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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-08

HoNEsTY.-A few days since colored man
named Lemucl Williams went into L. E.
Gould's boot and shoe store, No. Ill Federal
street, and told tine proprietor he owed him foul
dollars Mr.. Gould replied thst he was not
aware of any Indebtedness by Williams. He
had purchased pair OF bots there and had
paid for them. Every true" replied Williams
''but in making change you gave me five dol
lar bill instead of one dollar bill; and here i:
the four dollars that belongs to you'-handna
Mr.. Gould that amount. He was rewarded fo
his honesty by Mr. G. 1t is not every man
white or colored, that possesses the honesty ex
hibited by Williams.
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z. S. & P. RALRoAD.-A correspondent of
the Boston Journal says rumor has it that the
Eastern railway will lease or purchase the
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth railway, tie
contamination of which will occur January
have been ordered at the Eastern railway car
factory at Salem. Changes have been mace
in conductors. They will pro badly have to al
tarnato
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WARRINGTON.
POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION

WASHINGTON, Dec THE Post Master Gen
eral has sent a letter to the House of Repre-
sentatves asking an appropriation of $25, 1885,
698 for service ending June 80, 1872. The re-
ceipts from postage and the standing appropri-
atoms for free mail service is estimated at SOL =
~
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New Advertise ments To-Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Free Evening School for Young Men and Women
Insurance. .Chas. G. Evans.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre. =. This Evening.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
New Orleans Molasses. .Thos. Lynch u Co.
Notice. :. Estate Of Clement PhinnAy.
Lost Cape.
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NEW IAAMPsHIRE.

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 7.-Mr. William F. Fer.
nald, at the cd Raynes yard in this city, has a
ship on the stocks with ways under her and
nearly ready to launch. She is for SALE Her
keel was laid fully two years ago, and she is
said to be ths only ship on the stvcks between
Bath and New York. The only other craft
now building here is a small schooner at Capt.
Marcy's yard.
The Weather iS do ,idadlv cup,p,ar;ol,
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ARMY OFFICERS RETIRED,

Only two officers have been retired in ac-
cOrdance with the Recommendation of the Han
cock board. Others against whom allegations
have been filed have resigned and the others
will make defence against the charges
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HYMENIAL.-The Congress Square church
was well filled yesterday noon on the occasion
OF wedding service, the parties united being
an officer Of an Argentine ship, residing in this
city, and daughter of the late Capt John
s. Wilson. Rev. Mr.. Gibbs oficiated in a
happy manner, employing the usual Epscopal
marriage service in the modified form in which
it is placed in the service book used in the
Universalist denomination, and he performed
the ceremony without recurrence to the book
The bride looked very pretty, attired in brown
travelling suit. The organ was well played by
Mr.. Shannon, the organist of the church. The
newly married couple left for Boston by the af
ternoon train.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING,
WEDNEsDAY-State vs.. Michael Ready. Search
and seizure. Fined $50 and costs.
Ann Murphy. Search and seizure. Respondent
discharged on plea OF misnomer.
Daniel Reardon Search and seizure. Continued
Mes
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2-Freights are quiet and
steady for both foreign and coastwise. We quote
New York 1c by steam to Philadelphia lc do: Mo-
lasses to New York by steam So So Sugar to do 81.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Dec. THE iapannng kiln at
the works of P. s. f. Corbin, at New Britain,
exploded to-day. The building was destroyed
and an adjoining foundry building was in
jured. Loss $4,000.
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A PERFECT line of White, Black and COL
ored genuine Kid Gloves offered at reduced
prices at Cogia Hassan's. dec2d1w
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AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL.-The worlds
great remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption
and all affections of the Lungs and Throat.
dechth-d2 ,w1t
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TIL r = IL ESS
Thursday Morning, December 8, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.

w Our advertising patrons are requested TO send
IN the'r copy as early IN the day as possible. Id
rerfisenaents to appear Monday morning should be
sent in Saturday, mo. Sunday)
"a Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
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The weather is decidedly summerish.

The Congressional nomination takes place
Tuesday. Gordon stock appears to improve.
The Chronicle, under its new management, op-
poses Ella and appears to favor Wheeler 1t
also goes in for the Concord railroad ring, al
though the citizens are almost unanimous
against it.
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GOV, WALKER ADDRESS,.
RICHMOND, Dec. 7.-Gov Walker, in his
message to the Legislature to-day strongly
urged the organization of a State Militia, stat
ing that if he had control of one company of a
hundred organized and equipped militia he
would have completely prevented or quelled
the recent election riots. He also recon-
mends that the State assume the entire liabili-
ty incurred previous to 1861 and that West
Virginia pay her proportion of such indebted
ness directly into the State Treasury.
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRAD

NA11ONAL BOAHD OF TRADE.
BUFFALO, Dec 7,-sixty delegates, repre-
sentlng all the prominent cities OF the country
were present at the opening of the third ses-
sion of the National Board of Trade this morn.
ing. Tho reports of the Executive Committee
and Treasurer were read, and Frederick Fraly
was reelected President for the ensuing year.
Among the Vice Presidents elected was Avery
Plummer of Boston. Various statistical re-
ports were presented and business committees
appointed, and the Board adjourned until to-
morrow
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Crspin strike still
continues, all negotiations between manufac-
tnrers and workmen having proved frutless.
The Manufacturers Trade Union Yesterday re-
solved unanimously to adhere to the new scale
OF wages and unite in measures which will en-
able the trade of the city to compete with that
of the country. The principal manufacturers
have two or three months stock on hand, and
are confident the Crispins cannot stand SO long
a siege; while the smaller manufacturers, less
favorably situated, are more disposed to COM
throughout the city are coming to the support
of the Crispins, and the strike promises to be
long one.
Later.-The Crispins this evening appoin ted
committee who will meet similar commit
tee of their employers tomorrow to make a
final effort to harmonic the difficulty.
The report that the crew of the missing
steamer Mariposa had been picked up is not
credited by the agents of the fine in this city.
The breaks in the English cable are only ten
miles apart and about fifteen miles from the
American shore. One was grappled and
buoyed yesterday, and it is expected that the
repairs will soon be completed.
Mayor Wood IN his veto of an extensive wood
pavement job to-day condemned wood pave
ments altogether and recommended that only
stone be used hereafter.
THE SHIPPING INTEREST.
AT a meeting of the Executive Council of
the Shipowners' Association to-day PROPOSE
tons were read to be submitted at the general
meeting on Wednesday. 1t is proposed that
the shipowners' interests be urged in Congress
during the present session with view to seek
ing redress from the oppressive port charges of
New York. They will also seek the repeal of
the law by which American shpowners are
prohibited from purchasing toreign-built ships,
and demand a revision OF the custom house
and consular laws. The exorbitant port and
wharfage charges are declared as outrageous
extortions, calculated to annihilate the ship
ping interests of New York and dire ct them TO
Philadelphia and other ports.
DEATH OF RAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT.
ELMIRA Dec. John p. Cox Superinten-
dent of the Pennsylvania s. New York Cen
trail Railroad, died this afternoon at Waverly
from apOplexy.
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"A. R.-Our notice of the final perform
ance of the Drummer Boy was unfortunate
ly crowded out of yesterday mornings issue.
1t is sufficient to say that the house was
crowded in every part. The success Of this
drama has been most remarkable; fol we be-
lieve there is no record of any similar perform
ance ever taking place in this city there
such immense audiences have gathered to wit
uess it for four nights running. The gentle
men of the G. A. r. who have had the matter
in charge have good reason to feel proud of the
tact and skill with which they have carried the
business arrangements through, and the ladies'
and gentlemen whose acting has delighted and
attracted so large portion of the community
We are glad to hear the profits will approx
mate S7OO
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GLE ORGQA..


AUGUSTA, Dec. 1.-THE Democrats elected a
Mayor to day and all the City Council Troops
were present at the polls but no disturbance
occurred.
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FRESH Eggs and Choice Butter at whole
sale, at % Spring st. nov29th-1w
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ALAB AM "A.


THE GOVERNOR QUESTION IN COURT.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 1.-The Circuit Court
this morning summoned w. II. Smith, who
still holds the Executive Chamber to appear
this afternoon and show cause for Withholding
the books and papers and other State docu-
ments from Mr.. Lindsay, who formally de-
manded them.
Later.-Smith subsequently appeared in
court but the proceedings were postponed till
tomorrow, the sheriff being put in the mean
while in charge of the property of the Office.
ELECTION OF U. 8. SENATOR.
Judge Goldthwait, formerly of Massachusetts,
was to-day elected u S. Senator for four years
from the 9th of March next, receiving 65 votes
to 30 for Warner, and IA for Harrison-Repub-
lican. One Democrat was absent and two
Republicans did not vote.
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THE wooden pavement is a great improves
ment, but the viands at Webster's saloon, I'M
der Fluent's Hall, are positive Injuries.
sept2OeOdtf
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. Money steady at 8 CT per cent. It Is reported
that another lookup of currency in which two or
three prominent firms concerned, is now in prep
aration Government bank examiner is also in
the city with view to appointing SPECIAL Treasury
agent to watch the banks and Money market and
guard oanst any combinations for di turbing the
merchants or currency. Sterling Exchange weak at
1889 @ 109.
The following are the closing quotations of Stocks:
Western Union Telegraph Co. ................. AL
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WE have been using woodrufrs violene
Ink for some time past on our books and
letters, and can testify to its easy fowin, and
pen-preserv;ng qualities. 1t does not gun nm
and is instantly very distinct. We would ad .
wise al: bookeepers to adopt it on their books
when opening up a new set 1t dries quickly
and does not rub off
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ALL the French shape hats at Cogia Has
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-12-08

BURLEIGH. ST Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in town
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FEssENDEN Bros, Lancaster Hall, have the
Old Franklin Almanac for 1871. 1t makes a
specially Of vast amount of useful informa-
ton which is overlooked by other similar peri
odicals,
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Go to Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, fu t
best and cheapest Oyercoat.
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CH1LDREN's Plush hats at Cogia Hassan's.

GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
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Valuable Lot of Land at Auction.

ON Tuesday, Nov Goth, at r. NJ. We shall sell
~ the valuable lot OF land on Soutberly Corner
OF Congress and Neal Streets Said lot Is 80 feet on
Congress and 100 feet Neal ST. This Is ono OF the
most desirable lots in the city, suated on the line
oil the Horse Cars, in the immediate vicinity OF sous
OF the finest residences at West End.
Terms at sale.
nol9td F.O. BAILEY s. CO., Auc'ioneers.
V-The sale of the above property was postponed
account of weather, to Friday. Dec 9tb at same
time and place. del I'd
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success. If.
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BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh.
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THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. If.
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ADJUSTMENTS To. MoRRow.-Qnite list Of
attractions are offered in the amusement line
tomorrow afternoon and evening. The High
st. Society have an Apron Sale and Festival
at the vestry OF the church during the after
noon and evening, at which Christmas en-
blems and gifts will be for sale in addition to
aprons and refreshments. The Samaritan
Association will give delightful concert and
danca at City Hall at which the Kreutzer Club
will sing and the Portland Band furnish the
music for the dance. The St. Lawrence st.
Society will hold Fair and Levee at Lincoln
Hall at which many pretty articles both for
useful gifts and for ornament may be procured
and Barnes holds an Assembly at Fluent's
Hall
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I SALES.
AUCTI.
aekery, Sci
Furniture, Carpets, Or
at Auction

ON Friday, Dec Q. at ten NJ, at salesrt, "'HVs
Shit in n. W. and Hair Cloth, Sitting Room Set
b. W, and Striped Terry, B. W. and Painted Cham
Der Sets. Lounges in Terry and Damask. Feather
Beds Hair ard Cotton Mattresses Spring Bed Sinks.
Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, Paror Cabinet Bedstead,
Dining Room Chairs MAGE Parlor Coal stove Air
tight and Cook Stoves, Bedding, Crockery anu Gia
Ware, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
dc6-ti +. o. BAILEY 81 Co.. Aacrrs.
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WOODEN Under Clothing, Linen
Goods. &c. at Auction.

an Saturday, Dec 10, at ten NJ, at office. We
~ shall sell to close consignment, two pieces Mos
cow Beaver, Cassimeres, Under-Shrts and Drawers,
Over Shirts, Table Linen and Cloths. Napkins and
Doylies, Towels, invoice of Fancy Goods, Dress
Goods, Hosiery, Cutlery, &c.
Gc6td +, o, BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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THEATRE.-Ida Lesle's combination compa.
ny made their first appearance before Port
land audience last evening, and created a very
favorable impression. The sensational play of
Under the Gas Light was we'll placed upon the
stage, and the different characters were hand
somely sustained, Notwithstanding the fatigue
of the actors, who had just arrived from Que
bee via railroad. In the character of Laura
CORTLAND, in this play, Ida Leslie exhibited
great histrionic talent, and she was repeatedly
applauded. The other actors were we'll I'D in
their parts The dock and railroad scenes
were vivid and powerful. In the after-piece of
the Fool of the Family, Ida showed that she
possessed great versatility in acting, and she
kept the audience in a roar in her personiica-
ton of Betty Saunders.
There was good attendance last evening.
This evening the plays will be Naval Engage
ments and Kathaleen Mavourneen, in both OF
which Ida Leslie will appear.
POLICE ITEMs.-Last night, about mid night,
disturbance took place at the boarding house
of Mrs. Carleton, corner of High and York
streets. The police hearing the noise went to
the house and arrested three men whom they
took to the station.
Patrick Moran went to Mrs. Settings board
ing house on Commercial street last night and
applied for lodgings. When he got ready to
retire he missed his wallet, containing $123
He at once went down stairs and charged
the inmates with robbery, and scene o.
confusion followed. Officers Shirley and Han.
son, who were passing heard the noise and
Moran threaten to have his money or Their
lives. They forcibly entered the house, and
while one remained the other went to the sta
ton and returned with Deputy Decelle and of
hcer Merrill. A search of the inmates was
at once begun and while it was going OF
Mr.. Hanson picked up the wallet on the floor
when it had been dropped by one of the par
ties. The Deputy counted the money ant
found it to be correct and the property was re-
stored to Moran.
SACCARAPPA.-A protracted meeting at the
Methodist church begins next week to continu,
fortnight.
Mr.. Abel Foster closes his dye-house her
the present month having erected more ex
tensive building on Union street, Portland t
which he removes.
An entertainment for Foretathers eve De
| cember 21st, is announced by the L. M. G., t
consist of music and Rhetorical EXERCISES tn
proceeds of which are to aid the Congregation
al Society.
The amount of water in the PresumpscOt
ample. Occasional Interruptions have arise
when the gates at the Lake have been shut 70
| repairs, but not otherwise.
"a stray cow yesterday created a collision a
.he railroad station by which the tender OF th
lreight tram was injured. Conductor O. Brion
train took up the freight to Saco river on tim,
causing but little delay of either train.
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Dominion of Canada.

THE CANADIAN PAPERS ON THE MESSAGE
TORONTO, Dec. 1.-THE Globe in long edl-
toriai on the Presidents message says with re-
spect to the St. Lawrence that navigation IS
only possible by the aid Of canals, which are tho
result OF Canadian enterprise. The river can
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CO M NJ Il ES CIAL,
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,

"eCc1pts by Railroads ana SGeamDoats'
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, 637 bbls
Hour, car shocks, do edgngs, 60 potatoes, do
shoe pegs, do shingles, do starch, do spirits.
40 ccrn, 70 do lumber, do bark, do sundrles
shipments East, 600 bbs. -four car sundries; ship
ashes.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-57 cases, IS obs, 80
muttons, 16 pkgs household goods 95 bags barley, IL
boxes axes So pkgs sundries.
n STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN.-30O bbls.
our 20o hides bbls stove Innings, II pigs tin, 80
casks nails, 25 bbls sugar. 20 and 20 bales do
mestics % boxes TIM "a do glass ware 30 do cheese,
10 kegs soda, 10 tubs butter, AZ Shoes hid
asses, 25 terces lard Is casks soda ASH 20S green
hides 200 pkgs to order; for Canada and up country
piano, case copper tubes, 20 bdls pasteboard, /
machine, plates IRON, 25 pkgs furniture, bbls. OIL
oales cotton, q bdls leather, 80 bbls dye stuff,
pae' Wool, 81 casks yellow oker, 1875 pkgs to order.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car bbls
do straw, do blocks, 1O2 bds paper, II cases do
So sets springs, 10 cases goods, do oil CLOTH II
poxes axes "a carboys n sacks waste, 80 do rags 81
Boston.
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Groceries and Store Fixtures at
Anct10n

nN Monday, Dec 18th, at 1-2 M, we shall SCH
" at Salesroom. Sugar. whole Coffee, Tea, Canned
Goods Pickles, five bbls pure Cider. livery cholce)
Spices, Cream Tartar, Saleratus, Mustard. Figs.
Clothes Pins, Sal-Soda. Canary. Seed. Sulphur,
Starch. Fancy, Family and Laundry Soaps, Tam
arinds, Flour, oil and Extracts Crocksry, Brushes,
Backing. Syrup, Fancy Goods, &c. Also Store
Fixtures, Show Case Counter and Platform Scales,
Meat Saw Knives, Measures. Tin Ware, so.
dc6td f. %. BAILEY q CO.. AuctIonssrs.
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. if.
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NEW YORK, De-. 7-Afternoon.-1here was much
great activity in the Stock Exchange this afternoon
IMAM for several days past. There was pressure to
New York,Central stock and scrip commend to de-
CINE and Western Union to advance, and the opin.
ION gains ground that the Vanderbilt clique is oper-
nave been mainly to exchange one stock for the
Other; The other leading Railroads suffered from
ane decline of New York Central, and the market
generally tended downward.
, Geld closed dull and steady at 11O3, the range Of
the day having been only per cent. Governments
OuOt9fions. " w ~ o-o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-26
Gravelotte.

,r,, This morning the New York
- renort Of the battle at GraTeiotte
1Ite W." 18Th instant. This report Is quite
On S" for telegraphie account, and
10 on;tc significant Of the astonishing h'ef
,,riss of the journalism of these days.
Ma man can read this account Withou'
h.y;nc his estimate of the courage ana IN
treniditv of both French and russians
.,.oa+,v elevated. The French, as being the
hn,l;cercnt at greatest disadvantage. VIII A-
49, osnec;al admiration for the bravery,
o+arnv and military skill with which
t,ev maintained their ground ana cohuue'-
"a tho battle against the odds OF TWO 70
ono which was still further increased ny
arrival Of great army under sTEiSAkTz TO-
'nands the latter part of the days struggle
Vow the French and those who symla.h'He
,,.;,, Them must dcplore from the bottom
80 ,h.;r hearts the mismanagemcnt whlch
reauced such hcroism, such untaiterlng
courage. and uudying bravery, amidst the
drcadfnl scene of carnage for so many
hours to the vain effort to retrieve fortunes
that were lost as it were by default. The
grand achievement Of the day on the French
side seems to have been the successful and
ORDERLY retreat to a second line, and the re-
newal of the fight therefrom with undated
ardor and effect.
The French army of BAzA1NE at Grave
lotte has indicated the French honor and
fame. 1t fought as the French did under
NAPOLEON the First. True, the desperate
charges which distinguished that great
mans battles seem not to have been made
ut Gravelotte. We suppose it was not prac-
ticable. But such cannonading, with such
fearful havoc, we suppose, has rarely peen
known in the history Of war.
The fate of the day evidently was doubt
full until night closed in, and it was settled
at last by the reInforcements under sTElS-
METZ, who, without the knowledge OF the
hlne, Won MoLTKE, or BISMARCK, came IN,
like BLucHh.. at Waterloo, to turn the tide
of war.
Such fight rs that Il. Gravelotte the
world should think sufficient to en.i.'A both
bellicerents to the award of honor ano
glory enough, and to end their hostlllties'
Certainly there was blood and life enough
shed there to satisfy any demand. AS with
duellists, where honor is indicated by
bravery and blood, it is pity friends could
not interfere after such fight, and end the
struggle between nations, and restore
peace. It would avoid world Of human
affection.