davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-08-03
laoRr "a Snake ExeeFmlnataFxs

FfWH uH Ce74"so09 t0AD1 -FtX2.
4 farmer living On the west SIDE OF the
river, in walking about his place, discovared
nett Of r1ttle4nakes in an Old log about which
several largo pieces Of rock laT tcatte1ed. Our
friend had Heard thAt hoga wsra death On
snakes OF N sorts. and not casing to
1ttack the nest hi1nself. he thought be
Eunh ty the experiment. and SEQ =
OF the neai, and watched tbs result. The
hora soon seemed 10 scent tha vxrnints, and
eonzaenced rootasg easesp s.oout tho spot
In IN Instant hah dozen Of tho vicious eer,
, 1870-08-03

II tAx Es;,ov of The chsoa0o 1isxnx:
In noticing the death OF rnan FAMED Carleton,
fruu being run orer by West Madison s1rses
hossc car, last evening, skc'aly reminds me OF
the gloes negligence OF RFeh fos4son ot 1ae
a,treYn On that line. The utter disrt9ard mAnl-
tested toward regular and sransient pasfons u
t.u,y ss.aulahtnz. Tner make no pretcuRtons TO
son when requested, and oltcnumts. At efening.
It d q mater OF life nd dcssn 70 Rct on Joaf
sttmnIng nlace II you arc 70 nnIpltuuate as % Dc
foFped % ne front platform. To suestsapa ase
, 1870-08-03
ARKANSAS.

EEornc Thieves Shot An Exciting
Chase nGtcr DcsPerndoes--Chtld
Drowned
er, two noted horse thieves, were calRht BY ctt-
zens Of Woodruff County, ARK, and shot
A tiincnlty occurred IN Yell County, AIE-. Inst
Coneftou. about pocket kulfe. After some words.
Tom Roberts WAS ahot twice by Conelton. 1ud atso
lJ one Sam Turnhaw. both Of whom nel- Rob-
erta died instantly. The Sheriff Summoned 4
pesse, and after = long chase succeeded IN ctp-
turing them. After couelton bAd been twice
woundtt- They were committed In default OF
Is, 900 each.
The Choctzw indians have ynted against the
allotntnt OF their lands, under the election pro
tossd =! their council. oy a lsFKe majority
County, Ark, nEed ANIL u, weru druWneu LAST
Y seE Mblfa hAlhllE.
, 1870-08-03
x.~,h 1.n rolfnn Troubles.

n4,,1oH, AUG. 2-Tne Ne!.aal q ,ne s9psens, a'e1s,
Cont has returned fEon !, s;Ina s.,a IL ens
lfs he tionnsss tor the prisoners n,ovei nss ior
. 81 p1sas 1ase. e e e. sas SONY II
,1s ;ritsrasns IL former asssa..ss1" n4ssased aeas
he e noTe1 Of the jndlc.a9 has Resa e aafoFcs
aua thai be has DO f,o.t. egT egsT1smaaet were af.
r1steO sexiEfSxf,
, 1870-08-03
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr. John Pore uodnet1, who ha4 recently ar
rived from Ynuktou, will lecture, IN Burlington
Hail. On Thursday evening, on the agricultural
and mineral resources OF Dakota. Mr. uodnett
has spoken on the subject Ia New York, Washing
ton, AMI Pittsburgh, and his Ideas have met with
The favorable consideration OF his countrytnen
throughout the union-
The Boasd Of Managers Of the Old Ladies'
Home Mill meet, this nfternoon 1t the usual placc
nj otcloct.
, 1870-08-03

DpF1CE or TuH SPECIAL AoEFr F0R NALL
DErKEtA1,oHs, CHICAGO, Aug 2. :
II fA4 Editor 9f The Chiod2o 1t,bun-.
have Just been informed {not seeing the &C
count of it In any paper1 thai the steamer D2r
Able, plying between Columbus and Cairo. Ill
was IN EtiaAy last burnt 10 the waters edgct TIT
mail being destroyed, auh some Of it burnt up. l
might be well to publish this as ste carried yer,
large mA!l for the East and Northeast Ilearc to
night TO Investigate rue damage 10 the malls, DC
I Nm, Respectfully, GEoRGK A. Q. ALIRa,
Special AGENT. CHICAGO,
, 1870-08-03

meeting Of number OF the prominent men1-
be1t Of the medical profession was held last eren-
pprposs Of organizing \ WonanH Medical Cot
lego Soma progress Was made toward enoctlnR
the establishment OF such IN institution, ami
steps were taken TO insure the delvnsy Of coufso
ol lectures duflng the coming winter.
, 1870-08-03

Nkw Yoa1, Aug. 4-At The Long Branch races,
u he: two naie dkah. -AAtos beat Csvsf1ef, Susan
Ann and Leland tine, 3:4ak. In the mile aud
asl dazh, 0lenelG beat LeEaleG R B. Connolly.
race wa woo by Judge Curstl, formerly General
Dnke, In i:44, 1:t5. ard 1.k3. beat1nx bidhy Nh
lcney, PoEuPey Fyne, Peezte. C11tskeen. xud
Vile
, 1870-08-03

The Hest 0nd Original Tonic Of
Iron--PhosDs9Eos and csltxsJa, Mo1n = FsrIo
restores colcF to the b!oot, the phosphorus re-
news waste o..then nerfe tlesue, and the c2ilsay2
gives n2tnrfl ncAlthful s>1e 10 the d1Xe2t1ve Or.
Eans, thereby c1nx IN various fotu1a
waketuneas gtnera1 debility oppression Of spir-
It's: also. The besy preventative aYainsf fever ind
aXue- Aanusaetufetf ouly By CaSNel, Haxasd d
Co, New YORK. So!d by drusEsN
, 1870-08-03

RIAL ESTAfE-SALE ORDERED.
Thumss Vice r. ChrtstianA Derquest ct ais.
Decree passcti fnF trustees sale OF Lot II, and the
cast half of Lot IL. Of Block Jackson aud Wea8es
Subdivision Of the south bali Of the south twenty
five acres Of the northwest quarter Of the north
east quarler Of Secit,n 9, s.. IL.
ALLEGATION OF sL1NDER.
Francis Kelley 7. John Carttu. THIS Is an action
to recover Tor m alleged slander, damages being
laid at 5000. It is charged TINT defendant, ID
public converse. accused plaintiff as thief, al
fegtpg that he robbed the Orphan Asylum at
Bridgeport. and bullf housts with the ptoceedA
HEN SITS.
Charles L Davis ct al. :. l. A. Hartman. AZ
RuInrsit, upon an R1iegpd Indebtedness Of So
An attachment issued upon the allegation tnat de-
fentsant Is q NONRESIDENT
-Ftatces A. Ruasc1l :. Alfred r. Cooke. As
sunreit. Demand, 81 900
Same =. Same. Debt, $500. Damages laid 1t
$500
Peru Coal Company :. F. N. sanper. Aasump
sit. Demand, COLO.
, 1870-08-03

Cas1cHk1 Cancer luxtltts1c, Sf8 Wfa&
Madison s0ret-No charge unsh cured, when
treated Al &e tn1tttutc. The new painless cure,
pleRshnt stsuau8n, ak1ftll tIestment experienced
1ids, moderate ch1rBea, md rapid, certain cures
MAKE this q Desirable ssy!am for the tuvall&. Dt,
EveFsop, surgeon n chatEe. refets Do eminent
professors OF the prpfesAitn through
out sco United dtataa- Send for pamphlet
, 1870-08-03
Running Races At Long Branch.

..... WWT OF OLD L&1f k4NlIS
Western ~, 1aak n sot mitchell s. 81, -
1t21 Il; 4uly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1870-08-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HEAE ESTAIE WANTED.
N"ASTFD-HOrsES AND LOTS. EExca-AEGE
W for nne COLLECTION Of oil pAnnks, imported frv1n
Ara,ehr 8AsASls- fo he teeA Any time At NaNe<t Ad-
atus-st-
N-ASTKD-A SNAIL. THOROUGHLY IN
rrovsd tst1n, .itustsd ness tbs limit q soms
WI! buy t1ade Chicago city tuta. A<1resa. giving
luI description. socAtiou and price, p. o. Box SOS.
Laton. IN
and 70 fest lot, between Jackson aaa WANT stu
ssssias iowest scrsa-. T. L. I1Bhs, 5Casscn Ho1se.
, 1870-08-03

The Mothe4<s Remedy Tor sszl dts-
eases with which children arc 211llctod 10 Mrs..
Winslow's Soothing SfTap It relieves tue child
from pan. cures wind cohc, regulates the stonsch
And boEet8, ert1. auT1DH Me proesAs OF teettanQ,
II Rlyes rgat and heth to The child, aud carfe& It
sateiJ thrlNHG tht critical period,
, 1870-08-03

Meteorological. recorl for Aug. :, 1870, as re
por.ed by ]. q. Langguth, It., oructAa, Ii: RAD
dolph street correspondent OF the Smithsonian
words .sveennR." 4geu.le," "h!Rb," "dry,"
..moist atmosphere, !" " rain. " aud SNOW"
Ror HImd y1ee Rsia.
, 1870-08-03
ADJUSTMENTS

Paper AankinKs and window
shades, lateEt sryttA Palnx, ou1, glass and
brushes n F, E, hHbY1, 50 BIudolok.At
, 1870-08-03

To men OF business mo- house In
Bosfou Ia better tEau the American, IT. position
being tho ccntrc Of commercial life, while effort
held 80 lpuH,
, 1870-08-03
HYDE PARK.

nttion, the board adjourned
, 1870-08-03

DIVORCE HARtkf.
DRfAn1t9 were entered IN foIty-Oue casea, and
twentJ-three DEGREES were granted.
, 1870-08-03
nyTvREAY HTATE.

T;Gk gALE-LtNoOLN PARK loTs-Lg9!aS3
@ r. + T Tsa 6.'a s:1s5Ss 's'has
tonst-
Sss = 4 M if'sSzs55f III; =
tribune othee. - :,
NOR sALE-31 PRH wEKK-F4ID FOB r e., 4
Il % W. es es,c 2ssf:s e ss0 mo o
ToR 9.{+ E2 1sxTnEt s,.ailsas Mahs
SIS; s; txsis I'll e. sSs Sa &
eess e 81 = ssIs.a - .g isS 9Ensf g
tSBnf j; ssfat + :sHSs!s i S.:hiassan Ess a.ue p w
ToR sAIE-TWK TYsI3IEsTGzT'wo sEz.f'w !, 2s5N, ngM
IL III T. - - I e sa':E q ~
q! SssSe,'ss sSsRss Ess -xa<al k'...e
!ssSHs EE Ell E:.ss = 1.sss:' n Ss.
FqSs Ssrs sj1s1HRas 3 T. Hssbezsos bezso sa 1 1Ss
T7oF s1IF-379 IoTs oT WAbAsAt .:at \ ASDt ss[,.
+ As.s1fsnI T sIHisbs rs II as9.e 1ss ass@
FoR Rs1tKLo7! H1aH. pRI: Az ANp r. RsaITi ss0It
I'll ~ 5,Fg as +: 5tG .as,s sss s1sn peynent daas
ECO.. 1A HaehtnEeeU-ft- HooM -
DOR sALETHIR1 AVENuK NEAR ~ cokNIKR ts ISK
6 80 Ssss Ssss : j. e asjor EEL Slest HA''A
Kossht.1.. oaiy i,e* oa Goa1 Hoass niis
s;'s {; !, hsa KkRn 81 81
EgR sA1.E7so hsREs oN EKT e :Ss1S. :STS;.
Il kFh. dry Land tnrs f:2.n CeHt aoate 1t, snd
4; al L ): et :ea sass1 aTsG ~ RsF T. s 10
bs!ses., s!ssssss I'd He'sil 'ssssR s1 SERR. iu'
FOR sAIE-sa LOTS MAR HTMBULT PARE
a.s. ID sks EaRK &c Il
sAE4 ~ S!Sz ss ss11Ps s..h sssst IT 4 . EME
T. 5se ss ff:S sess s*s k.Ss.ss asa
1ster, O., 4sd ss1set csI,: PHes iow:, Payu.ats
sssts: g. ~ r. 's:ss e
EoR s1LE-NK~ coTFA6E a0UsK 5 RooAs
e ,et s i. SEEi1s IS oa.a tas citst, hes''' o
FoR -ceTrAGRs-AT ESQ KAoH. PART
ns. :t e ~ 2a 3.
i'd It'd ID ss sx$fsSs St. bSREx + Boom
1sss. Z se.h Ss, es9s; ~ p %lssss
sd Tsaf IL -
aSsa &C. IS e1se1S Kas
FOR sA1K-wAHASH:1V.-1 MAT pR1Mz
sssf @ e. s. - iEsPf si;ss
FoR s;ASL:;5NMAs5AsH.Av.LoE !;S :; 3 am: FFEI
IEk asss Esists
/
, 1870-08-03

ITO REST-AOuSH NO. : HUBBARDLCOURT
l rGEr; Arsay - HALDWLS DAVIS. No ii
, 1870-08-03

To Mothers mud NuFBes~-n1rs. Whit
comt,'s Syrup, for diarrhtea,. 4e-. tn children,
whether induced By teeth1ng or p1hcf CAUSES, Is
the safest and best REMEDY.
Cutnncous diseases c11rrH by uSEnG
Iuntrer Tar Soap, made by Ca1wear, Aazasl + o.,
New T0fk
, 1870-08-03

AE1me1rfnAek. Are.
NTAETED-EXrERIENC HANDS ON NICE.
W sen and bows Aptiy 1t Su SOUTH Wcliket, up
WAxTFD-A TAILOREss TO WORK or Gus.
~ tom raut4. ArplJ fer3 dATs II ls6 uhto-st-
W437RD-A TAnORHSs Of CUSTOM WORK.
w Apply II n South CiAzk-st.
1f-AETED-RxPERIEEC HANDS on ROWS
and DtaHes: atso s1ria to learn. Cali :: 6s 5oukA
, 1870-08-03

ADJUSTMENTS.
CROSBK'S OPERA. HOUSE,
The Show of the: Period.
Positively This Week Only.
WEDNESDAY,. Aug 5, the Wosil-Fsnous
BRYANTS MINSnRELS,
From DsJaatfs Opesa House. New Yosk.
CRO6DY'S OPERA HOUSE,, EVERY NIGHT THIS
WEEK.
GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY.
Tho tatse performance hailed With she highest xnes-
tatjons Of pleasure aad delight
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS.
From BsJant'1 Opera House. New York
BrYant's MInstrel&, DAN BRYANT.
Hryants Mlhsilels, DAVE REHU.
ExyAnIa Mtustrels, HIiOA FLY.
HIy1nt's Mtnstrrl4. y NsH0HTH AND EUGENE.
HfyAnta Milftrr1l, LITTLE MAO.
RIyant's Mtns1rei., IiTFLE MAJ.
HTyant'a AinatTea, BRfAST"S SUPERIOR.
Hrysnt'a Mjuttrrtt. QDISTEfTE.
ILERET1A HURtstA. To.SIEht
JO-S{Sbt. LUEHhTlA BDRElA
, 1870-08-03


44eAiaa RaiA ekak sn Cesaess GseEt-e! taas Sunday
+ 2. DAGoY. g AtshEaa-sx, D stsits-
-. T OsT-A SMALL GQIp RrSG, HAVING Ar
aached % It thtre eptd dcliaEs snd thre3,sided
Ese1 will Be lber1J nwaHled by retutuIns ta1ae to
nC5 REWARD =. STRAYKD FROM TaE
NJ d,sn ..f by e 1s about II h,na 10
ierehead heAry is Tho abdve rev ard HiH Be paA to
ny ons rst1:ncS her. q liberal zewasd ter a. n
5otI9auon leaning y hef recpEeEy. ERASE PAl~
AlIEk. eos.es GottAse Groye and E.;sa.1tA
, 1870-08-03
BOARD WANTED.
PARTNERS WANTED.

RQARD-fF rOU WANT BOARDKRS GO n
- The heatdiux Bureau g KeAhiuEtoust. Room
add reE1attr your uAtucA SWIFT CO.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09
OPINION IN RUSSIA.

The st. Petersburg Gnzette says that Russia can.
not Withdraw her declaration, nor leave 1t without
practical consequences. Such proposition from
the English press compels her to pursue more ac-
lively than before the realization of the problem
before her, No one in Russia wishes for war; but
all classes would rather consent to war than TO q
humliating ractatlon!bef0re threats, unsupported
by any hug else than references 10 the sanctlty OF
treaty directed against the country
The st. etersDurg semi 1Ical G1lOSS, IN reply TO
an article in the Times charging Russia with In
tended breach Of the. Treaty OF Paris says
that Russia scorned to modify that COM
pact BY forced interpretations, as has been
SO often done by her adyersaries. but sne
violated by everybody else. Russia, moreover,
would have had objection to lay her grievances
before conference could she have hoped for re-
dress.
Tne Goloss says 1t is impossible not to THANK the
DAILY Nep for showing plainly what has displeased
England IN the Russian despatch, and 1t thinks
there IL not government In Europe which would
declare war-not accou unit OF the substance OF the
Russian demands, but OF the form IN which they are
expressed. such course, 1t says, would be childish
and pitable, and no real government should be
found to adopt IT,
The New York herald., 1870-12-09
WHO MAKES THE PROFIT ON COAL.

from the Philadelphia Inquirer Dec. 81
leading coal firm OF this city, during the early
part OF the present year. when the price Of coal was
considerably higher than IL Is at present, entered
into u contract with the government at Wasninaton
TO supply the various army olnces IN the Eastern
Department with the best quality Of Lehigl coal at
the rate Of four dollars and seventy-1ve cents per
ton OF 2,240 pounds, said coal to be hauled 10 and
stored IN the cellars OF the officers oil Tie army en
titled 10 receive it, al the above price. We are in
formed that the firm complied with the terms Of It's
contract with considerable profit.
Scranton coa the price fell far below the rates
which had previously prevailed. and they were far
below these paid by the government Tor the supply
OF the article to the army.
Tie best Lehgh coal we daily see advertised as
remarkably cheap at seven dollars aud nlry cents
per ton OF 224O pounds, but to this price must be
ad1ed the cost OF storing 1t In cellars which s on an
average, about fifty cents making the price charged
small buyers eight dollars per ton By many dealers.
Taking the price charged to the government ana
the returns OF the New York sales any retailer Is
now making profit OF not less than three dollars
per ton ON every ton sold by him. II coal we're an
article of simple luxury one That the very rich alone
bought from choice and not necessity such profit
might be defended in sort OF fashion; but as IT.
IL one OF the standard necessities OF living. as much
among the poorest as the richest the eXtoftlonS VI
the coal dealers cannot be defended many way.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09
BISMARCK AID OD0 RUSSELL.

VERSAILLES tNoy. 22l correspondent, OF London
Tmesl
The first interview betwsea Count d smarck and
Mr. 0do Russell was. by tue Chancelor's appoint
ment at O'clock yesterday. at the Kanzei In
the Rue ae Provence, and believe It produced
very agreeable impression on both sides. No one
can say What passed at the interview but | am
positive that Count Bismarck was quite pleased
with Mr. oio Russell, ana that the latter gentleman
came away with The most favorable impression of
me great rtyi0ict .rho makes aad una,ahes Kings
ana e,npeyors.
Perhaps the question OF the expectation of arms
was discussed and II 1t were approached with per-
feet temper by Count Bismar can oaly say he
differs lrom his countrymen. wac cannot speak Tor
anser when hey alude 10 thelr complains ON that
he'd ~ Is o. British cannon and Dusets our SOL
de.s s.,da lai" taey shout: II you nerpoiate And
America Is four ihousa a m les away you are at
tye doer Of France. WhS don't ysu sond men to
as Rlseq how ON IL Weight L G 52se ID psvoEns
ti'Ity q The arms trade IN Birmingham and M tne in.
teress ol few very dearly purchased At the
cost ot ne hae excted aganst ihe wnple nation IN
tie nina ol one or other belli2eIent No doubt the
law VIII be subject TO revision later IN The day, when
the demand ior arms Is moi so brisk. And when VIII
that be Is not the Eastern question upon again
n all Its uglness ] believe that Count Bismarck
is emnently pacific IN his views; that he would, If
Russia we disposed to adopt a friendly solution OF
the queson, work most strenuously 10 promote t.
Ihe Pus IAN nation is practical IL Will be found,
think that the Chancellor takes bro ad cast over
the fii, starting tom the proposition that the past
has taken care OF The past-tiaL there IL no profit
10 be got from digging IN that valley OF dry boues,
ana tnat whas IA the present and the fu-
iure. To co der he actual cgndl ION OF things In
the East, tes TO Ru sa ana ner depulci tons
OF the Trea OF 1856, Count Bsm lrc< would not be
unlikely to suggest confereH, % even at CONSTANT
mop 9, where q few sensible men sitting around
I oe, and dis sing all the points ut issue--now
from the Il ssie n, now NON the Turkish stand
20 nts-alded by the h,ht an rdei by the repres n
"a iVes OF the great PoWe sgdaLory OF the Treaty
could come 10 an ar angeGent II they We're all IN
go ID ain without any recOur5. TO the bruialiies or
war. Count BisnlaicK may consider, as la1y Prus-
SLAMS do, tn2t the terms imposed on Russia IN 1858
are not any longer justified by circumstances or
maintained IN ia I, ana that 10 Will be Conducive TO
general settlement aud TO the peace OF Europe II
they should be settled now.
'Ine Chancellor sent colnmun 'aii0nS 10 Mr.. Od0
Russ il last night and Captain Robbins Will probe.
b leave. va sedan "a very rou1dabouG wdyl, on
Weir. sa4y
The New York herald., 1870-12-09

an III certainly not hold ourselves bound forever
by the humiatiag treaty wnich no far.saeing man
doubts VIII be imposei on us ny the United Powers
oil hussla Germany ana America.r
"lhe war panc,' says Lsnion Journnl or NO
vonber 20, 'as we ANTICIPATED. mas much abatrd,
aud, hesigcs. NJ, NH qYl Mr., trqlde, me Duke OF
Cleveland Professor Cairns, Alr II. A. Freeman ana
others have dared 50 take the unpopular stie. NO
doubt the Earl Of Shaitesbaiy Is theoretically right
when he nolis up his hands in pions horror at the
rather That Earl Rus eIfs aiyice IA 10 increasing
cur home lsrces was acted on, 40 that we may be
iouno eady fsr some yet Create elneiG nGY though
fer saAupa % We sgall probably iay ourselves open
10 tie Bishop OF Gail les re0uke Of exhibiting u
ertmbng, pitiiul sprt.n
me Hon. Il. B0urke, NJ. r.. AMI Lord g. Hamilton,
NJ. r., adures led their con5t tuents at Lynn No
vcmDer2,. Boih honorable members strongly op.
posed "aAy coacessipn beng made 10 Russia upon
the Black sea qu tstlon.
Mr. hyde CLARK has written TO the London Times
lfler, In winch lle considers the present situation
OF The boudboldlng pubic with regard 10 Russia
lie reiarSs that he sep taken by the Russian gov
c.nnedt, cont M Ia succession 10 the proceedings
OF the Austrian government, raises a serlons gu -
tpa loi t4e CONSIDERATION OF all parti = Interested,
which ia, low aie governments to be bound He
comes 10 tins conclusl OIL
The settlement oi the political question rs material, as
ahecnS the financial guarantees OF all Staes bu under all
fom ali borrowing STATES, II cannot obtain more
securities The present system which has grown up loosely
In the honor honesty OF governments
tur time required revision IN application 10 govern
honest II dshonest and TO that large number
wAic foow either temporary interest or political
n ne
The New York herald., 1870-12-09
RUSSlpS CLAM.

a Cool DcnI Cun BE Said on Both Sides.
II u scarcely worth while, SAYS the London Satky-
aap Recelc, 0, November &c, TO notice the conven-
tiona statement that Russia, while disclaiming the
mln obligation or the treaty. has not modified her
policy in the East. In q sense exactly opposite to
the ostensibe meaning OF the words the allegation
is perfectly true. Lord Granville has conclusively
shown that the claim OF right to repudiate part
OF treaty fatally impalrs the validity OF the
whole; and 1t must be remembered that
the restriction which Is now repudlatod
was the central cond ton Of peace, and the
principal result OF the war. The Immediate
cause OF the rupture between Russia and the West
ern Powers was the dc ruction Of the Turkish meet
indecision the efforts OF the allies were concentrated
on the capture OF Sebastopo aud on the destruction
ol the meet whieh la IN Its harbor. Nothing could
that the solitary achievement OF the should not
be rendered barren or useless when Russia was COM
taliss who in 1870 as IN 1854 doing their utmost
TO TO encourage q presamptnous adversary, condemn
any State Of defending its own tO coasts
and harbors. A russian Black Sea neet
Some wsacres gs hsVe a,eS S comSaaS
protest against war with Russia with q revival OF
the idle project OF International arbitration; yet
nation may as easily refuse 10 comply with an
award as to perform specific contract In 1865 the
neutral Powers were In fact arhitrators; and II Aus
tria was Interested in checking Russian aggression,
Prussia tnterlered as the proessed friend and ally
OF Russia. ANY other arbitrator who could nave
been selected would inevitably have held that the
natural result of the victory or the Weslern Powers
was the prohibition OF the renewal or the cause
VIII ch lad rendered the war possible or necessary:
but ii tie RESTRICTION ha been imposed by tribunal
OF Quakers exiravapant peacemongers would pro-
test against the forcDie execution o. the Judgment
We John Bulb believe that the claim IS Ds7Jectiy
reasonable and the demand perfectly Just, whatever
we may think OF the manner In which that demand
Is made. Turkey wth her feet-ter ironclad men.
oi-war, commanded by a bankrupt English cap
taln--is able at any moment to lay Odessa In the
DUST ana the assertion that Hobart Pasha has over
his Wine boasted OF this fact sufficient TO account
for some aaXletes on the part OF Russia ami sheuld
suggest u us the reasonableness or her desire To
guard against such calamity. Nor DIS
posed to be unwise and blind TO the reasonabeness
or the attitude OF her government because Prince
G0rtchakor might have written I'm moro polite
terms or have annouaced in more h0neyed language
the re usa OF Russia to allow her coast 10 lie az the
mercy of the Anglorurksh bankrupt who has at
present the command OF q neet purchased III Eng
lana, anu probably the viii to ravage the unpro-
tectel coasts OF the country.
The New York herald., 1870-12-09
JipOLEON,s CORRESPONDENCE.

T1,e prussian government has published another
hatch of the dispatches found at ST. Cloud.
the earliest in date-viz the 30tn Ol Juie-ls
Telegram from M. Olivier to the Emperor:-"Ihere
was warm debate to-day In the ChamDer petween
Jules Favre ana me respecting tue army LeD1uI
smoke we'll Theirs intervened, apparently In our
favor INIT do not ike being defended thus"
IN the 7th OF July, the day after the Duke dc era
mnnts declaration war was beng actively prepared
for large orders for coal being given, yet on tne
oOrh a Telegram was sent from Metz planning that
there was neither sugar. Coffee rice, brandy nor SAT-
there and very little bacon and biscuit. Inc fhlrd
cOrps was TO leave the fortress ON the 2atn lor
the frontier but the previous day the Stores Com
missary telegraphed that he had no hosp1ta attend
ants ambulance chests 6eld ovens or scales; tnat
the sunnlIes of hay cats and biscuit exhausted
and.that field reserve rations could not be dis
frihilted At Thionville the Fourth corps mad no
canteens vehicles or ambuances, and Toul was en-
tlrely unprovlded. a.,
on The sth OF July the Spanish government DIS
claimed any motive hostile to France In the nomna.
ton OF Prince Leopold, denied that Prim had applied
10 Count Bismarck for the King OF Prssias consent,
nnd protested that the Prince had been negotiated
win without any reference to the Count
ON the 18th the Emperor asked the Minister OF
| Marine to hand over to the army the twenty live
| mitrailleuses he mad constructed, and wished To
know what orders the squadron which had just sci
ont had received remarklng, ''Hostities cannot DC
| commenced as long as war Is not declared"
On tho 18th the Prince Imperial telegrapned 10 inc
Countess Montijo--"Thank you, dear grandmamma
for your desnatch II. e.. the blessing oesp0ken fo
him by the Empressl. hope 1t VIII bring ma goot
on tna, 18th the navy was reported from Brest to