sigh ly; A. f. whortoy, Kalamazoo jaw broken;
Jersey City, Of firm Of Colgate Co.. New York, inter
nally; Aaron Stone and Wife, head shoulders and hips,
Thomas Oliver. Fordham, n. T., slightly; Mrs w. o.
Thomas and son, Beloit, Wis, slightly; J. A. Chap
man, Beloit, slightly Mrs Chapman, severely
]. O. Johnson East Saginaw, slightly; E. Derby, Cort
land, slightly; Mrs Hanna, Rochester head and arm;
Andrew Tracy New York, slightly; James Gould, fire.
man, Palmyra, slightly; John sapple, Detroit leg in
iured; James Elliott New York, slightly John Pscey,
London, c. W., ribs broken; c. Demster, Gloversvie,
N. Y, seriously; VIM. Rice, Oswego, shoulder broken;
Mrs. Swan had arm broken; Susan Page Binghaui.
ton. slightly Mrs. Newell, California, some injured; Mr.
Newell slightly Mrs n somers, O.ssgo arm a and & back
engineer. severely w. j. Mcdonald California slightly;
he latter extrcated by his two sisers) Wm Ryan,
Rochester, slightly.
The bodies Of the dead and injured brought to
this city at eight o'clock this evening, and every thing
being done that be for the comfort OF the sufferers
The bodies OF Shaughnessey and Owen left In the
wreck, as they could not be Immediately removed.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
gsgs faua NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2 ls58
The War Department and General Grant hgyc each in
timaled 70 General sheridan that he be relieved rom
duty here lie desires and be rranted leave Of ab-
sence, assigned 90 more important command at the
North. General sheridan will make known IL wishes
early In october, and trustworthy information leads 10
the belief that he will desire 10 change has sphere OF duty
for Of more varied activity
The military commission have this morning commenced
their deductions from the evidence.
McGary, the Brennan Texasl editor arrested hy Capt
Cras OF the Freedmens Bureau for using dsrcspectfui
language regarding OF H. employees, was released
on The 18th by order osnsra Kiddoo, Assistant super
intendent for the state
There were sixteen deaths from cholers YESTERDAY.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
THE NEW ENGLAND FAIR.

BRATrIEBoRo, Vt, Sept 8, 1858.
The days PROCEEDINGS OF the New England Fair
have attracted large concourse of people.
Dr. George B. Loring, tho President Of the society,
delivered his annual address the grounds at eleven
o'clock.
This afternoon tho premium OF $50 offered for four
year old trotting horses, by Burlington Chief
owned by J. Gale, or Burlington in three straight
heats Times 100, $50 and 8:09.
In the stallion race, the first premium, $780, taken
by Whalebone owned by N Austin, Of Blu rlngton, in
three straight heats lime-245, 242 and 2:4lH.
A single half mile dash between two thoroughbreds,
owned by NJ W. Cheney of Belmont Mass, was won by
Eureka in OK.
The famous stallion Ethan Allen was shown upon tho
track, attracting much attention.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
IhE Mklse CAMPAIGN.

Dlsgrnccfu Condnct Of the Radicais-Repub-
licams Joining the Conservative Ranks.
PogTIAsp Sept 8, 1868
The canvass in Maine is being prosecuted with n
creased vgor Colonel Taylor the distinguished Union
soldier OF Tennessee and personal friend OF the Pres
dent attempted 10 address johnson meeting Kttery
last night. The LIGHTS exnguished and the doors
shut In hs face by the radicals nsgacd BY discharged
naval sorekeeper amid scene Of intense excitement
Republicans coming in daily 70 the Johnson camp
Could the election bo postponed month Maine would
pronounce for tho President
Congressman Blame addressed radical meeting in
Bangor hs afternoon In explanation and vndl-aton OF
the policy VI Congress against thai OF President John
gUn
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

he@l or the govo10 msnt for few months until lso3
ana then how'll go out OF ONCE with more unsnlvlity
syvania % speak in thunder tones next eeoson rshuke
Andrew johnson Vermont rsbuked him yesterday.
You hgEe heard night the voice OF General chenck
also heard what Governor Fairchd, also brave sol
der, who lost an arm at Gettysburg, who
tehs You what = triumph awaits our cause
n his State We must have o similar triumph here;
1t win DO glorious triumph not triumph for
Office but atriumph for tho unity Of the nation and the
perpstuation OF the liberties OF the people, without
gard 10 racesor color.
4 FROM OREGON
Senator WILLIAMS, OF Oregon, next addressed the
meeting He confident that his State was with
them by large majority short while thu people
in that section OF the Union elected the tallest
kind OF radical for Governor and year they would
eec Senator Of the stripe. He expressed him.
self grathed with all that he had seen and heard in
Philadelphia, and then retired.
After some further speaking the meeting adjourned
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

COLUMBIA, Sept 5, 1868.
. The legislature met in extra session to-day. The
1overnors message urges modification OF the negro
code 50 az 70 extend the Jurisdiction Of the civil courts
over eli classes Of citizens recommends the admission OF
nsfro evidence In all cases OF Justice and
poncy declares the proposed stay law be unwse and
uneonsuiutlons but advises the abollshmant OF i'm.
p,sonmen, Tor debt and extension Of tho bankrupt
gss provision for the impoverished people OF the
sac destitute by sho crops and suggests the
~ sa,e bonds 70 raise funds for that purpose The
" the STATE spd reslosaAon VI The rnion
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

Amount Of debt less cash in Treasury sos 0s3 l6S
Tho foregoing is correct statement Of tho public
debt as appears the books and Treasurers returns
in the Department on the 1st Of September, 1865.
HUGH McCULLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Home Reception OF President Johuson.
Extensive arrangements making in this city to give
the President fitting reception his return tosthe
capital
The Reclamation Of Mr.. Chandler.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Chandler leaves town
tomorrow extended leave Of absence II stated
that no leaves letter Of resignation In Mr. McCnochs
hands and that the resignation will be accepted before
the furlouqh terminates.
The Executive Mansion Receiving Repairs.
workmen still engaged in repairing and cleansing
the various apartments Of the Executive Mansion,
which, from continued use for q very long tme were
will DO concluded by the time the President returns
Washington from his Western tour.
The Way Presentations are Made at the Ma.
tional Capital.
The Washington correspondent OF the NEW YoRK HER.
AID has received the following communication:
BY proper inquiry at the Department Won will find
brought about by direct lax Of dollar per head
assessed and collected among the subordinate clerks by
the confidential clerks in the Sacretarys roams
Not clerk in dozen voluntarily subscribed. Each
clerk was further charged twenty-five cents for the i'm
posed privilege OF signing the address in the autogra
pbic albGm by the same confidential clerks
ONE OF THE VICTIMS WHO KNOWS
p S.-A johnson meeting solicitor ordered out OF
the building al the time that this precious piece Of
imposition was going on.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
WISCONSIN CONGRESSIONAL HomIxArluNs.

N4yAuKRs, Sept. 8, 1865
The republicans Of the First District have renomi-
vero passed approving his course In Congre eypFe(
ing sympathy with the loyal Southerners ID Con
vention 1t PHILADELPHIA ard also with Ireland and al
nations struggling for freedom.
LA CRoss, Sept. g. 1855.
The republicans Of the Third district nominated Gen.
@ O. washburn for Congress to-day. ss;s:sHs..
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
MARYLAND POLITICS.

BuuHoRE sept s. 1895
In the Second Congressional district tho conservatives
have nominated Stevsnson archer ~ Hartford county
The Fllh district democratic convention now hold
Ing their adjourned session az Barnums Hotel In this
city. They have bad proractei session since noon.
Tho conservative on IA the dstrii have
made several 10 affiliate but they all re.
fused The latter body dourned 10 meet again Tho
2stl on September Tho democrat convent on took
recess till nne o clock tonight
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
COMMENCEMENT OF BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Providence, r. l., Sept s, 1865.
The commencement exercises of Brown University
occurred -day. Honorary degrees were conferred as
foows:-N. D. ON John Augustus Boes, of Boston.
D. ID. on Res. Kendall Brooks and Rev. George Dana
Boardman, Philadelphia; Professor George Park
Fisher OF YHD College; Rev. Alexander Burgess, OF
Portland Nc A NJ on John Meredith Rad, yr.. Of
Curry, and Rev. VIM. A. Mowery, Of this city The
prospects for the class unusually promising
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
The Resolutions of the Philadelphia Conven-
fi0n.

IHliAUtIFEIA, Stpt IoU0.
The Committee on Resolutions in session at
late hour to night and sad to have nearly completed
their abors. Their resolutions will conform with the
address, and neither will allude in any the
subject of negro suffrage but fully endorse the Con-
OF suffrage the respective States member of this
Committee Resolutions, from Alabama Albert Grit
nn quit the committee in disgust when it almost unani
mously rejected the assertion that universal suffrage
the only remedy for the of the Southern 10y
asts The address s able and patriotic, and Is elo
quent appeal Congress for protection and details the
terrible evils that have befallen the loyal men OF the
South since tho full development OF the policy Of Pres
dent Johnson
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept g. 1865
large Union meeting held last night at the Me-
tropoan theatre, and addressed by Senators Nye
Stewart and others. The meeting adopted resolutions
omplimenting Messrs Nye, Stewart and Representative
Ashley.
General Connor, commanding the Department OF Utah,
Grvcd from Salt Lake Monday night.
The New York herald., 1866-09-06
TNe UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

luycrroN CRY, Kansas Sept s, 1896.
General Pope to-day erected the initial stone Of the
Uuion Pacific Road, South Branch, with appropriate
Ceremonies, and the grading Of the road comm need.
Generals Pope Davidson and others made appropriate
addresses. party of surveyors now locating the
roal TO the southern line Of Kansas via Neosho and
Grad rivera
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

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gogriesors stamp over the cork Of each bottle Il any
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