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DR Y &epspssS.
TOHN N. WOODFIN, -4.s
my AIN ST r E E T,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

am now receiving, in addition to my large
stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
Silks, POPLIES, E .~
CRETOUNES, sATEENS,
PLAID POPLl and SERGESs
. SHAWL SUITS, s.,-.. 81 go. i.
and many other new and desirable Dress Goods,
embracing a complete assortment of MOURNING
GOODS, such as ..,. ..5.g..ns -.
ALPACAS, BOMBAZIHES, aa.
TAMIsE, MERINoS, ..-ss....
EMPRESS CLOTHS, .-s-, -
REPS EIARRITZ, ..s g..
JANUS CLOTHS and MOUSLINS, Ir
to which would respectfully solicit an examina-
ton.
We call special attention to our large assort-
ment of CLOAK GS in Silk VclTe;, Black and
Colored velveteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloaklngs .... ..u s-,...,
Also, CL0AKS, SHAWLs, and WATER
PROOFS in great variety.
CLOTHS aad CAssIMERTS for boys and
mems wcar-a large stock. including full line OF
Charlottesville and fredericksburg fabrics.
FLANNELS In White Red Yellow, Gray, and
Blue.
OPERA FLAEN Ell, Piaids end Solids.
HOUSE-FURNIsHING GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels. Napkins, hte
aud Colored spreads. Nottingham Laces for cur
tains, Bleachsd and Brown Sheetings and Pillow
Cotton. "5 @s $3.50. --
GLOVES. HANDkERCtiEFS,y =, -
HOSIERY, EMBEOLDR RIES, LACES,
LALE HANDKERCHIEF and COLLARS:
In fact, everything to be found in frst-class
store, and we cordially invite an eHamln ntlon ny
ali in wa, l. as we are Diet rmined to sell at the
lowest possible figures. oon,r-
oc 20 ,s2. p z -.,..r.ss = D I'm Ne TooDFiS. o.
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Bys. c. Tardy 6 Co., Auctioneers.
CARGO SALE OF SALT AT AU CTION
.f BY .r
' -@.." ... d.
6. @. TARDY & CO., AUcTs.
ON TUESDAY NExr, SIN INST.

ON TUESDAY MEET, sTH INST. IL.
Commencing at II O'Clock, we WILL AT OUR
WAREHOUSES; IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, sell the cargo of the English bark emma
Muir, direct from liverpool, consisting of r
$500 sacks "WORTHIN GTON" FULL
Is BLEACEED TACT0RY-FILLED SALT.
2,5eo sacks "DEAN'S" FULL-BLEACHED
FACTORY-FILLED SALT.
81 The attention OF the trade Is requested to this
sale. ~ s-~ 4. . t,@
TERMS Liberal, which Will be announced on
the day OF sale. se ..s,
no1-td5 " s. C. TARDT & CO., Aucts.
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BY Grpbbs Il Williams,
/, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
CT aat hot -aep STsJp pprly

A UCTION, SALE OF A. FRAMED
IA DWELLING. = STORE, AND SEVERAL
DAY, 10th November, commencing at 81 O'Clock
p. ~, We win selluponthe premises the following
real estate. to wit: The FRAMED DWELLING
Pickett or New street, between and Ii streets,
owed and occupied by Samuel G. Flournoy, Esq.
Tt has four large rooms andpassaees, q kitchen
with two rooms, coal and wood-house, stable and
carriaee-house, and well Of water. The improve
nents are all new The lot is 66 by 15l feet TO au
alley. 20 feet wide. Afer which will sold LOT
next to the above 80 by l54 feet upon which there
BUILDI> GS adjoining, each about 90 by 154 feet
to an alley 90 feet, wide. Also, q Ltfi' ON 24ih
asboT on 9s;h street, between NJ and streets, %
by $50 feet. 1900 u.s. s~+'t L.
TERMS: At sale. zsf,s1- @t-.A
&C rs GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts. -
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By Wellington God1tn, 81
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L GRIST MILL AND COTTAGE FARM ON
TIL YORK FLYER RAILROAD, GNE NILE
EAST OF RICHM0NlD.-By virtue OF deed of
trust bearing date 2lst June, 1862 duly recon ded IN
Henrico County Court in Deed Book No. IS, page
1877 SHALL in execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises. on MONDAY. the
81 not, the first fair day lhereafter,1 til VERY
VALUE Bile PROP ERFY known rs BLAkEI'S
MILL together with the miler's house anI TWO
AID .THkHE-Q;lA RTER& ACRES OF LAND
attached thereto. The said mill is now In good
working order, and has an excellent Gnstom TOM;
tract with TEN ACRES OF Ia Nd In a fine sta:e
Of cultivation. The Improvements thereon con-
s,st OF very com Portable dwell Ing containing
eight rooms, besides tie usual buildings. As
market garden or dairy farm 1t has unequalled.
advantage. v.&D
Whilst the dead requires q cash sale, yet think
It prob BILE that by or before the day OF sale the
terms will he made liberal. y. &
noe JAMs S l., APPERSON, Trustee.
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600 BROAD STREET.

ThOS. JACKSON has removed from Main and
sd 70 the building corner of Broad and Cd streets,
where he has opened new. full. and complete as
sortment OF CONTEMPORARIES. -..-.-s---- :
Having all the appurtenances for manufacturing
cand es and fancy cake baking. he respectfully So
ncits the patronage OF the public. oc 27--3m
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ss4 BY Richardson L Co., .-r
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee1s.
ss- s-~ No. 11l3 Main street,
SALE OF A Val

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
~ LIABLE LOT OF LAND ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN STREET, BETWEEN TWEEN.
TY-FIRST AND .TWENTY.Sk SITS,
At AUCTI0N.-By virtue OF decree Of the
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond rendered
on the 18th day OF October, 1870. in the cause Of
Francisco Frommiug, widow and executrix of the
last will and testament of Henry Frommipg. de-
ceased, pe. Henry Fromming ct ais, l shall, as
to sell ut auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY,
the Nth instant, at AZ o'clock z. M valuable
south side Of Main street, between 2lst and 2zd
streets. @s@
TERMS One-fourth of the purchase money
four, eight. and twelve months, with interest
added from The day OF sale. the purchaser giving
hts negotiable notes for the deferred payments
and the title being retained until the whole pur-
chase money as paid. ...
RICHARDSON Co. Auctrs --- no
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EARM FOR SALE.-1 offer for sale pri-
L vstely NV FIRM In Charles City county. Va,
known rs 1.-THE GLrBE." lying within two AID
q half miles Of James river two mites Of the
Courthouse and four miles OF Wl!coX's Whac!,
on James RI -er, containi & t6ool SIX HUt. DEEi.
AID F, Fly ACRES four hundred and forty OF
which is open lands, very level, easy 10 culty5te
and well adapted all the usu Il crops raised ia
this section, and particularly SO to fruits and We
getabies Yearly all the open land has b. en- iimed
al the or forty bushels per acre The balance
OF the tract Is in timber. .
set ont last spring an ORCHARD OF 900
budded peach trees which are growing finely !
have also another orcha; d of $50 trees OF apple.
peach, &c., of choice kinds planted fourteen
We rs ago. which now in full bearing. Also, 4
dwarf pear orchard.
The bulldogs are very good The DWELLING
is substan ial brick one, with five 1argei rooms.
The enc osures are very good large pa tn W post
and railing. This is conside ed one OF The health
lest places in lower Virginia. a bold stream of
water passes entirely through II, watering every
field and affordng fine waie--power for \ mill. |
am disposed to sell the hole but wonin sell ha''
or two thirds II lies very well IL he divided into
two or three iarms with plenty OF timber for each.
For further inform alton refer 10 my brother. pr.
Crenshaw OF Richmond Va, or mvselE residing
On the farm. Address a. p. CRENeHAW,
W1lcoX's Wharf.
Sc IT.. SSw Charles Il county, Va.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

A Blcachcd Cotton. l2sc.-the best In the cltyi
CalcSes at l2S1., and rs low assc.; ,o,. "a.
Brown Cotton at 9c.-pery good at Isc.' -
10 4 Sheetin ut reduced prices; .-
Canton Flannel, l5c. per yard.
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- uAr.gsHY,lsae Ear

aucTroa IA 9 lsls 1ssa g.s..sss
=, n fspnTINDsss II HAL
\, N ssf. 81 oDDEU EoiSLss
! n nm i y ifffsJa ca RRIAGES DusalI EN-.
FINE AIRS, 80, hvin oDraiaence To-iSs Nc ~
o'clock. r. II. DAVIS, Salesman.
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BY A. C. Purllam Auctioneer,

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, A FARM
Il IN CHESTERFIELD COUNcT, " It'll
EXCELLENT BUILDINGS THEREON, CON
TAINING ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE ACRES.--At the request Of the parties ln-
misses, on MONDAY, the 18th OF November, 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ the FARM now occupied by
Mrs. Jane Tompkins and child and held in the
name of james w. Ford trustee, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FiVE ACKES-a
portion cleared and balance in woodS-and TIE M
provements thereon. consisting OF large ana eX-
celent DWELLIMG-HOUSE and the usual OUT
buildings. - r
This property Is situated IN Chesterfield county,
inme diateiy on the tichmond and Danville T. IL
road. ard about one mile from Robio's Station
and about nipe miles frum Richmond.
TERMS Made known day Of SALE
~ tf - A. G. PULLIAM, Auct.
aocsl-M,w.F,s,& ds - - -
A. UCTION SALE.-I will sell at auction,
n on WEDNESDAY, 9th November, commence
Ing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at Harden's farm, Charles
City county. situated about eighteen miles below
the city ofRichmond, on the River road, portion
Of the personal pro. erty belonging Ia the estate
OF the late David Walker Haxall. Amongst The
articles to be offered are e - - "as T..
IT. YOUNG OXEN, -....tr..sst
s@ .&s" a FLOODED BULL.
~, --.s.i SHEEP, II Giles, ..t #-E.i 49,
~ ~ a F6UR-HoksE WAGON, -x-
PLOWS, TIM THY HAY,
-TRRESHED OATS,
HOUSE FURNITURE, &c.
TERMS WIN ba made known on day OF sale.
~ b PHILIP HAXALL,
p no 4-td* .E.Hssss .s-r - ~, Executor.
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sUAyLs AND CLoAKING.

shawls from 75c. to $50; 49, Il
Misses Sh wis, al sizes; ,,,, = c,,.,,
ing; ,
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A FULL LINE OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

GENES FURNISHING GOODS
ALWAYS On fand. Cash myers will consult their
Interest in giving me n C ii. Come, ana you snail
be peaseo, is my. sock of goods has been selected
with The greatest care. '@
JULIUS sYCLF, DOS MAIN. nos
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am now receiving, in addition to my large
stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
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WHITE GOODS.

Table and Iisno Covers, ".,'
Marseilies Qn,!ts, ...a-.-s
Napkins ana Doves,
Linen handkerchief, from Soc. Per ooH' up""faS'
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STOVES AND TINwARE.

TOHN BOW ERS, Successor to- Yale,
Richmond, Va, wholesale and retail dealer In
STOVES AND TISKARE; also, BIBB'S M
PROVED DIAMOND FIRG-Pi. ACE STOVE,
for heating from one 20 four rooms. = Gas Chan
deners Gas Shades, Brackets. &C.. Plumbing,
Timing, and Gas. fitting done at short notice
House Fun nishing Goods, &c. 80 oc I3-2m
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familiarity with the wants Of tie people, re-
suitlng from long experience fn frst-class -
Enlistment in this city, has cnabled the undel.
signed to 1T up and arrange, on Twelfth near Main
Street. one of The most t r--r
COMPLETE RESTAURANTS IN THE SOUTH.
To those who want the very best fare that be
furnished here he eXtcuds a cordial invitation Ia
visit him, feeling confident that they viii find III hi
establishment as fine yYSTERS, as great variety
Of GAME and FISH, and as choice MEAS =.
money will procLre. J ilesc are served up &. al
hours by the BEST FRY NCh CDOk IN the city,
His p AR is supplied with Tie purest Liquors,
WINES, &C., and hts rlGA KS embrace all "f III"
best and IN ost popular brands.
lie would especially Invite attention 10 h.
ROOMS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES AMI N orlu
his friends from the country that he has NUN
of COMFORTABLE and WfLL-FUR \ ISilE
LODGlNG-ROOMSi In the upper stories OF his
Enlistment --.-.-.
mo- -3m Jim r. JOHNSON.
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REar, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SsAt.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO SELL
4 his F-RM, containing d96 ACRES Of GOO
LAND, with excellent improvement and ar pun
dant sunny or wood. 1t Is loo ted &c !" miles OIL.
on one OF the raiI Dads leading into the city, Great
Inducements will be otfe' ed 10 effe,ta prompt SAT-
Appyt TO w. II. CIV AihMS W. ~,
no St : DE- lSlo hOSS slIeci.
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vNEETH EXTRACTED WITH ass.
III ~! sl OUT FAM. xttss fi1
r. N. HUDSON, DHxrrsr,

"a no. 90 MAIN STREET, RrcHBoSD, VA,
Iesfsps 20 can the attention Of all Interested to III
fact flint f, has in tie Est four years administer
NITEOUS OXIDE GAS To MORE THAN
FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS. thereby prevent
ing all pain, with very fey eYeef tons
and performs all operations for tjIs beauty aut
preservation oftne 8 eth,
4 cERTIFTCATE. The updersfgn ca have bad tsei!
extracted by Dr.. Hudson. after the innaiation o
Of CONSEQUENCES during The operation, and wi.h
o"' 'e1 A"'1' 'S@.' ss',~ MOSES d. HoGr.
oc SITS - WM, Brown.
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nISSOLUTTONr-The Coz partnership
NJ heretofore existiag between the undersigned
Is this day dissolved by mutual Consent. Either
party VIII use the firm name In settlemenE
- j. 8. MEREDITH,
soc Sim sss..ts al hsratsr W.sHgPEREINS.f
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OsssOauTsoNs q pARTNERsHFps

SAMUEL NJ. PAGE g. PHILIP. s.
" WOOD have formed Q, partnership for the
practice of law In all the courts or the CITY Of
Richmond and count1e OF Henrlco, Chesterfield,
Pow hatan and Amelia. ,,-..',rts 80 :. :,
dress - -, PAGE d WOOD, |
y. No. 90 Governor street, Richmond Va. |
2 r,e 2n--lrr1 - 500 tlE - ses's.
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GTUD. B. WOOD, DDS, PRAC- e.
~ TITIONERl OF DENTISTRY. IN GIFTS
Ar I1S VARIOUS B aANCHES. The painless
extraction Of teeth Is 4 great point gained IN en
tai surgery a full supply OF PURE EiTkp, ,
OXIDE GAS always On hand. AL work guarar.
teed to give entire satisfaction. Terms toaer st
Ofice, 9th street, in rear of Wood sons dius
store *<F-z s'e'- Oc Is
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French and American Cassimeres,
Dr.. 50 GOODS III G dies variety;
b,m rress Cloth II coiors % and 76c";
E,r nch t,ertpos IN all shades
snsifsr Crown PoolIn, en5,rely new;
T. aid Popiins.st ssse * eat oarg cnas,.
soI,d-color.d alpa>a, ?1c, very cheAf'
Black Goods specially. a
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sXN1lLldAM III. PERKINS will continue
the GEHERAL' CeMMISstON BUSINESS.
Liberal advances pc. eonstgnmenss. e zSssHs7'f
oe S-dm&tsw2m e -
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OPFIcE, yIcE-PREsipgNT C. = @. r., r co.,}
- RICHMOND, Nov. ], ls7e.
sCEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ky CEIyED Is this Office until Ihe liih day OF NO.
yeaber for ROOFING WITH TiA Mn BblDosss
on The line of this roal Tine test OF mater las ana
Workmanship viii be required Particulars may
DE learned ut this Office.
ms s--lwg ! VIC WIGRHAM, Vfce-Prest.
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,nR. GEO. sB. STEEL, DENTIST, Exs
M NO. rs Main street, i've doors ABOVE EtSffYSS
the Spotswood Hotel, pays special attention % ne
F5CIAL SETS on gold, silver, or yulcauite, and
kee,sI constantly ON hand PURE NITROrs
OXIDE GAS for the painless extraction OF tecta.
Has twenty wears experience. OC =
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ERNEST BORDEAUX PRUNEs.-,Jnst
z IT, received, q smail lot sExTRA BORDEAUX
EPRUAES, In twoapotnd uaekSges, tin and glass.
49,. ANDREW PIZZrNI Il CO.,
oe ~ = so7 Broad street. [
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TAYLOR BROTHERS, DEN Gszs
Z 4 TISTa. liz MAIN STREET. Rich cS ssssf4pss
MOND, give Nitrous Oxide Gas for 81, ChloroGor;n
for 81. Either for g. Rhigolene Spray 81 By,rats
OF Choral 81 to extract teeth without pain. Teeth
inserted as low rs Sl5. Teeth filed With gold f!.j
The; cost Of all operations made known before hc.
ginning Entire satisfaction gfYehn
/. 49, - s2E TAYLOR BHOTHERS
oc17 re iiI2 Main a.tcpt
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RrcHMosp, FREDERrcKsRrRG, AND Poros

T'OR LEASE.-P R,0P 0SALS FOR
s1sSLEASINGfHE,SE new F9USFsI : HOf TEL
for five or more yesrs will be received by the
Board of Directors until the 18TH DAY 0FfSQ-
NEMgEh Next. -.
&C.. Will be ftIrn' Sized ON application t. R0SEBT
HOOPER, Secretary, corner German aud sonih
streets, Baltimore. .asggs3 -a5e oc I-lawtWs
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r OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
! am now receiving my third supply Of
FALL AND w1sTER DRY GOODS,

comprising all of the latest styles md novelties
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TIRsT OF TIE SEASON.--NEWC CROP
II MALAGA BASINS, GRAPES, FIGS. ETC.
100 boxes layer Raisins in whole, half, and quar-
ter boxes 100 drums new SMYRNA Figs, 4. and
s d. drums 10 kegs Malaga Grapes; 10 trails new
Arabian Dates just received For sale by - !
80. 81. q lfga' 'stS,st LOUIS j. BGSSIHUX,
zoe. Is--sm - Five-story Building, 14l2 Main st.
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RFOUNTG AsTLT, $40 Broad street,
sIXl agent for the SUNNY-SIDE HEATER-the
best In market for heating two or more rooms \
also the DIAMOND STATE C0OKIEG.sTGYE,
the cheapest stowe In The marse; ehd all kinds or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02

TIE SITUATION IN PARIS. All accounts
agree in representing the people Of Paris as
having recovered from the alarm and panic
consequent upon the expected appearance Of
the Germans before the Notifications. The
Parisisns are even beginning to ridicule the
idea oftheir being called upon to stand siege
It ali. Nevertheless, the authorities do not
relax In their labor Of preparing for the Ger
mans. Vast quantities Of provisions continue
10 arrive In the city, and Count de Palikao
has asked for quarters for one hundred thou
sand Cardes Mobile, now on their way from
che intsrior. It 10 now conceded that Paris is
Il svsrv respect ready to receive an enemy.
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L r IPL E SHE EFT .
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,S HERALD.

PAGB - ~-'-~---'-
1-Adyertisements
2-AdverIsemenis
J-ihe war; MacMahOns Position and Movements
!Sazalne, Prince Frederick Charles and Mac
Centre and Left Wing Said to be Totally De-
tsated Enormous Losses, OF the Germans
Spoken of; Paris Report Of Three Days Fight
i1g; Alleged Capture OF Thirty Guns by the
French; Counter Claims of Previous victory
french Report OF an Engagement at Lon1wuy:
russian nvs Soldiers Driven intel luxembourg and
DIsaLle44. ~, FRENCH TaTe Of and Honor to Their
wounded; The Citizens OF Strasbourg Thanked
by the French Legislature; Special Telegraph
Letter from Parls The Parlsians Undlsmayed
Confident and Amused.
4-Europe; Naval Preparations in Great Britain;
English Iron.Cads. Turret Ships. 'Rnms' and
Torpedoes; The North American and West
india Fleets: Papal Alarm In Rome; The Holy
CITY in Active Preparation for Defence; The
Agitates at Tells Peak;' Nationallsm and
Democracy in lreand-Progress OF Operations
S-Fail Fashions: The Latest styles-EmlgratIon
Affairs: Meeting Of the Board OF Commission
ers-Irotting at Fleetwood Park-Movements
OF President Grant-Weary Of the WOrld-A
Hopeful son-News from Cuba-Darlng Ex-
plot Of Sneak Thief-Expensive Revenge
The Census-NewaIk's sensaion-The Ma
6-Editorials: Leading Article on the Defeat OF
MacMahon the Government OF Paris, the Flu
ture Amusement Announcements.
1-Editorials Continued from Sixth Pagel-Tele-
graphic News from all Parts OF the World {:
Insurgents Taken by Surprise; CONSERVATION
Among the North Carolina Ku KluXes:
Legal Responsibilities OF the Members
of The Order-News from Wnshngton-Politi-
cal Inteligence-Personal Intelligence-Prlze
Fight az st. Louis-The Safe Robbery OF the
Methodist Missionary Society-A Commission
Observation-Disclosures Notices.
S-Department OF Docks: The Superinten DENTS Re-
port-New York City News-potical Intelli-
pence-Gathering Of the Clans The Fourteenth
Annual Games OF the New York Caledonia
Club-Newburg's Terrible Tragedy-Naval In
MISUNDERSTANDING By Fire IN Williamsburg
The Ladies Behind the Counter-Alleged Feo.
Nous Assault.
9-Brookyn City News-"Jack" Among the Land
Sharks-Thc Public Debt-Cowardly Flnan.
clering-Fnding Erring Sster-Financal
and Commercial Reports-D0mestlc Markets
Foreign Trade Of the United States-Psyment
of Pensions OF Inmates Of National Asylums-
Marriages aud Deaths
1l.-rhe War Continued nom Third Page)-Meetlng
or the German Patriotic Aid SOciety-Shpping
Observation-Disclosures
1l-Watering Place Notes-United States Bonds as
C0llaterai--ihe Fat Melting Nuisance-Real
Estate Matters-Spjrituasm "A Providence
Observation-Disclosures
1C-Adyertisemen.S.
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War Opinions of thc Foreign Prrss ia New
York.

War Opinions of the Foreign Prras ia New
York.
In another column we give coa1enss re-
view of the war sentiment of the journals
printed in this city in foreign .ongues. These
papers, Of which there ara several, are chiefly
represented by the Courier and Messenger
(French), the Stats Zeitung and Journal
(Gcrman), the Eco dItoIia Gtalan), and the
Skandin0oske Post Scandinavian The Ger
man cause is decidedly in the majority, but
the French papers make up in fiery zeal what
they lack in numerical strength. Yesterday
they published very elaborate and lengthy
articles in reply to the HERALD notice of them
on Wednesday, and disclaimed any intent 10
Judge harshly of American opinion in reference
to the Franco German war. The Courier
persists in Identifying the cause of the en-
pire with that of France, while the Messenger,
in set words, cut loose from the former, but
vehemently defends the tricolor.
The German papers are exultant, Of course,
but moderate in their expressions. One thing
they consider certain, viz: that Paris will be
made to foot the bill of the Germans recently
expelled from her precincts. They breathe
spirit Of settled confidence, and are parti-
cularly diligent and discriminating in their
selections from their European exchanges.
The letters thus reproduced are especially
vivid and interesting. They give the most
ample details and data from the seat of war,
interspersed with graphic and life-like mar
rative. The Italian and Scandinavian papers
are also very creditable in their treatment of
the foreign news, and the excited interest they
reveal is scarcely less than that displayed by
the Germans and French. The tone Of one
and all of these sheets indicates that the grand
struggle now going on is regarded by every
nationality in Europe as Of the most vital Inn
port to the cause of the people everywhere.
Moreover, the tone Of all excepting the Cour-
rier is decidedly republican for the Old World,
although the Ne,o Yorker Journal fears that
the republicans of France have lost their OPP
portunity
Thus from the editorial watch tower we are
enabled to form a correct idea Of the ebb and
flow of public opinion in the minds Of all the
diverse nationalities grouped upon our soil,
under the common @gis Of the American
system of free thought and free speech.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-02

The PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT for Septem-
Der shows that the reduction during the last
month amounted to $l5,S1S,S 36. Does the
administration need any more convincing
campaign documents than such monthly
bulletins? They indicate honesty; for paying
debts, according to the accepted maxim, Is
the most trying test Of honesty. They indi-
cate economy and retrenchment; for without
these, with the heavy load OF expenditures that
the government is compelled to make every
day, strict economy and searching retrench-
ment would alone admit Of the payment of q
dollar of the debt. They indicate the enforce
ment of the laws; for the revenue laws are
the ones most difficult to enforce. and on the
collection of the revenue depends our only
chance of paying our current expenses or our
debts. There, then, we have honesty, econ
omy and the enforcement Of the laws for the
platform of General Grants administration
laid down In letters Of living light.