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The Case of Whittemore.

rhe Federal Constitution gives to Con-
,rcss mower to judge as to the elections,
qualifications, and returns" OF It's own menu
hers. We do not believe that under this
power Congress has right to exclude
member for any other reasons than those
implied in the grant. 1t may inquire
whether he was elected according to law
whether he has the qualifications pre-
scribed by the Constitution; and whe-
ther the returns arc in due form. But II
has no right to go further than this. The
very fact that the Constitution prescribes
Qualifications is conclusive evidence that
Congress can prescribe none. For IL Con
press may require even one qualification moi
named in the Constitution, it may require
an unlimited number. 1t may require
member to be twice as old as the Constitu
ton requires him to be, If it may exact
single qualification other than those specl
fed In that instrument. dangerous pre-
cedent was made in the WHITTEMoRE case
Congress, OF course, has perfect right te
expel member for many reasons. WHIT
TEMoRg should have been allowed to take
his seat as matter Of right, and then been
expelled.
Since the above was written we have
come across the following. 1t is from the
Philadelphia Day:
MANY will maintain that the people, who
are sovereign in this country, have the right
to determine the moral and intellectual fit.
ness of their representatives, and the right
Of the House to 'be the judge OF the eicc'
ton. returns, and qualifications OF It's own
members does not extend to the Judgment
of other qualifications than those prescribed
in the Constitution. as to the age, citizen
shin. and residence OF n member ut the time
of his election. The right OF the House 10
expei member is granted by the Constltu-
ton, and is. of course, conceded but, after
he has been expelled, and has appealed his
case to his constituents, the question arises
whether their reelection of him does not re-
yoke the Houses decision and rchabilitate
the member. The main question, however,
is, whether the House or the people shall
say who shall or shall not represent the lat
ter in the popular branch Of Congress. An
net passed by both Houses Of Congress, and
approved by the President, DISTINGUISHING
the citizens of n congressional district as to
their representation i'll the House, could
have no force of law. Yet General Logan
evidently holds that the House alone may
enact and enforce this sort of disiranchlse-
ment.'
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T,HE BRoAD-sTREET DRY G1s0ns
1 EMPORIUM D'

GREAT BARGAINS In all kinds OF sr A so,y
ABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS can be ne.
cured af this establishment, 20 we sell FOOD roc.
at fair prices. We are constantly receiyins Erw
GOODS, and are therefore displaying the lates,
styies OF the season. We enumerate some ayttcls.
our stock, and If customers win call they viii
aIa our prices reasonable. Read tho list below
ahn tnen call and ba convinced:
81 n y q ~ ED and STRIPED GRENA.
sI1SR pa nEeEs, SILKS. and aRrv..
5f;RtsfSH and PLAIN
SE9aEE b kaeh sss I'D 2sER5sA q
FlGJRES and sTkiFED oKcAsprKs an,
y WgHITE, BSEE, AND FIGURED r1ouxs.
Wsn AirE sesaassbRrcs;
SWISS s mai niA4sdIHysSSsoK, CHECKED, AND TUCK
RREkSkkk H JJ 4iN5s1 BfiFhE1
S"TT5sL ANp L ilsEk sHsE hTTf,na.s
f HssM siks kPkfs fGoSFWHsaiSS;
$SRsiE;N \ 4 AND LACE sHAwLs:
HOSIERY ;,HA;NnkEKChIEFS;
L .s,n CnLLARs; SILK FANS;
E kMeFMi2i1NRHEI kfsh h5ASGEs;
re y IL AMP ! LIMIT, MITE sIdK PARAsoLs;
S Sh1ET rb hs9 si MHTE EsHIeTs
SAssiMkREs; DoEskI ns;i Bso sAahIs
ANp hpnHL VARlETY GENERAL.
FUZZY FfIfEb aaD 0 0TTHEERbsS f fahE-
WILLIAM THALHIMER & Sons,
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CONQUERED AT LAST

An unhealthy system is generally produced by
an unhealthy stomich and the latter is L sure
indication of poor indigestion. When d.
gestion is bad every part of the entire system
must necessarily suffer, and The mind itself
shows the effects Of 1t In the low spirits Of the pa
ticnt Indigestion Is the parent of thousand inde-
scribable miseries all symptoms Of verse disor-
ders yet to come. The prcmOnitory indications
of that terror of our race -dyspepsia-every one
knows. Now, why suffer the penalties Of delay
when by the use Of MISHLER's HERB BGTTERS
not only imme date relief but positive and perma-
hent cure can be realized This celebrated house
hold remedy Is an infallible remedy for all dis
eases arising from disorGered stomach, and will
eradicate tn IN. Be reasonable with yourself, con-
suit your own Interests, throw away your phar-
macopGa prescriptions, and take a course Of
MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs. Sold by all drug
gists and dealers. DR.. s. B. HARTMAN & Co.,
proprietors Lancaster, Pa. je 20-deod&wlw
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AND CHEAP GOODS.

have just opened a new and handsome assert.
ment Of LADIES DRESS GOODS and FANCY
ARTICLES, to which invite the public to call
and examine.
Particular bargains In RIBBONS, OF all widths,
for sashes and trimmings: the latest style pom
GEE SILK PARASOLS; the latest style LACE
COLLARS, very low and handsome ladies' best
KID GLOVES size. worth SIS a full line of
ladies' and chlldren's HOSE; IRISH LINENS;
TABLE-LINEE; NAPKINS; extra bargains In
PIQUES, from 2oc., CSC, s0c ioc. and Sec, worth
great deal more sets OF COLLARS and CUFFS
very cheap: striped BERAGE Ioc. worth Ice.
plain LENOS zoe. wor' b 5oc. /; and full assor-
ment OF DRESS GOODS at New York prices
white CAMBRICS; SWISS TARLETANS at
panic prices: all shades Of SATIN for trimming
black and coored SILKS for dresses very cheap;
mems and boys wear LINENS. CUTTONADES.
Call early and secure some Of the great bargains
at No. I4ll Main street, two doors from Fourteen
street. =. STRAUSS,
je Him Agent.
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DpY fas,,s,I,.s.

nUCKWALL q ROUss, No. 1O1s MAIN
IL sTREET-JUME 81. 1s7o.-aREAT DRY
GOODS PANIC In NEW. YoRK-The Close OF
for Song. -Mr. ROUss buys Sloo, 600 OF these
Bargains.-We are Eeceiving our share Of these
from 12sc. 70 $3.50 per yard; Ladies', Misses'
Boys, and Mems Hats. every style: White and
Checked Mating. best qualify; Ribbons OF all
the elegant velvet Fringe Ribbons. We can nef-
ther enumerate the articles nor the prices.
The public and our friends In particular arc In
GAINS. je2
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DIED..

On the morning on the 22d instant, SAMUEL
ARMSTRONG Infant son OF ). Curtis and Nj. r.
Taylor, aged eight months and sixteen days.
Funeral THIS Thursday MORNING at lo5
O'Clock from residence, No. 737 Ninth street.
Friends of family invited to attend.
In Baltimore, on the est instant after llncer-
Ing illness Of five years, WILLIAM HENRY,
eldest child Of Martin Derr, formerly Of Rich
mond, Va. aged twcnty-four years and six
months.
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NE BATCHELOR'S HAIR d E.
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the world
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes inyigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by al druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BATCHELOk'o WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New ! DIRK.
lie 2-eodIyr
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~HAVING OBTAINED THE
ENTIRE INTEREST OF

US HAVING OBTAINED THE
ENTIRE INTEREST OF
JAMES E. BURRESS AND JOSEPH G.
WILLIAMS
in the late concern Of
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
l beg leave to call the attention Of my friends
to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
In order to supply the demands of my i'm.
mcnse retail trade 1 am compelled to bus in
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS,
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
My stock is replenishcd by
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
FRESH GOODS,
Is kept at all times
FULL AND COMPLETE,
is always
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
THE TRADE.
ERIoR,
PRICES AS Low AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
l invite an examination by all In want of
FIRST. CLASS GOODS
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
JOHN N. WOoDFIN, lit Main street,
between Eleventh ard Twelfth.
The following gentlemen can be found with
me, who will be pleasei to see their friends
JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS D. QUARLES
EDWIN A. WINN,
u. JENNINGS
F. V. SUTTON, Jn,
c. R. MORTON,
A. N. WO0DFIN,
je2s WILLIAM r. MCCAW.
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CEILING OFF AT. COST.

Ceiling OFF AT COST.
REMOVAL OF JULIUS sYCLE,
July LIST, from No. AIS Broaf street to the large
and elegant store formerly occupied by
Messre. William N. Bell & Co.,
MAIN STREET
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
TIRE STOCK of
DRY GOODS AT COST,
BEFORE MOVING TO MY NEW STAND.
Thankful to my friends and The public generally
for their liberal patronage while on Broad street,
l respectfully ask continuance OF the same at
My NEW STORE,
where shall always keep on hand large and
stock Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.
JULIUS sYCLE.
My STORE No. 4l5 Broad street Is FOR RENT.
lie 2ll
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@ DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MOREl ELEVENTH STREET BETW EEN
BROAD IN D MARSIlALL.--Preachln OF
EVERY LORDS DAY at IL \. u. and L. NJ.
glider J. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at L. NJ.
Seats free.
PARSONAGE, 40s Twelfth street. MY
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Me- JUNE IS, 1870.
MORE NEW SUMNER GOODS.

@ JUNE Is, 1870.
MORE NEW SUMNER GOODS.
THOMAS X. PRICE & co.
are adding to their stock by constant arrivals
COLORED GRENADINES, SO q dress to $l.5ope
yard;
Splendid assortment NEW PRINTS at 10, l21 Is,
and 20c.;
POPLINs and ORGANDIES-every price;
IRISH LINENS and SHEETING S-- ante-bellum
prices;
BLACK SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, MozAM-
BIQUES, etc.:
MOURNING GOODS Speciality, great variety;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES at prices OF
early stage of the season, although they have adj
vanced Ia New York fifty per cent. HOSIERY,
COLLARS, GLOVES, SKIRTS, ETC., etc.
Main street corner Eleventh,
jela nearly opposite post-office.
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER
lima 90 127n

June %, 1870. !
NOTICE.-TO QUARRYMEN.-S Sealed
IN proposals will be received at this office until
II O'Clock Nj. on MONDAY the 9TH day Of June,
1870 for furnishing STONE for macadamizlng
streets.
Forms OF proposals may be had upon spplica-
ton at this office.
The Committee On Streets reserve the right to
reject any or all bids offered
CHARLES q. DIMMOCK,
je 22-tJe27 City Engineer.
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@ JAPANESE CORN FILE. Price,
CSC Safe, simple, and efficient. Sold at
MEADE & BAKERS,
je Idiot 9ls Main street.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i AT TIE.OFSICE OF THE MAYOR until
tue BOTH OF JUNE for TAKING UP AND Sc
CURlhG DOGS, HOGS, AND GOATS, GOING
Bidders Will stat the price charged for every AMI
NAL taken up. The use OF the city apparatus " Ill
be given 10 the contractor.
jc 22-6t II. X. ELLYEON, Maycr,
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CLOTHING.

TOO MUCH CLOTHING
AND TOO LITTLE MONEY.
NV stock Is too large, and must be reduced In
order 10 turn 1t into money and from this time
shall offer my entire stock ut such prices Tor cash
as will please all. md give them NICE SUIT
for q little sum nj the old-established house Of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
jell 1908 Main street
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~TO THE MERCHANTS OF vIR-

M TO THE MERCHAN rs OF VIR-
GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA.-The CASH
buyers Of Virginia and North Carolina viii hnd
In our basement first f3or) duplicates of our fine
line PRINTS and elegant assortment of FANCY
DRESS GOODS which we viii cut in quantities
TO sui. them at mere commission upon the cost,
thus giving them an advantage which they do not
get In northern jobblng houses. A call from all
such Is invited.
je13 THOMAS R. PRICE co.
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y. 62i' ,, No. CT.
' 'AoHH.
We "''' ''''''e0 0"f
'oop'
~ N''''
~ WV W W.
, JAPAN SILKS and r0ph'sS all styles
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MORE LIGHT.-SILV Right
uI BURNERS, LAMPS, aud FIXTURES.
KELLOGG d GIBSON,
my 25-lm L207 Main street.
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NARDCZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
OPPOSITE POsT-OFFICE,
sre now opening large and varied assortment OF
new and elegant
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE POPLINS,
GRENADINES,
SUIT CLOTHS
and Other
DRESs GOODS.
ALSO
LACE POINTS (some very smalll,
PARAsOL COVERS,
LACE SETS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs,
LACE COLLARS.
III endless variety, that cannot fail to please.
All in want Of DRY GOODS are advised to give
us call, as our prices are IS low as the lowest,
and our assortment varied and complete.
ape2 CARDoZO. FoURQUREAN & CO.
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NET ICE-CREAMl 1CE-CREAMl!

My saloon 10 now supplied with superior quality
" of ~ |a
CREAM.
ANDREW ANToNI, Confectioner,
je2l below the post-ofTlce.
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Ask to sec the FULL-PLATE WATCH bear
ing the trademark American Watch Conn
pany," Crescent street. Waltham, Massachu-
sets" 1t Is by far the best full-plste watch
made In the United States, and surpasses any
thing heretofore made IN this country for railway
engineers, conductors, &c.
up 3o-d eod-w cow jim
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~ THE POPULAR
BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE
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We have received our
FOURTH SUPPLY OF SUMNER DRY GOODS
at unprccedentedIy low prices.
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For sale at retail by all respectable dealers.
descriptive circular, giving much useful In
formation, sent to any address on application.
No watches retailed by the company.
Address ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
General AGENTS,
lS2 Broadway, New York.
, 1870-11-14
CH1CAGU TRIBUNE; MONDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1870

mora difficult 70. tbs Doetor to keep on ha
Pank. Arriving 1t Sevnnth street tho wagon
turned mp into tho market aoAce, where khuge
bonfire bad been burning all the evening.
IhaA N1A now reduced to great pile OF en-
bers, AID through it the vehicle was drawn,
~ Which tho Doctor was fof ) moment entire
y eh5oioped. He patsed through this hery
nfncai, hoWever, unncatbed, tJ1l it tuas evident
tnst Tho excitement md the ter1ihle joltinS
of the wagon over the rough oohble atonea In
ne Market spsce we're teltng On htm-, DO
{ea = ihe aends TO stop aud let him out.
eut ou!t ttheS heeded him not Rushing aiong Soy,
and sooE reached SIKH, Wh.se another bsief
etop vac made. and 1t this point tho Doctor
vas PROVIDED with compk1ipu In hin peril
pus nae. dozen htAl1xr fel1owB seizing
no'o OF negro and th1osins him head fore
most INTO the wagon. The negro struggled
manin!Iy 70 eecaro, but the tenn soo1 datted
on ASein, 4no be and the Doctor we're thrown
INTO klnd OF involuntary anh1aae, which po-
hlnon ihey msintxined for several eguAreS,
and q l4st the wagon was sbpned in front OF
Tho tianters house, where from aheer e1-
naustion ths tenn VAS compelled to abondon
lta Work. The Doctor waa flad to yet out
tie remarked that he had tad come pretty
Iopsh experience in the yari,us canvasses he
9so mfne 1or congress in tta Sixth District
out tue pAss nlteen years, but this mid
nisht noe through the streas Of Co1ington in
N express wagon drawn BY such An unreliA-
hIa team "a9 the most fe1dnl adventure he
eser net With. No may reaark here that Dr.,
Doughty IL not the least dihealtaoad BY tie
re: ult OF the election On Tuesday last The
fetutns do not quite como i, to hia e1pecta.
t1ons, but be is Satisfied TIM: le has made ,
heavy gain on his vote OF tu, yeazs ago. HI
all continue On the track "a candidate 10,
Congress until be i lriumplAuAy elected By
, 1870-11-14

FROM fhf kIs|ET ~. III Aelca LSsftT.
Mrs. Sally Glover. Of Nottingham, n. A.,
son she picked and sold to one man eG4 worth
Of berries; besides this she sold so worth to
other parties. In al she must hava picked
over 500 quarts Of berries. She expended the
money thus obtained in the purchase OF
house and two acres Of land. She is also quite
remarkable for some other things. AT one
time her husband was spending his earnings
il, dissipation. and she concluded to bold tie
purse strings. a man camo TO claim barrel
Of ashts in payment OF rent Sho refused to
let them so, they being Of her own saving. 4
few hourt after che saw the Sheriff appro.ch-
inG with three or four men, Who proceeded to
arTeat her husband for an assault be Ind com
naitted, both parties icing evidently in fault.
Not satisfied with taking the man, they we're
about to take tho pig. In tho melee, Mrs. G,
threw scalding water on the Sherin and posse,
and was herself arrested. But, slpping out
Of side door, che got 5Fst to the pig,
than i've minutes, sold it to neisbbor for
St1. Returning, ahe aud her husband
were taken before a Justice and sentenced to
Jail Having small girl. she made tho off,
ccr take the child to j.il with them.
.. TIE husband a was scon let out, but sho
Leaf hats, and getting her and her
child's hoard at the expense OF the county; ;
It being winter time. this was very good
financial operation. This woman Of all work
not only "isys up money" oas with her hns-
brnd's earnings md her own supports the hus-
b8pd, \ daughter (by her former husband, J
and her aged mother, now about sl Teara old.
She gets many dimes ard quarters by for
tuno telling. In which rhe Is quite skiIlful,
it the testimony of loye-tick lads and lkssfos
around Particularly IL to ba taken. She il
row in ber seth year, and has been tho mother
Of thirteen children, several Of whom are now
living. Mrs. Glover weighs less than 100
pounds, and can walk twenty-five miles day,
and sho has been known to walk fifty mllea Ia
dAy.
, 1870-11-14
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION IN
BUFFALO.

DeAsTuctton OF tho Now York Central
Railrond Transfer frdight House
TWO Hundred and Fifty Freight
Cars Burned-Loaa Probably $780,
. 0OO.
From the Bugaia comm<7eiai. Nor. 10.
About haf-past / o'clock this morning
Michae ael S1yer, engineer IN charge Of the
pumping house 1t the East Buffalo Cattle
Yards, and sometimes extra wAtchman for the
railroad company. discovered fire IN tho
ttansfer freight house. Little south Of the
centre Of the structure WIS come If
teen hundred and thirty feet in length, run
ring so1ther1y. from Eoint nezr william
street. When frat seen the fire Was bursting
out under the caves of the transfer house.
There is 1umor that tire WAS discovered at
two or three different points in the building ut
The same time, which would seem to justify
suspicion thst incend:szies were at work.
a portion OF the Fire Department proceed
ited supply OF water, was unable to arrost the
progress Of the flames, although streams
wete brought to bear upon tue houtherly ex-
tremity Of the structure.
=, Through the efIorta Of Mr. Slyer,
tso,;a tho fire was prevented from ex-
hastily got up steam On Ills '.pony
engine, and, being provided With sufficient
quantity Of hose, succeeded in preventing the
enczoachraeDts OF the aames By PLAYING upon
the fences, loading ..chutea,T et.
The wlnd for time was from the north
west, blowing tie h1mea IN y direction which
Threatened more serious damage; but, chop
ping arcurd to tic southwest, they were car
ried in direction which materially lessened
tho dapger~
A vislt to tho spot this morning presented
wide scene 0f devastation There appeared
here and thero an iron car standing apparent
y. though not really. unha1med among the
dttris. One gentleman connected with this
road, with whom our reporter cunversed, put
the humber of cara destroyed 1t four hun
died. while others put tho number At only
four hundred aud fifty.
Some three hundred OF tho compauy's work
men we're engaged this morning In removing
the IcmaiEs Of tho burned cars and clearing
the ride trncka, and before night 1t Ia likely
everything viii be ont OF the way. The main
tracks we're not o5strucred, and 90 there Was
no inpcdiment to the passage Of regular
trains.
A number Of the cars 1eatroycd were loaded
With lumber belonging to tho company, des-
tined for tho Fast, while others contained
freight intended to 60 IN the sAme direction
this morning. The transfer house was empty,
and the loss, therefore, ia only what the
building cost, but We wete unable to get the
figures.
There was, We understand, no insurance, "a
tho Central Company ins1rea its own proper
t.. There had been no tsfc in the Hausfcr
Aouse; aud 1t is believed TINT the tire, II not
occasionod by spark from the locomotive Of
the midnight train going East.-as most Ike
ly ii waB,-was the work Of an incendiary.
The loes, according to the estimate OF those
competent 10 judge, will not fall short Of
$500, 600.
LATER.-Wo have been informed, zinco the
above Was written. that the number Of freight
cars destroyed will exceed three hundred, and
that tho amount OF 1oes, therefore, must be
somewhat in excess Of the sum stated.
, 1870-11-14

PEWNYXH N.
Miss sul,u scfodeld Il a beautiful Young high.
war rnbher n Srv York.
rne n,stnr ens, .ars snmner.. r.t,xc,.e ,~r-
fure +, two hour. narsiuc given nolnt-
Mrs.. CoIlius, Of Harlem, New Hampshire, has
slndfcatea hef 1!snH o9 ta1ns eoauaet 70 oall'1
hteuou VI tooo-
III lumossu sn.. sna'!otte e"samsn "lu
"pp1s a. noo,n 1870 ,esaa .e sus r,u'e M
-uon aa s..s msome t1e0 ean ASaSa
'1"e' FaAs'aa " ~ oAs'
-santa Anna Wants 70 pu:rhase country zeal
, 1870-11-14

caritni,uon. att ..44xo tbs extraordinary prup-
oeitiry~ .-sI Haxaine be allowed 10 enter rtia,
put aou9 tho preeant Provisional Govern,
ntnt, and establish tho regency Of the Em-
rress, with whom pluesia could then con-.
cluae ia6tng peace. BismH1l-too cunning
afo1-da not tako tho ba,t offered hun b
the hero Of Mexico.
n inc meantime, we hear from TourB that
ttenersl Boutbaki hAd left. to take command
oi the Army Of tho North. That ,neanA some-
Tne!e between Rouon and BEest: that ths
sfendeo Is riaing ca n,aase, DO. Nc bAve now
bcen accustomed to Acar, from time to time,
Of xh.t big tbingt ase t. happen on tho par.t
born. Il ia aad thing to see = nation 80
blinded hy vanity, rushing mAdly forward to
: dt st1uctfon, for no other, reason than to save
two strips OF country whore incpmc for tho
next two centuries would not. cqual the
amount OF property already destroyed.
10 Say noihingof tho Thousands OF lives that
had alre,dy been 8acrihced. It would be in
deed the most charitable diplomatic act on
the part Of any 1onttl power to bring bAck
TO reason the French nation, md, on the other
band, modify The exo1bitaat demands Of Pms.
efs.
P. ST. hare jnAt met Captain Won Mas
suck, Of the Forty-seyenth Prussian Nex,-
mcnt, who informs me- that whilo yeate1dAys
attack Was icing made on Bougiyal there
WAs also eortie attempted from ". Denis
on Argentcau1t. The Captain, who, BY tha
way, was oommAudAnt Of the chateas OF Saint
Cloud d While I Vas Visiting il, confirms the re-
port t1at It bad becn totally destroyed and
nuFned r. to the ground By the shells from the
Mont 7a!erien, and with it tho fine in aerial
library, OF which had occasion to speak in
ono Of my fo1mrr letters. So the place whence
issued the mlnlate for tl.is war ia no more.
GfVlA.