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The Portland daily press., 1870-12-01

LARCENY BY BOYs-Ctarles A. Sawyer
John E. Owen and John Mckenzie, boys of II
to II years of age, were arrested yesterday by
officers Wyman and Rich for larceny of ham.
mer and bag from tho store of Worthy C.
Barrows. The lads sold the stolen articles at a
junk shop en- Green street.
Willis Bryant, another Of this gang of boys.
was also arrested for larceny Ct a quantity OF
stove covers. The Owen boy was connected
with him in this larceny. They broke up the
covers and sold them for old iron
This gang Of young rascals have made it
practice to commit petty .larcenies In all the
houses and shops on Green and Portland
streets whenever al opportunity offered. They
are a bad set Of Young rogues and should be
taken care of. After their arrest they ac-
knowledged several other petty larcenies they
had oommitted
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Foreign MARKETS..

MOBILE, NOV. ~ Q ton dull; MldoHng upIanda
14ic. .
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 9o--Cotton quiet and firm
MiddliDg upands 15ac.
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rFurniture. Carpets, CrOckery. SC.
Il !. Mt n nR1lGIl. ~

(1N saturday, Dee 3D. at ten O'Clock, at once, we
~ flaIl sell Parlor Suits, Black walnut am rant
| ed Chambep Sets, Uphoiktered springs, mar anu
Wool Mattresses. Feather Beds, Beddiug Mahogany
AMI Painted Chamber Furniture, Dining Chairs aId
Table, lot ct new Croekery, Brussels and ing,aip
Carpets, Cock apd Parlor Stoves, &c. I &
| no3Otd f. O. BAILEY e CO., AuctlOneas.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES.

HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES
EVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock.
BROWN FAMILY HORSE "Nfountain Boy. j.
NJ. Kimball Wagon, G. p Kimball jump Seat Car.
ryali, "Jordan" Harness. Lap Robes, Stable ana
Street blankets. Halter, Whip. Weight, and Circin-
GLE The property ofa gentleman who sells Tor want
OF use; comoete establishment TO be sold to high
est bidder. Worthy the attention of buyers
BROWN BUGGY" on Springs, very light and
in good order.
SLEIGHS and PUNGS-twenty new Sleishs, de-
sirable style and patterns, one and Two sea ed.
PUNGS-siE new Pungs, suited for Grocers and
family use. "
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Tur I-UhrDAtD GRAN MArcu Go. dcciring
the benefit of exchange of revenue stamps, had
2070 gross Of their matches with stamps there
to affixed, burned yesterday under the direo.
ton and in presence Of board appointed by
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, con-
sisting of Hon. Wolcott Hamlin, Supervisor Of
Internal Revenue; Collector Z. j. Rollins,
Asse ssor G.. II. Knowlton and Mr.. NJ. G. Pat
ten. These matches had become somewhat in
jured at the time when the old match factory
was burned, and the proprietors, Messrs
Smith & Jordan, preferred losing ten or if
teen hundred dollars to hazarding the reputa-
ton of their matches by allowing inferior
article to be put upon the market even at re-
duced price. The mai ches now produced by
this company are quito celebrated and stand
deservedly high in tho market. Their new fac
tory is perfectly adapted to the business the
machinery of the latest and most improved
patterns, the material is selected with the ut
most care and none but skillful workmen en-
pioyed. The demand for the matches is con-
stantly increasing and in short time the
portland matches will undoubtedly take the
lead in the market.
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ksianO Tuning
r.

HAVING bad 0ceo, ,eors, experience In tuning Ii
amos guarantees satisfaction in all eases;
Orders rece;ved Mt HAWE S & CRAGIN'S, paine
Music STORED, No " Mdd'es' hp@eau
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Hrssh,ou. aNsartdge ana u.drarS TIA,

Nsssss uSC uHss NttE
Especial Dispatch by Inte,na :ionai Line.l
BOSTON. Tuesday, Nov So
Al market this week:-2395 Cattle ea37 Sheep
and Lambs, 5i00 swine, no Veals; last week. 2O99
Cattle, 6503 Sheep and Lambs GOO Sv inc, no Veals.
From Maine 32i Cattle, a6 sheep.
first quality sis IS ST. 50; second Quality s1i 20 q
IL 90; third quality $1,000 g Sill IS; poorest grades
of coarse oxen, bulls, Sc, s. oo@ $50:
Country hides @ lie; Country ralow 6 @ 6ic; Cali
skins 16 @ lsc p H.; Sheep and Lamb Skins size q
cary $3.50 q $500; handy Steers $50 q s1io y pair
The trade has not been very active.
Store Cows $50 q IS % head. Most of the Cows In
market are OF ordinary grade; but very few OF
Store Cattle-Yearllngs Si2 q Fl; Two years Odds a,
$22 1 45 three years ods at $40 g 65. Most OF the
small Cattle that are in tar condition arc bought
up to slaughter.
Sheep and La1nhs--we quote selections and extra
lots at s. co g s25: ordinary 81 20 @ 3s7y head
swine-sto1s Pigs, wholesale 9 q loie; retail. 1a
Poultry-Extra ls q i6ac; medium 1aB g i5c; poor
14c y ID.
pfqyes from Maine-W " Hall, q pP hobart
il; J " Maxneid, IS; T Gerald, Il; j + Hilton
Il; II W Spaulding s; Wells S Richardson. %; u
Wells, e5; 4 D Blinn, II; c IL G'iddsr, Sc; Sheep
Remarks-The quality Of most OF the Cattle from
Maine this week was not much different from those
of last week. There but few beef Cattle among
thcm, the larger portion being Working Oxen and
Stores. The trade for beet has been dull and prices
| not much different from last quotations. There
were less Cattle from the West this week and they
cost higher in Albany, but the beet market in Bos-
ton has been overstocked of late with poor beef and
the trade with butchers dull tor several days past.
We quote sales as fellows:-J J. Prescott sold
pair nice year old steers feet 10 inches for S165
pair year ODDS, feet inches, for sl6o; pair O.
coarse ones. feet for $40; pair year olds feet
inches, for Sl55; Chase sold beef for $50;
for Sa5; for $45; n W Merton sold two year old
heiers tor $22 % head; milk and calf Tor 500
| pair, 6 teet inches, for s125: o Estes sold
pair feet inches, tor slso; pair, tset inche,
1OIc P fb dres sed weight mich Tor 500 thu lot
pairs, feet inches, for $50; springer for $40, G
| w Maxfeld sold pair, ieet inches, for S140:
COW aud OK tor $50; + Hilton sold two year cd
| steers and 1 pair at $50: pair tor $62; COW 10,
$50; Wells Il Richardson sold Q COWS for S25 each
cattle at Sc dressed weight; pair feet inches fol
500; ami calf for $685. COWS tor Sis the lot
pair, feet, for $500; R D Blinn sold pair, feel
stays, for S2o; W Spaulling sold sprirgers fol
$40 each; S e Gerald sold pair two year olds tol
$50; D Wells sold pair, feet. tor S2i5; pair,
feet inches, tor s2l5; W Hall solu heitcrs &c,
| sos y head.
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ESPECIAL Dispatch by International Line
BOSTON, Nov. 30.-f4eported for tie Pressi-
The following ia list OF prices quoted this after
Moons
Domestic-Ohic and Pennsylvania picl,-lock GO a
as; doeboice Xxx 81 g 53c; fine x - q ACC; medium
Il q i9c; coarse A q 47c; Michigan extra and
Xxx is q asc; fine IS g dec; medium 45 @ ACC; COM
mon Il q i5c: other Western extra A @ 46c; med-
UNI Il o. 46c; common % q s3c; pulled extra
Is g 4ee; sapsrfnnae 3, g ooc; No. at p g CSC;
Texas at IS q s5c Canada combing IS q &c; Smyr-
ma washed at 20 g 35c; unwashed " g zoe; Buenos
Ayre5 at 25 "a 80; Cape of Good Hope at Is q SIC;
Gillian at 70 g &c; Donskai q g s5c; African un
washed at Is q 1Sc.
Remarks-ln New York the Shipping List reports
but little inquiry for domestic fleece owing to the in
terventon OF holiday but in view OF the small stock
In this and other markets holders are quite firm in
their asking rates The inquiry OF tall clip California
are quite light and holders firm. Some receivers
Of Cape wool show dspos ion TO realize even at a
slight concession from current quotations. In Pha-
delphia. the Commercial List says, tho quietude
which characterzes the market last week still contn-
The stocks in the hands of dealers reduced
to low figure, but the manufacturers buy only in
small quantities for the supply OF their Immediate
wants. Holders, as general thing, are not so firm
and the confidence in tho future fa somewhat In
Dnired
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new Xerh s,eck and Money Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 0-Norniae.-Goid has ranged
between 10y g Ill. Money @ 6 per cent on call.
Sterling Exchange weak at 100 q 1909. Government
bonds per cent. lower. Stocks dull and s.eadier.
The following are the forenoon quotations Of South
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RUSSIA AND THE FORTE.

VIENNA, Nov. 30.-[Special to n. Y. Tr;-
that Isnatieff declares that the Russian arm
aments are insignificant and merely defensive
Russia is prepared to give tho Porto better
guarantees than the treaty of 1856.
Tho semi-official journals say that confer
ence will probably DO accepted by the powers.
The Freic Presse says that Austria and Eng
land will then demand that Russia positively
disown her original pretensions or give ade-
quate guarantees against an arbitrary violation
M tho treaty
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Try Briggs Throat and Lung Heal,

BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success. t
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Great Britain
VARIOUS ITEMS.

NANIUUH IIElHb'
LONDON, Nov. 3O.-[Special to n. Y. World ]
Queen Victoria visited Eugene to-day at CHS
elhurst, remaining three hours.
The Times today revves the story that
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SoZoDoNr.-All 1catrifices had their draw
backs, until the salubrious Bark of the Soap
Tree was brought from the Gillian valleys, to
perfect the fragrant SozoDoNT, the most whole
some, reliable and delightful article for the
Teeth that brush was ever dipped into.
"SPALDINc's GLUE, always up to the stick
ing point. nov2sth-eod1w.
The LATEST PHENOMENON il fluid with
out sediment and without bad smell, that re
news the youthful honors of the head, how
ever time may have blanchsd them, repeating
rhe hue OF nature to shade. This marvel of
science is PHALoN's "vrAL1A," OR SALIVA
TON FOR THE HAIR. 1t stands alone.
Sold By all druggists and fancy goods deal
ers nov2sth eod1w
Thieues! KSAyEs SWINDLERS ~!
These ara mild terms with which to designate
these mean contemplate adventurers who
have been induced by the high reputation
which Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has won,
to put up and offer for sale worthless imita
ion of this celebrated medicine. Remember,
that DR.. Pierce's private Stamp, which is the
only Positive Guarantee Of Genuineness, should
be upon every package. This private Stamp
issued by tho U. S. Government expressly for
stamping Dr.. Pierce's medicine, has upon 1t
his portrait name aud address, and the words
"U. S, Certificate ofGenuincness." Don't set
swinded by men calling themselves DR.. Sage.
Dr.. Pierce Of Buffalo, n. T., is the only man
now living that has the right and eau make
the original DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Sold by druggists or sent by mail on receipt
Of sixty cents.
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S HIPPIN G. N E w s.
Wcnihcr Along che Coast.

POKT Of NEW YOKk, JANUARY Ia, lS7O.
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
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Us Destination.
CLEARED.

illard.
Ship Betty tNG) Nutzhon, Antwerp via Phiadelphia-H
KOop Il Co.
Bark Ceres NG,, Gruneberg. Liverpool-Funch, Edye
Co.
Bark Eureka, Holloway, Antwerp-D Dewolf.
Bark John Boulton Br), Lindsey Puerto CabeloDale,
Bliss g. Co.
Bark La Ciguena, Wheeler Havana-Lawrence Giles &
Co.
bark Voltage (Br). Aud. Sharpness Edmiston
Co.
Brig Annie Gardner, Gardner, Demarara-Mner Hough
ton.
Brig Isis Br), Simmons, st Pierre, Mart-H vatable
Son.
Brig Sarah Emma Carter, Havana-Thompson & Hun
ter.
Brig Kodiak, Downing, Havana-F Tai bot & Co.
Brig L Wadsworth. Bailey, Cardenns-Brett Son Co.
Brig Nellie Hustled Mnoney, Cienfuegos Brett Son Co.
Brig H Pitt (Br), Locke, Bermuda Middleton 4 Co.
Brig Woodland, Mankin savannah--Murray, Ferris Co.
Schr Matlde tBr), Stevens Carthagena-R RDon Munoz
Schr d Endicott, Lordand, Havana Thompson Hun
ter.
schr Minnehaha Kennedy, Savannah Bentley. Miller
Thomas.
schr Knowles Small, Savannah-Sir,pson Clapp
Schr Ward, Inman Barnorc-N l. McCready Il Co.
Schr Dart johnson, Stamford.
Schr G Acken, Hobble. Stamford
Schr Sai1e Burton, Palmer, Stamford.
Schr Evelyn Burger, Stamford.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

49,
A BS0LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
n courts OF different States legal everywhere deserons
&C. sufficient charge In advance ADVICE Iree
+. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, 363 Broadway.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
IA States deseron, &C., suncient cause, egaI eVeryr
where No fee in advance; publicity advice free.
NJ HOUSE, Counsellor, &C., ~ Nassau street.
nR f. b. FOOTE AUTHOR OF "MEDICAL COMMON
Sense may be consulted in person by letter at his
office 100 of East Twenty eighth
street Olco hours from ~ A. N. TIL T. n. Consultation
free. u.
a rII,HAU'S GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL-PURE AND
M reliable, obtained from fresh and healthy vers ana
by produced. Sold by all respectable
drugrists j. MILHAU'S SONS 16S Broadway, New York.
THE SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY,
240 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Manufacture and have constantly hand for SALE Weigh
Lock, Railroad Track Hay, Coal, Cattle, Warehouse and
every variety Of smaller Scales.
No scale before the public possesses the sensveness
simplicity rgidty accuracy, durability, compactncsr
facility and exactness Of adjustment and adapaby any
location which belong TO the
SAMPSON COMBINATION,
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STKAMER PARTHENIA. from Saybrook for New York,
blew out OF her ues the 18th inst severely scadng
the two engneers one Of whom subsequently died. Vessel
towcd into Madison.
STEAMER WILLIAM Cook, from New York Jan IS, at
Pm, for Perth Amboy, went ashore New Brighton 81,
same night at O'clock during the thick fog got on ui
high water and proceeded
BARK DAVID NICHOLS, wyman, from Milk River ia, for
New York. reported into Charleston eaky
I'd inst lat S0 lon 81 encountered heavy gales during
which sprung leak and put In for repairs Dec Robert
BRIG ALTON fBr) Elliot from Aquin for Boston, arrived
at Inagua SOh ut leaky had experienced heavy eastey
gales and was dschargng and would probably be con-
demned.
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The question was next taken on the preamble to
the substitute, and 1t was agreed to by vote Of 10
to "a.
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the personal exertions II Is said. OF Senator Chan
dler. Subscriptions are still coming In ana the lund
will probably amount to sl25, 600.
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The announcement OF the vote was greeted by ap'
plause in the galleries.
The following Is the bill an passed.
JOINT HEeOLUrIoN DECLARING VIRGINIA ENTITLED TO
DIFFERENTIATION coNaREss
Whereas tho people OF Virginia have adopted constitution
republican In form and have In all respects conormed to
authorizing the submisson OF the constutons Of virginia.
Mississippi and Texas to Of the people, and authorz
ing the election Of State officers provided the said cons
tptons and members Of Congress- approved April H. 1863;
Resolved That the said State of Virginia entitled to re-
presentation In the Congress OF the United States.
THE HOUSE POST OFFICE
Mr.. TANNER, (rep) or N Y, from the Committee
on Public Buildings. reported q resolution to carry
out the arrangements heretofore made for the re-
mOval OF the House Post ONCE and the change OF
committee rooms.
The House then, at twenty minutes past i've
O'Clock, adjourned till Monday.
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Passed. Through He'll Gate,


Steamship Acusnnet Rector New Bedford for New York.
with ndss ..n and % To rsrsu:on Wood 3D.
in ballast, to Winchester 4 Co.
Brig Whitaker, Macomber, Lubec for New York, with
Brig Rio Graade Taylor, Norwich for New YORK.
schr julia Wallace Calais for New York, with lumber &C.
schro + Hinds clendenin, CALAIS for New York, with
schr Abbie ingalls,, ingalls,, Calais for New York. with
schr Newton Gates Calais via Providence (whers she
ssh eass q @ ss Masba for New lew yo with
sehr I asy Haskins Portland for New York. with um
seSrS asAdan Miller, Portland for New York with hum
schr Lady Franklin, Hawey, Gloucester for Philadelphia
s sssr AHsss sssea s Ksy asoa iG eI
schr A Cranmer, Cranmer, Boston for Philadelphia.
York
schr Naiad, Phnney Boston for New York.
Ns~ for York.
sshr ai Menean F ssw FOR
schr Kate Callahan Gr,ilng Providence for New York.
as s'T asf
ssSr Justine Keen Sswpors New York
NsM H S sS
schr Perne shsed MsoHs Point % for Ne New & York
W.
s r x M.Esn s9r Ssw York
Ssx sfT sy.s S SsK xE York
Schr NJ Tice, Tice, New Haven for New York.
Schr Luna, Smith. New Haven for New York.
Schr Richardson Nelson, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr New Regalus, Halock, Bridgeport for Now York.
Schr Mercer, Wasson Bridgeport Tor New York .
schr W Thompson, Lane, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Sarah Maria, Helm, Oyster Bay for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Flora, Smith, Jacksonville for New Haven.
Scnr Judge Runyon Lewis, South Amboy for Bridgeport
Schr Merriman, -, Ezabethport for Fall River
Schr Old Zack Lynch, Elizabethport for New Haven.
Schr 4 Collins, Hill, Ezabethport for New Haven.
Schr Margarea, Ponder Elizabethpor for Glen Cove.
Schr Mist, MuneOn, Weehawken for New Haven.
schr Louisa Frances Kelly, New York for New Bedford.
Schr Bartlett, Riker, New York for Goose Island.
Schr Haze, McLcrmer, New York for Greenwich.
Schr Lawson, Sackett, New York for Stamford.
Schr Hyland, Lych, New xork for Roslyn.
Schr 9 Downing, sherman, New York Tor Glen Cove.
Schr Geo Wood, Buckley, New York Cow Bay.
Schr j. + Mead, -, New York for Oyster Bay.
Schr Swan Knapp, New York for Oyster Bay.
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.sA III -xxA -~~'s
ARRIVALS.
GrronrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


Steamship Columbia (Br) Dumbreck, Glasgow Dec "a,
with mdse and 81 passengers Henderson Bros. Expe-
renced strong westerly gales the entire passage Jan H.
lat &c passed steamship Caledonia hence FOR Glasgow.
Steamship Lafayette Fr), Roussan, Havre Dec 81, via
Brest Jan at pm, 81 passengers
Mackenzie. Encountered head winds until Jan 6,
when a tremendous westerly gale commenced blowing,
which 36 hours from the Sh the wind has been blow
inc sharp gale from NV.
Steamship Eagle Greene, Havana Jan 8, via Nassau MP,
10TH with mdse passengers to the Atlantic Mail Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Alabama, Limeburner Mobile via Fernandina
Jan TO- with ndse and passengers to the Florida Railroad
Co. Jan l2 OF Hatteras passed schr Annie iss bound
13th off Five Fathom Bank steamship Lord hence for
New Orleans
Steamship Virgo Quick Savannah Jan H. with dse and
to Murray, Ferris Co. Jan H. 20 miles Sc of
Absecom, passed brig Lewis Clark. bound N.
Brig Helen Pbnney lof Portland Boyd Buenos Ayres
VA Montevdeo 10th, with wool and hides, to Miller
Houghton. Crossed tho Equator Dec II in Ion 49, had light
winds and cams to Bernuda and been days from
that point with norhery winds; Nov % lat 3S IL s,
lon 6e5 spoke bark Bismarck (NG steering s. Dec 5, lat
Ing all WELL lh, lat 32 S, lon 45 ship British Empire
(Br) from Sunderland for 22d lat 10 NJ lon 49, bark
Adene (NG) 80 days from Rio Janero for Batmore
~ lat 80 A. Ion ~ brig Robert Move, from Martinique for
New York.
Brig Jenny DAM Laurezen, Porto Cabelo Is days, In
ballast, to Boonen, Graves C Co. Had fine weather.
Schr Emma Green, Collins Savannah days. with lumber
O s a
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SAILED
Marine Disasters.

Barks Paul, Rotterdam BRAZIL Havre L Stocker, Ma,
tanzae
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-08
From the New York Times.l
How Bismarck Prepared for War.

PARIS, Aug. 30.-I have learned to-day,
from very well-informed source, some
curious facts regarding the Prussians
espionage. One of the present writers of
Cologne Gazette was fer a long time one
of the editors of the Paris journal lie
Temps, was well received at the Ministries
as he was supposed to be warm friend
of France, and was decorated. At the
time of the formal declaration of war he
bolted suddenly from Paris, being afraid
that he would be arrested as spy. He
is Prussian by birth, and his name is
Becker. Another Prussian named Simon
was one of the editors of the Ministerial
organ of Paris, the C0nstitutS0nneI His
salary as editor was only 1926 a month,
and he had no private fortune; neverthe-
less he kept up large establishment, had
a carriage, horses, ETC., was we'll received
at the Ministers, had free access to the
best sources of information, and was de-
corated with the Legion of Honor. As
soon as the war was declared he, too, made
off for paris unknown. Both Becker and
Simon distinguished themselves in the
Paris papers by the violence of their arti-
Giles against Prussia. This system of
Bismarck's is perfect.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-08

W;mnffen capitula ted, and Louis Napo-
leon came in and gave himself up to King
William.
Before the surrender took place, how
ever. a portion of the French army had
fed across the border into Belgium.
Sedan itself is but eight miles from the
frontier, on the other side of which lies
the Belgium town of Bouillon, from
which SO much of our news has come.
Close to the frontier, the ground is billy
and thickly covered with wood, and SO
favored the retreat of large body of
French troops in that direction. How
many thus fed it is impossible to say.
The Emperor himself was urged to take
refuge in Belgium, but according to one
account, he was to i'll to make the
Journey. The inference from his own
letter is that he would not abandon his
army. which is much more creditable to
him than anything else in his whole mill
tary career, except the fact, if it be one,
that he was so shocked by the horrible
carnage of Wednesday which he wit
messed, as to insist upon a capitulation
against the protest of the younger officers.
1t is natural to suppose that man so
full of craft as Louis Napoleon, had some
Interior view in surrendering 100000
French soldiers rather than risk another
battle and accordingly, we hear that he
is trying to make terms for the continu
ance of his dynasty, as provided in the
now useless plebiscitum of last May. His
son has fed from Mezieres into Belgium,
and, when last heard from was at Chi
may, few miles north of the frontier,
and midway between Avesnes and Mez-
ieres. Nobody believes he will ever go
back to reign in Paris, and so, already we
see the jest of Bismarck proved true; who
when asked how much the war would cost
France, replied, 1.-TWO Napoleons at least"