davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-30
MEDICAL INsTTTUTE

MEDICAL INSTITUTE
EsrAsrIsnxD- BY
Nm. J. O. YOUNG IN 1850.
For the cur. Of al dises.ss Of ID. URINARY and
Gcncratve Organs, and
All Femals Complaints
$40 WARRINGTON srRRRT. "a
SAN GAL.
c.r.. a..r..ts.s. . p P.' Rss.'r'4.
Consultation, BY letter or otherwise, FREE
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE has
i enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue:
cess OF eighteen year., and has become one t
the renowned Hospitals OF the age. Whst ne
celebrated Lock Hospitals Is 10 London, snd@e
no less renowned establishment Of Hcofd leto
Coast. The thoussnds annually received and
cursd O. this place 10 In point Of n1nhe.o g =.
tients among the very nrst Of TIA word, ana
the success OF Its treatment rankstt second to
none.
gaenlsai Weat.ess Or spsrAssetfhes.
The young man WOO experience. ~ kIvrL.rk
hon. sSouid .top to considsr whence Il srises.
M 1dil and IN ne Palmer Of the bach, tremo.
iinp OF The limbs, disordsred digestion, unae.
connt&SIe falling OF the powers o. me mine'
distastc for society, dread Of tmpenainS ITuoni
isseiSIons drs.ms urovinv DEAFNESS, loss Of
,nn.cnS'r novsr ara nnmorous other symptoms
ar DEMONSTRATIONS. lie positive traces or that
most terrible and destructive OF al diseases
seminal weskness..w.,sins away nis EVIL: p
d.s.,Sy" him sinno the bruken pstL or his OF.
i.icnca toward : nremsrure and Iosthsoms grave.
To him VIC .dnds his inc dhbbline out n the
1 1rssn1i ma dunn, s,nissions. The mere ees.
Alton OF its Ippearsnee brinRS no assurance Of
,eiisS
Marriage. that holy ONCE, that safeguard and
hope Of manhood, brings to such . one NO hops
ofeure. but adds 70 bis mlsery " The knowiscgs
her happinevs. is Q victim 70 his svil. and an IN.
noeent companiop to his punishment. BE sdds
to his misery and disorder until hope leaves
him. There Is no reseue except IN proper ,pd
ssii,tui 'rs re @tu,t,, y yiso. T tSs, nd dre.SfS uI1 issci.
Mating and dcstruciive habit, which dis thou.
ssnds Of sick roomS With psalytics and con-
sulnptiyeI, and hundreds Of untimely graves
with It's misguided yictimB, should consult WIN.
LIN ,hsir snfredngy' no such the Doctor would
s.".ci.iIv sddrcss bImsalI diving to each aud oil
.ssmssncs oS a LRRFECT and PERMANENT
CJIRE without hIndrahce TO business, change
"us -
Important 10 Females.
When Q female Is In trouble or afiieted WILD
sneei ne inouSry should Be. wher. IL there .
physician who IL fully competent 70 sdminiit:r
relief, and whose Respectable siandlng ~ soslstf
recommends him to the confidence ol INC com
mnnitvf The Doctor. understanding DOW lm'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-30

N. A. II. BALL,
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee
National Union Republican Party.
Z. C. BArTERNAS. Secretary. je2ftd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-30

IN. r,u,,ees have appointed NAURICK
D1 1Ri md CHARLES r. PETERS. Sls Call;
fornis streot, Business Agents for tas saie OF
Tickets. and FOR the transaction OF an Suslnesn
connected with the Kntsrtainmcnt, 70 WON III
eommnnIcaiions may be addressed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-30

AND Rot ye.M
~, ~ ~. =; go q. IN q r. :,l sel u: . Ssss
sS1cS DgssytA1ne shout sthss place
q couTSniut, uitA water IN The honle. WIN
s. sSGoilfif loR CASE. Nlaiihe NIvs
Cold Hii, jay i5th, 1870. jyists
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-30

aoTA'.o. 4EsAs s .:;I:G. T ::'i:,!' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
HOT WEATHER.


In these hot days. New 0rk Is ike great
,,rnoca Tn Rhode Isloravheu they have those famous
'' - .,..,--.. -, - ,,,o 4,
merrynaknes KNOWN aSicEiiDdhcS' tucs! stem pun '''
il first TO heat stones red hot and then to put the clans
upon them 10 COOK III Nc" toln '-1 So nO..o' a.
streets become almost red hot with the neat OF TIE sun,
and as coon az the inhabitants venture forth. they com
-. -, t Tho r,,,,,,or ~ spnstrol,es IA cnory1o1s
mence TO bake. me hummer Oh sul''roAeS % cHoi
and about half OF the number Of persons affected die
Tho on,roeson ~ tbe dcoxygenized atmosphere upon
Inv 80. -, ii - ,,,si.t,-o
ttosc III inc Shdci 'iSO " i.ii1t ~
sickness as wen rs Pny s.,ai u3i i is
Who are aDIe 10 ItaEe lHeI "oth anu oo
in the heated term are srlate indeed; Dat tey are
lev, ' , I' crlabIa Tbc dfatL rlfes of the
~ 49, 10 M I'm ~ those VINO nu-t worl.
days ana seep lghl' IN IN. w an ~ tSo 90
ing this season ere greater a "a t9 GouesT tpg nco
- ~ u. IL IN - trorendous EverV hat
pie IN the CITY tne s6oGms Is @ wct crowSd
ann '''lF tld - 80, troatr ~ o,oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

flycr Of re,c,. III, Cl7. H'.is r'Ts'fi"r rrr
lHnity d VA va ,r~-n 1.ar". ' 'cf t',
Interests o. K .sf q. Dot cuff b. fd'5 i.a. in
ready 30 Z. al to Limit tlc as.I-.s lld 'l,i- -a
the horrors Of Wet
A dispatch ron Copenhagen '"'.. Fc. ..f,
says that Denmar,. ..s 9s.I.d o.. ia.i f" tn. E...
but will wait until Ia. r,t - l'et ,ut,Is The saduc
before declaring herscf.
The Austrian ReicLsIa'h has been convened in
extra session order to talk, INC measures necessary
to preserve neutrality. Baron Beust, the Austrian
Prime Minister has issued circular to the Austrian
Ministers abroad He says:
II unsuccessful in sparng Europe bloodshed and
Austria the most serious consequences indispensable 10
between two powerful nations desire, at least
to mitigate the violence Of that war. Therefore, Austria
will preserve an attitude OF entire neutrality resisting
every overture TO participate We should be imprudent
If DESTROYS to remain masters OF our own destnies
TO omit any measure tending to guarantee tranquility
TO the European people,
proclamation announcing the strict neutrality Of
Italy in the pending war was issued to-day at
Florence. Large demonstrations have been made
in Milan, Padua and Genoa in favor of Prussia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

end applies Itself with tie single rurI- ., ting
the deSuics OF tho nation one OF those 'cr I've hour
has arrived for France. Prussia to whom 20 b. 70
gyenC d"noc during and since the ~ %. ~ tho
most ncia,ory disposition has held COo' So 4 OF
ACC. mt and has returned foracarancc hv en-
CroacLme-ts. She has aroused trust in all quarters
nC'csstatng eNGgCCT5fcd armament, and has made of
Europe camp whore reign dsquict ana fear of the NOR
final incident has disclosed the instability Of the
international understanding and shown the gravity Of
the situation. In the presence Of Eer pretcnsons
Prussia made TO understand our claims. They were
C.rd and followed with contemptuous treatment Our
country manifested profound dispcasure at this action,
and quickly cry Tesoundcd from end Of France
TO the other.
There remains for nothing but 10 cOnhde desti-
nes TO the chance of arms We do not make war upon
Germany whose independence We respect. We pledge
ourselves that the people composing the great Germanc
nationality shall dispose freely of their desnies. AS
fOrus demand the establishment of state Of things
guaranteeing security and assuring the future. We
wish to conquer durable peace based the true inter-
ets Of the people, and to assist in aboshng that preca
rous condition of things when all nations forced to
employ their in arming against each other.
The glorious flag OF France, which more unfurl
in the face OF chalengers, is the which has
borne Europe civzing ideas Of great
luton. 1t represents the principles it will inspire
the same devotion.
FRESCHMES: 60 to place myself at the head OF that
gallant army which is animated by love Of country and
devotion to duty That army knows its worth, for it has
victory follow its footsteps in the four quarters Of
the globe. I take with me my Despite his tender
years he knows the duty his imposes upon him,
and lie proud to bear his part in the dangers Of those
who fight for country. May God bless efforts.
great people defending a just cause is inyincible.
NIpOrpnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTEs.

Yesterday was the hottest day of the season at
a., Tic Iiercuy in tie shade az p H., aleio- "
Charles Snyder age 5, in Albany. Was stIucA
dead h. rt.nug al saturday. lis brother sanifs hs'e " "
stunned iu recovered -,
Henri RYAN, attempted suicide at Albany on
lie mot once !aaeag sigtt voand bsi Ne pre-
vented from iopea.as the attsIap- A.,
V,r4f,.n,s warehouse. No. 81 PeteTs-st, New
ORLEANS - des.roy By Soc SsunAy snl so' " &
bu diags aerc injured. Los S5oA~ "
The trouble for some time past eAlsthg pe-
trr.rs and the ST. CrsFts o. llhn Aa,s as
b e.,i "a fcorly all parties, and worA 81 o. '' ''
The past week was one on 49," r,Sh~i ~ Is
rtIA I - Z o-toa IN Auasi Saturday iocrid 81 %,
AMI = TO- .en,fs o.'ijn p Aas"s~ ~
M, ;,;.,,c5iop case against the Boston, Hart
100 re r. ri ia ise Of nr.l.r 90 an, he at o. he
ht'" % g" t, Ter clt d,-u wou b.. aysiasi
i1l- Isly si n-l FOR anng srcs' MS Ga u
Il. Il, u OF Az oaAlg treo''h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

csa After several other gentlemen had spoken the an
dience, ut the suggestion Of Mr. koelkcr sung was ~
cribrd fCr the Tic Society viii meet monthly
Mr.. Rubsam is President, and Alfred Rocker esq.
nociIng of German citizens has also been held At
Mount Vernon at which resolutions OF sympathy with
The German ciiizcns Of the Thirteenth Ward Of New
ark met yesterday elected temporary officers, and
ordered meeting for permanent o! salu%toI To Pc h-d
The German citizens Of the Third Ward Of Newark
meet tonight 10 organize a War Club.
An enthusiastic mass meeting was held last evening az
HoffmaIis Hotel Hudson CITY. Andrew Lcicht was
chosen President; C. c. Ragu6 Phi Phidus, q. oteide,
Secretaries; 80 gentlemen As NIeeIIOeIcEls, ihd y =
act rs Finance Committee. Prof.. Grluer spoke as IoI-
lows: .
FELLOW CoUNrRrMES: what is it that raises such
unanimous feelings among the German POI ulatioh Oh
that upon the depends dynasty, but that the wei
fire of nation involved that our UNITY may now nc
established And who is il that attempts To stay the
progress OF this untyi II Is the usuTper-the paVenu-
Napoleon The responsibility Of the war rests NOT upon
tine French people but upOn that individual man, the
nephew of his uncle. Now is not the time for Us 10 CON
united sons and daughters of German Fatherland
Let us not consider whether Bismarck really means Ter
man Freedom but let Us look at me matter a. hIOhaI
question against our common enemy-NapOleon.
An address 10 the German people TO be forwarded 70
Berlin then read, aud resolutions passed to give all
After speeches from Messrs Rcichhem, Ganbrec, and
d.; Iierzel, the meeting adjourned ,,.u
The proceedings were enlVened by singing OF tAe COh-
COrdid and MacnnerchOr societies.
FIGHTS FOR FRANCE AND FATHERLAND.
Victor Clemens, Prussian, was brought be-
fore Justice Scott at Essex Market Police Court yester
day, charged with sabbng Francis Beck, Frenchman
in the face and breast. Clemens and Beck were dis
cussng the merits of the European war at the residence
Of the latter No 20 Chrystct and from the belicose
subject, advanced 10 bellgcren action, when the prs-
drew knife and stabbed Beck in the manner de-
scTibcd. On Saturday discussion Of the war question
between Hermann Oppenheimer and August DQyaL on
SiXthst., Avenue b. resulted III the stabblng or
Duval, who received severe wound intbc back.
THE CONTRIBUTIONS.
Mr.. b. T. Rabbit and his employees have
subscribed $1,000 for the wounded soldiers in the Prussan
armies.
Tie Scandinayians Of this city and neghborhood pro
pose raising fund the benefit Of wounded soldiers,
the proceeds go to the aid Of "The International So
cicty for wounded soldiers in either army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25


F0OTING-NAvAL MOvEMENTs-FRENCH REG
ULArIONs CONCERNING NEWSPAPER CORRE-
LONDON, July "a, 1870.
In consequence of the attitude of Austria as re-
oards Bavaria, and the prevalence Of renewed ana
wide srreld rumors of the warlike attitude OF hus
.ia ENGLAND has resolved on commencing prepara-
tior for placing her army on war footing lhlhieu-
atcJv The British channel squadron lSunder ordcIs
T. be ready 10 proceed 10 sea to given destlhtioi
he able TO unite with Her Majesty squadron
IN the Nc ut.Trmcan, now serving oil uloraiIir'
Naval orders have been issued and forwarded, as lar
no nossile by telegraph to the British flying squad
ron under the command Of Admiral Horny in the
S,fJ pacifc at Valparaiso, to return 10 England I'M
mciiately
Con. lie Beuf, in reply to a committee OF the
French press, who had petitioned 10 accompany the
amy. said che would only consent to remove inc
~ +rictioDs on condition that the correspondents
would print nothing that was untrue" Inc french
Government still, however discourages the news
poper correspondents. and proposes 10 supply ""I
news 10 the journals of the country through the
official dispatches of the War Department n Mili-
i4rial decree published yesterday forbids the pun
LEGATION, in any way, of the movements Oh inc le'
army OF navy. ,,.,- r rIosso -,
pa,i ros rcouested Mr. Washburne, by order of the
G,and Duke of Hesse, to protect the Hesslans III
T,ouce proyided the French Government gives i'S
consent. and Mr. Washburne has accedcd to the re,
ouest The Swiss Legation at Paris has been charged
wifi, the protection Of the interests OF Bavaria,
citi2ens The Dutch Consul viii protect the FRENCH
citizens in Prussia.
Prp-sian vessels are cruising IN the chahn,i 'lu
North sea to inerca pt supplies Of coal Tor inc
feet. , -o,.,oo, thu
10 ON =, denosit Of American stock a. security
Cirea. demonstrations were made IN Di'lii i ~,
n;ebt in favor Of the French. meeting o. ''Voo
nnrIops was addressed by prominent Fenians
NOTE FROM TIE CAR TO NAPOLEoN-fh"DN
BILE ACTION OF DENhAhh'
PARIS, July q, 1870
T,o czsr has addressed note to the Fronoh Gov
or,,nept reOretting the preciptate measures take4
ON both sides AID that opportunity was not "ii'"p''
R,,ysia and the Other Powers OF Europe !" ''' q"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
THE LATE MR.. BURLNGAME.
TESTIMONIALS OF RESPECT To HIS 'IEMORY
THE CHINESE GOYERNMEST.

TESTIMONIALS OF RESPECT To HIS MEMORY BY
THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON, July 24-Ihe Department OF
State has received full dispatches from China respecting
the death OF Mr. Burlingamc. Minister Lowe writes to
Secretary Fish, May 49, that he lost 10 time Ia communal
eating TO Prince Kung the sentiments OF our Govern
neut upon that subject. The minister says:
II "a n matter Of sincere qualification 10 know nat
duties entrusted 10 Mr.. EuflH01inr td ptn
performed 10 the entire satisfaction OF the Emperor ahd
his advisers and that his services are kuoWicdtd IA
NV I'm this connection would observe that the honor
aTV title of the first rank, conferred by the Emperor,
ulares the name Of Mr. Burngamc on par with those
of the four members OF the PrYy Conner, ana - one
grade hi cher than that bestowed upon the Presidents of
the Boards and members OF the foreign ONCE IL y the
highest rank possible TO be given any one 'tcr ming
or dead, of the ROYAL family. A posthonOds tlc,
conferred directly by tho Emperor, Is considered by the
Chinese the highest mark of respect that can be shown
10 the memory Of deceased pub Dctf, az tbc cree
granting 10 becomes part OF tie Oincal records OF INC
emure, which will PEI petlate the nalAe ana i'inc Oh the
deceased longer than statutes OF monument filnce
KING and the ministers Of tie foreign ONCE
sar how shall express our gIlcf
and sunrise hearing the intelligence or AIS d'ath VIZ
Butlin.aue resided several years IN uls pace ildnS
0n and showed his ability, integrity aid laf dealing IN
very sair that he managed, ana during inc tc ne mas
a, IA rs the Mini ter for China % al lac treaty Powers
he has exhibited the same entire Devotion 10 hlr hutf.
iel Us an e. wing hands Tie fore IN olcc laid All
he circnrs Uccs Of the death OF Burngme before the
thrupe L. return they received a IMP aIal script th-
pre sin great sorrow and paving high commitment TO
iur Tie necessary arrangement connected with ms
buraI have treaty been carefully dttcIord 10 bl my
col. rue Chi and Gun, who have also iUILhf q ilhIs
Tor the ob-cquies Let also title ~ the 3D. rnh 80
at1f nom the funds ~ the mission ana oNc upon
h an Is, both proofs Of our high =, Strl i"f Eln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
GENERAL PRESS prsP,TcUJ

The direct lucs OF German steamers heretofore plying
betWccu NeW-lOrk and Bremen AID Ham urg, respcc.
lively having suspended their tips to those ports m
consequence OF the French and PrIssan war; thc re-
duced rates OF postage chargeable under the existing
postal convention with North Germany on letters lnd
other CORE pOudenco for the North German Union and
the countries beyond forwarded by the direct route arc
for the present imperative. All corresp. ndence Tor
North Germany Will consequently, uulh olftl fttilh-
ship service IL resumed, be forwarded hy closed mail
England subject Ia the rates Of international postage 60
tabsed for that route of transmission, W.: For eilcI
lOccuts pcreac hall ounce under prepay upuOna
for newspaDnrs cents per each four ounces or acton
thereof, prepayment compulsory for books p1ckei.
and patterns samples OF merchands', cents per edch
four ounces traction of four ounces, prepay tut COM
pulsory Letters iusufciently paid on the above rate
will be charged for delivery with the postage 81 un-
paid letters after the deduction OF the amount prepaid
The National Executive Committee OF TIE Union
League OF America Will meet at Long Branch on Friday
next. -, .
Can't WIN. Deane OF Maine recently died IN tins city.
He was attached to the 18Th Infantry, and duus no
war was Assistant Adiutant-GeuClIl on Gen. I!sons
staff in Georgia and Tennessee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
THE CONTRIBUTIONS.
LADY FRANKLIN.
HER ARRIVAL AT OMAHA AND DEPARTURE FOR
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
The OmdhG Herald Of Thursday says: Lady
Franklin widow of the late lamened Sir John Franklin,
and suite arrived here ut y IN yesterday, en- route
TO Chicago where she is to remain for few days From
thence she proceeds NewYork and from there sets
sail for merry England. Her niece maiden lady on
perhaps years OF age, and two servants compose the
suite Lady Franklin has the appearance OF being above
co. She was dressed I'm neat travelling dress or dark
goods, atting well her rather large figure, her sOf Ch
brown wig rolled I'm front after the most approved Ia
AUGidi6e style, surrounded by q small black bonnet
within which becoming white rOuche border set OH To
advantage the well yreseryed face. she had genial
smile for all showing teeth OF almost perfect eyonness
that would make young lady in her teens envy her
Her niece who kindly received our reporter dld IL
with grace exhibited only by those Of culture and who
to the manner born.
Lady franklin said she expected letters upon her ar
rival at Omaha which would probably decide the engih
her in America. she from San Francisco IN
the elegant Palace Car America, in which she occupied
state room, and departed for Chicago on the evening
train OF the Chicago Burlington, and Missouri RIVER
Railroad Lady Franklin has been on an extended tour
10 Alaska search Of evidence by which % decide the
fate of her husband whose death was mouIned Dy Tue
entire civilized world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
cpr.ys AND cAsUALTIEs-BY IELEGRAPH.

Charles g. Dnnker committed suicide at the
v,cmi-s Tog,e. IL scranton Tear, csi,stay.
A fire in Chicago on Friday night DESTROYED
.ciny establishment Csaast Mrs. Keir pss tsfuc1 :"
"a h IA the bg.itnZ.
The Cleveland Boiler Plate Company roilAg
rii 81 s;arl-y might los fs0N1 To- "
saopo.cl 10 have caught from spark non ecoIot'e
Col. David III. Buell., L. :. \, IN cEarge o o., tne
rrual a. rn~orh, assasiBs~d o. ffH .' WV "
tunug irin ,Lrt, sturges The s-~n - --'1'"'
Paymaster Movers Of the Rouduu am Oswego
Rssoid Sssriav surrounded By parry o. -. ~ -
lie, 4. Half Ac D-wae CosRty, aa r"o.c ei S'o -
u IA i the IA, n Of hsi started 10 &" ia1s ID - "So us
nsut he EeghtoAoa1 ssi sysFAi -'h--- '",ee ~~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
EUROPE JUST BEFORE THE OUTBREAK OF
WAR.
FRENCH WAR PREPARATIONS.

The Paris correspondent OF The London Ddiiy
Y,iss, wi lug jay ., says:
,,,,,-.ticus for war are said g. De going on upon
~ s,l. Marshal Icla,nf has desired generals OF
.on 10 cui Ia To him Wituin three days fui fgport
t ~ -, OF tho ars.uaIs, drIot aul bGrracLa within
,r ttrl vision Circular calling upon ali's"lmcir on
tiruui 10 iOin h6sF regiment g.- rcady 10 e loSYi.
- ouI munltiDus Uf war hourly ROLLING ny
80 trains I, xn-d the eastern frontier Tie hhlui VI
ia 10 men ar AL ready 10 D; thrown upon VI" ine ~
80, a. ina, Eighteen cOuiuiss iTiat Off 'cfs nave oe'n
IN, a. U,ngaTy to buy hny nhch IL l. siid may po koa
,har inr nall the price which IL now costs IA fi'nso,
W. w.. f ihe ,.orn Railway Company have beeh On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
rrrsoNALIr,Is - rrLEnRArm

go. Edward Eld.3c.. pfomieJor a the EIA'ose
Ilolse Sharon spn >. c.l o- saas.a -.
G. c. Franciscus. superintendent Of thG west
en Division ~ the Prunyaua ~ ni, dr At CFc'so' r'' W.
saiurlay morning. =, III. a.
Lady Franklin widow of Sir john Ia,rh VII I'm
,.yy -, ,se ns,,or 81 e,uicnsr Nb CAN'T = v ia"
The eowa.nla ant a the proposed Arctic eISelu"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
A PROCLAMATION FROM NAPOLEON.

uR HOLDS PRUSSIA REsPOSsIELE FOR TIE WAR
-FEAN~E DETERMINED 70 CONQUER
DURABLE PEACE.
PLRis Saturday, July 2s-Evcuing.
The Journal ORicei this morning Publishes the fol-
to,,n mobilization from thu Emperor to the people
of France:
PRENcnMES There are In the life OF people solemn
,o,o.r, when the national honor, violently excited.
- 80 ,lt ,rre.stily rises above all other interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
GERMANY.

GERMAN NAVAL PREPARATIONS IN TIE BALTIC
TIE NEW PORT OF WILHELMSHAyEN.
The determination of France TO vigorously
carry on naval operations in the Baltic invests state
ment I'm recent number OF the French official journa
with some interest According to it the following ap
propriaons made in the budget Of the North Ger
man Confederation for this year: