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, 1870-11-22

The pictures IN the Academy OF Dsdsn ver,
hunz Jestesdsy. and the public exhibition vii
take pl&ee this evening. There VIII prubably he
q Jam The mana&e11 wish the pQplic TO nnaer,
stand that these who have pu1chases tfctAts -
sne academy ale tn.tted to the reception. caf.
80 away through DtArboEu, '~' e1AA
, 1870-11-22
euperior Court.

1ALI or rKorKKIf CONFIRMED.
Elisabeth Boyer ct IL, Admtnlsts1utL, kc, Of
Charles Boyer '. Stephen HAlhgan Ct al Decree
confirming sale {parrtlon) Of The fractional lot
between the CANAL and nvcf Of the northeast aud
northwest fractional quarter Of Section n, IS, Il,
e1eeptlnx PARTON occupied BY the Canal, 70
Elizabeth Boyer, for 800: tho n1etfou Of me
noftheAsa FRACTIONAL quarter, east Of the canal Of
cecuon n, 81 II, except also the canal occupancy,
sna sfeept The east h11f Of northeast fractional
Qoars@. to J. Il. Mosehouse, for a1Uo; aho me
soota 20 na4 nt the southeast quarter OF Section .,
"' H. 10 Elizabeth BoIcr, for sl.0so.
"l ESTAfB BNA11EaS-pKr1XE%
q the north II fect OF IS feet OF each
of Loss and 9 IN Bloek1 Is aud 20 Of {ne ytIsvc
q e. Sse9. asts. neing tn the southwest quartet Of
John C1tEtf ct al. '. Ne1spp Cuyrr Il ala ia.
cree Of paIutiou Of Lot ~ town OF Brsxhhoo, and
Lot II Block II Of 0gueo,k Add1tion-
ON TNtAI.
-CEAsIe$ 9eEtton =. *redegaeE EAQeax Oeso usssats
, 1870-11-22

,osn nse pfotaae language when called on sot In
Ie,s IISon Seon relative M Q tie aaraJ. OHinE 10 Inc
~oendsH n11T o. o. lae night and tho iaet Inst tho
70 allow any one 70 4eo hiyn' S' ~ Ae10-0
, 1870-11-22
MARRIED.,


fOfEIER-DESN1S-Oct Is. by Rev Dr. F1antcra
MI Lang Ponler. o9 Newark y. J., and Eua F, peu
uts. Of Chicago.
ROGERS THATCHER-At Denisor, Crawford
Coutt{, Iowa, on tht nth inst, By Rev, IT. W Gland
yt,lc Nj Alfred Rogers. of N1tsck, Aatl, md NIal
cosa A. Thatcher. Of belott loWx
, 1870-11-22

Rev. oscar F. Stafford viii be Installed this cven-
Ing OVER the Murray Eh&peI Enlvessaust SOCIETY,",
on Indiana avenue. Key. Robert Collier viii
preach toe sermon, Rev. J. ". Hanson viii offer
dets viii respectively give the hight nand oi fci-
lowahtp, and the addrcN 70 the people. An inter.
tsting occasion u expected. Tie public are ID
v11ed: Services begin At ~ O'CLOCK
Wen Hall Cover roonf, 70 organize COLONY foF
Colorado, will be addressed by General AcIpoe.
NoveIncr Of the Territory, and seyerai other geu.
ueIuen fauailiArly acquainted with The country
Entertaining meeting to all who mag attend II,
whether they propose to emtgr1te West OF nol.
.--A special meet ng at Trinity Church Tounc
Mems As~o:iAlian y II. be held thus evening. x
{JAeEson s1eel), for the purpose Of elccung Oh,
Gers for The ensu!1g year. 4 full attendance i.
requested
A mass meeting Of those ctuzens interests,
u public Improvements in North Chicago and
a..1a aAxe 'ieHt w e. held this evening. II ~
-Chlcaeo Division, No ~. Of the Brotherhood
OF locomotive Engineers, give their eefond an,
4nAl ball. n Metropolitan Hall. On "Wednesday
The Mnlilean zouaves give their third grand
military hall uo-morEoW evening at Turner NNl
On North CLARK street. =
1Lonls Haselnayer, who announces himself a.
Edasssos " d MFdr aas ssenrrd "a fS1ef S1
Hal for series Of exhibitions, commenctnR Or
the sth OF December, and including The 6tu IN
and l0th. The Professor comes highly rrcom.
BIZ line. nd bis rse1sort ot tnets and s carion; ID
spec!alres embraces an endless variety.
An the Acure members OF The Nrllikst
1ouaFea arc requested to assemble At their head.
quarteiA on Wednesday evening, 1t $ O'Clock
participate IN the reception Of The Cincipoar
ZouAre4. on Thanksgiving Day.
, 1870-11-22
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

Accoftfy ol stolen H1NdN.
youth Of 20, named 4. E Farquier, Tas a.
rested In this city, yesterday, BY one Of rinker-
toms detectives, upon the charge Of robbery lie
arrived In this city about week ago, and oncrel
asaEinaH school bond 70 Valentine / Co, at a
sacrihee They 1era not awhre OF the value OF
the bond and sent It to Detroit nEm- The latter
nfm were also !RnoS1ns In this rc9ar, and sent 1t
70 osaslnAR. Word Eaa sent back thar tho bonI,
with number Of Others had been stolen from !.
n. PiummeF, Of Clifton Spgtngp, On the pi0ht OF
The SIN inlL III. Plummef also sen. word 10 Chi
cARo that be would come on Immediately. Far
4uirf was to have chlltl yetteldAy morning for
the money to be patl for she bond. and P1nker-
make his appearance. The o1lcer 1nd MI Faicn-
ttae then started out to flnd him. aud caught him
in szlcon playing bl!lardA He vas at once
tnGton 1trtet7 md there acknowledge
Ell that be had committed the robbery
AID taken between 5000 and s, 600 in money
and bondf. He was employed II the Cultou
SlHlugs as clerk, nbout q year and 4 half AGO and
nade keI 70 nt the door On the inside Of tue
mined to roo the safe, and went 70 ClfIon Springs
y make observations. He watched tho opening
fthe safe Qntii he got the combination, aud toea
returned 10 Du1ao+ Selecting the night Of the 5th,
ne Jumped On the trAlu, rode out to the sprincs
easily got Into the once, and a. cA4fly secured the
bonas and money. He went to New 1orx, had
good time, and then came 10 Cs3cago, taxing q
room 1t boarding house on Wabash avenue,
Ronda worm H.ooo were found In his possession.
feuulklu0n tor the young tnief anu LETT again fol
New Yulk State. Thls Is the third tine FaIuu,er
has been a1rettcd for robbery he has very re-
spectacle re1aHreS, who reside In Canada
, 1870-11-22

po.f3 f3een19a9 e. 81 ne Building comuaittee OF tho
asat Ee.a1 oaoo yesterday morning. .BlIs wcrc T.
y. Ty.e1. Iot Sarous puFposea, amoHntn2 70 81 80
a.. Ia. .nloo!eton. Superintendent the Cour
orTosea MTsea rs instructed - remodel the Sheriff.
+1sG No other business OF importance Wa5
usnss3cted, as and the committee sdnufu ed for one
, 1870-11-22
United stataa Cfrenlt corrt

United states Cfreuit Court.
JUp1kEhTN
CuRed States '. James u. D1ckirson ct al
Judgue ent Tor s., 5,0U0,
same :. Same, for s., ,0oQ
Lndos uatt ct IL :. Edson T. Wright For
-. EIK SUITS
George s. Howe ct a. s. Robert Il. Counttss.
Assumpktt Demand, 81, ,oe1r
, 1870-11-22

1Ie&cHEoto4frals
seorologsca1 record for Fovranbc, q, 1870. II
HannoInh 9y 49, :. y. LAnxguth, IT,, optcian, II
ssn aan inasttots m The sna esse1s ~ - he ninals
&d,y. "a ~ aaG5ns mosst ;sstnR gentle" ugh.
"4uoWs~ fesAe' ka1u, ma
, 1870-11-22
MINIATURE ALxxNAc.



Sun rf,e. CH1cAoo, Nov. = l5sa
~ ~ - 'ss-..-S - p. n Moon sets - S.si n
, 1870-11-22


The alarm from Box No 6, II II o.c1oce .n<.,-
d.! morning, xas cAuted b! The dtscuyerv AZ I'm
IN the stoIe Of ne Waterbury Clocf CSmranT
No Ill Lake st5ee1. BEFORE The sFT1rsI ~ fhes
engines BAbcock e1ungulaher WI nroQrht tuto
piAJ md subdued The name8, No m5teffsI Am.
age WAS done. @>>--'
~ lamp IL the tvo-sso.y tame building No.
ss3 Sanh ClsfK ttreet, exploded II 4 qpsffef paxe
O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, md boz ~ IS
Has turned IN No los was sussained. -'"' -
Az p=so on Sunday evening, u1e Stra,ne, +
Rice Wa called out 70 exrtngIiah : sliQat nre Il
No. asS south StAte street. owned and occUntfd
On The dr:t door By James Grimm. Los, IS; T.
sured TOT s1so1 :. hofden Occupied rne second
one iarev lighted match among los Of paper.
alts4iax.
Nr, Francis F. Fay. = youuz man ~ yesfa al
age, OF tight complexion, and About oTe fert rie1t
n ne!shr, a!sappetrea On sundAy morning from
shs S5J a9sHl aud - mol o. 4nse eeea heard o.
hera few days ago. IN company With tSn youna
map. who Ia subject to ptcakopu ID ~
mental desangement and hia disappea5xnca
b.. .n esased IN much ,.oa al1s VI uosfl resald
hts father. He wss seen On sunday Ii Po1tcs
Headquarterg, vhere he told the pei1on On dnty
thai some peE1ons were After him tTtnr to fif1
that it seems ra,heF su!pnafng Lit he I'd cmeisis s
neglected. TO look Alter him.
Cerectysz.
There were several inAccuEaetes In L usrz,
graph, pobl.ehed yesterday, headed "Ba6sana
tn which Kcsaze. Jones and No1tarUp Nera h.
t11ed did not occur At me boarding nou4e No IN
West HAdtson aneet, bat Aeaf To 4teMean
not nvtnx Il us boarding nouse, Which Il r.
spec9ahle, Qoie< horae, md NJ. Hrra1sn VA noi
.esueesnefn tne Gt1asf a. m cor .dad p9{A9d,
, 1870-11-22

Aetcsoforu on trial 1t 10 ehxrknd saAt dcfe.1dsas
ca11od ptsInunT AE1cet On = chAExe OF d!sofderiy
conduct, tho disorder only coming ~ TIC Yez7lS OF
. RHIth-daJ party.
JUDGMENT.
Allen C. Ca1ktns el ala John C. Cheeuey and
Thomas K CLARK. Fur 41,0e5H
CAAk
Helen and Aagpus Hahn '. Maggie AMI DAVID
FhullPs- C1se. DamAges laid II $500,
, 1870-11-22
FINANCIAL.

T WILL LOAN ANY SUN, Up TO a4pcJ on - g.
q % days or good security, Epod hn1ineas paper
O. Tribune ottee.
MoNKE TO LOAN oS DIAMONDS, WATVHES.
III ftanoz. md yalu4hlc peFaouat property. Is Dear
haEh-Et. oa1. Madison, Room L
MONET TO LOAN on OTfY PROPERTY n
- ~ su1Es 70 INIT bosEoweu- J. ]. Cl.ARkSON, Ia
RAndnlphAt
ITO 0LOAN-AQEKYF FOE KAaTERN FAETIEN nj
! 9uMs Of o. ,nu and upward Apply - Il. G. OHASE,
- L&Sslicst.
&7 O00 Oh skma TO LOAN OF dfTY PROF.
V1sOVV snJ. fos or yetrs. ENJS AYREA
No. !. ~ C1srfkt
, 1870-11-22
Divorce Business,

pECREK IN C1ECutT COURT.
Jane comcIfosd =. Edward Com mef fof1 Decree
of divorce on ground sof cruelty, The bill had
charged adultery. Defendant IS mariner, 4
matter Of consent, the woman to take sum for
a!emony and withdraw the higher charge Mar
r1aEe At Kingston. Canada Three children:
NEW PROCEEDING IN CIRCUIT COURT,
MalludR Nall '. Thomas J. Nall Proceeding
for alSorce. in which 8t1d1v1t Ia made that de-
fendant y nonresident. Marriage, August II.
teoa. at Louisville. ky. -Four children Gharpc.
nsn!knA dfuuEennesA Separation, August 4,
aeus complainant claims to own all the Property
of iht nr1, LOIS and 10, Ia Dioci q00, CIV Of
MRuoons Illinois, and hDuse thereon.
, 1870-11-22
Criminal Court.

THH WET W1Io Or -su7 ooBkr uousx.
The People. eto.sV. 4. Il. Bu1fey, john McA2shuY
W4liam =. Carter, T. Rose, snd c. Chapman.
Indictment tor tha erection and maintenance OF 4
nnnance This Indictment Wh,ch Erow out Of the III
com0tcuon Of the west wing Of the Court House.
fr0m which resnltcd tee fa of is roof, MAS again
co9unued: The parties are Known ~ The Board
ol fuolc Works and the architects There hnye
oeru already saverAl contnuxnces IN tbs cepe
6kNkNcK sUapkxpED ron s1ckKxss-
tenn E0Fla pleaded guilty OF petit larccny. Ia
nag stolen E some ci9aIs and some tobacco pouches,
alcA. wheseupon the court suspended sentence,
MOL FH0G
MlllAm sKinhutne. charged with wrprKfuliy
M. pro<, '.-ses
, 1870-11-22
County Court,
QuAHUfAEHldYF

=. 0uARUfAkSu1F.
MJfuue Wu11ns WIS appointed guardian QI
1r1as.Mnie, 11s., Charles H., Edwin F., Water D., and
MuAam a. Lkto1, under bond Of {3s0,too. These
nsiIa have r&htz In The south u feat OF Sablot i,
Block = Of Fractional Section Fifteen Audubon
{5si wahaan avcnue} valued At tll, 600; Lot II Of
taa nloS6 e. !, Euzene Suiih'& Addition, vamed ns
4t5.tN, and An lnfei est In the arm OF wilkins L
Stone vafued At rs Coz, u we'll a. personal prop
cry, furniture. 1900: due from verm1Iye l. Cd,
ol New iotk, x52s; United States Express Com.
Pany STOCK 600 shAres}, Sl6, 600; other stock,
$l.t0o; Insurance policies, $1,000,
fklH7AA11okR.
Estate Of 0r10 Ke0dall James 8. Kendall
$a2,b ,b0c. Deccased left seyen children 70 suryIye
MN, and % be divided among then Lots S1.f2 ts
ana n ol BLOCK 3. Q. A. bo4ut's Second Addition.
sootSct 70 membranes valued at $1,000, aud
at {10.f004
Estate Of Nlcholas Stanley. Mary Stanley was
appointed AdmlnlStTatrt1 under bond Of s. 500
, 1870-11-22
by ADRIAN N. MULLER.
AuetIonoel.
Executors Sale Of Stock

ADRIAN q. NU1LNR, P R N1LKISB OO. vin
seli a snstion. On SATURDAY. Ney- * s7u, 4 III
kew FORK b. osdet Of tho exeeu1ars of Frederic Bon
II SesSatfffGii ffaion s,,r% v,,, .,d c,z.
4I11 each ~ :
20 shafes Milwaukee G.s Light Company; aso each.
, 1870-11-22

EoR sALH-FpuR BILLIARD rARLns. NEW
4 RAde By Haftoer + %. Appiy n 6tS Cotfxxs
Gsuse W. eosher DooEaspaAce
E'0R HALE-VKRy uHkAp NAPA bOQEa DC.
L ofEeA estate e1Boc. u IA soash Rs3stsa & ">-'
TOE HPR1x1 BED RoT1uXK:
II = - East kt1Eett, east cf Safest
, 1870-11-22

Dyw d. LANGLEY, Auc.r.
a q C T O N.
The furniture lu rcouG ore. stose rs Sate-4t viii
be sold, on TUESDAY, Nov. =. At II O'Clock p'r
At suction WIZ. B, LANGLEY. AuetiouAet
, 1870-11-22

T10F sALE-A NEW 3s.s HALLETr e H1VE
ssus1s r., @ sI11s q. T,ae- s Ine ,s.osT Wishing =
eeve Address Of csll At Eo Lankley.1ts mi Got
taee Gfote-
, 1870-11-22
BOARDING AHD LoDeNo

i GETS %ANTED 10 CANVASS FOR NEV
tgt<e1tsIoa. Call 1t IL 6o1th Qlrk iii koufn IT, =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-26

c. L. RICHARDS & CO., .,.-
Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants, ana
Dealers In General Merchandise.
Keep constantly hand afu assortment Of g.
the supply Of Whalers and Merchant vessels.
676 ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-26
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The Funeral Fleet.


Al in the winter silence,
Rapt With a sense Of ave,
a vf.lgn half-and haifa dr-am-
ms vas lhe sight SAW - =
Tae vision q \ heet,
a,st ol vessels three,
,,.,,.a1r aad Iion-haZ,
4ota aa- with the Heur-de-is
No hppis at me prOv1,
y, wake Of shimnering spray!
Ike eioudists white In the pale moonlight
They EIdsd On their way.
Sentinel. paced the deck
Win solemn tread and still
peace ~ 1as the WatehSJrd that they gA'e-
The auzwsring word, 8 Good-EiA'
An angel At the helm
-stood all in raiment white
And angels lowered DER the keel,
Aud Eai.Izi through the nizht-
Thy bring no crowned kias
Tlsirs Is q boiler trust
They bear a treasure from Af1-
A god mans sacred dust
Mnrnsd by the rich he taught,
Msurned by the poor he iedi
ysu-ned by a race with whom be broke
A aobler nod than bread
To the soil that gave him birth
They bring hin sor his rest
Bias shah bis native viOIsts Be
Above his honOred breast
The vision of feet
A feet u vessels three
A slar-aag and a Iion-nAg,
And a fag with the neur-de-Ha-
AL lnf0 the winter silence,
RApt with a sense Of awej
A vEdor half and half dream
This vas the sighE saE-
-JG5ass Russell LoIceH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-26

THOMAS SPENCER. 80
Ship Chandler, Dealer In General Merchandise Island
Produce, &e., and Commission Merchant
ByrOn's Bay, HiIo. s. L.
VIII keep constantly on hand oF
description Of goods required by ships and others
''- The highest price given for Island Produce
Money Bills Of Exchange reasonable rates.
$40 ly
'sAHI n CASTLE }. 3. ATHERfoE. A. a. oooxx
CASTLE q COOKE
Importers and General Merchants,
King atreet, opposite the Seameu,s Chanel
= -- = ALSO, AGENTS FOR
Dr. Jaynes Celebrated Family Medicines
Wheeler Z Wilson's Sewing Mschfpes
The New England Mutual Life Insurancs Coupanv
The Kohsla Sugar Company, hawaii.
I The Haiku Sugar Com pany, Maui.
The Hawaiian Sugar Mills, Maui.
The WaialuA sugar Plantation, Oahu
sThe Llmshai Rice Plantation, Kauai 5Isly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-26

~ Advertisers residing Eastern Iniud
pay for their cards by enclosing GrfeHbdcks l. Stairs Ts
Cents Postage Snmps for such they wish pay
aud her cards viii be inserted above table the tine
paid for.
~ Business Cards. when prepaid for year, allowed
discount from these rates which or advertise
rhents when paid or charged quarterly.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11

TIE New York Herald recognizes the
wonderful vigor of the Administration
| 10 its treatment of the national finances
and thus compliments Secretary Bout
well:
! Mr.. Boutweli's debt statement for the
last mouth makes out n. reduction o1
| something over seventeen millions In
the naiioual debt for that period. The
all the time. Eight or nine millions
surplus month 10 be applied to the
liquidation Of the debt was II cop>idera-
bic SUN; ten mllions was better still !;
out seventeen millions. which il At the
rate of hundred and eighty millions a
year, is glorious, and shows that the
debt is a bagatel.e to this rich aud pros
porous country. The reduction 10 Juue
was over twenty millions, which makes
within the last two months over thirty
five millions. OF course we cauno: ex-
pect the debt TO be liquidated so rapidly
hereafter, when the laws of Congress
reducing taxation come into operation;
but we have no doubt there will be still
a large surplus to be applied to The pay
nent of the debt. The United States
can pay the whole off in fifteen years.
Never before in the history of nations
did any country show such resources
and wealth There ought to be DO off
hculry 10 funding the debt at lower
rate of interest, and there is no reason
why the credit of the republic should
not stand highes, in the markets of the
world.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11

How. FRANCIS A. WALKER. Superin
,endent Of the Census, has directed the
assistan, marshals engaged ia taking
The census to send in partial returns
from the large cities from time 10 time
aud not to wait until the work has been
wholly completed. This will greatly
facilitate labor il the Census Office, and
will enable the clerks TO ftmiliarize
the selves with their work of compila-
ton. By the time the returns a,e all
10, early this fall, the whole clerical
force will be employed 10 tie preparation
oftSe nex, census. No pains are spared
20 secure accuracy IN the importan,
work, and there is now every reason to
hope for as complete a census as it is
possible to take under the Law Of Con-
gress by which the Secretary of the To-
terror and Superintendent Walker are
governed in their arduous aud respons-
ible labors.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11

Russia aNDrHE CxIrED SrATgs,-Tbe
London Times recently had the boldness
TO say that in urgidg every effort for the
maintenance of peace, England was
more moved by moral considerations
than by those of Traditional European
policy. The following will be read with
interest:
"We may say at once tha. We care
very lIule about the balance of power,
which. within the las,tw or three years
has Significantly disappeared from the
preamble 10 the Mutiny act. A war be-
tween France and Prussia would be a
war for The left bank of the Rhine. and
would no doubt be fought out until the
capacity OF The one to conquer, or the
other to defend that debarable land was
decided. The military result of such a
war would affect US but little. The time
has passed when il could matter to Fog
land whether any Western power poss-
essed a few square miles more or less,
or the command of this or that fortress.
Since the last; settlement Of Europe,
States have come to maturity in the
world which threaten to dwarf the or
binary members ofthe Eurcpeau system.
Russia and the United States are the
powers which the next generation will
look upon As. the most formidable.
Moreover, the interests and attention of
England are chiefly concerned with her
own growing colonies and with the vast
population of Asia. The result of a
Franco. Prussian war is of,iittls moment
to US politically.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11

POSSIBLE IRoCBLE between Prussia
and England is Indicated by the follow
ing:
Nkw YORK, August 6.-Tbe Tribune S
special says: ''Oar correspondent at
Frankfort, on Tuesday, writes that The
public mind is filled with distrust OF
Epg'ish neutrality. nothing will sat>
isfy Germany. un.sss coal is made con-
,ra0And, like gunpo@drr. Ii is believed
the French are purchasing cartridges
and horses in Engisnd. and the utmost
is f.l, these complaints also
the gratitude first felt at the
attitude Of tue English press aud pto-
pie"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11
THE New York papers are filed wit

Tue New York papers are filed with
accounts of terrible murders. Crime
just now seems to be epidemic in New
York. Of late, Sunday has been the
worst day in the weekly calendar for
outrages Of all descriptions. On the
Sabbath the desperadoes plunge into
all kinds of dissipation, and consequent
" are led to the commission of the most
dreadful crimes. Til. Times calls upon
The Authorities for a vigorous and abso
lure enforcement of the statute against
carrying concealed weapons, and thinks
the plea Of greater necessity for secret
arms when ruffianism abounds will, 10
practice, be found an erroneous one,
since it is invariably tbs case tia. the
rough employs ths excuse to carry
weapons for offense, while Law abiding
citizens fad them really useless for de-
Tense.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11

Through the medium Of some VERY
badly Interpreted French dispatches il
last eveuing's News, We gather tha
while an efficient corps Of engineers has
been organized to perfect the for,i6ca
lions of Paris, the workmen, contract.
ors, etc. have volunteered their services
to aid in the work. The fact that all
the able bodied citizens of Paris have
been called to arms and hadguns placed
in their hands and that Paris, as shown
by the vote on the Plebiscitum is large
Iy Republican jusiifies the prediction
that the Empire is about to be succeed
ed BY Republic. In London it is free
ly arowed taa, the Empire has collapsed.
A provisional government is already
talked of in Paris and the Orieanis,s
are showing their heads again.
Sixty thousand South German troops
are threatening Strasbourg. The place
can hardly hold out against its besieg
ers.
The Prussians are concentrating in
very large force in front Of Metz. Ba>
zaine has $50, 900 men there; McMa
hon force numbers SO, 900, and General
whose corps is at Nancy,
numbers $1,000.
The war news creates great ezcite>
nent ia San Francisco Business is
much affected by the various rumors.
Slight earthquake in San Francisco
IN Tuesday night.
Greenbaeks ss@S9; Gold ll6s@
l7s.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11
THE RHINE fRoNTIER.

We give below new translation Of Nike
laus Becker's patriotic song. Isle sollsn mich
ihn haben," which is to Germany what thu
Narsei7aise is to France:
1t never shall be Frances
The free, the German Rhine,
Though raven.like she glances
And croaks her foul design.
So long as calmly gliding
1t wears its mantle green,
So long as our dividing
Its mirrored wave is seen.
1t never shall be Frances.
The free, the German Rhine,
So long as youth enhances
His feryor with its wine.
1t never shall be frances
The rocks its margin stud;
So long as spires are sleeping
Their image in its fiocd.
1t never shall be frances
The free. the German Rhine,
So long as festive dances
Its lover groups combine.
So long as angler bringeth
Its lusty trout 10 shore,
So long as minstrel singeth
Its praise from door to door.
1t never shall be Frances.
The free, the German Rhine.
Until its broad expanse is
Its last defenders shrine.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11

METEOR AT NEVADA CIrY.-The New
ada City transcript, Of the 7th inst. Gays
About half past ten O'Clock Friday
evening, abrilliant meteor flashed across
the western sky, from south to north.
It left in i,s course a bright train, which
was. visible several seconds after the nu-
cleus lad disappeared.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11
Tue PorE is in great tribalation. His

Tue PORE is in great tribalation. His
infallibility-,o use a celticism-is a
failure. Napoleon having al! be can do
to preserve the bread upon his own but
ter is no longer in n condition TO stand
guard over the his Holiness and the
Pope is in grea; trouble lest the French
evacuation should be followed by an
influx CT yoang Italy headed BY Carl
baIdi with & torch in his hand where
with TO blow Up, St. Peters aud the
Vatican.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11

An Ohio widow. who had missed hpr
FIRST husband and got married again in
his absence. was gratified but astonished
to see him at ,he funeral of her second
and weeping like a first mourner. They
talked il all oveo afterward. and con.
cluded to begin life again together.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-11

JIM KeRss, a Buffalo bostler, shot
him self through a hay spout eighteen BY
twenty -four inches 10 diameter, and
fifty feet long. to the serious damage OF
his skull.