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New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.

Before Mr.. Justice CdrdOzO-Ihe DirOrce
Busutess-Mdrp r. GOiodn agt. John GOlodn-Thls Is
motion TO aside the decree OF divorce entered In this
action the sth OF December last the ground that
the summons never served on him; that he never
knew OF the suit until the decree entered and that
the testimony OF adultery false The aidavlts
which the motion made ont that defendant left
NewYOTk for Pittsburgh the 22d Of May and ab
sent until the 4th of July; that the father Of the plaintiff
knew his residence In Pittsburgh that the aidayits on
which publication printed out that his residence
was insufficient, in that IL SAID that II was put
IN the PostOMce, directed 10 his residence IN
Pennsylvania. Ine proof Of adultery was given
by three persons, Henry W. GesIer who swore
10 seeing Mr. Gowan the 18th of May visit Miss Lizzie
Smith, take her to Nbos thence to Iayors and thence
assignatOnhouse. That OF Miss smith, who swore
TO adultery with the defendant that date and other
dates during June. and that Of Mr. Petrowsk who
10 his visiting observation-disclosures several times during
June. The defendant denied this point blank and pro-
duced adavlts of friends who proved an albi on the
duced the affidavit Of detective that Gesser and Lizzie
Smith were be found at the residences they had
given and that Gesser had been drinking with the
referee in the case and also about his Office
affidavit OF plaintiffs father that he had not
advised or taken any part IN obtaining the
had supported his daughter for the past three years,
aud that MCGOWAN had offered to have divorce taken
against him, and furnished the proofs necessary Mr..
Adams's own affdavtscODhrmed the statement Of Mr..
Daily aud further stated that before he commenced
proceedings lie had taken the precaution 10 obtain a
dayits his Witnesses OF which he presented TO
the Court; that he employed Gesser to hunt mp facts,
and was careful to 20 to Lizzie Smith with himf and
Qure into her statement before putting her the stand
that he believed that defendant had had full notice OF
all the proceedings aud had only objected when he dis
covered that be would have to pay amOny and counsel
fees lie presented letter Of the defendants detective,
stating that he had not meant to say anything about
himself or the referee aud Judge Cardoso lhtnated
that he did not CONSIDER there was anyth against
either counsel referee Counsel Insisted that II the
default opened should be on condition of defendant
took the papers, and reserved tie decision
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBw.YoRK..............".."J'
CLEARED.
,,t,.. .,i,o,. M.urv A.uuwsni Gen. sedg-ieh Oates,
1l,sB,. P.s FresmAb Wilmington N C. hhlrile henAur,
pbi.dslrbIsi " sm,utts. Pisb, Ess Bedford
ebIn charles H. Mar,hin Marshall, Liverpool =, 1T,
Campbell GenBAn AntSerpi iva Lhon mhseAoo
Brig Glsue Caesce. Cstte 49, c,-,-,-.
srL,[Idsit Wright Kingston JAM '" Flint Post Charleston
ph.d Van. WbItAtsr Richmond Rising Sun Hssng Richmond
s.sdy Point Grant Falmouth ia. Joha suenty Iooss b.n
more X Porter PhsdepbAi DaTt J0hbsOh o'A0H
R.is Robinson Palmer, Stamford
B.gs silver Clogd. Pape bridgeport
ARRIVED, -.
s,.u,hb s.,. TrsutmAun Hamburg Dee a. aud Hi'H Dee -
nd,e aud ps,s . A., H.. IT,. .rs ,,,.
st,sm,bip Volunteer. Jones PHILADELPHIA, mdse
Seg .uhis h. Edge old Hsrbor. ia, 10 dAys iorNoou &C
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoT0S Jsp b-Ansrd, bsIhs SILVER ha ron ssos a.,
a., IIy,rpooI National from hteesholm ma,
I..n tom r,nasolA SLTs iATson from Liverpool Aaop
iissi f" Mobile n HArksS hSG Cssfssl9si ufAn" b'"
t,sn iotl
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
SUPREME coURr-sPEcrAL TERM.

Before Mr.. Justice CdrdOzO.-THe Allen LunGcy
CdSe-In this case, pursuant 10 the invitation OF Mr.
Justice CarlOZO the last hearing stip''s .V'vt
cg cduhscI Tor the Committee appointed IN these pro
ceedings To the effect that II the reference were re-
opeued he would IN any way Obstruct the proceed
iugs before the referee saving, however, his rights 10
appeal The Court, thercupOn kept the case before IT.
but directed the reference 10 be opened SO as 10 aOw
MIR Pritchett to Introduce such testimony as might Dc
proper before the referee.
J1dre strong asked that testimony taken on tho
previous nqulsOu be allowed, TO save expense To DC
put in here. ,., -, -.
Mr. Shea did not object to its going IN with the same
force and effect II the parties were present Ihe
matter was then adjourned over.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
Citr Zeal Cstatc for Sal'.
ALLEN & BROWN.

REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AlCliONEhkS:,,~,
e6 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. OPPOSITE lE'Nlll Lh,h,
Iox,rg,y " ALLEN, W. BRowN. HoKATio HEHH9UEs
In Offering services o. The public Tor the transaction o All OlIe
nsrtuiuy 10 Real Estate tie undersigned would respectfully Solicit
pstrouagr the Of thar br TO tef GUST h
effort for the Advancement 81 tt
- ing suI steady observation oft wnrg Of tie Laudet
AF u tie community thorough EuoN ee ~ le 'de o popeI
- h. tgrar t their experience Tax Commissioners well
A. lie g1 reputation Of Mr. Brown oi Auei ue maze tlA
tsJ 10 their present They hope their pledges
Gb rgrabs response their friends, and the public
mon whom ey depend cement aiwas assuring t1e WIZ
b REGARDED Vith zea sdey which shall be justly deserved
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

ppou UIylSA-In steamship Columbia b. Ellison, Col DAVID
T,gssrd X Washington Edward Bsio Pon'.Tt "m hnse d
L. Plumb usnl ct Havana Jo's Di 'ass0s' JOSS
FROM UhMBR RG-In steamship slesla-waldemar s.y.r A.
and NJ. Hannah Rose Wm Edwards May A. Edrsfd
Her Psrren.r lg.ndorf Peter B.bt,hensr ana we
asrp Geo Pf.I,rice Josohmson A. hysr Jean sindo Sa
-. NJ s,atsI q u HIeioi Louis DurT, NJ g. Lo~snth.
Red J,sn Wsss,i MI and Mrs Leonard C. Dssee Allen
4 HfVefiu
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
orEENs COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS.

The following criminal business was disposed
OF i'm the Queens County Court Of Sessions and oyer au
Termiucr during the past year, Convicted on trlal l
acGuted on trial. Jury disagreed p convicted on con
fessicn g. seutenced 10 States Prison "a; sentenced 70
County Jail fines paid s2lJ discharged by oruer ol
Court L. Burke, sentenced 10 be hung sentence COM
muted to imprisonment for LIE.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
Nrws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

C,bt,p sua puers arriving At THIS port are requested 70
I,, addressed the NewiOTk Assocsted Press only 70
person. exhibiting written authority Of w hmonon uensis
tSsp News packages Journal Of Comn,r 1m IRibuss
WrId sun Ksprsss Evening Post Commercial ddri oaas
Z,tung and Dokra should also be de'eeo oHr 70
ak.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
SUPREME CoURT-GINERAL TERN.

Before Ingrdham, p. d.; Barnard and Brady'
Liabilities Of Banks-Oroe Oddt d al agt me ma,
Tonof Cfv BdnkOn the 18th Of May, 1862 plaintiffs sold
10 Davis Akin 100 shares ~ Y Central ana receNeu ca
In nayment Davs& Akins uncerthed cheek fOrs6ISI o.
Hoih paintis and DAVIS Akin kept their accounts III
line Cty Bank The custem OF the paintlns IN keeping
their bank account TO send their bank DOCK WIN
Glank deposit ticket 20 the bank early III the mornihE
ON this their deposits were entered and at nght II tnei
denost account and tie banks agreed, the total was en-
tered in the pass book The plaintiffs sent round DAVIS
Lns for post and IL handed 10 Inc RECEIVING
tiier Al thls time the bank account that hrn was
OyerdrawB, but the bank was stl ceftly u"l,
cbecks Within an hour The bank which hhu ceIliheu
fhe taiuts DdOrsemeDt erased that certncate ana re-
tnrned The check the plaintiffs. The plannr NJ once
cent hack the check bat IL refused The accOuht I
Davis Akin wac never made good Akin that DAY , aD
scondinR The question was on whom shOuld the iVns
g ho case was referred tO Ex Judge Leonard ana De
found that the deptsit duy accepted by the bahh
aud they must bear the lJss from 's uec'S'oN ne jam
Mr. Arnoux besides technical points argued That the
hank ala not receive this check as money, thry du 10
acts 10 SHOW an acceptance the ceruncate OF huose
ment being merely put ON for clearing house p9iloses
and tbr check being returned within teatonabe ume,
on the other eide. Nj Cram argued mat i"o b"hS"V
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
SUPERIOR coURT-srrchL TERN

DECrsroNs.-By Barbour, J.-Marsh agt. Lib
by-order granted Cofcy agt The Home le Insurance
Cou,uauy-motion granted; Hawkins agt. Pamcr-order
DENYING motion Seaman agt. BucKlug-motOn granted
Pmilipe agt Nash-Order sustaining demurrer
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Wednesday. Jan. 5, 1s7t

EEw.YoRK. Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1s7o.
One or Two unimportant sales are advertised
to take place tomorrow, at the Exchange
At Thompson's Station. the Long Island Railroad.
lls of wild land we're sold yesterday at go per
acre.
The City Council Of Newark have bought IS lots, bound
ed by Farmountave., West Bankst, and Cablnetst as
site for the city hospital for the sum Of $4,000
Newark has 2i miles OF paved streets and est miles OF
graded streets. The valuation OF real property Is S
9eS000 and OF increase Of SO
from last year. The rate OF taxation is 90 "a head.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
90 Manufacturers.


TCHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING CON- ON,
paSY isyits the attention Of Manufacturers 70 ihs,
, ~ tosu Of Pss.sic Ne~.Jersey 90 hae -N. p..a
Paterson and eight nss 1Ss 3 .s CIV ssd .lsrcu
90, Hsn S,s York Tbey have head sni h o sssy hst
s d NTH the ubole Psac River aud reservoir oi 'o - a,
s,.. Ibs M large .ud 90 arshged tas, sssn
t.nss AZ nys.tiou on bota And tai race. oe
~ I Asn5.p bat pefmausuL The ptaFsrtT asstu ."
n,is.h. aver 10 tAe midst Of popaaion rhs w I H.
- E,. a. N.sYork communicating sh u ~ Pabs Ve
,osa and 81 wsts readers the most 80
hc,ung the country On ne PsS'ss So al P.snds
III 80 n, Immediate oecupson Applications can be @a"s "
ToRRRY % Yss-fss. Nssiork.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
FOREIGN p0pT

FOREIGN PORTS.
BorrHAsproS jan 6-Ths steamship New New York
arrived al this port " day.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Capt Barre OF steamship Pioneer Phi sdepha
n c. reports the Winter Quaker Buoy having ded
north from the sbosL
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
MafblnrW.

CITY HORSE and STEAM CARS:-lMrohaa
LNT-Nove mechanical device with springs % sun 70
hoI rt into the wood pushing and drawing ,hiL .e ~
tso bsvs wheels the Iss with burr 90 ~ y ..opp "a
xs,ss. 40. vih baud chain &c, to tske HP ne fosu
wbsn The burr removed power TAKEN VII move We st.
,h.t The ear, atop Nc he etPeose -. ,,
ear Models and seen we ln,setot ,,,
simple anu eueeu'e ''' BEBBR. IS Cedarst, Nsu'fea
for coupling. Dn-. -
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
Ntb .yustp Etul estair for Sal'.

At ELIZABETH, n. J.-HOUSES,v ,voL ~ - ,, -
n p,pNs "a to TRY SRArS for SALE, kNttAhoh az 70
fr M MRsKkR IS Csdarst T.. aad 2i5 BfSaasI' h''-
hath DessripuVs Lat really frb Tor ls'1
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

MINIATURES ALMANAC a..
M, r.. rs sun 4;4s Moon seu. sD
IHb DAT
s,,o, Uool Gov, 1853 Hell Gate lt
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

TIE business Of port x Jool'rg Of = iri Piy Pr Goods
be 45' and ~ ~
ipg partners under u g. D. BATES c. ,,.,,, -
JOHS NcMURuIE. O. g. DIIMABs, aut Eth J. AhNoi| a'
admitted as psItles sad bIm. =, ,,rys, 49,.
January !, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

pg,R SIR. Referring 20 The circular Of Ms~rs bUlhhH
norm vol 'at aer having houslt out ie e1 i.tr''
Mr. HERM D. SEFKES, l the Old fu o BuIhEn pph5.
4 .f.H continue u importing Salyhi
sri ali SMOKERS ARTICLES, well ss DOLLS ao1 ihh''n
a1I GERMAN FANCY GOODS as Heretofore ~ e' 90 %.
-, srd nader he name Of RICHARD j. bDlhtN t i' '.
rrsce Of fIusness 81 Chambers AID - bea-~ l4
gftbe oli f-r aud public general for q 'rfs No- L
0lv ask them 10 them npou Ample m.as az t'
std s1l having ibis ae on band one 60 r y,'
tc 10 e l6 u the United VII De sne 20 ave " ~
inelo' e1"ie Sa'''A''0-' '1 1'' f RICHARD j. BOlKFN
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
Gopnrtnnship N0tIc,s.

NFw.YoRk December 81, 1919
nEAR SIR: The COPARINLRSI,l5IlPrys heit.
tof-e 81 sting under the Of bolhkN hiEF Fhho "
a,, BISSoLNEu by c0glra,L NJ RlChu J bOlhEN L's 1
, ~ ri, interest ~ Nr HERM a. SiEFh hE> aud si a." auei.
5,1 Of he bgssess a. tie o4 Yace 81 ttaIbersst he
s--..L.f W. W RICHAED J. BolkhN,
sf'''-'.' HEHM Do. SlEthhN.
81 Chambers aud - Reade ss.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
StaiiOnrrp, d.

CLOTE & JAMES, pooK nAxnrAo
- sTA1IONERS PRINTERS. AND HAM bV'N
IIKERs NJ " falgyg oIters soic'1s9
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

nISSOLUTION.-1h firm OF PARDEt,
inns 90 i hi, lav dissolved by limitation, Harris Pa.p'
AA' LA-'Is - '''' '' PARUEE. BATES, 4 90.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
Cooperation HSiifw.

durvnaiicn Hoi'fM
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARIMENa T.,
PTopos lndosd With title Of the .ori The nane
ID. bidder and b. Or.g Vi. Be received ,o Sms %
a.,,m,. ipo Al the stafford Pavement la Seventh ave-
t,,nb 81 10 Pny No bid, will be received eep ,Sn
legally authorized to lay this form oi p.'smshN y" '1
formation apply o the Csntrse: ClerI At hn once
THOMAS SrbPHBht, } ,-.p...
ROBERT T. DARkAoH. lCfoton hq1e'u''
A. GREENE }
one. Of Croton Aqueduet Department, Dec ~ lsoe
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received 3y Y
- 81, Csri Of . Board Of Edae.tOT GOar ID. . Of The
Bo.rI Of Rdue.on corner Gsd and Elm .A uhn
aad unl oeos n on sh"~i
~ ,TS ,rd other FIRSITURB required for Grammar Sooo'
No ~ ,a,.sd on Thretbst near hrlhAVs a, s.ho.i
spst cations be al the once OF ihe oupe'H''
holdings l6 Grand at, third noor nom an ,us.
DC
.sJ bL,y uropo.a, will not be considered unls" s1e' arc
named n, III ~ he proposals
0H'''1 ' LORIs ISGkRsoLL Csmn"ss CSnH. sso.l. Oh
IaAAC BILL. bnhius' h,PPa,''
Dated Dee 20 leta THOMAS hVhThi'
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
youg SslanS SiuI ehai, for sSlf.

DROPERTY on the north shore Long on gu!lss, dsanS y
u. sn bs e address NJ GUIrEAU. HuRnbg'oS OF 20 SN
Twsnty- ishth st., Esw.foTi.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
Sruoklpm Stal Estate 70! Sak.

CTORAGE STORES for SALE or to LII
- T store. No. Atlantic Doel fronting Vast RIVER
.liolaiSs Hamilton Fey Apply TO WIN CLAhh Ip "HnA1
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
Guunirp Bial Gsiat. for Salu.

E'ARMS for SALE in Rl.-CatalOgues
furnished gratis Address ROSBSBERGER DlGGs Real Bstsis
Agents, High Ill., Mostgomery Co. Mo
E'OR SALE-AbOut 1900 acres Of TIMBER
aud COAL LANDS tGstsd the West Brsnea o. the Ss'qss
would be sIhsngei r 1d soatsd
CAEo Couuts Penn Fer Information addrsss
WILLIAM KINDS, Reno, Veosnzo Co, Psnn.
HONE in Missour-In so and lG0 acre tracts
Il Il fly cent, per JAQUss, 203 Broadway.
I ANDS in VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA,
~ and other Southern States for SALE By tie NETWORK SOUTH
ERN LAND COMPANY, 50 Broadway.
MUST be SOLD at sacritce-liaudsOme
vi rural COUNTRY SEAT at NorNat Coma heiuul charming
house lovely lake, beautiful sas frn and
berries all Kinds abundance; 6l.g boating olts
AMI all that makes country seat try desnbe -orh
$4,000; terms reasonable; make Offer o. " tlEaS1h
Real Estate Dealer and Auc'Ioneer 5 Pine IT. y '.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

CopAPTNFRSHIP undersigned h8ye . isv hnnei 80
r,rtpsrhip under Of VAS Wl'hLE Slo' D. -
pa tb bre,. Of Mining SuHuuy Coal az Rooms - A'
80 II'lIY D4-1i-b' 80 -''' VAN WtCKtR.
a. LIB STOUT
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

DISSOLUTION-Thc copartuerLlp. hereto,
fore existing under the fuu oi VAN W hlh nl''
is this day dissolved BY Limitation : 4aS S,,iNNl''
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06
@nau Stfamtrs

IT S. NAIL TO HAVANA.
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Sailing regularly BVBRY THURSDAY al oelosh D n precisely
from Pier No. tNorth River
soRRO CASTLE. Capt R. Adam. January
COLUMBIA Capt Van ses. January H.
kAGbk Capt ~ X Greepe January 20
For hsgh or pansEs hppJto Sc WHEELER, u, Prsnd'st
No Bosi
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

ditg prOputp TO gtt.
A FINE STORE and HOUSE on SXth-avc.
"a RENT chalp-Fntlres for sale with or without the sioof
Furnished House rent J. G. FREhNAN. Zl2 BroadTa
NITY and COUNTRY DWELLINGS TO
~ LET-See Descriptive Price free upo1 application; ns
receipt Of stamp STANLEY DAY, 33 Brosass-.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-A irst-claSs
ustoy English basement HOUSE completely ilr1ilo ard be-
perfect repair; ocatcd fhave Mgrray Hid. Rent 5000
d6i5 '' HOMER MORGAN 2 Paest
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life Insur-
" auce Company having removed o-es 65 Bodssr
corner Of ilth.t 4g Boadea
Of Reaiest Apply on tbe premises
FEO RENT-STORES and LOFTS on Broadway
4 aui the streets Broadway For PARTICULAR sqpJ io
ALLEN iG BRONN 96 Br0rdFar
s~--------------------~S--v--rF c'S-""~
A MIDDLE-AGED Gentleman and Nlie dc'
n YurAyie. where there arr 10 'iis u"'''N
T.-srSss ,,c. troeI Address Co. THuue OEce Box la
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

A FOUR-STORY. BROWN-STONE HOUSE
"A 10 Harlem EXCHANGE for uairrumbee' lots Bo0kyu
81 4. rutland n Co, BaekmsHst. \. }.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-06

TVHE UNDERSIGNED have formed a e0palIt,,
neTship for the Iausacuon Of BANhNg A.l "fRoSARp
BISiNhSSss a. ,Ny,rr5p 30 M y Az ~ ~ " B LEONARD.
SHELDON FOS'AN W c. SHBLDOS,
. ,o-c n. FOSTER
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-09-23
Breaking UD,

In 1885 Louis Bonaparte, an unknown and not
particularly respectable refugee, entered Stras-
burg in quiet manner. took small room et one
Of the hotels, and proclaimed himself Emperor of
the French and heir of the hero Of Austerlitz.
One regiment ofthe garrison, through the ind :
ence of their colonel accepted him, when he
pulled an eagle out Of his pocket and placed il
on the standard. Then he marched to the bar
racks and appealed TO the other troops, but they
shut the gates and put him in the gaurd house.
Three years afterwards, provided with tame
eagle and military uniform, he chartered Brit
ish steamboat, went to Bologns, and proclaimed
himself Emperor again. But the eagle refused
to dy the soldiers refused to rase,an officer urged
to join the conspiracy tore of Louis Bonaparte's s
epauets and trampled them under foot, and the
unfortunate pretender, degraded dripping aud dis
honored from the waves through which he was
trying to escape, was once more arrested and sent
to Jail.
Having now made himself ridiculnus,i it was es :
sential in his next attempt upon the crown he
should blot out the recOllectinns of his folly by
making himself feared. With the help of three
or four bold and bad military adventurers he
marched thousand or so peaceable citizens,
shooting down some in the street and others
through their windows, ,ba yonetting fugitivss who
took refuge in the shops, and shutting up captiyes
in the prison yards, where soldiers went around
and knocked them on the head as butcher stay s
| a bullock. There was nothing ridiculous abou
that so Louis Bonaparte became Emperor NapO-
leon III. Upon this foundation Of crime he built
up the worst system Of despotism which modern
Europe has yet had TO endure. He crushed tue
French nation With an iron hand and, emulous
Of his Unces wicked ambition, but without a
particle of his uncle's military genius, he made
himself an international nuisance, the enemy oI
every good government in Europe. For some in
scruttble reasOn-perhaps as a punishment for
| sin Heaven has permitted him for nearly twenty
years to keep the world in n tumult. At last the
end seems near, and the huge fabric OF fraud il
breaking up.-NeiO York Tribune.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-09-23
UNITED ITALY.

By recent dispatches it will be seen thattheltal-
ian army has entered BONE, which now becomes,
as Of old the capitol Of the united kugdomof Italy
For many centuries Italy has been the victim of
a superstitious hierarchy, and Of numerous petty
despots. Her history, which of old occupies so
large space in The annals Of nations, has for
ages past presented only scenes of blood, brig
andAss and sanguinary cruelty.
During the past quarter Of the nineteenth cen
fury her people have been passing through a
moral and educational change of character more
positive than any other European nation. I'm
der the political teachings Of MAzztSI and the
patriotic achievements of GARIBALDI, the noblest
aspirations Of freedom and or national unity have
beon inspired, and no sacrifices of personal or of
pa,ioual means have been spared to accomplish
their attainment The obstacle which inter-
venei was the French armed force which occu-
pied Rome, and thus held Italian Liberty by the
throat. BY the overthrow Of the tyrant NAPo-
LEON the hand of blood has been removed, and
ns result, the unity Of the Italian nation has
been cousumated under the shade of the Capitol
at Rome. The Eternal City," which for ages
has been ruled by the iron hand of despotismi
has once again passed under the control of her
legitimate children. Under the auspices of a
free government and inspired with liberal ideas
she will now become the center of such innu-
ences, and Of those institutions whose tendencies
are to elevate the common brotherhood Of hu
Tuauity, inspire the spirit of patriotic emulation
in her late oppressed, but now liberated people
aud lead them into the possession of the widest
range and largest measure of civil and religious
liberty. We may earnestly hope that the grea
events now transpiring in Europe may be the
hurbioger Of that epoch, when "peace on earth
and good will toward mankind" shall generally
prevaiI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-09-23
NEWS ner Cable.

LONDON, September l9.-The Pail Nal Gaz.He
to-day, in its correspondence from Rheims dated
September IL, says: Count Bismarck Is anx-
ious about the policy to be pursued by the United
States Government, now that France has been de-
clared Republic. Ii is said that Prussia Graves
American sympathy, but cannot treat with the
French Republic.
| Jules Favre has gone to the Prussian headuuar-
ters, and fears entertained that he would NJ
be received, but he requested Of Bismarck safe
conduct at least and was answered fAVorably.
He set ont Immediately for Meaux, the head =
quarters OF the King.
PARIS, September ls-P. NJ Prussia explains
that she will be fully prepared to treat for peace
only when France presents a Government suifi-
ciently stable to enforce treaty.
EIGHT cents is all the Doctors fee the law al
lows in China.
| Montana paper saws: "The Lord be praised
Twenty bushels OF wheat to the acre, aud Ashley
routed"
VIcToR HuGo has written an address to the
Germans, OF which the following is an extract:
"You may take the fortress, you will fud the
rampant; you may take the rampant, you will
| find the barbados. and then who knows the re-
suit OF patriotism in distress You will find the
sewers mines Of powder ready TO blow the whole
streets in the air. This will be the terrible sen
| tence you must accept; to take Paris stone by
stone; tn slaughter Europe on the spot; to kill
France IN detail. In each street, in each hou so
that great light must be extinguished soul BY
soul Germans, hold back. Paris is formidable
Think awhile before her walls. All transforma
tions are possible for her. Her thought will lea .
from its seabbArd like a sword, and the city
which yssterd y was Sybaris, tomorrow may
be SarrAgOssa."
GEoHoE SAND salutes the new regime in the
following words:
"The Republic She must have life in her
since she rises from her ashes by the voice of all
by a viii! of which she is worthy, without the
spilling Of blood without fratricidal strife. BE.
hold the third awakening 1t is ideally beauti-
iul. The tliird, say rather the fourth, for we
must not forget that 1880 was republican at the
beginning. We have fought for her only to lose
her. To day she rises completed with a single
word 'ViVe la France This, then. is ths
normal state which the conscience Of humani ty
deserves. This is the inevitable end of this pro-
digious toll of humanity. 1t is we'll. 1t is the
law Of intelligence. The manliness Of men can
develop by an act of freedom. Beho6 tile God
Of armies. Hail to the republic. Thou art in
good hands, and great people is now marching
under thy banner after the bloody expiatoh.
Thy task ia hard, but should it happen to thee
to fall once more, thou wilt surely rise again.
The rights Of man are imperishable.
GEoRGE SAND"