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The Enforcement Act.

Senator JOHNSON, of Virginia, in con,
Guiding his speech in the Senate against
the bill for the enforcement of the FIT,
teenth Amendment, after examining the
principles and purposes of the bill, said;
THE provisions are so Objectionable
that it scarcely seems to me possible
that legislative body which has any
respect left for the freedom of election
for the independence of the judiciary, OF
for a free Government, can vote in favor
of the passage of such law" Yet il
was passed.
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SENATOR DRAKE, of Missouri, is Re
publican of the most radical stamp The
St Louis Democrat is a journal OF the
most radical stamp The following Is
what the Democrat says of Mr.. DRAKE 4;
''The gentleman from Philadelphia,
who temporarily represents part Of Mis-,
souri, in the Senate, namely, Mr. Drake,
says that St. Louis is not a candidate
for the Capital, and that the climate OF
Washington ia better than that Of the
Mississippi Valley. Iowa has two
Senators to represent her, and Illinois
has two. But Missouri has only one
Just now. Mr.. Drake represents the
real estate spectators of Washington
City. The time will come, probably,
when Missouri will try to elect in his
place some man whose political spite
against the people Of the State will not
lead him to fight against its interests.
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A sctrEfI already counting more
than one hundred members has been
formed in Paris, pledging themselves
not to be buried after death, but to be-
queath their bodies for dissection so as
to aid the science OF anatomy as much
as possible. They also hope thus nlti'
mately to eradicate the prejudice against
dissection. The bones of these men
may set right as nature made them
but we should think their hearts, and
brains, and whole nervous system is so
completely derapged that they would
be poor subjects for anatomists.
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Laughlin's Infant COrtlial!

The ChiId's Cure when Tecthing!
Softens the gums, allays the pain, reduces
inflammation, controls the bowels, curing
summer complaint, dysentery, diarrhesi
flatulcnCy, &C., &C., &c. We recommend
the Childs Cure with every confidence that
II will give entire satisfaction. We only
repeat the expression of many OF our friends
and can assure every Mother that 1t is Il
remedy perfectly safe and efficient, more
desirable to relieve Pain or Cholic than
Paregoric or Godfrey Cordial, with the nd
ditional merit Of being particularly adapted
for the little ones at this trying period of
life. Try il and be convinced.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers will flnd il very valuable. The
Child will be relieved, get into gentle
sleep, and wake up cheerful, happy and
feeling comfortable. We guarantee each
bottle and vii! refund the price of every
bottle not doing as We represent. Price, .
cents per bottle.
LATGHLIN, SMITH & CO., Props,
Wholesale Druggists,
mari Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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For Sale.
Bargain
Wool Carding and Spinning.

7 HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC, AMI
Farmers in particular, that have made
extensive improvements in my machinery
for Card and Wool Spinning. and am now
at the lowest terms.
For Carding Rolls..................Sc cents r n.
For Carding and Spinning - e
Weaving done at lowest rates
..... LIST OF AGENTS:
Darlington, O.-J. Roemer & Son; Bolton,
W. Vail. s. White; Littleton, W. VAN.
Pendergrast; Easton Siding, W; Van: {.
lotion; Cameron, w. Na.-W. II. Bentley;
Burton, w. va.-Patrick Mcdonald; Man
ningtoD, W. Na.-Wm. Hall; Roshy $ ROCK
W, VAT. $, Banar; Woodlands, W. Va
VIM. Suffers & Son; Triadelphia, W. Va
J. p. Henderson.
Wool shipped by the Parkersburg. sun
fish and Matamoras Packets Will receive
JOHN WHARRY,
mo30 rEsi MoundsriIle, W. Va.
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The Democratic papers in Indian

The Democratic papers in Indiana
are printing the names OF Republicans
who come outasainst their party on "c'
count Of their adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment. Some Of them are promi-
nent and influential men, and the mum
Der 6fhrGefto Republicans who openly
declared their purpose to vote against
The Republican party seems TO be up
q wards Of 5000 In fact the Republican,
party everywhere is fast dropping to
pieces from its-natural rottenness.
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r,r.RsScrs ny prRMnsIox

Hon. VIM. T.. Stevenson, Governor West '.
X. l.. berkshire. Judges Supe touIi
James l.. Brown, at Appeals W, W..
j. j. Jackson, Jr., Judge oi ihr IT, =
District Court, ". Va.
d. u. 4. FarnSworth, President ol sen
ate, ". Va.
\. Wcrniugpr, Member Senate.
Jacob HnTnbrook, President West VI.
lnS Ca.
Jacob NJ. Bickcl, Vice President W.T.
Va. lnS. 60.
Caleb B"gg,>s, Attorney, Clarksburg, W, '.
samuel Woods, hhlllipIl,
B. White, sheriff Mrrrrr county,
II. q. Davis, senate, Mineral county,
J. y. Camden, President OF First National
Bank, PHrkrrSbuTg.
And the following nI"mlcT, of the liuir"
of delegates Of West Virginia:
Hon. H. II. Smith, KanRwhn county.
g.. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WCtZcl
Nathan Gof, Harrison
" .IOSgh TctCr, Barbour
H. NJ iIill, Marion,
James lIrrvcy, Brooke
" Martin Judy, Grant
" r. DAWSON, Taylor
Henry Brnnnon, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, Dodiiridg"
" j. T. Bowyrr, Putnam
i. -. Wilkinson, Lincoln
Jan2
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StockhoIder's Meefing.

4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n or the Wheeling Female College will
be held on Saturday, June I'm, ut = = NJ, nj
the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, for the purpose OF con1derlns
and bnilding, ts be used as State Asylum
for Deaf Dumb and Blind:
By order OF the Board OF Directofs,
JOHN E WILSON, Secretary.
WHEELING, May o, 1917. maH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO-
Self EueryatiOu.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical and
Mental Enervation, loss of bodily vigor, cour-
age and ambltion-the cause and cure-with
sanitary aid for the feeble and Responding.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
delphia, Pa. -.... ma21-d@W
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Ice Cream Saloon.

uyIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE.
specially announces to the public that
he has opened his Ice Cream Saloon al
Bridsewaier. Place, six miles east of Wheel
ing, on tlIc National Rnad.S 20 NJ *.
moS; JOSEPH FEAY.
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DATLEY'S CITY HOTEL.

WHEFI-INII, ". a,
OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING,
and nearest First Class House IN the Pail
road DepOtS. JOHN DALEY,
Proprietor.
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1T. Johns Day.

THE MEMBERS OF OHIO
wv Lodge No. ], Wheeling Lodge No
X s. Nelson Lodge No. 80, and Bates
wv Lodge No. 80, are requested TO meet
at the Masonic Temple, Washington Hall
on Saturday evening, 18th inst, at o'clock
TO consider the propriety Of celebrating 81
John the Baptist's Day; BY order
n. j. SMYTH, Acting W. NJ. No. 5.
@. BAIRD, w. NJ. No. 80.
O.S. LONG, w. NJ. No. 80.
Iun2
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Taken UD-CaIE
Administrator,s NOTICE,

1yHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i appointed Administrator of the estate
OF Mrs Eleanor Renforth, deceased, hereby
notifies all who are indebted TO the estate
to call and settle, and all who have claims
against the same TO present them, properly
authenticated, for payment. --L.
VIM. ASKEW,
iun3 Admir- estate Eleanor Renforth.
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GLADES HOTEL.
OAKLAND NJ 10.

OAKLAND VI. D.,
\ popular Summer Resort and Resting
Place for Travellers, on the b. & OR. r and
at the summit OF the Alleghenies-
aprl9 JOHN DALEY, Proprietor.
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Cider. Cider.

IN BARRELS PURE CRAB,
OU 30 "a Clarified Sweet Cider,
In store and for sale by
ma2I VI. REILLY.
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To Contractors.

C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= ceived by the undersigned for tho Grad
ing and Masonry of the Jonathans Gut and
Gien's Run Road, commencing at point
near Clinton School House and extending
to Glen's Run, until IL o'clock on Saturday,
the 18th day of June, 1870. The bids for
must be by the cubic yard for
earth, loose rock and solid rock, and will
include the haul. The masonry will be
culvert dry rubble and will be bid for by
the cubic yard. Said proposals must I've left
at the office of Walter c. Smith, City Sur
veyor, on Fourth street, Wheeling, W. Va,
where all necessary information can be
obtained. The undersigned reserve the
right TO reject any or all proposals made Mt
their discretion. .". TOO M.
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NEW Advertisements
Notice.

EVyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i National Building Association" will
be held in their room on Zane street, next
to Halls drug store, on the Island, this
evening at o'clock.
jun3 Fl. c. MORGAN, Sec'y.
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Notice.

StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ccived for making 10000 Bricks on
Judge Thompson's Farms near the sMonu-
mcnt until Monday, June q $50 Wood
will be furnished for burning the brick, par
ties cutting the wood themselves.
Address, Chairman OF Building Commit-
nv 0rsler ofChairInan Of the UOnlmittee,
na3; JOHN CI.ATOR, Chairman.
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An elegant assortment 81 READY DE-
CLJTHING Of our own manufacture and
made equal To Custom Wsrk. constantly Ia
stock, and for sale 10 VERY LOW YIGCgEs.
mar3 TIIOgS. HCGHES.
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WliEflINb, W. y.
NJ Agents wautcd rNcrywhrrr Ia IN" Stat".
The New York herald., 1870-11-25

THE FOURTH OF july MURDER AT UNION
HILL, N. j., has curious sequel. Two New
Workers., named Reynolds and Mullen, were
on visit to the brother of the latter. On
their way home Reynolds was struck down
and killed by German named Eppenger,
who mistook him for one of gang that robbed
him. The Grand Jury Of Hudson county took
Eppenger's statement alone, and he was dis
Charged. They then indicted Mullen for high
way robbery, but the jury refused to convict
him. On tho second trial the jury were out
eighteen hours and convicted him. Viewing
the facts Of the case, which we publish else
where, in the strongest light as against Mullen,
Jersey justice will not be vindicated in his
punishment. The counsel for the prisoner
made some grave charges against the Grand
Jury in connection with this case, which, if
true, entitle Mullen to the sympathy which
seems to have been accorded to him by nearly
all who were present at the trial.
The New York herald., 1870-11-25
IMMIGRATION CONVENTION.

Report Of the Committee ON RcsoIntions-Ad.
8ditiOnal LcsislRtion Needed for the Protec-
tion OF Immigrants-A Bureau of Immi4ra.
ti0n Proposed.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. "a, 1870.
Samuel Galloway OF Ohio, presented report Of
the majority OF the Committee Resolutions which
was signed by all the members OF the Committee
except the members from the State OF New York
The Committee presented tue following resolutions
as containing briefly but substantially the views Of
the Convention
Resolved That additional legislation a more rigid en-
forcemen oil the awso the subject of emgra
terests OF emcrants. arrival while their
destination In this country and for the accomplishment
this purpose IN the opinion OF tho Convention
legislation Is imperatvely demanded OF the government
Resolved, That tho President Of the United States
quesed To open negotiations with countries which
sons come to this country to JOINT
emsrant ships for the protection of
and fraud and that copy OF this resolution given
President OF the United States and the Congess OF the
Resolved That this Convention condemn all schemes.
combinations and monopoes oppressive emigrants by
which they deprived of the proper facilities cheap
transit and by which various mposons
their dependent condition. m
Resolved, That the opinion Of this Convention bureau
OF immigration should be formed under the auspices OF
federal government
Resolved, That committees of from each State and
territory represented In this C0nvenont appointed
plish the views In the foregoing resolutions
Resolved That all capation collected from emigrans,
whether imposed directly Indirectly color
OF the sw are odous and UNJUST and ought to be abolished
The New York herald., 1870-11-25
CUBA.

Probable Total LOSS Of u Spanish War
Stcamer-RejOicinEs Over the Election or
Duke Aosta TO the Thr0nc-ArrivuI Of the
NIorro Castle at Havana.
HAVANA, Nov. "a, 1870.
the Spanish war vessel Victoria Tunas, for
mery the Lillian, Is ashore at Mariels. Assistance
has gone TO her. but she will probably prove total
loss.
Tue election Of the Duke or Aosta to the Spanish
throne was celebrated here by the pardoning, by
General De Rodas, OF twelve men who were under
sentence Of death. The city was Illuminated and
saiutes were nred In the morning, at noon and at
night from the forts ana ships.
The steamship Moro Castle, from New York ar
rived here yesterday.
The New York herald., 1870-11-25


posed.
There appears to be movement for obtain
Ing territorial government for Alaska, and it
Is said Mr.. Sumner, who takes great interest
In the Alaskans, or Aleutes, as they are some
times called, will introduce bill in Congress
the approaching session for some such pur-
pose. Both the theory and practice Of our
government are favorable to such measure.
The republic gives its citizens the opportunity
to govern themselves as soon as practicable,
and sometimes before they comprehend the
privilege and duty. This was the case with
large mass of negroes in the South. The
theory is thoroughly republican. 1t must be
admitted, too, that the people become edu-
Gated in their political duties by the exercise
of the privilege of self-government; still it is
doubtful if q territorial government should be
given to Alaska at present. The mass of the
population is small and but little advanced in
civilization. A territorial government would
create a number Of Offices not needed at pre-
sent, and at unnecessary cost. A paternal
government that will protect the people and
prepare them by education for exercising the
suffrage will be best, perhaps, for few years.
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favor the betting was even. and rather lively TOO
ny swn n nIHas On me ns nsn saan O.
down the cock dew clear the pit at the stag
put his eaRerness and agility was OF no avail for IN
Just ,uss one mia1te and haf no was cut down and
For the last light two brown-reds were broughs
2oz. The betting was even ana BRISK. The iisns @
weight was too much Tor the heavy one every ono
could see for the rrst four blows he hit him were
wildered the big chap that he could not nght for
snucks. s. After punching him about . minute
Time, inmates seconds.
IN BROOKLYN.
out IN the suburbs OF Brooklyn fine pit was
Opened III TWO O'Clock yesterday afternoon, for the
hrst TIME, by gentleman named Samuel X. Smith,
AN old over OF the gamecock There was large
SloWu oi persons present, many Of whom wera
gentlemen OF wealth and calture and who move IL
he very best society the City OF Churches can boast
changed nands = '"'
For the nrst fight Smith showed a black-red
MIN yeioW legs, which was bred from the Dusty
Minei stoch, ana weighed lbs q o., and .Ell,n q
pifu ,i, oi the same color which was bred from
auh9nil Stock, as the result showed, and weighed
lbs. or. The odds were slightly In favor OF
ntal nii coch VINO. alter lighting twenty-five min
utes new the PIT TO save his mutton.
me next ngnt was between Il red spangl0d
cnicken with yellow eggs and WIN nackle, OWED
~ yo si d, ana bred nom the sam stock his first
oqe, anu y black btassback which was owned by
Lew anu bred irom Radfpra hen am q black
tn tsa nun M COCK. lie wei he'd lbs. . oz The bet
coopeu ~ all but was picked right Off from the ward
yes erday morning. He was rafting 6ird
though and the nome he yuched the pit he went
l0r tine spangle ike bulldog. Al the very firsf Nv
no fastened one OF gans IN the neck OF he span.
gle, and as soon as they were sepa Ted again he
gave him two or th ce more raps wn ch co,npleyeis
cooked Mr.. Spangle's goose. Time, loar mi utes
The Third It0t..-Sinith showed very pretty
white nun pyle with yellow legs bred from an I'M
ported Irish cock and a nuT hen, and weighing
lbs. 10 or Staten Island threw In black-red
bird with black legs, weighing lbs. 9 or. The odds
were IN favor OF the pyle at to .. Chickens never
fought faster or harder for moment or two than
did these TWO. The back-red was much the fastest
bird and he handled the pyle In the toughest manner
possible, and had he been worth cent ne would
have won the night easily; but just as he ha0
Knocked an eye out OF the pyle and mad bim bleed
ing Ike stuck pig he new the PIT and slowed hln-
self away among the benches In rank dungnllI
fashion. Time, minutes SO seconds.
Inc next and last fight during the afternoon was
between back-red stag. with yellow
legs, who weighed los. oz and
Ihe Dusty Miller bird Smith fought first.
Ihis was rafting fight The birds got last
ened together four times ana had eacn time
TO be separated by their handlers But for the fact
OF smiths chicken having tired himself out in the
hight with "Elfs' dunghill he would have won this
battle, but as II was he was counted out alter they
were both pretty well cut TO pieces
The New York herald., 1870-11-25
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON Monty YMARKET.-LoNDer, Nov 24A:3oPMS
Consols closed g3 for both Ape-
r,ssn secur,iss closed quiet and steady hyewsnes Of
for,ies So Stocks qpet Ere Railway shares. soI Ii-
LIVERPOOL CorTor MAEKEr.-LIvKnpooI, Nov "a
4:30 r. MThe cotton market closed firm Middling IN.
lands, 9Ad.; middling Orleans, 9l1d SCALES reached
ation. - -S'S~
LIVERPOOL BRrADsTUFFs sMARKEr.-Lryyppoor Eov
"a 430 M-Red Western wheat closed al los III
q lUs Sd. 49, -
LIvHKrooL PRevIsIoss MARxEr-LrvrnpooL Nov
N4:S0 +. M.-Pork, lois. per Dbl Turpentine 2s Cd
mLoNDoN PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN Nov NAM
r n~-Talow. 4Ss 3D. As. I'd ILinsesd oil, E29 o.
E2g los. Calcutta lnseed hrmer at Cos. Cd.
PETROLEUM MARKET-AaTwKRP, Nov gs.-TLe market
closed quiet quotations unchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-11-25

1t is satisfactory to learn from the report Of
General Humphrey, Chief of Engineers, that
the defences Of our harbor are in good condi-
ton just now, when nearly all the world is in
arms The entrance to the harbor by Sandy
Hook is protected by no fewer than six fine
forts and as many batteries, all represented
to be in excellent condition. The East river
entrance, by way Of Hell Gate, which will
soon be an open channel, relies upon Fort
Schuyler and the fort at Willett's Point. The
engineers have been at work on Schuyler,
preparatory to placing an armament of heavy
guns in earthen barbette. With the exception
Of the Cliff batteries on Staten Island no
new works have been commenced on any of
the Notifications, the operations being con-
fned chiefly to keeping them in repair.
The whole amount Of appropriations asked
for the next fiscal year to keep our harbor
defences in good shape appears to be about
$3.50, 900, including provisions for many valua-
BILE improvements in the forts in the bay. This is
but trifing sum compared with the important
purpose to which it is to be applied. We hope
therefore that Congress will be liberal in the
matter.
The New York herald., 1870-11-25
ROME.

Kome tn be Fortified Like Pnris-A Comnsis-
sion Appointed-Protc Against the SeQues-
tration OF the Roman College.
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1870.
correspondent telegraphs from home to-day
that the last meeting OF the commission for the
country's defence was presided over by Prince
Cargnan. 1t was resolved that Rome should be for
tilted on the Metz and Paris systems. wide zone
covered with detached forts VIII be first established
which VIII extend to CIvita vecchia and other
strategic points around Rome. commission was
appointed consisting OF Generals Marazzo, Della
Rocca, Rcci and Corroti Italy is resolved to hold
Rome VI et dirnfs against all comers.
protest has been sent to La Marmora against
the sequestration of the ColIegio Romano from the
rectors OF the Germanic, Hungarian, English,
Scotch. Belgian, French, American and Polish col
lsgea. a 6la aat-f 0.rs 1...
The New York herald., 1870-11-25


Reception OF AosIa's Acccptation OF the
Crown-1'he Royal Squadron cIemc cncy Of
the Regency.
LONDON. Nov. "a 1870.
correspondent at Madrid, 2ist inst teegraphs
as follows:-
The Duke OF Aostas Official acceptance OF the
spanish throne has Just been received. The squad.
ron leaves carthagena for Genoa on Friday with the
PRESIDENT OF the Cortes Commissioners and thirty
Tour Deputies on board They viii be received with
military and royal honors by the Italian Court.
Inc Regent has celebrated the acceptance or
Aosta by pardonng fiye Carlists who were con-
aemned 70 death for agtating the slavery question.
ana recommending the republicans to use 1t as
weapon against the Kings government.
The total and immediate abolition OF slavery In
Cuba IL again agitated In the Spanish press
Revolutionary Agitation NJ drid and the
Provinces Disturbed.
LONDON. Nov. "a 1870.
A republican insurrection is momentanly ex-
pected at Madrid. The Captain General OF Aragon
telegraphs to Marshal Prlm that the revolution will
succeed II reinforccments are not sent.
The New York herald., 1870-11-25

The Mission to Austrin-S Suppression of News
pnpers--The P0pe's Bull Creating Confu-
sion.
FLORENCE, Nov. a. 1870.
am specially informed that ex-Premier General
Menabrea has been appointed Minister OF Italy to
the Court Of Austria.
THE BULL AND THE PRESS.
number OF Florence newspapers have been
suppressed by the Kings government for having
published the Papal Encyclical letter, which
launches the Bull OF Major Accommodation OF
the Holy See against his Majesty King Victor
emmanuel
General Menabrea VIII soon leave for his post az
Ambassador at Vienna.
No answer has vet been returned by the Italian
government to Russia's circular.
The New York herald., 1870-11-25
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25 l87o-rRIpLE SHEET

wihelmshohe, proving by her presence that the Mar
shal intends remaining, with his suite OF of1cers,
near the Emperor.
Marshal Bazaine expresses his satisfaction At the
conduct OF General Changarnier In Brussels, who
openly affirmed that the Marshal forced to capt
might have managed better before the foo fell
short considering the large force OF men serving
under his command.
THE MISSION TO ROME.
Francesni Pietri has not returned from Rome
According to private information which has reached
me here he has spoken in the holy City
in very high terms OF praise of the
treatment which the Emperor Napoleon has
A,ceivcd from the Prussian government. At the
same time M. PIetrl did NOT conceal the moral and
mental suffering which the Emperor endured In
consequence OF the "perndyn OF many persons.
friends, who once pretended to be his most faithful
adherents
EUGENIE's VISIT.
The visit OF the Empress Eugenie to Napoleon
only contributed to exercise his mind in still deeper
care. owing TO the melancholy account which she
brought nm relative TO the condition or health OF
their son. the Prince Imperial
Eugenic and the Prince I'm Route to Will
heImshOhe.
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1870.
The Empress EugGnie and Prince Imperial OF
France viii leave Chsehurst on Saturday for VIII
helmsnoae, to visit the Emperor Napoleon.
The New York herald., 1870-11-25

No Protest Against the Seizure OF the Roman
States.
VIENNA. Nov. 25, 1870.
The Austrian Blue Book says the Vienna Cabinet
did not protest against the seizure OF the Roman
States, for such step would have been useless ana
would only have served to ALLEVIATE a ri endly
Power.