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Road Notice.

N0TICEis hereby given that applica.
~ ton will be made 20 the County Com.
mlssioners of Carroll county, at their next
meeting thirty days from the date thereof,
for a county road said road to run from the
old Baltimore county road to the Gorsuch
county road, where the Western Nd. Rail.
road crosses said county road, to commence
at the end Of said old county road which
extends to John ID. Powders land; then
through the said Powders. land un.
til it interseets f. +. Cro0t's and Jacob
Lockard's lands; then with the division line
through said lands until it intersects VIM.
Lockard's land; then through said land to
James W. Hooks la d; then through said
land to James T. Tawney's land; then
through said land to Peter Sehloss.r's land;
then through said land to Jesse Longs
land; then through said land until il inter.
sects division line between Jesse Long and
Lewis Beaver; then with said line until 1t
intersects a division line between the said
Beaver and Lewis GREEN'S land; then with
said division line until it intersects the sale
Beavers land; then through said land to
the Gorsuch county road. faE
JOHN ID. POWDER,
nov 2f-St and others.
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WEST END
JENELRY STORE,

- ~ W " y e
10 EsFRGfFpLAY informs The ritixeDs
.Ip OF Carroll copgiy aRd vicinity, that he
Is constantly receiFp,g new Rnd beautiful
goods from New York. consisting Of s.
WATCHES, either Amer ~-A
lean or Foreign Sterling ~e<>fT>7 4.
Silver Ware, Plated Ware.
Knives, Forks, Spoons, &C., Rings Of al
patterns. Watches repaired in the best
manner end warranted Silver and Gold
Plating done with promptness and dispatch,
Sewing Machines Of every make on baud;
also repairing done.
Give me call ~ | am determined n
sell. June 9.
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Dental Notice.

nR. GEO. 5. F0UKE, Dentist, offers his
IL services at his rooms In Westminster,
every Monday, Tuesday and Saturday. Also
One Day in every month at the following
places;
Middleburg, LIST Thursday ; Double Pipe
Creek, LIST Friday uniontown, End Thursdays
fancy town, 2nd Friday; Union Bridge, 3rd
Thursday New Windsor, srd Friday; En-
miltsburg, Ith Thursday; Mecbanicstcwn, 4th
Friday. oct 20
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PRIVATE SALE.

VSIE undersigned, having removed TO
Il Westminster, will sell his old residence,
on the Deerpark Road, miles east Of the
Deerpark Chapel, 4 ACRES with the i'm
proyements, or more land " desired.
The above land is improved with two.
story DWELLING, Granary,
Meat House, Stable, Hen AIlA-A
House, and an excellent well ~
OF water in the yard. Elis911sliissssa5ts-
The four Acres are in Apples, Peaches,
Pears, Ounces, Grapes, and in fact all the
fruit that family can wish.
The above will be sold very low and on
reasonable terms.
it is good opening for one wishing to
keep store or for any mechanic.
For further particulars apply to
A. J. WILHELM,
opposite Carroll Hall, Westminster.
feb If
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CaiIcees,

A Tot, 8, 10, II and Ia GEMS, as low
"A as before the war, at
APT 90 ~ q. Norris G Ce'a
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Farm Wanted.

T HAVE purchaser for farm of about
i 100 Acres, in the neighborhood of West.
minister. The place must be tolerably well
improved; some wood land desired. Parties
having the above property for sale will please
send an immediate reply, stating price,
terms, &C., TO
PIERRE G. DUGAN,
20 St. Paul Street,
oct 2T-tf Baltimore, Nd.
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LUMR Err
LUM1 TER II!

IA
i HAVE just returned from the lumber
IL regions-and am now rnoeivIng the lar
gesl selection Of Lumber ever offered
at this place, mt Reduced Frtr@ Consist
ing of Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock
Joist and Scantling
Of all lengths and sizes. IA, So, ga and "a
White Pine Boards and Plank, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Dressed and I'm,
dressed Misunderstanding, White Pine Cy-
press and Chestnut Shingles, Walnut and
Ash Boards and Plank, Plain and Headed
Picketts, Shingle and Plastering I.aths, Z
prime lot Of Chestnut Rails aud Posts. All
so all the different ~
KINDS OF COAL.
Thinking large sal,s with small profits
better than small sales with large profits, /
have concluded to adopt the former as
my guide, and hope shall be enabled to
carry il out by persons in want Of anything
in my line giving me call before purchasing
elsewhere. EDWARD LYNCH,
Near Depot, Westminster, Md.
feb2o.tf
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YNHE subscriber, Licensed Scriyener, Is
Il always ready, on short notice and rea.
sonable terms, to write Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Sale, Bonds, Releases, wis, &c.
ID. p. SAYLER.
Double Pine Greek, Nd. mar 10.
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n he Orphans Court for Carroll Co.

IN he Orphans Court for Carroll Co.
ocroBER TERn, 1870.
Estate Of application it is order
Henry T. Belts, w ed this 2lst day Of No
deceased. vember, 1870 that the sale
Of the Real Estate Of Henry T. Belts, late of
Carroll county, deceased, made by James Nc
Fee and Thomas J. Belts, Executors Of the last
win and Testament Of said deceased, and this
day reported to this Court by the said Execu-
tors be ratified and confirmed, unless cause be
shown to the contrary, on or before the 80
Monday, 18th day Of December next; provided
a copy Of this order be inserted for three sue
cessiye weeks In some newspaper printed aud
published in Carroll county, before the said Sd
Monday, 10th day Of December next The
Executors report the sale Of all the real estate
Of said deceased, situated in Carroll county,
containing 3Gs acres of land, sold In two par
cells, one at public and the other at private sale,
for the gross sum Of ten thousand dollars
tlO,0OO.00.) True copy,-Test.
JOS, NJ. PARKE,
nov 2t-9t' Register Of Wills.
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE

ENHE undersigned, by virtue or the Decree
Il OF the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
as Court of Equity, passed in the case OF
Joshua Bosley against Bernard McGinity
and Mary his wife, will offer the Real rs.
tate in said cause decreed to be sold at
Public Sale, to the highest bidder, ut the
Hotel of John G. Price, in Manchester,
Carroll county, Nd, on
Saturday, tie lOM day Of December,
1870, at o'clock, p. NJ.
This property is situate in Carroll county.
Maryland, about u miles south from Man
chester, and about \ mile from the Man.
chester and Reisterstown turnpike road, on
the public road leading to Snydersburg, and
one mile from the line of the Partition and
Manchester Railroad, md contains
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LA PIERRE HOUSE,
TERMS $50 PEa pAr.

THE undersigned has the pleasure of
Il announcing 70 his friends aud the DUB.
lie generally, that he has leased The larxe
and commodious Hotel, situated o. IA
corner Of Calvert and Franklin Street. o.
posite Northern Central nepaf, Baltimore
Having been engaged Ees The last 80 ycara
IN conductiug popular aqiels, he heels -
sured OF being able 20 H,eqt all Joss rxpec.
tations OF The traYelIlnG Community II nan.
aging the Ia Pierre House In 1 sirle eossi
70 any hotel ia The city. = ~
JOHN O. V0oHELl,.
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Westminster Gymnasium.
Great bargains.
DRY GOODS AT COST AND LESS.

II. L. NoRRH 4 Co.
WILL sell their present stock Of Summer
w Goods OF all kinds from now until Sep
TENDER LIST. at cost and less for cash, in order
10 be ready for the fall trade.
aug4 IL. l.. NcRais a Co.
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SASH, BLIND. DOOR AND
Furniture Factory,

SHORE a LEIsTER,
MAIN Street, wcst ofthe Railroad, have
WI on hand and Manufacture 70 order
BLINDS,
DOORS,
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The following Table Exhibit of the operations
schools IN each separate Election District Of the County
the Fall Term 1862 aud the Winter Spring
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TIME l4tes> improxud Rnrpets. !, xills 1
i Large assortment 81 ans, Isl ~
VIM nv. cKnNANHs
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

magnificent scenery and unique effects.
THE GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEE -
AMERICAN INSTITUTE COLISEUM,
during the week commspHins sqfNEs ~ ,sra
Coliseum will be altered and enlarged give accom-
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS.
The occasion will be notable for presenting the most Inns
THREE THOUSAND SKILLED SINGERS.
A Grand Jubilee Orchestra Of
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY INSTRUMENTAL vIR.
magnificent ensemble the stars Artists and Chorus Of
SIX GRAND OPERA COMPANIES
THE FOUR GREAT REGIMENTAL BANDS,
including GILMORES CELEBRATED BAND, of Bostonl
TWO HUNDRED BRASS AND REED INSTRUMkNTALr
A COLOSSAL ORGAN,
together with numerous harmonic aduncts, which, IL ho
liesed VIII make tits
THE WORLD,
BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL
to commemorate centennial Of the immortal composs7
A GREAT BEETHOVEN DAY,
devoted to the production OF his greatest will
feature this the Grandes Musical Festival ggen ID
the world.
The personnel, -
VAST ARRAY OF ARTISTS.
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMMES.
and the
DETAILS IN ExTENSO
will appear IN the
THuRssbHY, JUNE 'sp'i :, is7o
The sale Of seats ,ytno wi, commence s,;yv
G. w. EASTWOOD, Secretary.
No Union square.
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

(,OUNTRy HOUSE TO REST--FURNISHED At NORTH.
~ port L. u house 24x3G close the water terms mo.
dcrate. Address Captain KNIGHT, Northport, l.. I.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MtkCEILANEOt~.
ORNAMENTAL PINE sEEDs.-ia8 POUNDS OF TTR
~ Cedrus noodvra J received for sae Address w. INV
ING CLARK, box $40 New lork Post oncs.
rVEUxATIc AFFECTION-THE MOST INyErERArE
IL case cured sometimes visit Bc aad consult
the celebrated Dr. DEHAuro Of twenty years experience
Odoe l&j Biccckcr street
INIM PREIsy FRENCH STEAM DYhIsg stot Ris9
w and Rcdnishing Estsbn.imsat. ie5 E,.1Ls sscnos
Work Tor Offices promptly alleniedio.
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

7TNGLEWOOD AND NORTHERN RAILROAD PRO.
~ periies for sale rent; all prices. KELLOGG &
SMITH l5 Broadway. and Dean and Palisade
pues, Englewood.
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

ITO RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, AT SHARON. CONN,
near harem Railroad l3 rooms, apacious halls pah.
room piazzss well shaded grounds garden IN perfect
erfes; prioe low. akO. r. wOODWAKD, VI Broadway,
, NY.
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

7NINE PROPERTY IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW
York. for GALE terms to suit VIII exchange for Western
Lands: Full description at WHITING a CLARKS shoe
store, 81 Warren street. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

a DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN BEST PART OF
n Flushing 20 minutes from cityEcat and convenient
SIX rooms possession: price 1880 terms easy.
Y. X STEVENSON 4 SON. No. IL Pine street.
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AT CLIETOu S. L.
- lU minutes from ferry terms $25 month For full
particulars, inquire at Vanderbilt avenue third house from
Osgood avenue.
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fINO RENT (Sso0) AT MILBURN N. j., TEN ROOMBD
House, eight acres land barn. five minutes walk from
depot Address W. H. NADiN, Mburn, N. j., or j. g., Par
sells, MI
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r,o LETAT SARATOGA SPRINGS, FOR THE sum.
mcr, class Residence, richly furnished u rooms
and piano. grounds full OF fruit ana orna nta
ness rne stable and Carriage house. Address L. vARNEY
BarAto.a
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"A FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE wTrH OUTBUII.p
ings ana four OF Ground to let for sale;
ton hea thy hour from city; plenty of fruit
lew. Apply to WIN. Z. A. CRufksuANK, .95 Sixth
avenue.
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"FERNANDE,"

which will be given with most extraordinary cast, WITH
rnapnihcept scenery and undue effects.
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7,
will be produced, for the first time, and powerful
original Comedy of REMA&KABLE CONSTRUCTION. and
based upon yctoren Sarou's REIGNING PARISIAN SEN.
SATION entitled
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

IF YOU WANT A GOOD PIAEO CHEAr. CALL At
j MERRELLS warcroom No. Union square. Sold
instruments rented Customers suited large stock bes
makes hssainc before selecting elsewhere
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A LII WANTING FARMs.-e,cGD ACRES. GOOD SOIL.
"a mud climate "a miles south OF Philadelphia price only
S6 per acre. also improved Farms. The place growing
more rapidly than most other place IN the United States
land, N. j.
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nor SALE-GOOD YESTMENT-NORTHWEST COR
ner OF Hudson and orao streets rents for 400 and
Oroton; price 1l9i00.
J. n. CRISTALLER, II and II Abingdon square.
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

LfOR SALE-A FARM IN PIKE COUNTY, Pa, IA
Il miles Port Jeryis mile from Delaware river,
containing 90 acres ~ under high state of cuva-
tion cows heers, yearns calves. 10 winter
grain acres oats aeic' potatoes acres corn, acres
buckvheat splendid meadow land: good dwelling house.
splendid brook of water running through the
farm pcnty Of apples and fruit stock crop and farming
utensils for IS 0o0 Apply premises to JOHN SNNOTT,
Dagnans ferry Pike county, Pa, or to JOHN sfNNOTr,
b2l Canal New YorK.
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

INOR SALE-A SMALL PLACE OF ls ACRES, WITHIN
Il milo depot 20 minutea' ride from city Address
Farm, Hohokus n. j., call at the store in Hohokus
the Erie railroad
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I ADY VOCALIST wANTED.-TifK "BERgER FAMILY
sass Bell Rngers.n the largest and tes troupe ta.
line in the United states desr0us 3i sood LAZY
vocalist from Is 90 - ~ Tor The ltg ~
commencing ia September neat apYearaacs
and thorough knowledge O vocal music wl be- abs gltey
requisite and klc must also tfirohc
ambition and desire u render Ter service, yairAs -
"worklng company To such lety of zen
longcrb viii be offered. with but
salary aud ali travelling expenses paid Aairrss enclosing
phoos apb, y. y. kENDALI. Manager akerger faav." /"
Olympic theatre, ST. Louis No. June after that date
70 Jac son. Mich
Consider silence negative
(NOSGGEG ATIoSs WANTING COMPETENT ORGAN.
~ lists and Singers would time uorhr expense ~
applying at the oacc.oi the Arsfcsn sea0gy VI M
sic, J Union square.
rVHE MASON a HANLIN CABINET ORGANS Ac-
knoweised the bcs Instruments OF the c@ss wofa
Winners OF the PAns Exposition nr al seventy ass
others
New styles 10 Resonant cases. with EmPh,ne sna other
most recent provcmcnis. Prices frtures ct ssA eitV
sIs5 sI75 ss2t scs5 1855 10 sis0 ..ra e.soai hAni
Organs OF and other makes At low prcss osAns
10 rent Wareyoosns s9s Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1870-11-09
GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.

ALL QUIET AT MISUNDERSTANDING OUTRAGEs
CHARGED AGAINST THE PRUssIANS-THE
MoNIrEUR ON NAPOLEON's PAMPHLET.
TOURS, Tuesday, Nov. g. 1870.
NJ Esquros reports that the people of Marseilles
are now in complete submission to the Government
authorities He therefore submits his resignation,
asserting that il is the duty of the hour to unite
against the invaders. The Mayor of the city has
issued proclamation annullng the acts of the rev.
olutonary committee
The newspapers publish proclamation from the
new Administrator. NJ Gent recommending moder-
alton and the setting aside of all purposes save the
countrys defense.
report has been received from Rheims that the
Prussiau Governor-General of Lorraine announces
that the families of all male citizens absent from
their homes after certain date, will be fined 50
francs per day as long as such absence continues.
The Prussians continue to force the most eminent
citizens living on the Railway lines to ride upon the
locomotives the object being to prevent accidents to
the trains The barbarity of the invaders increases
in proportion TO the resistance of the population to
their cruel requisitioDs Many acts OF extreme
feTocity reported.
The MoMteur, reviewing NapoleOn's report OF the
causes which led to Sedan says
This apology touches the lament or an un-
fortunate But truth has rights rights well a. mis-
fortunes and in the pamphlet in question truth is vo-
lated Endeavorng to throw upon public opinion re-
sponsbty for war; the author seems 10 forget the
deporabe pains with which he encouraged the fictitious
excitement which led TO the AL know that the i'm
persl press most violently demanded and the forc
BILE xston OF Belgium. and that those papers were
paid by Napoleon keep up the 1t singular that
Emperor who assumed entire command OF the army
should plead he deceived 10 its condition and
organization"
Other journals refer to the pamphlet as proof OF
Napoleon's overweening self-confdence and inca
pacity The Republican organs are particularly
bitter.
Nj. Theirs is expected to arrive here Tomorrow.
balloon, under the direction Of NJ. Ussandier
started on Sunday from the neghborhood OF Rouen
for Paris with fair wind
Vigorous preparations are making at Lyons for
defense. A great quantity of provisions has been
collected and all the able-bodied citizens have been
thoroughly armed. All communication northward
from Lyons has been cut by the Prussians.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

TONE OF THE GERMAN PREss-METZ MADE THE
CAPITAL OF LORRAINE-THE NORTH GERMAN
PARLIAMENT TO MEET IN VERSAILLES.
LONDON Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1870
All the Berlin newspapers, official and otherwise,
brow the responsibility of the impending destrue-
ion of Paris on the French. The latter have, thus
far obstinately refused TO recognize plain facts.
The Correspondence of Vienna asserts that the
French Government acts if it unconscious of
it's defeat Its tone and manner the same they
would have been if the French army had been vic
torious, and were now before the City of Berlin.
The City of Metz has been made the capital of Ger
pan Lothrngen Lorraine).
The packing box factory of John McCmm,
I'm the second story OF No. 81 Em-st, wac damaged by
re Ia st evening 90 the amount OF 81 oo principally on
stock the building, owned by j. b. Cornell, was dam
aged 600.
The project of surnmoning the North German Par
lament 10 meet at Versailles is taking shape, and
will. probably, be carried into Office
The French blockading feet, consisting OF seven
ironclads and four corvettes is north Of Helgoland
The Prussian Government. which recently gave
orders for the restoration of the lights and bnoys at
the mouth Of the Elbe, has now count1rmanded
these orders, and the work hes consequently been
Suspondod
New-York tribune., 1870-11-09
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

THE REORG ANIZATION OF THE TROOPs-TwO
ARMIES TO OPERATE OUTSIDE THE WALLS
NOTE FROM GEN. TROCHU.
TOURS, Tuesday. Nov. 8, 1870.
The Paris Journal OFiciel of the 9th says: OF the
three armies into which the combatants in Paris
have been divided two intended for service out
side the walls. One is under the command of Gen.
Clement Thomas, and the other under Gen. Buchot.
The army of the latter is composed of three corps
darmie, commanded respectively by Gems. Vinoy
Renault and d Exea. The third army will be under
the special command of Gen. Trochu. who, at the
same time is Chief of all the armies.
The Journal O6fciel also contains note from Gen.
Trochu explaining the inaction of the regular troops
during the disorders of the Sst ult Trochu states
that he had gwen orders that the National Guard
should alone interfere to preserve order hence. the
regular troops were not called upon. The note con-
cludes with the assurance that the National Guard
have amply justified by their behavior the confidence
reposed in them by the General.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-09
ILLINOIS.
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT PROBABLY LOsT-A LIGHT
VOTE IN THE STATE.


VOTE IN THE STATE.
CHICAGO, Nov. $3.50 p. m.-Later returns
from Cook County increase Farwell's majority over
Wentworth, and despite good deal OF scratching
the success OF the Republican candidates 10 the Legss
ture is insured. There is little doubt Of the election Of
Robinson (DemOcrsD in the With District, Miner
Prohibtionis having taken enough Republicans from
Merriam TO insure this result The official returns
save the district Farnsworh is being pressed closely
by the votes OF the Democrats and OF the Temperance
men who support StOughton His district IL safe, how
ever The general result in the State shows light
vote on which the Republicans seem to have carried The
Legislature.
FARNSwORTH ELECTED-wENTWORTH DE-
FEATED BY A LARGE MAJORITY.
CHICAGO, Nov. -Nlidnight.-Owing to a
storm we have heard only Of Farnsworths election In
the lid District by at least 5000 majority and Of ma
jority for Merriam, in Springfield Of 1900
Farwen is certainly elected In the Ist District HE
majority over Wentworth this city is probably 1900
the outside have not all been heard from. The
rest OF the Republican ticket in this county beyond
doubt
New-York tribune., 1870-11-09
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE.
THE COMMANDING GENERAL UNPOPULAR WITH
THE TROoPs-THE ARMY IMPROVING IN DIS
CIPLINE,

THR TROOPs-THE ARMY IMPROVING IN DIS
CIPLNE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSBl
LONDON. Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE with
the army of the Loire writes from Blois, Sth inst.
"The headquarters of the army will probably soon
be here. Gen. DAurelles is exceedingly unpopular
with the troops He has shot 1l3 men in one month,
and the officers say that the will shoot him, If
possible, in the first battle.
"The headquarters of the Sixteenth Corps IN still
at MarchenOir the troops being en- echelon by dvi-
sion from the Forest of Marchenoir to Mer, where
the headquarters of the Fifteenth Corps is estab-
lshed. The Seventeenth Corps is forming.
I'm discipline and watchfulness the Army OF the
Loire, though defective, is much better than
MacMahons was. The outpost and vedette service
seems to be well performed
This army has increased rapidly, and now num-
bers more than 100000 The artillery is abundant,
and though deficient in saddlery and harness is
otherwise well equipped. The French Generals can
not make out why they have been permitted to con-
centrate such large force nnmolested
"The French, when changing front from Salbris,
intended to attack but did not, because the move
ment hither took six days instead Of "A hours, The
failure was due to the interference of the Tours Gov
enment which insisted upon directing every detail,
and had its own plan of battle. Everything broke
down through sheer ignorance and incompetence,
yet the Generals now blamed for delay"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-09

I'VE meet again; you. young and vigorous, l. old
and infrm but still steadfast to my principles. We
fight for the Universal as well as the French Repub-
lie. rejoice to lead once more my old soldiers.
Remember that to you is confded Italy's honor.
You have fought the battles Of your Fatherland. !
hope to be worthy of you' At the conclusion of the
address the battalons responded with cheers for the
Universal Republic, the French Republic, and Carl
baldi. We leave Dole tomorrow to advance.