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gNritrrr HcrLhtr nus Enrnnn.

0]oroDruti arr M. - Sm Bun
Orsrotbe bate cine heiEe Dcbntte iber O0s
StruI8giCtbuG itattG,runocr, lUel1e nalHent.
llb uou o,u 9crtretCru ]cerisHtgen Stoatea
onlerect tuproer mar, IN 0eHcn 0lG SoOesltrG
ft uuigtbobsu lit. Die GrEioiaIntadt per-
blieb Icoph babel, has c5 lbr un%ab0noerIIner
8sl6luG ili, niht In Die &atblbun9 Der Sos
Dc5itraIe u'lliB,n }u Ipoltn unO OaB tie init
Der 8@lihrdNfuug OjCity Sirnfe uuf Woro
unO Quulii}Iritu 0oGuerratb bis an Die Oh
Berilt @tdui2 lbrcr 3u8et1uonlNe ae8an4tH
lei. EsmlsUdG 9Gb I'M &giGsta9 Der SuitiS
mIniiter gtcubarot i'm gtameu oes 8uuoesz
Gatb5 Die GrlldruuQ Gb, Dos ole SooestrGfe
uur uuirJa. tr1Ultst blstbGu lole bel Dem Opls
lenotttE Utlroe uUo iernGr bel Dem MtorOuer
iu@e, utut er gGgft Oas Sunoesoberb aupt,
QCGcr Den Eun0c5hcrru uno 8e9en ben Sun0e5.
BERN 0csItntQeH Stoates, IN iDel9em Der Yer
iub B5maAt neroe, Qtribtet iet. Die Nm
0rpbullQ Der GO0estrQfe fiji tb0tll6t Seleiois
0lluQ eints Wuu0esfurItsu un0 fiir SD6Osrrutb
Critcu WJl0G5 i0Ilte ahiolut in QSe8fal tonls
men. UGIc iblicBlibt ~AbIimntun8 Ots
&ein5taQl5 ut in 0iCleul SInne eriolgt.)
Gr Glbi5ue uerOcu am /. Sui nufb6rGr.
Ser Ns.9stag bat Miedlenbur8 cine @nti4a:
0jQuug ttr ole Auibcbune oleier 36le I'M Ye=
tra8 uou elmer WtliOu 8haler 5u9eiproden.
Am !. Suul iOlte ME Notwithstanding
in %aiisl trbiiHst mcrocn. Die 4usItcQurg
hate eirtu nte Srmnrtuuoeu melt iibertreiien5
Sen lImiaro oenDnEgu unD oQs, mus bercits
eiuoetrpTsr IB1r. ogm6hrtc bic @eipiBbeit, oQB
0ie NusttIuu1 en- ebtuip wlroioes mie er
freulifes g,L1 etneg bcInnatreu uno pihtiaeu
,}ueiaEs p.s Dcutideu 6jeperbfleiBes oarbteten
tsiro.
an Bsrliu lit bic Qahrtht eiroetrpiieu, Oa6
Du5 Erieesihtif Des yiorooeutiaeu Suuocs
.Sysrtha", iusldles %Geaenpdrtiu i'm htneitjhen
sJ5cert treust, auf Sic Sunbe BON Der Berau.
buuQ 0ts n,itiaer Sdlliftg .,@a;cue" ourh
SteTdubtr ipiplt auf Die 8irater S1ao aenadi
uro ttr TnbruuQ, cine direIiiac Gihunis,
0errr,men bat. ETIe lJtarnidQft mutbe 3u De.
i]guacrgu atmldl nm oter tiaere 8erihts,
bn1f.lt ausibln III t6uutn, lief be Serbia"
uilt in oer Gaftr BON 0pno Soma ein. ion:
Darn Il, blitb por oum Safcn uno iiaboem Ie
sen Goriut 6t5 Rpro5tutIten 9unoss 3u
Soma Gpn0 an Goro gcupmmen, 9ing tie mic.
SIR in 5st. Die 5e,rdubsr batttH auf Der
5rrtba es5arot nerotn ioQtr.
Die or0tug=ab0coroneten Der taOeriihcn
Tort5ari.tspastei babtn Dem aud bier mont
b~etann!Cn g|2IiQlieo Oes aeitb5taos, Sr. SDue,
etnen Qor5g,rtrnns nit einem SGbreiben iber
reiht, pprin ie ben ggurIh au%sOriden, oaS
er oieicn Rrnri auF oa5 &ra6 g9uloed's, Oes
nafereu Norl6mpTers iRr Die b0hften Snterei.
zen Der beutiBer Station, It9er m60e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-10
% HaIcnSer.
WrfrntIid)r gOkal-G r(rbr.
(artli6e An5eiae.)
73.)
Sin Gcfct.

nm Qbiduttt iiniuuOOierii9 ots inunoadtIigItCn Nrtir
tells Der p'IentllteH allgeiretnen Seicbe, bctitelt yJteOe'
niten uito Wb9Gben" gu lpiOerruieu uno nit 3uiabcn
OerlChcn lutcocr anjunebtCn.
I&bibuitt. Sci es Utrfiat uno ocrorouet burb
Die @riebaebun9 uon WarOduo, oCB Der iiinfun6piers
ItRte Nbihnitt oes etrunDahtii aNen Nrttiels Der 6ifent'
ltden ol8eHiet1en 8titBt btcrnlt auItgebober tlrlO, Wie
tol9t, mleocr ai9enomntctt 1T.
IS. Wbt6nttt. limo li Is Uerfit9t uuo p%erDronct.
baB ieocr Gtnrebmer ODn StNutsub9aber,u u%s9enomncn
Der @innGbIlcr bon StddtszNbgaben in Der Staot Yaltti
more, lou BEN ShGBmctier ar critGu Sanuur etucs
iebcn SabrCs 5luei 9ritttbeile nCrlrlbCn O%errCdneu uuO
eirjablsn. uno oas iibri9blfibcnoe 3ritttbeiI ON erItCn
%togenoen Wprtl; UNI DGB. lDent Der Yilrgermcliter uno
StIbtrdtD non baltimore bic etnIiehlIng Der StGntsabs
9Gbct IN bic Sanpc oes Stuotz@ inuebmGrs 9GgCben bat,
uno btln9ter Gtnurbmer iterbeu, Gui Ictn Nmt %rctgniren,
ODER GbBelcbt ODER bic NmtsoouCr Gls Ginncbntr Der.
l1ufcn icil ioute, ole tstue Wtudt uno NutpritGt, nm
Staltsobgabtn etnjujteheu. GuibDrtn uno ale NiedjnuitI
9n tut bonn riidltunbtaf Granddaughter, uno bic 9ii'
der unG Yuptere btnltd)tlih bCriclbCn iOIcn Upn ibm oil
leulem Nabtol9er I'M Nmte hes @irnebmers pouStunis.
Nb9abeit IN bell8ter Stuot ]itbCrgeben merotn, luelber
oanit %oielelbcit %etnjlcbcn lnO ole @clunlt uu0 NutOrtt0t.
Die geiaBllnG %oerlelben 81 e%rlUiugerL, tueltt Jest ourd)
pie 8elebe 'lr bic Gtrjitbun2 pom Gnbtren StaaisaU9a.
Ben, lotl1e III letne Snnoe grgebcu iuorocIt itnb, bdbeH
lou ooB or bela9te JtlititGWoe Utrrcbncn uno ieineGius
jeldnlttg 0erIelbelI tl9ljdb nuf Otciclbe g8eiie, iWe es iebt
9elebltb i'm Yctrett Gn0ercr Granddaughter, pclbe In
lelnc Sonoc jur Gtnlltbul8 ac0ebel luor6et. nngeoroltet
III, beppllren unb bag ttl ldlUcbcn0er NrojcB Ober BON
trgCno etrert @innebmcr BON Staatsnb9aben In Der
Stdbt baltimore angeiclte YroieOur in 5ulge icinCs
3ooes, gittgnGttOl, &bleburg ODER Iblaufens leincr
Amtsonlrr, luie oorbin bemcrtt. iuritaerommrn psrosn
lpu, lpn0ertl 0aB ale Iolbc 2llgCI noCr aubCre 4rolts
buren, I'M Ytamen icinCs Wntsr ytadfolQers ein0etra9tu
lUCroen ioutn. luClter btciGlbCu f%urtilbteu ioQ, als tpds
rem %oteiclben uon Jpn iclblt in ieiuen ei8enen gIantsn &c.
mdbt rpor0rt.
orontt, oGB o'rles @elsB pom Gage leiner N~nnabmc All
in 9tntt treteIt iou.
Vim 2 Wldrj 1870 8encbmiSt.
(l3S,4+,6O Ssen Sppie, 8ouOernCur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-10
S}crmiiMtc 8cridtc ans @nrupn.

Gas Vapo!eonii9e &ribblatt p4euple
5rareaIs" erjGDlt folgcnoe AnetoOte; vG5
mar 5l Nuronne, aIl >. Sanuar 1871. SUM
GleUeH Der UtiLit1ribult liCfen auf ben oa-
mails iabr tiCTcn QNalIgraben Sblitti4u9. Als
es ) llbr iBIuG, rtaf elmer BON iDnen, Elm jun
ger WeHlD: pj ll9r, i'd mug sum Witta9eiier
geben."- -, blttbe nod elm weniB," baten
1elne GQiuerR0gt, ggtGtn, nein, ib babe gu
0rOBer 9uralr." Sic Auocreu fRbreu tpeis
Ter, pI6GGU brad oa5 SIS unO ale Yier Itar=
ben el1gn '3rtd,iben SOB. Ter 6initt aber,
UEI5er l9lne @GmerQC.u 0es Dtltta8seHens
9alber otrluhM bate, mar Der lIn8e Bona
parie."
~ (Gin SonOertino.) 9ie p6Hn5tir6ener
3eitun9" 5rtngt n0bitgDenOe pitNnte Soosss
an3elaG: @iHer, Der i,9 leln @rab lelbit be:
Iteltr, max Der an II. D. 81. Oeritutbeue Gas.
par S0ueioer, ~e5emali9er Yrofeiior an bieit'
gen @gmnaiiNm. Sltular : Somberr, Ge6z
npngsilbrer oes Gopitels uno nebenbei
GeiiBer uon % 5duItrn. Ser 8erelui9te mar
Gin et9eugeartetar, lta0tbetGnnter Sonoerltn9
@r ltebte cs, nit Dem rOtben &egenl6irme
lnter Dem Arnlr, fIetBia i'm Sonnenli9te gu
lultrpauOeln ltnO Ibre QGGrnle ein3uQtbmen.
@intge Gage our ieilem AblGben legte er DEM
Sapittl itbcr Die BON ibrt oeriualteten 8eloer
Beduung ub Il. ais man ibn bel 0ieIer8elesenz
belt auifororrte, in ieinem Se'tamente Der
Stride 81 BaOcnteu, GuBerte rr: VSeit 3tp6li
Sabren bin i'd Eltutar GOmberr, obne oaB
Id uGbrenO Oicier geraunten 3eit irGero mel
der 8eblBren Seiters oes GQpitels tbeilbaftig
9eUOr0en tuarc, bic mir oo6 pom rebtspesen
5utdmen. Nas mas i'd ni9t betomnter, per-
made i'd Der Stride" Vile feline YeItBun9en,
namentIt9 ole SaRicr, binterlteB er einem no
ben SerluQnOten, Der iDn ielt ieben Sabren
p1e8te. Ha6oem er oies in 8egenpart BON
3eupen georonet, lieB or ben &Ooten9rGber
unOS teiuneBmeiiter fomuen, perlangte Iosar
pom GsBtcreI Den Stein gu beIi6ti8en, melber
iein Grab 0eden miro, etbanoelte Die Arbeiten
Seioer, bejaDltc lie unO lieB it9 bon ibnen
quittiren, OuHjt mad ieincm &oOe teine Scr:
oerun9 an ietueQ interlaHeni3nft erboben pers
ben tonne. Der Wtann bat ais YbiloIopb &C.
lebt nn0 III aLs YAiLoiDpb Aeitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-10
Scr llAtcrgaug Oe3 9ampferS
,,SQCian,"

Sin anoerer GROCER S9pinoel i6eint bic
9epeihe iiber BEN uInterBaus oes Saiupfers
nBnctan" 3u ieiH. ggir tbeilten oas @erii6t,
fpelbes in Der &bnt in y8alitr. in NctpsDort
i'm umlauf mar, bereits nit. Die ,aIioclirte
Yreiie" 9lbt Oaruber ~iolgenoe Grtldrung oh:
Sr. Wtndie, Der gtep; Dortsr Agent Der Son.
Doner n&lopos, bat in allen beOeutenben sd
fen Amerita's gta6forl6un9en a~nItelen lai.
len. aber tslre AH8abeu BON Der NntunFt III
gero eiues S6llfes uus Bermuda, Das Die
Nabritt tberbra6t BADEN t0nnte, su erlansen
permObt. @r bat Oaber nab &onopn tele;
9rapBlrt, OaB Der 9eriGt faIIb lift. SerGours
Oes r&acian." iueIber Oas ipeitinoiI6e &abel
an yorO bat, fibrte gar nibt bel Bermuda
p%oriber, uno Die 8eamten Der gompasnie,
pelben ratiirlib cine gta9ri6t ba9on 3use:
gan8en ieir miiBte, %bebaupten, Dab Der 8eri9t
nur cine S0rieHcrfinoung iei."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-10
Sfad(leje telearapbiidcr WadJridten.

Wittiuod friib lpliroen y9notailer, bic rabe sort
McYberion, giebr., Yieb gtitoblen, bon elmer Wbtbei'
lung oes 3. Sauanerie. Je8inentes nab idarfem 0Ritte
BON go Wleilcn In ibrem Eager iiberruunpslt uro ibren
oas gieb ,uieoer abgeitomlnel1. Sabei limb bret Snbia.
ier aet6oiet uno iitebrere perlulinoet. Sas game 2a9er
nit 33 Snoiauer. Yories. ~luouenen 9eden, 8ttelrobru.
Sdttrln &C. ipuroe %erbeltet. Was niht init fortsei dlsppt
luerbeil tonrie, iultrOe perbrannt. 2ituttrant Thomas
uto leine Soloatet batten lett ipei Gage lang g.l1ts Su
eien uno ie iparcii ~beit1noig ali benz Wtarid.
Der 3ubrarg 5u benz natioltalet Sangerfe1te In
Cincinnati, oeripri6t ollie Gripartlngeit Su uberbtetet.
Biele Wereine uno SGreetbinbe, bic ith a~nianSlid ~.
riidbielten, baben ibre Abltht tlnoseseben, Der 5siilid.
lett betluluobneil. Wtan tirdtct, bic Bolenoung Der
6eithaue weroe ltt sini8erlnaBer %uerlbesrit, bod, iperben
bic Arbetten obne nnterlaB %8storoert. 9as @runb{iid
~ bern WsonNer sEienie tebt fir Die 5eierlidIeit sur
8stth9ln9, a9abreno oes iSeies weroen 8iaetc All
80 10 lur oe Hcile bon S'e,p,gori nad Cincinnati uic
Surnd au68egcbsn peroei, Bst ~tlirieren Strsdsn ,piro
nibrlaBlge Neputtton Der Jobrpreie s~intreiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-10
Srlearnnhiidlca Wllerlei.

- gu 3Olebo. Ohio. pernidtste Wiittppd gladt Gin
8rano oiel Gigentbunt.
philadelphia iuuro: in ~oerieIben gadt nit lan9ft
eriebnteni 0teeen e~rfrert.
= On Chicago ~ftierter Wrtttpod Die Stalierer ben
Sabrestag Der Tertinoi8unS Der italifnI@en Deriai.
ln18.
geitert batten bic c9empelrittcr" in2ouisoiue, ap :,
cine groBe 5eier' alle aentldp'er Gorltbureien paren
%Oettreter.
Soup. 9aIoiuin III Widisan bat Die geIesgsbung
3u elmer GrtrasS ibung einberufen.
Wtiiilpod Ibenb puroe 5arrts 3. aeop, DerpaI.
rel in einein Sdeui3immer an Sutton. Npenue oajelbt
tootlid gsfoden.
On philadelphia rriBbauoeIte elm se,ptIIer Cart.
LAMB lein s9t,b I'M aaui6s oerrnaBen, baB lie In 10 vi.
nutsp ben gsiit aufgab. Or 1st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-10
20. Capitol.
M

I
1. Mbf6nttt. Der seBsnipdrttse gpatb Der
Gpurts. S~tuepmmtFdre fol- ben splsn 1%trn,in, fir mel.
den he weh6en ie eiultin srwdblt purf en-, austisuer,
,rern nitt i,st cbsr ipattt nod ben @oriGriften sieics
@ssyeS unfdbis atniatt, unb loa trsi Dollars srbalien
fur jeeen Sag. NO Der 9oarS as irr nptbrenbis srabtet,
lid su periahmsln. nm fur bic setitfrile str ebulsa
~ ipraen. serausaeitst istet, tas BITE 5anme, welbe
istem G%ontninur te,ablt pirh, I'M 0amsn midi inebr,
ais feGsjtg Dollars idtrlit betrdat. Die glibtsr her
Arsisssripie In ben betreHensea s~puattes iine btsol.
inG6tiet, ieee Grlestguna, wth&s teisbt ptsr e~intreien
mag IN ben eenfnndriiBen Beares her County S6ul-
9pmrniN6te, yu teieben.
9. abf6nttt stulsn an pssr nute Der grsns-
tnie ron srei Counties fcIeu ilr Gle 9.nhtr tsten Gcurs
ties ir.t feiu unb ttr sparb her County GhuIeom mtddrt
her te!rsfenesn Goanttrs fol tie 1aGt taten, fir ete
beiberfeittBe &rbaliuna Ter Sdule ~ fo.aen.
3. abfdnttt. Unit TT 90 perfugt, fas ale us.
idnittt her reriditefnen drtiieI Gee 1tieehutes ttr Of.
feniIiten, aassmsintn Gsffss, Stuien t~tlreTent, nttt
overwhelmingly nit ben SorfGrtfieH biefts Gefttts, unS
ane 8siee' ter q~e8tslatur, saiirt ist anuatme b.fastsr
Sdner ties y. feepndes. 6tuleu bttreFspt, nitt iBer.
eiafttinnnsib NIT hen Dor. triftsn tielts Defeyss feien,
uns %bieielten firS ttersurt aal9,bpteu.
4. ablunttt. llnt IA IS r%trprtnet, tas tieIes
@efts rom 1aae feiner paifirins an IN Rraft tre,e.
@enetintJt ben 2. April 1870.
(133-s) Cben Bonnie. 0puperntur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-10

l. abf6Httt. Die sanSe Samnie Der st,uern.
nelhe Won ~tartiaen qeuteu etues S~ejirts peer in her
buna nit @eiteni'n. relte ;a siefen !3pfde aematt
nertcn, iclen CUR Gibdliun8 her Stulrn fur flrbtas
8inbtr jurld5elest rtresn; pelfe Sdulcn nad aaprSz
nil1a ess SeatSs her St;irfss S6ulec rrnihGrs pher he's
gVarSs Der %GpmmiHire her pHtntlidrn Sdulen in Der
Statt Baltimore t%srpaliet, unb irlben Reselr unit @pr.
lhrtrten rattrpcrfsn fin ipqen. tpe tic g~enanntst Nc.
~trcffeneen Boards maden mtatn.
2. &bt6nttt. 3te Sparbs Der ge;i,ts. S6ulecnt.
ntilGre ellen bic Btatt taben, I'M bic Sdulen fir far.
bise Ntnter reiter gu untcrli6eu, Iolb' anSere Summtu
VI St,pi0t8sn, ais (e rad tbrsr Nieinuna fur rett
balten. "
3. Iti6n ttt: Der SparS her ge,irts Sdulsoni.
n'tfare lou bic ptadt bdten, aus Ten 8ennsru t(r Sbu.
len tur 6arttle trei yericntn fir iebe Sdule Al e. nens
men, unit ais @saFp Won Ditritts' Gbulspmmindrsn AZ
tanteli.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-23
5tti}S5 W fVINhlja0t .hEe. r
GLOBE
Mutual Life Insurance Co..
OF NEW YORK, sa
PLNi FREEMAN PrstKIoAN A. HARDEsBERGH, v. prsL HC FREEMAN, Sec
Cash Assets Over $4,000 OOO, 90.
i'a-' No. of Policies Issued Over $4,000. .

Reasons for Insulting in This Company; 9
IN addition to The security offered BY all Life Insurance Companies the policies of the Globe
ne endorsed BY the State OF New fork. Supt Barnes says sin his report for 1868, $50 far as
ts question OF security Is eoncrneda policy registered IN this department is probably the
safest Life ImNrM &c policy that can be issued by anpoauon n#h a as 'ta II ~
+ It's policies ea non-orfhhng tie President of this Company being the author of tho
noHtnsunE system q vupgT
- fsrohres efe most Hbe~ffsnetty any company in the Emitted States Death bv
aHaag or sT does not iunte the policy as is the @ein other companies In such cases the
full amount ue premiums paid are returned to the beneficiary. Policy holders can travel
andride in any part of the United States and Europe at all seasons of the year W
iltispfsA all hsTppAnr syhsd peyeas including the Return Premium Life Pan Whom n
policy hedcrdrA hsn~dh upon tAsnswun I'M popular plan, thu full auounto pusuium Maid
by him while living IRE returned 10 Intermediary, together with the full amount of the poEcy
Parties ednngo affect insurance will find it to their interest TO examine the merits of ths
r0mmAayT. 1T ,4tN@MTM
Board of Reference, Wm H. Cherry, President Memphis National Bank; John Donovan
Pr@dnt Cth4pABqki ShmmlP. Walker and Hon, Thomas r. Smith, Memphis. Ger. w
s. Fenhsrstnca H " MAILER Hon w. c. Watson, pr sc Ghokon, Holly Springs Miss
YEA " 7toNLAStS $Taet~ " - Managers s. ". Department
W, bUUN WAlkER NAe Arnt Tor NhSSi ph Office II Madison St Memphis
LIN hANp.hI,h S&Ei f'np'- WF ianl5em
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-23
PLANTATION BITYERS.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative Is the sheet
anchOr Of the feeble and
dehilitated. As n tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid 1t has no equal
among stomachics. As a
remedy for the nervous
weakness to which o m
arc especially subject, it is
superseding every other
stimu1ant. In all climates,
trSpicaL temperate or
fEigid. Iii acts As n specific
in every species Of disorder
which .pndermines the
bodilt kttenstlll aud breaks
down the animal spirits.
Wherever 1t Is intro<
duced II becomes q stand-
ard article "a medicinal
staple. 1t Is to-day the
best and purest tonic, and
the most popular medicine
In the civilized world-be
sure md get the genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Gros
GERS and Country Stores.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-04-23
KOSkOO!
Meets With GprAr Srccts. in the crst q
DlSEEES VI THE lERvOrS ASTEH,

fM NF NV FE8#
AlHol niHe-tenihs of oar people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, aud are, 'herrforr. liable
to i, e~oncosnilani evils Of mental depression,
eonflsed IDEAS sonsdiug Of The brain, insanity,
aul complete hreab iag down Of the general
health. Thousands arc suffering to-day with
hroken-iovn nervous systems, and, unfor,u-
nately, tobacco, alcohol. late hours, ovcr-wotk.
mental aud phyaealb, arc r%ausing diseases OF
the RsFyops SO ~ ~ ~inerease at a fearful ratio.
Tie Symptoms 10 ldeh diseases of the ner-
yeas system sive rise, may be stated As follows;
A dsl. hce n feeling 10 the fheaa, spnttimes
Ros ohleA s4scrs pain or beadaAic; periodi.
el hsaAackc ldiainess, naises o. ringing iu
The bead confusion Of idea temporary lass
Of memory detection Of spirits; starting during
sleep bad dreams; hesitation 10 Answering
questions duiinra Of bearing tWitching OF
the face aud arms, &c which II not promptly
treated, kAa to paralysis, dclirium, insanity.
ilaWteney, aPpoplesy, &c. &c.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

far more so than elections ever were IN the
Empire of Napoleon III. But the COMMITTEE
of the National Defense did not want an clec-
ton; they distrusted the people; and they
feared that not only monarchical sentiment
but a peace sentiment would influence the
new representatives.. They preferred to con-
duct the war entirely by their own jud gment
the result of which is that France has lost the
opportunity to negotiate, and has no alterna-
tive but to submit. Whatever favorable con-
dition she obtains now will be granted by the
mercy of the conqucror, or eXtorted Dy the
pressure of public opinion. 1t cannot be sup
posed at Tours that the terms OF armistlcc VIII
be any easier than those proposed before ana
we may safely assume that Gambetta is ready
in his extremity to grant all that the hlng
demands. The whole civilized world VIII nope
that Prussia may give mankind on this occa-
sion an example of justice and generosity
worthy of her splendid military career ana so
crown the most remarkable campaign OF mod
ern times with a peace that will rank in his
tory as one of The greatest of her glories.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
TER.YS or THE TRIBUNE.
AeEp2lork Daily Gribllare.
MONDAY. DECEMBER IL, 1870.

Gamnetta has asked for armistce, that National
Assembly may elected admitting the hopelessness of
continuance of the war. - The Prussians have gained
additional successes the army Of the Loire, and are
now moving on Tours. ==== The Tours Government has
removed to Bordeaux. =- King William has accepted
the title Of the emperor OF Germany go The Chi
nese are again making hostile demonstrations at Ten
tsin == Draft riots have occurred In Berlin. =-
Twenty person were killed and forty wounded by an
explosion in birmingham, Eng.
Heavy weather IA reported in the Gulf OF Mexico and
many disasters have occurred. == Several business
failures have taken place in Cincinnati == The Ma
toual Board Of Trade discussed specie resumption and
the widening oi the Erie Canal on Saturday. -= To-
Comotye exploded the Virginia and Georgia Railroad
killing the conductor and fireman, and wOundng the
yineer. = Fourteen stores burned I'm Rochelle,
H.. on Saturday. -= severe storm prevailed at
Chicago last night.
The MAYOR and the Aldermen OF Brooklyn likely to
quarrel about the proposed g. 400 900 reservoir The
stone OF new Jewish Synagogue will be laid in
Lexincton-avc. on Wednesday. == cook on the
MORO Castle was Killed with tumbler =- The
Chamber of Commerce will protest against prvateorng
= Gold, llol Ill, rOs. Thermometer, Saturday, 81
IS, 81; Sunday, ~, a..
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

Negotiations which have been for some time pend.
ing between the New-Jersey Midland Railway Com
pany and the Weehawken Ferry Company have
been concluded by the purchase by the former Com
pany Of the Weehawken Ferry, with the ferry-boat,
and appurtenances together with 1000 feet of water
front and % acres Of land for the through freigh.
and passenger terminus Of the Midland Railway.
We learn that the Railway Company intend 20
make this irst-class ferry, by building new slips
and ferry houses, and other improvements. They
are also preparing to from this point fast pas
sage-boat 10 land at two or three downtown pier,
The importance Of this valuable acquisition 10 the
Midland Railway cannot be eOyer-estmated II can
be reached by "A road over the hill or By tunnel
through the hill at its narrowest point.
Such il the uptown growth Of our metropolis that.
within few years, this location nil! be abreast tho
center Of our City population.
The Midland Company have also a contract with
the New-Jersey Transportation Company for their
downtown business, and will commence running
there in June next.
We heartily wish them success for they deserve it,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

Il was well understood when Prussia retired
from Luxcmburg in 1867, that she would not
have been so gracious could she have avoided
a fight with France and it is perfectly nat
ural, if not exactly honorable, i'll Count Bis
marck. now that the unpleasant contingency
no longer exists, that he should abrogate that
treaty. France is pOwerless to prevent, and
the Grand Duke to oppose, and the Prus-
sian, having the right, means to seize LuXem-
burg again. Bismarck is more blunt than
his Russian counterpart, and states his design
of ADVOCATING his treaty more concisely, II not
more clearly than Gortschakoff announced the
conclusion of that of 1856. But the PrusSian
can afford to be less cOnsiderate, for there are
no great nations to cOnciliate. The LuXem-
burg question will not be rs difficult to settle
as that of the Black Sea.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

fellows to cut Off their tails in imitation ,,y ~
the fashion he had been forced to follow
certainly cannot point with any oeSioo
pride 20 orr method of conducting ei'o''o"
by ballot; it has undoubtedly Deeh o"'i"so
ously abused. not only with u.s. Du' III o'no'
States but altogether it is less open 10 s'"'0
affections than the other method Lac 'nanSe
sr'.,,ostod bv Mr.. Morton has long been de-
e'S.-1aJ and in the interests of honest cleo
.i"ns - oucht 10 be made without delay.
Rut LET its provisions apply also to the
ororritories. in one at least of when
tbe elections are not free. a salt
Lake City CO., rpondcnt elsewhere states
that the elections in that Territory are CON
ducted under a system of espionage which
robs the electors of all freedom OF acton.
The vote is Ostensibly by ballot, but eacn
ticket is numbered before it is deposited. ana
the corresponding figures are placed opposite
the name of the clcctOr on the registry ms,
of course, leaves the ballot no longer secret.
IT is believed in Utah that, with the secret
hallot.-and Congress can provide this by leg
islation,-the Gentiles with the aid OF the ms
affected MOrmons, can in a few years Obtain
control of the Territorial Government, and con-
duet it in accordance with the laws OF the na-
ton. Some such provision was embodied we
believe in Mr. CulOm's bill. Let this part OF
that somewhat Objectionable measure be re-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

Somc innocent. with more zeal than knowledge,
having undertaken To correct statement when re-
Gently appeared in our Washington correspondence
to the effect that there had been reconciliation be-
tween Grant and Porter. baSing his correction on
the ground that there was nothing 10 reconcile II is
proper to make brief statement of the facts When
Porter called on Grant after the Weles letter was
printed, Grant absolutely refused To listen to him
but waved him away with his hand, saying that that
letter almost made hin, loso his faith in human ma
tuTe. Grant also told Porter that If he had anything
10 say in self defense ho must put il IN writing
Therefore. Porter Wrote the second letter. The