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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-09

We have a very large and complete stock
OF Carpets of the different qu'l.'ie>' "i''i'
we will sell at greatly reduced 1gures-
some BEAUTIFUL, HIGHLY CoLohhp
Patterns AS low as so and rs cents per yard.
Another invoice OF the PRETTlfsT
TuREE-pLY EVER BROUGHT TO THE
CTrYu Don't fail 10 secure pattern OF IT,
PAT TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at N cents
per yard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-09

LAUGHLIS, SMITH & CO,
Wholesale Asents
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-26
OcS 8efnben @iuS TX.

1eu1i4 purbe u &un beridtet, Der
YapR fet pteber febr letbenb. unb ber 2eier
bes u@anberer" bat bic bette Grflaruns
bteraber aus Der Sober unferes perebrters
9rn. %Gprreippntsnten tn Rcn erbalten..
Nun mag aber bas Befneen Ytus TX. na&'
fetenbe Mitttetluns aus @om por. I. Mdr3,
Mustunft eeben.
Mm Santiago, fdretbt man, war Der
papf mad Monte Marto aefabren anb
bate ben @aeen perlafen. als Ct foau
Tub cling, b~esesnete er 3pet 9tf9Sfen, q
penen Der eine f9 auf einen 5tpd flete~
Mls ptus, TX. an Ge berantam, faste er:
8ommen ste, u'eine 8raber, seben nj. 3a>
fammen. Die 9il4Dfe besleiteten ttn.
Der, pelder ben stud In Der @anb bate,
iaste gum papf: Dart t& .sStnen, beiltser
@ater, u1einen Stod anbteteN, UNI F4 b.
ruuf 5u nasen? S;sRetn! 9ein" erwtberte
Der Yapf. Isle feben, t& sebe cbne Stod
bel metnem 9lter, unb benno4 fasen etn
Mal bte :3eitunsen, i'd ftt tranf, Elm amber
MRa1 i'd fei auf benz 9pbtenbette, oft lafffa'
fe mid fosar setorben ietn; pent mai, mid
nun nit benz @tode eeben fdbe, fo saarben
fe fasen, i'd fei fhon b~esraben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-26

fer pom uppfol. Stutle perurtbeilt unb
feline Qetren nerpDnt rpprben, bab lie aber in,
6er3en nod imn,er l6ern1eianer itien unb
flr bic @erwerfuns observation-disclosures benz
apofcl. @tuble bitter sroQten. Gbeaio tra'
rem bic Dferreidtf&en Softpbiner icsleid
betm3eus, in@ra8 rpaAte fc9ar Der alte8eSer
@ub tpieber auf bic R%ationalifen unb leid'
teren Sdattiruneeu bes &atipnalismus
fimmten etn in ben @bor, unb aud bic
@aQitaner prdientirten fi4 ais Bunbessenol>
fen fur Doatnser urb Comforter sesen bic
pdpflt&e nnfeblbarfeit. Ra~
tarli4 paren unb finb aud ale liberalen
8atbolifen auf fetner @eite, bic ibre &C.
i&t&te unb Dcsuatit aus benz Broftauf.
iaen Gonper1atipnslerifon, Der @artenlaubs,
Gusen Cue uno @enan, ber IussburserMu>
semeinen unb &Dlnif@er 3ettuns, ben @ea-
efen Ma&ri&tsn unb Subenbldttern senona>
men unb nebmen, ri@t talb elauben, ,pas
Elm fatb. Gbrtf slauben fol-, beuen basD Dogma
Don ser unbeFedten Gmpfdn8ntb nod un>
perbaut int Masen fedt, bic baber einer
eisentli&en 9or1or DOR Dosuten unt befon.
bers erf gar Dor Der pdpfl. 1nfebltarfeit
babeu. @ebrere Bii9ofe fabeu Der @a&e
slei4siltis ober pteaei&t aud niat ansern
gu. vBir fnb obne bas Dogma Der Ydpf'
li4en lnfeblbarteit felt 70 sielen Sabrbun:
terten fortseton.u1en, tonnen Is tn 3ufunft
aud", raetnten fe-u nb nit bieler @tiut'
u1uns faraen fe gun, Goneil mad Rpnt, 100
Ne i@on ein3elne rOmif4e prdlaten fanben,
bic eben 70 ba&ten, pie fe. Da sinsen bic
6er3en aut neil Der Munb ausipra&, tpas
BARN tpar, unb ss spar gut, bas es f. fam,
bamtt Is auffant, ban,it ber b.@ater ii& aus.
fennt, bab fi& bic 9erren sesenititis ielbf
fennen ~lernten, ban1it man erfenne, pte gar
iebr notb bas Qpneil that, neil Defenders in
Deuti4lanb unb auf ben bortisen urtperE>
tdteu unb unter tbnen felbf tbeolosiiden
YrofeForen Der fatb. @laube ntelfa@ setrabt
1T, unb fosar bic Oberbtrten Der gerfu4uns
nidt 9enu9 pipertanben, benz f4limmen
3eitseife 3usefdnbniRe gu MAIDEN, antatt
i'm enserila gu betdmpfen ; freili@ teitteu,
ie ieten, 100 bas Ding btpaus ptQ, bag es
f4 nidt unt bic Seluiten, nidtum bic Dps>
uaatiIruns Der pdpfl. unfeblbarteit banbelt,
ionoern ba6 bic Teinbe berie!ben bic Griien3
bes Yapies (ieinen prtmat) unb ielbf
bic fir41i9e l%nfeblbarfett an9retfen, wa>
den ie auf. Der 9tihcf Don @atn3 bat iid
entidteben seeenD 0Qiuser unb Sos. erfldrt.
Der Gr3biiaof Don Man6en iebt ben DFent>
lt4en &unbsebunsen nit srobem5 @n1er3e iu
u. I. ~. unb int ielben Mabe, ais basDrau,a
in Deutidlano iiA mebr entmidelt unb ietnen
gbarafter unuer~
bplen aetst, tperoen bic beutl4en gii9Dfe
entf9tebener basesen auftreten, unb INN 70
enser an ben @efammt>G Episcopal unb ben
fl. gater f& anfdlieben unb baber cine
pp1lfommene Gptsfeit berft1en.
90 peib Der II. @eif felbf bic ..Qeiten>
fdaiteu unt MibsriFe Der menf4en, our
50rberuns ieiner pei{efen Ibi1&ten gu Be-
nuben.
Sbr er9ebener
8pnifa3 Wiwmer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-26

9as Batieanii@e 6ontil. Dem ueueRtn
uns fceben Don @on1 3usetomu1enen &atalc>
&c iber ben Befanb bes Gcneils 3ufolse BE"
fanben f@ tua @an3en 764 Mttslieber bes'
ftlben tnJRona, bic F9 mad len perf&tebenen
Niten eint6etlen tpie fol8t:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-26

Der @taat Sotua eetptnnt tt Betred Der
Trauen.G man3ipation batb ben @cripruns
uber bas Eerritorium WYoratns. Gs tpirb
ndmltG beri9tet, baB Der borttse Senat .et<
men @%eiesentpurf dnsenpnuen babe, 100
bur9 Trauen CUR Abpceatur aueelafen turr>
ben. @ "-I -
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-26

Die einjelnen9 taatenttno fpl9enoern1aben
reprGientirt: -
Oeaerrei9 ,unsarn bur& 49, elsien bur&
6, Trantret@ bur& "a, Deaialanb our&
10 10 Norb- unb 9 @lb.D eutf@e], @rce>
trttannien bur4 IS. @rie&enlanb bur3 5,
Stalieu bur& 276 (wopon l43 I'M Sir
4snfaate),' 9olanb bur@ 4, ycrtusaa
ourd 2, &ublano bur9 l,spanten bur& Al,
S9wei3 bur9 s, bic europdtf9e Sartei bur4
II, Gbina uno Japan bur9 Is, @tnbofan
unb Snbo'Gbtna bur@ Is, Yerfen bur9 l,
bic ailatif4e Surtei bur& 4e, Ilster tur4 8,
Die ganaeif9en unb &uorif@en Snftln
bur6 3, aesYpten unb 1unis bur@ 8, ilbli>
DIES Mfrita our9 5,amertta bur4 l13, [wo~
BON 4s aus ben Ser. Staaten, 16 aus ben
britiiden grosinsen, 10 aus Msrtcp] uno
Mufralien unb Mantla bur4 Is.
@uf bic peridierenen @elttbetle fpu1uen
W1ten rs
N1|Wd 14
Sceanten Is
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-26

Dem Dunf9e bes tc9p. P. s, +. @e>
rtnser entfpre6enb, lafen mir bier feline
iunsfe Mntport auf Do1insers Grf1druns
iber Sic pdpRlide llnfeblbarfeit fplsen; BE
felbe lautet: u .">s I.t %. ..
Dr. D6uineer's 8emerfuneen uber
bic Mnfeblbarfetts =-MbreHe.
SIN ben 3ettuneen n1a4t nun bie8ritif Der
unieblbarteits ,Nbrefe bic &unbe, bic DBL
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Interesting Facts and opinions non Wa sh-
iugtGu.

Core pcrlcarc q The ~u1.
"''''l'""Iu.'' aug 4-' --''r' Ffcllhehuy9cn was
ii't in rcfr'il' tic n'dc' w'ial Dir. Motley - 70
.'' 90 zee? y .'"s tenure OF 'lA' mission
""'''' Il ABOUT 'e a''@l;e 81 inc Two last in,Nm'
J,I,r Oh c,,,, "a, lin. ,,,,,. ,t,,.,,,g c a.,
-, '"''' - ''"' ''0''""''' ''' Wv
iE reese" N''' u G liu'.ilhas summer ana o'-cr3
wanted DONG when lie v.,, annsinto1 lint thon. n.
co,d mol hS aesai. Tc~ ,n+,' O"' AN V "eo"
hin 'hcn Lii popularity vsucl. No public Maa
viii uay rs- Sc. yovil L;, IN, Euelis, tnisri5n
,.,. ,,.,.,,..'., ~, a.. -. '' W."
now in'"in- 'l1t all the nap Titan. NEGOTIATIONS
49, 10 be CruulCt III har1, aul tIdt the Cll.f lu--
NOES vouil b., 10 r.lr.r.s. o.. ,,orpli, ,,,,.
- 80, -, -. -, " "
'n'' sNol down Iiccatul', lunch vita the gentry
sui vli.c r,plrts compiled from tie ucvsp Ircss
.,
TO. V'r iMyu"-'. Ia .''.e' could f'u be per-
- " 80 VIZ ,I." o' .'r'' T.''Fo
,o = -
tic school. Al u, u.sg,nt rat money and exc,
II aliv Az, 'arp.l Ga o., the lo.Js OF a .iro,.l
Gs,,, Ma orr Mo move T",r t o' i,v,-t M
.SGai rccr.,.t. - tlat zion i, rb,crt. ir,s r..
c,,..r.'' bs. n ,... tl lu.iu,s. iust -. ,'eI, me-
brT y, r,',nv ON An. NOE, Fr,i',ng, Il, s. 10.
1',...o. or cha. 50 49,
r IN. of ;Sot,crs.r.', remind. M, to sov finn.
81 ~ "a, W, 5,i ,. at tn 49,, ~ NY l, XXX
~ A'""'' "a. 10 ~ ~ ~ '.''a' S.ecuit'
"c, All ali b. .s,t ei W. H. t 'i'ey No. = t'
nSSo .c,, 'y s., ''. '' .%gi'"Id TO- ent en-
mrrh more Isco,rin. q1i honorable Too 70 nv
Lei. IL. ~. o4I ,l C,ro,n a.. Nm, .,.,oti,t,r
SCI 10 the II, IN. IoJae
B1nc,o.t Davis. v.o now runs .le stat, D,7,rt.
e,s i "ni.e cLar1si y, i tc 49,. ST.. .
c.it5r OF iHr sTy lie sa1e th. nanEc,y il MIN
Of lis uncle OF course praise fl on Sir IIubort stan.
| lev j. praise indeed.
Officer occ1yy jn- rsarSs,a's.iyS H5,'iSn ,Hrori.
y r 81
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coNsUL-oEy. nUrI En,s LETTER.
It's Eject In neroh Davis
Trcmu,ogs over our Relations with fRypt
How she Confederate Cbirnfry Drnnk
GEORGES Wine wifhest knowing him 70

Trcnuious over our Relations With fRypt
How ,he Confederate Cbirnfry Drank
Georges Wine wifhest kBswinE him 10
be the Nephew OF his Uncle.
Corr~rcBdescc Of The 3an.
WAsanGToS, Aug. VA letter received in
tbs city rom te lana of the Pharnohs throws s'Hne
iis.t incidents alluded TO in letter IRON consri-
Gen Butler, recently published in Inc Sun.
The uouLlc occurred in the most natural way in
tao wcrd, between the Consul and Gcn. Motts
army. zen. Mott. son Of the late eminent surgeon
CT that name. ana gentleman 81 commanding poi-
toial appearance and varied accomplishments, went
to Ccrstautiuoplr, where he married u Lcvaninc
lady, tic daughter Of u famous meroiinat asd CON
,raesr. who supplied not only the Khedivcs army,
Tut. shat as more important. the ladies' OF tho
khteve's harem, md thereby ruled the roast
in Egypt as thoroughly as the modest 10
repa did IN days of lorc. Shc-gor this
crniraaOr or conlractress WAS OF tho fem
ipino Gender--dcterniaed that her son-in-law
Should Lave tie entire mango meDt OF The
kkodive's army, aud accordingly obtained II for
lin. Ills first stop was t. write homc and order
ont number OF luXurics, iLc'ulnS the back NUM-
bcrs OF THs Sug, Phalou', Nalia, and also Gn n
posiscirO bach Of superior officers. Tncy were
mostly West Pointers shi cx.Couicdcrdtes, and
were some Of them lively set OF young men, or
lFd been so considered boiore the Noyican war
Wen, in The Lindcs. manner they called TO welcome
Ccr.ul Butlrr r,riool. al Lis tospitaIrv ronthdrn
a., - -, 49,, =, ~ - -.
.'"' 'c WIS "CNl's" S""" i'iV"' ''H "' u'h
hearts warmed ana Formally OF, began 10 joke
rim o,, tic ,,isfc,,,., If - 4,,c s,t,c ,,,r, n q
Is. T., cr r---i Butter, az Trey hirvorcntiy called
hin. Ilcn tic mrricr vas cut, aud both parties
iot equally njurcl-,'t rralcr, Ur.arsc Ts quests
h'd "i"'E 'is hGncr i'h tbuscH iIf rncc' ahI INC
cUce's, because tity tat unNi.tng'y drank the
liqnor cf U ucfhcw co ". r''
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le.ieucc alone cda settle. The hopo ia tliM
Poi,s vii he al l. to hold out long enough
for new armies To be r~.scd, organized,
cquipp d. aud launched successfully ara!rs
the ,nya!or. 1t Is lut just CO To ndd that
no Fyrlc,,maa saoms set "a have proposed
negotiations with tho enemy nor con VIC
GaA The evidence of auy etlpcr publ!e ssnii
meat except tho nrloni htsiTs 70 ,xpci th'
0rrmans and v;ml.catc Tao hOnor o! France.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-24
NEW JERSEY POLITICS.
The Strife Ter Senatorial Hsnors Ran.
teipb's Aspirations Chancellor william.
soma bay of small Ttisg-- Copgres-
siOnnl Candidates..

The Strife Ter Senatorial Hsnors Ran.
teiph's Aspirations Chancellor WtliaT.
soma bay OF small rbise-- Congress
siouai Cnndidut-e.
Correspondence 81 Tile sun.
NgwAEK. Aug. 23.-Our Governor is schernin-
fer the Senate. sud Shaping tie PATRONAGE Of his
cffcc 70 rs 20 make ~ It ladder b, which he may
climb no higher T. r., however. trse that Zee az
make use Of the -rgunen, att ibuted Ia bin. whes
Gov Prker was asnioas Gor t'ie scsstorship; but
vi understand that he peads nov thai hen he
nIaae " I've never cxpectei tb Ne Governor" 10
ncue 'ic when he would lid himsef Of lis pledges
Of ccl'haty, "a 'rsci hioisei ate ground tat he
never ssi.eoI 10 Eci Marie l." The otcnig. nov
eyer. " III be ~ wn and Gov. Parser's ri .nfs in
New Jcrscy. whose narc Il iegion," wiz hold tiu to
nrsid ieiion Of that a,al morality lac stcrny
Pnrker, when Governor, 70 a.pire 10 Senatorial
h!norn, and uso the rntroua=c of bis Office FOR his
m Gay & ch n So r. nov sssa o. ~
II bis own seeking % Obtain which ho het .iafcl
not 70 mount over the crushed ,nd bteken poliiier
him serve his term out, is the universal verdict from
" 10 We sS sac ' thIs '' i1i. Under n" he
old leadership success woull have been
M sad ~" % p"S GAYS h S t "a
aud reputation, iavc passed away. Their piaces nrc
row held bTa rinsFtreslaoa Ind epociled crew Of
corrupt ro.iuclms, WAC are moi % logoyeln anl di
rct III move ccnis OF g great party. like po:a-
tess, n that is GOOD Oft Democratic leaders lies
~ icr the 1ronni.
Ul@E-eLor William. on,s name Is now most prom
r,pilg sNolVn ~ - tlo DcmCcIacy to take Catteis
patr, 'hcuM &c irg,ledrrr c Bemucrstic: and
W 90. ".ai q Gnj that outside this ring OF corrupt
leaders. the pope are turning tLcir eyes toward
sucl t.h 90 CT ttc Iiaccs ONO occupied bY tho
lc ding lawyers AMI s'n, espcn OF Now Jerssy THIS
e hlcrtan .1-i1yi s 60 to head vi the bar OF ITO
St.tc, taNn: hlei Hith great credit for several
ltlrs tl' "a :, g.. Chancellor sni IL lilg'touei,
d 1i0e CiNat! ~ man.
IA, probabilities tr, ;lrt tine Democracy will cur.
r. igF ,ds q &c five oasTtFsioEal districts. In
'hc Scc7rd, pr. 'lolon. VIC served lis constituents
70 800 cN't'lf several yclT $50. g. HtCly IN b. tic
Demo rattle cuHitatc, and 10 hops lie " III. as lie
cone 'tly un g. q % 81 'cisnNiln standard Oac (
~" tu''G' tNci'ls, Whose ambition trisccuts his
go4r. L. e'if to 80 lie cnurc'or: bat ae aroyt4
q 20, e. iWE p cyBsf.tR carried q kiat,iTas CsDt0,A
Y ." ,lt.t--'YHs tcHIIcp', e i'us. 90 lcu.ulc q
itt" LINER before Le can G admitted e compete
iYf "ucl homer ShltuE Sc Che ouy man. VITA u 0
sNcs.ion OF lddt who eau tcit ID. Ne.jeH in
iiit Dl,iilci. IL 'at a'-titt toe i.agl.at ,GJr,
% o.f.t TIC 't~cat iacarhCr;, MI Ccyo mi.
We. hvin. NJ "a 90, tt.m via c,cliD is cert dniy
W. 60 ,oM clH lei tuE ial.riuH .iJa IL ,a setting
l.' rrs-.., al 90 20 =. arCE HcuiG.t'1n mil taay
rui tlc lis.tic into e. @ i.nfs o. the Republicans.
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Why arc so many Of Tie g" Vel '~rg,rs
Of the city clo.cl q, ud~wm..t ,... ye
this season &C lie yer, wlca an .a...sr,r i..
ness is dul'a.t people, If ever, hFc iG".t
make use Of ti'sc valuable dnp.s.o''os Of iar,'
NATION. Yet tie Historical Society Library, one
Of 'c most useful in the city, remains closed auG
inacccs bic. The same il the case wi,h the
library Of the Cooper Union, Which WAS expressly
designed for the benefit Of the public in general,
The libraran Of the Society Library, on Uuiycr.
sily place. manages to keep that depository Of
intelligence open couple Of hours in the fore
noon, but he notifies the public by card ON the
door that after II o'clock noon no admittance
can be granted. This Is all wrong. Give us
books in summer, when we have leisure to read
them, and if the doors are TO be closed at all let
II be when everybody is full of business and
little time can be devoted to literary pursuits.
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fC%,Jco. Acc.cge doiy ct,ru1atioa duy.
rg he r'nh, I27,o5o. Dai2y dr-rcgc
hrrc ne Trer.ons rcct, taGiag iH5Rst 10,
l2c,TCC.
TNr TrG'rcso ofthc War-sicsc Of Paris.
Reports that BAzNEE had made his way
ct Of Mnta were circulated in Paris CIV Mon.
iay oGt Yesterday. It Is said that h. lad
we'd ia Northwestern direction, and hal
t.rcdy r'acl,'l Noutmc'y. about fifty miles
i.Hn NcY, in thc direction Of Sedan. His
r.s"t'tn g. cell - lie to reach the valley Of
a. NH.c ~ crossing tic Argcnue hills, and
~ form junction with IMAGINATION at 81
n,uchould, about half way between Cha.
on3 onl Nrr,lun. At the Same time Il 10 re.
,5rei thot tho camp at Gibbons has been
,rll,n nv, and that willie the Mobile Guards
witch had lccl concentrated there lns been
rnt 10 Paris MACMAuoS with all the rcgu.
Grtr,oVa, some seventy thousand in number,
las marched to seek Il junction with BA.
tAINE.
On the other Lanl, We have n Prussan re.
port t..at tic German army has occupied
N,M,I.s obou. ei Int miles north of Metz,
On ,l7 railroad between Metz and Thionvillc
Tie purpose Of this measure could only be TO
:omTl,tr the Investment of Mut2, AMI to cut
of the last channel of communication be.
twccn that city aud Paris by the roundabout
northern route. This having been done If it
b. tr1c that Bh2AIHE has go. out, il proves
Tat hH rim" - 81 u too large to b. shut up
rnl thai III PrUssian commander has deemed
II lest ID allow him 10 move of by that cir.
ruitous and advantageous road. The
rc.Jrt, however; tAat lis tsoops have
already raachci Moatmcly, fully three
d0!G' march for al uninp ,dcl army,
must certainly be st d1wn as an cyargcra-
ton. The Prgssians als) inform us thai
TOY are bringing siege artillery - the front
nnl that the iuvcgtm nj of Mct2 IL not only
complete, but that they are about to sur
round it with Circular railroad by which
supplies cav be delivered AMI troops spec lily
conccntrltsl az any poiat whore tho enemy
within may Ctt.npt to break through. II
however, they have allowed BAz,IEG ~
cH'apc !. is not lEely that they VII laI5o
bsrr' No II bull re,lr)ad or 10 ind I.
tlhea regular s'S'. the pltca lasn 7l:l
oXc,p. oA.l iupJyAnc, ss ia: fo.rsi Of
Phalebowe, which commands ,hc pass Of tac
E,sg,s Mountains AMI which the Fiauch
h'yc Tut recently sJrr ldtg,d AFTER sl.3s.
si,,'
"a.p1,,ur t. er,al Fts.ci army L-s
thu cac1p,, ID n Meta, aa4 IL nov on It's
way t)wa,l :. Ma hoWl, wa..h-r, We ~,
s-,r.,...' So. =, 30 -,
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III C,"'.;i family are Very numerous
Ticy $500 also WY famous Tho have charge Of
tae d -a-t len on Wheels in the wci,I, ,Lo
some. .-Jo-f 81 which A;iiis every houschoid
il M,, fortunate metropolis. Bat arc they
&w.;c iha. the o'cat bell in Independence IIall
1t Iniiado,phia cracked when the f9rcrihcrs,
ha,iI signed the Dc duration Of Independence,
wadtel il to make joyful noi,eY Engrayen
upon the be-. were these significant words
" Proclaim chou liberty throughout the world -
all the nations thereof" and it Ia said that the
cracSinG was the result of the bell not having
brass enough in /, 10 ring clearly second time.
Our laboring elasscs are grieyously burhonod
by taSot.on. Now, suppose that tho great Tam
many chiefs should put on their big bell, "No
moic repeating; may the best men win honestly"
AMI ring it Wit. that principle, woIlI the bell
crack?
GiRyEy's BIC, bell periodically invites our ci,i.
IONS to register 81 he same time, however, it
calls Together tie regular r'pcatcrs and dishonest
canyas.crs employed by the Tammauy politicians
TO commit yllainous acts which ANAL The legally
ca,tv votes. Therefore, let us hope that the nctrl
Of thi3 L,ll may soon Lccome ili-tcmrereG and
crack, 20 that CARNEY can ring !, no more
forever
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PANS, Aug. 23,-Ls G0VlJs reports that The
Pr'crrcur Imperial " Hamers. hocUmmuu ed
company OF tha!plhootc,a. was caiturcI Nv IL
PrGssans and mot hocag7c NJ did not belong to tic
army. Tee GaIh's protcss againsI such assass lna
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Somewhat more than thousand years AGO,
ut NoIdun. tic heart of the region in which
France and Germany are at this moment wariug
war, was signed tho treaty between tLo Emperor
l.ognAla, CnAELLs thc Bald, Of France, aut l. us
Of Bavaria SONS oc Lows IL DlnoSAu, by which
the Umpire # their grandfather Cr,Rr.rACNa,
WAS divided among them, aud the rriory
now known IA LoIhlinGcn, OF Iorsinc,
WAS created. \ great battle lad bcea
fought ut Foutonay, in the present Department
e Ycnnc, in which tens Ct Thousands cf the
best warriors Of Chris;endom lal persisted rnd
tic matter in iii qutc IVES uan substantially
who, At is noW-.ht boundary between France
aud Germany. Who Is bella enough to Wcdct
that thousand wears hence opposing hosts will
not meet 70 decide thc same question;
Lo7nNr, is Tie elder Of the thrc. hrothers
and the successor 70 the imperial throne, ;o,S for
!.- rhatc Eoa.e and lialy, AMI in virtue Of
dc nigeria, dignity claimed and received CrAR.
luSACSs's eep't.l, Aix-lS-Ctopcllc 10 j,iu the
latter city with Ais Italian capital 4 narrow strip
Of territory extending from the North sea to the
". dhouancan, and lying between the Rhine
on the ore side and the Rhonc and
Nosc,lc on the ether, was ccdcd to him and
lNAl4 "a lfNliall AstElNili tl - Vas CsAllN4 ia
medieval Latin, Lotharnga. Naturally, IN those
troubled times it I'D not remain long III the form
in which /, was created. or in the plsscs-
.ion Of one sovereign, but may be sid
to Lave formed pant Of the German Umpire,
until about a century ago, tnGt portion which
tie ira sian forces are how trayersius was trans
fcr1cd 60 France Though the iusruuentsliiy Of
one of thosc European treaties which seem 60 he
made Only 10 be broken 1t the first convenient
opportunity. Tie overthrow Of tLe irst NApo-
Iies did not 0h.ct the French tide to
the Territory; Lut now when three gen.
orciicns Of lis inhabitants have become
iobocd with French labits, Feelings. and
ch;ractcliili cs-wLcn, "a fact, It IS firmly
welded into the French nadon--it is claimed
~ 200 integral pant Of Germany which cloud be
re- cred 10 tie parent country. 1t is true that
d ming nine centuries il was unit1d 10 the En-
pirr; l,t Lcirc the ,arcalIiag out Of CuArls.
u.'Sa'. t,uiniYns j., had formed for ages a part
81 aLi-'L G.al CESAR tells US that Ike
Ii.re w.s tie eastern boundary cf tie latter
c,o.'rv; and f. 's.bajly had rycn so loa. be-
la.c ..r Roman .at"..sn. SO dat IN respect TO
u r.'y O., posse ION rc Frcr,h have Il l,uel
c'.ie 30 Lr...'nc than g., Ccru,ns.
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.isg,1gdte da3g chrWa''on list c,,t,
fC%,Jco. Accrge doiy GTcuIatioa dr.
rg he U5nh, t27,o5o. Ddi2y dr-rcge
hrrc ne Ircr.oRs rcct, tadiag hH5gst 10,
l"C.TCc.
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II the event Of tic rss;orat on cil 'r family
TO The throne u France the Count Dc Paris will
ascend it We suprosc under the name Of Loris
rruirrr II. He is truthful, thouchtfh person,
i,il young in ycare, tat old IN experience, Gl Of
fympathy with the working clisscs, os a'ic-tihy
hi. work on he English rrodc, Vtion'. and
jealous h.ond of the United States t.i the
American people. he noble past taken 10y lii
aud his relatives in the carly stages of orr war is
crJtcGly remembered in llis coauu.. Nhiic
ne stroye 20 save the Union, Ions N,rotroS wos
lato.ing to destroy IT, Al tbc,c WHO met him
in Washington will cAtc,f;lly bear wit~o-S TO his
gnllautry, mcdc.'y, end rcrtlencss. Tho blow
which EApoLEo2 H. gave to Tie old f.cHl-Lip
between France and America will be fully wiped
ont by his prospective successor, Whose grind
father it will be remembered, owed li3 ei,,4.ipn
to the throne to the conradc Of cur own W,su-
RGToE-to LArAYLTEG.
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I1c ddRy oruIdtioA Of THE SuH during
dro. 60 rGs ~ j0Vci-s:
rcntay.......I"r, NG1 ThrrsiNv ...... tp7,5ac
I'ctcg ,.,.... ~ INC ItsN .......... sts,gnU
M'dL' GAY 1I'-,OeS sdHt 'iIy.........t@O,O0O
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The TSibnne continues 10 rsrAil WHITE.
MORE Of South Carolina For running for Congress
uncr he had been caught selling calytships.
Poor WnilTzNona! Instead Of dickciinc In small
matters, he ought to have made 10000 by 4
single bribe, and got himself appointed Acting
Secretary Of state. Then he would have en-
ioycd tie support and protection Of the vituou'
Iiii me.