davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-08-22

creased, the demand for it is diminished,
and the demand for 1abor to produce it
lcssened. Multiply this process by one
thousand, supposing that to 10 the number
Of protected trades in the country, and ron
havo every branch Of Industry robbing,
or seeking to rob. every other
hrnnch, until you come down to the farm
ers, toa1nsters, transpor.ers, common Ia
bofers, sewing girls, merchants, teachers,
and professional men, for whose 1nhor no
projection is possible. Where, aIr. Vel
ion, do you find the right to derrcss the
wages of Ill these clnsses, constituting
more than nine-tenths Of the people
of the United States, in order to
increase the wnges of tho other oae-scnth,
even it that we're possible? In
wlut part of the Declaration Of Inde-
rcndencc, or tho New Testament, is it
to he looked for2 But the attempt
10 incrrase wages by yeaer1l *ystem OF
protection, such as this country is nov
suffering under, is a delasion and a snare,
] wi!l-o -the-wisp, which. the more it is fol-
!"wed, the further of it il. We have tried
it niEe ycsrs, and the rate Of wages, even
III the protccted trades, }tas declined more
'hen 10 per cent, whereas it ought, cunsia-
nri.g The development of the country, to
ave increased in donb!e that ratio
, 1870-08-22

GOLD.
NV foRK. Auk. 9o.-The intelligence Of the
great PEusEiau victory at Nezony1lle excltel t7r
gold market to-day, and there we-e large traas-
actions. Before the formal opening Of tae rom,
sales were made AZ high az tle., but, when tie
session tetan. the price fell m. and ~ rpE Il.
l1sz Was touched. Coming wta the bea:lsh wAr
uews, was the rep11te,l advance OF 5-a34 in l. ,a-
don to -. the highest point reached since the oa-
break Of hostilit!es The increase Ut t!t+
SNORT interest In gold |, sh5vn
range from 70 Ees cent, while one s1xty-tau-;,,
Of Per cent VAS pail for the nSe Of the tyia TIL
Aonday. The treasure shipments to-ia5 were
$50, LOO, mostly In gold bars
GtyEsSMESrs.
The bond market WIS very dull, To-. r.lH-le of
business Eeing sl1al1 anu r Eu1:krt 'levosf Ct x
riteMent.
AusEr.
The week closes with =iei'i' ieeHh: IL uoaeJ,
at the late advanced rY.e5. tail oans Flugs t1on
TO per ces:. The ss::ii:;.ts vi ca--H:Sj 10 the
Interior have a. x-t i.tt.e a!.pfecla:sle elect
on the Ea,ket-
The stock marie: WAS less acs.ye zo-iay, and
,hc t,eao.x ser. nac, siti1t;cz thau y:,...ctay.
1,4rr. d, clur,I In s: af.ssasun. 1t Is :,.,;,ly
l,etey yeI :ha: tee cltser cap4rd oI ye,r-r.Ia, Nv
m. .:.- If wiie1s Aas :; Il. On til. sty:S,1ar
kes r!ta:1:t os:- vi, .:,c !sseuiau4 :3acc:,
t.o1 Ut -: als -asor alou: ID 5,us d, e- 4n4 III
tho beS. IT 1EassE.
FOREIGN FEEtGHrs
Among thc ftttChl engagements tnts ry,es -rare
ol atGr assl 4Fpa unc-hx,; pf ;ynir1
goes to HaEre for TIE Use Of ;ne Etench arms.
Ito tac AssoeIa:cd rsrsal
KECkC1Es FOR TAI: rKC:SlaS away.
NEW 4nEk. AIc. :-3--~uyet.sl German; f,,
ha5sed today On the oItg1iu- Steamer - Tnss7
teef IN the Prcss:an ar1ur ~
-s BOLD 7uEET.
4 tale& snatcheI sarcae!, balo1Zir. to la,1r-
ttufn etff1aer m lsEo:nfw3v s1is af,trno0n l.
eonsa!ata teFe!t tii,and tiUats worth OF Il, rs,
IT, lie WAS cauEht and the Properly rccoysr,sI.
:"xxELY MORTALITY.
Death. fo- the week, s9H.
Tile NATIONAL CANE
Of Hscok15H,7. - 's'"'9'
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4o"A SlEts Ang- ~
Correspondence y The C'hieay, Tr,bunt.
called meeting OF the Board OF ltegents oi
'he state University was held at Iowa City OF
Tic 18th inst, to consider tho resignation oi
ps. James Black, President Of the University,
ara other matters. Members present were
Mestrs. Merrill, Sfagle, Black, Arnold, Nc
Eeas> Merritt. Ki4soll, and Wilson.
The following IL synopsis OF their action:
1Ae Eub1ect Of President Blacks resie,s.
ttoi! bring referred to committee, who. after
in1l conferences with him, reported that they
haa leel enabled to arr ange with him that Lis
connection with the university should con-
tinut tltll December |, 1870, when. on mo-
uon, tho Resignation Of President Black was
accepted to take effect at that time. lfeBo1u-
no's weFe PASSED expressive Of the regret Of
she board and the loss to tho university occa-
stoned " Dr.. Blacks withdrawal.
Tie Ch2ir Of the Greek Lsng1lage and Lit
erature was created, aud the Chairs OF Latin
~ TO be Independent OF each other. Prof. L,
:. Parker. OF Grinncll, Iowa, was un .n.nou4-
y elected to the ctair created, aud lis accept
ancc siGnitiea BY telegraph.
Hon. Austin Adams, Of Dubuque, MAS unat,-
!nlouely elected member Of the Board Of
1rgeLts from the Tlird Congressional Dis
tr.ct, ricr Dr.. Bulls, resigned.
The resignation Of d.. Kennedy, OF Tipton.
Professor Of Obstetrics in the Medical Depart
moi t, vas received ard accepted.
on motion, the following committee ou the
presidency waa appointed:
Hon. James Wilson, Buckingham Hon.
e. ". S1aGle. Fairfield; Hon. i. s. Kisscll,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, Des
Noinet; Governor Samuel Morrill,, Des Nofnes.
With Instructions to correspond and otherwis.,
nbsain information with reference to tiIlinc
the position Of President Of tho University.
, 1870-08-22

will sell it to tho United States for s., ,0OO,-
600, on condition that the United States
will expend rs much moro to make it navi-
gable. There is canal in Indians, owned
by private company, which the pro-
pzietors would probably be wiling
to sell to the United States for
5s,:M.o ot'o. It looks to us TINT
this scheme Of selling canals to tue United
States, is tho very thing to lie discussed
''conidentia1ly" in secret lodges, and be-
hind locked doors. It threatens the Ma
lional Treasury. It has for its Object tho
transfer Of worthless property to the
United States. and division OF the sool1s
among the lodges. We want the Erie
Canal made free, but not by its sale to the
United states, and we think there is moth
tug connected with any honest polio; of
promoting tho efficiency of the Erie Canal,
which requires to be kept concealed from
the public
, 1870-08-22

In tue cvent VI tho overthrow Of Napo-
Icon I'LL. there wanld seem to lie almost
Ill e,.na1 probability OF. either If the fiv..
following 1csnts ensuing:
!. The remova! Of Napoleon may take
tie fonn of his voluntary alnlie 4tion in
favor Of his sou. the Prince Imperial, SUBJ
jctt To 4 regency dnring his minority.
=. TIE terms Of the at,dication being re-
fused. regency Of Generais ,n.y he sul,-
stisn'cd unti; pesce shall he nade with
Prussia. in order that the chnnge Of gov
csnsucnt may not result, either apparently
or really. from Prnss;1n .4ictation.
?. A council uf European sorercisns
u,ar l,e called to cansitler the basis Of
peace. i:clrtiing thc Fr.Hch and Spanish
SUGGESTIONS, the Popc.s temporal power,
anc general disarmament.
!. 1n the event *'f the sitting Of such
cornell, the strongest candidate for the
ttcnsh shfune w"',1d lie 1ouis Philippe
Allrft, t'unt "f Pns:s. grandson of King
1''n's Philippe. md representative Of the
Loun+. Of O1ltzns-vnl.,is, uoss 81 y.ars of
age. snl moderately popular. so far as he
il known.
=. In the event of s.srh s,ction lnino
furvstnIled s,y revolution in Paris, the
evolution will, almost inevitably, inaueu.
rate something in the form Of republic,
Whatever may happen, it is not likely
that my form of government will be i'm
rosed upon France without the consent OF
the pc I1e.
The casEtiidacy nf The Couut of Paris
wullll represent constitutional monarchy,
FREEDOM Vi The press, religious tolerance.
a reduction Of tic French military aud
naval establishments, nna, in shnrt less
t,.,.dsted and glcry, AID less Of French
urronance and dictatiou among the ma,
tivus uf Eunope than the Napolsonic
7.ri,a<. II is to liz feared that, 10,
escl, and eli t" csc reasons, il wonld excite
ru cr,hrsiasu,, if, indeed. it found Huct
favor among the French people. OF courst
Ill these expectations s.,ay lr reversed i,
ilv actual ,oliri.ss and character of thf
Count u Paris. should lie lie crowned
Louis Philippe II. Yet, if be were crowned
in conjunction with the adoption Of {
written constitution securing supremacy
over the Executive to the French Legisla
turc. his government would. at least, have
the sympathy Ut all free countries, and es,
1rei:lly Of all republicans.
There is profound dihtruat, not ouls
e1rong the people OF other nations. hui
zropr tue French, vi their fitness and ant.
itude for q republic. The French standing
c-,ux X TN, 1arre. the RESPONSIBILITIES q,
, 1870-08-22
THE ORDER OF THE EUD TURTLE.

fiera r. ri, nronpf4a4i,, ;r a., .....
Nv y,rl u;th ;7s h.a5.,.....ss 49, :. -,
T., u,;r,, ,,r1oe i,sn,t q .r,,~ css'.
1,.;cn of Tho S,oto ~ Nm. ~ -. a.~.':-. - A
,.., ~ :. crsra 1.,..e :" 80 ~ >.
,,to Lu,a,r .r,,;.h :~,, '''''
,..:.,, c;,cn1.r -. orn l,a;,. ;.~.:.-..,
EVERY citv tow, mi ,;,,aae., ns 49, g.. ~
11c... .nl'or,1;na,a 49, ,a,,.aa - ~ 'ue e.A,e'
..t,,,, a,,;ae,., ~. eet''eu -
s,,,,,.d Il, ~, =. ,,,.ooa - tss...o,
~, mi !. eal,,o., ~, $500 :,
,,.;.,,. n.,,;,n :, ae.aS-., 44.>ss VIA.
Tie crcu1ar 1afors Nc - .;,,aas - .. r1.'. rno".
t;n.nf1 cb;of., To- aass:s, ,-.. soH'
Should lie the f,,,7s, ~ ,,,a Ma sr,.4s.,1
The declared nn-no.. - .h;s 80
the removal Of ali t,1,s r,x,,, 10 | w.,
Yurl canals. so that tbav ,,.,. +. .,,..,.
free. aud thereby command ,bo oor-r;..
t7n>le Of the West, Wa ID, not rr5a,.,,n'3
why, il this lie thn real ,h;.,,t ~ d..
un:us1. there should In anr sscrs.r .,.a.,.
it. The removal of all tu}is ,,po,, tbo ~,
C,ral is not new nronos;t,,, T,,., 49,.
TIE original int.dIti,n of C,;c,on ~.
,,:;.,, was. tla: as s,on no +1,o stata ,r,.
i,:.h,;rscd fur the c,s. ,f ,ns,-n.,;n. ~
e::.al. the latter should ,hereaf,cr ,,o . 49,
pni.lir h;pbuav Th,, n,;,, n.s s,.,,,
y.srs af,,. 1nt rho Ststo h.. .,s,;.-as =.
use tic Erie Cana, NJ , s,,,r,a - sa~s.'s -
Il, ,.,-, IN .,.-,;.... 60. 49, ~ .e'eA"s'
,ha .y,.an.,s - a@ns,. s .,'s. "e.1, an' 10 pay
E.,r,. ,rs,, ~ Sam 49,. 49, ',e'a w ''on''
" A'A eAueah@&1GS Tue
, 1870-08-22

t-,,.s.,. n-t..,~t.
7r,,,,,,n,,,,,. .,n., So,, va-..'..
t:,rl, to be atiu:ittcu ia thr r,,',,,-
trial tin xlnivrr-Ity-Wntcr1 1or xsorn
sr.t5ittnt 1,o,,s1. ytutn,,,I. r..
I'l:.npiuE nnd othcr Farm Use
Blight IN the Apple
tI1sua srR AGRICULTURAL. CORRESPONDENT
CHAArA3GS, III, Aug. ~,
CULTURE or THE r1AcsnEnnr.
Ti:r season for this fruit is ue.rlr n,.sc7
and We have had an opportunity to sos ph,t
effect the different moles OF culture f.ya t,,.1
OH the cfop. The bost fold that haya sosn
IT the LAYTON had tho p1ants cut baek tn
three fert in 1une, 1869. The n1aut, throw
out vigorous arms, or latcrais. and thase h,rs
rrccGced an enotnous crop. Tho epaco he-
tween the roWa, which is eight feet. has
hceti kept clean, and all suckers treated :.
~e"sls. The now wool this season 1,as been
c1st awsy in the samo manner. The old wood
is LETT to fall OF itaelf, wli.h il anes in tho
eatiy spring. Another field cut b.ck tn t.vo
feet, and those having laterals cut l,act IN
six il,rLcs, though tl,u1ou9hIr cultiy,,cd w.
tiuccsi much lees, and suffered l.rra1v ,1,-i,,
tho .routh.
That this plant rn,lst have ona cn,tinr t.o,.
in summer il yerv certain. II .ba t,,s, ,-o,,
is to follow. uere in Central 1}hun;s ~
blackberry il a SUCCESS. il planted IN ross
eight feet wide, thurouelllv cultivated ,n1 ~,
i,sck as stated,
The kittatinny, to uy mind. il of mn II, ,o.s
value than the I.awtou. We're to n1.n,
more. as intent3 TO do. II will In Tho -,
aud not tho kits.tinny. Tue Lsy.on l,otIIs ths
sane place with me among blackhcrries t.,,t
he Xllson does among the s.r.vhcrr;as w.
fo3icw after nsu Yn,;ta In, w.
in most ;ns,,ncna h ~. ets oaeA
Thu Missouri n.mmoth ia , ro-- ,,oa;,,, -:
u.e with me. and n1es,,me tb;* ia 49, a..:r ~.
ali r,vta ~ ,ba .or,t- ,r,,o ,,,,a..:. sA7o ~
ar;so. .,,,tl 81 aono,noa T4aHa"]o oD ~"
sent !, mt a. . .x;n,.,ar, ...1aaa"., ~ ~
viii, ,loua ,.,- s-,,;t. :. .. .. 11'e
,o,t ~ 1,ocn1.r oha.+ r7.a Iii. ' ~ a.e
sor,ctt,;e, 49,, 80 .. ,.s,IMs:. "
Tho ,,,, ~ 49, H.. 80
T. ~ rr,,;s a;s % .s. -. .Aa p'~uI ae"'es.
t}srrs ttcr, .rov,,a 80 ~ s.,' ~. -. ...s' ae"
so,,,a 49,, ~. ~ ~ Ass@e ~
,s,. j.. 49, .oe 'sen 'nis .esIe1'
.,,;.,,', ...a,,,e.., " 3aF' l.
- 49, 49, mnseA' Aoo' 1n1-
+, "a .,,a,.asc .es- os ".'noa. rs sA'oe
- - "aoH - eo'"en'
~, .;,o r.,.,, ...., 'soA'A-
~. .as,o .':S o11aes were oAsSed, aud
- ,".s 1'pt'ea ~ a's N Tue sps1ns
~. h'o@n h.fe Der
W ~ toe present Sea"'n, and
W. ~ .o* aslas 'acta ua'ly. In Poin: Ct
pton1 hes !at etceea tie Mammoth. get.
- cs'npasea 10 Ae ta~'on. one EeaF with
."'s"t'' 'ass 'a1' ocu'nd. They are r;c.,tr
~ wv ,ss.'e a,.St from Tue rianssi but for
sA'fpue' 'AeA 'nat hsnnssa 80 essential to
s':Na. ":sae'A.n 1 Tue a1e1'on OF the ra'lroai. I
4aeus nave seht 'n's '!nt ouf, and fnrse
e-oees ~ 70 uo'nE' ana tnat' too. without bt-
's ea"eo afsoonesf, TOT they have aous
49, t'"as' ~" III .s.osao'e seasons hare
.a4oe AHe st,o" - t8on nut III giving
'"et4 sHoto1aa ]eS@ A1 aozen Eeafs. tht
1'H.se s'.su o-s 1eea tess 'han ffon tho
q. oas suae ".s posftsse shs; til"
ne" usA ce.ls "as "a tAAe ifs place atnooc
-. oo , nNss oat 1t must ness1s
~ .,- ns, .a' .easots .estea anu proved to lie
, 1870-08-22
le'Fe hante i indianapolis Roads will grant re-
turn passes free.


IHK TERRITORIES
4ne population OF Ireb1o, Col, il T31.
Inc Genital City tCol) Herald says that 4
spFelmen af Cattboo ore, recently assayed By Pro
sess.r AN, gaze result Of -. 900 per ton.
the Cos1nne tCtah) A<port<1 Of the 18th Inst
aa5s: we Raye, Inst evening. 4 bydcf account
VI 1oe tht'11 attarG on the Montana stage. After
.ae soa'es was fired from the stage at the robbess,
~ "nlch II was supposed two were Killed, the
INT 1nt tue whip to the horses, which soon put
the STACY beyond the reach Of the rutbers' guns
WHO sccmcd 10 be numeroua. On REACHING the
s'aton, party was fitted out, who went In pur-
sui oi sne rof'asets, but did not succeed In conus
up WIN them. II anJ OF the sophers we're wound-
~, .Ee. succeeded In making good their escape.
=. oeN'e1 s'aftc'l out again yesterday IN the Gu
tieasor TO hunt them ur.n
, 1870-08-22

WASHINGTON.


INDIAN ASSrIrtES.
NASI1sGIOS, II. t.. AnE. .A-Stcrearr t"N
as halt full t,A,>n.atinn with 0I.lCrss ri t:l..
Indian Burr HI in regard 10 previous delays IL tho
payment Ct nnnultles aud their cAu|eI. lie has
directed that ample arrangements BE- I'M uelate-
matt to pay AL nnw tue far u. tue a:,pr,rrla-
items will ALLOW. aisi that hereafter caEt Will ,s
tascn to make all thrs sytt.esn.uts promptly u.,-
Un the tsatt slNcitetl IN the trta1y.
ATTEST Of 1ESNEs*EE ErsLEK.
Adsites tfuln Tri.tc..et to tIse Prn,un Oil1s:s.
state tha; the United StatcA Marsl.ul served \
warrant on ltotlcIt;k butler, Ut Tlslns.sc, G:pt
Recessed Eifn un,lcr bend T., appear hcfure the
Cli;e Suites Cnutt, 1T Bristol, Yesterday. II lhai
cturt proceed, zerui1z's ulrm the pav:s srs.t
from this city. It Will bind Baker "a appear swtur
the Nstltrt Cuuri here ut the September tcr1,-
Ku1cr. wlril arrested, declared liz as iau.u..,t
ard woEl'. 1c allc tu max. it SD arpeat-
ITO the As-<sase,t EsSze.I
GOVERNMENT FINANCES
WASH1.GTrs. Anr. 2d,-Tks following Is tt.
Official statement If shr transactions ~ tnr TAT
ted States t;htrrnHchr from .!slse 10, 1861. ii
JuIe -, tss", aud Is 81 cr:uae.s ay tue Actiia
Sccsetaiy .: TIC Tsr::Hry:
Nrs Ea1at &C IL tn: Treasury Iun~ g.
1SE9- S.:Nt f3l ~f1SJ
Net receipts from e,se;osls. ia a2,,::l u
Net tpts 5rbus ihttfuaI rcyc:ut. ls:,SJo
Salts Of 1.li1tr tati;!s. 49,. 2a5n5st n
MsCelia.eous ssUu1c:s-.--.....-.---- - MIA
Totat..... -,............... .&s;, ,9a,,s;s.. -
Lfss Ill thr 1EtnsIsy..... 1a'.i,0a.O.s,
T"ia..- -...........-......,-...-. :. 41t,2.5.s:..c;
FIT n tn: eXctAs !u conversion, Ac..
over the redemption, Ac.. Ut beEils.
Treasury notes. uE'l fractional cur
1ency...,-.....- ..-......-..... - :,e.o,els.s7
Total mel receipts for 3as..3s
Net expenditures fl. ririi 2nd His
ceiialeoas.. ................... ae,s:e;:.a:,a a;
War Depart mcEt.. ..-......... s3faa "a ~
Navy ncTas tsEcnt. -. 4I1
Indians aEd F.hssS1E. ll.it%.1 3f.s.
Interest IN public t>t -.......... 1s7,7as L..
Tctal....... ...-..........~ ..... 29.,1,:.o,a1S
Fuflhast u b ndS Tor sinking ;'iEaf. ,.li.S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t=,7ns r3ia.s
Stt italaLct II the Treasury, Juno
~. ls.n. ....-...--. 1ia,5,s, isi.''
luz a1Hse statement SHOWS The AMOUNT Ut
tainds purchased for thc sins:c:: fu:F, Ut Far
A.-uunf Of p;rni,m atr, accrued in SS'''''''''"
tcrrss- -.--...-...........-.--.... l1.:co,sps.s.
Mt lalaIce III the Treasury, June
Mt l.a;ssrr IN liz Treasury Jaae
50. 1s''. 1l9, e.,4sisl
naerear--- r----.--...-..--....-..-- E.t77, ,SG@.3s
Art,sa' Ta!u il: !=ic......-.... 1f9'l31. iaa1,
luu iu thc Treasury to-1ty ...... lp4.aa5.5au.U:
CLn ceftllrhtrE.-.-. ............ 81 Jsr3'-arl ~
Currnry in the TIcasury ......,... s;'ss,'sss +;
1DteELa! rerernc rece'rr* u1-iay, !t.a s64. f,-
the fiscal tear tu tistr, I'll, ,z>5.oe2.sa
SAtA Al -ArGGLISI;.
TED cases OF wines acd liquors, 7,5co cisa:..
ND 1ss1" quantity Of smoking tobacco, sezsd
ii Fai1IrsS M1nsoe by TIC Treasury ag,.;trs, ~.
:HA to h1sc hcn landed fEptu the frigat, Sercr1l
FRENCH AND ttERA..s PATRIOTIC FUNDS.
acle sm"unts to ss,7H. The French scsitie:Its
Ire also raising m orphan subscription.
, 1870-08-22
RUSSIA.

ST. FETERsRrEt;. Ang. ec.-t>sfnA, Russian AMI
t'a>ssr ,n Vienna, has i:':r to laE.s sl,tri1t
mission.
The Car has congratulated shr Slcs!au r..si-
tHenr, Of which he is Colonel for itf t:llantyy III
the hast'e nf Nrt-srn:,Ur:. III thu 4.., ms. l.r
las als1 sent several ssy.ros to the rr:,- sian
camp.
, 1870-08-22

NEW }GFK, Arg. s0.-A Locdpn titsnarrh says
There IT no hope Of mediation. 1stxeen the com.
ta'auts, On account Of the mort!fgiuE defeats of
t1e F1e1ch, AID the pesso1s WAC :ais Of oeacc
would he tnobted in Paris.
Ice saturday Rfsithr thinks the pru*s,ans arr
LE~'ss n lnsissins on the dethrorcuen: OF :.le
Efencn E-reror. THIS t. the su,ess was. tas H.
rs.t thinks. u restoring his Popularity.
4ne Spectator, 1udgi:y t;on ,hc news se''c:sed
t1tn 6efman5, rrKan!s tie case II h'oc:css
Aafsaal Bazatne IL surrounded, assf C@r''1Hrs
100 weak to risk nat1l"- P1r.s Is t1defenst'i:'
ard TIE efnFiEe as .st.n SrislesI from tslAt7' Is
dead.
LONDON, Aue. ea-Tke-e "a ua!veFsa! tn'''Sna-
lion manifested 4: the cutra:es pefpet:2se.! bs
the Tufcus. II ts said tha: negotiations have
been entele,l Into hy tie neutral aTers 5or stiph-
latoa against the employment of sura u1scEe-
ants. ...........
yrw YogS. AUG, s1-P:emler Gladstone has
re,u1nt Il to LONDON. 4 Cabinet council has been
summoned to consider thu question o! the inte:--
yeo,:on of EnSisad for speedy peace.
The Queen Of ENGLAND has addressed an auth
prar,, leitrr to the King Of Prussia urging npoa
him the fiesisaaIlity Of accepting peace proposals.
from France. It IS understood III English pn!:tt-
cal circles that the proposals are to cede the Pro-
vince Of Aissce, and the deposition Of Napoleon
will gtre liberty to France - choose 1oTeru-
ment. This is regarded fayorao:5 bE the English
Government.
I1MERICK, ATE. eo.--An immense mob Of sY.n-
pa.hizets with the French cause pafadel the
strect4 Of Limerick last night, AID organized L
demonstration 70 celebrate The victo-y reported 10
have been achieved by the French uea- Metz.
Grea1 bontrcs Of tas barrels AID other in1amnah1e
substances we're Ut in various parts OF the cir.
Many OF the participants In The procession CARRIE.
lighted bEands and on supports were aIso traas-
ported ttaztn9 tar barrels. when the police .1e-
mapdeA tnas sac procession should dlshsut, and
faet the t1es Should he eztingu!sned. The mob
refused . accede to either demand, and the po,c.
"harrFa tie n..ss ard se:Zed the r!uslaadeFs. A
, 1870-08-22
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

Culture OF the Nlnckbcrry Thc
f.:.ssson+ fltttatinny. It~.n1ra
11saansn0sfl. ana New Varieties
Girls to he Admitted 10 the indus.
trial Tin niyer~tIy-WRtcr for Stock
!Arlt5ts:fnt I'0MtIs - NEfntnsilIs for
I'l:tsspfnE nnd 0thcr Farm Cse-
Blight In the Apple.
, 1870-08-22

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, AHG. eh.-.sn Impartial decree opens tho
provincial diets. The Emprr.yr .Spscss.S erat.a-
Gallon Ut the patsotc unaAimfy ot al; the [.sopl,
Of the monarchy: hnrcs h.. shall s.. :Ec t.. SAT-
# the Legitimate demands uI C.l!,cil u.s Teal
and u7g"s tisr Immediate elevsei. II tkr Kr. 81
ratb,
, 1870-08-22

OF ell governments hare ever known ts tn con.
Ades ferce the ultimate power, The unIs decisive
power i'll tie moment Of danger is moral forcc. r.
Pak1s, Aug. s9-Even!nx.- grurc ru,nors
clrc1a'ed he:e yesterday relatyc to the health Of
're Emisrer were unfounded.
Tc-1ays ti1sh1ndni announces that the Dase De
Rcrheiaucaula hts converted his p.1pcely csatesu
tEte ht friral.
AtLe yutron, The chaplaln OF the armJ Of the
t't!ne. died on the 1eM 1t Reichkofen.
The journal tts Drbe.s rcpcls English media
tion as premature. To light, not to parley, Is the
eu't now. France has victories daily. Peace dis
cu.s'on* viii. therefore. soon be possible.
PAErs. Arc. 2o.-TEe Co1ssf.tutionn:1 to-day says:
"Our Ersesses al hsss surprised and frightened
u. We sta!:ed lot ytctcEJ too rellantly. We
have received hard Lesson. We have found the
enemy more powerful than We expected, ard
ourselves not 30 ready q. We we're taught to be-
Eese- The evil is not without 4 remedy. Ne
"cre mistaken ut nrst, but we shall use all our
Heans. under the Painful experience VIC have re-
allied, 10 assemble our forces aaI
repair OR faults. II any cotso1a-
tion he possible In our rtreEses, 1t is
the thcCsht hoN: grcst the pesil OUT brave army
~su1a hare TIN had we invaded. Where woug,
We NOW have teen IT the BATTLES In the yosges had
teen fought nesr coblentx or Msyence7 We may
noR successfully resist, because We are nea, our
resources. We arc on the defensive, but We afe
Tn euE own grounds. Could the man ~ao directs
the Frusssan asuy have foEeseen that We we're 50
:eafy to repair cur errors, and 50 determined In
Erpei invasion. he weatl hare axatte.l, and the
ffus..an sfmy were 1css comprumlscd~
NEW foRx+ Aug. er.-Gat1lartet te.e-raobs tn
the French cour..r !,1c:
PiRts- Aug Observation-Disclosures f,nm
Marshal Bazatne, and the confirmation or mr.
success brought 'saily hy officers arriving from
the army, have reas:used tie most timti. To,
day We no longer hope for SUCCESS, but a-e c-r-
tain We shall obtain it, The Bourse ,r,ef N
seIsissse and 50 selEsh, shares the general feel-
i'e. hentes quoted 1T 64f 7ac, aga,r before
lofmfhg aos definite opinion news frpu Chaious,
1hat Is the knotty point Of the situation, The
amy Just Organized By General rrochu
NUMBERS $4,000 men, OF whom opc-thIr,l are
1tSuat 1lohps: the remainder Is composed Of
reserves 1af1e Mobile, who have heen carefully
"t1ileH and disciplined. Stimulated hy example.
tetetan soh1efs Operating 1ith them wlH cesta!n-
accomplish Eondc1a. At present TroSau ts OF
gsnt'hs the army for the defence of ths cafltai.
me TASK Is stfncult, when one remembers taas
there hare been collected during the past tafec
DAYS Co. 900 Of the National Gusfds anu nfemeh OF
TIE suburbs, knowing vcry ltttla aooas kne Rau-
ding of arms. Meanwhile corps are oesnG
formed Experience Is working tts lcssoos, IN"
everybody Ia at his post II the enemy
COMES he Ell meet with warn reter-
t1f,n heftre hr cr:s to Tar1s betwecc the Seize
,yd the Msr,e uf,.er tie waits OF tie capital III
, 1870-08-22

14e,5t43ti.|a
. AMOUNT ut
fu:fti, 1t Far
1W.Nv,'tr!.tAj
3tHnS1l =
, 1870-08-22

LEN MAhA.
coFESHAGES, Aug. 19.-Siucc Mna.lay sse,
hts 'een largely re!aiuEeesl by 1su:.wchr feg,-
meutS.
, 1870-08-22
f26,5.9,5)IN
1a3,cI,1p'.H
I49,N,isl.EJ

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[i9,l3t,44Ait
Lt4+335,5.tlV
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3e.@1-MHt III