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InantinL
A SAFE AND RELIABLE INVESTMENT.

A SAFE AND RELIABLE INVESTMENT,
100000
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDoNsVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN coin.
FREE OF U. 8. GOVERNMENT TAX.
The ROAD is O. miles long connecting Fredericksburg.
via Orange Court House with Charlottesville, which 10
the point Of junction Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road the Ohio River and the extension OF the orange
and Alexandria Railroad to Lynchburg II forms the
shortest connecting link In the system OF roads leading
to the entire South Southwest and West to the Pacific
Ocean. 1t passes through rich section OF the She
nsndoah Valley. the local trsfnc Of which alone will
support the ROAD, and u must command an abundant
share OF through trade from the fact Of It's benga
SHORT CUT TO TIDE WATER ON THE POTOMAC
AT THE FARTHEsT INLAND POINT WHERE
DEEP WATER FOR HEAVY SHIP.
PING CAN BE FOUND ON
THB WHOLE LENGTH OF THE ATLANTIC COAST.
From Charlottesville TO Tidewatet BY this route the
distance IL 10 miles less than via Alexandria IS miles
lees than vs Richmond and West Point ia mies Less
than via Norfolk
7hs mortgage limited % ss 900 per mile OF completed
and equipped road he estimated cost OF the road TO the
Company finished and equipped will exceed $50 900 per
mile, thus giving the Bondhoders unusual margin
the bonded debt OF the other Virginia roads being
from $4,000 to ESQ COO me). and 10 issued TO THE
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK AS TRUSTEES Fox THE BoNDnoLDERs.
and ne Security 70 frst-cidss IN epe,y respect.
A SINKING FUND IL also provided. which viii rs-
duce the principal OF the debt Two-THIRDs Of Its
entire amount 81 adrdncs Of the maturity If TIE Bonds
A limited NUMBER Of the bonds Issued In denomi.
nations Of go and $1,000 are offered ct w and
interest from Nov /. In currency. and Of this price
are the
CHEAPEST GOLD INTEREsT.BEARING sECURI.
TIES IN THE MARKET.
Maps and pamphlets, which explain satisfactorily
every question that possibly be raised by party
seeking safe and profitable Investment. will be fur
nished on application.
We have Investigated the advantages OF this railroad.
and the merits OF the enterprise and confidently
mend these bonds to our customers and the public.
DRAKE BROTHERS,
Bankers, 10 Broad at.
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Bubble Notitts.


nFFICE THE sTREET COMMISSION
NIkR, 2Sl Broadway ITO CONTkACrOIlS.-lrop
enclosed In sealed envelope. endorsed VITA the title
OF the work and tie name OF the BIDDER written thereon
(also the number OF the work as In advertisement },
MI DC recsied at thh once until Monday, Feb. %,
No. For regulating grade, &C, sixty-eighth street
nom Eighth avenue 10 HUDSON River.
No FOR regulating grade, &c. Seventy hrst street,
from FIN avenue 10 East River.
No For regulating grade, &c, Niuety. Linth street.
nom Eighth TO Eleventh avenue.
from Public Drive 10 New Avenue
no NO For REGULATING Grade &c, Elghy'ihrd street,
No. g. For regulating grade, &c. Seventy seventh
street, from First avenue TO East River,
NO For regulating grade, &c Forty seventh stree l.
nom First avenue TO East River.
No. g. For regul ating grade sc, Finy.ninth street
from Tenth avenue TO Hudson River.
No, 3. tOr regulating grade, &c. one Hundred and
Eleventh rect, from Second avenue TO Third avenue
9 No 49, Yer regulating grade SC. Avenue G, from
No H. For regua ing grade &c, fifty sixth street,
nom Tenth 10 Eleventh avenue.
No, II. For regulating grade, sc, One Hundred and
Thirteenth street from Third avenue to Harlem River
10 Seventy mat aud seventy third 10 Seven.
NO, "a For regulating grade, &c. One Hundred and
Fourth one Hundred and Fifth and one Hundred and
sixth streets from Eighth avenue to boulevard,
No. IS For regulating grade, &c, one Hundred and
Ninth avenue, -
No. 10 For regulating grade. &c. Worth street, from
Baxter TO Chatham street. ~ ~
No, II. For regulating grade &c Church street from
Fulton to Morris street. "
Blank forms together with the specifications and
agreements, can be obtained ut this Ofhce-Dated
Street DepartmnI, New York Feb, IL 1870.
GEORGE w MCLEAN
mi
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MatUrntrn.

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OSE Go-HoRsE ROOT sectional boil"
tohorse trunk engine for sa.. Bcen nu''A lea''
ahalf. Apply to Publisher OF The sun
NANTED-A secondhand latht. c,iu.' I'm M
w screw eating gear aud CohutCgshti., ' IN ii
or 70 inches, 10 feet shear Nddrrs. wdh 'i no. M
paTuculars HAVkMlEks& kLDEh. ~ ''s-'''''
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M,Dttal.

A COMPREHENSIVE letter TO lh'nTI,,' nh,
Tectun spasmodic and permanent sr..nr' sht n,,sl
BILE uTothTA, by Edward ". Dixon, - ~ I',nl
ouarto Inclose stanIp to box g. IL ONCE loai' h'"'
sto y. to 5, and To evenings, al 1! on HN'
A LI. FEMALE CASES successful a,,,sJ
N Method speedy, safe aud ceriNl t' '"n" 4. An
IS Amitytt. -.
INTEMpERANCE In IA wort t0rlH' ,l D' q q
L CLAl.k'S Salyatlon Powders, owen b.. Dr." Il
NEHyOT- DEBILITY. and compliant. ~. b :,
~ sex cured immcdulely by 7. .NANHt '
81 Physical yigor restored ny his E.NF '' '"'" =
1--WE FIND 1T INyALIAHI D.. A,l A'ly
w bpN 0. HIATrS lNHANNJ.f "i"" .'' 'N
Il Immediately routing oG' ln,u MA 4
GJ nnn REWAKD for any ',' ' ~
40 .VNlO mcrcurVl rhnuHal 'r. ~ 1.nip.
biiiy, merry business, &c, thlt Or. i'ltHN a. .'p
REMEDIES fail to ture, hour lrou A. VI. I'm
Circulars sent Address or apps 10 pT "I'"'"'
No, rs Varick st., New YORK.
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INVEST FARMS TAX NOTICE., Notice IA
w hereby given that the undersigned, Receiver OF
Taxes Tor the West Farms tax district, have receive
the town and school assessment rolls and that will he
at my once at the station house IN fremont 10 said
town OF West Farms, every day (sundays and lepai
holidays eIcepted), from O'Clock A. N until o 'clSck
Z aud on each SATURDAY evening from Til DC ock
IoI the OF receiving The taxes for said town
RED IL, loiV RlCHARD D. HAMILTON,
Receiver Taxes
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1mustmtm!a

5mnstmim!s.
I'D TO CUBANS.
EXHIBITION
OF the Juvenile Choir OF st. Demands Church for the
benent ofthe
DESTITUTE CUBAN FAMILIES OF THIS CITY,
AT COOPER INSTITUTE.
ON FRIDAY EVENING. FEB. %.
Atso'clock.
Admission. 50 cents; children, Is cents; reserved
seats, 80 cents extra.
TICKETS for sale at all the principal music stores.
and at the Hail box OF the day Of the exhibition.
Wf rubI..GI sn5 Manager Mr.LEsrEe wALLAck
YaiggkRspxf Rv'GsSiSs. Fss' y isiS; -
Last Gsf i9 i.; 81 FIFE &Sr6
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ssHFFSGRBHS$ Ss1S55 r.; ~ PAGES
ANEW 6RIIAlsaiRS I e fiSE ACTS.
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Also two Issi,imats old Comedies that have not been
GnASD oSs IIIsi j! ac q "a s,n AZ,
'AAf Ho t'sh SSSSSBsB i fsSS'''''
:SsGsd ss &; RYi
''' most soPssf 81 .ESS|Ssii TINES
Ysncp; hsys witnessed ri; EXTRAORDINARY PRO
enoe ever s oas IRE s%
T%s Sas o. ssaf Vi; sSa
A. the Erie Railway ticket once, corner 2Sd st. and
FIFTH Az, T9EATRE,2. th st, one door from from
EvERY 2vESTSNHS IN GSf I'll FURfHEk NOTICE.
dy OF eontemporansons society hs,
ci sne PSss, and OF sSs largest audi
e I'd viii Ss S R Rs:s Pss
Newton. Fanny Dayenport, Mn gu
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MATINEE OF f SS IHffs f"q sssafd.y S
~ Lcssees and sger......JARRErT PALMER
BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Se% AND AND can II eS
SELECTED A FE MN a sc Enc atr COSTUMES
TWO 1SSt 6tfddk. MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT AT
~" i.tS g. opposite Academy of Music, r,,o,
L. D. LEN axTiSEis XII ''Di'h0'o"
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
,a' D '. s S2If.' Pii%iigniiiNE HINDLEY.
Inc 0'''''i' r SSf5HSi $iTff%ISSSiS$FTi
and his Infant Son, Alexander.
to S s.a sA S.su. uSdsr n Is cents
EMPIRE CITY sKISAbTLSSE RINK,
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASQUERADE CAR
Under the direction of The nnuire City Skating Club
ms evening" a! the Rink The mos, e. sce9mpl.ae,d
contests Of skill siso humber Of the %em6eTs OF the
S 'sS sna
s Adnl,sS saf 70, ,h sss c arm 81
HAHTZ BIJOU THEATRE,
IL as 9saEsy' between ste &, Ard As,or PLACE
Every hssh, 2. s. except aGrins ,hs do. =, tho
Chicscring Piano is used.
PhkEEhhkAAkM sHt yFIb ss29ciEfEESY Ar,sr.M
II, GBA GRAND oRcHEsIRh OF 100 PERI FORMERS
n" s, uA'I OGDEN DohEAts. ii. b., ffesidsas.
a 6Ssi ciowley Circle b. WIN &c held q Botanic
he use
Tickets Is cents. to be had at the door.
REhpINGs ND C0SCERT-By Prof n =;
other talent at the Chapel OF Free Grace 18Th bet
lst nv. and AY A, Thursday, Feb. ~ at ~ p NJ Ad.
mission Is cents; children under IL years, Is cents.
TUE TAMMANY will remain closed TIL. week.
L consummating the preparations for the advent OF
the spanish Ballet. together with large company Of
SPECIAL attsts imported expressly for tlls Theatre,
whose ARRIVAL Ia daily expected.
BRYANTTS7E Hhh iT II Tht sE7lIB9So FLY
SHOo FLY, DON'T BODDER ME-.
Admission Oc; orchestra chairs sc; seats secured
TnEATRE T I'll, NIT b 2FtyCE,
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES.
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Nibiotnos,

OFFICE OF THEADAMs EXPIRES cow
~ PANY 50 Broadway, New YorN. Feb, 10; li0,-
clared dyidend OF two go dollars per share. payable
the 18th March, proI TO stockholders Of record
the closing OF the transfer books.
The transfer books will be closed at p NJ. Feb ~.
and opened on the morning OF 18th March.
j, q, BABCOCR, Treasurer.
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STEAMBOATS, mo xailrnaoa


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South l,otlt,s


A MMhETIN$ Of he Convention OF Irish societie,
fhwlI De ned AZ hlbernan Hall. " irinco Al on
Friday evening Feb % $50 to make ARRANGEMENT, n
We ce'ebTatloE Of at. Patricks DAY '"'
CuAs, BOYLE. oecA '"AN' iIos
A NETTING Of the I. R. D. Circle Will be held I6i,
A :. 'Ho fouf'eeeIth ward Hotel at o'c loe 4.
j. L. e. CLARKE, Centre
st. PETEWS H., q. T.. A, Is alll,IRTy Iii,
meet on ihur.day. 2ih inst. at / clock in hner ~
Eh, 70 ATTEND the funeral OF our lAte brotnaI ma
street. pATpiSU .ptuuevuCn, ~ names
u. wooD. Rec. Sec. "''''A "'hAS' President.
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&uipplnq.

A NCHOn LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
TO and rom any Railway Station In Great Britain
ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark, Germany Ho.
- - snr sale
AT Love-. CURRENCY 49,
' W. my iHiEgSpiERsoN. BROTHERS
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8lrui,sslomll darOs.

nR. OLlN, e Bond st, New York OF Union.wiie
lIleputatoS once, parors, reception waiting ours.
ng Ind sIscpIns rooms ne most complete In America
phlet Ihousands OF the unfortunate nom every Stats
cured annually No matter who failed Stale case o.
H. NJ. 80 w. W
hK, BANNOW connduntally offers hope ener s.,
ahd NgUt 70 the debltaied and to sufferers from
local ana constitutional weAkness. Complaints OF ~.
thei sex cnrel. No curry. ~ Livingston st. Brook
Ign, from II TO 2, aud rom 4tos.
INK. IENI-, Beach st., makes n specially of
~ treating all diseases without mercury. Those
nicied should he careful to nnd the ri 1T place Tn,
Doctor has given tis attention 10 those Diseases tnu
last 10 years IN New York city.
1 AIDES AFFLlt TED-In Whatever way, can
- rely upon sate and speedy cure by Dr. EVANS, 81
Chatham e. Circular free, hrut post.
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Qtrsonal Aoit,s.

MY sDN, Mathew J, Walker, has left his home
Nl with 'ut cause or proyocaton caution any per-
son trustng him on my account asI Will not pay any
debts contI acted by him. PATRICK WALKER.
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$tWlna Masgln,s.

A ILL KINDS new sewing machines for sale. to
N rent, or exchange also bought and repaired Eooi
Canal Of.
, 1870-09-05

cfedn1lty, but AotIcy;s conaztnatn, =, -
port oanished ~ 6onbts. and general y ,s NJ II
e eoo1 eMse, Tonight salnte Sas mr., e1a nD.s
ers ocineq pqa9ss M9aSs sna Oh & sae ~. a IT,. =
where people crowded ali dar, and H.. H'' ~ s'de
he9Io& Tor later new& Ths cant1,Tr ~ ~, h9* l,-
eappea me climax, and the city Is rls: VIZ nIa..
PEORIA. III aug. q. -t1reas e.r,,e,
caaDned here to-dnJ By tn~ meas fr,n, "a - ~
~ soth ~ Saro1esfns surTrnrer W., ..,. ale'F--.
r.. rasaiaa and An.ettean s.gs were is;1., r.
tne principal buildings, Aal al t:,.rit,sG Ts4
we're desaiEafesl Tts-nigaf III Isn,,..." s''t.tn.
gathered at the Couff Hnuse st,Ha ,.,,.' 'ts'' :
music, addre ase-. &c, and shcut,ry ihsns4 ihsna4; :
aoaise oFef the good News. 'A'@'"!Se
tae lsta In honor ct tse yi"tcr4 IT,: 1T '!- ..
iime enm,ng 81 tfnn3 nelghborng suwa,, ~. ..'a. !
has p'evslled here fo-aas IN t enmsscr. ..1'"rE-ae
GeHs o1 the F1rrt odeE OF Napoleon ans ~, y: -.
me Germans .fe holding u Rfa,al n, ~. s ~ IT.
" snn G"urs House r1nxht, aud the sr~.;r.y H.
ever, doubt The report, a1a say that fn.,,. as-
Huth IN It 4 lalge anonnt Of monry E., a.
het + "a To- tae truth oe falsity Of the rr,s.zt 7i
,.1. MAn1Sos; 1nss . Mis. Sept a-The nrws :r-.,.-
atm1 aud the surrender OF Sapuis.ln -: -, s, )
creates the Widest excitement arnonr NJ =.
mans- salute of guns has b1xu n,r,. in ,1
CINCINNATI. Sept 1-A prnfesn, .rnss..,, =.
crsAttd, especially In the German tr,r. h., - ~
~. b5 The news OF the SURRENDER IL s.. r. y. ~
a1n3 and Emperor. - .4c t'a:a
toG1sSn1I Sept a--There Il g..s, rsr,,....,,,,
and rejoicing In Germa9 csYc:rs w., tr,' ;,
neWp. lannon's are dred, the trs-apr,-r .,,s Z
ahd many huusc=: aEe lilGu1,,,a:x.,I ar, ,,.a.
az s. oqInsne r. d!1s1ea1 !a1t5 u the -,:y t,-,,:a
~. LOUIS. sept S*-Thcrs nas been Iaut -
cstem ment and General eflt.n. to-day ata a.. ~.
4e!n'ans OVER the war news 4 g,at.I ~ ~. ,l;. Ae
- Is 10 he aeld a. concosdss ita. t,.ar!.
, 1870-09-05
PEACE BETWEEN. FRANCE AHD GER.
MANY.

AL civilized people must rejoice a. tbs
aeas spproach Of the termination Of the
bloody, desperate. destructive contcs. he-
tween France and Germany The war ila>
:ssted barely zix weeks, yet, in tim, hr;ef
leraod, according u the estimates Ut boih
eonhatants, 400, ,oo0 brave men have l,een
placed horA de- coabot, killed, naimed, OF
rendered unfit for military duty. Since.
the bat,ls Of Weissenbur1, 10, 600 Young
men have fallen daily, on. the average,
crushed to death, OF torn and lacera,ed, by
shot, Eheil, sword. aud bsyoaet. Tue
eauaon of blood has been most shocking,
and the destruction Of properly doplo.-
able. All Germany and France are lit
mourning. Hardly a family in either IN
tion but has lost relative- Tbs grn2ple
has been deadly aud terrific. II has twen
a WIT between giants, where the blows
given and taken we're. of ths. must
tremendous Kind. Twenty great battles
have been fought in twice US many days !;
and, although the French have been
vors.ed III every encounter, yet they have
shown, .nau for man, equal bravery with
The Germans. The French regiments
have fought as .valian,ly rs
their fathers did under The great
Napoleon, and the Psussians as molly as
thei. fathers did uudor Blaci.er, or their
"krandtatlers Under the Great Frederick.
The Germans have VOL by virtue of their
superior gencsalship aud military syatem.
They have proven themselves tic hest
s:'ntcss;"t.:; tt,ry have usssseA ta:s s.r ss:s.:
artillery, a0d !:,e s1ust ruusrous Da.:.a;;Jls
, 1870-09-05


The Chicago TiMt*, will, trcly virgin
raosiestr. RESIGNS to TEE Ca!c.oo Tntnusr
lis claims to be considered the Damocratlc
organ Of the Northwest, because. to Wit.
The TRIBUNE has advocated tue doctrine
ri resenue tariff more eacetually than
tie Times has. =
Webelieye it is true that TIE TRmusE hss
advocated and supported this 1octrine with
more zeal and tlosvughness than the
7fm<>. We are prepared to admit also
that the Democratic part. leeds a more ef:
ficient organ than the 7imes. We concede
that the Times has aiways been
damage to TINT party. We allow
ska: good many Democrats hase
bvss brsusl: over 10 the &c. ublica: rasty
, 1870-09-05


In Pittsburgh coap:e, ns,d 1S and IL bart
just got \ divorce.
-Aafshd Dillon, from the returns now before
hiIa estimates the population Of Brooklyn II
~ aoo, and taa. Of Kings county at 80, ,o<El In
1865 Inc city had SO liz and The co an1y 31p In
fab.sauss-
The Minister Of Religion IN Bavaria has TO-,
e.dden the ocactal rtumulxation Of The resolpuons
II The HcumenIcai Couucll on tn. pa,, Of tbr
Rsss1tzn Rahops, until authorized to do 10 o1 q
tDJ lec1It. t7$
: "a gentleman Ia Paris recommends ,a- r-to.
utsts to lutsed:ce- foxes ~ means Of ke-Ianr
down rabbits IN Australia. QdotnR that when
io3Ls become too nutneruus, packs OF hounds can
Be css1hssees3, the equilibrium maintained. and
sport procured.
II suspicious hush2nd At Marathon. ".
eeut'3 administered ssyere clubblns. 10 n rnnno
rnan Who had b en- guilty OF sa,n:inR bis wife =
.ew uEe8 IN succession Whsn tho m1fe hea i. a,
the occutrsnca it Affected her 50 tere e1y that
procured do-e OF arsenic, E1ute ierer de,t =
ting her innocence, and d!e>L
- .EevadA man xas bttIeu by seorn, ',
which didn't hart tiaz much, but he near,y d, ~.
Of the dallEtu1a t-cnens t1um drinking vh.ssev
10 cure II.
-The San Frxucisco Eug.f.in tells the stor1 nj
an ozgan-e rtudct who, after having fer fraYs
shattered Inc nerves Ut, " Frisco" Win bis dn1vr-
Gus sssains, dtetl worth &Ias ot0 And 1t concludes
81 obituary OF the wandering minstrel With the
remark, 80 faz a. our observation ex;andx.
ueudic1n1y In this city Is more certain Of ptora-
DE tr'u1as snaa 1hf eaatng mercantile pursuits
followed berg.
The fdola'Foas festival Of 1ussr.uxusa has
azsln this year been markell hJ loss Of lie. Al
t:urtpal, hhrtns about forsy niles trou1 ca,.
cotsa, In The iuteSsor OF the Hooghly district aud
s's7l'eafed 10 the nindoo 4Elculap.us, compass-
dsely email car OF J1&xernau,h was being pulled
along amid great e.owdt In approaching nas-
TO" poFt1oa Of the road. between tank Ind 4
wall the cas was sudaeaif dragged 80 thar 1t fel,
On the wall ard crushed three elderly peon1c to
death The priest. viii be U1ed. The LAST scct-
dent occurred ~ the much more popular tesstsal
il Sersnrore, when four people we're aacr.nee,t
undef tic wheels, through thclr owu carelcssucss
u that Of the police, a. Il appeared oa au of.csa.
s.syesilgalon- TIE c1pEd At Serampore WAS w.
..aua,lr email on t"ts ccrss'"s'. save on the las,
dag, w.ra :sr ca:I sc;csuc4 ta .:,e temples.
, 1870-09-05

The Seventh Psalm contains a passage
which so completely describes Louis N.
'Donaparta late Emperor of tho French.
that one is almost induced to believe that
the writer had him in mind when pcnniag
It Il reads a. follows:
'tBetold, he trars'lcth With intquity, and hath
conceived m'schtef, srd brought forth fslsenooo,
.ie 1nasis made p,L and nd agsed 4, and ts fs1en into
urn upon his own hcsd, and hts vloleat tea1tnS
.haG come dowu upou his Q IN pa, =
Has not this P, ophecy Of Louis been ye.ii-
led to the letter? Has he nor fallen into
'hc very pit he digged for another, and has
his mischief not returned upon his own
;seal? For four years he steadfnstly con-
emplatcd making war on Prussia, and
turing this interim he reorganized his
.r1uy, reasnaed it with the deadly Cl,asse-
,,ot, and constructed hundreds Of the IN
aihilstiug mitrnilleuse. gnns, and, when
q considered all his preparations COM
.,lete, :. his plans Of invasion perfect,
aud his force irresistible, he sell Fed the
,irst psete1t for quarrel that arosa, dc
Jared war forthwith, and gave orlers 10,
tA0 AASSAA+% Ao"A~ 0a1S ~ AAo te4aoua &N LIE
rhine. AL Ibis from the man who made
he famous declaration, ~ empire c'tst Ia
isai+.7 <The empire-it mems peace, ,
What change few week. have wrought.
rhcn, he marched forth the proud, puissani
des1ot over furty million. OF wariike, glory,
owing people. Nos, captive Of var, sur,
.eudered, with his army, with,
nut conditions, his empire gone,
lis dream dispelled, every hope
dispslled, everything lost, with France; fran
tic with rage and modification, launching q
s,oro, of curses on his head. and ell Ges.
many shouting aud laughing az his pitiahle
-nd sudden collapse. ''Behold, he tn.
vaileth with iaiquity, and hath conceived
mischief, and brought forth falsehood. He
.uade pit, and digged it, and is fallen
srto the ditch which he made. His mis-
chief shall return on his head, and his yio-
lent dealings shall come down on Lis own
.ute,
, 1870-09-05

gin BY surrender. France hss fos f,e drst time
70 Hsf Her eyes aEe for the nrst ttmn onen
Inc hrfHanq Standard aays: Sedan Is the ru-
pefofs Waterloo. The second empire IL uoH
AvtTthfown.n
Ihe sfoudasd deprecates exultatlon, and ex.
presses heartfelt SYMPATHY w,th tue fal1en soy
erelgp.
Ins Eeh" ssys the Empcrors last act does what
Is possible to rc''eem his fault The apthoe OF
the war surrendcrs himself to the cnnnurrrr All.
mistfng hrs own defeat, which may help to nyers
that Of France.