The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-26

territories is tho russiaa military law requfins every
man, no matter what his condition Ia lie 20 4
certain portion OF The best period Of his life in the
army.
There must have been some imporantsubecr for dis
ctsson and Consideration during mis- WEEK Ems hos
beeu graced by ne only OF the King hut
OF his Prime Minister the Count de bismarck aud his
representative IN Paris tue Count de Goliz This
raordinary meeting undoubtedly connected with the
recent feeier which France has recenlly thrown out
upon the annexation OF Northern schleswg. violation
There is said to TO good doai OF feeling in govern
mental circles regarding the projected meeting OF the En-
perois o france anu Austria Ht Sazbura, which, al
though undoubtedly intended as q mark OF sympsthy
and coincidence on the part OF Napoleon not without
PonuoaL s,gnncancc exhibiting as does the mutual
oesre OF france and Austria TO remain good terms.
Is understood here thai tho result OF the conference
between the KING Of Prussia and Bismarck and the
return 70 Paris 70 distinctly inform the French govern
ment thai Prussia considers che scheswig IS Of
purely German and BY no means Of international.
Prassi. you may rest assured, Will not only annex
Nortn scnieswg without consulting the people, she
stipulated she would in the treaty Of Prague but sbs
vail do o. IN spite ADD defiance tho psctas,s OF Aus
ira and france In case the latter chooses TO mako one
would DO invaluable 10 her in csss OF war via, france
An annual cure at one Of toe waorng places with
whicn Germany abonnds Is seemingly essential portion
has or thinks he has, some disease; and In Germany
tnore are sources a. which AL PROMISED allie
thousands Of the German people spends mouth at soe
one OF the springs where health and pleasure seeking
are combined Here the waters supposed to be
ticrlary efncacous IN bronchial and pulmonary dis
cases. but also said TO have beneficial those
OF the liver aud the nerves They are alkaline and
warm, the source which s vogue the sKessel-
brunn having temperature OF rs degrees Fahrenheit
In taste this very much resembles Of light veal
soup and three or four glasses Of drank In tho
morning ~ intervals OF fifteen minutes. which are filed
up with promenades 70 the musi Of band After this
comes breakfast and then bath In this sof, delicious
then climb the mountains or donkey ride
or. Tor those who prefer IT, little exctsment st the
rouge OF noir or roulette tables TIL dinner
Professional players do not paronizs Ems much
thoy do Hombore tho advantage" or 'percentage
70 the bang 10 considerably at the former thsu at the
latter Here the rouge Of NOR 10 played with the fu
a and the roulette with zeros winch gives bank
Juss double the percentage which Il has at Homburg
playing hero Is there although the tables seem veil ps
tronized from mornipg At eleven. when tho play
mences until midnight when IL closes. BY the recent
annexation Prussia, which hong since prohibited gaming
her own territories has into Of three
Of the principal gaming hslls in Enrops-Homburg.
w be stopped Ill those places and tho propresors
Of these games hotel and lodging Keepers and
trades people are now worrying terribly at tho prospect
or this result. which they viii DO the ruin Of their
towns
Gaming baalshed from the Pussan terrltosy vii, still
hold in Switzerland and little principslity
ef MoaacO-whose sovereign derives his sole revenue
from the games. French company. too has just OBJ
little repubs 81 S%i dxnd 10 sSs so"h Of
Franco; 30 that In any event those who fond Of
weoisg the blind divinity viii still DO able 70 hud slears
As at all the other gambling places OF Germany. the
bookshops at Ems abound professional upon
unintia.sd variety Of infAbls methods BY which the
games may be beaten and fortunes realized. II Is
LITTLE singular that the dcoverers OF these systems, in
stead OF trusting to the uncertain career OF literature for
livelihood do not personally apply their prcccpts 70
practice and come here and win themselves the fabulous
amounts which they promise Others In obedience 70
ssFong natural curiosity purchased several Of these
brochures and after carefully studying thcm attempted
70 carry their rules into practical operation with the
sulse:-
following up the precspts Of the .ad cheapest
dussd m,ne to nothing In just fourteen minutes With
,hs 'sare mode Of Winning the maximum IN less than
.s 10 sSs nr" ~ shon. nIns and
half The professor would doubtless have explained
away this extraordinary failure Of his system upon the
very plausible and evident theory that capital was
sufficiently large and that had succeeded In hold
ing out just thirty seconds longer would undoubtedly
Following the advice Of sshs truth upon hazard, with
explanations OF the Lao OF r0usste offering infalb,e
means OF conQuerng all banks and games OF hazard and
play roulette With the absolute certainty OF win
ning-by mathematician" instead OF my 'conquersag
the hank" conquered me, almost before had time
.infaiiibs msana" fear thai The MATHEMATICIAN
who wrote y had omitted some necessary figures
All thess s'systsas" for boating banking games are
based upon the falscy thai 'chsuce subject Lac,
woSS nS ons:. Ssv: say we're %..nn
Because "red" ''bIack" u Gar 10 advance Of
~ opposite ooIc!. the latte. must sooa win. and
the equilibrium" be reseored because certain color
In favor a il osiss No two ssrss o. sight Vii come
aDhesisns upea which shs .systsms for beat
iag banks based, and these eli false After
is JUS = likely to fall into rsd on the eleventh tun
Of the wheel - Il wss on the first, there being
nsS:n whatever es.ssS the tenth cca eleventh 'Ssna
exactly equal 50 With the rss'oasion oil the eQuii
brium."
or rouge eS poir the ''red" has hfty umes more
than the "back" upon the principle OF the aphorsm
that within given period any two opposite simple
chances viii appear an equal number OF times" the
player upon this system would Immediately commence
backing the latter. He might win aud he might lose.
Of the ssyssem-" II Is probable, although by
pos capable OF demonstration By mathematical
proof that = he.huseaa When a ne s was boy, had
the air during twelve hours day OF his lfe about an
equal number OF ''heAds' and "tas' would have made
their appearance But tho attempt 20 limit this
restoration OF the equilibrium, to condne il within
the circle OF hours days. weeks months OF even
"a. any oos 20 s sooW .od
cost here and at other German gaming PLACES result IN
nothing but loss.
Attn at moon, and this Is the first visit the dstin
guished diplomatic has made 70 Ems theto was, OF
course great curiosity him. Af,er stopping long
enough a bis hotel 10 arrange his toilet he out,
accom- panied by . gentleman and, walking along the
psomeusds, met the King. Bismarck took on his hat,
his pronersd hand. After uusrng few apparently COM
uonplacs remarks walked on together towards
tine Kings apartments, whore they remained together
for nearly three honrs Whst occurred ~ thai inter-
new viii probably be known detail: bat - the
Count Dc 0cx Was seen 70 90 IN soon siisr 70 prooa
Bile thu: France formed important item 10 the con-
vsesetoa.
Wbsn the meeting was over Bismarck came out alone.
and being joined BY Of the Kings nsphsws the
too Stroll down the main promensds OF the public
garden Bismarck attracted much more attention than
did the Klss N hs walka EvsFybody stopped = he
asd me ladss b. curssying, Bismarck acknowledging
the complmeut b. removing bis hai. Hts photographers
do nos d. hin Justice Hn face OF the thorough feu-
tosjc type; HE museachs which appears black 10 his
pscsurcs = vol hs hair, p almost white, ssd the
lines upon HE fscs noi nearly - marked - bis PIC
tur,s represent then. His face ns NOR appearance
an fraufnsss and sss Of sinister Expression In than
bsd sostipsasd. He Is Smelly formsd so,,diy os,i'
- ana must b. three inches over SIX feet height
Inhoosh he seemed pleased with the Attention paid
him, be probably thought u sss little VOC mech. ,sd
after taking single turn 10 ths garden "'"sa AVS
In fact since Bismarck has been here King William
has evidently become very ssconsry object OF strsc.
ton Formerly, Whenever he walked, . crowd followed