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A. E. Andrews 6 Son!
DIR. ]. II. BriscOe
Pair of Slinners FOundI

Has removed his office to No. II Market
Street, over Park & Patch's store,
Jan. -, lS70-2t
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Local Notices.
Are JOu Aware


Local Notices Is cents per line, first Insertion; 10
cents per line, each subsequent Insertion.
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formed on the great subjects Of the day.
!. The Edinburgh Review.
This is the oldest OF the series. Units main
features it still follows in the path marked
out by Broughman, Jeffrey, Sidney Smith,
and Lord Holland, its original founders and
first contributors.
.. The London Quarterly Review.
which commences its l2Sth volume with the
January number, was set on foot as a rival
to the EDINBURGH. II reSolutely maintains
its opposition in politics, and shows equal
vigor in its literary department.
3. The Westminster Review.
has lust closed its 92d volume. In point Of
literary ability this Review is fast rising to
q level with its competition IL, is the adYo-
cate OF political and religious liberalism.
4. The North British Review.
now in its 5lst volume, occupies n very high
position in periodical literature. Passing be-
yond the narrow Journalism Of schools and
parties, il appeals 10 a wider u OF SYM
pathies and a higher integrttyo Of conviction
5. BlaekuOOd's Edinburgh Magazine.
was commenced % years ago. Equalling the
Ouarterlies in its literary n scientific de-
partment, IL has won n wide reputation for
the narrative sketches which enliven its
pages.
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For the next TIVE Months!

Annual Clearing out Sale
or Boots and shoesat McLAINrS
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WOIaabIe Receipts !

TeY git wrong things out Of yure child's
head-comb II often. lew git good Shoots and
R0es. git them at McLAINfS.
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Tie Genuine

The GenuIne
Elias Howe Sewing machine-sold in the
City of Warren, only by ADAIR& WEIKER,
Main ST., opposite Mahoning Depot.
Sept. a,-tf
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Tie Emnire 7

Combination and Button Hole, Singer,
Grover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, Flor
ence, Wilson Shuttle, and several other
kinds of Sewing Machines, at TYLER'S
Gun Store.
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Sure Cure


For Coughs and Colds, Butter Scotch man.
ufactured by HENRY WALDECK, Main st
Warren Ohio. Nov. Il.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-26

Go to Tyler's Gun Store
To buy a good Pocket Knife cheap, and
have il warranted.
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That were embroidered on the Grover &
Baker Machine, by +. NJ. CANFIELD,
JAM 9-tL. Orangev1lle, Ohio.
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Insurance.
In the best Of companies at the lowest rates
Nov. E-tf. t. J. AcLAN &SON, As'ts-
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Lamb knitting Machine.
Lumber

N.B. Tyler, at No. s Market ST., Warren,
O.. sole Agt. for Trumbun Co. :
Dec. 2-tf.
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Buying to sell again, can buy Lead, Shot,
Caps, Cartridges, Pocket Cutlery, Clothes
Wringers, Mouse Traps, Rat Traps, &C., at
Eastern prices, at TYLER'S Gun Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-26

The Original
And only Genuine Howe Sewing Machine
is sold by N. B. TYLER and his Agents only,
in Trumbul County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-26

DARN FOR SALE.-Situated in
I Johnston Township, 20 miles east of
center,4 40 acres, well watered, good buildings
thereon. VIII be sold at a bargain.
Also one other farm in Vernon Township,
so acres. well timbered, buildings thereon.
Reason for ~selling-want to move west.
For information OF either Of the above,
enquire OH the premises OF
G. W. Mickey.
Vernon, Jan. 10, lS7O-3ms
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Go to Henry Waldeck'S
For your fine French and American can
dies
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McLain Don't Keen

The Elias Howe
Sewing Machine for sale by N. B. TYLER.
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Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
OhiO- TOct eff
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San Pans.

Boots and Shoes will be sold very low at
McLAIN'S, TO make room for spring goods.
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White Wire Clothes Lines!
And Clothes Pins, at TYLERHS
From japan via Pacific r.. R.

Sewing Machines
And Cloths wringers repaired atTYLERS
Gun Store
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MerchAnfE

RamSdell Norway Oats
And Early Rose Potatoes, for sale by
oct. 6-tf. GEORGE PARSONS
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~ALLEGHENY COLLEGE

CALENDAR FOR 1869. Fall Term
Ocommences September Is, closes Deem
Der Is. Winter Term of 1870 commences
Jan. 4.
This Institution Is situated in the beauti-
full City OF MEANWHILE, healthful, easy Of
access, and furnished with all the appliance
to be desired by the students pursuing a full
classical or scientific course OF study. LIBRA
ries, Cabinets and apparatus are unusually
valuable and extensive.
THE BOARDING HALL,
With furnished rooms for 100 students, is
managed on the OO-0peTdfire System, so as to
urnish board at the lowest possible rates.
~ Glasses commencing Latin and Alge-
bra will be formed hereafter at the beginning
OF the Fall Term and Creek at the beginning
of the Winter Term. Send for Catalogues.
JAS. MARVIN,
Aug. &, lS69-lyr. Sec'y of Faculty.
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Fine Guns

Moore's, SCOTS Palmer's, Murray's VIM.
G~reener's, &c. at TYLER'S, No. 3, Market
Street
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The e:2o O'Clock east and 5:2l west sre daily
Sundays included.
Trains do not stop at stations where the
time is not given.
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LIST Premium
Awarded to H. Waldeck, of the City Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more of the
same sort. fresh daily, two doors south OF
McLain's Bank, main street.
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$50 viii Buy

~ Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
Price so cents. Manufactured by r. p. Hall
& Co, Nashua, Nh. (sept, s, Tyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-26

NOTICE.-Notiee is hereby given
IN that Mr.. NJ. a. Williams and Mr.. Their
on Letcher, of Greene, ave dissolved part
nershfp. [Jan. l9, lS79-Sts
d UBBER DOLLS, China Dolls,
II Wax Dolls and in fact every thing for
children, for Christmas, at ADAMS Book
&c, &C.
TOILET SETS, VASES, and all
kinds Of Fancy Goods and Christmas
Toys. at wholesale or retail, at ADAMS
Bookstore.
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City Bakery.
Fresh crackers daily 10 cents per. pound.
Two doors south OF McLain'S Bank, MainSt
Go to the City Bakery.
For your fresh Pies, Buns. Bread and all
kind of cakes.
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Money TO Loan,

Clothes Wringers!
For sale at TYLER'S Gun Store.
Money TO Loan.
In sums to suit on good paper; good notes
bought; Interest allowed On deposits. In
quire at the Bank OF 7. ]. McLAIN &S0N.
Nov. lift
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Dry Goods, Wet Goods, Hardware. Grocer
les, Hats. Caps, Tomb Stones, or any SIGH,
only good BOets and Shoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
TIAYTI.

ABOLITION OF PAPER MONEY-A FOREIGN LOAN
OF S20O0,000-A GOVERNMENT BANK TO BIZ
srARTED-TRoUBLEs on THE FRONTIER
THE sEBOw DISTRICT IN ARMS AGAIN
EX-PRESIDENT GEFFRARD's PETITION.
PORT AU PRINCE, July 20.-The difficulties IN
regard to the currency still continue, aud IL was proposed
in the Chambers make issue OF paper TO the ex'
tent OF SOOOO0OOO and call in all of the Oh paper which
has been 80 extensively cOunterelted This proposition,
however, did not meet with favor, as any new pap
would open to the objections a. the Oh IN fei
TO nitatiOns and besides il Is desired % stop the c l.
lation Of paper money entirely as soon az posln,.
Another objection Is the cost, a. ~ would rtqute
AT least $4,000 gold to make the change pro-
nosed-a useless expenditure in the face OF tho
fact that that they have already voted 70 raise q
foreign loan The whole country, however, cas 10Y q
radical change I'm tine finances, and foreign loan Is TIC
only apparent road TO healthy state OF aus n
commission has been appointed To- 20 - Lrole anu
mort within days the feasibility Of making Oan ~
s2OOOOOO gold of which the country can reay pay D'
principle and interest by little economy, anu u .
thouglt il would tend to the prevention OF sIIc at
civil wars In future The object OF the proposed loan J. 10
enable the Government TO establish BANK on SPEC ;
basis for the benefit OF agriculture and commerce. ai
for this reason decree has been promnlgatcd autRoi
ing the abolition Of paper money and the rahg OF nc
loan guarantees the revenue receipts Iof s
payment Of the principle and interest OF the loan unt
fOTbids that any land shall be mOrtgaged Tor It's pay
ment.
movement the part of BaeZ or OF any on the dS'at
fed Haytiens now in san Domingo
A schooner from Monte Christie arrived az the Oap5
with several Haytiens who had taken passports Tor
Turks Island and have returned To their native country
They report that the whole OF the sebow districts I'D
Geffrard and his wife have petitioned the Chambers
for the restoration Of their property which was conh'
Gated at the time of Gefrard's ahdication.
The coffee crop is coming on hney, ANA promises an
immense yield.
Exchange, $40 10 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
LATEST REPORTS.

NO FIGHTING on THE RHINE AT ALlr AND NJ
spp1ors RATTLE ANYWHERE DOWN TO 4
p NJ. YESTERDAY.
PARIS, Monday. Aug. l, 1870
The Presss says there has been no fighting on the
hanks OF the Rhine as has been widely rumored
Nonews Of any serious engagement between the
armies has been received here down to this hour.
LONDON, Monday, Aug 1-4:3O p. m.
No news Of any battle has been received up to this
hour The streets are fun of ramors as usual
LONDON OPINION THAT THE MOVEMENT or METZ
Is A FEINT.
LONDON, Monday, Aug. l. 1870,
The latest London opinion is that the French mean
something at Strasbourg, and that there will be a
double movement against the Palatinate and Baden
or that massing troops at Metz is TO some extent
flint u We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
EVACUATION OF ROME.

TIE POPE's PARTING WITH GEN. DUMONT-sAlL-
ING OF FRENCH DETACHMENTS
ROME, Monday, Aug. !, 1870.
His Holiness yesterday received Gen. Dumont,
Commander of the French troops from France.
Another detachment of the French army left Ci-
vita Vecchia for Marseilles on Sunday.
ITALY TO PRESERVE ORDER IN ROME-IHE
POPE WILL REMAIN IN THE CITY.
FLORENCE Monday August ], 1870
The negotiations between Italy and France for the
withdrawal Of the French troops from Italian soil
have been brought to a satisfactory conclusion. The
Italian Government has guaranteed the preservation
of order in Rome and the French troops have evacu-
ated the city.
The French Government has received ample as
surances of the observances of the Convention for
the withdrawal of the French troops from the Roman
States.
1t is asserted that the Pope has been advised by
some to 90 to Malta, and by others TO remain III
Rome, and it seems that he has decided to stay.
The Roman police have seized quantity OF arms
which were secreted in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
RI-MORED ATTACK ON HAMBURG-THE BAL
TIC FLEET.

TIE ELBE BLOCKADED-THE FRENCH MEDlIER-
RANEAN FLEET GONE TO THE BALTIC
LONDON Monday, Aug /, 1870
One of the many rumors with which the city Is
agitated says that the French fleet has arrived be-
fore Hamburg and attacked the defenses. 1t Is not
however, generally credited.
PARIS Monday, Aug. !, 1870.
The French Mediterranean fleet has arrived at
Brest II viii 90 north and join the Baltic heet.
The French Baltic squadron is still cruising OH
Thurso, Scotland. ,,,.-. Az. ,o7o
Fifteen ships laden with stone are moored III the
Ellie. below Hamburg, ready to be sunk on the ap-
proach Of the French feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
WAR PREPARATIONS IN GERMANY.

The Berlin correspondent of The London Times
declares that the Germans will meet their enemies IN
spirit becoming the magnitude OF the stake lie "fteS'
Thanks to the prOvocatons Of the French Gov
ernment they have been thoroughly warmed 10 te Wok
in hand Since 1870, when NJ Theirs asked Tor te khlS
frontier they have by all the successive Governments Oh
France been treated people whose political ms ghl
eance must he prolonged nc any cost II France was
be happy. They have long patiently endured te tauns
and the wrongs inflicted ny the Sb Tpbie
habit, they dld not much compiuuI1 WI" h5 hnnod
10 secure redress. or late they mad holmd
t uv had already become too formidable to be
wantonly attacked They also too contdent III tho
French would resort to hoodshed 10 prevent lts nelg
bors from arranging their own concerns. seeing tnd
they feel that day OF reckoning mas come ana VIII 40
their duty with will. As proud and patriotic men they
@nre as peaceful industrial and cultivated citizens they
cannot help looking upon the legons assembling on the
frontiers upon harbartas preparing tOr raZIla'
one determination to ward off and punish ms cry lg
sin prevails In all parts OF Germany. In Tue NoIth -
ing IL a more fiery Que, and II not universal %
such a vast majority OF the people as 10 IMPOSE ar ~,
cans and other fractions OF the anti mon party
ever remembrances OF 1866 may have been lingering
tTeJ off the Insulting foreigner. Carried by the
current, the Bayaran Wurtemberg aud Bauen ti
ments have already announced their fOrihil
to stand with Prussia and join the Northern
~ The entire army in being modified It comprises sS
600 line 100000 Reserve, and $4,000 LandWehr 10 Wh
must be added Southerners ut the lowest up o
ton All these figures, giving grand tot,i Oh 1870
e represent drilled and practced soldiers, eHecuVe
and ready for service. The estimates on paper ~
higher The declaration OF has taken Gcrnahy ~
snrnrise There can that the French Inedi
tating for some time past nave gar y,
INN The Germans and il Is expected invade
This country several columns before suinclen' u
it army organiIation OF Germany this advantage Will
moi last long. prevented from entering mo M IN,
Even h shs cnnnrx Wond restrain impartng
military intelligence at the present Stase'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
NEWSPAPER REPORTS.
GERMAN WAR FEELING.

The R0lnische ZeituHg OF the 10Th uit IN
the course of vigorous article on the war; says But
ranidly AZ the French troops may hasten onward
,y,,o,,c noIiey has already, even before man mas
crossed the German frontier sner1u - seat
Sapoeon Ill reckons on German asuioh On .ie u
p,ttv In germany Of Prussia whereof the most ek
erated statements have been carried 10 MS ears An
and Wirtemberg turned 10 shame MS eontepuple nopes
anu ibese hopes are by recoectons Of the Rheln
hmnd our allies the Confederation having laieh 10 .ne
punu Gava called their people 10 arms Not moment
IA mis- OF bavaria and Karl OF WnremDerg latter anu
among their subjects all party raoo s 70 Fnr
bniy rage against the impatient foreign invader. %
@ oil know the gist of the matter Inc ffehen MANI
retore The balance Of power TO seize the elt Ddnn
a., phina IN repeat NJ de Girardins picturesque PhIus9
~" arye the prussians across the Rhlne WIN cWlscl
49,, neind Now deaEcountryInen Is the lnle 10 heeR
, @ rs Sse have sworn "a thousand times "Ihey shan
,or hold IT. our free German Rhine y Up, we dWeefs
i'm The far OH amber coasts ye bold Last fIsSsans W'
In tsIg frst joued the ranks III lhe war Oh
~ i'S, yalnr swablans who were wont TO bear the
~, a. ~ the old Empire and who sustained me Dor
pai" aut.st IN We se ians who reldened the kail-
u uoa ,gitb French blood! Up, ye llanoVerans VINO,
,rad with glory fought In the lDeran PenlnSua
oot The old depot and show We now to the new one
Iv and miserably he was out IN his reckoning III
80, ing fhat ono OF you would desert bis coOI1
,iy III hereditary enemy was TO copp1scd Oui rom
rr mountains, Bayarians, warriors from OF "d OUT
i,,u, ynur forests, " rhuringans ana hesslhns ne
,orihy of your sircs, ye true German SaAos VINO OF
YOUR own Tree viii throw oil 'or seridon to France anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
NETWORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST Q, 1870

trlband of war will probably become dead letter
for the United States especially as England pays no
attention TO them
THE LORDS AND COMMONS OF GREAT BRITAIN
on THE Neutrality-suspicious. TO THE ARMY
Views OF DIsRAELI AND GLADSTONE
LONDON, Monday, Aug. 1, 1870.
In the House of Lords to-day bill giving the
Government power to call out the militia was nitro
duced under a suspension Of the rules.
The Enlistment bill was passed.
In the House of Commons tonight the Govern
ment proposed to add 10000 men TO the army, and
submitted estimates requiring G2OOOoOO for pur-
pose. The artillery was reported to be IN most
effective state and the militia rapidly recruiting
Mr.. Disraeli rose TO make some inquiries He
thought the traditional silence and reserve of the
Government should now be dismissed. He especially
desired to be enlightened as to what extent England,
at the Congress Of Vienna, guaranteed to Prussia
her Saxon acquisition. Such guarantee, if it still
held good, would involve England in the present
quarrel He wanted to know what grounds had
been taken by the Government He urged that the
army be kept up to its greatest strength and closed
with a declaration that England, while she
observed treaties would maintain the rights and
independence of Others
MIs Gladstone took exceptions TO the historical
statements of the right honorable gentleman, and
gave his version of events down to the present day.
He said the policy of the Government was not one
of armed neutrality, but of friendship to both COM
batants. He declared that the obligations Oh the
Vienna Treaty ended with the German Empire. Inc
Government was now doing everything to enforce
the observance of neutrality, but British power was
restricted to British waters. All legal restraints had
been imposed on the sale of coal
running debate followed between lesser mem
bers the state of the army and navy which lasted
until late hour. No facts Of importance were
brought out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
p,-pT AND THE ERIE r. X.

lucid and interesting report has bee, been pup .
-hea oe5olders Protection Committee In the proceed
mr. lately taken at New York. narratlng the s,eps
s,pi,,sy last Mr. Burt, speaking Of the NeW-iok
Iaeisature says: =" was told by one OF The memOeI
- tbe Assembly Committee that ring had been ion.u
a. ,bs Committee 10 smother the bill, and that II ny.
iet il be understood that had brought 5000 to snpo
The way should have made more progress. Vutsl"o
Legislature IL stated on all sides that nolnns ILL.,
be done without money" With respect To the L
Barnard against the transfer or FSihohsi 20 h. .a,ot
certified shares on an affidavit Of FISK, Nhi,h u - s1..
scarrel n word of truth" VT Bur- observes
that the act appears 20 hun the worst Oh any te ~ H.,
trated and 10 be an outrage on - lime. I'M
any civilized country in the world The he'.ssty ~ -
nres he adds are being taken TO plot.tt 'e tsL at
lIers aud there be no doubt he thihAr' t''
~ VA, - lie Sl be reversed in the higher courts.
'ho VA"'A 'N' Pail Mall Gazette. july ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY ORGANIZING FOX TIE
DEFENSE OF PARIS-TRAVELIN TIE INTERIOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRIVATE PROPERTY
TO RE REsPECTED-PRESS PROSECUTIONS.
PARIS Monday, Aug. l, 1870
The Gdulois saws that it is proposed 10 form corps
Of volunteer artilerymen in this city. 1t VIII be
placed under the command of the former pupils Oh
the Polytechnic school. This corps is designed for
the special defense of Paris in case OF need.
The French War Department has peremptorny
denied the request Of Capt liore OF the british Navy
and an attach6 of the British Legation i'll Paris, to
visit the nagy-yard at Cherbourg, intImatlne tha'
his object is to take notes of the fertilization, work
shops and fleet
Orders have been promulgated in Paris to the
effect that enemys private property shall be re-
enacted in France as il is respected in Germany.
The Constitutional publishes an article answering
the world that however brutal the treatment Oh
Frenchmen in Germany may be, Germans here VIII
receive nothing but kindness.
The Public says that the French Government mas
contracted for cable between Calais ana some
point in Jutland Denmark, in order that inc
neratons of the Baltic feet may be reported 10 ana
directed from the capital.
The b,urnal da Peupl of Marseilles has been fined
200 francs for ofiense against the authority OF the
EMPRESS and its chief editor has been condemned 10
Is days imprisonment with fine of 1000 francs ior
writing article tending 10 excite ihsupoIuiA"o
among the troops.
The GouLois states that Henri ROchefort has been
officially notified that he will not be released from
confinement until he has served out the terms OF the
several sentences pronounced against him. He Will
consequently remain in prison four months longer
TIa editors of the Mdrselaise now in confinement
we're placed au secret after the appearance OF the
letter announcing the suspension of that journal
The Emperor has thanked the railway companies
for the celebrity and prudence with which they nave
transported the troops to the frontier.
The Council Of Ministers viii meet three t'ii'9 :"
week AT St. Cloud. The Empress Will preside o'ei
their deliberations. e,.
A son Of Abdel Kader has asked permission u 'n'
Emperor TO enlist il. regiment OF Iurcos'
BERLIN, Monday Aug. J. 1870
The hesitation abOut the opening OF hosihl'io''
and the delay in the Imperial declaration Oh "aI arc
here Inscribed 10 the consciousness on the PaIi Va
Nonolcou thst the war wonld be long and paihl,n'
owing 10 the superiority of tic needle-guh o'e' 'no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
Chasscpot as has been already demonstrated IN the
encounters between skirmishers

Chasscpot as has been already demonstrated IN the
encounters between skirmshers.
PARIS, Monday, Aug. !, 1870
The Journal OGiciel of this morning says that the
Government has decided that during the war no
person, of whatever nationality, will be permitted
&c enter or leave France without passport lhey
only travel in the interior with the special per-
mission of the Minister of the Interior This how
ever is not applicable to the subjects of those States
actually at war with France.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug l. 1870
The following dispatch was received here this
morning, by cable:
To Secretary FISH, Washington: The French Govern
ment require passports from all persons entering or
leaving France. WAsHBuRSE, Paris.
NAPoLEoN's DEsIGNs-TIIE SECRET TREATY.
LONDON Monday, Aug l, 1910.
1t is thought that Napoleon erred in not pushing
promptly into Bavaria, he would thereby have neu-
tralzed the action of all Southern Germany. Such
movement is impossible now because it would expose
Paris
Another instalment of correspondence with Foreign
Powers relative to the secret treaty has been made
public but its contents have in tho main been anti
cipated by other reports.