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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-10
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-10
A. McGREGOR, Editor.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM HEISLEY,
of Cuyahoga county.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
Hon. RICHARD A. HARRISON,
Of Madison county.
FOR COMPTROLLER OF H TREASURY,
JOHN H. HEATON,
of Belmont county.
FOR MEMBER OF BoARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Coz. WILLIAM SPENCER,
of Licking county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-08-10

pie at present in power say the conquest
OF Rome can alone sustain the falling
throne Of Victor Emanuel and restore its
finances, now bordering on bankruptcy
l this Crisis, when military events are
multiplying all around us, it seems super
tluous to think of the personal security of
the Pope, and it would be well that n
vessel be sent to Civita Vecchea so that
Plus the Ninth can find a place of shelter,
PARTICULARS OF FRossARD's DEFEAT
BERLIN, August S.-General Steinmetz
telegraphs the following particulars of the
contest between Won Goeben and the
French forces under General Frossard
.Ihe fight was opened on our side by the
Fourteenth division, which was subse-
quently reinforced by artillery and cavaI-
ry. A fierce and bloody struggle raced
along the line between Saarbruck and
Forbach, lasting until night. The heights
Of Spierhelen were carried at the point of
the bayonet, and the enemy were thrown
back on Forbach. In the meanwhile our
Fifteenth division had advanced from
~Vockhngen, taking Rossel and reached
Forbach at nightfall, when the broken d.
visions of the French army We're being
driven upon that point. Here the bag
gage and camp equipments Of two divi-
sions II many prisoners were taken"
100000 PRUssIANs IN THE FIELD.
The Prussians claim that they will have
eight hundred thousand men on the thea
tire Of war by this evening.
a PROCLAMATION R THE FRENCH
MINISTRY.
PARIS, August Z, 10 P. M-Details OF
our losses are wanting. Our troops are
full of elan. The situation is not COM
promised, but the enemy is on u terrific
~ and a serious effort is necessary. A
battle appears imminent. In presence of
this grave news our duty is plain. We
appeal to the patriotism and energy of all.
The Chambers have been conVoked. We
are placing Paris, with all possible haste,
in a state of defense. In order to facili-
tate the execution of military preparations
We declare the capital in a state of siege.
There must be no faintheartedness, no
divisions. Our resources are immense
Let us preserve the struggle without
t1inching, and the country VIII be saved.
By ORDER Of the Empress, Regent
[Signedl NJ. OLIVIER,
Minister of Justice.
DUKE DE GRAMONT,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
M.CHEVANDIN DE VALDEoME,
Minister of the Interior.
NJ. SEGRIs,
Minister of Finance.
NJ. DE JEAN,
Minister of Wan adj interim.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

Scr Berfafier bes Mluautie .seebote" freut
fh nit ben Rabifalen iiber bic Nanabne oes 15ten
Mmenbments burd Die rabifale Webrbeit Der @eieb<
esbuns non Obio suo drgert Fb iddnolid, faB Der
rDefbote" nidt nur nidt in oieien Subel enfimn.t,
fonocrn baB er iosnr ben namenbmentS S4win-
bel aIs einen brutalen Geualtitreid be3eihnet. Ser
rWeAbote1 fdeint iberbaupt oem Yerfaiier beg See'
boten lxns ieines Mbflatides. Der Chicago 1nion)
Elm Dorm i'm Aaee sn ien oenn er dbt tsiue Gele9en-
belt ooriberaebin, um Die Sdale ienes nidts burd.
bobrenben 3ornes iber uns aus3usdatten. einfa6
tpsil mir inn seeeuaber Die tueiie 2ebre befoIaen,
Die in Der Tabel pom Sunbe in Der pfennisidente
70 ld6n entmidelt 1T.
Wir wouen bieier 2ebre aa4 beute nidt untreu
tperben, ion6ern nur nnier Beoauern bari.
ber ouslyr9en, boB Der .Seebpte," ben mir einit
unter Die ent19ieoenHeu bemotrat&en Bldtter sdbl'
tea, auj iblimme Nbuese seratbeu lit. @eitbem
ssreuno Dtt bic Aeoaetion nieoerleate. ii oas Dlatt
inteie Sdnbe BON stdmperr uno 9fuidern gefaaen.
bic ben aren .@seboten" in bic Gage ienes piel3e'
f&mdbten 9bieres eebradt baben, oas ratblos aui'
fdben 3piidm eeubiinoeln itanb. Dab Der 9essn'
udrtioe Wsrfaiicr hes rSesboten" on benz Amsno'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

de, Die es tperoen moGen - ipenngeid ite porldug
feine MebeenbdIie fonoern rur lopaie Bdrte in 30,
fton, Maiia9uIetts, abidneiben- - boben an Sena.
tor @umner einen enereifhen Yroteit aesen bic 3u-
lafuna Wirsiniens telegropbirt unb ibn auber6em
rinitruirt". benz Wniilduetter Heprdfentanten 4oo.
ie fdr ben conierbaticen Borfdlag Binebam's unb
bic unbebinete 3ulaf1uns seitimmt babe. s..1r &
C8on &e9tspegen bdtte iid Der 9erfaiier oes Mil-
tpaufie Setboten bem Nroteie bieier ~farbisen
Briioer" anidlieBen iolen Oorausseieb, oab es bic
BoHoner Bart Ybiloiopben nidt beridmdben, id
ntit'tinen, ioldben Specimen bes lumpioen white
trash" ab5u9eben.) '+.as'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

- SelbR Die rabifale Sem BORT Sribune ber=
bammt bic WortbriidiSfeit, beren iid Der raoifale
Gonsreb girsiuien seseniber i6uIois semaat bot;
lte idreibt: II s#a rsta
5dIieblife &eIuItat, bas mad Ianepieriger, ,pohen=
iangen Sebatten er5ieIt nuroe, tief bebauern. Ser
eonsreb bate geipifie geoineungen fir Die 3ulai=
Jung BON Birsinien borseidrieben; Der Staat bat
bieie Yebinsunsen poufpmmen erfillt : uno iebt
itelt Der Gonareb neue geoinaunsen. 9as heibt,
ben Verratb Nirainiens bon 1861 our9 ben Wort-
ben nirbt bab Elm ioldes Yerfabren itaatsmGnniidb,
ia nidt einmal, oab es i'm Srtereiie seiunoer Bar=
beipoIitt iei uno 70 idwer oas llnre4t it, oas oa.
ourh Yirsinien susefia lpiro, 10 slauben mir bod.
bob bieier Staat oaburd lpeni9er leioen miro, als
Die Yartbei, Die es peranlabt." .g..s-t ..s1 81 i
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03
sabi4aaana Sss Sssal.n npsisil.eiams.

sdDos eaus bss geusreiIts bot am Douneraag
beinobe einitmmis cine Bin puitrt. peIGe bus foit'
ipie,ise - srpBen Mibbrda&en fdbtsnoe Trontir-
pripaeeium obf@afit. .Gie spbuoiep 8itti&rakn
mn cine iotHe Nabrsesl, Die pon allen Ebelen hss
2anbs eiKa Kar6mtsn, toten ionlit cine quite Birtune
sebabk Scr Gendt nirb, pobt p6er ibel bic Blu
.aeneSutsei. si7en. psnn er ,lit BE 8srantluprt-
liAta fAr has 8solY&laeen bisier populdren SIC.
form aaf Ht8 Iabea min. ST bas 6rantir'9 9ricile-
GUM abgef@afft uno miiIen bic gonsreB. Deitslies
Der einmaI ebenio gut uie aneere Gtute bas goft=
pelb fir Drirfe unb Ooeuu,ente aus ber eistnen fa-
i&e be30bIen. bann iuerbsn Die potfiadr iebenfaus
etpas I,i9tr perbe,i unb man bere&uet, bab Dntel
Gam olsin an Grudia9ea iabrli4 cine Maiaion
{pareu uiro. oHa1 4a1ta75F fa>a tt0 3.I3io s5is4
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

Gin Brdiibent erfdoifen. = Salnape.
Der YrdRbent Der Yeeer. 9aepublit Sabti wuroe ant
18. Sanuar BON ben Muffdnoiiden in ben Wdl=
bern pon Soltrotu sefansen senommen, nod port
oil 9rince sei&leppt. nit Reiten beIaoen, in's Sc,
fdnsnib eemorfen unb i'am 2OFen eridofen. Das
Wolt feierte bouerS Subel feline @efaneennabme. gins
htnbert unb finfsia ieiner Nnbdnser wuroen nit
ibm sefansen senommen unb piele oerielben tpurben
bineesiAtet. (gin id6ner Beitras 5ur blutisen &C.
idibte Der Neger Mepublit) i'71.t"1
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03
Trauenftimmre6t i'm Mn3use.

Das Is. Nmenowent 8ur Bunoes- Contribution
pirb tuobl rddfiens burh ben gonereb fir. anse.
nommen erfldrt weroen uno mir birfen uns nun aui
oas 16. {Trauenitimmred) porbereiten. llniers
2eier meroen uns suseben, bob mir ME Elm 8euun-
oerer Der farfseiisen Beber eepeien iino. bic iid
in Soien eefellen uno auf gonpentionen berumsie=
ben.s Nod uniern naltmobiiden" NnR4ten lieeer
Der Jrau tuie lie iein ou, san5 onoere, pie id6nere
tno ebere gf6ten ob uno mir fennen fein leblide=
reg, tein wrbbnenbsres Bib, aIs bas elmer iorsen.
ben unb orbnenben Sausfrau unb Mfutter i'm Rreiie
ibrer Gamlie, bon Der unier SdQer 10 trefisno Inst
11e a1', runb brinneu maltct .a.s
Tie snibtise 5ausfrau, p
Die Mutter Der 8inter, - - -r~rr
unt berritet peie safu7 sira.a 4
l . SIM tdusliben Grele, 81 E.a
N'1.'' e. l1nb lebrst bic gdbden
limb pebret ben 8naben
llnb reet rbne Gnbe
z#.a.B 81. DisEsisissn 5dnSe." ts#.f ~t
llniere raGtmobiiGen" Soeen tuonen frelid in ur,'
iere neue 3eit bic 10 biele rmoberne improvements
nit lid brinst, nidt n.ebr reht paiien. Ser rooi=
tale Gortidritt, Der nit glepbanentritten einbers
idreitet. itampft ales Nlte nieber; er bat uns mil
S6ulben, @reenbods. 8ono Sob, militdrilden &e=
aieruneen, einem militdriiben BrdHOenten uno mil
Neseritimmresbt selesnet; tuarum nun nibt oud
nit 8eberfimmredt? --l r.s !e
@derB. BEL 5eite! Die Soee bes Weberitimm=
redts eetpnnt 8oben. 0iele, Die bisber oaeesen
itrten, no iebt bereit, ibrs Oppoition auf3use5en
Sic fosen. tuenn einmal Die Neser ltimmen iouen
parum oann mist auh meine 6rau, meine Mutter,
meine @robmutter? gs lit bic alte @eidbidte, Die
lid in ben Sab suiammenfaBt: vSdldgft Su mei=
men Suoen, 10 idIas i'd Deinen Suoen." @enn
hute unierer @eiebsebuns Elm Weiberitimmredtss
Imsnoment porldse. per tueib, OF oaiiebe nidt nit
@lan5 ourdsinse? 2ie9t unter beien ltmitdnoen
nidt Die Wabri6einlidfeit nabe, bob eines idonen
Sases oas Weiberitmmrebt cine rpoQenoete Sbat=
iade" iein miro?
5reunoliher 2eier 8ift Du Elm 4olitfer, ipefu=
lir Du auf elm Mmt, bann ratben mir Sir, BEL 3ei=
ten Seinen Grieoen nit Deinem Weibe, Deiner
g4wieeermutter, nit Deiner Wtaeb, furS nit Sci
ner eansen tueibliden umeebuns 5u MAIDEN, Die i'm
2aufe Der nddHen sebn Sabre aft senus ODER nidt
su alt lit, I'M bas @timmredbt aus5uiiben. gBenn
Du nibt ielbft gar su alt biit. oann iuirit Su es
mobl nod erleben, bob Sid Dene Grau unb Sem
sanses peibli&es 5ausperional gum Stimmfaiten
bealeitet. Du frasf, per bann an iolden Sasen
fo4en unb bas Babp bitten wirb? Sb6ri9te 6rase
Wtubt Du bod frob iein, penn in iener i96nen 3eit
i6erbaupt mod fir Sid eefo9t mirb, tuenn mon
Sir nibt 5umutbet, oas Geidirr 5u reinisen bic
Ginoer 5u maiden unb Sir 9eine Semoen felbit
aas5ubeiiern. Nit Dem @timmredt iuito naii,lid
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03
= Ser Nsser Senator BON Wiiliiiippi 1T bereits
in Daibinston ansstommen. Gr 1T Gin Yrsoiesr
unb iou elm gutes Wuntitid babsn.

2eip,iaer @artenlaube. Das 13te Seft
bie5er ieIiebten 3eiti9rft, BON Der man pobl agen
fann, oaB fie iid zines Wsltrubmss erireut, babsn
in Gincinnati erbaten. Da nit Der nahiten Num.
rner Elm neuer Sabreans anfdn0t, 10 1T oies Die ses
eaenfte 3e fir ben glntritt nsuer Subicrihcnten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

ment.Seu 6es Gonereiies 10 sroben @efaaenf finset.
bas punbert uas eben 10 wenis mie irgeno Elm reuer
NusHus ieiner eedenbaften Asasebsaienbeit bic
ieIbft ben Ehimbaro1ID iiberrdgf.S @ N
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

aud bic lebte rWogb" unb. Sunsfer" peridwinoen
unb es miro nur nod Srduleins uno ~ Damen bonn
SauieA seben. bic fdh ebenio tuenis I'm Define Sup.
pc. pie um 9eint unelidiiden Rinber befiimmern
tSnuen, benn lie baben poIitiide geriammlunsen 3u
bsIndenuno bilben cine Wadt i'm Staate, berniats
mioerntben tann. ~ @
Dafir pirn 9u ODER audb i'm 2anoe Der ~fortse=
idrittenen" (ober uno@lsi=
belt lebef, no Du eemitblid barfuB laufen fannft,
.uenn Dein lebtes Yaar Strampfe aus oer naltulo-
biimsn" 3eit 5errifien if. SS s
zGs lebe Der rabitale 6ortl4ritt L.! vs-a.as4az
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

-Jran5 Sise1 BEN Die gisQe zines Bunbes-
maribals bon Nep Dort periproben tuoroen mar,
Der bieielbe aber nidt befam, tuurbe neulid5 BON
@rant ais SteuerniIefior beg 6. 8esirts bon Netp
Dort ernannt.. 5Sisel bat nun. auf 0erlansen oer
bsutid republitaniidenf Central COMMITTEE bon
Stem Yort. bieie untereep rbnete @teae poiitt
abgeIebnt. Sic beutidenGepublifane BON yetu
Wort fitIen iih BON Grant suradseiebt uno wouen
ii6 nidt nit einem 10 serinsen Broden abipeiien
la7en. Gaa 81 L- u -La--- ~ .--- - SO
Wunber iber Bunoer. - @rant bat Elm
@eident abselebnt! Nm 5reitas traf onra bic
Moams ggpreb Elm GROCER Sunb Elm, ben Elm 9err in
glepslanb an Sen. Grant abrefnrt bate. Ser
Grpresbote bra9te ben 5uno nod ben, oeben Sau-
le, Der Nrdiibent aber wei9erte ldh. oies @eihenf
an3unebmen, einmal neil es i'm tueiben Sauie aud
obne ben Sunb edmub senus siebt, bauptiddlib
aber. neil Der Nbienber perseien bate, Die Ggpreb@
tofen, Die Fd auf 5ebn Dollars beIiefen, 81 be5ab.
len. Ser grprsbbote nabm ben Suno pieoer in iei-
nen Wasen unb iudbte einen Rdufer fir bas 99ier.
Ser Naute beg @sbers ,puroe ni6t anseeeben. 8ar-
nam iolte bieIen Sunb fir iein Wuieum faufen, oa
berlelbe bas erlte @eldent biloet, oas Yrdiioent
Grant abaelebnt bat. Warum beSablte aud ber
Mienoer Die grprebtoiier nidt unb uarum bn8 er
bem Sbiere feine soloene Gette uu19 oi1s 80,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

- @rant bat enen Neser als Jrieoensrittsr BON
Waibinston ernannt - .. ...
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03
Esasratssa brr ctts 3eitmsssvraassebtr mi
Sle6artenrE.

.Nw nabhe Eonotenutioi. Ser Ohio 3eitunssber'
suusuyuvr unb Mgodfteure wirt AM IOmnienber "a
Nebruor in 6estas ftef 10 fattfinosg. Wiele mid
tiae ssroseu, bic nd ouf has 3eitunssseiaaft besie'
zen, Iieseu 5xt Heiprt3uns Dor. Das Anorbnunssi
Gommlttse bietet olen SournaIiien, fbieifi on bet
iGonSentipH subeteeuisea wan{&e bic @dafreano'
.f4aft BET Datser spu SprinoTeib an. Sc tphrbt
,hn kommtttse jeor onsenelu iein. Denn Ane, oi1
,6er gonpsnaisn Seiautnobnen. eeoenten. ben 8ork.
.Seabtn, Sra.sG q. @iaols, idou porter btnasari3
,6AeW Uolstn. fiM tifae1 A,3 ~ w,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

&C., CUR Werbeisrune Der eriten 5eeton bes 8eiebes
in BetreTf Der Mbnoung bon Srlmlnalperbrehen.
(Oie Bill beswedt Die abidaffuns. Der 5ooesitrafe
uno Die Ginfubrung, Der gtnseItaft far 2ebensseit
67, sur 8erbelsrune oes 8emeinihuls @eiebes. 0on
Srn. CUNT, SenatLia 9r. 6S, pelde Die gounps
Gon,uliIdre ermdt,tisen ioa, Sunl 3nede Der Mnle.
9ung BON We9en eine Steuer unl5uesen. .aE
Muf Nntraa oes 3rn. Sampled uuroe bic Senat<
bin Nr %. our Grb0buns Der Saldre Der Oberribs
oes 2dnseren beiprut)en. WeriAieoene &eoen tpur.
Den aafiir uno oage8en 9ebnltei uno enolih iuur0e
Die Bill nit q ee9en IL Stimnen duf unbeitimmte
3eit perldOben. Gln antras bes Srn. Campbell,
o.e 4bitimmung in Weoererpdguns 5u sieben, tuur=
De nieberge eftimmt. tesEt Hsh Hbt
0on oer1 @ouperneur lief eine 8otIdboft Elm als
8egleitlhreben Su elmer Wtittbeilung BON oem 8ice=
Yralioenten@plfaru uno cen republtaniIden Witglte=
bern Senates unO Nepraentantenbaules Der Scr.
Staaten pelte BON etpa 2CO YerIDnen unier r5eihnet
lit, bes Der @eleBgsbung bon Ohio Su Der atlication
Die Is. amenoments @lld luinlden. 5r. campbell
beanragte, Die W{tttbetlung an elne COMMITTEE pDn
ginem su permeilen, nit Der Snltruclon, oeiebe in
anSemellener gSee Su beantlpOrten. Werlhieoene
Yerbeerungen 5u 0ieem Yorlhlaee ipuroen einge.
reht, lporunter elne BON Srn., OausbertD. worln
Der Antrag geltellt lpuroe Dab bic Wflttbellung an
oen @ouuerneur Suridgelanot iueroe. er &oot bss
antra9te, Den 9esentano auf Den 5ilt 5u legen un6
oieler Antrag murOe nit Is segen 16 Stinllnen gut
gsDeiBen. 5r. campbell ltellte bierauf ben Nntrag,
Ole Dtittbeilung ni5t in oas YrDtotol oes 5enates
eiusutra9en, alein oerislbe nuroe nit Is gegen 16
Stimmen perporfen, mabreno Elm 9esenletlger I'm.
trag oes Srn. y8ouoportb nit lS seeeu Is Stim=
men ansenommen Dur0e. Sr. Campbell proteitirie
in ieinem eigenen uno benz Namen anoerer Senato=
rem sesen oleie gntiheoung Der Webrbeit Der @e-
ieb9ebun9. aa.sssa a1G g.
9r. Dooowortb bon Der Suitis= COMMITTEE reidbte
ein Snbftitut Elm 5u Der Dill. weIde oen Yrobat=
GiAtern oas &ed1t pereibt. reeelmdbige 9runfen.
boibe unter Normunoihaft su itelen. Die yil
lest. 81. Yotts BON Der Suits. Committee ertate=
te Beriht iber Die Senatbn yir 50, welde Die Be-
aulien, Die mesen NtiBperbaltens i'm Amte in lnter=
iuduns iteben, bis sur Beenoieung bes Yro3e1es
igrer Nmtsfunclioncn entbcbt, uno empiabl elnc
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-06

the Chancellor-he vas In simple dark blue.
uniform trimmed; and faced with gold-held
up his finger to, stop us Just as, after taking
a good look at him, we were moving OF.
We snnroached him and he met US half way.
Where are YOU trom?' he asked. said,
sWe are Americans, and are writing for
the press in that country He then SAID
.you are welcome. We are glad to have
American writers among us, and with our
army. The only thing that the authorities ana
officers will expect from you will be proper
papers of lesitlmatlon. You have these I? Very
we'll: then the freedom Of everything will be
accorded to you. The only thing we cannot
promise you is transportation forward. You
see we are very much crowded With Vast
army in an enemy's country. You will nave
gentlemen, to depend upon yourselves lor
moving forward; but for everything elSe' to1
all the he'll and protection you require, you
have on TO come to us here After some
conye, ion ofa general kind, which can
not re eat here, the Count shook hands VIII
us and we departed. The King also, who had
been from the first leaning from his window
and could not have helped hearing, bowed te
us and waived his hand; aud General Krauski
Of his household, informed the 'Amerikaner
that in case they found no food on the marcf
they must come to the Kings headquarters"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-06
The Reform Canvass.

Attention is directed to the changes made
in the appointments for Public Meetings, al
which the Hon. R. B. Carpenter and General
M C., Butler viii address the people. The
list is nov as follows:
chesterfield Courthouse, Wednesday, Sep
tember 7th.
Benns.tsyille, Friday, September 9th.
Florence, Saturday, September 10th.
Marion Courthouse, Monday, September
18th.
Kingstree, Wednesday, September l4th.
Midway Church, Thursday, September 18Th.
Manning, Friday, September 10th.
Liberty Hill, Saturday, September lIth.
Orangeburg Courthouse, September 10th.
Barnwell Courthouse, September 2lst.
WATERFORD, Co.leton, September 2Sd.
White Hail. Colleton, September 24ta.
Beaufort, Syqtember 26th.
Other appointments will be announced from
time-to time. Applications for speakers and
all communications intended for the State EX-
ecutive Committee of the Union Reform party
must be addressed to the Secretary, E.. ".
Seibe:s, Esq, Columbia, S. c.
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The Reviews.

We have received from the Leonard Scott
Publishing Company, through Mr.. John Rus
sell, the following reprints of English maya
zines:
l. BLACKwoOD FOR AUGUST.
Contents: Who Painted the Great hurri!lo
de la Merced; New Books; Earl's Dene, Part
10; About What the Old Egyptians Knew; The
Wishes of Dumb Walter; Lady Fair; The
Greek Massacre.
2. EDtNCURGH REVIEW FOR JULY. -
Contents: The Text of Chaucer; The Baltic
Provinces of Russia; The Chief Victories OF
Charles V; Gslton on Hereditary Genius ;
Sainte-Beuve; Manuals of Ancient History;
Faraday; Postal Telegraphs; The Adventures
of Audubon; Disraeli's Lothair.
3. THE NORTH BRITISH FOR July.
Contents: Assyrian Annals, b. C. 6sl-6s5;
Parpaglia's Mission to Queen Elizabeth; Ben
Jonsons Quarrel with Shakespeare; DR.. New
mans Grammar OF Assent; Lothian; Agricul-
ture and Agrarian Laws in Prussia; The Cis-
Lothian Constitutional Crisis; Contemporary
Literature.
1. TIE LONDON QUARTERLY FOR JULY.
Contents: Earl Stanhope's Reign Of Queen
Anne; The Church and the Age; Dir. Dlsraell's
Lothair; The Police of London; DR.. Newman's
Grammar of Assent; Baths and Bathing Places,
Ancient and Modern; The Rig yeda; Letter
Writing; Administration Of the Army.
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~
Bayonets Do Think!

Three years ago, when the Emperor Ma
poleon wanted excuses for enlarging bis
army, he alleged that ''a nations power de-
sspends on the number of men it can bring
ssunder arms DR.. Leon LIE Fort thereuron,
in singularly able article in the Perne des
Deu.c Jfonaes, undertook to show that, with
the existing military system of France, the
number OF men to be brought under arms
was steadily diminishing. While Prussia
doubled her population once in fifty-four
years France required one hundred all
ninetz-eight for the same increase. The
death-rate in France, he admitted, was
small, and the smean age" (5l) higher than
in any European country; but this only
pointed to falling of in the number OF
births, since it is well known that the NOR
tality of the first year Of infancy is vastly
greater than that of the next twenty years
In fact, France showed but 26S births for
every 10000 inhabitants, where Prussia
showed 574 and Sazouy 4l0. The CHIEF
cause of this, in the opinion OF DR.. LIE Fort
was the custom of late marriages, which the
military law fostered to a great extent
Thirty and twenty-six are the marrying
ages in France for men and women respec-
lively; in England, twenty-five and twenty
four. At twenty-seyen in France, out OF a
thousand men there will be 5s2 bachelors
and 41s husbands. Every year $4,000 young
men are taken off for the seven best years OIL
their life, and, when returned to their homes
seldom marry under three years more OF
celibacy. Fully one-thrd Of them, though
the pick OF the population, comes back taint-
ed with disease In 1867, it was remarked
with satisfaction that more recruits per CEN
tum were passed than formerly. This, re-
piled Dr. LIE Fort, is because of the greater
need of soldiers, forcing US to be less partic-
ular. During the Crimean war 10 per cent.
were passed instead Of the usual 6o-"the
.'hospitals and grave-yards OF the East
.sknew with what result" The Nation
argues, therefore, that while the Emperor's
dictum was sound, it only called attention 10
the weakness of France. There was anoth-
er maxim he might have remembered before
throwing down the glove to Prussia: OF two
armies numerically equal, the more inteLi-
gent is the stronger. The difference in re-
spect of capacity to read and write between
the opposing armies has already been shown.
1t is worth noting that OF the four French
departments whose wholly illiterate con-
scripts in 1s57-'61 amounted to only 5per
cent.-namely, Doubs, Bas-RhiD, Meuse and
Haute- -Marne-two form part Of the ancient
Germanic provinces of Alsace and Lorraine,
and the other two are directly contiguous.
In all Brittany, all Central France, and in
several departments OF the South, sixty-six
per cent. Of the conscripts could neither read
nor write. And in these days Of scientific
fighting, bayonets do think. =