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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
Dcnnsrfas> ben 21. Mpril 1870
I'm unlere Mbpnntnttn.

BIr baben pieie @p@e an aQe Mbon>
renten bic Elm Sabr uno barber in,
3ddRAnbe fnb, per goit @e&nunsen &C.
fanbt unp bitten bieltlben ni9t unbeaa=
tst III lafen, oter ii& bamit ~ traiten,
bab tte S@ulo nur cine tleine lti fons
cern 3u b~eeenten, ba6 aue uniere Ginnabz
men aus iol&en tletnen SOFTEN betteben,
u. ferntr su bebents,,, bab ALE unlere@us>
8aben Baor fino unb brittens .;u
bebenten> baB mir fein &r6iu6 iino> oer
ntr INNER 70 aus Dem Cad bc!en fann,,
obne Elm Beourfnib ;u iplren> aud
tinmal tpitoer ttpus binein gu feden.
NQen uniern Greunoen unb prompt
aablenoen Mbcnnentsn unitrn Danf unp
bie9erf9sruns. tab ie ni&t in bie&la0t
tinse{4lo6tn fno> an bic fol9enbe tleine
ater ber;lide Mabnun9 Sebt:' d
saumfeliee aufsepaRt!
Nle Diejeni9en. bic $40 81 SABRE uno
barber iduleen, uno BON Der ibnen 9e>
fanpten &e&nuns feline Noti3 nebmtn,
uno bic gum 1. Moi 1870 ni9ts Don
f@ bSrsn lu7en, perpen nit ooltn Na=
men, @obnort uno Betra8 Der S@ulp,
publi3trt> bamit anoere fi& BOT ibntn biz
tim f1nnen> uno nidt 9lei@ un6 bur@
fel&e nadldlfse Snoivipuen S@aben er>
letpen.
Musn bsnen> bic BE 3eituns beReIeu,
@ie cine 3eitlans onnebmen> unb bonn
~auf Der Yoft Serpei9ern obne ibre @@ul>
ben ~ bt;ablen, sebt Is dbnli@ -.
Der 9trauS9eber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
: Gin 0ice. Gouf,Itn Q8tsnepes.4

Das rgoltsblatt" beri@tet inter BEN
ia. April: r>,k .,.s i, }t.,,,,~, -. fs
~slue Btnnepe8 wiro beri@tet bob
@sneral Oscar Malmrp6 Der Ser.
:@taaten @onful ta1tlbf, ben Necatteur
E;ber. repplutiundren mNew Nation", &ez
binipr, gum 8ice.@ onlul, 'er1aI,t bat.
80 f@ttnt pemna@, bab Der @enerol nod
etne anpsre :Sebne auf 1einer, Bcgen
bat unb feline Reift mad tGbttaBo ,.f@
,petl auff. BsGafbinston aussse.bnt baben
mirb." 49,. '3FE".f"& =. "0"'' 2''E -
@tr boben bierlbtr ni&ts "Ndberee
.1ernomu,en; 8lauben aber %arnebu,tu III
t6nnen, bob obiBeM ittbetluno &penieRena
gum Fbeil auf etntu, .Srrtbuu1 btrutt,
ea bteielte barauf binbeutet, eab 9er.
Malmros f@ ~weni9Ren6 ineoanitto au(
elmer pelitil@enM iifon bs7noe unb atpor,
foIte f@ bic &i@tt9teit Der AniteQuna
jeues @iee<@ oniuls befdtteen, cine Mifz
fon TN SntereGe berSniur9enten ober te,
renolutiondren Yartet an, &sp @iser, BE-
re, propiioril9e &e8ierune, {elbft ,penn'
fl, de facto befebt, big jeBt nod ni@t
BON BET Ser. Stouten Reeterun8 aner=
tannt 1T. Sc marpe ful9lt& nt@t am
plabe unb iebr unbiplomoti1@ itin, eintu
Vi eez@onlul fit Die @tr Staatet, an
jet1en1 plabe 81 trnennen, pel@er aus>
l@(te6li@ bas Sntre0e jtner rt1oluttos
tdren partet portet Y~ertritt, wel@e BE
jeBt IN teiner @eiie Don un1erer &esie:
run9 antrfannt miro. "| |"}!'. "
Auberoem liesen tiplomatil@t Ser
barblun8en gang auber ben, Berei9e unit
an1tlt@en Gunftionen a>nerifanilder@cn'
{ulen, NIT Au6nobme eini9er fpe;ieler
GdQe, wel@e bier ni@t porlieeen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
Stride unb S@ule.

W6breno beute nod Elm Ibeil Der Re<
Aieruneen Guropas Die @nerfennunS e.
ner Staatsfir9e al8 @runobeoin9un9
elmer euten &e9ierune fir notbwenota
era@ten, batten wir biaber e%eelaubt, eab
ooS Yroblem ousemeiner Toleranj IN ZEN
Ser. @taaten sel1f 0i unp pab, oIetn
ouf bic prin3ipien Der Moral 0e1iyt
obne ir9eno cine &elioiun oireft ~ inter
RiBen, oos ameritanil1c @olf ieper
@laubenSform slei9en G@ub 9e>pdbrt.
Reli9i5ie Eoleranj uno reli9iSle@ lei&>
belt fino @ruuobetimmun9en, wel9e To-
ppbl in bic Contribution oe6 8unre8 ale
AUDI per ein3elnen Staaten oufsencmmsn
Gno ; unp nit tbnen 1T un1er @olf5ihu@
len<@yftem 8e9ranret auf oieltlbenp rin<
;ipien, inni9 ucrtunpen.
Sn neuelter 3eit fno Beme9un9en i'm
Bon9s, msl9e ron bielen alsemeinen
@runozprin3ipie fart ubnei@en.
Sbalei& bis isbt nod cine tleine uno
l9wabe Gaftiun,, aber .heite. eifrieer In
ibren Beirebunsen, fnpen mir bereit6
cine puritanii9e Srsonilation, mel@e
@ott uno bic Bibel, 1opie cine Ipe;if14e
3eltsion natlrli6 nah ibrer inoipis
oueucn @nii6t- bur4 Elm ENHANCEMENT
3ur @onfitptton unertannt ,pi0en p,u.
Da baS sGrauenzS timmre@t bertits
olS Is. Mn,enpement por9eldlasen III, 70
ourften @ott unp ne 8ibel ols 17tes
Enhancement ibren plab 9!ei& na@ ben,
19Snen Sc l9le9t in Der Contribution e.
balten !; uno 1T es ni9t 81 y%ertpunrern.
pab bic raoifalen Tubrer uno Gdbrerinz
men fit Stimmre@t obne unterl&iec
peS @e]9lt9teS, nnei1en8 r aud eifrt9e
&dmpen fir Die Bibelfra9e fino. llniere
peut]9en @@wdrmer fir @el@ls@tslo08z
felt oes Stimmre@teS iolten fi9 pies BE-
1onpers ad notam nebmen> ba biele in
BET &eael raoifal unaldubtoet @eltoer>
be1erer bier In cine 1ebr erbauli@e@e ieQ>
I9aft fcnn,en >pirpen, 1olte ibr' Yrinjip
Der @el@le9tslpfAfeit res Stimmre@tes
- tpas jebo@ fir lanse Sabre nod un>
m19li6 1T - in Gorm beS@e leBe6 an8e>
1pr1r1erl Ipercen. ,g~'
Weit ndber aber. als bieles porldufo
lebte Ger Nmenoements itebt unS Die
S&ulfrase. Ginerieit6 fnoen mir bier
cine Yartei 3unddit &%atboliten, ,pel6e
Gbeiiuns Der @@ulfones in ben einsel>
men Staaten unter bic. ne1@iecenen reliz
aiSlen @eeul9aften, &ir&en uno @etten
i'm &erbdltnib sur Mn3abl tbrer reipettiz
Den @@ulfinper beanipru@en uno beflr>
rporten ; anbererleitS 1T cine 8epe9une
imGntfeben,, bauptid@li6 BON protetanz
teri uno unter tbner, pprs19li@ ben, purttz
tanilAen @merifanertbum ~au68ebenc.
tpelde bic tn perldispenen Stdpte1 be,
linton ansere9te Graee: eas 2elen te,
Bibel unp ben Observation-Disclosures III ben
56entlt&en S&ulen a~uf3uteben, 5iEttatr
Staats< 'uno polttiiaen Gra9e d Aeu,a@l
baben, nno auea nur m5sli&tn 6ebel in
.Bepeeun8, leSsn, am ben, ssfentli@en
S@ulen eineu toufeFoneuen GbafSattttti,
3u nerleibeu.
Beiet 8tRrstunsen, 8tpiuisxasn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
Der pabf,t unffeblbar":

! &C. III polbra&t.@ Das Oetumeniide
,@oncil,' bef@lob, am Ia. Mpril, am erQz
men Donnertas, tas Dogma Ter llnftbl>
bartlett ees Yap0eS 'anjuuebmen. 8eiz
rabe 600 Bildbfe fimmttn fit oaSDpo
ma uro tein Gtinsiser raseeen. Vivat
Napoleon! .'t""' .:4.~s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
Il riprunA Der gprpnerS =

uriprun8 Der goronerS >
9urY. lleber ben uripruns Ger 60
ronerSz Sury in Gn9lanp miro beridtet:
@ineHrou in 2oncon bate feds Minz
net perloren, auein es fanp riid esnno@
Elm Mann, esr ben Mu,b bate, ibr fee
benter @atte AZ percen, ni9t rie c6 fih
lpdter b:rausaeute, um has 2tebesaldd
nit ibr ;u 0enieben, 1onbern ut, eem0erz
|i&mineen isiner @orSanser auf tieSpur
3u fonme1. -:
@inise Monate lang Iebte tas Yaar
eludIi& in dulci jubilo uno bic a!Qdli>
DE Satin erSdblte ibrem iebtnten Sc
benseefdbrten oft, ,pie 9lidli@ }tin &c.
trasen fe made i'm .@erelei@. 3u, Dc,
1runtenbeit &obbeit unp untreue ibre,
fraberen Minner. -1..,
Der febente Gbeberr 8laubte nun biz
Spur 9efunpen ~ BADEN, UNI ben i@nel,
len. 500 leiner feds @or8dnser entbedena
81 t5nnen. st 9ins bdufser aus, blitt
Nbeno8 ldn9er aus unp heute 1@ Cam,
ale pb ct betrunten lei. MnFan9s madts
ibm bic Grou liebeoolle @orwlrfe, jpdte'
ober, "a Ct ouf 1einer unorrentliaen Sc.
kbenspeile bebarrte, fan, IS III beftt9eu
F8ormirfen uno Drobun9er. 49,,
Gine6 MbenpS fam er mad 6au{e uni
fellte ti& total belofen unit. Serfel als,
balo ani&etnlt@ in ben tteften S@laf
Die Brau sine in bic Sale uno 9lautte
nun lei Elm pa6enper Ausenblid oetou1z
men, I'M, f@ ibres febenten Mannfs ~
%entleoi9en. ~
sic l9mol; 8lei, nabm einer tleiner
Trt9ter uno ndberte fi4 ibrem Manne
UNI ses ibm, 3peifelsobne, in6 Sbr 81
8ieben. :..: .......
Or betruntene S@ldfer bielt es nun
fur pa0enb, nii@tern unp wa@ ~ 1per.
ben uno bic er1aunte Trou beim S@opf
III fafen uno 3u einem &idter ~ fQbren
Sc nuroe cine unterlu6una nnaefteQt
bic feds &6rper ibrer frlberen Mdnne,
beraasse0raben UNI. man fanp bel aler
zen untrdsli9en Bepeis, rab fe. turd
nafelbe Mittel 81 .ibrem Eope setommer
paren, NIT Dem ,fie bas 2eben ibres lebs
ten Mannes .beprobt bate. Sie= blet'
ibre S@u.p an benz @alsen. Differ
8orfaQ bate bic a%u9eu1eine Mufmertian1z
feit 10 lebr in Nnipru@ g%e1crnu,en.. bob
IN, dbnltde Morptbaten III ptrbdte1, ppel
~, es,x II - n .e.A asfn1nnt s%aSerhn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
Wllt8 tflp8!-S eineu1 fin

&lles If loS!-Sn tinem flip9
eeutihen 8latte lief man:
A. ves5n Seferrei@ 1T nun Au 8 los ~
ets S@ule fcnfei1onslos, tte85lter 9elbz
log, bic S@uloen 3abQos, bic Steueru
enolos bic Mini1er ratblcs, Die &er>pirz
.run9s 8rensenlos, bic Gage troRlos, bic
pr.ie Sottlps. BE Gbeattr f@anles, Die
@itten 3ieeuos, bic Auffldrun9 birnlos,
hi, AnmaBun9 mablp9, ybif ,S6minoelei
Bren,enlos, uno brt&t e bort traenruu
LOG, y fnb ratarli& bic 2ibsral:n i@ulb<
los." ts sa~
= oil 9niusis gpnaituf, u,u een<
pentton bs!&leb bsntt nit Al, s8esen Fl
|gamne1. bud shn Separat.ggtp he
Graukhss ttnnaredtSfraee lSlsh e@6S(lm
Ut @tfimmunS ,erlslsefM
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
4eue Brief. Rarfeu.
Die aus8ab,e beritlben bur& bas 81
ntral>poftant in @aibtnSton bat lsbterl
Dcnnertfa9 b~eBbnnen. .9l hHr9>4iM ~~-
9: 0aeertlftanaf ron Tert Snentne.

.Die 9aus> Committee fit !Miit6rr=
NnBelesenbettea bat tef&lcNeu, cine BiQ,
fit cen @ertauf ber Sort Smelling &ez
it,nattor NIT Auenabn,e BON 1000 &der
2anb tin,uret&en. q Sort 2ear.ey in
Soma foll ebsnfale :Yertauft tretpen. 3ttn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
Cine nod nusetaltere Rapu3iner.
- @rebiet1 an Die. 96Aenbie.
= ner beS 3s1larS. ,.

@laubet ia ni&t, bab i'd bier yorGu&
febe, I'm, Gu@ fanftmltbt9 ben Bret uu.s
lolt @aul III }@u1ieren. Nein. ,,ein.
Sd febe bier, UNI Gu& jju iaeer,, ,uas
SIR NIT Refpeft 3u melbtn - fir
M1en den ieit. Dob tpas =fae' i'd? Sbr
'feip gar feline @enl@en SIR fftib ;pet<
betnise> 1btere 7obne Gepern. SIR itip
BON &Qera etpa6 uno i'm @anaen oar
ni&ts. @om Gitl batt Sbr bic @er<
ftodtbeit, BON, Slid eas talte 8lut, BON,
6a1en bic Monfdetten, bonn q&aut.el bic
laRtrasenoe @epulo.' 'Ni9ts III, orcb an
Gu@, ais bad Maul, unb Nt@ts 1T rpeit
in Gu@, als paS, @emi0en.~- 90 erob
ober &uer Maul 1T, 70 tlsin uno tleinli@
1T Cure @efnnun8; unb 10 >peit Guer
@emtnen 1T. 70 eng uno teenet 1T Cure
Mnfi@t. Mi@t6 1T be1pesli9 an Gua,
ola Der 3opf unb Mi@ts 1T an Gu@, ols
Guer @elpbeutel. Mber IL lei9t 3u be,pe>
gen Guer 3opf it, 70 (9usr III beme9en
III .Guer @emltb, unit 70 tief Guer @elp>
beatel 1T, io Fa@ uno oberRd9li@ .fnb
Cure @runcidbe. Cure :Men1denltebe
reidt ni@t rpeittr als bic Gablb6rner eiz
ntr S@nede unb Guer @boratter 1T ni@t
feFer ol6 Elm bo!b9ebodener ptannta@en.
Guer 6auptbu9 1T &u@ bas Bud Der
@etSbett, unb ~@oQ unb 6aben", @repit
uno Debit fnb bte betoen pole, UNI nell
DE f@ Cure @eeanfentpelt prsbt. Neit
ber &rdmereQe u1ebt Sbr ba6 @enie, ouf
p:r 1&mubiaen &dltmaaee rpd0t Sbr ben
@eub ber @en59en al, uAp Der &lona
pes Dol1ars Gebt ltlten 9eb5rO 1T Cure
6aruonie oer Spbdren. Sbr ttnrt ttine
Greunpe, ol6 9anrd6freunbe uno bic
B5rle 1T Cure STRIDE, in pel9er Sbr BOT
Dem aQmd&ttsen Shannon big Anta@t
pt,ri@tet.
@ann ptr0ie6t SIR Gbrdnsn? @c<
BALD Sbr i&arfen Reerrettie ebt!- unp
mann >uercet. 9br parm? @snn Sbr
binter'm 0fen bodt!-@ sn liebt Sbr
am metfen? Gu@ ftlbal- lnb ,pc,,
liebt Sbr an, &ueni96en? Guren Nd&>
fen - @aS 1T Guer @laube2 @elnl
- @oS 1T Cure 3ofnun9? Glib
@as babt Str I'M 5er3en? Gar ri&ts
= laubt nt&t Sbr 3ub5rer, bab Id
@tni8e BON gu@ nur: I'M @erin0Ren rot
allen uebrieen 1or3iebe. Nein! 9br
9lei&t @u@ Nue 70 febr, >pie Elm Grid
ben, anpern. llno mibte t@ ben @@Ie@.
teften pcn Gu@ &pdblen, t@ rpilrre ben
erfen 8eRen pon Gu@ >ebn,en >np tdtte
mid in Der @obl nt@t eetdu(@t. Guer
6odmutb bat fein 3iel, uno @uer Dim
tel bat feline @renie; Cure @lrbe bat
feinen Nnfan9> unb Cure @elp8tey bat
fem gnpel Mnneu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
@cncral 2cpe3 teot+

Gin teleerapbilde Depei6e uon Dem
@on1ul per Mreentine Reputlif 3u 2cnz
por, an ieinen @slancten in Bd'bin9ton
mtlret rob Der Diftator 2ope; tuct unc
Der &ric9 folAli@ gu Gnre 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
Meue @olofeloer in @e6tep,

Depelden Don Sata' Sc teri6ten, oa6
9robe @olcla0er o6t Meilen idpli@' pun
Barney Citation entpedt >porren fine,
'uno Der 3ulauf na@ ben ,,euen Glrpra<
Dos 1T gang ertaunli@. =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-21
Mn uufereM 9enten.

Wir mlHen unitre 9erren N9tntet
trineeno srlu@en, ALE @elbtr, Die ibnen
Don M%bonnenten be3ablt tuerben ioslei&>
na@ @b3us etmaiser llnfofen, einjuftn@
ben, ba font lei9t eineu1 Nbonnenten, Der
}einen8 erpfi&tunssn na@etfommen> I'M
redh Ael9eben fSnnte.
The New York herald., 1870-09-15
Our Cotton Crop for fS7O.

Sufficient data has been received upon which
to base a calculation of the amount Of our cot
ton crop for 1S69-7O. The whole number
of bales, IL is estimated, will reach over three
million two hundred thousand--being an
increase Of over eight hundred thousand bales
upon the crop of 1868-69-or, In cash, about
eighty million dollars. This is the best kind
Of reconstruction. II knocks the pins from
under the Congressional ultra radicals in the
most effective manner II shows that tho
recuperative powers Of the South cannot be
too highly estimated, and that when the
energies Of her people are rightly directed
they are certain to achieve signal success.
The cotton crop of lS6S-69 put the Southern
ers on their feet; that Of ls63-70 will set them
fairly in motion on the high road of their former
prosperity. Furthermore, it is gratifying to
know that the Southerners the present year
have raised an unusual amount Of corn and
wheat and other substantial products, and
hence will not have to purchase SO heavily as
heretofore from the West and North. They
will thus be enabled to hoard their surplus,
so that in few years, if Providence con-
tinues to smile upon their luxuriant soil, they
will have the satisfaction of knowing that they
possess in abundance all that man can expect.
To Southern energy. then, rightly directed,
We say God speeds
The New York herald., 1870-09-15


J-Advertisements
acknowledgements.
3-The War: Failure OF M. Tniers' Mission 10 Eng.
land; NO Immedate Prospect OF Peace; Spe-
cal Appeal to the American Nation from Paris;
klerce Bombarlment and Gallant Defence Of
Strasbourg; Tie Fortress on the Point of Sur
render; &c man Uhlans Defeated Near Paris:
Paris Almost Entirely Surrounded by the Prus-
slan Arny-Aquatics-B Fiends In Gus
tody-New York City News.
4-Europe: Special Mail Reports Of the Battles Of
!iouzon and Sedan; Discipline, Energy and
Bravery OF the Prussians; Napoleon and Mac
Mahon IN Council Before Bonapartes Fail; The
Movement-Bro0klyn City News--Persona In
tellgence.
5-The Presidents Movements: His Arrival and
Reception IN Freehold n. j.; Complimentary
Dinner and Speech Of the President--The City
Census: Marshal Sharpe's Reply to Mayor
Halls Manifesto; More hetters to the Herald
The Census in Brooklyn and Eewburg-The
Little ship City OF Ragusa-Suicide in West
chester Free Methodist Conlerence-Base Bal
Notes-Flnancia and Commercial Reports
Naval lnteligence-Pigeon Shooting.
6-Editorals: Leading Article on the End OF Papa
Sovereignty with the Fal OF Napoleon CsDsar-
lsm-Amdsement Announcements.
7-Editoral--Teegraphi News from all Parts OF
the World: Italian Report of the Advance to
Rome; the Papal Z0uaves Defeated in Fight;
Fenian Agitation in ireland-News from
Washington-Arrlval Of Christine Nilsson
Yachting Notes-National Carpenters and
Joiners' Unlon-Business Notices.
S-New York and Brooklyn Courts-1he Nathan
Murder: Close OF the Inquest: a Verdict Rem
dered Against Parties Unknown-Importapt
Cotton Observation-Disclosures Notes-Adyer-
tsementS.
acknowledgements.
1O-Second Day OF the FaI Trotting Meeting at
Hamilton Park New Hdven--POtcal inlelli-
gence--Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad
Burglars in Passaic, n. 1.-The Westchester
Comfy Fair-rbe late Clerical Kick-up in
MISUNDERSTANDING Observation-Disclosures
ments.
11-Adverisements.
12-AdyeriseInenls.
The New York herald., 1870-09-15
The Ccnsus--Gscnernj Walker aud I'll
11-Adverfisements.
12--AdvertlsemenlS.

II ia reported by telegram from Washington
that General Walker, Superintendent of the
Census, has addressed letter to the Mayor of
this city vindicating the taking of the census
here by tho federal officials. Exactly what
this means is not plain. II it means that Gen
eral Walker regards the federal officials as the
proper persons to take the census he will find
no one to dispute him; but If it means to vim
dicate the census as it has been taken, and to
declare and show that ii is full, trustworthy
and such as il should be, then the facts are
rather in the way. To go no further than our
own columns we have it upon the sufficient
authority of citizens who give their names
that forty-three separate residences have not
been visited. One of these is hotel. More
over, the number of persons in families re-
ported to us as not enumerated foot up to
seven hundred and tweniy-three. Let it be
remembered that these numbers represent only
those among the neglected who have public
spirit enough to care for the census and to
take the trouble to write about it. Hundreds
and thousands would pass the matter over in
silence and give it no thought. But these num-
bers are enough. There is no good reason
why single house should be passed by, ant
The only way in which the Superintendent car
proftably vindcate the census is to have al
these reported houses visited and make it un
derstood that he is anxious and eager to hear
from oil whom his subordiDates have over
looked and to compare the results Of this re-
vision with the data in hand
The New York herald., 1870-09-15
Our spec;ni lester. trcm E,ron..

The HERALD special writer's in Europe sup
ply, by the foreign mail Of the Sd Of Septem-
ber, the important and highly interesting
exhibit of the then existing condition of affairs
in the Old World which is published il our
columns to-day. Our special correspondents
speak to tho American public from the battle
fields Of Monzon and Sedan. They tell of the
terrible carnage, how the conflicts were fought
and won which brought about the fall and
exile Of Napoleon and induced already conse-
quences Of more alarming and serious import
than those which ensncd from the final rout
Of the Old Guard of France at Waterloo. From
Berlin We have q despatch which reports the
initiation of that grand German movement for
The New York herald., 1870-09-15
Europe-1S1S and 1870.

The European situation to-day forcibly
recalls the memories of 1915. In that par
ticular year the European nations felt that a
heavy burden had been removed. For the
first time in fifteen years there was chance
to breathe, an opportunity to speak. More
than that, the whole of Europe found itself
engaged in crushing common foe. We can
not say that to-day the situation is precisely
the same but it is SO like that the comparison
is Irresistible. 1915 saw q French Emperor,
and he Bonaparte, driven into exile. in
1915 the French nation was made to bow the
knee. and the French capital was occupied
by the invader. In 1915 treaties were made
painfully humiliating to France, but strong
enough to give Europe peace for almost htty
years. IN other words, and not to go too
much into details, the year 1915 marked in
Europe the commencement OF new era.
Have we not good reason for saying that the
wear 1870 Is to mark the commencement o
another new era. The treaties of 1916
are all played out. The events of $780,
1899, ls4s, 1859, 1866 mako them
of small account The events Of thi'
present year of our Lord have killed them en-
tirely. We are now, SO far as Europe is con-
cerned, to have a new point of departure. W.
are to have new congress Of all the great
Powers, a new arrangement Of the map o
Europe, fresh treaties, fresh humiliations ant
fresh triumphs. And once again poor France
] 90 proud. 90 vain. SO full OF weakness ani
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peace which has since proved 80 embarrassing
TO King William, and which may lead, svensu-
ally, to the perfection Of the bond OF liberty,
equality and fraternity in Europe, ahe peoples
grasping hands on the sites Of the hnmbled
thrones. Our writer in Rome notes the first
evidences which were given in the Holy City
of the coming effacemont Of the temporal power
of the Pope. We have also the premonitory
whispering Of the call for general European
congress, which will disbsnd the armies and
place the Christian civilization Of the day in
complete accord with the wishes and wants
Of the universal democracy.
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vanity, = to b humbled- ''Franoe contentod.
the world is at rest. Is an old saying. viii
France be contented after the trcaties of l8702
ff she cannot help It she may seem to be. 1t
is no longer to be denied, however, that the
year 1870 is a fur grander year than the year
1873. 1915 was compromise 1870 II o
settler. The Latin races are pushed into a
corner and Papal sovereignty is finally and for
ever destroyed. For good or for evil the year
1870 marks the commencement Of q new era.
We do not forget the great Reformation Of the
sixteenth century when we say that no such
revolution has taken place in Europe since
the Roman empire embraced Christianity. In
the future annals of mankind the year Of our
Lord 1870, unless we greatly mistake, will
have high and honorable place. ''
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Our CREDIT IN EUgoPE.--It Is refreshing
10 read the article on american Securities
which we copy into our money article from the
London Investment Circular. John Bull is
really beginning to think we are somebody
after all. The point made in the present case
is that the United States has always provided
for and paid off her obligations contracted
after every war, and will do 80 with the debt
Incurred in the last war.
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Disraclps Parable Of British Democracy.
Ex-Premier Disraeli has delivered en- extra
parliamentary oration. He made an address
yesterday to the members Of the Buckingham
shire Agricultural Association--a solid, sub
stantial, stiff-necked conservative set of
Englishmen, who love roast beef and plum
pudding and good prices in the Smithfeld
cattle market much more heartily than they
do French democracy, brown bread and sour
wine, and popular embargo on the bullion
in the bank at Paris. Dsraeli touched a
very delicate subject before this assemblage.
He proclaimed that the world had arrived at
the epoch and day Of vanishing empires and
rising republics" This is the doctrine as OF
old--a first hint to the money changers.
The ex-Chancellor did not, however,
carry his exposition to any very decided
point. He fell back on the conservatism
Of ssrender unto Caesar the things which are
Cesar's," and told the agriculturists that Bri-
tain can look on unmOved by the great events
which surround her. Great Britain will look at
any ything and remain unmoved just after dinner.
Away down in Buckinghamshire let John Bull
have on his ''top boots and ''knee breeches," /"
and with his hands firmly thrust down in
the pockets of the latter, and he will ask ''whos
afraid" even if an army Of hungry democrats
were at Shooters Hill. Johns city half
brothers in Liverpool, in st. Giles, in Bir-
mingham, in Manchester. iu Bradfeld, in Hud-
dersfeld, in Nottingham aud Leeds and other
places--the men who have neither breeches,
nor boots, nor shirts, nor plum pudding
don't see things in exactly the same light as
the suburban gentleman, and it is to the city
men, after all, that Disraeli speaks when he
talks Of vanishing empires and rising repub-
lies" "And he spake unto them in parabl es.
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THE ELECTIoN IN COLORADO has gone re-
publican by largely increased majorties. This
il some comfort to the radicals after the
slightly decreased majorities in Maine.
The New York herald., 1870-09-15

SHE HAS CoME.--Nilsson, the nightingale,
arrived in this city by the steamer Cuba yes
terday.