, 1870-08-16

opGlAton6, hAo now Q8uAuT Referred 70. lha
mode Of distinguishing places Of tho ssme
uarne Is common ia Europe. Thua, in Eng
land, We bave Eencaetle-upon-Tyne, hc-
There arc sevrrat places commencing with
SasF, spoken of-Ssarbtuck. SA1r Louis, &c.
Thesu are 30 called from bsing on the river
SAaz. Tbs final syllable Of these and many
other German toHns has An genealogical
Specification, > knowledge OF which often aids
TO . better understanding OF the situation Of
the p1ace. or the reason OF its original dasig-
uaton. Thus, btuck msans bridge; burg.
castle or fortified toWn; 6aay Louis was found
I'd hy Louis NV. brunn, or bronn, rneans \
well or fountain bach, brook OF rivulet;
berg, hill or mountain.
miaccl1nneous War Itoms.
A doctor of Wilkesbazre, Pa, came uoar
having his throat cut, few days since, by in
cautiour)y declaring himself in favor Of the
ber. He LET. the shop hursiedly, after one jaw
bad been scratched"
Out Of tho din Of battle who would think
OF gathering French tribute to Charles Dick
ems! Yet We resd that when the Third Regi-
1nent Of Volt:geura Of the Imperial Guard
marched ont q Paris, shs5 were followed by
=" Well. what hare you to say in the mat
ter said hinE. William 10 NsmaEk, a. the
latter greeted hien on hts arrival in Beslin the
evening that the news Of the declaration Of
war BY France appeared in the "extfas."
hand at s1ixsy-ai1,'" replied tue warrior
Statesman. Si1tE-six il ! popular samo 1t
eatds in r11assia, aud the campaign of '66 il
tho psidr hsd boast q every praasian.
.-"We anticipate" saga Marshal MaeM.-
within our territory" II KEPT tic Fellow
down." said John Phoenix, III describing
combat In which he was wossted, - by insert
ing my nose firmly between his teeth and res
o!utely holding it There
satisfactosy explanation has ever been gwen,
shat Ii firearms are rendered moro and more
deadly. war becomes less aud less destruc-
tive Of Lur,an life AT Bosodino the loss was
o,.e-thirtl Of all tue men engaged. At Water
loo it vas cne-tcuttll. At. 1nkermanu, whero
there WAS neither rit1ed cannon nor brecch-
loader On the field, the English loat ona-
t. id. At Mage11a ard Solfcrino, with vastly
b@:ter weapons, the casuallies were one
SleSen1h: At Chattanooga, oserthszteeMth; ;
while At koniggr1tz, where the terrible needle
! gun caused such CONSERVATION, the losses
wrse only ore-twtpt.- .-t3lrl.
-1h 1862 6nd 1869 it WAS urged, in the Prns-
| slan Lower Chamber. as an objection TO the
| creation Of navy, that Prussia coald not fur
nirl the requisite number Of seamen. since
| rlace-the acquisition Of the new province hsa
more than doubled tho available nu1nbns Of
sailors. willie irun-tla0s require smaller crews,
| in proportion, than other yeBs=la; and ~ silioa
do cot tight nowadays under sail, 1t is 10
longer necessary to have caen 10 attend OK
s1'is S ths @ SoE;a drnsS to
can At present disros, Of The following nun.
her Of tailcra: In Old Prussia. y, COS: IN tho
lew provinces, II ,i21; in Aecklentu.g, 3.l62
| Ill 0ldenburE, LAO; in Llbeck, 600: iu Ham,
burg, 7.24a in usenaen, $3.50; or altogether,
4S,3++0 men.
| "A Paris Letter to the New Yo.!s Post says
"1Ee approaching campaign has Awakened old
hates, memories; the Freuch will tell you ot
the invasion Of 1914, snd OF the invaders tri
umrha1 entry Tito Paris, when the pres.
ent RinE William Tcds az = subaltern on the
staff Of the conouerore, and angry G,ule ahpu
theis teeth and shake Their tistH ss they 1eat
ove1 the An,raute Ut red Up - them ay one q
the daillea, BY which hts rTussisu Majesty il
reported 10 have told Baron Ha1ssmsnn, ~hes
Exposition Cniverselle, Ny deat Bsron. yoc
have quite transformed this city since wa.
here il. 1sl5.' '4Ah! L Br'gand!f ecresm tht
iratc blouEes; we Will slow him that Bsrliz
Fan fnss BE- sssasss N T. !ss will make it
| Il Paris letter 10 the Cincinnati coaa,aer
ctai tays: "Applicition was made to ii.
! French Government. through Minister Wash
hurue, for con.ent to the running 1t the Ger
NJ man lines 9t +, steamers m during the war, unds
/
mission, adopted bS the Empress. The brill
iant idea Was that tho steamers would stol
whichever they might fud any wounded on thu
sens and take care Of them. But the Freucl
, ~oulA not listen to any nonsense Of shat eofi
, and M1. Miuistet Nashbufpe wrote Yesterday
) to the steamship geutlemen that the rrojec
was failure. SO the lines are stopped.
story has penetrated al France that the Amer
. icans in Easis hare organized and are abou
10 one1 their seryices 10 the Emperor. Q
=. $I,rRrR AtItk1
take up q gun on either side at the contest
! Dr.. Evans Is tusiIy erganizi2g ssuttasr com
| | a,lrsi iun on the American plan, and soEa
, ! American laaies aud gent!emeA engaged in It
! and the Empress has giveu the Doctor he
.. counttnance in the matter, lat the pEussia,
wounded would be. ~ leeiImately a. th
. French. the object Of the caro- Of tbis com
:. mission, sud that ia perfectly understood"
-Smucker. in his Public snd Private Lii
g Of Louis Napoleon (page u0). says: " Seven
. Napoleon T. Seventeen years the restore
: poru,i.ons reigned. Seventeen years Loui
Philippe occupied the throne, and ne m2
! eafriy rredact that seventeen years will b
i | the loreest period allotted By the hand o
: destiny 10 the restored dynasty Of tho Bons
: il tased on eolid reasons. sn1 decuced fnor
. rational inferen2es" The Empire was at
{ nouuet about January, 1858.
I The Courier dss Esats I-nis giTes ths fo
| lOW1GK 3CEuHut VI El6Ap4 A4t ul06IAUl
I. cu1rass: 1t ia cloth cuirAss Of q sissue e,
t1eraely supple md Light, the stitches Of ~hic
/ arc exceedingly close and absolutely impent
I trsbae. The process Of masking and pEapar1n
il is mystery, hut what appears to be elaine
|: is that bullets will moi. penetrate il; the
I Eiarce On or fall harmless. The invents
y himsen is ssid to have stood tie test at thi
= Clothed in eort Of tA1nel vest, very Light, /
= receised the charge Of gun wtthoat e1per
c encins 20 much - bEulse! This belongs |
i the claes. Important II true.
l. The Pa7i= Liberse fortnight ago e1hnue
T. from the old rarozt., tho following cxtsxrt
: q speech made by II. Emile Olivier. in tt
Corps Legiaiatif, May 18, 1868, when Il
:. ! speaker wss in the opposition: "N,
:, froiee] ruany perrons think necessarE. A
II that tbete ia question of honor to be settle
c | between France and Germany. This Is sait
e written, propagaie&1,-{ lnter1uptioul !, but.
| my opinion, wAf would be = thssStsr- {
n no, SPEAK in the nA,uc OF fraternity, in tt
4 ! name OF thcse sentiments which hA,
sr nothing to do with politics; speak
/ the name Of fnterests- Experiences has col
!. hr1ned the sasiug Of Mon:e=4uieu1 Men (
/ ] war have been the ruin Of Eurppe: War b.
+ meter done ANYTHING. never settled anythin
. Ia vain yoo viii Be victoTso14, il va;n repul'
e = -;ou will be ahle to disa1n less EASILY ths
< before tho VIII. Tou will be obliged TO \.
% nent yonr armies, and the public uneasine,
r. ~iu not eease. f*Th4t's Uns. Var !
!. therefore, in mr. view, \ solution fnpsact1c
,r Bile. wicktd. m iu1ptticism- The tue soiuttt
II is peace peace with disarmament. peaee wi
liberty, that liberty without whicn peace
. nti1her glorious ner sufe.
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