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THE OCCUPATION OF ROME.
The Papai Legion TO be Disbs bsnded-IfnI!
Enthusiasfic-Tbe Surren ndcr of the Cit
Resembling q Carnival.


The PspaI legion TO be Disba nded-IfnIy
Bnthusiasfic-Tbe Surrender OF the City
Resembling q Carnival.
fLoREScr, Sept ga contingent Of each d.
vision OF the italian army occupied the city OF Rome
while the remainder went into camp outside tho
walls. The Pspal troops, on capitulating laid down
their arms and defled before tho Italians, who
cheered Justify for King Victor Emanuel. The Pi-
pal Legion lave gone TO Clvita yecchia, there to
await the completion OF the arrangement now max
ing to transport them TO their several countries.
The Italian loss In killed and wounded before the
city was tri1ing. The Diplomatic Corps at the Vat.
can have announced their entire salts action vita
tie precautions which have been taken to preserve
order The people Of all Italy enthusiastic
the accomplishment OF Italian unity. The large
cities are covered with bunting, and fireworks and
illuminaiions attest the general JOY.
PARTICULARS OF rnF SURRENDER or RoME.
From ne Commercial Advertiser.
Throughout the length and breadth OF Italy there
enthusiastic demonstrations OF popular approval on
the occupation Of Rome by the Italian troops, Gen.
Cadorna was present to-day at Rome receiving the
arms Of tie Papal troops The terms OF the sur
render were arranged with their commander Gen.
Kanzler All native Italians on duty at the garrison
are retained in the deDois without arms. All for.
erners are being sent to thec respective countries,
Tie surrender OF the PapM troops con'rasted
strangely with the French surrender at Sedan iuas-
much as that which has just taken place Ia the
Eternal City had more the appearance ola carni.
val or festival than the discontinue Of vanquisLod
foe Cheers for the King are mingled with cheers
Tor Rome.
A pisbiseitum ia to be taken in Italy 20 decide
whether Rome shall be the capital OF the kingdom.
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FRENoM HaR DNSPlICnEy.

Activity bnsng the TroOps-OrienDs Mem
sccd-An Assauit GU strRsbOurg he-
pulsed.
rOuRs, sept. 9a.--Nothlng definite has been
reeoiyed nom Paris to-day. The Prussians have
not ths Orlt'ns RAILWAY and now occupy seyerul
points along The line. The tranic on this road now
Itops at blois The PrussiIns menace 0rlesns
There is great activity among the troops hero
many are LEAVING with all possible haste. nis re-
ported that the Governmental delegates will leave
nuudreds OF persons have arrived here from Blols,
who lon tere bscaoso of a fear that the Prussians
would soon enIar Iho railroad service is sim II.
frguar
Lgtey-Infarmstion received hero dcsiroys hone
u Loacc BayTe eXpr, ssed li, Wu.n-uess ~ IA ..
code to plan 10 satisfy PRUSSIA for elertnss rep
reehtatiye assembly, aud thus obtain tho voice Ol
iu,y accredited dov,n neHt in ma king te.ms OF
prrce but the King of IruH 'iss cJuuselors D al.
tEiiy reuse sn sTmistcA, and vii, make p0aco only
IN lie con iton oi retaining possession Of tho di'-
hicis now occupied unUl the terms are raiihod BY
rr Constituent Assembly. Although tho question
'i '''ms his iot yet been reached, N. FAyre in
lo'ns VI. ar.catcs In the Government that the ce'.
r.no hroce AN serlliny be the ulumatum OF
'usa, $50. he RIde hopes OF success Ia Uis Inia'
Ela
Fron ne E,targ ma
N,yHG. sept. IA Pru sian corp, has crossoi
ths seine % gnyl. Department Of seine o. Disc. on
'he lia'rr Runway, northwest Of Paris A large
f.l. ''u Goo. ,s ,,-o ~ No'uo Advicos from Bol-
',l tnror. ihhihe Prussnus
NAM AH ARAUIT UFoS sruAsBOUnG
'n no lith OF zoe prsscnt month, and that thoY
F"orlu . With heavy loss, Tns breachin, Gro
~. goes On.
Iora sept. 22-Tre Prps'ian cavalry entered
@lnie~su- .'re ami male roquisilOn. They
"'"eqlcaty reiuinsd their corps, which wa sd
''acpg In tlst direction.
TRa rGdTikG EEAR PARIS
continues VIA varying rrsal',. No LnpOrttnt bn'
s"emcnt las yet taken place.
Ihe report Ihat tue Irns7iIns had occupied
Orleans Is not confirmed Tie manu- acture OF arms
p5 private plrtiss, Sell Ls iH the national Srmo.
'l'' las been vastly Increased. Lstters from Nets.
-"'si gr ~ rrn,'-sngr. rcitrr.Ls the ARsnrsnDs
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
TIE nov THEODORE ALLEN GoIN1
IN FOR TnE REFORMERs
The Eighth Ward workinsmen Coun.eiIed I,

The Eighth Ward Workingmcn Coun.eiIed a.
Remember the Hon. samuel J. Tiiden's
Grntuitous InsnIts-The Usrd-nsted yer,
sus theJ eweiied Democracy.
The Eighth Ward untramelled Democracy had
an enthusiastic meeting last night at $50 Green wch
street, under the auspices ofthe Theodore Allen AZ.
sociation. Mr.. Richard b. Archer presided. and
Mr. Michael Connor was Secretary.
The Hon. Theodore Allen having been introduced
was warmly received. lie reminded his auditors
OF tho uphill nght they had engaged in for so mnnS
years in the Fifth Assembly District against the
Tdmmany ongarchy. All he asked was tho
privilese OF continuing the fight until 1ammany re-
ceived Its death blow. The workingmen OF tho
Eighth Ward had never had a voice in any primary.
and they had never been represented on any oen>
eral Committee They had sent committee aftee
committee to the ruling powers. but the committees
had never got any further than the gate, where
the great chief kept bis dog TO frighon away vsl.
tors.
This year the Young Democracy had a golden op-
portun,y to assert their rights Never before were
so many safeguards thrown around the ballot box.
In the election law passed by Congress the vo.
ters were fully protected. Tammany said this was
an unjust law. whyi Because It struck down
10000 OF their repeaters in this CITY, The legitimate
vote OF the Eighth Ward vas 43JO, and yet they had
made II 1900. 1t Was sign Of Weakness when ticy
ot-hn 70 sQucA.
Mr.. Allen strongly urged the nomination OF y
workingmIn to represent the Fifth Assembly Dis
fct IN Albany next winter. All they required was
confidence, and they would win. Assurance Of VIC
tory was already given when such men As L4dwith.
O'Brien. and Hogan had stripped for the nght,
loud applause Speaking for himself he would
say that no money would buy him. and nc threats
infimiIa him The Deoule must not sell their can
didate out when they send him out, but work with
might aud main TO eject him.
Mr. Christopher johnson followed In BRIEF
speech. lie described tie shabby treatment which
the delegation Of the Young Democracy had received
In the Rochester Convention, where tley had been
called b. Ar. Tden thieves pnj v0gahonds. The
wotkingmon OF the Eighth Ward must In November
remember this Insult The horde Of 1ammany
piize-h htCrs, thieves, and repeaters must be de-
Gded at nny cost 1ammany had appointed 1,4N
Inspectors ~ the Department OF Public Works at %
per day each, Du the day aftcr election hl OF hcm
would b. dismissed and in two weeks q ter election
The remainder Vt them would be guillOtined 81 II
any man haa . position OF that kind offered him bs
may know tho real value o. the brbc. MI johnson
was uudl. appau edat the conclusion Of his spirtod
speech.
several fnc Irish ballad. were sung by Fred Will
liam.. and the meeting adjourned with cheers lot
tLO Oung Democracy.
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NEW JERSEf.

The German steamers NJ Hototcp 49,. ttFius in
coal IL ib uudCbood that the Hermann wall ssu N
Sat ar lIY,
Gen Grant Is expected IN visit tho State fair In
NMeilcy oIay. luc Hon. OTusl,s Cove 4ul WI, do.
liver tue annual address.
Napoleon Long, on employee OF the New Jersey
Railroad Company, WAS crushed ana iautlY kIlad
b"t the bumpers u two cars ycsipldIy liz fhI
were forced mt th0 heart.
1he Hudson County Republican Convention met
q Jercy C.b hrttcrlly ahsrl"pu and noMpE.ct A. .
j. Howard for 5heiid GeO Gau pTernt frr SuirnRate
aud hessTs MaGdcn Lowcutual, aud Wa.IlC 10. Coo.
EuilY yesterday morning the steam propeller Pjo.
ncer OF lc stephens CO.dic, 'y, sgui nt thr Com
nerclal wharf IA hoWark carrying tosn amall c.ra,'
probably be so OoJ or o. no
Christian Weser vas arraignod before Justice
Dean OI Newark, on Wednesday Iight Tor beating hs
wife. Heiaer denied that the woman Wiir al
though he mad nyed vita her seVoal year., and had
had three chdreu. 1he Justice informed him that he
must either marry the woman At onos, or give bond
tnr tho support Oi he!Self ana children Christian re
hansd nomant sud requested tho JuStlor W porIOrn
tie aaIILagp aIoubony. knd I'LL rdngly doas
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

Henri Refers oil works on North Water street.
tew Beniold. were burned olW Wvdnesday nisht Loss.
sWcOJ insured.
Jamc, l.. Abhotrs grocery on Pleasant streot
nust'u was hur lcd ON Wednesday night. Loss $500
insured LJi (3,JJi
Conkliuc 4 Beers's planning mil, Grand, near PARK
avenue, BtoOkNn. was damaged 500 yesterday morn.
INK. Injured tor 1850.
At about II o'clock last night nre was discovered
the second DOi OF ~ ChAnnefI street, occu Uod By
r. =. EYre Co., Importers OF cutlc.l. On the nrst
hoor 10 walsh, Coulter Wilson's hlrdvare ttorn,
va dam ed co lsldcraOlY by The third
ard iourlh noon arc occupied by u smaihausen. and
Hermann - Sicltkes, dealers IN fancy goods both VI
whou suffered. Tho total damage ~ edlmated A.
SIS 0G0 b. j. kyrc Co. lose 5000; wash, Coulter n
WILSON, fi51. Tho damage to tho building Ii about
siUJO l.tuIdnCs unkuOwn.
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Legislation strictly in tho In,ores, of Capital

WAsHINGroN, Sept go. The Hon Jas Brooks,
at the request oftLo Hon, Samuel Randall, Chai
OF the Democratic Congressional Committee, has
written ropy to Scna tor Wlsons circular in rola
ton TO the reduction Of taxes by Congress Mr.
Brooks sala that the rcdutt. /. not so much by
thirty OF lortl millions tie Democrats would have
made, Il in power: that mint reduction has been
made in tho tarin las been IN the interest OF capital
rather than o. labor and that the senator rom
Massachusetts, may " ell he content with !, Nne the
West and South cInnot be, as the reductions have
al boon made in the capital interests OF Massdc4u
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The Saeswomeu's Early Closing Association
met in Phmpton hall last evening, President Wit.
tvnbeocher in tho chair Miss Meta" read tis
Urutcs
A SaleswomAn from an Eighth avenue store spokc
ourA-ngly Of the prospects OF the Association.
and said a customer entered hor store ire other
dIy, o. before purchasing asked if the saleswoneR
were allowed TO sit doNn saying she would not put-
cluse II suci wis not The case.
Miss Meta announced that subject OF much
importance relating to 4 scheme that, put in prne-
uce, wu Id insure protection to The saleswOmen
who bad arbitrary emUloVers. would be presented
hy hcr lor consideration Ut the next meeting, and
sho urged large attondineo.
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WAR NOTES.

Preparations for PrOciHining King WiiIin m
Emperor Tho AngIO-Ancricnn Ambu-
lance Corps Revolt In Algeria,
A despatch from Berlin repeats the news that
Constitution is preparing for the security OF Ger
man unity.
Herr DelArHck Il arranging the formaiites for
trocaiming William Emperor OF Germany.
Tho Anglo American Ambulance Corps Is OF in
caloulable service al the seat OF war
A general revolt OF the Arabs has occurred In Al
esriA. Tho Chnsseurs d'Airiqus have consoqusa tiS
beah sent back from harsoillea-
Several csrEoos Of cotton and Other Eoods have
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TIE Chlnese Iarndrymcn imported Tor Capt
Hcrvey Of Beleyillo, N. j.. bave begun their work
without opposition from any source. A portion only
Of tire force Of girls hitherto omploye have been
discharged The services OF the remainder will lot
be Gispe sod with uutil the Chinese have lecoHe
iully ACCUSTOMED TO their work Catt Heryey
tanks that hc can maze a great saving by the EN-.
ul0ymont Of the Cinnamon. LAst year Hs ks "a, 4.
he lot $4,000 by the iIregu4ry aud incompetency
nf Lho glf,s
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Charles T. Parsoe, ST., died in this city yes.
tord0y. lie was born IN London Rng'lnD In June,
ls0i, and from early childhood wAH connected NIti
The dramatic profession. lie made his Hrst pear
ance In this country as one OF the stocr c,S.panV "
the old lark Theatre IN ls? Fora nuLile OF years
after that he supported his lire OF character with
Madame Augusta, the Countess 81. j gu.ur. lie was
Il member OF Burtun's Chambers Street Theatre
from 1SiS until lsJI, when he retired nom active
work and orgGnlz lzed dramatic agency. H.s Mlie
died In ls52. lie leaves four sons, the only one IN
tho profession being c. r. larsloo, Jr., uf Lima
EdwinS. lie was member OF Now YorR Lol.c,
No. $50, + and A. NJ, ana ui the American Dramatic
Eund As.ociafion
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PRUssIAy WAR DEsPITCHEs.
The siege Of stra sboura vigorously Pushe
-Favre ut the Prussian Headquarters
A Manifesto from Napoleon.


The siege Of strasboura vigorously Pushed
-Favrs at the Prussian Headannrters-
A Manifesto from Napoleon.
MuSDKLsHsrx. Sept 29.-The siege Of Stras-
bowg is vigorously pushed Lunette No. 20 was
tskcu today by the Prussisas with only triAng loss
Five guns were taken in the recent capture OF Lu
netts No. SO.
Lotsr-kumors Of the capture OF strasbours arc
anoat in private olrcles, but lack ofcii eonhrms-
ton. A French account states that an assault vas
made on the breaches by the besiegers on the 18TH
but was repulsed with great loss There was hght
ing the 11th and 18th, but lis believed 70 be 10
consequence OF sorties made By the garrison and
not an assault.
Dom ht Ftepir0 Man
BxRLrS, Sept. e9-Ths negotiations now being
conducted between Count Bismarck and NJ. jules
Ravre at tho Kings headquarters al Ferreres have
not progressed beyond debating the question OF the
guarantees that the Constituent Assembly shall &C.
cept the conditions agreed upon. These discussions
are merely OF preliminary character, and have not
yielded anv stable fruit. The terms Of peace have
not yet been discussed.
BAND OF GERMAN REPUBLICANS,
under Herr Jacoby, noted Democratic agitator,
assembled at Kongsberg yesterday. and passed
strong resolutions Of protest against the forcibe
aunoxa,ion Of the French provinces OF Asaco and
Lorraine to tho Federal Uriou Of the German
States. The meeting was dispersed by tho police,
and Herr Jlcoby was arrested. II Is understood
upon authority that Napoleon In his seclusion at
Wunclmsh0he, in Caasel, Is preparing manifesto to
tho FreEeh people
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The French Patriotic Aid Committee met last
nlaht at Il West Houston street Mir. Gerdy, the
President, read address, which 1t is proposed to
present to the American people, soliciting aid in
money, and breadstuns, or other gifts for tho sol
dieTs, widows, ami orphans OF France. Mr.. FOu-
gcia, 80 North William street, sent a note wi,h a
check for $500, and making known his willingness
to contribute another thousand, II one hundred
Frcnehmen would follow hiu. TotA subscription
up to date i25.OJJ.
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that the place Is well proyisoned and the morale OF
the garrison excellent
The Count de la Gueron Mere, Will, returning
from Constantinoplo, was arrested at Marsenles
but no was Immediately released by order OF the
Government. 1t Is rumorod that Lyons VIII be
made the temporary capitol Of France.
The Provisional Gov .rnment Is determined to re.
Iaess the excesses Of the Reds
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SUCCOR BOR CUBd.
TIE Successful Landing Of nm ESpeehfon
with Arms for the Patriots.

HAVANA, Sept. 22.-PriV ate accounts report tht
landing Of the steamer Salvador as completely suo.
cess ul. Tho expodilonis,s and greater portion Of
the arms are safe In the interior Tho vessel oak.
ing auI unseawortly, was abandoned to the Span
iard-. The pilot and six nremen surrendered. Dur.
ing the voyage the passengers were constantly bail.
in. carrying coal, and shiding the cargo. Tue au-
thoriues Sere deceived; they supposed she would
land Oh tue otAer suo OF the island.
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BROOE TN.

Yesterday afternoon, 1aomus Boy an, a ne wsboy
while at cmrting Get Cn the front platform OF n
Grand srro rui Nowtnwn Ralroa car. niar Third
street " !a.H -hurgh, fell under the Wheels and hs
legs were crushed.
A BLIZZARD match for the champion gold cue OF
Long Island was PLAYED last night At the Assembly Bi-
l..l Room In BrJOKlTu. between ROggS..nd Vander.
WcTtcn. WI ch won by the former by 5Bl 20 fftc
james kUiy vi Dean street, brooklyn, has Alengod
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Since Kelly d Loon have got into their new
hull at 800 Iroadway their performances are crowd
OF. Their programme OF songs, dances, and bHr'
lcsqucs is GuriyAlel. "rho BiOiei OF tho Period
IL tlo attraction just now. An evening c1nnnt he
passed more pleasantly than in listening to lhcir
NINA
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A Dead Baby Kicked About GU the Side
MnIk.

The body Of a male infant apparently about
day old, was last evening discovered To- the cutter
in Rutherford place. near L lst Fifteenth street. un
extremely select and RIistOcratic nciehborun0l.
The body was nude, and wrapped In an CD ucNs.
paper. The package had originally Jeer dronucd
upon tic sidewalk, where II had been clrelcssly
kicked about, until tng!ij gouuousn 10 kicking Il
Into tue gutter bUrst the paiCr wrapping. ana dis
closed the con tents. The boly was taken 10 the
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the EIGH1EANIn WIND SHOOTING.

No Arrest Discovery OF another Wen
pou-COndition OF she Wounded Man
singular statement by the Hon. Charles
=. spencer.
No arrest hes yet been made in the late Dono-
hue shooting aIGir, tbouEh It is certain that the
police exercising their utmost vigilance to Sc.
cure the Nould-bo murderer. The oontinued ab-
sencc OF John Scanned ard the persistent rotseence
Of bis fienls as to his whereabouts are clcum-
stances that are ms, chan ng the suspicious OF the
public into rosiuve conviction that be L. the guilty
ma
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James O. Gregory. bookkeepor, formerly IN
tho employ OF Alhor Cornell et ~ Leonard atrCoi,
was arrested yesterday By Detective Eel Of tho
Flflh Ward, on u warrant from Justice IOgsn. on
onsr,oof embeAshns sH.oSJ which he had rSOsiysd
as hookkeoD0r.
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4 NnMnrL Mnmnn nnrnch 10 ncn,h.

Mrs. Thomas Woods, OF 2s4 Bank street, New.
ark was bulnud TO drath While wasnns yesterday
moon, her clothes catching lre from the sloye. oAe
WAS 10 years old.
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ruE ARREST OF ALEcK YRgAn.

Renorcr-Well good day, Sheriff
The Shcrin-Hold on. You hayn't head ,le best
part OF te story. Scores OF the gan We D. on ar
rested over Ia Jersey City this m,rnIng. .s they
5sngers on tho train, and picked the conductor's
pocket OF a gold watch. Tho detectives CauL Ut
some queer isn In their haul. have d'sIlich
here which fpys that Aleck Fear Tom Gould. md a
halEdozen other huAes were arrested, on they lot
Alock 20 as soon ~ they found cut VINO he vas.
Iuia gin. ed the interview
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TVIE Siege OF PARIS
The Provisional Govern
ment in Danger,
The PrusSians Take $500
; Prisoners.
RpMOnEp CAPTURE Of SIRASBOURG
HOPES OF PEACE DYING OUT.
MANIFESTO FROM NAPOLEON.
THE SUNS VAR coRREsPoNDENoE.

New, from the Interior Of Paris-The Clash
between the Governmopt and the Central
Republican Committee-Tbe Workingmen
Movina-sbali the Hepublic staud or
~
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Ropor,er-So the roughs on the Erie train acted
as if they were going to n prize tslit
sheriff q Bricr--No they didn't. That's Just
wnere you're arong Il ile thieves EaG been gong
TO prize FIGHT they would hYVe behaved taf-3ay
nobody to IA back upon but themselves. But
those fellows robbed everybody by the Hholesa'e
because tho knew they had Abraham O'Lai and
his crowd to back them up unl Ect them ant Of
trouble # they should be arrested. II made all tie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17

The Petersburg Inde1 discusses with pith
and point the amiable form in which Re-
publicanism has at last appeared in the
Journal of this city. 1t gives timely warn
ing not to trust the sanctimonious air OF
the old prosecutor OF the South; and claims
that it is the power and triumph OF the
party which saved Virginia from Radlcalism
that now force it to make an effort to be-
come respectable and to keep down the
rampancy of the negro element, which is
the soul and body of Virginia Republican,
ism. The hade1 concludes
"However, nothing but Conservatism
has liberalized Virginia Radicalism. 1t
would be folly to disorganize a force which
has made the lion so lamb-like, and con
vertcd the snappings of the VOL into tender
solicitude for the wool of his former vic
Tins -
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Georgia-The Policy of the South.

Georgia-The Policy of the South.
The Georgia elections will take place on
the Sth November, asrequired in the Const-
tuition. Weare glad to see that Mr.. LINTON
STEPHENS has withdrawn from the preSl,
dency ofthc Georgia Conservative Executive
Committee 1t was time for him to do so,
after giving such bad advice to the people
as he did in recommending that, in elect
ing congressman, they should pay no atten-
ton to the disabilities acts of Congress. OF
course Mr.. STEPHENS is one of those wise
men who have no better sense than to pro-
pose that the people shall all commit sui
eide. If they would butt their own brains
out.against posts or moderately granite
rocks, they would show as much wisdom as
they do in urging the public to commit alb
surdities and gain credit for unsclishness.
The South has still difficult work tt
perform. 1t is unquestionably at the mercy
of Congress. There is no power to inter
pose for the protection Of the southern
States from the harsh measures and thu
partisan man9uyres OF Congress. L,
make an attempt to defy the will of Con
gress by disobeying its laws of reconstruc
ton and repudiating the constitutions
amendments, would be in every sens
wrong, and putting the States exhibitin!
such resistance In danger Of the renewal O
military rule and the territorial existence
prey to carpet-baggers and the most de
PRAYED class of native whites. Georgia ha
had hsc lesson-she has had eXamples-ant
If she goes int follies now she will have X
b,ame herself, and To suffer too.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-17

NEW COMPLICATIONS ARIsING.-London,
september 14.-Great anxiety is felt here as
o the future. Wellinformed persons re-
gard the French war as only the opening
lct OF new complications. The alliance OF
.tuSSia with Austria is believed to be nearly
II quite consummated, and with aVleW 10
: he eventual partition of Germany, and OF
he East. A prominent foreign dlpiohiallsl
sells me "there will be nothing done for
France. 1t is intended this war shall go on
untl both parties are exhausted. AlSace
md Lorraine will weaken, not SlrenSthell
Germany. Austria, Italy, and Russia, are
he only gamers by this war, ana the map
If EuropaaWill be reconstructed as no one
.ypec,s it 70 be-not by Germany, but by
hose Powers. / repeat, us so often before,
he interest of this war goes steadily 10 the
East. King William is mad. Count Bis
marrk is in miserable health. The French
Rerlblicans are distracted. England is
Doyyerless. Central and Western Europe
are ended for years.-L. an special dispatch
TO the World.
This is a grand prophet indeed. There
have been some mighty vnes during the
war in Europe, but none excel the excellent
81" We apprehend, however, that he is
like unto fisherman who, putting his net
into the sea, soon found it so full OF fish that
it was impossible for him to bring it ashore
His prophecy is too big to be carried
| through-at least during our times.