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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-27

THE VENEZUELAN REVOLUTION The
latest news from Venezuela informs us
of the success of the rebels under Guz-
mau Blanco. On the 9th of last month,
after three days hard fighting, the in
surgents succeeded il occupying the
capital. According to our correspon-
dent, houses and stores were sacked and
robberies were carried on to fearful ex-
tent by the soldiers Of the victorious
party. For n long time Blunco has been
plotting to secure the overthrow of the
established government, and he has APP
porently succeeded in his efforts.
ALFRED L. TYLER.-The Uniied States
Railroad ana Mining Messenger. pays
high compliment to Alfred L. Tyler, the
new Vice President of the South Caro-
lima Railroad Company. It congratu-
lates the company on obtaining an Of
ficer Of snch ability and integrity, and
congratulates Mr.. Tyler on the staff he
will find upon the road. The Board of
Directors of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, on accepting Mr.. Tyler's resig-
nation, passed resolutions of regret, GER
tifying to his ability and faithfulncss.
Will. FAIRFIELD ATTEND?-The PHG-
NIX has we'll said that, apart from diff
ferences of political opinion, there are
in South Carolina at present two distinct
parties, "the robbers and the robbed. :"
1t is now certain TINT Mt least O large
portion of the robbed will attend, through
delegates, the June Convention. Would
it not be we'll for all Counties to attend,
therefore, if for no other reason, to pre-
vent mischief, and report upon the pro-
ceedings of the Convention?
Winnsboro News.
SUICIDE Edwin L. Levin, q mer-
chant of Aingstree, committed suicide
on the 23d instant. by putting o loaded
pistol to the side of his head and pulling
trigger. Death was instantaneous. The
cause is not known.
Capt. r. G. Cutting, late commander
of the steamship Idaho, of the Guion
line, committed suicide by shooting him
self through the head, at his Office, Alex
andria building, James street, Liver
pool, May 6.
Recent advices from Hayti represent
tho country quiet, opposition to the
established Government was virtually
ended. Counterfeits of the Haytian
currency had been discovered in large
quantities.
On the 18th instant, q man named
Andrew Bunch. of this County, fell
from house, in town, on which he was
self almost instantly.-Keoree Courier.
Mrs. Bieman, wife of Senator Bieman,
of Walhalln, was thrown from buggy,
on the 22d, and had her arm broken.
A new post Office, called caldwell, {"
has been established in Union, and CASA
way Skettles appointed post master.
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1t astounds everybody that a colorless
cioudiess fluid, like spring water. should re-
vivc the original tint in white, grey or grizzled
hair. Yet so it is. PHALoN's YIrALIA OR SAL.
vATIoN FOR THE HAIR is just such fluid, as
other dye or coloring liquid ever known, in
impartinS rich shades OF color to grey hair.
MOO +3
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nave used DR.. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
in my family for Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache, and regard it as an invaluable remedy
IN these attacks. 1t has not failed to give re-
ilef III any instance. REV. W. F. EAsTERL1Na
florlda conference. AI22 t3
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\ REMARKADLE SToEY-A few duys
since, there was IL colored man in the
city with a scar entirely around his neck
1t is stated that during the closing dnys
of tho late war ho was tried by drum
head court-martial, found guilty, SEN
fenced to death, duly hung, md pro-
nounced dead by two surgeons in at
tendance, one of whom secured the body.
He then restored the hanged man to life.
Although he was to all appearances dead,
yet the vital spark was not quite extinct
The hanged man hid himself until the
war was over, aud then settled on Il farm
within thirteen miles Of the city, where
he is now ut work. Tho scar alluded to
is but the marks OF tho rope by which
he was suspended. The execution, it is
alleged, took place in Kershaw County.
1t is also stated that the surgeon who
restored the man to life is now resi-
dent Of this city Charleston Ne'rs.
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VIM. GLAZE.
(LATE GLAZE tS RADCLIFFE

G2 COMMENCED tho WATCH
ET&CI and JEWELRY business in 1885,
H.I NGs sold to Radcliffe in 1885, COM
SN .N@ @nenced the manufacture ofGuns
aS&l3N6sand Machinery for tho State;
sold out to General Sherman in 1885, not hav-
ing realized on the last sale, 1 am again
back at my old business, and intend to keep
first sJE WELRY ESTABLISHMENT, and
build up tho business sold in 1850. solicit
a call from those III want Of fine goods.
May limo VIM. GLAZE.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, May 2G.--Nickerson House
G. 1 Wright, Pomaria; c Ford, Edward
Thomson, G Chester, Jr, Isaac Chism, Phi
1made,phla; mepo W W Milan, Newbcrry; Mrs J c
Haskell, two children and servant. Mrs
Gheves, Savannah; Il Cureton, Lancaster:
James Il Ancrum, Jr, 8 c.; Edward Chism'
Pennsylvania; Henry J Alden, Maryland:
Francis j Hall, New Orleans; 81 Stevenson
N c; T j Brooks, C.
:, COlumbia NOtei--J II Washman, O NJ Sad
dler, Bradlcs, Charleston; + Winder,
T Farmer, G; X Vance, Cokesbury; Il e
Ellison, Winnsboro; Fl johnson, Mars Bluff;
dale, Alex McBec, Greenville; G Patterson
Chester; G Barnum, City.
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WILLIAM GLAZE

HAS JUST RECEIVED another lot Of fine
III English and French SPECTACLES, the
best Of Scotch pebble. The French Percsoo-
pic Scotch Glasses arc superior to any Ameri-
can Glass made. Get the best Glass and save
your sight. WM. GLAZE.
MAY tim
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THE person who returned TWO DOLLARS
to MR. HARDY SOLOMON, through tho Post or
flee, will confer great favor il they will call
and give their name.
May271 HARDY SOLOMON.
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WILLIAM GLAZE

TIT AS WATCHES REPAIRED by the best of
Ill Workmen. All kinds Of JEWELKY re.
paired and made to order. ENGRAVING
done by one OF the best Engravers in the
South. WM. GLAZE.
MAYS Ain,
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LIST OF NEW wADvERTIsEMENrs.
Hardy Solomon-Information Wanted.
Virginia Thito Sulphur Springs.
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United States Internal Revenue.

United States Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Sd s. c.,
,r CoLU.lpIa, S. c., May 25. 1870.
4 VIE lists OF special Tor licensel Taxes for
Il tho year commencing May /, 1870, for the
city Of Columbia and the Counties Of Richland
and Lexington, have been placed in my hands
for collection: Payment is required to be-
MADE by the 10Th June next. After that date,
prescribed penalties will be imposed, and col.
lection enforced according to law.
Parties can savo penalties and costs by pay
ing their annual taxes before June Ist.
May 25 +6
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E q @ al Tt g IN g.

MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.- Northern
mail is opened for delivery at a. m.;
closed at 8.30a. m. Charleston, opened
Mt $50 p. m.; closed at $50 p. M.
Greenville, opened ut $50 p. m.; closed
at $50 p. M. Western, opened at $50
q. m.; closed at p. m. Charlest..,
(evening,) opened at 8 q. m.; closed at
43o p. m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from 9 to 10 a. M.
The PnGSIx Office is supplied with
every style of material from the small
metal letter to the largest wood type,
together with plain aud fancy cards,
paper, colored ink, bronze, etc. It is
the only establishment in the interior of
the State whero two and three sbeet
posters can be printed All kinds Of
work in the printing line attended to at
short notice.
GREENDRIEI WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Ihe advertisement Of these celebrated
springs appears in the PHOENIX to-day
Ihcy are now open for the reception of
visitors, and are prepared, under the en-
larged capacities, to accommodate from
l.ooo to 1000 guests. Tho reputation
OF the White Sulphur is so extended TINT
little need be said in commentator of
it. AS the centre Of fashion. it bas no
rival in the South, and is fast rising to
tho popularity Of the great resorts of the
North. In point Of tho value of its
water and the beauty Of its scenery, it is
far ahead Of them, and should attract
many of those who are in the habit Of
spending their summer vacations at Sara
toga and Long Branch. Now that tia
railroad is completed to the White Sul-
phur, and that access is so easy. we OK
pcct to SEQ the number of it's guests
greatly increased and circumscribed only
by the capacity to accommodate. But
the enterprise and resources of the
Alessrs. Peyton are equal to any emer
gency, and if they haven't room enough
for all, they will mako it.
CRUMBS. s.-Messrs. Wearn L Hix have
Just overhauled and restored to its for
mer beauty. an oil painting Qife size) Of
the great Carolina statesman, John G.
Calhoun. The picture is the property
OF Col. L. D. Childs.
The head and neck of The ssold man of
the sea" was sonped at tho Exchange,
yesterday. The upper portion of the
body follows to-day, and the job will be
finished on Saturday.
Beverly Nash. State Senator from
Richlnnd County, has been appointed
Colonel of the Second Regiment of Mill.
tia
Senator Robertson has obtained two
handsome appropriations for Charleston
and Columbia, and will succeed in get
ting q third appropriation for public
buildings in Greenvile.
We are indebted to Senator SAWYER
for copy of his remarks on the enforce.
ment of the fifteenth amendment-ex.
tracts from which We published day or
two ago.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, May 2G.-- Nickerson House
G. / Wright, Pomaria; Ford, Edward
thomson, G Chester, Jr, Isaac Chism. PHI
ladellphia; W Milan, Newberry; Mrs J G
Haskell Haskell two children and servant, Mrs
Gneves' = savannah; s; L Cureton, Lancaster;
PPennsylyania;;; Henry J Alden, Maryland;
Francis Hall, New Orleans; 81 Stevenson
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Final Notice

Final Notice.
lT\HE undersigned gives notice that he will
i apply to Hon. VIM. Hutson Wigg, Judge
OF Probate, at his Office. in Columbia, the Goth
OF june, 1870, for final discharge as Adminis-
traitor Of Jacob Wyrick, deceased
May 90 1877 H.COON.
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To School Teachers.

PRiAN 4 McCARTER, Columbia, s. c.,
- always keep for sale largo assortmen Of
CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL Books; also
SCHOoL STATIoNERY, al low prices May 10
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GONE UP.-The New York .Sm con-
fesses that tho Republican party of the
Empire State is ruined and disgraced.
Drinkists, go to Pollock's.
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A singular and horrible accident oc-
Cured Mt Colgate's soap factory, New
York, Monday afternoon. A lad named
Charles Platt, with some other en-
ployees, was sky y-larking about tho hatch
way during the noon hour, when Platt's
foot slipped and he fell through the
hatch; the dummy" which, by the jar,
became detached, ran down upon his
body, crushing him to death instantly.
PoLLocK's. Meals furnished at all
hours.
Paris does not seem to bo dissatisfied
with tho result Of tho plebiscitum. There
have been great illuminations in honor
of Napoleon's triumph, and although
crowds thronged the streets. there was
no sign Of disorder. The Emperor is
evidently far from being.afraid OF popu-
lar demonstrations.
Everybody, 60 to Pollock's
SUIT FOR DAMAGES. for da-
images. to the amount of $50, 900, result
ing from the late collision on tho South
Carolina Railroad, have been commenced
against the Railroad Company by Joshua
Mishaw, who lost child, and was him
self injured on that occasion.
Lunch every day at Pollock's.
INcRNDIARIsAr.- turpentino works
of Mr.. James W. Lowry, near Manches-
ter Depot, were destroyed by fire on
Tuesday morning Of last week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-09-23
BALL AND sOIREE AT WILL
LIAkSTON.

Our Junior had THO pleasure on
Tuesdsy evening last Of attending
the select Dali and Soirco at tho Viii
!iamston Springs Hotel, and gives y
glowing account of tho entertainment
and Of tho enjoyment which prevail
cd. ALbcvillc, Anderson and Grccn-
Vile were all represented by tho elite
Of their beauty aud intclligcncc-t,ir
maiders and gallant youths whilst
music, and dancing, and pleasant con-
vcrsation and sumptuous feast,
made up the prominent features Of the
attractive scene. The music by the
Columbia Band was the bcst Of its
kind, and gave the inspiring kcy-not"
to the general enjoyment.
Not tho least attractive feature Of
the occasion was tho superb supper
served up in tho "wco sma' hours
ayopt tho twal." 1t was feast
which did credit to the taste and skill
Of tho very worthy host and hostess.
MFR. and Mrs. Jno. 4. Mays, and en-
braccd all tho substantials and dc!ica.
cics which do good service on such oc-
caSions. To say that it was earnestly
discussed, and thoroughly enjoyed
would be work Of supcr-crroGation.
Music and dancing-roctry and scnti-
mcnt-arc we'll enough in their way,
and arc generally appreciated, but a
nice surnrtuons feast, after chasing
"thc glowing hours on Aging feet" is
q thing not to Gc dcspiscd.
After supper the ladies from Green,
vi!lo who had lent TO the occasion The
smiles Of their presence and symra,
thy, wcro borne away to their homes
III tho mountain city, on an extra
train, whilst their fair sisters from \ b.
tcvillc and Anderson retired for the
night, to await tho morning train.
Tho hery Of young and graceful!
beauties from Ab!cville and Green
vile were chapcroncd respectively
by Mrs. DIR. Marshall, and Mrs.
i'orchcr: and Mrs. Cleveland.
Mr.. J. L. Marshall, of Grccnvillc,
acted rs the principal master of ccrc-
monies on Tic OCCASION; and is especial
~ entitled to the thanks of The com
rany for the polite attention and
courteous supervision, which contrib
uted SO much to the general enjoy
mcnt.
We cannot close without alvcrtiny
TO The libcra!ity Of the Grccnvile and
Columbia Railroad in extending the
accommodation Of an extra train. and
in granting return tickets to all visit
urs.
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TEASKs.-On behalf Of ourselves
and our agent, Capt. II. s. Kerr, VIC
worl" return thanks to tho good people
OF our District for the hospitality and
courtesy extended to him personally
and for the liberal patronage tcstow.
cd upon our paper, which place us I'm.
der renewed obligation to our friends
The Etcrality Of orr patrons will c,,.
able MS TO publish largo and inter,
cstins supplement- weekly, which VIC
expect to continue through the Win,
Ter months, commencing with Tic f,st
issue in October.
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Skillful Surgical Operation.


CoKEssrRY, Sept. IS, 1870.
Eaiior -1Jjcrikc Press und Banner:
Believing it to lie right to rcrdcr
unto all their dues. I will cndeavor to
give honor unto whom honor is due
by tc,tifyins thus publicly: to a sue,
c2sstul surgical operation performed
BY DR.. J. ". Vance, Of this place.
My nicco, CIR! Of eight years old
hal been snI:;rins for Two years from
II constantly increasing tumor on tho
right side Of her neck. SO largo had
lit grown, it threatened to impair he,
treason and cndanGcr her life. DR.
Vance, on hearing Of the case: 81!
thous!, he knew me TO bo poor man
and quite unable to pay him for hi:
services, kindly ofl'rccd to cut it oft.
The operation was one Of great risk
but under his sl:ii!ful hand, the ta,nor
was successfully removed and my
niece, in place Of being, rs before, an
object Of pity, is now wholly free
from her dclormity aud enjoying per,
feet health. The tGmor was about
the size Of m infants head and weigh,
ed one pound.
AS | am unable to remuneratc Dir.
Vance, l trust you will spare corner
in your paper for this expression or
my gratitude. .....
Your obcd't,
JOSHUA JACKSON.
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Lot us do justice to the North,
but let us not unlervaluc ourselves,
Let us be true to our own traditions,
and to our past history. Theworld
is willing to admit that VIC made a
name in the chair of executive Of
lice, in the forum, i'll tho senate,
al,djiu the popular assembly. let
us not forget ourselves, that wo at
tanned almost equal honor in tht
fields Of agriculture and CONNER
cial enterprise. ...
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Union Reform Nesting on Sale Day
Addresses by Judge Carpenter. and
Others.

| We are requested to state that
Judge Carpenter, Hon. Simeon Fair
Of Erwhcrry. and other distinguished
speakers, advocating the Reform
movement, will address the people of
Abbcv:ilo District on Sale Day next.
3d Of October at Abhcyi!lc Court
House.
Let the people como ont to hear,
without regard to their politica! pref:
iercnces. All may be benefited.
Meme can be injured BY a fair and
earnest discussion Of the political is
sues Of tho day. Come one, como all
como waitca, come colorcd. One of
tho greatest stnmp orators Of the
State-a Tribune of the pcop!c-as
sisted by able colleagues, will arraisn
the powers that be, =. the bar Of pub
lie cpinion. 1t is your prcroga,iyc
TO decide whether they are able to
make out their case, and to sustain
their allegations. Those allegations
are the most grave that have ever
been brought against public function
Iarics-:nvolving every element of
official delinquency. II the case be
made out, and the Charges be true, it
will be your duty to pass sentence at
tho coming elections upon those who
have been dtrclict to their duties and
false to their pledges. twill Lc your
prcrogativc TO resume the trust which
has been abused and confer it upon
moro worthy public servants. Many
of you are already convinced, yc,
como and fortiry your conclusions,
and lend the aid Of presence and ac-
tive sympathy, which form the soul
Of great popular movement.
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Town CoUEcI1.-Tho new Council
were sworn in on Monday last. No
action was taken in the prosecution
of the protest offered: rs the Intend
ant clcct, Mr.. G.. ". Gufiin, seemed ia
possess tho Constitutional qua!iGca,
tions. Two new colorcd Msrs!.als
were appointed, Mcssrs. George Whit.
lock and Ab Titus. they discharge
their duties as we'll as Aaron Mitchell,
their .colorcd predecessor, we Shall
have no reason to complain.
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TIC BIH Show IS CoM!Hr.-.imcs
Grand Mcnagrric and Circus will l.,
here on the 30.h-''irst anil best il
America" 30 they say. 1t boa*t* til,
greatest riders, athletes, clowns, bal
let artists, elephants: camcls, liors ana
panthcrs-thc .ran,icst tournament :
professions, sports and gamcs-il
short, everything magnificent ard
dazzling in spectacular attraction. I!
would Ec useless for us to invite III,
children, az wo arc sure they have
already made up their minds to b,
there. And "thc old folks" must 90
to take care Of them. So the Glc::
ton will hc, "w'io is to stay Ut homc?'
''That is tho question:" which must
be decided. Not who will go: but
who vii! stay away!
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TnE TURNING OF THE T1pE.-Thc
recent elections at tho North show
that tho Dcmocrats;are not only hold
ing their own, butigaihirg On tho pop.
ular vote. They are nobIy contcnding
for the just rights Of tho States, and
tor a better administration Of the
government, and do not give up or
slacken their efforts, because of the
present powcr Of the Radical party.
}! Tho Maine election presents the re-
suit, on a full vote sand decided con-
test, of Democratic gain Of eleven
thousand votes. Something Of this
change 10 due, no doubt to the popu-
larity; ofimthe, Democratic caudidatc
for. Governor, Gencrsi Nobcrts who
carried Ban gor IT, particular, where
be Resides, BY 500, rmaaiority-a, q gain in
Of / 14e Yotesji but the, tEuc eepreo Of
NJ ainc's most significant vote is to be
found in tho worry general disgust
throughouttho: nountrywish the Ro-
publican parity TRcpcople are tired
'afl If and, sso!! far as There: have Beeh
q ssle'SAtiSSps 81 Sp fpr the next ,I wo m
ieap csas. that they; have putthe etamp
aof $ their disapprobatioh uppd ]. sktes.
a sla''ly: from .Aaine 70 Oregon. o2bi2o -
a r. . H. tA.yii ,
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Business Card.

Tho undersigned, in appearing be-
tore tho people Of Abbcville TO solicit
their patronage, would state that, for
the last five years, VIC have been
identified with the Mercantile inter
ests Of this place, and if there be any
virtue in experience we believe We
have p1o:ited so far by il, rs to have
become, by this time, thoroughly &c.
quaintcd with the wants Of the trad.
ing public. 1t shall be our constant
aim to supply these wants. We shall
lever strive to merit, and even to in
crease that patronage whic!, has been
so literally bestowed upon tho old
firms Of White, Susith 6 Co., and
White Brothers.
VIC know that th:; can only be
douc by the strictc&t regard to hon.
esty and fair dealing in all our trans
actions. We intend that justice sli:,ll
be done TO all.
Ono Of our firm will leave for New
York next week. By tho 10Th Of Oc
toh"r we expect to have in store !:
very large and wc!i,assortcd stock OF
Goods, and TO it VIC now invite tho at.
tcntion Of all buyers. Wo shall cn-
dtaEcr TO sustain our reputation as
Merchants by always keeping goods
OF the very best quality. We have
long since found That tho article o;
,lowcet price is ly 10 :near; the cheap
est OF most ccouoni,ai
The steady increase Of our bnsimcss
during Go last !;;e ve:,:s i, til. L,s;
,rccommomiltiol We c:>'. or TO tL,
public. Give us {. trial.
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a CANAHn.-Such we suppose will
prove TO be the character OF Il docu-
ment which appeared some days
since in our Columbia exchanges
said to have been picked up at Union
vile, AMI rrrpor'n% to be u circular
OF the Union League. The papc,
recommends tho sacrifice of some
score Of leading Republicans, an,i
then that the crime be charged upon
the Union Reform party, tor tho pur.
poso Of influencing the coming clcc
TONS. AZ our Columbia contcmroru
RIGS contain no further comments
upon the papcr, We suppose thai they
were mislcd in giving create: promi
ncnco to it than lis character would
justify.
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BkIKAGuHED PAEIs.-One half mil
lion Of invincibie Prussians flushed
with success is now laundering at the
gates OF tho French capital, whilst
the two millions enclosed within its
walls are preparing to emulate tb bc he
roic resistance Of Strasbourg --Strns
bourg, torn with shot and shell and
conhagration, but, still bidding def
ancc to the conqncror l. Paris, with its
lines Of decentralization and Its cmLat
lIcd heights, defended by the flower Of
'itsarmy, may defy assault, but can i,
maintain q scige? :? 1t can hold out, i,
is hoped, at lcast four months, and in
that time. it is thought that two mil
lioneofa mon, in arms, will be ready tc
hurl back The foreign fpe,.. and turn
again 4he'tide Of Victory, No people
it is said, organize so rapidly as the
bsench-none:. showt lns greater perth.
acity;; sBqti it is idleto speculate.-thc
events. of today fa!sifyi 90 soon the
predictions Of yesterday, aud, give nd
clue fot theE morrow. 'lIf Paris falls,
'~iil Pttssia restofo the Boarb6ns
Hardly; for she has disayowed any
desire to impose d gdvetniment .upon
,Francesisase Scoka only iiindcM NV
and security But whether or shbt
we have.but'littae hopo afor JRepubli!
IcaHism there, afoertwo o cDstly expert
nehts already. =, YF:.A