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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
Fresh Oysters
UIREcT FROM BALTIMORE !
Ihe Hest IN the MARKET.
RECEIVED DAILY AT THE
RED STAR NrO = e.
ocHdA IA. CHAMPION.
RAllR
ChlcaSe, Rock Island ! Paci1e
Railroad.

s's alboUSGMtuts Auvse
Tssinsrun BY Chicago time which Il twelve min.
. uses lester than Davenport time.
1NANDA AFTER MONDAY. SEPT ., 1851,
y ana unsii further notice. trans will lesve
CC.enPcts eaaly, lSundays sxcepted) - follows
Yong lat Nail train II 90, 4. 4.
- Night express ........S S6, ?. ..
~e'ns wess-ist. Express and Mail for Des
Moiner and Warrington. !. IS A.:
"a. Aixed, for Des Aoines ssd
Auscatine. ...........e.20e.n.
=. ea,,Ne :. DsvseSers daily, (Sundays sxeepss1
From the Eass-lss Night espress Il. = -, =
ID Daily En- 3 mail. Is 80. ?. =.
from we "set-lst Mixed from Des Moines
SIS A..
I'd. Express from Des Moines
and Washington. -. .s.oSf.s.
coHxRcsloxs.
A. Chicago With ali Eastern Routes.
Al Joiles With .. A. / .. l.. X. T. for Bloom.
ington. Springfield, &c.
Louis. Cairo, Ac.
AZ Pond Creek With c. B. 4 q. 4. 4, for Dus-
iingtons keokuk and Quiscy.
A. Peoria With 7. r. Z ]. B, b. Ae.
Al Des Moincs. Iowa City. end Washingte
With Western Stage Co.'S Stseee. for I'll poinse
West, Southwest and Northvese.
Sleeping Co:ehss On ell Night sssiss ThfensA
Tickets for sale ead BseeaSe sAeseed to Pfin-
eips! Esstsrn Cities and fcSne.
r. A. HALL, Ass't Gen. DuDk Chicago.
4. KmDAia, Aess. Sept leWa Div1eieo.
Z. q. HaaaA Aet Dsvsspsil
Oovo0OoRl SN01 2 1oR
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MINNESOTA.

MINHEAPoLIs, Oct. j-Russell Parker.
lately of Canada, was accidently drowned
this afternoon.
The Burnett House and five buildings
adjoining were burned, on Friday Loss
slNNNO
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Erad'ey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,

(rERy FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASlLY
when in use to occupy small space frs-
k.ug thc most Agreeable Skirt worn. l.. all
slIe-. al Wholesale am Retail hy
ISAAC RrRNtIS
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. G.-The STA
Ella Faber, from Louisville for Henderson,
Ky. sunk near Carrolton yesterday. The
boat was valued at - 900, and was insured
in Louisville iiices
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07

Chicago Markets.
BY Telegraph. Oct. I.
Flour-Quet and firm.
Wheat -Demoralised; prices lower and irreg
ular owing to large receipts here ard II Milwsu
kee, and unfsvorable New York advices. Clos
ing prices No. 2, 92Gl.92i5 No. /. / as
| No. 3, s5G.l Sc.
Corn-Genersly lower. but more active: !.
os0tl OF for No ! l.o5al.O6k for No. 3; l.c.
Gfl.osls for Rejected.
Oats - Moderately active, steady at SAG
s4sl.
Kye-Lower. ,2s9l.2s14 for No. !.
Barley-Ac.ive a shade bettsr; l.i7al liz
rejected, l.o7@l o.
! Pork-Quet, "2.75@2i
Bulk Meats Nominal
Lard shade easier l3Il3j,.
! Whisky-Duil. 2.S9 in bond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
AGAIN IN BUSINESS +!
w. =. MARCs

Furniture Repolrer and Dealer,
rs AGAIN PREPARED TO RENOvATG
i old Furniture and Upholstery, and buy end
exchange Furniture.
His new Shop end Store 10 ct .9s9 Brady It..
FIRST store room above Fifth.
e. All orders promptly filed. deel3.dt1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07

Da, BuLl-Dear sir: Ny husband, DR.. q. =.
johnson, ~ss stillful surgeon and physician 10
Central New York. where he died, leaving the
above q. =, johnson TO my care. Al thirteen
years Of age he had . chronic diarrhes and
scrofuls, for which gave him our Sarsspssil-
la. II cuase Nm. ! have for ten yesrs recon-.
and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores and general
debility. Perfect success hes attended Il The
cures erected 10 some coses Of scsofula and fever
sores we're almost miraculous, am very an1.
ious for my son 10 again have recourse 10 yeus
Ssrsaparills. He Is fearful Of getting sspuSious
article. hence his writing TO you for Il. HE
wounds are terrible. but believe he will rseov.
er. Respectfully,
JsxulD Jonnooa
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LOOK HERE
SMITH THE Halter
sFoR 81 AND UPWARD

sFOR 81 AND UPWARD
CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures broad and burly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for faces 0slanehoiy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing,
HATS that give look commanding;
HATS for walking, riding. driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pic.nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions;
HATS that stand all kind Of mauling,
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing,
HATS grease. proof, in storms unfs,ling,
HATS air>chamber-G, Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cut shine in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admiYed BY lovely woman;
HATS with which room to enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown, your knowing casters
HATS oft sent hundred miles for.
HATS that boys and misses Sigh sor,
HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen and for sailofl,
HAS that grace the work for tailofs;
HATS that would saint entics,
HATS, prime Hats, at any prieei
HATS THAT h HATS
At Smiths
sign ~ BLACK Bear.
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Il. Il ALL & CO.,

Worcester, fAAsa.
MANUFACTURERS
Daniels and Gray
s. Woods
PL A N IL r s,
Sash Mondnge, Tenoning. Power and Foot M0ftis
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Scroll Saws. Re Saving and variety Of other Ma
chimes, and articles for working Wood. Also, the
best Patent Hub Mortising Machine In the World
Send for our 1ilustrn ed Catalogue. iy3-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07

young man giving bis name as Samuel
0. Pierce, Jumped into The river from Ken
zic street bridge yesterday, during an attack
Of deliriuu tfemens.
A robbery Of 81 head Of cattle was dis.
covered few DAYS sincs. from large herd
sen, 20 Calamet for keeping. by Culberteen
4 Blair. Ga Friday the hides Of the Miss
in z animals were found at the city slaughter
houses. and on Saturday Henry Schier and
John Kelley were arrested for the crime,
ard held TO bail in g., 800 each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
Bulls Sarsaparilla.
A Good RemsOm for the Capitalize
Faith.
READ TIE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER From HIS MOTHER.

i'cnton Barracks, Mo, April 80. 1855.
pR. JonN BuLL--Dcar Sir Know ing the 81
ficency Of your Snrsaparills, md the bealing
and bsrifcal qualities 1t possesses, send you
the following statement OF my case:
YVES wounded about two years sgo-waa ia
ken prisoner and conhed for sixteen month";
Being moved 50 often that my wounds have not
healed vet, l have not eat up . moment since ]
was wounded. ! am shot through the hips
My general health is impaired. and need some.
thing to assist nature. have more fsitn in
your Sarsaparills than 10 any thing else, ]
wish that that 10 genuine, Please e1psess me
half doren bottles and oblge
Carr. =. p. JosHsox. 81. Louis. No.
r. S.-Ths following IVES written April %
1858. BY Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt.
johnson:
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Competition spsa t. the World,


~ All enfriee must be made BY O'Clock p. n.
The dav previous TO each day's Estres 70 be
made ct Copp B Bros Livery Once.
Hone Enfespeise tickets are fog sale 81 Oevoe =
Crumpton's apd Blaekbufn's Book Stores. Rock =
lend. or Of the Proprietor 1t Port Bison, lille.
All tickets not sold must b returned on or beebee
the llth dsy Of October.
BAND or MuslC WILL BIZ IN ATTENDANCE.
Tieke4s % ceuts; Quarter stretrh Dadees Sue ~
4eotjog, an. u. FRANK 0Ol1No8R
cs.an. ssAlDs1sY. d.s4ssE
en- y. CORP. eee'y. ~ d4W0
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sTAN ARD SKIRT

For Young Ladies. Misses and Children they are
Superior to s Others. Inquire for The Duplex Elip
4 ipr double Spiing skirt. For SAlr IN all Storct
where Fsttt Glaze skirfe ld, throughout the l.
". and elsewhere.
WEST. BRADLEY Z CARY.
Sole pwncr- Of Patent and Esciu-iv, Nanutsctur-
ore. Warcbou.e and Oi.ce. 8! Chamber, ans - & 81
Hrsdc ST. y Y ieiI-dAWG.n
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m ACRE FARM ON BRADY STREET, OPP0-
~ sits New Fair Grounds. Price, e4.00o. Five q
two and haf acre lots will be sod II desiAed.-
Terms one-hale Cesh. Apply TO
auRl.dtf GEO. LII. PARkkR.
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ACALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA

Kingston p. o., Neehen Co.. Minn.,
April7, 80.
Mn JonS BuLt-pesr Sir: l moved from
Kentucky TO this place. The stores had none
your " orm DESTROYER for sale. They are great
" needed here in Minnesota. A trial 10 all that
is needed 20 give them reputation. We cane
do without them, Do send sopne out this .way
Yours, sincerely.
ID. u. Aanowoop.
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-0 'OcA
:,
~, ss.,..ee,.s msag'e' ana SAFES ngn' :"
"'''' F'e''o's ,"'e'
;, ~>"s'ae NA"r KOS
ny telegraph Oct !.
The market is yery suiet for the war, Of
| stock.
-.
Milwaukee Market.
Bv Telegraph Oct. =
Etor, nr,,. - o,a,o.o
Whsst-WasE ~ 81 ~ =, iv.zI@ iVo''
New York Market.
| BY Telegraph. October :.
Cotton STEADY =. on
for Tutr. S, .sns'g re sss sss.ve
Wheat = sa4c lower assHa as for No. 2
spring; 2 IS for No. l. on the spot.
Corn-Opened a shade trmer. closed heayv.
" n a,sI@ Is: s,i for mixed western.
eayo. ''"''7s 'o' INV ''1 -
Pork-Heav.: 23.7oeas 90.
Lard Quiet.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents, Read this Important letter.
You ARE INTERESTED IN ITS CONTENTS

Middlctown, Ind, April 2s. 60.
Mr.. N. l.. Dnplan writes ! do not know
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs any more
recommc ndations than Il has already attained
by its own merits. but will state that my little
son. aged about three wears. was severely at-
tackled last fall aud winter with light chlls. fol-
flowed by very high fever. throwing him into
.pasms or more properly hts lasting from half
an honv 10 one and > half hours at the aame
time the child has very strong symptoms 81
worms. Ny ply sician-- one Of The best in this
part Of the country Ahausted all his skill and
the Materia Medica 70 expcl the worms. and en-
tirely failed 20 bring any. ! thought jobs
Bull could do il. and gave the child the contents
of three boxes. in triple doses. night and mora
ing. with happy results. The child has not had
= spssm for over three months. aud instead OF
the bloMted mass that he was, he 10 now we'll
and hearty. "John Bull did ~"
Yours Truly,
n. l.. DpPim
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Bradlev's DuDlex Elliptic Skirt.

X1ERY tLEXlBLE, FOLDED i SIN
when ia use ~ occupy small space-fne.
king th. most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In AL
s.res Mt Wholesale bv " C. WADSW WORTH,
and Retail by wADSNORTH GO.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


oprIcr MERwIN's BLOCK, PERRY ST.
r,.vRSpOET. IOWA WITH FACILITIES IN
~ snrpa-sed added Il he experience ~ more than
weniy raars. bSpce TO merit lar share of patron
az. yscu.
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y. VI. DUNN,
Painter. Silnxier. Whttener and
Paper Hanger.

NO q FAST 90 81, BET. BRADY AND FERRY.
I REsPECTFrLLy CALL
49, ] the attention OF the public To
ss.an the , fac, tina, attend TO 81 Kinds
Wall Colornc, Whitening. Paper Hanging, Glazing,
etc. AL of which II promptly done and In mafnsr
that csDrot fall To give the most complete saisac ou
Charges moderate. Call aud see. iyl7-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
JOHN FUNCk,
INSTRUMENT a1HARPEVER

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF INSTRUMENTS
~ sharpened on the shortest notice For the accom-
mediation OF the public, he can be found every Thurs
day. ON Perry ct. about the Post Office, with HE
coutremene, aug5d3m
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n. -. RlCz II. -.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.


IF A REPUTABLE AND EXTENSIVE PRACTICE
L OF = srar- lrst basis for claim To the conf
dcncc oi the community DR.. X. present TINS
claim 10 the people OF Davenport and vicinity. and
al-o any other evidence Of proper qualification de.
sired
Da.enport. July &c, 1867. jy2T-diy.
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10 "a -

Az nov prepared to III 1ll ose9s . loW 9 ~ e
8 AlIoa u ChlcaGo, iaulGAie o11o1 Ne 80 -.
ss g. = h'sz = IN =; = MI & 1'sfsz ~ 81.
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Chile and Peru.

During our rebellion the negroes on the
James river said, Things are getting much
mixed" II is the same with Chile and Peru
The former wants war; the latter peace. Be-
tween civil strife and the Spanish lombard
ment Of their ports 1t is evident that they are
somewhat exhausted and yet they fight on
with kind Of logged tenacity which worries
out, II 1t does not conquer, fate. Our Lima
dates 10 May 2s indicate that the revolution
lately inaugurated by the octogenarian Cas-
tilla is ssill gaining ground In the south Of
Peru. AT the capital the war between Prsdo
and the Congress is Of a more bitter form than
ever, and Prsdo has threatened that he will
assume dictstorial powers II Congress does not
confer them upon him. This contest between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-25

Our special japan correspondence, pub
lished in the HERALD yesterday, shows that The
inevitable Yankees are opening the eyes of the
Japanese by all sorts Of enterprises, Of course,
as our correspondent says, "for enriching them
selves aud bene6ting the Japanese government
and the rest Of mankind" One Of the latest
enterprises by person representing American
capitalists, is to light up both Jeddo and Yoko-
hama with gas There are besides projects for
railways, telegraphs, and all sorts Of improve
ments; and the Japanese seem to take to these
new movements with great relish. II will
not be long before we have telegraphic com
munication with both japan and China across
the Pacific. Our merchants in New York and
San Francisco will soon know the state Of the
markets there each day, and regulate their
business accordingly. There is an immense
field for American enterprise in that populous
and rich part Of the world, and our citizens are
taking advantage oft Everything Is rapidly
tending to make this country and this metro
polls the centre Of commerce for the world.
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Our dates from Panama are 10 June L.
The r. R. Cuyler affair Is not yet settled. THIS
steamer appears to be very essential 70 the
plans of Mosqucra, but Il IL probable that &c
will not, in bis future dict&orial movements,
be able TO count upon ser The trouble
between the legally constituted Congress Of
the nation and Mosquera 10 taking . very
serious form, and can only result in another
bloody civil strife, which will overthrow the
dictator; for the two great parties which have
heretofore waged war against each other have
no great principles at stake in the Mosquera
affair, which is purely commercial specula-
ton, stirred into action for the possession of
Panama. Mosquera, therefore, can only gain
such adherents as may be purchased, and can
only hold on to them while his funds last.
In the meantime ii is Of vital Importance
that Panama should cut aloof from New Ora
NADIA and raise flag Of her own. The single
strip Of land which comprises her territory has
more OF future wealth and greatness in it than
the whole Of the remaining portion Of the
Jungle and mountain region called New Ora
NADIA, which hangs 10 the Isthmus Of Panama
like . gigantic curse upon its progress
Panama has . future Of its own before 1t, and
80 long as 1t 10 linked with State that il
doomed to at least q quarter of century more
of strife IL will remain struggling upwards
only to be thrust back again as its wealth
shows itself as prize for the rapacious hand
that may control the government Moreover,
il is curse to New Granada itself to have a
single strip Of It's territory so enriched by the
commerce of the world that its revenues be-
come the one glittering bauble at which every
political party grasps as the key Of its political
ambtion-the one great jewel that gives power
because 1t gives wealth. In the struggle for
the possession OF the prize all the true inter-
ests Of the country are forgotten, its progress
retarded, and the country given up to civil
turmoil
There is large party upon the Isthmus that
would gladly raise the flag Of independence,
and we shall no. be surprised to hear at any
moment that this has been done. They not
only owe II to themselves, in view Of the great
interests at stake, but to New Granada and TO
the commerce Of the world, which, with con-
slant increase, is flowing across the transit
between the two great oceans.
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Congress aad Prsdo confusing. IL is evident
that Castillo will have easy work before him.
and our next news may b. that the old soldier
Ii in control Of the government.
There appears to be glorious uncertainty
about the future phases Of the Spanish war
with the two republics of Chile and Peru.
The seapOrts destroyed, Spain can do no more
damage, and Admiral Nuhez oan only hope to
win more honos Of the Valparaiso type by
increasing the range Of his guns to that Of bis
braggadocio. Spain, Chile and Peru are, by
the continuance Of their war, lowering them-
selves TO the level Of children, in which they
show to the world that they have no dignity
either in the origin Of their strife or tho
method of prosecuting It, while the interior
dissensions Of Peru and Chile indicate . speedy
end 10 their alliance.
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plan substituted for Il which will admit Of .
large infusion Of the popular element THIS
once conceded, there is no end to the changes
which will follow in Its wake. Unless the new
system can be assimilated to that Of France it
Is plain that the monarchy itself must soon
succumb to the spirit of innovation and en-
croachmeat
These views are no longer confined 10 mere
speculation. The events which are daily trans
piring give TO them form and reality The new
reform bin has struck Q fatal blow at the he
reditary principle. An oligarchy is no longer
possible under the operation of its provisions.
We know it TO be fact that most Of the
sagacious minds among the dominant class
have long foreseen and been preparing
for the change. Even royalty has not
deemed itself 90 secure - to neg
lect the precautions which the prospect
suggests Prince Albert, who was more Of
statesman than the world gave him credit for,
and who was keen observer Of political indi-
cations, was not only himself alive to. but i'm
pressed upon his children, the necessity OF
making provision for what ID xuigariy called
"sraiay day:s Heaee The almost aiggardlE
ECONOMY and love Of accumulation which
have marked the habits Of the reigning
family.
We certainly did not expect that events
would have crowded upon each other with
such rapidity as to give to what appeared at
one time only remote possibilities the character
of actualities. The surrender by the Derby
government to the opposition Of everything
which they had undertaken TO defend. and the
abandonment Of the hereditary system by the
London Times, leave no doubt that Great
Britain is working through a revolution. which,
though silent and bloodless, prom ses to be no
less radical and comprehensive in its changes
than thosa which France passed through at the
close Of the last century.
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SPECIAL IrlrsaAm 70 the HERALD.

The Fight Between Elliott and GaiiasiAsr
III, Not Como Oa-tsaiiaGhcr Pays Flsr-
feit' CLsvE.Syp, Ohio, June "a p. ~
Tn. match between Charlie Gallagher aud jimmie
ro,, 10 nsh. On the 9th Of July declared. OF ON
Saturday last
Tn mea haA . meeting on Saturday at Gsnaghsrs
,ysn,us plaza Al which II was agreed tis>s ihs match
should be quashed, upon Gallashsrs paying Elliott the
sum Of slso Gallagher IL somewhat broten in health.
oving 20 noncompliance With bis training regime, and
A 10 said that this fact caused the breaking up OF the
match. Elliott is ready for Coburn, any other
man.
Seward and Fogary two ysuns pugilIs,s Of hls CITY.
sss training TO fight on We eth OF july,
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Our special kilograms have more than once
been called 10 question. They have never yet
been proved incorrect Subsequent events
have uniformly proved their accuracy. How
different with those Of the Associated Press
On Saturday we printed press despatch which
announced the refusal OF the Sublime Porte 70
comply with the request Of the great Powers
that hostilities be suspended 10 Crete, and that
the whole Cretan question be submitted to a
joint committee Of said Powers, including the
Porte. In yesterdays HERALD we gave another
press despatch, confirmed by one Of our own
specials, TO the effect that the Sublime Porte
bad accepted the collective proposal, and that
The commission was TO sit In Constantinople. II
Is difficult to acquit the agent Of the Associated
Press from the charge Of sending us - news
what Is only empty and unfounded rumor. We
ought 70 BE- better served
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War Appearance. In E.repo.

Two days ago we had cable despatch from
London intmsting that rumor prevailed toth
In Paris and Berlin to the effect that the rela-
tons between the Emperor Napoleon and KING
William of Prussia were not cordial. Yester-
day we printed special telegram from Berlin
announcing that Napoleon was still making pur-
chases Of horses on an extensive scale for the
use Of the French army. What does it all mean
Notwithstanding the results of the London
Conference does the Franco-Prassian difficulty
still remain unsettled! When the proceedings
OF that Conference were made public the
HERALD, glancing at the history Of Europe
from tho days oil the Romans downwards, and
taking into consideration the combustioie
elements of European society at the present
time, asked whether the treaty meant peace or
only an armistice. We were not sangaiue then
that war might not break out on the ancient
battle field Of Europe next spring or early
next summer. The most recent intelligence
does not encourage us to change our opinion.
There h much reason 10 doubt that Fraace
and Prussia will not become fast friends until
they have in open field and in fair fight tested
their strength. The Exposition will be got
over, and then II will become moro manifest
whether 1t is to be peace or war.
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ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

PovcHKnrsr, n. T.. Jun. "a,

P0uGHK WfNE N, T., june u, 1907. [
I O'Clock r. ~
This mornng IS The New York Express train On
the Hudson River Railroad reached point
mile below Garrson's, the forward truck under the
second passenger car suddenly broke, throwing the
car from the track but not upsstting H. The car was
ana although going 1t high rate OF speed nobody was
hurt Conductor 0verbaugh sent the detached cars psck
10 Psekskin and up the other track. The uain
vas consequently delayed houra The passengers ID
the car were greatly excited q the marrow eeoape
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SPECIAL TtlEsRAm TO the HERALD.
wAsaIsGros, Juno "a, 1851. |
1850 o'CLOCx y. n.


CINCINNATI, June IT. 1871
IL 80 O'Clock r. n. I
Henry ~ Diggins, q clerk Of the Manhattan Lfe In
surance Company OF New York, located here,
rested to-day charged with embezzing ten thousand
dollars Of the funds OF that company He Is on bail Of
twenty thousand dollars