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THE TERRITORIAL DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

The undersigned, members ofthe Territorial Dem.
ocratic Central Committee owing to the absence from
the Territory of the Chairman and Secretary of said
Committee do hereby give notice that there will be
meeting of the Committee, at Boise City, Ada county
On Tuesday, the 18th day Of March, 1870,
for the purpose of the election of Chairman and
Secretary of said Committee. making the apportion'
ment Of Delegates to the next Territorial Democratic
Convention and for such other business may prop
srly come before the Committee.
J. NJ. WILSON, ! ou...,o 90
JAMES LYMAN, o"!"ee w.
J. d. AGNEW, Ada county.
G. ". THATCHER. Boise county
March 6, 1870.
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The New York herald., 1870-11-24

Of William Penn and his Quaker pio.
neers Of Pennsylvania So, from Penusyl-
vania Southwark, jolly good time
from Christmas to New Year, including
many Of ths old English, anti-Puritan sports Of
the season, has until recently filed the place
of the New England Thanksgiving. The abo-
lition OF slavery, however, and the adoption OF
the fifteenth amendment clear the way for the
Puritan roast turkey and pumpkin pie, dough-
nuts and cider, from Delaware to the Mexican
frontier. Accordingly the Presidents annual
Thanksgiving proclamation, recent innova-
walton, may be considered permanent insti-
tuition.
Let the people, then, Of this fourlshing
metropolis and Of the Empire State, and Of all
the States and all the Territories Of the Union,
join In this days festival, without distinction
Of creed, race, caste or color. Nor let 1t be
forgotten that the duties of this festival extend
to the poor, the suffering and the destitute, as
far as we reach them. Let our preachers Of
the Gospel and their focks remember the suf-
ferings Of the Cubans, the disasters Of France
and the lamentations Of Germany over her
thousands Of strong men sacrificed to the In
fernal gods Of war, and let the faith
full believers in the Holy Father at
Rome pray for his deliverance from
his present troubles, and that he and
his Church may become only stronger and bet
ter and wiser than they have ever been before,
Notwithstanding the loss Of his temporal
power. Let all Christians and Jews and Cen
tiles uq!ts jp prayer that Europe HAY be saved
from the horrors Of universal war; that tho
lion and the lamb and the great bear may lie
down together, and that next year all Chris
tendon, with Turkey, may join in general
thanksgiving for the restoration of universal
peace. So to our vast congregation of readers
Of all nations, creeds aud races, from the Pre-
sident in the White House to Napoleon at
Wilhelmshohe, and from the sachems Of Tam
many to the diamond diggers Of South Africa
and the shepherds of Australia, we wish q
good Thanksgiving dinner.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24
Tho Eastern Question.

The Eastern question difficulty between
Russia and Turkey and England aud the
remainder Of the co-signers OF the treaty Of
Paris is still unsettled. II is not merely un-
settled; It Is more dangerously active. Our
cable kilograms from the Old World report
the words Of very brief address which
was delivered by the Czar to the officers or
Lithuanian regiment In st. Petersburg. The
Russian Emperor says:-"I hope there will
be- no war; but il God will it you will approve
your known devotion" This pithy sentence
embraces the very essence OF all the news
dispatches. The Powers hope there will be
no war, but each aud all Of them are looking
around anxiously to ascertain how they may
fight it out best on ssthat line" OF the Holy
Places should hostilities be undertaken.
The Czar Alexander appears to intimate that
he will not move to war action unless he
is impelled from on High. His Majesty says
if ''God will it" he will do his part in the hu-
man slaughter. This war; making adjuration
has been on the tongues Of the monarchs and
rulers since the days Of David, when soldier
was called to hold up the hands Of the aged
great King when he engaged In prayer on the
very battle field for the sacrifice of his enemies.
The Pontif-autocrat Of st. Petersburg employs
such pious aspiration with great sincerity, no
doubt, to-day. Turkey appeals to the allies,
IS r. s3!ssS Il !; Z ssskigas isE peace; !ss!y,
Austria and Hungary remain nom -committal
and apparently unexcited. There is little
doubt, however, but that these three govern
ments will endeavor to constitute themselves
into a balance of power force, to be, should
hostlities commence, thrown on that side
which will promise and be most likely to
afford the greatest amount Of future advan-
tage to each. The Continental Cabinets appear
inclined to stand aloof from England. Great
Britain feels this. England is troubled and
perplexed. She is agitated internally
and exteriorly-Ireland and India, homo
revolution and danger to her Asiatic
possessions; both these contingencies pre-
sent sharply to England in case Of war, az
will be seen from our kilograms. Ireland,
impetueus as usual, appears to think that
tho "dawning day, the coming day Of free
dom, is at hand. Stocks and securities were
fat on the London Change. This is much
worse than Ireland, in an English point Of view.
Russia, Turkey, Ireland, the treaty Of Paris, the
navigation Of the Black Sea, finance and COM
merce, consols, ave-twenties and the quota
tions Of breadstuhs, whea they are all mixed
and muddled up together, are quite sufficient
to agitate and disturb nation. And SO It is.
England is agitated, the Gear trusts ia God
and the Sultan hopes for continuance Of
peace.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

JOHN. BULLs scare over Secretary Fish's re-
ported despatch to Mr.. Moran is the result Of
having a leaky operator at the English end Of
the Atlantic cable. Secretary Fish tele-
graphed, in care Of Mr. Moran,, to
General Sickles, our Minister at Mad
rid to- vigorously press the settlement
of certain claims Of American citizens
against. the Spanish government. The English
operator. thought the word ''claims" could enly
rest Of the despatch was mere blind; there
fore he communicates to the British public the
astounding information that the Yankees
meant mischief, and were bound to push, the
Alabama matters.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

AMBITIOUS ALAsKA.-Nr.. Bryant, govern
ment agent at the Alaska fur seal islands,
returns most favorable report Of the condt-
Ion Of affairs on those Islands. The islanders,
as well as the people on the mainland. are
docile, tractable and favorably disposed
towards our government, aud are especially
ambitious to become American oitizahs. They
earnestly petition for Territorial govern
ment. which they think will confer upon them
great advantages, as we'll as; protect them
against unscrupulous traders. TO whose exac'
tions they are now subieet<
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

RESTORING AMERICAN COMMERCE. The
Philadelphians are going to work the right
way to restore their decaying commerce. In
stead Of asking subsidies Of Congress the
business men Of the Quaker City have deter
mined to build on the Delaware four iron
screw steamers for the Liverpool trade. The
guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. -
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

THOMAS J. BARR is the lucky or unlucky
man who gets the lately vacant place of Police
Commissioner. We believe that there ia the
stuff in him for good officer. and we hope it
will be his ambition to bring it out. We are
gratiHed that Mr.. Justice Dowfng is to.remain
at his post; for in the exercise Of the RESPONSE
BILE and important duties Of police magistrate
he is without superior in his rare executive
abilities, in his knowledge of men and in his
fidelity as guardian Of Law and order, and in
his administration Of justice tempered with
soand discretion.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

THB WAY TO Do IT-Just what the Commis-
sieners of Docks have done at pier 49, North
river-swept away by force and utterly de-
molished the excrescenee In the shape of .
filthy shed which stood there, in spite of the
protests of the owner. II the Dock Depart
ment would employ their '*crewbar brigade"
in like manner on several other piers they
would be cheerfully sustained by public
opiaion. Where occupants Of public nui-
sancss are recusant the only way is to remove
the nuisances and take the responsibility. The
street Instructions should bs dealt with in q
like summary manner.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

ARE THE JUDGES WISE when sentencing
criminals for long term Of years to designate
Sing Sing prison as the place of Incarceration ?
Suppose Sing Sing should be sold out ip few
years, which is not unlikely, would not the
shysters have hitch to work with? Quere-
If a man is sentenced to be kept in Sing Sing
can he be kept in Auburn or Dannemora?
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

SPANISH REJoIoINGs IN HAyANA.-No sooner
was the announcement that the Duke of Aosta
had been elected King Of Spain promulgated in
the city Of Havana than the most unbounded en-
thusiasm was manifested at the result Salutes,
parades, reception at the palace, and all the
other manifestations of joy which distinguish
the Spanish character were expressed in true
tropical style. Captain General De Rodas, to
add additional interest to the fetes, liberated
three thousand negroes. So far so good; but
the great question in which the whole island is
most directly interested is it's separation
from Spain, and when that event takes place
even the loyal city of Havana, which now re-
joices over newly elected monarch for Spain,
will be as profuse in its enthusiasm over the
Inauguration Of Cuban republic.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

fnls tity an Brooklyn0 a h. Barnabas-
A,aerl pSla iTp1sGr HpG Hnssna ana F0lss Aged Wife
5-The American Republic: General Butter on the
Situation; Review Of Parties and Political
Queslions; The Alabama Dispute and the Fish
cry troubles; Our Remedy Non intercourse;
england Should Withdraw Her Power from
the West Indies and the Canadas: An Ocean
Bound Republic the Only Surety for Peace; the
Great Plorocatlons and Temptations TO War
with England; lead Us Not Into rempta-
tl0nn-Sayage Vengeance--Trottng To-Day
The St0rm-ToO Bad Indeed-The Coroners'
Harvest-Tne Record OF Marriages-Politlcal
Trouble in Iberia Parish, La.-Mscellaneous
Foreign Items.
c6-Editorials: Leading Article, thanksgiving
Day and the American Day OF Jubilee''-
Amusement Announcements.
1-EditOrial Continued from Sixth Fage)-Per-
soRal Intelllgence-France Great Battle
Imminent Near Etampes Defeat OF the Prus-
Massing Near st. is-Amusements-Kil
in the Streets-Business Notices.
S-pspartment Of the Interior; Annual Report of
EX-secfetafy CoX-0ur HarDor Defences-
sweating" United slates Coin in California
Under the Harrow: Examnat ion Of an Alb
sconding stock Broker Venezuela: Arrival OF
General Qnesada and the Cuban Privateers
Virgin and Billy Butts-Crlilcisms Of New
Bo0k5-New York CITY News-MOD Murders
Rear Barlow. Ga.
9-Mlkmen in Council How to Keep Up the Price
Of Mlk-The East River Bridge-Kings County
Ecoh5fmy-0vef Precipice Perious Adven.
ture OF Iady Avonmorc in the Yosemite Val
ey-strange River Phantoms-Financial and
Commercial Reports-Marriages and Deaths.
France-Telegraphc News from all Parts or
the World-shipping Observation-Disclosures
menrs.
lI-PubIic Parks and Places Meeting Of the Board
Of COMMISSIONER; Large Amount OF Busl-
ness Disposed of-Proceedings In the Courts
Bureau OF Vital Statistics Burning OF the
Steamship City OF Bridgeion-Naval lntel
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
12--Adyerisements
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

A THING TO BE REMEMBERED.-In the
midst ofth joy and thanksgiving, the eating,
tho drinking, the toasting and stufing Of to-
day we hope our people will remember that
tomorrow is Evacuation Day-a day long to
be remembered and honored. Let the old
veterans como dut in all their strength,
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

PHEASANT WORDS are as honey-comb,
sweet to the soul and health TO the bones :"
Such words are dispensed from the lips Of the
fair tenders at the Founding Fair and the
French Bazaar.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

DENoY.-The Dakota City (Nebraska) Mail
raises the flag Of John A. Logan for President
in 1872 We are inclined to think that if his
name be pressed before the next republican
national convention there will be good many
who will ''mourn for Logan after the nomina-
ton Is finally made.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

IA MERRY HEART MAKErH A CHEERFUL
CoUNTENANoE. May all our people have
happy countenances at their Thanksgiving fes-
tivities to-day.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

CLOSING OF THE CANALs.-The Commits
sioners have decided to close the State canals
on Thursday, December s.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24
III. LsrT1s----~ s--7s5- .trs4--
The War Situation In FrahCcA

The blow has not yet been struck In the
neighborhood Of Paris, but there is no lack OF
activity on the part of the opposing forces.
The French are apparently preparing to as
sumo the offensive and pierce the German
lines at Etampes. With this object in
view General Paladines is concentrating
a large army-rep0rt says one hundred and
fifty thousand men-at Angerville for that pur-
pose. Angerville is nearly due south, about
eighteen miles, from Etampes. The German
line extends from Chateauneug through
Chartres and Etampes, to Fontainebleau. To
attempt an undertaking Of the nature said to
be contemplated by the commander Of the
Army Of the Loire large army is requisite, aad
whether Paladines has tie force necessary to-
the accomplishment of such task fs
extremely problematical. The men in his
front are all experienced soldiers. confident
in themselves and reliant in that prowess
which has so often secured them victory.
Opposed to them are the French
soldiers, whose courage is undeniable,
but whose lack Of discipline weighs
Numerically, even, they may be inferior to the
Germans. What, then, are we left to expect9
The chances Of war are numerous, we know;
but the careful watchfulness Of the German
Commander-in- Chief and the promptness Of his
lieutenants have almost neutralized chance in
the Franco-P -Prussian war. Of all the generals
which France has had in this struggle
and some Of them have secured victory
with the eagles Of France in many hard fought
battle felds-none Of them has done as well so,
far In the war now waging as the present
commander of the Army Of the Loire. What
his future achievements may be it is almost
impossible even to gaess at. Within Paris all is
quiet. On the 18th Trochu made successful
reconnaissance about three miles to the south
west Of Vincennes. The sieges Of Montmedy
and Mezieres are raised, and the Prussians
have withdrawn their forces from around these
cities.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

s'OHl MY Poor, Poor FRANCE See the
tabls Of Madame Jumel-Pery at the French,
hazaar on this the great National Thanksgiv--
ing Day in America.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

"a Coon MAN LEAvETH AN MHRRITANoH
TO Hrs CHILDREN. "-Rememher this when
YOU visit ths Foundljnx Fair.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

v Sr. DOMINGO AND SoUra AMERICAN EMF
GRANrs.-It is said that II st. Domingo were
annexed to the United States Venezuela would
send twenty thousand emigrants, principally
agriculturists, to the island. We have ever
eonteaded that all that is necessary to render
Dominica fourishing and happy colony ID she
presence Of such protection as the United
States is willing to afford.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor.
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An husjness or news letter and telegraphic
ao.natcbas must be addressed New YORK
HERALD.
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
Volume XXXv................ mo. 3ssS
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
GLOBE THEATRE. 728 Broadway.-vAsrRry ENTER.
TANNEsT So. Matinee at 2
wAIIAcKs THEATRE Broadway ana 18Th street.
Tar SERIOUS FAMILY.
NIBLos GARDEN. Broadway.-TuE RArrAREr; on.
Tar TREATY LMER'ok Matinee at 2.
LIMA gDwIS's THEATRE. 72o Broadway.--AMBAssA-
Dos rnoa BsLow-FAusr, 10 Matinee at p
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF 9Th and aSd ST.
LEs BRfaANDs Matinee at 2.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Breadway.-Tas PAnronlME OF
WEE WILLIE wIsxIE. Matinee at 2
WOODS MUSEUM broadway, Goth st. Perform
nnccs eyery afternoon and evenin:.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. rwen.ytoar.a S.-FER-
nANDE Matinee az T.
BowERy THEATRE, Bowery.-RoBrRr EMMKTr-
KARL KLiTy-GoLDES FARMrr, &c. Matinee at 1874
FoURTEENTn STREET THEATRE Theatre Francas>-
FRoUEaoU. Matinee ut IL.
0EsMAs orERA-LA JUIvE.
BOOTHS THEATRE. 2d ST.. between 5.h ami etn avs
RIP VAN wNKLE Matinee at lie.
MRS r. B. CoSwAg's Park ruEArRE. Brooklyn.
LRoNL 49, v.s.t. -s.-
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Tar ROAD TO
BROOKLYN ATHENEUM, corner OF Atlantic and Clin-
ton sts-BIIsD Tow, The MUSICAL woSDEE. Matinee.
TONY PASTORS OPERA nousE. aoi Bowery.-vA.
RiE1r ENTKRrAINMENT. Matinee at q
TuEATRE coMIQuE, Ola Brosdway.-CoMro vocal
KELLY 4 LEoN's MINsrRELs. No sos Broaiway.-
Tue ONLY LEoN-LA RosE pE ST.. Flour, 10
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. sss Broa way
NEGRO aiSsrRELsY, FAReEs, Bur .EsQuEs, &c.
BRyANTs NEW OPERA HOUSE asd st.. be,ween 9Th
ana "n "s'-NEaao AINsrEELsY, EccsNrRIoirIEs, 40
uooLEYs OPERA HOUSE,, Rroozlyn.-Nrsno MIN
siHhLss' BUHLrsouEs, 40 Matinee at
BROOKLYN OPERA HoUsE--wr,eu praur.
WHITES MiNsTEELs The CATAsrRoPnE, &o Matinee
NEW YORK CIRCUS. Fourteenth street SCENES IN
THE KING AcnosATs, 6o Matinee at 80.
SCIENCE ART ~ D's"1""y'--
DR. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. "a, Broaswav
SCIENCE AND ART. - Do"u""y.-
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

"SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO Come
UNro ME."-See Mrs. Matthew 7. Brennan's
elegant table at the Founding Hospital Fair.
Older people might go there and s'sin no
more" ~
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

GLAD OF IT.-Kit Burn and his gang OF
dog fighters, rat killers and cock pit rufians
have been handed ever by Judge nowiing 20
the tender mercies Of the Court Of General
Sessions for trial. In the hands either OF
Judge Bedford or Recorder Hackett and Dis
trict Attorney Sullivan they are sure to get
ample Justice meted out to them. II any or
the parties included in the batch Of prisoners
feel eggrieved at their position because they
The New York herald., 1870-11-24


fields, mines, shops and factories, and
speculations in gold, fancy stocks. and
real estate. We have, had some blue
Mondays this year, but no ''black FRI
day !" we have had splendid racing season on
the land and the sea, gay and prosperous
season at our summer resorts, from the head
quarters Of the President at Long Branch to
the favorite shrine Of the Vice President and
his young happy, happy pair"-among
the stupendous cliffs Of Yo Semitic. Lastly,
the reign of Tammany is extended, the juris-
diction Of the Wigwam is enlarged, the big
Indians and the little Indians are jubiant-
even Red Cloud and Spotted Tail smoke the
pipe of peace over their government whiskey-
SO that on all sides we have reasons sufficient
for genuine Thanksgiving dinner.
1t will be observed, however, that Moses
ordained seven days for this annual thanks
giving, and that we have reduced it to one
day. But considering the value Of time to our
pilgrim fathers one day will do, and consider
inp the fast age in which we live we can
doubtless do as much of feasting in one day as
the ancient Israelites did in seven, so that,
after all, the law is substantially fulfilled. At
any rate, one day at a time is as much as can
be spared for domestic festivities by our money
changers, whereas Moses in the desert was not
troubled much by money changers or devotees
of Mammon, except ON that memorable oc-
casion when, in his absence up the mountain,
Aaron beguiIed the people to the worship Of
his golden calf But In this incident do We
not see that even the worship Of the golden
calf goes back to the time Of Moses? In short,
excepting the printing press, paper money, the
telegraph, steam power, railways, glass, silks,
spectacles, clocks, cork legs, gas, photographs,
guupowder, cotton gins, power looms, sewing
machines, alcohol aud negro suffrage, King
Solomon was not far out Of the way in saying
s'There is nothing new under the sum-"
Negro suffrage. This brings us, full tilt,
against the second branch of our subject-the
wear of Jubilee. ssAnd ye shall hallow the
fftieth year and proclaim liberty throughout
all the land to all the inhabitants thereof; 1t
shall be a year Of jubilee unto you." Since
the second election of President Monroe In
1920. which was q sort Of jubilee on small
scale, Atty years have gone by; but in this
memorable year 1870, as in reality we have
proclaimed liberty throughout all the land to
all the inhabitants thereof" it is the year for a
regular Mosaic jubilee. We dare say, too,
that in the way of thanksgiving and praise
| there will be more Of roast turkeys,
ducks and chickens consumed this day
by the African population of the United Statel
than in any other two days since the enaan
cipation proclamation. To the mass Of oul
black population, and to the people Of tn
South generally, Thanksgiving Day is com
paratively new institution. Virginia wa
settled by the English cavaliers and thei
followers, and they despised the long-face'
Puritans and all their works. The same ma.
he said of Lord Baltimore and his Catholi
cslonists Of MARYLAND: and to some exten
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

"THR BEAUTY OF OLD MEN Is THEIR
GRAY HAIR."-Let our gray-beards remem-
ber this when they bestow aims on this
THANKSGIVING Day.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24
L Il IPLE E SH EFT
CONTENTS OF TG-DAY,S HEs,ALD.

PAGE. ~>>.~s-|e~~
1-Adver,isements
acknowledgements
J-Kussia: The War Panic Agitation Renewed In
England; Brief speech by the Car on the
Cfl3iS: Runor OF q Hostile Despatch from ST
petersburg TO England; 'Change Excited and
securities Heavy In London; Ireland Ready
ror Revolution ana India In Danger from the
Russians; Turkey Anxious for Concession
anu Peace; Austria Italy and Hungary Diplo-
matning ana Non-Commlttal- -Washingt0n !:
England's Scare Over the Alabama Question.
secretary Fish's Despatch TO Mr., Moran; Ter.
rllorial government kor Alaska-TurKey The
eastern Question aud the Treaty OF Paris
4-Tqlkey Continued from third Pase)--Thanks-
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

THINK OF How MUCK GooD you may do to
some poor, suffering French soldier by visiting
the French bazaar. s'If thou sayest, Behold,
we knew it not; doth not He WHO pondereth
the heart consider it?"
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

ssBE Nor AMONG WuE BBBERs," but 60
to our charity fairs and leave your Substance
there.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

GLOBE THEATRE, 728 Broadway.-vAsIgrY ENTE
TANMRST, &O. Matinee at ?.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

> GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF 9Th and 2Sd ST.
LEs BRIaANDs Matinee at 2.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

LIMA EDwIN'S THEATRE. 720 Breadway.--AMBAssA-
Doa rnoa BgLow-FAusr, &o. Matinee at q