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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-25

JUST OUT /!

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NONE CURE AS QUICK.
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'brOwn Oubeb' things.
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10 Aston House. New York.
dec Is 7G.3m dkwch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-25

EFIHIts LNdINE-DUIInB INC Week Just
out material change. Sales made up to
Tuesday at 433 cents for country, but on that
were no sales buyers not disposed to operate
unless at decline, which factors refuse to &C
cept, and consequently the market has ruled
quiet for a lew days. There is very little arriv-
ing, and the bulk of the stock here is in second
hands. We quote sales followe:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-25
$40 LESS

Than any other Fertilizer of the same standing.
We can furnish certificates of its Chemical Anal.
ysis by DIR. G. 4. Leibig, OF Baltimore, and
Tt omas Antisell, III. D., of the Agricultural De-
partment, Washington
WICK & MEBANE,
Sole Agents for North Carolina.
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Won responsible for the useless waste of
go oonsnuoad in this discussion

Won responsible for the useless waste OF
time consumed in this discussion.
MFR. Love said he should not hesitate q
moment in voting against the resolutions.
He regarded them as mere paper wads, not
worth the time expended in writing them.
They we're introduced for party effect, but
they rather overstepped the mark. There
we're some of the resolutions he was will
ing to endorse, but there were others he
would not endorse consequently he should
vote against the whole batch, as he was
not allowed to vote on them separately.
The seventh resolution has q clause
pledging the General Assembly to sup
port the Constitution of the State as just,
liberal and wise.
the word State.
The previous question was called and
sustained, and MIR. Bealts amendment was
voted down by the following vote:
YEAs-Metsys barnes, Beafi Cherry, Graham
Jones of aeck,euburg. Long. Love, Martindale,
Meichor, Murphy, Richardson, Robbins, Scott
and Wbltesidee a.
NAYs-Mesars Bellamy. Brogden, Barns, CO..
grove Cook, Davis, Eppes, coll: Forkner, Gallo
way, COL Hayes Harii. Gton, Hyman. col. HaW-
kins. Joles at N"ho, Laesiter, Leggs heepass,
Sboh1er ,nl-A Stephens Welker, White aud
Wiustcad--3
The resolutions were adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
IE,s- t:eesrs BeHamy Brogden, Burns, Cher
ry, CoIgrove. ook, DAVIS, Eppes, col, Forkner,
Galloway COLI Hayes; Harringt ton, lyman, COL,
Hawking, Jones OF Wake, Lassiter. Legg, Long,
Martindaie, Respass, Shoffner, Smith, stephens,
Welker, White aud Winstead-26.
Nays Iessrs. Barnes, Beall, Graham, Jones
of Mecklenburg Love, nelchor. murphy, Scott.
Whiteeides ana Wilson-1O.
Mr. Loves resolution of enquiry In ref
erence TO expressing clerks was then taken
up.
Mr.. Shofner offered an amendment
1f
Mr.. Davis opposed the resolution,
thought it would accomplish nothing. he
was opposed to smelling Committees of
every character and moved to lay it on
the table.
Mr.. Love said the Senator from Mont
gOmery was disposed to ridicule, and treat
these resolutions slightly, but he would as
-nra the Senate that they were necessary,
and if he were placed on the Committee
nc wonld SHOW them where 50, 900 had
been drawn by one of those officers, The
would call no name) that the State had
not received snap of his finger for.
The motion TO table was voted down.
Those who voted for it are MessIs
DAVIS and Eyman, col
Mr.. BeIiamy moved to amend the reso-
tuition by instructing the Committee to III.
quire and also report, what members of
the General Assembly have charged and
received, mileage for coming a round
about way to the Legislature, which was
unanimously adopted.
The resolution passed.
The Chair designated Messrs. Love and
Davis as the Senate branch of the Com
mittee.
On motion Of Mr.. Martindale, the rules
were suspended, and the bill to authorize
the Williamson & Tarboro Railroad Co.
20 issue LIST mortgage bonds, was taken up
ind allowed TO pass its second reading
sIithout discussion.
ON motion the Senate adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-25
NAVASSA GUANO
s55 PER TON, CASH, or

being the basis. We are Agents for the above
valuable Fertilizer aud are now offering It for
sale at the low price OF 4-
s55 PER TON, CASH, or s68 PER TON
Payable lst November, 1870, wei secured with
city acceptances or crop liens.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-25
SENATE,
SATURDAY, Feb. 10. 1870.

By Mr.. Hayes: Bill to secure the holders
of bonds issued by the State to the Viii
haEston and Tarboro' Railroad Company.
Raferred.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-25
GUANO.

TUE AHH0S1ArED STAR SOLUBLE rHoS'
phate Manufactured in Baltimore. Md, tie well
kpOUp
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-02-25

From ~ashington-Proceed OF Com
aFesS &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
80. q. 1.
EgerrissCy's Saratoga Gsuh
HOUSE.

& few years ago John Morrissey came
up from New York aud opened small place
on s ide street Of no great fame and no
great repute. Then he had n good sized
brick building and made his Club. famous
In all the land. lie has now just completed
house to be devoted to his peculiar call!
ing, that has no superior this side of Croc-
rord's. The house will be opened next
week. II is far the most gorgeous house
for play on the Continent. The main floor
is divided into three rooms, two of which
are devoted to play, and one for dining
The fitting up Of the rooms i5 simply mag
nfcent. The floors are covered with scar
let and white velvet tapestry. The furni-
ture, side boards; cernices, mantels and
mirror frames are French .cleval, inlaid
with gold. The curtains arc silk afd dam
ask. The monogram, ~. NJ" flames out
on all Sides Over the massive mirrors are
carved tigers heads, with mouths wide
open TO devour, an emblem of the tiger per-
sons will fight within the walls. The chan
deliers are gold gilt, and the brackets are
FURNISHED in the same style.
On the saloon floor there are 125 lights,
and 275 in all the house. Private stair
cases lead TO rooms aloft, and these rooms,
on the two stories above the pariors, arc
gorgcously fitted up for guests, The lower
floor is for kitchen, wine-ccllar, laundry
and for domestic uses. The clubhouse
cost SO, 600. A lot near is owned by n
church. The parish woald not sell, but the
ground is rented 10 Morrisscy Tor ten years
al 81 900 year, to give room and light for
the clubhouse. The nest stylish turnout
in Saratoga to-day. isMr- Morrisseys, an
elegant coupe, gcld-gilt harness, after ihe
manner of MIR. Weed, drawn by two fine
stccds. one white the other coal Mack. Men
are here in humble lodgings who drove
their fine span when MorFissey was keep
ing small house on back street. Now
be comes 10 the front and they take back
street. Sucb is life at Ssraioga.
Icnrrt-nnnicnc. nf ths H.stnn Ti--c..
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Denaocfasic and Conservative
ArsrIN. Texas. July Q. lSI

AUSTIN, Texas, July 0, 1870.
Atn meeting of Democratic and Cnnherv-
ative citizens of Texas now iu Austin, held
at the office of Maj. John A. Green, the fol-
lowing proceedings we're had
On motion of Capt. McLane Of Titus, Col.
n. II. Eppcrson was called to the chair and
J. Z. Douglas CT Smith, aplointed Secreta-
ry. % g
Several gentlemen addressed the meet
ing urging and advocating a more thorough
organ izaiion Of the Democratic and Con-
servaiive people of the State.
Hon. J. W. 1hrock morton offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted;
ResSlrcd, That the Chair appoint COM
miitec Of seven who shall .araft q call Of
tie Democratic aud Conservative masses
Of the State 10 n State Convention, and
that said committee adopt as the basis Of
their address in making the CALI llie ad-
dress recently issued hy the Democratic
members Of Congress.
That the COMMITTEES be Instructed TO sug-
rsst the time and place Of meeting Of the
Convention and ihatthe report be submiii-
Cd on Saturday night next, at an adjourned
meeting.
On motion Of VI. H. Bowers Of Travis
the Secretary was instructed TO Publish
these proceeding in the State Gazette and
Austin Republican. . 9. f'--7f'
B.H. KPrERsoN,
President
p ~. c-.-.a--
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IiEADoUAnTERs, CENTREvILLE,
November 10, 1861.

To His Exccllcncy the President.
SIR have had the honor 10 receive
your letter of the 81 inst, in which you
call UPON me 'as the Commanding General,
and as a party TO all the conferences held
by you on the 2lst and 22d Of July,to to say:
"whcther you obstructed the pursuit af-
ter the victory of Manassas. ..,:s
"Or have you ever objected TO an advance
or other active operation which it was fcas-
ibe for the army TO undertaken
TO the first question:, reply, No, The
pursuit was tnobstructcd" by The enemy s
troops at Ccntreyille, as have stated in
my official report. In that report | haze
also said why no advance was made upon
the cnemy's capital for rea5ons) as follows
The apparent freshness of the United
States troops at CentreSillc, (which checked
our pursuit; the strong forces occupying
the works near Georgetown, Arlington and
Alexandria; the certainty, too, that Gen.
Patterson, if needed, wonld reach Washing
ton with his army of moro than 10000
sooner than We could; and the condition
and Inadequate means of the army in am
munition, provisions and transportation,
prevented any serious thoughts Of advanc-
ing against the capital. ia.
To the second question, | reply. that i
has never been fcnsible for the army TO ad-
vance further than it has done--ic the line
of Fairfax Courthouse, with its advanced
posts at Upion's, MunsOns and Mason 8
hills. After conference al Fairfax Court
house with the three senior General officers,
you announced it 10 be impracticable 10
give this army tie strength which those
officers considered necessary 10 enable j
10 assume the offensive Upon which
drew il back TO its present position
Most respectfully, your ob't serv't
J. E. JOHNSTON.
A true copy.
a W. c. LIZ. Col. and &. D. G.
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$50. Reward |. ),
SPRAYED or STOLEN

ENRON the undersigned on or about
IL April lst 1870, one BLACK HORSE,
about o years old, i43 hands high, branded
thus, L 7 in circle on right shoulder and
dim v on left shoulder, with a scar on
right side made by the horn Of bull.
The above reward will be paid to any
one who will deliver said animal TO, me at
weatherford, or to Mr.. A. c. Vining, at
Lancaster, Texas: =, -
Mrs. SUSANNA FONDREN.
Wcdiherford, Texas, July 9, 1S70-43;St@
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100 E.
Odd Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE.

rINuE fnllpNlng rrsnlullors were adopted al The
trgiar u,crliRs of The nallas Lodsr, 80, ~,
l.. a. ~. D., May -, lN'ni
R,.iroi !. The Ledge alone hold tho right TO
property Ia tho crmpicIy. .
= Tho righi OF burial in our grounds " rot He'
ournl iy tic pur,hssn ui lot hut ~ siTine ni hslnE
ia good stnndlng In tho lolrr Al ihr time oi demise
= None hui mrnrrs In gnnl sisuiins ~ famr
regular L,dsr aud thrir imne,iaic aalirs thAll ir
inferred un onr Cemetery,
l. Tile Immediate hmlly of member consists Of
his wife, widow aud mlnor children AMI none
oihcr,
3. This tlsht ceases when = mrr i'cr l. suspended,
cNIrllrl or vitllfaws permanently from the "rlrr.
4. Tho members Of ihe mmcdaie family of nu
Rurlcnt or expelled oil Fellow which wrrr Inferred
while he was Ia good standing u lho,9rder, sha DO
permitted 20 remain undisiurhei, hni ho shall bc
dcharfcd from ANY further iricImenis.
rrn..E. W. Hunt Is appointed IN take charge oi
the Cemetery, Hul SEQ that this resolution ID en-
forced.
by order OF the Lodge; ..,.,, :,
Attest; II. Q. CAurnr'', Secretary.
Dallas, Juuc 1, 1870 -57:u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

The steamer Hobalie- just arrived
from Europe, reports that she pass
ed on the 2Sth Of jane, at 3 A. n +,
in lat. 40 deg. IS min. and long. p
deg. AZ min, the steamer City OF
Ragusa, Of two tons burlhen and
twenty feet long, on her way TO
New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Official journal. constitute part Of The
policy Of the Radicals in Texas. A bill
before the Legislature anihorizes the Gov
error TO designate The journals in which
the official advertising of the State shall
be published in the different Judicial Dis
tricfs. The editor Of the -Houston Union,
writing from Austin, says, this viii carse
the establishment Of Republican journals
in each Judicial District. As a matter OF
profit such journals may succeed, but from
the specimens We have already had, we
should say that they viii do The party far
mose baf-n than good Cal Civilian
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Ideho has gone Democrats, eleciins sam
Merit, delegate 70 Congress y. the usual
majority Of frDr 5000 800 Every county
in the Terrii7fJ heard frrn gives Demo
cratic mnjorities on the general ticket, ex-
cept the NosmOn county Of Oneidas where
there Is said 10 be q tie vote All the
county oHOers elected, except . few scat
ierinc ercrpiions ara Democrats. HKeer
Tie ball rolling
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

NEAT SIMILE.-A paper puts a
matter which it wishes to enforce in
tho following neat similc: "You
might as well attempt TO shampoon
an elephant with, a. tbimblc full of
soapsuds as attempt TO do business
and ignore advertising"
Another writer puts il thus: airy
ing to do business without adyertis-
ing is like winking through pair
of green goggles. You may know
that you are doing it, but nobody
else docs"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Mrs. Angel and her two sons
have been arrested in Rhode Island
for the murder Of old man Angel.
And now, how would you "like to
be an Angel, and with those Angels
stand77-f Louisville C0urier-JOur-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Vanity IL 90 solicitous Of self,
Chat, even when its own claims are
not interested, il indirectly seeks
tho aliment it loves, by showing
how littls is deserved BY others.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

a LOVER OF RATTLEssAyiRs.--
There is'in. Il& Crosse, Wis, Il ccr-
tain John Mckee, who has singu-
lar fondness for rattlcsnakes. Ilo
has made> says the Republican of
that place, IA perfectly tight, square
den, about five feet each way, and
as many high, open at the top, and
therein are eleven rattlcsnalIca,
from eighteen inches TO three feet
and half in length--a sight 10 be-
hold Writhing, twisting, turning,
and folding upon, and over each
other; Or, with heads erect, with
keen eyes glistcring,, ard wicked,
looking serpent tongues protruding
from their ugly mouths with light
ning-likc swittness, there they are,.
moving, twining, hidcous- locking,
mass of serpcntsl 1t ise,a terrible.
sight. And then to sco LicKcc cool.f
ly and deliberately enter. among
them, and take them each, III has.
hand, call it by name, open its
mouth, and while;hc is giving you
its history to see The reptile lay its
head upon his check, and run its
devilish tongue at you, while its
eyes seem to emit sparks of fire
ughiit's too horriblcl Aud all he
while The others at his feet ars
keeping up a continual buzzing,
rattling, humning, which fill tho
air with low murmurs, and causes
certain creeping Of the flesh and
shuddering at the heart, which is
not at all pleasant. Mr. Mckee
caught them on the biafis near the
city from, nest of,over one bun-
drod in number, and is traiaing
them fer exhibition.
Before marriage, Che bride must
] he Yrou-affrry-afd her husband
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

nDr Can al ihs Iia shsa ssiass TaF-
shasiss gsar siess, iArTs gea sii hri
he largest sni lass srirsiiea u sieses
sssT lTsssAi 10 his aaI1si aRa VhisA 10
aTs ssllius a, lassT Esiaes lhsa aay shsEs
slss. CD, kAAApi,
flE1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
FINE SEWING.

vlNnI UNDERSIGNED resfeslhilly aA-
n nouness that she has reluTnel 10 aud
permanently located ia Dallas, al the house
next door South Of Il. y, conshanours
residence, where she anl her daughter,
Mrs. sallie Powers, arc prepared TO cut
aud make up dresses IN ahy desired style,
and 10 do all manner Of plain aud taUey
sewing. Patronage Of tic Ladies esPeei,
ally solicited, Charges reasonable, and
no pains spared TO render satisfaction.
MRS. NJ, BINGHAM.
Dallas. January ~. lS.a-anif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

The first step we take in the
world is important; it wins its IA
vor, or SETS il against us
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
Buy Your Gins From The
ETNA GIN WORKS.

VIR are now manufacturing frst-class
w Gin at Etna, Texas, which we offer
70 the trade at three dollars and twenty
Eve cents a saw, payable in coin on deliv-
cry at the shop. All Gins warranted TO
give satisfaction.
Gins repaired al short notice; charges
reasonable-
We have on hand al this time q good lot
Of Gins, ranging from 80 70 20 saws Are
prepared 10 DO spy Kind Of Iron Turning.
Wfii repair Enrspes and other machinery.
W. Ross, Agent, Dallas. Teras-
DOUGLAS 8 RnOME.
Juls 3. Is70-8sIM
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Our resentment grows with our
undcsert, and we feel vindietire in
due degree with our doubts as 70
tbc chance II finding forgiveness
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

The storm is better than the calm,
it declares a living principle. So il
is not 50 bad 10 err in aeiion as 10
refuse 10 perfoTm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

He who has nothing 70 say should
say nothing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
MIIIINERY GOODS.

NfRs JAMES q BAhkLtl, ss.,a la
wi fsTl hsr ffissis ali sas Hshiis Esh-
rrally, ilai shs tss iusi TpeFigft ilsn'
NsN Orleans a large siesk n MillihsTg
Eesls q all kiHis, ssnsisiinE IN Ran u
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

vTHE countenance is pale and lcaden-
colored, with occasional Aushes, or cir
transcribed spot on one or both cheeks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; an
azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritatcd, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with humming or
throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furrcd tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; aap--
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with
knawing sensation of the stomach, at Others,
entirely gone; Aceting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; ?iolent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir,-
regular, at times costive; stools shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood; belly swol--
= len and hard; urine turbid; respiration oc-
'casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convuli..
sive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms are
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
MASONIC.

BiLIAS C0MnANBEhf, No. q
ISNIGiiIgs TieAti.f4Ais,
MN sa1fi "a iAf az igl A. a. isNn a i'sl'ss
w Ia iie Etssaagg .i - lsi.sF iis isii ns'e. a
gNaM, cR0ckEFE, h, q,
EcsaarFs, Earsl.ss-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. ~,
ROYAL ARCH hIAs0Ns.

4 Naa srs heIsAY sannanaA 10 atieaa stated
isaEarstiea a hAllaE AafirTs ka- Al, - haA@ss
sFsaiHs, ass !, a. ssEla esAais iissliAs'
b. sslaaaaa sfihs n. 4, a.
NJ, l., MtRfnf, sssIsisIg,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

Before marriage, the bride must
be WOR-afterwaid, her husband
and herself must both be one.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

IiNNRnILL i0DGR. No. 81, y. 4. NJ,
M.rts =. az last SaiuTaaF = saFh laenth, 81 ihs
Nssssir Hall, M q, AHAAns ~ N
r. A. osaNEEs, sce'E,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30
nrasohio SessaeterV
-.

NIAsohto SStthotSh
NoTISm.
st,Hh FOLLOWING rrsalpiioa Nas Passed 81 ~
Il siatri Oaarhnatiaa II ienaf'isil Ls'5scs ~. -
A. AT a NJ FrlTnsfA ~, A, - lsee;
Afss'lsl, Iiist gaiaiiiro nf FNr u Ay'ieihifl "
tsk, fhsrrr "a a. Massaif casffEF, ana lrFtaii -
isirua tAsfria s1fsli ri ss.as " their iEs'eai'
ate finilrs, -,
nIo, A.N, MeTioh isspp ps'uifiieisfs charge si'As
tssI,,4trrs ani - this tesslaligu larTifl cat
~ uIlsF elthp LelEes -. =. ,,,,.,.,, N, a,
Attssis = T. c.saNsts. sryFritTy, ln,aFes 'oslaa''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-30

4 true copy.
10 fse President.
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~ TFuf ~ ~ bli,g rsiio7aHs esIsisaiila r. ..
gsslr Blsi,sEis 49, Eslr ir,siaiisss 81, ilsi Iss-
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The ueauiy er Be,tsr work,

IH1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-03
patssIAN VAR DISPATCHES.

King Williams Despatch TO Queen Augusta
The Victories of T'uS.dAy, Wednesday,
aud Thnrsday Rejoicing in Hsaieh-No
1Icdiation Wanted.
BKELIS, sept. 2.-The following despatch from
me King to Queen Augusta is jus. made public;
SEDAN, Sept. ia O'Clock, afternoon. Tho bat
Ito has RACED since S. oclocs this morning. Our
forces have advanced yic,oriously. The Fourth,
Fiiia, and Seventh Corps and the Biyarians were
ongagel. Tho enemy wer. aim ost entirely driven
into tie city"
ruU rRussfAS VICTORY AT BEAUMONT.
TIN DavArian Ministers have received the follow.
ing despatch, dated near Beaumont Tuesday:
a battle has just occurred In which VIC were
-,.. MS. yhe Fr,uch were drivea ovor the
scr,a Nrst Bayarian Corp, participated sue.
,,a,,u, on.r. ''a capturing two gnns."
DAzAlNE urG1rD r,u-. WIFI GREAT l'''
Tie following Prassian oGeiD -'s~.asSa was TO
ceiyed OF the War Once last evening:
"a battle was iouyh, I'll throurhou, w,ine sds,,
and was continued on Thursday before Metz Da
Esine was driven back a' uil points"
Berlin was Illuminated last evening in honor OF
the victory, and joyful demonstra ton. were made.
HsAvY LOSSES on BOTH SpSA
The oscil news IL still tennd. Itis know iha.
series OF battles occurred on tho 3O;h ana al.. d.
which both sides suffered heavy losses
REJoIcISGs IN MUNICH.
MUNICH, Sept 3-Thers ~ intense d,ll-'u an
all classes OF people At the prowoss exhibited By t
Bavarian Corps IN the German army in tho ba.'ir,
near BoaGm mt Flags ure hying rrom to 9g'l.-
bundinSs nnd elsewhere, AMI the ctiz .1. nave ..r
fed the streets with bands OF mus,e, laare.,. a.
trarsparcnccs.
The Government authorities wsr, "rnrsi.-,ir.;iy
chcored. Yesterday there was = reunion Of the fii
c'al deputies In The Chamber 20 responl tlacpr
vocation Of notabics who were in session at berlin
King LOUIS was duly notified ccrg-a,gltt.ry
telegram was sent to King William on tie Gali 70.
battle, as well as to the Berlin meeting. The Kiag
10 reply to the icl!citadons, expressed his j1y
hacks FOR the confidence Of Bavaria, anI aF u-or
'ac Deputies that this uhat Of the giants w7u,l
rtsLl! to the honor Of Bavaria ard Germany.
TIE GERMANS WANT 40 nEpIAuoS.
LErrsIc, Sept. . Tho corporation Of tNls cl',.
he commercial and oGler civic Organizations have
pnitcl IN ~ address 70 the King Of Prussia as chic
o' ae German CONFEDERATION, urging his = icrtyt.
reject any ovorturos OF mediation, ant prose.u,,
the war until permanent peace can rc SECUTED. 4
similar address ha' been adopted anu viii b, T.-.
stltod TO "a, King Of c0G0ny