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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
Take tho Papsrs.-


Why dou't you tako tho papers2
They aro llfo Of my delight!
Except about election time,
And then rcad for spite.
Subscribed You cannot lose cont,
Why should you bo afraid2
For cash thus paid Is money lent
At interest four-f0ld paid.
Go then, and take tho paper,
And pay to-day, nor pay delay,
And our word for II Is Inferred,
You'll live until you're gray.
An old ncighbor Of mino
While dying with Il cough,
Desired to hear tho news
While lc was going off,
took the paper and read
OF some new pills In force;
lie bought Il boX-and is hc dead?
NO-hcarty rs Il horse.
knew two men rs much alike 50.
a. ere you saw two Stumps, ..
And no rh cuulugist could find
The difference in tho bumps.
o.. SYc tpncS tuo PuPoIS, Utu us AIto
Is happier than kings, ,...!
His children all can rcnd and write,
And talk Of men and things. =
The other took no paper, and.
While strolling in tile wood
A trcc fclldown and broke his crown
And killed him Every good"
Had he been reading Of the newS,
At home like ncighbor Jim,
i'll bet a cent that accident
Would not have happened him.
Why don't you take tho papers
Nor from tho printers sneak,
Because you borrow from his boy
a paper every wock.
For he who takes the papers,
AMI pays his hills when dur;
GIN live III peace with God aud MIN,
Aid with the printer too. Mp. P.WlLLl
The Ncwbcrry Herald Is just So ror au
NUN, and IN advance.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

=, In a recent tabernacle sermon Brigham
Y"nng made the following candid avowal ::
Tho Gon'iles arc very anxious to find
out how many wives have. Now. I
don't know that it is any Of their busi.
ness but as they arc so anxious to know
will tell them. have one wife and q
great many women"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
DA[N KILLER Cures Sore Throat.

DAM KILLER Cures Sore Throat.
A FLyoritc Medicine with all classes,
IA Is Davis Pain Killer.
IF yon have Painters Collie,
L Use the Puin Killer
MO Medicine Is so popular
~ AS tho Pain Killer
N EEP the Pain Killer always at hand.
IF you have Cough or Cold, -. ...
Il Use the Pain Killer.
T OOK out md not be caught without a
IL Bottle Of Pain Killer In the house.
EFT every body u,c the Pain Killer
IL For Sprains and Bruises.
LIVERY sailor should carry II bottle Of
~ Pain Killer with him.
u EMEMBER, the Pain Killer is for
1N both Internal and External usc.
The PA Killer is sold by all Drllygists
and Dealers in Family Medicines
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
~, ,, proprictors.
II High Street, Providence,
378 st Paul Street. Montreal, Cap,
~ southampton Row, London, Eng
Feb. limo.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

This is the latest story from Paris -
"a musician att Monaco casino latelv
bought bottle of champagne, and sit.
nng down to tho piano, he played the
gayest music and drank his wine, until
but a single glass remained; into This he
poured vial of prussic acl, drank It Off
ana began solemn funeral march which
only ended with his death"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
!NE EW:WNRz9E... S. e.
"Wednesday, February 8, 1870.
Tho State Agricultural Society,

rnThc Premium list arranged by the
Executive Committee Of this Society at
It's late meeting in Columbia. is publish.
ed and is very comprehensive,and as per.
feet as 1t can be. The premiums amount
in the aggregate to $1,000. We arc
pleased tha, the Society is doing so wcll'
and that the prospect is so flattcring for
tho next annual meeting.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
Physicians Use Them In Their Practice,

II Is almost universally the case that Phv>
stcians condemn what arc generally known
as "pntcnt Mcdirincs." Although DIR
IUTrS LIVER PILL IS NOT A PArENT
MEDlClNE yet Its composition (thc result
OF years Of study Is known only to himself
ana SO palpable arc their valuable curative
properties, that very manv of the first Physi-
clans IN the South and West have adopted
mem IN their practice, and recommend them
10 the'r patients. Feb. 2, Sat.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Married women in South Carolina
will soon acquire control of their on N
property. The, Legislature has lust mas.
sedta bill which provides that no renl or
personal property held by woman at
the time Of her marriage shall be subject
to levy or sale for her husbands debts,
bat shall bo her scperate property, and
that she may manage and dispose Of the
same in all respects az though sho were a
man. IG Y 4,t..,,1s,,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTEl ERN SECURITIES.
IN Nft.t1kl'I'olON, =! C.,
corr:ctca Weekly by A. G. KAUFMAN, Bro.
ker. No. rs Broad Street.
FEBRUARY Z, 1870.
IN CHARLESTON, s.. C..

IN CHARLESTON, =! c.,
corr:ctca Weekly by A. G KAUFMAN, Bro
ker, No. rs Broad Street.
FEBRUARY Z, 1870.
., S1'! rE South Carolina old, n
81; do new, "A So; do regisfd Stock ex int a
., CITY SrcURITIEs-Aur Ga, Bonds 8oa
o.; Eharlrston, $. G., stock cx Or int "a a IS;
90, mnni Ere o2m Bonds, ii IS; Columbia, S. G.,
B.HRoAn BoNps-Eue Ridge, first NOR gage,
- 20; Charleston md Savannah, 5s co. Char.
a" ,o,fe; st,b oG;umbia aEd Ud Augnsta, Go Ceraw
ist' mort "A IS; dol State guarantee, IS GO:
INorthenstern, So II So; Savannah and Charleston
Hn,.,, .h,or.,, %; do State guarantee, la O.;
Ic, iymion "afona' ~ -; do u; Spattanbnrg and
nAIinoAD SrocKs cnarlottc. Columbia and
"ESn, Enr,1,ea .,n % Gtsenyille end Columbia, "a
ton, - 26; S,ulh Carolina, Whole sha,ea. 20
4Zi 40, hnlf shares, -a2,.
EXCHAShE. &C-Ncw York Siyht cnr nor.
Cod, l20 l2l; Silver, 113 a ll6. f'
SOUTH CAROLYN, nANK BILLS.
sEank Of Charleston.
rhank OF Newbcrry. ry......................-
;h nank .! thmdcn. ............. 10 -.
Rank nf Snn'G Gn,; '''..'.''""...',....a l6i
PAM I"l Chester r.................,,.... ba-
Bank Of State Of 4. G.. prior TO- 1851
Bank Of Stnte Of s. G., iss1c 1881 and 1867 Ia.
ssp!anteIs' and Mechanics N'k ofCil'r .csto,l-
..rlIcnple's Bank OF Charleston. olI...........-a>u
. con;on o, Bunk Of Chnrlrsto ......... .....
) S" on, NV, 1,,,.o stern BANK 0! G'ariesta,
SStta,nWe,Is'n St"tn ISnt n chl;, = LINK orc
Farmers a,h Exolnnaa,i hh, Old, ~
Exchange Bank oG6;2 .epssttci,, new, -
s. lo
"a 3 ss,s sss, ~ BSnk qf cIeraw. ga
State ofs6St Cdrr,;i,r,l e Ern,;irlleld ga "a
cIarssio" iS"n c%anRa ]s sjiso par mr.
u sam. ''''',.. par.
Ha"k k"Gesf con'eln. ans ere being redeemed
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
Irritable Inyalids:

INDIGESTION not only effects the physical
nealth nut tho dispositions and tc,npcrs of
Its victims. The dySprptic becomes. too. In
measure dcmoraIizcd By bis suffcrings. lie
u subject to fits of irrita ton by his sui
icnncss. or despair, sts tho case may he,
prc1cfnat'iai sensiivencSs which he cannot
control. leads him to iniscOn>truc tho words
not III fr' qn'ntly marked ly exhibitions of
ana "ctS of those around him aud his inter
course even with those nearest aud drurc, 4 m |
him tcsiincss foreign to his reu nature. These
aro The mental phenomena of tho discnsc
FOR which tho invalid cannot be Justly held
responsible, but they occnsion much house
hold discomfort. 1t Is TO tho interest OF TIC
nouo Gnclc, 1t is essential TO family harm0 ~
as well as to tho rescue of The, - ~
suicIcr from state not far rcIDa =
lnclptont insanity, that these, 3?vaT NY
mental men disturbance be pEas6< sSmnfnn.a' .'o, ,
This can only be done zs$SYpiiy ",p,ons. ro,o
pnyseal Iioys of eHSss sS removing thel
si'n .,o"s s,, vi 'le st0m2a angcmcht Of tho fnnr
imporant howels. upon hs %',Gd ,Sa.d yiseera m
ters net sans Iostottcrs siomS"Gb ,nSsG t1re n.
and salut4 t4ni'taneonsly, PRODUCING ,sa q ~ n:t
tcgeta} change In their S cnn5I.; thorough
ION IA ~ ingredients Of whicl, fI,o H. Inc
tiRG s,ioropscd ,npcscd arc Of n rcfioyoIino prepaiu-
Nlfch Iends Character and the stimSSIa
H1Irfios fs hs ,Is activity their ns rcm"d;ni
extracted from purest tn and best that can bn
tklets, toko H., VIZ sound rye. No Nvsome dvsne Of all
withont genial restorative for n sing,o ,, can
mcnt IN experiencing notable is,ok week
his hodm,n ~ ms general health. No,, improve,
but bis =, s9flerings abato from Gav y -, M wl!i
lossncss "',ma nm recover rapidly from ,ts r uay
change will T"u u irrItabtlity, and this bnnnr
~ ~ ~ around him. :" ''S oeincanor |
req. 25-1 m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
The CJlored Conservative, Club.

We lind the following circular in the
SpartanhnrS Spartan, which paper states
tha. 1t is being disseminated Throughout
the State. II "manateS from Charleston,
and assigned by large number of names
1t c"mmcndS itself to all unpr'judiccL
voters
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Tho, fifteenth amendment is meeting
with opposition from an unexpect ted
quarter. Senator Salisbury, Of Della.
ware, yesterday astonislied his colleagues
by presenting q memorial praying for
such legislation as will secure the Gov.
crnmcnt OF the United States to the
white race. This extraordinary petition
is intersperced with quotations from The
elder Adams, Jefferson and Lincoln.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

\ party has been started in France in
IN favor Of intcrposing tho Napolconic
dynasty against popular oxcesscss. It
Is headed by Emile Olivier.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
NoTICE

data "erGny "cn,; given TIM, three months .ro,
~ "s@,s, application will be made for r. ~ "..ce
n. "utt'ncates Nos 402 and Id don ~ de%as ,e.
tho theoGe,,ner, G, 1868, for Fifty Shnr.s $50 n 'otR
RSpnWW pTaWtal m stock Of "Tho BANK or % Nr,W,h ~
g "TH Mn, ~; 0A," in the namc of WM MY n
Sfo:en or lost. "'''S aVihS been
Fnh""e'ry' F.h " r So. Co., February 8, 1870
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

The national debt has decreased s3,o33,
6r4 coin balance $lnl, ,6nO,73O, Including
5000 90 con ctrtifc,tc currency in
treasury ss,d0n,800; purchascd bonds and
interest $01, ,OS2 2,3SI,s1.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
LOCAL.

O- Tho value of district paper depends
In great degree upon tho completeness Of
its LOCAL NEWS. and wo beg our friends to
forward for publication any and oil items
coming under their observation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Z The currency bill was amended by in.
creaslng tho proposed additional volume of
circulating notes'from $4,000, 900 to sos.
000,00O 1Ef@ 81 E IA =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

LEGIsrATlvE,-r-The Committee ON
Railroads wero, instructed TO report on
!. bill to charter the Elgeticld Railroad
Company.
bill to revise, simplify and abriAge
the rules, practice, plca,linSs aud forms
OF tho Courts Of this State, (Corbin and
Whippcr's code was rcad the third time
and. after discnsSlrn, ordered to the
House OF Representatives.
bill to enforce the provisions Of tho
civil rights bill Of tho United States
Congress, and to secure to the people
the benefits of republican govern.
mcnt in this State, was rend the third
time and passed, by vote Of 80 yeas to
S nays.
The bill "ror tho better protection of
labor says the Guardian, should rather
he called till to assist cnrpct.baggcrs
and scalawngs in continuing their course
Of fraud and oppression upon tho good
people Of the State.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

The Grccnvillc Mountoinccr alludcs to
II growing evil in tho following para.
graph:
We have always been in favor of q sep.
aration Of tho Conrls Of Sessions and OF
Common Pleas, and 40 believe it to bc
m"rc than ever desirable in the present
state Of public morals. Their conjunc.
ton not only hinders aud delays tho
prosecution Of civil causes, owing to the
precedence Of the business Of tho former
over that of tho latter, but the necessary
introduction IF many petty criminal
causes has tendency to lead to license
which lowers the dignity OF the Court
N"w, jnslicc, both in criminal and in
civil Watters,, should be. administered
With dignity and decorum which will
command the respect Of The people and
this end would be greatly aided by the
establishment Of "a separate Court, which
should have ,cognizanco Of at least all
criminal causes, except those Of very
high degree, and the adoption and strin.
gent enforcement Of strict rules of prpc.
tice therein. ''..r;. >!o1' .T,'. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

A nephew Of John G. Calhoun is O
street car conductor in Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

No MORE SLAMS. s.-Thc Mubilc Tri.
bune is tired Of fighting Radicals with
all sorts Of Chinese fantaStics, borrow ed
from cast off wardrohcs. Our contcm.
porary says:
Owing in Il great measure to gross
miSmanaSemcnt on the Fart of their self
constituted leaders, the people of the
South are naturally yielding to despair,
aud lying panic stricken flom their
homes to seek new ones in the fur
West
II has become absolutely necessary to
propose bait to cast from our limbs
the Northern ulaSquc,utling dress which
We damned fora tcrnp"rnry purpose that
1t failed to s"hscrvc. and planting firmly
our banner "f Southern manhood, rally
under its Iul,lS the talent, the wisdom
and the tried faith VI our STIFF; ;inr
country.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

We invite attention to tho card of Stoll,
Webb & Co, liberal Wholesale md Retail
Dry Goods Dealers, Charleston, S. G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

AFFAIRS IN EDGErlELD.- We learn TINT
on Friday night last, while the passenger
train on the Columbia ard Augusta Rail
roa'! was taking on water at the tank,
just on the outskirts Of the town or
Granltevilc, negro from Virginia, on
his way to tho Gotten md sugar fields of
Louisiana, aroused from his Steer, and in
attempting TO pass from one cur to nm.
other, fell through into the canal aud
was drowned before assistance could
reach him.
We arc informed that two negroes in
The vicinity Of Naltiwangcr's store, on
tho upper side Of the District, got into
fight on Friday, the 2lst. and that one
was stabbed SO severely that he died
from his wounds on Sunday last. Con.
stable Kennedy had not ascertaincd the
name Of either party or the cause Of the
difficulty, but left this cdncsday)
morning. for the scene Of action, to ferret
out the matter aud arrest the murderer.
The Rev. Henry Ii. Spann, known
among us so long as citizen of the
highest tone and Christian Of the pur.
est record departed this life on Monday,
the 9th ultimo.--Elsefield Advertiser
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

We have been requested by number Of
physicians to call a meeting Of their fraternity
of Ncwbcrry District, on tho 21st inst, Mt
Dr.. Mclntosl's Drug Store, for the purpose
Of organizing District Medical Association,
and clccting n delegate to the State Associa-
tton, which assemblies at Columbia, on tho
OH March.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Rev. A. II. Rude, of Columbia, will preach
at Beth Eden, next Sunday at II o'clock,
and ut Luther Chapel ut 81 u. m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

q. Peanuts are said to be syrc cpro g..
tn. liver complaint. ' euro Tor
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

LACE Work - Tho fat women Of New ,Jer.
Scy are about 10 organize.
A Minnesota lady last weck killed sovon.
tcen ducks at one shot.
seven thousand women have been added
70 INC voting register in Vienna.
Four prominent English magazines arc
| edited by women. "''
=, Why arc kisses like creation? Because
they arc made out Of nothing, but prove to
be very good ~
young woman Of Indiana keep, twenty.
seven engagement rings hung up In her bon.
doir, the spoils Of five years.
As ordinary men aro provcrbially ncklc
inc iaolcs should secure shocmakers, as thov
arc sure to the last. " '''''
At icnhcld, N. j., young lady hns hc-
come insane over tho receipt of anonymnns
iGttcrs. She went crazy because tho fellow
didn't sign his name. '"
A woman at Lafayette, Inll., cot nockoo
oy express, which she supposed was a yal1i.
aoie New years prcscntf 1t turned ont
10 Dc Only the bones Of her husband, who
was detained IN Tho South after a battIn,
"hlch somo one had shipped to her. -" :
l.. An important physiological discovery has
!ust Dech made by young man--nafnciyl
tIat the pulse Of young ladies beats stroneH
III tue palm of the hand than at tho wf2.
as 10 moro elderly females, cven little N1st
Know that tho palm of tho maternal Iooy.
beats awful strong. hand
4
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Leonard Caapin Il Co, corner Stocting and
Wentworth Sts.. also 20 liayne ST; ;. Charles
ton, S. G., keep constantly on hand Cnrriagcs,
Brets, Ph@tons, Sulkles, Buggics, Gigs, Ba-
rouchcs', Wagons, Carts, Drays, Farm Wng-
ons, Childrcn's Carriages, &c. ,&c.,&c. Trade
solicited. Terms liberal. Satisfaction guur-
antecd. fr -'' 80 .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

"AND HITA RAINING. Tho delightful,
spell of weather enjoyed for week or SO In
this region was rudcly broken on Thursday
night last by regular Nor'cas ter, which
blew all night fast "nd furious, and oil next
day, and chit raining too," did not help to
make tho situation any the moro pleasant.
The cork of the weather must certainly have
forgotten himself
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

VAKNISIIES-t'oa 'oach body, per gal 4 81 az Of,
,v,,r,r 'opal, per gal. n3 81
"hEhl, per DuSleI. .................. az 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03

Movements of the Army Of the Loire
Movement Began Wednesday-Prus-
slams Compelled to Retfre-Ger1han
Loss Heavy-Positi0n Captured by the
French-Tours Intensely Excited-Gam.
betta's Speech-Trochu and Ducrot
Prnised-C0mpulsory Evacuation Of
Amiehs-German Troops Fastening to
the Besiegers-Army of the Loire En-
gage the Prussians-English Note ON
Eastern Question Conference Referred
to Paris:
Tours, December l, Midnight.-The army
of the Loire engaged the Prussians to-day.
Thel position extended from Chateaudun,,
through JOinville, to TOury, and from there
to Pitheviers and Beauve Ia Roland.
The government here have referred to
their colleagues in Paris the English note,
asking France to participate in conference
on the Eastern question.
Tours, December l, Evening.-The city
is intensely excited. Responding to the
shouts of the people, Gambetta appeared
and made short speech. He praised Iro-
Gambetta reiterated the statement that o
French victory compelled the hasty evacu-
alton of Amiens, and that the Germans
from that point were fastening to the as
sistance of the besieging army.
Especial to the World.]
Tours, December 2.-The operations of
Trochu and Palladine are carried on accord
ing to pre-arranged plan and thus far have
been wholly successful. The plan was that
Trochu should not push Ducrots' army be-
yond the position it now holds at Cham
paicny, but it was to occupy positions and
villages on the east side of the Marne, sever
the German line of investment and await
the operations Of the army of the Loire.
These were to consist of two movements,
the advance of Paladine's right wing to.
ward FOntainbleau, while the last engaged
the centre of Frederick Charles army. The
latter movement was executed with bril-
liant success yesterday, the sixteenth corps
driving Vondertaun's army from intrenched
positions at Guilleville, Sermineres, Go
nieyes, villepain and favorable. toward
Chateau Cambray.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03
NEW YORK.

Nessage for Europe Received by French
Cable..Secret session of Railroad
Presidents.- fall and Advance of Gold.
Governments Duyl-.SOuthcrns Cuiet.-
Three Ball Came CT BilIiards--C onfer-
ence Of Attorney General Akerman on
Cuban Expeditions
New YORK, December 2.-TO the Asso-
ciated Press: Please notify the public that,
although there VIII be considerable delay,
we can send slowly 10 Europe, through the
French cable. Therefore, messages will be
received and transmitted as early as posi-
Bile, and in the exact order of their recep-
ton. CYRUS w. FIELD.
The presidents Of railroads throughout
the country are IN secret session at New
York. IL ls understood that the object is to
end ruinous competition, but no conclusion
has as yet been reached. The meeting con-
venes again tomorrow.
New YORK, December >, Evening.-Gold
lis. Money al. Sterling Szs Govern
ments closed dull but steady all day
Southern securities quiet.
Evening-Gold opened at llOa4, fell of to
1105s, but soon advanced, closing at 1lils.
Money was more active, touching sharp
but eased toward tho close. Prime discounts
7N8, Governments: Eiyes-twenties of 1862
1918; of 1864, 1864; of 1865, 1868; new
issues, 1os4; Of ls67, I09A; !, Of 1868, 1895;
ten-forties, 1868. Southern securities: Vir-
ginia skies, 66as; new 6. Louisianas, II;
old 73; levee skies, 70; eights, IS.
In the three-ball game Of billiards be-
tween GARNER and Dion to-day, Ga<nier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-03
LONDON.

Success at Patsy Claimed BY the French-;
Prince Frederick Charles Retiring he.
fore the Army Of the Loire-Groat 6uc-
cess Of Garibaldi Rcpsrted-England.
Warned BY the Standard-Disastroue
Capitulatien to Rassia-Ducrot Forced
his Way from Paris with 10000
Mea-His Junction with Polladine-
Pr6ssians Routed by Trocha and Du.
crot-Ducrot Fifteen Miles from Paris
vinoy's function with PaIladine's
Army-The Steamer Union.
LONDON, December 2.AThe French claim
a success in Patsy, in the department Of the
Loire.
A telegram to the Times says that Prince
Frederick Charles is retiring before the
army of the Loire, which is i great force.
1t is reported that Garibaldi has had q
great success at Anteen. Nothing official
received.
LONDON, December 2.-The Standard
warns England that the Gladstone ministry
is preparing for an infamous and disastrous
capitulation to Russia, in spite of Earl
Grapyille's resistance. a conference &C
cepted without the withdrawal Of Russia's
note is nothing more than a mere meeting
of powers and will be a virtual submission
to all Of Russia's demands.
Especial to the New York World.
LONDON, December General Ducrot
from Paris, with 10000 men, and joined
hands with Palladine, ieffectually raising
the siege Of Paris.
A special from Tours says that official
dispatches announce that Generals Tr0chu
and DucrOt routed the Prussians between
Brie sur Marne and Choisy le Roi.
Ducrot is now encamped fifteen miles
| from Paris.
A special from Tours saws vinoy, with the
| frct rnrns uOt thrn,rUh the German lines and
| formed junction with that portion of Palla-
dimes army which was advancing from the
| southwest.
LONDON. December 2.-The passengers,
| baggage, and portion of the cargo Of the
steamer Union, were saved
A dispatch to the Times, dated Tours,
first, says: The army Of the Loire has
Frederick Charles army is retiring from
before the united forceS of the French: 1t
! is said that Trochu has, outside the walls Of
| Paris, 10000 men, and 300 cannon.
LONDON, December 2-The Prussians
burned Charleville because the Franc
Tireurs fired upon them as they approached.
| Later and more important dispatches
from Tours relative to the movements OF
the army Of the Loire, have been received.
The movement of the army began on
Wednesday, and was directed by the Minis
ter Of War. First operation favorable.
General Chansey left his position next day,
and found the Prussians intrenched. He
Immediately gave them battle, which ended
only with night
The Prussians were compelled to retire
| and the French camped in the positions
handled. German loss heavy. French loss
very light.
The positions captured by the French
were at Gullonville, Ferminiers and Corners.