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Notes and Comments.

cannon in Paris, If they only had Napoleon
IIlrs brass thus to uee they might replace
all the guns lost at Sedan, and elsewhere.
The news that comes from Paris and its
vicinity must be taken with much allowance.
The French cannot send much, and the Ger
mans arc sure to color what they shall send
Prussian blue.
1t is not known where the Pope is,-ex-
actly. lie may be in Rome, or he may have
left his old city. lie was there on Thursday,
when he asked for an Italian guard, which
was sent to him.
Tho number Of men forming into French
armies is put at G5O,OOO Should they have
time in which to prepare, they will give the
Germans something 10 do in winter cam
poigu. The course Of Prussia must convert
all France into a camp, aud all Frcnchmcn
into soldiers
Tho New York ErcaiHg Post states that
Secretary Fish has instructed Minister Wash
burn at Paris that he can do nothing what
ever in the name Of this government to re-
l.oyo ihc suffering, of the German residents
expelled from that city. Great disappoiut.
ment prevails in official circles in Berlin, in
consequence Of thi, decision Of the American
Government
"A dispatch from Berlin says Excite
mcnt after Che FIRST flush Of victory has sub
sided. 1t would be an error to believe that
thc enthusiasm is Of the same intensity as it
was a fortnight ago. The wish generally OK.
pressed is Would that war might end It
has lasted too long The cause Of this sem
timcnt [ do mot know, and will not attempt
TO explain.
Tho Gucyyicre, on board which Admiral
Farneuts body was placed to be taken to
/ Ne" LOTS sol aground on "reat io'n' mp
lN'n'ucSet) and IN consequence the mortal
romans Oh the immortal man were landed
ana 'aen sent to Ne" orA by steamboat. 1t
was 100 Dad that the last voyage OF the Illus
'fIous seaman should nave been something
very i'No S"'p"rec"'
The Indications thus far are strongly in
favor oil the nomination oil Mr.. Clailin as
Governor Of Massachusetts at the Convention
at Worcester. There has been some tax Of
" movement among the friends OF DR.. Loring
,-,' i.I. =, -. 80 ,,',','''e
-, 1... a''. NIX. lie ,' 49, s,
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'''''' ''o" q uOs' Cna'g mas just
io0'' ''s way ,u'o i''n'' '' "'''n ne protests
,u', "' is ','''''' WIN 700 'nO'' "'uD'', .
OH'o' '0'''''J' however I'' '0' 'rea'o,'''y
90 the statement ms letter rs nearly three
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\ prOspcr0nS SehOnl.


The Orange County Grammar School, loca-
ted at toTdolph Center received its charter
from the Legislature in lsOd.
During the forty years succeeding, the
Center " was the main business village Of
the town and as its leading men were ener-
getc and deeply interested in advancing cdu-
cation, due care was taken that the old Acad-
envy should maintain the reputation it had
under the Nuttings its first teachers And
when the rail car suppauted the old stage
coach and the gods OF the valleys became
not the gods Of the hills possessed Of a
more thriving inheritance the good people OF
the vicinity s'Hcf to the idea that this school
should be kept in good healthy life
Ihey were fortunate IN 'hes selection oil
teachers and such men as MANLY aud i. d.
hLpmpaE the latter now OF Middlebury
continued the good repute oil the institution.
stu these men adopted other professions and
frequent changes I'D teachers leit the school
10 IooO DO only a ialr condition The tall
term OF that year found 80 students IN at
tendance
In February lS6l' at the commencement
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

-Napoleon's friends say there is no truth
in the statement that he has feathored his nest
with the richest kind of plumage They add
that he is as poor as he was in 1915 If So,
he is a greater fool than the world had suppo-
sed him to be. He had good situation for
more than twenty-one years, and should have
laid up something against a rainy day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

"A fine brick building which has Just
been erected in New York at a cost of about
100000, has been condemned on acc cunt of
the weakness of its foundations and must b
taken down. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

Judge Robert c. Grier Of Pennsylvania,
cxjustco Of ihc supreme court, who resigned
few months ago, and whose place was dIled
by the appointment Of Judge Strong, died
Sunday evening at his residence in Phiadcl-
phia, at the age Of II, He was appointed to
the supreme bench in 1916, by President
Polk, and had suffered so much from paralysis
for several years before he resigned as to
practically unfit him for the duties Of the
place. He was a man Of considerable lcarn-
ing and ability, but politically he had long
been out Of sympathy with the majority, and
there was general satisfaction when he left
the bench
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

Three opinions prevail in Germany in
regard to the question Of terms Of peace.
One party argues with Bismarck that the war
ought not to stop until Alsatia and Lorraine,
including the fortified city Of Metz, arc an
nexod TO Germany, whence they were taken.
Another party demands that Metz and Stras.
bourg be dismauted merely, and that France
indemnify Germany for the cost Of the war.
The third party limits the territorial demand
to Alsatia and a narrow strip Of Lorraine in
the cast where German is still the prevailing
language. The Cologne Gazette layors the
lattcr plan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-10-05

In casting its shadows before it, promises.
though short, to be not less active and interes.
ting than is generally the case with the advent
OF a new Congress; fashionable life in Wash.
lngton Is never more clearly exempliied than
during the three or four months season. which
witnesses the demise of an old, and the organ.
ization Of new Congress; then it is that
retiring members give every attention to
the consummation Of their public record leav.
ing nothing undone which will tend to write
their name in their countrys history, and as
On appendix thereto, with mama and dauph.
ters' generally figure extensively in society.
New members are also there upon the
ground, seeking by all means at hand to
become familiar with the ropes of the "Ship
OF State preparatory to their induction into
oihce, but in this case, however, mamma and
daughters seldom make their debut in so.
olety until the season following.
Already have clerks and other protepes
made their appearance and are negotiating
Tor houses rooms &C. &C., for their princi.
pals
THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Inc President and many of the members
Oh his Cabinet are still away. AT the White
house 1t Is expected that the President will
remain at Long Branch until the first of
october, when he will return hero Secre.
,,aary Fisk is here and will remain-Secretar
Delknap returned or Tuesday night. The
general expectation is that there will be a
iull meeting of the Cabinet on the Eth prox.
mo GREEN MoUsrAINIRR.
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DR.. NJ. b. Riddle writes to the PresJy-
terrain Banner from Heidelberg that the King
Of Prussia is an earnest Christian, as IS
Won Moltke, the planner Of oampaiugns -
The Rev. james Patterson, of blessed mem.
DRY, who died in the Autumn of 1887, on
one occasion said" Brethren, if the Lord
will only keep me humble, / will trust you
TO keep me poor"-Dr Hall tells the story
OF Scotchman who sung most piously the
hymn
We're the whole realm Of nature nine
That were present far too small,
and all through the singing was fumblng in
his pocket TO make sure Of the smallest piece
OF silver for the contribution box.-Thirty-
two thousand persons were received on pro-
iession Of their faith into the communion of
the Presbyterian Church last year, showing
the year Of reunion to have been a year Of
revival.
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The fourth regular meeting of the Nation
al Conference of Unitarian churches will be
held on the 10Th, Goth aud Dist of October,
in New York.-Previous to his departure for
India, Babu Keshuh Chunder Sen preached
a discourse in vindication of the Unitarian
belief The preacher said he considered the
Unitarians engaged in the most important re-
ligious movement of the present day, and
that upon its success depended that unity in
religion which should be the most prominent
characteristic of the Christian church. The
first Unversaist church in Kansas, at Sem
eca, Nemeha county, was dedicated, Sunday,
August 2sth.
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THE revenue reformers" claim that
6y coalition with the Democrats they
can carry the organization Of the next
House Of Representatives, and are exhibit.
ing The necessary figures to meet the re.
suit Tie Democrats are shy Of the assO-
citation, not so much apparently, from an
unwilllngness to make that or any other
alliance, as nom The unpromislng nature
Of the projected partnership. Their mode
Of operation Is for tho PERFORMERS" to
come 70 them and sink into their party.
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The Free-Trade Observation-Disclosures
at Washington.

at WaShIhBIOnS
Cor. Of Gin. Enquirer, (Dan.) '.i ''I.'' '."-.''a
WASHINGTON, November 25, 1870.
|, A good many Senator's, Members
have been here during the Inst few days
engaging quarters for the session. An
Opportunity has been given for an express
sion of views on the revenue and civil
service reform movement, which prove to
be quite unanimoustagainst any attempt
to form a new or third party, although
quite generally the Democrats and West
ern Republicans favor the organization Of
tue next House on the basis Of revenue
reform. One Western Republican Mem
her declares that the people Of his section
DO united in favor 81 reducing the tariff
10 q revenue standard, without atfording
any incidental protection, and he believes
thGban dttempt1 viii be made In that d.
rection at the coming session, without
waiting for the next Congress.
A Pennsylvania Republican member,
whose, opinldhshas been asked, says that
the Administration must resist such q
movement With al It's influence; that the
law Converting thb Forty second Congress
on the 4thE March must be repealed, or
else that State will be hopelcssly lost to
the Republican party. The coal and iron
and manufacturing interests OF that Suite,
he declares, will gO.tO utter decay5if the
tariff Is further reduced, h. The revenue
Republicans say that they will show their
strength in the present House by uniting
wlth'thc Democratic vote 70 prevent the
repeal OF the law converting Congress on
March 4th, while there will be no abso-
lutte political coalition. II Is prettyeVi-
dent Judging from the general talk Of the
liberal Republicans, that members Of the
two parties will be found voting together
in the coming session as they voted IN the
last, in favor Of lower rates Of. duties.
Soon after the Senate meets Mr.. Schurz
will make speech Onthe revenue reform
movement. rlsl4 - sEtfNr F.'
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Prussian DESIGNS 10 the West Indies.

-anl.6 MI WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.
Diplomatic circles arc excited just now
by a curious, rumor, relating to the re-
ported efforts Of the Prussian Government
to secure d foothold in the West Indies.
It Is stated that o Prussian agent visited
Baez, in San Domingo, some months ago,
and informally offered to take the rever-
sion Of our annexation scheme, purchase
the territory Of San Domingo, and trans
fer tito German control. Such rumor
reached here from Havana at the time,
but was generally discredited. Now, how.
ever, it Is reported that Bismarck has
made, through Mr.. Bancroft, definite
proposition TO this Government that
Prussia shall 10 allowed to negotiate for a
colonial and naval station, either In San
Domingo or some other Of tho West India
islands, without opposition from the Uni
ted States, this Government to receive the
support Of North Germany in obtaining
coaling station in the Mediterranean. The
foregoing statement is given as rumor,
but Il is positively declared that its truth
will be cstablishedSg Another phase Of
the report is that the Germans intend at
lacking the French West Indian Colonies
If they find our Government at all in
clined to listen to their acquiring such
territory by transfer or conquest. ',,..,.
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RuTlRENcE BEiFElolpSIoH.

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Hon. VIM. &. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
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MARRIAGE

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