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New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

OVERTHROW OF THE EMPIRE
axnors.Ess NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
cRcwps-rHE NATIONAL GUARD FR&TERNIz-
ING WITH THE PEoPLE-AN INTERVIEW
WITH GEN. TRoCHU-How THE TUILLERIEs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

CONTRADICTORY REPORTS CONCERNING JULES
FAyRE's MIssIoN-GENERAL ADHERENCE TO
THE NEW GOVERNMENTAL PROTEST AGAINST
IL
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

- Ssarss iSs.
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poser des individus impossibles y de- rtpu-
b,icains qai ns u sont pa. puisau'iis =
croient impudemment les seuls n,aitreA les
ssuls Itgi.atenra. les seuls juges. lss sedls
bons ct loyaux, levons.noas dams h majeste
de Ia lumiere ct de 10 vGrit6.
Que mons soyons on non ID maiorit&. qn'im.
porte! Le bon droit ma pas besoin de IL
mojorite ct Ia commando toujonrs. Donner
signe de vie ct vivre, VOLTA ce gull nous fant
pour le present, ct pour l'avenir. Qnand on
nous vera debout, quand nous n'aurons plus
latitude de suppliants. qnand les meiIlenrs
parmi les blancs ct parmi les noirs formeront
une phalange sacrte, quand nos porte. dra-
peanx ponrront defer tonte attaque, re-
pondre 4 tout honuenr, desarmer toute ca
lomnie, etre scion le progress rationnel ct le
rapnblicanisme vrai. nous verrons les carpet
baggers rentrer honteusement ct pour tou-
iours dams leurs trous de taupes.
!Sursdns cordla!
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Nouvelles.

Lou1s1ASE.-Warmoth, dams laffaire du
monopole des Abattoirs, ne se montre point
bean. Le Times, de son cots, en- vent anx
Gascons. Que les Gaseous sout done i
plaindrel
Detachment les chien orlsanais sont
licencies en- droit II anront deux piastres 4
payer annnelement an fsc.
L'archeveqne Olin est mort en- France.
C'est une perte bien sensible pour notre
diocese.
NouvEAu MONDE Congress siege ton
jonrs. Les Hooorables du Senat s'occnpent
de traitements gtnereux exercer envers
les animaux, ct lis traitent le 6nd en- pnys
conquis.-Les Radicaux combattent Ia nomi-
nation d'Ackerman CONNIE avocat- general, Ia
Tribune except&e.-Le Sachem Nuage Rouge
u quite Washington, disant au secretaire
Cox quill await vi assez de bIancs CONNIE ca.
Qnant 4 Queue Mo"chetss. rOMs Agile, 4
rOu,s Rapids ct a Chereur jaunes, avec leul
interprete Guirnt, lis sont partis ponr lenrs
plaiues, ria New.York lis ont ste visiter ID
frtgate. franchise Ia Mag ;cienne, ont bu du
champagne ct fort admire le portrait
dEugenie. Pas betes. les Sauvages.
vnux MuNDE.-Napoleon III est mienx
Le prince Napoleon est entierement rftabli
PAS de roi en- Espogne. al Linfaillil,ilite d,
Pape 60 ediscute.-Victoria est Windsor. =
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NOS PRINCIPEs

R<p.5l;qus d'or1rs, = hoaat,et e De
jash;fs.
Suffrage ssiuersel pesr ioss, ercep'< pour
les cTimissis Il les ragatosds.
Uaios risif.s des Losisiassis b'ancs q
des Lowisissais d. co1lssr.
Edscafiss posr to.s.
81 Plss u Cs,pss. .bsgssys pol1;qsss en- Lo,si.
s;ase, ii De uaesbosds faistaMs.
Exalite poiliqss esire Iss neesralssts q
ies nai;ts.
Appeis ct opasces limmigraM laboriesr.
Respecs 4 la ioi
L'honnl,c Aomme en- kaxi. le ssalhonntis
en- bas.
Ia Louisians dot ERE gouuc,nee par
lhooneieN 1t PiaseNigenee.
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FcuilIetom du L0uisin,.ais.
LES SgRP D NTS.
XVIII.

-ssHr
/. -Al'ons tuer des "cat.birds," me dit mn jour
mon voisin: il me semble qu'une brochette de ces
oiseaux parfum6s AL anrier serait delicieuse. J'a
quelqnes bongies Dc vim vieux qui senna.snt
dams ma cave. -
-Aons! r6pondis.je sans hester.
Mon voisin etsit mon ami; 10 "cat.birl" dea
maenolias eat vrsiment parfamS. ct II vim SQUIRT
toujours al Fancais. e
LIE fi,sil fnt d6croch6. 80
La "t"rtte" f,t remr,ie.
I.e "cacl.ambo' Do rAcadsrn i,,t allum6
C'6tait In prtntemps do h Loaisian. Icrsqne l.
soleil encore drs caresses Do fen ) ID saisod Oh
les reptiles aont pan eng. uiis q pm, bienveisnis
Mah h ehAsssss y psesesaSs nsshsst dea
reptiles. iesgs5 a. s.s.. s =
! Fl mons pastanss gsillardsnsat pear IA ehasss
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1c1 EFT La.

AsCEHstON-Notre voisine Sc formalise, ct d !
bon droit, de nos e,npi6,ements.
Ellie ne tronve pas logiqne que stJacques ait
encore le cl,c;x dun S3nateur.
Trauqnillisez-vous, voisine, car vous aurez le |
chox dn S6nateur. car nous ce'saevons CONNIE
non avenue Ia nomination faite, car un parti de
quelqucs inlvilus nest pas lie peuple.
Settlement, pour ramour d. Dien! ne nous
imposez pas un carpet.b"ggrr. I'm aventurier. I'M
Irresponsible un radical enrag6 ct foa. II nous
fant I'M honnete citoyen. un homme capable et
d6,int6rrsse, un de cenx qui n'appartiennent a
aucune clique ct a aucune bande.
vrai dire, 81 vous ne trouviez pas ccla, car les
hommes consciencieux ont actuellcnlen horreur de
la potque, nous nous croirions autorses cher
cher dams notre paroisse.
Mais nous n'escamoterions pas votre volonte.
Les citoyens de conleur de lAscension, EN- bon
nombre, tournent sans ceremonie le dos aux carpet
baggers.
Pa,,vres carpet.bsggers, 81 les hommes de conlenr
s'eloisnrnt de yous, vaudrcz vous mieux qae des
punaises ecrase+s /!
Et crst Ia cependant le sort qni vons attend tous
-L'"Ind6pendant'' de Donadsonville, en- parlaut
des dea,x rep,e,entants de la paroisse Ascension,
Milton Morris ct G. Hill, tons deux noirs. dit:
Lc premier, qui he salt nj lire nj ecrire, ma fait
aure chose que de Sc vendre CONNIE pore en- foire,
ct il s'est 81 bien vendu quill r6nssi faire cons
trure six on hut maisons Carro!ton; q, pendant
ce temps. :rafqn6 sur les nniques RESOURCES de
no,rc parosse ct lie no,re corporation Sc fasant
adiuger des contrats infa,nans quill revenaat
| q
pas les memes rcprochcs hi adresser, tout an
,noi,s c'ess une nullit6 don't on ne doit plus
soc"pere.
| Eiifant, n'est-ce pas
Pas besoim, parsiti, de ssvoir lire pour ttre
coq,in. Legslatear. ct Honorable.
M. Marx Schomberg, rillustre maire de
qni ne salt nj lire III ecrire,
mais Qui est ba,ailleur.-a e,6 mis- caution de
500 pour svor garder la paix pendant six n'ois.
NJ NJ. Schomberg est Ia creature de Warn,oth.
| MIL!CE.-La mi.ice 10 nos paroisse mO1itie SEN
siblem,ent lie glossaire des miliciens.
B.aucoup d'rntre eux, des officers sans doute,
srretent leurs mnlrts On criant: "Hal.e:'
Et bient6t ce sera: Par le fame droite Par le
aanc gauche En avant, marche
jury DE EPoLlcE-Voici done le nonvea jury
de- polio. tant promis, tant vant6, taut sauveur.
la parosse est sauvGe. 5=... .a-ze
Nous hi garaatissens un brevet de Tongue vie
Ter Dis.rict-valn,ir Schedrick, homms de cou
lenr, caliixns de- Ia i!,ce, RESIDENT II est iateli
gent, n'ais il app~udra d lire.
ID Dis,rct-E Edward Valentine, Assistant Asses
.eur I'm Reven,, ln,krirur Svcr6tajre du Com,
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-Lami, que fais-tu de ce Journal '. 9-40
-J6tudie.
-C<st juste, car un Lesislateur doit an moins
savoir 6peter. @
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! -saves-vous Ia differences qn'il , entire IN
empire d'Enrope e ID r6pnbliqae des Etats Unis
Avec lun, on . nns canaille dempereur; avec
l'autre, NJ, empire de ;canailles.
Eaites votrs choix, messienrs. i}
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-Ricar,l a dit:
"Epoaser un Bias bleu, c'est 6ponser rEnf.r !;
mais Epouser nne mechanic imbecie. c'est epouser
qnelque chose De plus dc,.lonreux, de plus aroce.
de plus diaboliqnemrnt horrible que l'Enfsr.
Troppmann ne m6riterait pas un tel sort. :
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Au Bido,, girls.

AW DtUOs SssS'
Excellent Grea.house,
Je vols avec bonheur
Que drpais pen ION cause
De ton bidon vailsqueur. .u
Tout rimaillenr sen mele U.s..
L'un to chante 1 tribord, 0.
L'antre peigne ct d6mele
Ses rimes q baboyd.
49, .F-..-.
Ton bidon lcgendairc,
En- castor entl,m6,
Est bi+u le lampAdaire
Du Saint John bien.aim6.
Anssi vieux que ia tete, "
Aussi lant que tes mats.
II a WI Ia tempete
1t ri des vaius frinats. M
Vous bravez le nanfrsge
Qnatre fois, CONNIE Tell;
Sill apprlle Forage.
C'est qu'il est i,nmortel.
Mais, o mon capitaine,
Loup da Mississippi.
Toi qn'nne Qnarantaine s .-
Jaunirait de dept,
A rheure intrigue
d. nos meetings ardents,
Je tai WI mag"i6que
Avec tes tongues dents.
A Ia foule assemble,
Ton castor i Ia main,
tn r6citais d'emblee
Uu discours de Roman.
Tn railiais en- vrai maitre ..-.=
sca|'awag ct vsarien,
Radical, gueux ct traitre,
Carpet bagser ct CHEN.
], G.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT LIBRARY.

The Lyceum and Library of the Fire Depart
ment formally opened last evening at the Head
quarters, Mercer-st. An introductory speech was
made by the Hon. william Htehman, President Of the
Board Of Fire Commissioners followed by the report Of
T. b. Myers, who has been chiefly instrumental in col
Letting $500 volumes which compose the library
The Hon. Charles p. DAILY IL D., delivered an address
on the origin and history Of the Fire Department. He
closed with counsel 20 the remen 10 improve their les
ure by reading profitable books.
The Hall was appropriately decorated. Charts were
hung on the walls pctring the instruments used for
tinguishng fires IN bygone times very ancient en-
ne. complete and well preserved, wss exhibited Medals
were presented TO Martin g. TOmpkins and Benjamin G..
Jifmef The former saved the life of % woman aud the
latter saved four persons at a CheTyst FIRE The pro
ceedings closed with collation..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1870

chants and importers, who can only reach Europe W
during that period by way OF Portland or New fofK
The Canadians threaten to close the canalsi per oonTa
close the st. Marie and st. Car flats
canals The real mischief will be the Fisheries ques
tion however; the other Is only diversion It - no SCI
cret the Canadian Government has received little or
no announcement from the imperial authorities I'D the
pretensons they have set upon the question OF te ns
cries. and recent cable dispatches have been unfayoape
TO Canada not much because England feels uncertain
the justice of her position but because she s aVerse
TO fighting for IL just now, or, In fact, at all
The AnneyatOnists are encouraged Dy tne tone OF
American diplomacy hear that agent delegate, or
something Of the kind. will go down to In
formally 10 plead the cause or Americanlsm In Canada
and strive 70 mold into practical and tangible form
the sympathy Of Americans In the States This wi not
be until the first session OF the next Congress- because
the present is not looked upon as likely 10 eeet any
thing OF consequence. There is also some talK o1 cu
waiting" the Canadians by inviting TO Montreal for the
lecture few Of tho more renowned orators ana
politicians.
The Roman Catholic laity Of the Province Of Quebec
have just drafted address OF sympathy for the POPE
and protest against the occupation OF Rome Inc doc
umeut being circulated here and at Quebec so as 70 pe
promulg gated for signature In similar form ana AZ inc
same time. IL is likely to BIO al doeu
ment, and am told may 90 TO the length of inviting the
Pope TO take up his abode In Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
PUBLIC FEELING IN GERMANY.

The Prussian correspondent of The London
Times writes Nov So of the bitterness Of the feeling
against France:
In Prussia there many people and papers ADVISING
the Government accept the surrender OF the hostile
capita II IL to deliver not nerse II alone
but ali France the time. In other words, Paris
not rescued from the pangs of hunger unless ls
Government and people ratify the German terms or
peace in advance, and more particularly approve tne
cesson Of tho two coveted provinces The severity or
this proposal will give you idea Of the tone OF the pun
lie mind in this country. Arguing Oil the CONVICTION hat
as the French began the for vanys sake SO are te
continuing il because too COnceed 10 give In altnoueh
they know they have chance OF success the Germans
having latterly denOuncng the conduct OF their
neighbOrs in terms Of increasing hatred and CON
tempt. No matter how great the glory achieved by
their troops each successive battle adds to the irritation
against those who have forced the citizen warriors OF
try and take the heroic The GoHnans are certainly
determined 20 beating the French us long as they
will not cOncede them the terms considered to contain
the only guarantee that peace will not be br0kenhe day
after its conclusion but OF the same time, they are
sick OF the war and more and more incensed at the
hOodshed wantOny inflicted upon themselves no less
upOn the discounted enemy 10 Is this resolve 10 nave
their own way together with the unspeakable WEAKNESS
OccasOned by fresh kilograms with lists or killed
and wounded that begins 10 make people comparatively
Indifferent TO the sufeTings OF their sdveIsares and
already displays itself III the idea Of starving Paris into
obedience believe the French had better realize the
fact that the enemy they have 10 deal with Is not likely
beaten in Of endurance, and being more tys-
tenatic and cool headed than themselves may turn bis
hrnness 10 the utmost account
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take his home he does now habits of order dsc
pline, and respect for law. II Judge anything
from the provinces OF Posen and Pomerana which
the most Grtrt In Prussia and the nearest to Russia
may be Of THE result
The first effect Of the army reform win lie to strain the
finances Of Russia but there Is some hope that this very
fact will lead TO another and still nero important TO
form-that Of the taxes. The finances in their
present bad state partly because the system Of taxes has
not been changed for many years, and Ia perhaps the
worst possible The greater part of these taxes are In
the shape OF poltaI the peasantry for the same
classes which exempted from CONSUMPTION are also
exempted from paying polltax, and, in general nom
nearly oil taxes The peasant is therefore, In many dis
trcts taxed nearly 10 the extent Of his income IL has
been plainly for many years that this system was
very burdensome the people and presented no advan
tage TO the State from its uneascity and incapabity OF
increasing with the increase of wealth The Government
has, however never ts way clear to the change
but now permission has given TO the femsro or Pro
ynca Diets study this question and TO propose new
system Of taxes In order TO get better expression OF
opinion they are allowed TO discuss the subject In its re-
lations TO the whole Empire and not merely IN regard 10
their special provinces. The nobility, which have
met all the other reforms gladly are not wanting In
public spirit this one and the nobility OF Moscow are
the first TO propose give up their rights OF exemption
and to agree TO share the burden OF taxation with the
rest of the community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
IAWIEssNEss IN MIssIssIPPI-A DOUBLE MUIR
DER AND NEGRO LYNCHED

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 27-On Friday last, in
Alcorn County Misc, quarrel occurred between E. ~
Nichols physician and his brother W. E. Eicholts
They had not disputed long until pistols were drawn
and the physician fell, wounded twice Mr.. shoepe,
brotbernaw nterfered TO stop further bloodshed put
wac Immediately assailed by W. f. NICHOLS and shot
dead The murderer arrested and committed TO
prison. ~ u,,,. To-. .u.,,
tragedy occurred Mrs Clayton sent 10 town negro
named Je and her two age respectively IL and 10
Years with quantity OF bag cotton, which they were TO
SELL JEFF had interest in the cotton, and after sale
was effected dispute arose between him and the boys
about distribution OF the proceeds The misunderstanding
ing have been settled however, and the three
started for home the boys In wagon and tho negro on
when rode IN the wagon and shot the Oldest
boy, Gabe Clayton In the face mortay wounding him.
and on Thursday the negro arrested Az exaInna-
ton resulted In his commital to Jail for trial. but while
t the station in charge OF the constable, about twenty
mei wearing masks rode up seized the negro, carried
him oG a short distance, and shot him to death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
THE TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT. LOTT.

A number OF the friends or Capt. r.. ". LOU
of the Cunard line Of steamers met at Demonicos last
evening present him with testimonial OF their regard.
and 70 congratulate him upon his 4OOh voyage
the Atlantic which he undertakes to-day About $500
has been subscribed by $50 gentlemen among whom are
Henry Clews, A. T. Stewart, Thurow Weed James NJ.
Brown ]. Lester Waack, +. s. Jaffray, J.. r. Morton.
henry F. spaulding, Francis skiddy, Paran Stevens
Samuel d. Babcock, Henry A. Smythe, Charles H. Mar
SHALL John E. Devlin, William A. Wheelock, and Wat
eherman.
The affair took tho shape Of an Informal reception FOL
lowed by supper and ball, the presentation OF the
testimonial being delayed until to-day. The rooms
decorated with floral model of steamer Ld large
basket Of flowers inscribed T. g. J.. 400" Most OF the
contributors and many ladies, present, together
with representatives Of almost every steamship line In
the city.
Capt Lott is the senior captain Of the line and will be-
come the Commodore OF the feet the retirement ~
Capt Judkins, January His first voyage the
Atlantic made in the Arcadia. In March, lsf lie was
after made captain OF the Caledonia, on which br
remained years He then Transferred 10 DO
Europa, which he commanded for Yeas. leaving
this he commanded the Asia eight years. after that he
Persia five years. the Java one year ard since that iae
the Russia which he begins his last NIP today. In
the Spring he will he transferred to tho Asia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES

hight persons were Killed by RAILWAY
disaster near Hatfield, England, yesterday.
Indignantly denying report OK his conversion to the
Roman Catholic faith.
The ships Carrie Wright and NJ. Boyn-
ton, both OF New-York, came in collision Few miles
below Antwerp, Sunday last They were botn toWed
into Antwerp
49, The steamship City Of Baltimore just
arrived st Queenstown from Few York, reports having
passed. 500 miles from Fastne steamer painted black
with white ports with loss OF screw, and bound east
under sail She did not want assistance She is thought
90 be the National Line steamer Virginia, which LEFT
New-York Dec. 8, for Queenstown and Liverpool
.... The ship Samuel Russell, Capt Lucas,
struck Glass Rock Casper Straits China Sea- on the
evening OF Nov. 49, and lost The dispatch states
that the captain was saved, but mention IL made OF
the crew. The Samuel Russell was owned by A. A. Low
Bros and was bound 10 this city with cargo OF tea
from Foo Chow. The vessel was valued at $4,000 and
her cargo at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
COUNT KERATPY's ARRANGEMENT OF GAM
BETA.

The resignation of Count KGratry was an
nounced two three weeks ago In his letter Of resgns
ton he arraigns Gambetta for unnamed Onenses, and
threatens the onecyed War Minister with court martial
He closes as follows
"The sorrow experience at having 3 leave the army
had formed with my gallant friend and former col
league. Care Kersoult has been great bnt mas not
made me forget my imperative duly. Returned 70 pr
had wholly forfeited while under the uniform In Gaining
my fellowcitizens 10 arms had contracted cure oi
souls; therefore have the honor to norm you that
soon az events will permit viii prosecute the head adj
illustrations for war and the navy before court mar
tal At the saae time they and shall appear at the bar
of the country aud none OF the documents have under
my hands shall be set ASIDE. Receive. &c. .
CoUST DE KERAIRY."
"P. Ell have In my hands the DEGREES and orders
You have signed in capacity Minister; you
have committed the Understandable weakness OF allowing
every your signature 10 DO protested and thaty
Board whose real head is NJ. de LOverdo, and which
for all clearsighte people persOnes treason in the
opinion OF non Imperiaist France. You are the only
man unable To seeit, in spite Of my reiterated warnings
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-28
THE NEW DOMINION.

SUIT TO OBTAIN CHRISTIAN BUhlAL-INTEhNA-
IIONAL QUESTIONS AGITATING TIKI CANA
DIANs--sI MPATHY FOR THE POPE.
MONTREAL, Dee. M.-The famous GuibOrd
case has been up again II VIII be remembered that Gull
bord being member OF che Insttui Oanadie literary
association communicated by the Pope for having In
ts library certain publications prescribed by the fdr
was refused religious sculpture by the clergy. There
upon the Iustt brought an action To compel the Jdt
Tf 10 inter the body thus roviyng the old question Of
tue supremacy Of the Church or the Law. The cure
Headed that lie was acting under orders from Lis su
Ier that the civil cOurts could take no cognlzance OF
The matter aud exercise jurisdi ton in religious AZ
fairs The I,sh Won their case but the decision was
reversed on appeal This week. the insAtm-Hho have
aissd some $4,000 conduct the nntterpetitoDed Or
an appeal 20 the Prvy Council Ia England, and Reused
four ont of The five Judge, the ground that being
Catholics they subject To the authority 81 tbct &c
spe riurs and thus unable 10 Judge impair
tally OF ia. case. The Iecusa0n was refused
afairs attract their due nllre OF attei
uon al thls June o. cOdrse The papers ahrlb hat the
are al pc rfec liberty 10 90 up aud down tne
N Iavrence TVeiftbcy aud that " The threat OF
Intercourse carried The snnerere viii De the
In.renut But after al The blnstef thtre
IL evident disposition 10 BACK down, because u
Wiut.t and ehnt ont Canada nom iht sea ui next
Juls Would b. I. In,t ,,n sc1vw i"ss "loL b't n'er