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PART 7.
A BRIDGEPORT ElOpEMsRT.

And now the pleasant New England town of
Bridgeport looms up as the scene of an eopement.
About week ago Ida Barras, pretty miss not
more than fifteen, the daughter OF highly respecta.
ble well-to-do parents, ran or with darling young
man, tweny-eighJ years OF age, named Henry Black.
man. IL appears the two had been carrying on a
clandestnc courtship for some months past. II
leaked out, ana tue girls parents, learning that
Blackman was the Keeper Of billiard saloon,
peremptoriv ordered her TO cut hun instanter. The
upshot Of their interference was the elopment
Captain John Reynolds, OF the Bridgeport police
started ater the runaways, and has fully realized
that a ''stern chase Is u long chaser First the
lovers stopped In this city, but speedily transferred
their billing AMI cooling operations to the more
genial soil OF Jersey, whittier they were
traced as far as Metuchen, village on the New
Jersey Railroad little this side OF New Brunswick
On reaching here the Captain found the birds had
fown further west, In the direction OF Pottsvflle,
Pa The ocer Is stu after them, but there are
sons for suspecting that even should he overhaul
them he Will be pOweress TO Interfere, as II Is
thought the pair have been s0idly welded together
in the bonds OF holy WedlOCK.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE T. ls7o-TRPLE SHEET.

,st Of January nett Of al military .orekseger. 10 the Quar-
owances provided for other officers, those
Offices after after ths, date.
the uniform and title belonging to their actual rank
the rolls for deseron officers absent from duty for three
officers below the grade Of field officer without passing
The eighteenth section makes unlawful for an army
ocer to hold civil once election appointment
army commission.
Mr. LOGAN, In response to an inquiry whether
this applied also TO retired officers said that II did,
The nineteenth section provides that nothing n the bin
SECOND lieutsnants q q the Military Academy
tazx Of War Of general army regulations. v,,,..
and naval Academies to be kept ut studies or drills on Sun
the twenty section permits one trading establish
men a. any military post on the frontier not in the vicinity
The twenty third section permit. retired oe.. on their
, a Ss detailed in col
The twenty fourth fixes the pay oees fol.
low:;.Gs1eTs su!enspi general $1,000 %siSr S
;oone sSS; %a,or sspssn Se
ssRsa mot %s%s;ss sssSS a. .s'sa lieut.
tenant. tmou.n.edA Sl,Soo; mrs. lieutenant =. !not !
second iisu.snsat nentionsdS, s4oo chaplain
o 70 are @
si6O oacer. below the rank Of bssdisr general
per cent additional for each term OF Eve years
continuous service provided that does exceed forty
These s:
full OF al Communication for quarters fuel forage servants
sias, wssss clothing Longevity rsiions and all Other
age In kind may be furnished when necessary to
officers by the Quarermasters Department. allowed
When officers travel under orders and furnished with
transportation they to have mile TO be cal
cuated by the post Officers retired from
active service to per cent of the
OF the rank on which they retired.
Mr. LOGAN explained TO the House the provisions
OF The bill as agreed upon In the conference COM
mittee, ana replied TO interogatorles on various
points. lie estimated the annual saving TO the
government at over four million dollars.
The conference report was agreed 10, and the
House thereupon, at a quarter past four O'Clock,
adjourned I'll Monday, at eleven O'Clock.
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Mu0osauus MIDNIGHT ASSAULT.

AT a late hour last night Captain woglom, OF the
Fifth precinct Brooklyn, E. d., received information
that q disspated shoemaker named John McNally
residing In tenement house at the corner OF North
Sixth ana Seventh streets, had murdered his wife;
but on inquiry II was f0und that the woman had not
been murdered, although her brutal husband had
marked her head with hammer.
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ALLEGED ABORTION.

The Twenty ninth precinct, Captain p. p Burden
commanding last evening reported TO the Central
Police once that Mary Mable servant in the family
Of Dr. Rowe. or l59 West Twenty-second street, was
found IN a dying condition, from the enects OF an
abortion. She was sent TO Bellevue Hospital. In
trunk IN her room was found the body OF stubborn
child. No further particulars were sent 10 the Gen.
tral Police ONCE and the case must remain obscure
until Investigated by the Coroner.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Count Catacazy, Russian Minister TO washington,
and Countess Catacazy; b. Danzas OF the Russian
legation and Professor Ben Peirce. superintendent
United States Coast Survey, are at the Breevoort
House.
Judge w. s. Johnson, OF Washington; p. 8. Gil
more and Charles o. Gage, OF Boston, and +. Corn
Ing, Jr, OF Albany are at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL ~
Judge H. Haws, OF California; W. II. Sadler, OF
Baltimore; J. b. Alley and p. L. Moer, OF Massachu-
sets; J. NJ Barney, OF Arizona, and Captain ID. G..
Pool, OF the United States Army, are at the Astor
House.
Lieutenant Commander w. b. Cushing, OF the
United States Navy; Joshua Hill, OF Georgia and t.
+. Ross. OF Auburn, are at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain J. Robinson. Royal r. Whitman and Major
Fllllngham, Of the United states Army, and Profess
sor J. Bower, OF New York, are at the st. Charles
Hotel.
A. B. Garfield OF Ohio, and Captain J. v. White.
law, of the United States Army, are at the St Elmo
Hotel
Professor r. S. Holmes, OF Charleston, s. c., and
Edward Page, OF New Orleans, are at the New York
HOTEL
w. Reynolds, OF the United States Army, and 3.
II. Hammond, OF Albany, are at the Holman
House.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Commander Ernest Dickman has been
detached nom the Naval Academy and granted
leave OF absence. Il. r. Dodge has been detached
from the receiving ship New Hampshire and granted
a sick leave. Masters Jacob W. Miller and r Wise.
Ensigns Duncan Kennedy, William g. Barnett W.
0. Sharrer and George W. Tyler have been ordered
to signal duty at Washington.
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A FEMALE BONO THIEF.

Yesterday detective Tlliey, Of Captain Kelso's
command arrested Margaret Smith, alias Roberts,
an Irish woman aged thirty, the charge of steal
ing $3.50 worth OF bracelets and two 81 900 coal and
mining bonds. she was taken TO the TomDs, and
from thence removed to the custody OF Justice
Frederick Cushion, Of Port Richmond. Staten Island.
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IHfANTIClos IN HOBuksa.

Yesterday morning the body OF male child was
found in the water, on the meadows near the Grove
street crossing OF the Morris and Essex Railroad
The head was bruised indicating foul play ana A
red cloth was found beside the Child. Cofcaer Crane
VIII hold an inquest
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The annual spring regatta of the Columbia Yacht
Club Will take place on the Both inst, from of the
club house, foot OF West Fftyseventh street, North
river 10 and around stakeboat Off Fort Lee, thence
tOSnd around a stakeboat Off Eysian Fields, thence
to the stakeboaJ at the club house. The course will
be sailed twice over, making the distance about
thirty-fvs miles, IL was the intention or the CON-
mtee 10 have the regatta the 10th or the present
month, but at the last general meeting 1t was ascer-
tuned that several Of the yachts not In readi-
Owing to the numerous additions to the hand.
some little fleet very splendid contest Is expected.
The yachts viii sail in four classes each class for
separate prize.
The famous yacht America, now being oveYhauled
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard "a q singular specimen
OF naval architecture. Nineteen years ago she was
the wonder OF the yachting world and few vessels
at this present day possess much historic interest
IL Is understood that the alterations now
being made upon her will not materi-
ally Interfere with her original structure
She is being freshly coppered and caIked and rem.
dered IN every way entirely seaworthy. She wil in
an PROBABILITY take part in the regatta fall for
the queens Cup, which she so gallantly won on
British waters. Her appearance as contestant Will
be welcomed, and Will unquestionably create great
deal OF interest.
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MUSIC IN IhE PARKS.

The Department OF Public Parks announce that If
the weather be fine there viii he music by the Gen.
tral Park Band In Mount Morris square tomorrow
evening from six to eight O'Clock. The following is
the prOcramme:-
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Miscellaneous
Items Of Metropolitan News.

Inc Following record VIII show the changes IN the
temperature OF the weather for the past twentyfour
hours IN comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building broadway. cor.
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Personal Notes.

Captain Martin J. Lyons sailed yesterday for Liver
pool on the steamship Weser.
The Smyrna tDel.) Times OF the sth inst. says
Z. JOY Morris, native of this town, now Minister
Resident at Constaninople Turkey. is to be super
seded by Wayne Mcvegh, of West Chester Pa. He
we viii soon return to Philadelphia, his former
home.
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Avera9e temperature yesteruay ....:........ 661l
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year 64,.
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Prominent Dcparturer.

Rev. Il. NJ. Ball, for Cohoes; Colonel Piper for
West Point; r. II. Pruyn for Albany, and Colonel
Buchner and Captain Martin J. Lyons, for Europe.
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An application has been made 10 have Michael
varey brother OF "Reddy the Blacksmith" ad.
mitted to bail. He Is held on charge involved in
the late Burke Herman shooting case.
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The races which were to have taken place at Je-
rome Park yesterday have been postponed TIL We'd
nesday June Is.
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The records OF vital statistics for this city for the
week ending yesterday are as follows:-Deaths. ASS;
marriages, 1888; births, 1856, and still born, 45.
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Mr.. Constantine Delmonico, the well known
caterer and restaMateur, died suddenly yesterday,
at his residence. He leaves four children and host
or friends TO lament his demlse. The deceased gem
teman was native OF Switzerland.
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lecture on the genius Of the poet Moore. which
promises TO be very interesting, both from the ma
ture OF the subject and the capacity OF the lecturer 10
treat II well Will be delivered at Dodworth Hall on
Ihursday evening 10y Mr.. Thomas Ii. Parker, men,
Der OF the bar.
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The Mayors Marshal during the past week granted
the following licenses:-ro pawnbrokers, 4; board
ing house. l; second hand dealers, IL; junk shops,
II; junk carts, IS; junk boats, 8; coaches, 4ae;
express. o; vendors, 40; carts, 40; poriers, q;
drivers, ll0total, 727. Total amount received for
licenses. &c.. 81. Iha
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Assistant Secretary Hartley is acting Secretary of
the Treasury during the absence of Mr. Boutwell,.
The latter win be absent for a week.
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DYSPEPSIA.

WGrher's Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared ex-
pressly for Dypeptics and those suffering with
habitual CostiVeness. Itis slightly stimulating
tonic and splendid appetizer; il strengt ems
the stomach and restores the digestive organs to
their healthy state.-Weak, nervous and diSpep-
tic persons should use WARMERS DYSPEPSIA
Tonic, For sale by druggists. One Dollar.
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Notice to Teachers.

The noOrd OF School Examiners Of NcRsou
County Ohio, will hold regular mcetinga for the
examination OF teachcIs at Jackson, en- the arst
Der, and December OF each year. Examinations
willlbegn at 10 O'Clock A. N. on the aTst day OF
each session, and continue nom day - dsy II
necessary.
Applicants not known to the board xaust pre-
natl testimonials OF good moral character. Ger
ificates will only be granted upon actual exam-
tation at regular meeting, and will In no easo
be either antedated or poetdnted
BY ORDER or TIfR Board or EXAMINERS.
r..l M0hliA nrA.W, Long, OeFh,
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Man hood: How Lost, How Restored.

Azszps. just published, a new edition of DR.. Cul-
E<rS> veIwell's Celebrated Essay on the radi-
~ cat cure without medcine) of SPERMA-
ToRRuTA, or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses, IMPOTENCY, Mental
and Physical Incapacity, 1mpediments TO Mar.
riage etc.; also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits,
induced by self-indulgence or sexual extTava-
gnnce.
BlB Price In n sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from n thirty years sue
cessful practice, that the alarming consequences
of self-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine OF the Nppll.
cation of the knife; pointing out a mode Ofcnre
at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means
of which evely sufferer, no matter what his c0ns
ditiOn may be, may cure himself ehe2ply, pri-
vately, and radically.
Nc This Lecture should be In the hands OF ev-
cry youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal, in u plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Also, Dr. CulvcIwell's "Nlarriage Guide" price
25 cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. ]. c. KLINE 4 CO.,
l27 Bowcry, New York, Post-0f1ce Box 1859
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Times of Holding Courts.

by authority OF law, we, the undersigned
Judges Of the Courts of fUommOn Pleas and Dis
trlct Courts. In the 7th judicial District of the
Ing Of the ConFts afor"said ,ythn ond ~ Sor the
several counties of said District, for the year one
thousand eight hundredan seventy one, be tx
DISTRICT COURTS.
Washington, "Wednesday, April 5th; MeIgs,
Monday, April 10th; Gallla, Thursday, April
18th; Lawrence, Monday, April l7th Scl0to,
Thursday April 20thi Pike, Monday, April 2ith
Perry, Tuesday, August Goth; Fairfield, Thurs
day, August alst; Hooking, Monday, September
ith; Athens, "Wednesday, September 9th; Vim
ton, Monday, September Nth Jackson, Wcdnes-
day, September 18th.
COURTS or COMMON PLEAs-lst SUBDIVISION.
=. Perry, Monday, February Othi Monday, May
Hh Monday, October I'd,
Fairfield, Monday, March 9th Monday, June
9Th Monday, October 9Oth.
Hooking Monday, February Goth Monday,
Mny 22i Monday, October 18th.
I'll SUBDIVISION.
Lawrence Monday, January 23l; Tuesday,
April @thj Monday, September 18th
Sciulu Monday, February 9th Monday, May
20th; Monday, 0ctobcr29d.
NiIion, Monday. February 9Th; Monday, May
Sth Monday, October ID,
jackson, Monday, February 10th Monday,
May 22d Monday, October 10Th.
PIKE, Monday, Marchg7th MOnduy, June 96thi
Monday, November goth,
vi SUH-DiNlSlONs
Gallin, Monday. February, 9Th; Wednesday
April 20th; Tuesday, September 10TH
Melgs, Monday, February 10th; Wednesday,
May 10Th; Monday, October 10th.
Washington, "Wednesday, March lst Monday,
May 2l; Monday, 0ctohCr aOth
AthgnS, Monday, March 18th Monday, May
10Th; Monday, November 9th.
Done at Jackson, Ohio, SCptt nlbcr Is, 1870
IOHS l.. PLYIEY, Judges of
ERAsTUs A. GUTHRIE, the 18th Iu.
WILLIAM w. Johnson, dicinI Dis
SlLAs II, WRIGHT. tFict of
WM. II. LOOMS, Ohio.
The NUtc ~ Ohio Jackson county, So.
|, Charles G. james, Clerk Of said District and
Common Pleas Courts, In and for the county and
state aforesaid, do hereby certify the foregoing
to ho u correct copy of the original manuscript
furnished by said Judges, and ordered 10 he pub
lShed according to law,
(SEAL,l Witness my hand aud the seal OF said
Common Pleas Court, at Jackson, this Sth day Of
october, a D. 1870.
CHARLES c. JAMES, Clerk.
Oct, "a ISiO-iw.
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WINE OF LIFE.

Warmers TiHHm PitR, or HiHe of Life, Is free
nom any poisonous drugs or impurities, being
prepared for those who require a stimulant. 1t
thing In tho world for purifying the blood. 1t is
the most pleasant and delicious article ever of
fcTed to tho public, fur superior to brandy whis-
Ky, wine, bitters orany other article. 1t more
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female,
young or old, can take the Wine of Life.-It Is, IN
fact, q life prCserver. Those who wish to enjoy
good health and q free flow oflivcly spirits will
do well TO take the Wine of Life. II Is different
from anything ever before in use. 1t is sold by
druggists also at all respectable saloons, Price
Ono Dollar, in quart bottles.
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The Return.


The bright sea washed across her feet,
As 1t had done ofyore;
The well-remembered odors sweet
Came through her open door.
Again the grass his ripened head
Bowed where her raiment swept;
Again the fog-bcll told of dread,
And all the landscape wcpt.
Again beside the woodland bars
she found the wilding rose,
With petals five and heart Of stars
The flower our childhood knows.
And there, before that blossom small,
BY its young face beguiled,
- Thc woman say her burden fall,
And stood little child.
She knew no more the weight of love,
No more the weight Of grief;
She could the simple Wild rose move,
And bring her heart relief
She asked not where her love was gone,
y Nor where her grief was fled,
But stood, as at the great white Throne,
Unmindful of things dead.
--4itIdntic Monthly for Noren,ber
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C Il NJ. WOODS.
LIVERY STABLE.

Having rented the livery stable OF A. A.
Carr. between Broadway and Portsmouth Sts..
In jackson. and having purchased the stock be-
longing to the same. we will carry ou the busi-
ness IN all Its branches.
Horses can he put mp, fed and taken out, at
all hours day Or night.
ETBUGGIES, EXPRESSES, AND SINGLE
Feb II, ,'6O-u Cam. WOODS.
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"Can't you manage to give my son
l2ne of the prizes at the exhibition g.
ed a mother Of teacher. "No,
. was the reply. "Your son
mo chances he obstinately
sss." "Oh but then"
mamma, "If that's
prize for perse-
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WARNER'S
PILE REMEDY.

WdrheT'S Pile Remedy has never failed mot
even in one casc) to cure the very worst cases of
Blind, Itching and Bleeding Piles. Those who
are afflicted should Immediately call on their
druggist and get WARMERS PILE REMEDY. 1t is
expressly for the Piles and is not recommended
to cure any other disease. 1t has cured many
cases of over thirty years standing. Price One
Dollar. For sale by druggists everywhere.
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EMMENAGOGUE.

WarneI'S Emmend00gue is the only article
known to cure the Whites, Ut will cure In every
case.) Where is the family in which this import
the greatest blessing ever offered you, and you
zhould Immediately procure It. II Is also q surO
re for female Irregularities, and may be de-
nded upon In every case where the monthly
W has been obstructed through cold or disease.
ID by druggists, Price One Dollar. Or sent by
Ill on receipt Of One Dollar and a Quarter.
address 6I9 State ST., Chicago, III.
For Sale In Jackson by
H. Montgomery & Co.,
and VIM, F. Hale.
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For Sale.

wish to sell farm lying in Madison town
d, Jackson county, Ohio, about ~ miles from
Village of CentTeville, containing one hum
/ and sixty y-eight acres. About one hundred
y cleared land, the balance In good timber,
farm Is well wntered, has an excellent good
ard ON II, u coal bank nearly feet thick,
an excellent roof ON the same, u reasonable
house, and also a cabin on the same. II
be divided and sold In two pieces, II desired.
hs of payment made easy.
=, The above faim Is known as the David
Williams iarm. l.. NJ. BEMAN.
ugll, 'T0-0m
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WILLIAM CHEW
Barber and Hair Dresser,

BROADWAY ST., l(uP SrAIRs,)
Deer Martia's Grocery Store, in Rooms formerly
occupied By Isaac Roberts as Cltrim AgeRt.
Mr.. Chew will attend promptly to all calls In
his line of business and hopes to merit share
Of patronage. apr 8, 69-u
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COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough BGlsam is healing, soften
ing and cxpectoIatinR The extraordinary pow
cr 1t possesses in Immediately relieving, and
eventually curing the most obstinate cases of
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis Influen-
"a, Catarrh, HOarsenGss, Asthma and Consump-
ton IL almost incredible. So prompt is the re-
lief and certain its effects In all the above cnsCs
or any affection of the throat and lungs that
thousands of physicians are daily prescribing It,
and ono and all say that II is the most healing
and expectorating medicine known One dose
always affords relief and in most cases one bot
tie effects n cure. Sold by druggists, in large bot
tlGs Price One Dollar. 1t is your own fault If
you still cough and suffer. The Balsam will
cure.
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The War.

TIN stiffness after the declaration of war
Inv France and Prussia il like that which
lust prccedes the bursting of the violent
Summer storm with It's loud thunders, up
roofing winds, and deluging rains. But
this stiffness Is only that Of appearance
Really, the material and forces for the storm
soon to be prccipitated with its dread thrn
ders upon the land devoted to it arc IN NC
tive preparation. Not moment o. oe''.
will be admitted, and hostilities Will sooi
take the form Of the dcadliest strife. i,
Thus FAR our opinion has been sustained
nv facts. There has been no indication o'
any interference on the part of other row
ers than the original parties TO the W."
They will be left to fight 1t out -,
But the European powers, from 'o's 49,
tied nolicy, will not fail at the proper j"'e-
ture to intervene for the preserVa.'ol' u s.s
balance of power. Neither fra'iec hoi
prussia will be permitted to be SUNK INTO
;,e;er,6cance. When the war has pro-
crossed f,r enough to show on which side
tbc superiority is, and to show, further
more, that it cannot be carried further Win
ont the degradation of one of the Powers 70
such a degree as to disturb the balance OF
mower, the neutral nations will intervene
for the cessation of hostilities and arrange
ment of a peace. !,
The war, we are sure, will be short j.; but
will be terribly destructive while 1t lasts.
We must soon hear of q collision.