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RukAtn.


THB FUGITIVE In SWITZERLAND.
81. PETKRsBuK1, March 8.-The. R1esan Gov.
arnment has Withdrawn it demand, recent1T
made On Switzerland, for the surrender Of Rebe-
hijen, Rustan criminal who ned to that country
for An asylum.
TUE LATE MK. BURL1N0AN1 AND TIE CzAn.
St. PKTKRsBuR0, March "A abort ume beiore
the death of Ar. Butltngsme, the Chinese AahAsaa-
dozs had their nrst audience With the Cx, To whom
they were presented hJ Prince GottschAkoh. HI.
Bu,lt1game, introducing AA feiloH-Amoaasado1s.
addEeAscd the Emperor ~ follows:
"slR: In the name Of nJsef and my col'eAgps~
have the honor to preaens the letse{a G. .nd ~
pefps OF Ch!na, Acaredpc~ - 49, 49,
e-.r.+n. ~t-> - vac 1zPplneas and heAtn 0I
Jour Ma c.ty and Of the Imperial family, and Tor
the prosperity Of your suolec's. Permit me- to
recall To nfrd the serv1ceB Of your sble rcpres.n
taiive at Pekn, General ylau4ou, whose policy Of
equity ard conclas!on contributed 70 taspreChtna
With tho wish to enter into tna family Of nations,
and 1eada her NOW, through ~, to declare her de-
aile that The fnetdiJ relAuons between ResatA 1nd
China which have existed fof three centuries
ney be peEpetuated."
To thls The Emperor replied:
alt IL agreeable 10 Bee 3ou here, for you prr<en'
tIesh proofs Of the pacihc relat1ons which unise
RnesiA and China, and which the negotiations you
are about 10 enter upon will draw closcE+ It II
particularly ssretahle TO sec the lntetsata OF Cn'na
entrusted to citizen Of State especially sJiupa
| tneuc With Ru1ss." ....-....
The emoatsY WI received With Ill the nonorl
accorded 70 dlplousts Of the highest r1ok-
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A. spee4A eouvpeation II WASHINGTON CHAP
rA, no g, r. A. n. THE EVENING u TX O'Clock,
Nak ca u. II. DeAtss.
81 ossex et tho Il. K-HP.
JOHN WH1fE8Xs BSF1.
, 1870-03-04
Increasing Opposition to the
1nfallibility Dogma.
The English Cablnet Divided on
the Question Of REFRESHING
Irish Disturbances.
Both Parties in Cuba Hoist the
Black Flag,
An Additional Naval Force De.
sired by Brjttsll md Amer
lean ConsuIs.


Great BritNEns
THE pAR1EN CANAL,
LcrDoN, March s.-Comncdose E1wArds, who
surveyed the route across the ltshmus Of Daste
for ship ctna In 1884. Hrtes to tue Stzn5ard ex
utirx IN tbs resumption Of the psojtct nnd ex.
p1estes belief IN tss perfect feasibility.
XAsoSlc.
At quarterly meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of
F. npu 4. h.. the Earl DtGrey and Rlpou VII
chosen Gfnud Master, ard the Gland Lod1o ot
New Brnrswlct wns recognized.
TRIAL TRIP OF kxw PRloATK.
LONDON. March s--The tztsl trip OF ths nav
frsFa'e Captain took rsace TO daY. She made
eleven tnota A. hour witt one Ac1ew revolving It
han speed. The Eessel i cona1de.ed I complete
eucceka.
fuK IR1gn LAND Brl.
The Ir'Bh Members Of the House Of Commons,
At Pirate meeting today. resolved 10 propose
Amendments to The fr1ah Land bin, but not To op-
pose the bill a. = whole.
N rABIIIMxNT.
In tie House Of Lordt, the NaturalIz stton bill
paused to 4 second reading. and tho Sunday Trad
ing bill Waa II 4d a third tine.
In the House Of Ccmmous, Mr.. G1AtA.ouo nAde
N explanation relative 10 tho condition OF the
Fenian consacts. he said .hey were kept apa.t
from other prisopc1a. and trrased better, Il anJ-
thing. The wife Of O'Donova1-Roasa had been
Permitted to visit her husband IN his cell, and
willis there che congratulated him On hs I'M
proved Appearance fLaughteEJ
MI. Cafdwelt. Secretary Of War, submitted tic
army budget, with sn explanation. Tho expendl-
tures arc estimated It let's than f1s, ,ooe,o ,ooo.
Ar. Ca1dwell ss!d the government proposed to
retain the period Of twe1re yeRr1 al the time OF
military service, for the second half Of which Ac-
tive duty must b performed io caae Of VEL. The
result would be that the home reserve wonld
Number 81, 600 uen, Including 1es, 900 volunteer.
SIr J. PackirKton spproyed of the general OUT
lines Of the Army Bcdget. but denounced eolnc Of
the reductions as nts1mlngfJ tmprudant. especial
II those In the Indian aefTce.
AtfeE several acd desuito1J disc1sstons, the eup-
plies asked for BY the War Secretary ESQ 900 added
for pay acd allowances, were voted.
THR 1RtsA Dls1UaBAxCKa
LONDON, March a.-The Cablue. are divided on
the queatton OF REFRESHING DISTURBANCES In Ire.
lAtd. Meesrs. Gladstone snd Fpstescue oppose
coercion, while the other members urge stern
tnd immediate mesaufel. The Earl OF Spencer
threatens 10 retire from the Cahluet unless meas
Q:es for repression are Immediately adopted.
REV. HEwH1S HAL1 e1cK.
ReT. Newman Hall Il daoRefou4ly Ill.
THR6C1H TIE ECEz CANAL.
The steamer Brazilian returned from BOMBAY
through the 5rez Canal with oaa Of the !arGo1t
eaHgoea eTel shipped from Bombay.
GALE or Books Foga1ppEx.
EpNBCRnu, Msfch 9.--In court Temporary In
tuLct1on has beeo granted prohibiting, un.il an u-
vesnga'!on Ii had, the sale Of copies OF TennJ-
aonH poems, published By Field, Oseood d Co.. OF
Boaton, and imported By booksellers In Glasgow.
, 1870-03-04

JWRSmtL,

.WNSO3tlc.
ORIENTAL LODGE, no, =. 4. r. and 4. r:
Nexuftr eoUmu9fea&ton tAtA trttA5 eSsninE N.r
o'efx ( for hns1~c.s aa4 work el he e =: ne11ee
eisH y II. ~ ~ y e 3eetstAly.
, 1870-03-04
Franco
Prince EoSArARTX srNXoSED.

EERUEQs
PRINCE BoSArARTx srNXoSED.
PARIS, March a-The Procurens General. yes
te.day, served = uotice upon Prince Pierre NA3o-
leon Bonsparte to appear before the High Court
to an1wcr tn the matter Of the ficsot Nofr hon.
ic1dn.
The specie in the Bank Of Franco has Increased
II, ,oco,o 600 ttauca,
pktAy ON IE1 TART Or III yaoyxRSNKNT.
The p,eGs Of the city complain Of q delaJ On tho
part OF the government In clearing up the alleged
conspiracy sgninss the nation AID The life Of the
Emperor.
ACTION OF AMERICAN RESIDENTS N PAR15 TX RkLA-
-77oK 70 TnH DEATH OF AKsoF BrzI1fqANE.
EPl41s. Aatch IA primary meeting Of AueEi-
cana wAa held, last evening, to take action ID rel1
ucn to tho death OF Mr. Burunzaue. It vas
| sereed to cali Z large meeting next Wednesday,
TO be presided over By MI. Wsshourue, tue Amer
ican Minister. Ex-Governor Do11ock, Of A&s5a.
chulestf. will deliFer the orAtton 70 the united
Diplomatic cotpA
, 1870-03-04

| hntr rtnsh HAIR cnrafrh fAhY1tA cnufd not
| r. ernnrted
III. Hrooes wen, On 10 exhibit the operation
n.s p, saI ~ VIZ connc1 snnsnn;,dang M.tt[1.i
an aann X + fnncin,tnn Ia tnere nsvef xonM b. /
nnallty On the question q ta1'1 tln sney eSne 70
| Hns ,aE.sa sp4e - ~ ~ " .oms nv ninr s,fic,ex
| 1as eoaniltee sose,
7hA oAonoIA ~
nj. Butler, Of Aassaenusetas ifom ne Eonl-
n,sIes on rose 20 iepost nact ne
ol !oF tne Admission 10 ep1eseaa1loao o1 Tue s~1o
| o IeorE1A
NJ. fA1shsNORTH, member Of saas com
| nnsee. H1de ponl OF ofdet tn4s Ill. Ea4ef 4 AAa
nos berh attnorztd to rtpoft
re sfEAhER- That cannot b po!nt Of Or
. NJ. FARSW0RTu. NOT q Al
| Nj. BUTLER. | an rtspouxih.e for unAs an
, 1870-03-04

Meeting Of Eforttcu1turtatS to Dis
cuss Matters Relative to tho Nam
uKemenl OF the industrial UatveF-
RSfr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04
EIsayIlTlTE!IIIlIl

A New Book OF the greatest interest aud i'm
paFtaucs. Written from a high moral and physi.
illogical standpoint, by an ointment physician aud
medical professor, il shows how Satan IL working
ont hi- subtle and dangerous designs through
aur most sacred domestic sud social relations, -
Pufg-miuded, but Uul-spakon and aggressive, the
autlor handles The delicate subject treated Of
without gloves but in such manner not u
minister 20 a Prarluni curiosity. The Physical
regeneration ~ the racp ID a subject justly en-
listing iQc interest and sympathy ~ al true phi
huthFupsts, and this book, il il believed, will
contribute a shat end just incorporation A. Il has
readers 4 circular sent free containing q fnil
description and syuUdss Of the work with liberal
extract G. T. YENT, Fublisheri College
Place, ~ y. +l6ti
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= 81 EEAAEs PAIN hILLIbG MAutt L J
1t Works like a Charm

ma " IHF H1sI FamIIY EFWoly, % c1ff ~ kIHuT
uf rau. you ever tried.
Il IS teau safe ASA dgiei1Hs 10 use, and " yea use
70 faithfully II all 10 yiu Ge8Is
Directions aH eash buttle Bus it al The Druggist ot
Merchant where You trade II tGrY hafc not got 10 on
band tbey HlA sat 1f b. - your request and sell gUt
tieBHiHa Efnnt's Paiu-kiug Marie uil, az the maE-
Afastuterr lowest price 8t retail
IH- sold by Dr4eists Merchants and dlocffs.
u s pat ap go three sizes, and called Trial Size,
Mgdiam size, snd Large imily size bottles.
sold ln Manchester By L. q nBNts.
VA EE&NE, sole + ipriesor and Manufacturer,
GHI Pittshrld, Macs.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
Ns Yar ksrs.t isl ls

kllax a.s T. ssii yaar sls.-H.iaH b uy FmFu-
azlas 81 taHFsss ExgasF HraHe. TIE
opposed fsffs sse ra. lu5 Lang ! az sutssas.
lHapff Esffs
M.sis = l'u4sfaysa Bfhul " ssgaa jan.
is,sf neu3ss. ~ 8Istsusa.4. e. tsm eas Eiu
gussts extracted bs disg3aaeutpt sath sp.ti,s
sltsgael fsgfa JaaIpaf p ui.s ,egy htfe suKtt
Il ase4 aad . saad proportion ef spat q -
u.ars falaiatie tAap su1 uaa ia asa.
faeln a. prepared te nmsetHs. lie e q dstk
tatar IEisa Flaui tbaf smlts it, tgHarancI tbf
sgilaa IA Baut destroys ibis lia active puHs..
p.,E lgat.nEs d4rE aui EIufinUus drsa.itau- .-
Niue j. Sac eolar a. .Har, daRia Ihe Hasla lH
my rnlaHaEea EcadeH.aaEgsE else snslssi
#asuay 90 thr eil,eg iBsr sdrHt- srf aIlt1, o.
lrstta. isrueH auaH. upon Hls,rt,lou Is an br
f5uHd uut ta be d racl1Iy ss mad, ia rilarua-
cagua- u1r ID Na sgrup-sul ils,rei rg eau be
u-ed ia oases sAaaa loser o. .raamsti1a ytist
10 the, son have Use knowledge q tho tagfed-
ieu.s aaI lAs mode Of preparation.
RIPPING hat y5a vl.l favor &c adh Is ia1, saa
thai apua iaspeglra Il silI meet With yuur sp-
probation
With fe, liug q profound confidence,
iAul, very respectfully,
a. 4. WIMBoIp.
Chemist aud possisl u h. Years Espcroast ;.
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ROYAL HAvANA LorTERY
CARTER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
pftfAfetA Ma

AtEH -A 45ttlNS nHt eHlv ia8sat bat
is1s ASS HS8s atf lasae Atl4l AEae4l hees4aa
va. ase sic IeIh 81 Nllzstf send ~
lfreat g. 81 CsHGIA, a ~. PfinpaL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-04
Helmbold's Extract of Buchu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
u - IL
Helmbold's Fluid Extract of Buohu

Helmbolds Fluid Extract of Buchu
IN all diseases Of these organs, whether existing
j a male Or female, from whatever cause ignat.
ing, and no matter Of how long standing tn
pleasant 10 taste and odor, immediate in action,
and more trengtheniug than any Of tie piepar
ations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken down or delicate
constitutions procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that, however slight
may be the attack " the above diseases, il IL
certain to a1sct the bodily health aud mental
powers.
All the above diseases require the aid Of a D-
uretic. HElMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU il
the great Dufete.
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1 aast tLaH 1sAa.a
Hres E.esa urase etaaa8s tsr.a, esrfss'..
r Efea shaat e. ara Haasr taEa. siasta4
ra ssl aas asI ras. sast 81 Fsla tila.s sa lie fes
s#- r tat TarHa.Ee o. narF aad 7as-h49 ails
saaaf aaase uf ts haHl hra Il re- sefes sre
aasz uvHEHe uasst, aaieaasa3 ftf teH f4a iIlss.--
fHf seuUa8t faa8Nst Large hsrs. sHh b#te-
aEt ams'F aea aat other paHae. saaaHut fa.
as sana. land saa..g tai8as 600 oast fsw staaa
Ma lr orchard srsl esd Haas De- aaase aisa snH8 %
o. afeAsra Ifs reasa.sF So s5fgs aesfif sa5uuilF
HaHa fFa, a'. as.-Hahsr #Hal lr ta.susa auaf
easlgHe use=ae, sHf p.es fau8 Hssfg lfva, bot is~
stsas esa sssyaf screws IT'S thuagtt b. teu1 tAat
eraasa 3a,a5ua- Bars esd tamaer u3,.a b. takea %
30 aetty vt sa8r pF 'as Aa frmi At iha tlms ]a-
srFa saaau5s asasa sa.a ttra, 10 g-eaaz ed htm tsa
faas q Ga. rtr asrs sud wst fat.B aHp 81 tfs ht-t
tarus |H frlH, -ald afm Lss lefH palsriod iyf DE
pass aw FrsTt sra t4u be- Bought aeogafalasg. fsn
iaftasf gaHteaisF eH4Wfe Il
ILL.,. QUAckENBusH
1885 Remington, ~.
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Free from U S. Taxes.
Ffs "a HtE f ara WYNN aafb
AE2atA r aEt UAE
First Mortgage Bonds
Hr gF i>>taF
81, 500, 900,
HT THE
So. Joseph and Denver City
RAILROAD COMPANY

kaaa.lia ..zstagIs.l.as u tlda sod tlol t.s.s
Hata tsaag lsHasaf a. aeaa eA iaaF-
sst Haaat lsa taa.. aad ga ftetars g Nes
lHt iaaa. Jar18aa. 6Ts afiss ssap8
Ca % Ha a as l3,sei a.ai tetH
lHo4seas aat5 "a sals u flAaa7a ~ n.as.
Eae.5aas l4 gsa q It a.aFcs laaastss Iss
e.. telaa Co. Ntas Eae. g raasaafi Gs
HpEIESr 5sf UUST NAIrgtE en- ron
FREIEHY HNp PASSENGER YRtFKIe
atE8SS IHE CONTINENT SE fUFgs &
f0ET hEtENEl Stunned m 4 RtgLe
WtE tNH CONNECTING WIN yHE ~
f9N PAUifyH fYfaET KEtENEl
Capital Stock Of the Co. Si0OO0,uOu
Land Grant pronounced
Value OF 5000, ulO
First Mortgage Bonds, Loco, 600
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BOOTS g. SHOES.

Iarge and superior stock u Iloots and Shoe, con.
stantly on hand comprising LADIES, AlssEs ADD
emLDREsa sEEGE,G cALRGLoyE
KID BUTTON and POLISH BOOTS and sLtrrEEs
Nshs. Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes and Rubber
g,,5dr All Of which an selling 81 REDUCED PRICES,
happy to sce people.
sur L. - COY
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WANTED AGENTS. $50 per day 10 sall the
w home SHUTTLE SHINING MACHINE.
Il aaEes JHg Laet tHtth ,allEe go both sidts)
H5E 3r lh# oalY licensed pHdar.irpd Shuttle Machine
FaE3 ilf 3rss fAan f0H Licensed by Whselfr VII,
asl. Gf9yar s. NatgT aHd Singer Go. All other aG-
Gatf#ed slatir machines SOLD Cor nss iAah soc are in
HE HrHEs aHH iHe se5IrF end Ueer 1abil 90 pFoseeu
taa. A1Ilass JOHNSON, CLARK q GO, Bfsluu,
Nass.. 1Husaarah, iass flicaau. lt et Louis Nosm
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HEALTH AND ECONOMY
y III II 4AAf II IINlNIAN " w 7
Rss
RN.D /! !. j. 1
2S'e!!!xz!l!..


Prepared fggm dgefeal hnls Of coffee, Ga,
lsaars II pht1A u8uge tremendously tusoihcr
lui 81 d Aapan lia gsHz Bsur.s Haf Barrels
su3 h Hee
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WRIGHT GILLIEs & BROTHER.


2la 23l : IN Wa.hIa1 3 New York
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-11
PRAYING BY RULE.
A scene In the Cathedral mt Roueu.

In the Cathedral of Rouen, writes London
Telegraph correspondent, one group of sup
plants presented sight which was none the
less pathetic because hereto or philosopher
might have deemed 1t ludicrous as well. In
the left TRANSCRIPTS n chancel dedicated to Our
Lady of Sorrows. To that place of sacriicial
grief came a string of women, who, before
kneeling down in alteration, went to a business
like old dame at the left corner of the altar aud
bought candle. The old lady really kept a
chandler's shop. Her wares varied in thickness
and length and price, some being as thin as
rush, and scarcely foot iu length, while others
were as thick as an ordinary taper, and
q couple of feet long Some could be
had for ten centimes, others for
twenty third set for twenty-five, and what
! may call the premier ecLGSse for half franc.
Each supplant mad a choice proportioned to the
depth of her devotions or the length of her
purse. The lowest quality gave so fickeriug and
feeble light that perhaps 1t might suggest un-
pleasant doubts TO tmid worshippers ut least
one determined young woman first lighted one
candle and then another before she was satisfied.
The majority of the worshippers, however,
meekly paid their copper coin and left the aged
vestal virgin to trim votive taper of the lowest
power. Only one suppliant had been so ex-
travagant as to pay fifty francs, and her token
of faith lowered above all the others like a
Matterhorn above the lower Alps. The by
ISLANDERS could easily measure the several
lengths of the illuminated prayers because, in
the most business-like fashion, each was stuck
on an iron spike which jutted out from a table
covered with lead. While the candles were
burning the suppliants were engaged in prayer,
and the solemn silence was broken by the hor-
rible persistency with which the old candle
woman counted her coppers, making them
chink, chink, with sacrilegiously metallic ring
Well, after ALL it trade which the poor
old woman had pursued day by day, perhaps,
for generation, and long familiarity with the
handling of sacred things is apt to breed painful
contempt, or what looks like contempt, even
in the very midst of the sanctuary And if in
the laying of the candles before kneeling down
to pray there seemed ludicrous and even
horrible element of pagauism, after all, every
religion has symbols which are open to criti-
csm. Irreverence itself would be silenced
before such group of suppliant women, who,
with souls darkened by that shadow of the Angel
of Death which is passing over this stricken
land, had come to lay breaking or broken
hearts at the feet of Our Lady of Sorrows.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-11

The Worlds London dispatch says the continual
accumulation of troops and war material on the
Russian frontier towards Germany, excites con-
siderable concern, and Russian journals are filled
with hostile comments on Bismarck aud Germany.
King william has relieved Versailles from the
payment of 400 0C0 francs which had been levied by
the Prussans.
A squad of Prussian huzzars was attacked on the
night of the 7th, through the tseachery of the in
habitants of the village of Abis. The town was
afterwards burned by the Prussisns as punishment.
persed in that neighborhood. A large Bavarian
force is south Of Etampes. The villages at the
north Of Paris which were deserted on the approach
of the Germans, are repeoped.
Mr.. Wade, English Secretary of Legation a.
Pekin telegraphs the foreign office September 26,
that all is quiet at Pekin and Tien-Tsin.
Cont secretary of the Emperor Napoleon, writes
to Brussels journal as follows; "My name has
been associated with the publication of two doou-
ments alleged to have been found in the Tuileres.
submit in explanation that the note about Bel
GUM, reported to be in my handwriting, was not
mine. The Emperor never dictated such langu age
to me- The paper is doubtless one of thousands
from irresponsible parties daily submitted to the
Emperor. Jecker brought his letter to me- l read
it, and, as found it was demand for money, at
tended by threats OF publishing scandalous papers,
Iordered him from my office Permit me to add
that the reputed manifesto of the Emperor in the
English papers is apocryphal
A telegram from Berlin to the Manchester Ex-
aminer says Bazaine is fighting for path to
The same correspondent says General Won wer-
der is advancing the army of Lyons between
Belfort and Langres.
Specie has vanished from France. The towns
of Normandy are preparing to issue paper CURRENCY.
A note from the Prussian government informs
the Powers that Paris threatens to hold out until it
is starved. In that event two millions of people
would he in the hands of the Prussians, who will
be unable to furnish supplies for single day, as
there is nothing edible within several days march
of Paris. Hence the people cannot abandon the
city by the roads. The inevitable consequence will
be that hundreds of thousands must starve. The
Germans nevertheless, must prosecute the war,
and those holCing power in France will be answer
able for the results.
The Germans evacuated Mulhouse on Sunday
ard proceeded toward New Bresach and Schlett.
stadt.
CfficlRl: The government Of Prussia, unable to
c. gnize the actual government of France, will not
restore the Bonapartes.
BERLIN, Oct. 10.-The Berlin Chamber of Com
merce in an address to Count Bismarck Kpresses the
hope that the indemnity to be paid by France will
be calculated not only in the actual losses of ship
and cargoes, but also on losses through the conhne
ment Of ships in port by the blockade These points
are argued cogently and at great length.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-11
TIE WAR.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

GARIBALDI TO COMMAND ALL THE FRENCH
VOLUNTEERS - PRUSSIA DOES NOT SUPPORT
THE BoNAPARTEs-PRoGREss OF TIE SIEGE
OF PARIS.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-ISpecial to the NewEYOrk
World THE present attitude of Prussia on the
peace question indicates that the strain upon Ger
man resources is beginning to be severely felt.
The Worlds Ostend dispatch says q malignant
disease IN the German camps outside of Metz is
filling the hospitals and overtaxing the surgeons.
The deaths for three weeks averaged 100 per day.
The rinderpest prevails among the army horses,
and has extended through Lorraine and part of
Champagne. 1t has appeared in the camps before
Paris, and has extended into Rhensh Prussia
In evacuating Courcelles on the 7th, fifteen miles
from Metz, the Prussians burned large quantities
of supplies.
Brussels dispatch to the World says it is be-
leyed there that Bourbaki's mission to the Em-
press 10 urge abdication, thus removing all OBJ
stacles 10 European recognition of the Republic
the army Of Metz cannot be relied on to support
the empire.
The Worlds Munich dispatch states that IL is ru-
mOred that Russia has made a secret treaty with
Italy by which the Tyrol is to be handed over to
Italy.
A Boulogne despatch TO the "World," states that
Bismarck ofhcialy denies that the Prussans vest
ing Paris are mutinous and anxious for the war TO
close.
A Florence despatch TO me +" World" says the
enemies OF the Pope declare he shall be stripped of
everything and he with his priests, cardinals and
nuns be sent 10 Asia or Africa.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-11
Guardians of the Poor.

A stated meeting of the Board of Guardians of
the Poor was held yesterday, at P. NJ, for the
transaction of business, John NJ. Whitall pre-
siding.
A report from the House Agent was read,
which gave the following census of the house
for the week ending Saturday last-Number of
persons in the house, 31l0; number in the house
at the same time last year, 3069; increase Al.
The Outdoor Agent reports for support eX-
penditures. $13SS75.
Of those receiving outdoor relief 525 were
Americans, 932 were foreigners, and rs were
children, making a total of 3209.
The Committee on Classification of Diet, to
whom was referred the matter of dispensing
relief to the outdoor poor, reported that after
thoroughly examining the subject, and also
alter addressing circulars to each of the out
door visitors, they had concluded TO recommend
that the schedule adopted in 1852 be continued
except in cases of the old and infrm. They
further stated that the diet of the hospital
should be of better class than heretofore fur
nished.
On motion the first part of this report was
adopted, while the latter portion referred to
the same committee and also the Committee on
Hospitals.
The board then proceeded to an election of
officers of the house and the medical staff for
the ensuing year. All the old officers were re-
elected.
After some further business of minor import
ance, the board adjourned.
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would not have prepared for arms II II had not
been for the extraordinary events 10 France,
but at the present moment they are urged to
action by their sympathy of race aud party, and
at the same time by the instinct of self-defense.
ATTITUDE OF PORTUGAL.
Such being the situation of things in Spain, It
is thought that Portugal will follow the move
ment which prevails in that country. The
the breath of revolution in Spain would sweep
away the Braganzas after the Bourbons. Not q
shot would fred to rescue them at home; aud
we do not expect England would waste money
or time on their behalf