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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

Err A fierce controversy is progress
sing. One loyal journal tells Its readers
thss Cen Grant began lie as tanner -
Apc.ker Of che same household OF fsish
ssssrss that he didn't begin with tanning
1t al but hogan As an oilicer of the Uni-
ted Ss.see army. True 70 its disicyal in
ssincss, the coprerhead press denies both
ss.ses,pcces and asserts that Grant hogan
life rs baby. aud BOBBY. VIC mean a
baby. has continued ever ssace. We de-
mand reconstruction sar'the coprsrhsaas.
end among ourselves, ''bet IL have rcacc.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27
81. YAKY'S BEACUN
,rHrpsn.Y WORKING. y.ss-ry n. fsss.
Iey4FpTowE. W.

I.vosasrfvs.-Sires the eieefion ~ .
-re-s-,er. = week sv". Tfr's ~ resh;nr
h.. h~., Sor~ IN si'E~, f-s~eh Of our
sssse fes;-i-srr-. Ar siAe is~res. how
.v.y. .rv E~;ss Gsrc-eS n. 10 I. ssree-
ed 4hs, sesjou- work win sommsnse ~
e.see ~ frnsinwe without interruption ~
We eln-e ~ he session. In view o. The
e,-h;~fy ~ The sispsinn II tho 18th
Amendment. ~o-Id n not r. vel for The
Legislature ~ trreesst srrne ~ fhe rroh-
els Consequences. spd pro-ii'. {" best
10 enc, ses DE preservation u rider spd
eve s~-~,;'y NJ the tsr-pay,ng interest Of
&c stsaesi
vigisis bss been admitted. w'sh sh'
essaAe Am.samsnt.. ~ ers,ss, end the
s;esssuse u she President 10 the bin 10
scw ssiy WASTING 10 m.te hes sss's "
ne Gsion on probation. When The bill,
xish she sessss sm~ndmesss., esns up
~ sssiss In shs, tIe11 Birehs9l and
he followers wt7se.s. s<v~ MN elsewhere
p.-s;essd ss.v v"u'd. "withou, battle and
withou, biu,hing." There IL M den ring
il. the ul,im.se men with the rsi'pg ras-
esi. Of the day are Runner snd lsntler.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

E~c~soS ~ Txsssrxxs --Nr. John
Merrymsa hss been elected Treasurer,
tss whether We ought 10 throw up cu'
~ h consequence or pull il over cur
syrs, we have tried 70 make cot and cant.
Ia srusA II, We have never been able "a
asermiee Whether POWER Or Merryman
- Gu wsn IN this matter or What Tsess-
vpw yarty ~e belonged 70. We believed
Rs~sw - have heee good cfbcer snd
U~rs asiseea viii him. We believe, slso,
DeSrywnn win prove himself equal "
- sis.sssce." and We nov hope ssst che
ss~ GOD ssry Of she lsse contest vin Be
Mlsss1 e sahsiae.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

A UsErrL, ExrrErA-N-xe. AND BEAU
TIFvL MAGAZINE The February mum
Der OF DemoreEt's Monthly presc,. Is
IN ertranrdiuary array Of literary nov
elites, useful items Of information. anG
beautiful illustrations, which almost be-
wilder u with their prufusion. Among
the gems III tine February number of this
model Monthly Is Schiller's Song Of che
Bell" illustrated with Sc ven line and very
characteristic encra wings; aiso the fourth
plate il tine series Of Col.s VOYAGE of
life, )" very finely engraved, with much
useful and seasunabl- information OF
Fashions; also Jenny June's splendid
Talks with Woman" and numerous
uther Interesting and useful topics But
we must refer the reader to the book IT.
self, rs no mere mention viii do Justice
to TINS mode Magazine Yearly. g.. 0O.
with q splendid engraving a. premium
to each suhscribr- Address Dcruorest' s
Monthly, sas broadway, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

Ex-Govvxscs Sw.xx's Spsncu. We
60 n iadcbseS 90 % unknown friend Cor
aFsaeAles copy Of ex-tiov. Swsnnss
9eeeA. We have read nothing arca che
us1see< 90 fce~cstsec'ico. IN or cut cl
vs~ersss. ssss exposes N cl~s.es light
- llxh-Aanaed rvseslisieS Of rsdie~iisn,
ssnM ~ ahle effort Of the ex-govsrssg.
tn wAese aemc~rs.sc rre~s Is lavish in
~ rrsise snd We ere pleased 20 sec tbs,
b t& been ras ie'o rermasep. torn Cor
sopeu1mssce.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

The DEMGcg&TIC ALEANAC-The put
FISHERS have kindly forwarded us 1.-The
namocratic Almanac" for 1870. TINS is
one OF the bess publications extaut, and
ennsains an amount OF information TAT suT-
passing that Of any Almanac with winch
VT are ACQUAINTED. Published by Van
Evrie, Horton L Co., New York. Price
70 cents par copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27
fF Colonel Levin WsolTur6, elscte

EF Colonel Levin WoolIord, elected
Compsroller q, the e.ecsion Jas; November
assumed the dus,es OF the Office on Mon
dag, Eth inst. Ne has appointed rs LIS
Chief Clerk, Charles 4. WALES, ESQ, 4
faithful and competent efhcer, who has
occupied the Office under Col. ". j, Leon
ard, the hate Comptroller, tor tine last two
wears.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

Tns TowsoSrcws USioS.-Caarle< A
Couscr, ESQ, has ahsiicasad his conner
,ioa with the Tmios, the Messrs Long
neckers going it alone. The Iaion is
the ahlest newspaper defender of q Rad
szr<e uuhiishsd outside Of Baltimore CITY,
We wish is conductors every business
prosperity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

kSWm. r. hiaalshy, Es9., of BRED
sr:ek. has been appointed by Gov. Bcwie,
Chief Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Dis
srict. composed ef Frc.issies and niou.-
gcmsry ccaasir>. viee judge Madison
Nssson, dec,d
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

kvNsry Pew. Tscmas Policy. n. u.
OF .be Cathedral Baltimore. has been ar
pointed By Pope Plus Ixs Bishop TO the
Diocese Of Chsssgo. The G'ssaotie Mir
res. ssssss shat he has accepted she sp-
pciasmesa, and viii be cansssrsssd at the
Gasheara!. baltimore, sometime in Febre-
srS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

TIM Rural GEETLEaAs.-This sser-
ling little periodical has been changed
from monthly % . ssms-nnanshiy, anG Is
issued simultaneously in Baltimore, MI,
and Harrisburg, Pa Price S1.90 .
wear. j. Il. RobsIson, editor aud pro-
prietST-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

T RESPECTFULLY % = my se,vi,.,. as
y 4 rroc' c,l T. J. NlIsI. -
l"rt" sa>erlec In suy mau- NyeS$A
:,r desirec aug o. rrasoualre ~
terms. fersuuS ~iu nv waited ulou u
them res,aci,. 4 ue.ire5 Ohio, aud I.ss-
,.enee Leot@f .EUsu, ~ Marss county. Nd.
Respec; lul'v.
PAGE EDNUNDS.
Jan = le-a-;f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

A. biz residence ia the Factory district.
ct hG.urisy h~t. the =. d lsstsp,. of
Puruuaouia. s't.-' a sj.ert aiues, TlION-
~ W. GARDINER, IL the j4tL wear
Of ~ age
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

IT. James F. Carr. VIM. Fl. =. rus-
solbaugh and Letcvrn, Jarrett, k.sqs., have
been reelected by che Legislature Pc
lice Commissioners ior Baltimore city.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

4 BoTT 81 bushels ~ PRIME Ed
n WARD Isl AND BLACK OATS.
Pre-, 5 - per bushcl, cost last year
{. 5U-aiso abuul the same quantity "
SUPERIOR WHITE OAns Tor e 90
per busLeL Apply 10 the subscrlDer.
Great Mills, Nd
II ] CARROLL.
Jan -. 1s1c--t'. F
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27
al H4NYED.@. az

L WISH TO EMPLOY RQE ElllE
n present yeas > White nsal-T-use ~i.h 9
small family preferred. An Industrious
sober man eau gct 8 go.d home and lib
eral wages. Immediate arpiica,ie0 must
b. made 80 ~
X. COTTON.
neas Mi.cSiowa.
Jan. ~ lS7t-a.,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27
DENTISTRY.

T. IL. Ci'fs'ns cT II kary's and ld-
yg.H4Ag '3DHAtass. ...
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

H. Pars'aance Z
give Hetoc that
psa.,4- I0stT .
eIlss , ~ s,laaiass
S,gan ~. Esn'
al Ess.,.as has,
ceased ase Aeges's
w.iI ilas pgofV
,l.s sssi,~eTIa'es .
lsa tAes Nii. e
fsoaa iiss bsBriaa
indshSy-i a. a, e.
.HtAA-lAst pas -
JaI = lsit-a
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nEpst|
IN ~ssesFa'
i c,~l II al
tea NsSFHts
aucx<i ga sai a
Sc
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ua,lsss ia ths |
What u has he, /
IL As slis, |
Jan ~, -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27
ADMIN,

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lau " ~ MARI
g,ss Tia Bo;,cs {
esi Ssesiils,ls q 4
ti,e ssHa u uIo |
ce.saye ~eeA>s a. 4
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UDNtII
IL tie ma j
10 thcGpU
sitting 4
n RDbeED |
thai t,m
X { Com be a. |
flied ~ tnls Il
un!e~ Gauss Il
" beiaTs led
next psos.'.sl
serted ia t.,
~@ss fur thr|
tis, sad LIT n
The teyart .
be ESQ 50.
True co
Iau G, 1870
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

Two A''p
i the ~isi
ttlt.,',.' ~
0"ari atd ia
siil,sis,,ilHg |
i,u,is that tpI
Population i'dI
s,ss.. sat4s. a.
Ra' li3s 1
walk II lhu /
lhluls aud
ihrAst.I.sh |
StIca q,
tIeuiSalaIsG
t.tt>
JaA. ~, 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

Suppose after her admission Virginia
shouiG change her organic iaw IL rescr-
ence Ia scnuols and ,n-,es hwy then vii
Won enforce tn condition., Will you
icase tn matter ,o the courts II So.
the Question has long aso been tiecitisd by
uur own hiEhss; tribunal that Congress
has Ho power to impos, a condition on the
admission oi . staie whleh tue STATE NAV
not disregard. There remains. then, g.
vnu bu; one means to .enEor ~ ,t--,ise bay-
onet: to change governments OF iaw Ter
UIe nj mere brute force. and t.r,s rive
the uEosa CONSPICUOUS example kn.sn to
all history that republican, government. is
failure amt ratioEa. iiDerty Innatta,ua-
ole.
But thcre y another section h. the bill
fsht scvOnd) winch proposes to- iegaiixe a
previous election ~ United States Se.a-
tors. IiiAs X, to acciaTc by an &C, OF
Congress, duly passed by both IImises
anu APPROVED H. "a. fIrAtl.ens, that the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

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ported - Pc
tn4s cause le Il
Uaase u tns
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IsVNt,h,5 u 81
IL ia. 81 ssrN
thT,s rU,,ta
2ad Monday
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taU is, IL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

Jan. ~ 1S7C-l.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-01-27

ftIIG 81
V J 1870
Htk,! -
III i aad 81
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III ol.tay II
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MArys h..c
eve weeks ~
fsts'is5y
To.
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New-York tribune., 1870-11-08

only gone out OF town TO encamp, instead
night, thought they were Intending to do isupp.
nothing will take place for some days yct' AVoy IN
lgent military man whom Travelled hoino ,-ahe
frmed me in this opinion by telling me 'no am,munI
state great number OF the corps were In io oor
,ion uo ,vas hmse,f returning 10 Tours TO op'" '
tridces for ~ ooo men who had only hve P"on A.,
,,o,,, onor,h for Ave minutes firing ho .o'" A 49,.
half the men OF the line were no" nov ~ , nove never
sorne will fight the day after tomorrow, WV y,.,
Ind gun in their hands oeroro NV - ,ho s,reoder
r we expectf It this officer VINO iau '"o and
'@, " ~ arrested In that he was quite rsh'' anu
actin0 ouite on the accepted tradition 49,. ,.u
acrs on arc receiving re6nforcemcnts every day.
o-,,ty Of artillery reached there yesterday DO
Ie from what have seen, that there must pc 'VV VI
100 600 men on the left bank OF the Lore
The French are in force In Blos and between La"o.'o
,rro, andl Iaferte while French forces are also
coming through Glen. Troops OF Francs treurs ana u
think cavalry were despatched to Chartres' All 'no
people who come from the center OF their operauoh''
e. the country round Orleans, affirm That the frussa'
are hemmed in and about Orleans. Their cutting inc
bridge or vaduct mot railway bridge) at BeauSehcy
might TO certain extent give credbtity 10 thiS reP
and render IL possible that they mediate the possDyo vi
a retreat Any retrogade movement OF theirs iroiu vi
leans must be looked upon as the failure OF the pa
which must have been to secure Bourges orieas, anu
Tours-three very important railway Juncuohs anu S
uated in most fertile country now fun 10
stores OF every OeSCf1pllOn' Dun ko'
gun foundery the loss OF which would DC great oo"
the already half disarmed people.
An inhabtant of the neighborhood OF Verzon arriving
here to-day assured me that the French had sent q
notification to the inhabitants Of Orleans to leave the
town within three days, they were going 10 smell IL
unless the Prussans quilted 1t. Gambetta actually did
say the other day. that we must take Orleans "cost
what il may" The same informant also told me that
number OF carts, which had gone to the French lines
between Lafert6 and L. Motto Beuvron, had been un
loaded outside the lines and sent back However the
trains still go from here TO Verzon, and from Verzoh 10
La Motto -Bouvron have seen to-day review Oh four
batteries OF artillery which to start tomorrow u
soldier telling his sweehear About 100 cannon
passed through Vierzon yesterday.
The hestatons of General Bourbak have not ceased
for it appears he will not take the command OF 'he
forces of the he cannot agree with the Govern
ment as to the system Of going to work He VIII nave
command in the north General dAurelles de Paladines
retains the command here.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
CAMRETTA,S DISCIPLINE.

The special correspondent of TIE london
Daily Ners writing from Tours under date OF Oct 2S,
speaks as follows Of the stringent discipline introduced
in the army by NJ Gambetta: NJ. Gambetta is greatly
disturbing the quiet garrison life which officers nave
been used TO- wherever garrison, whether OF regular
gular troops consists of 1900 men, they
are not TO live in the town. but in camp three kiloet
out OF it, which in every Is to be protected by ned
forfcations and earhwork No visits OF curiosity are
as well as the soldiers Every day fourth OF the men in
camp to he marched distance of from 20 TO 80 o-
metres Commanding officers empowered to provide
Themselves by "requistion with all the men and
things" necessary for the construction and maintenance
10 be reviewed twice week. BY decree Of this day
date. considering that If the command OF an army
administration oyroOps calls for the sdelberation OF
eeyera an administrative council Of revision Is created
in each OF the "a military divisions Of the Republic CON
ssiing of not more than nine members the General OF
Division to preside. In order to facilitate the formation
az new companies Generals Of Divisions Professionally
to have the power appointing officers up to the grade
OF captain inclusive,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
AFFAIRS UPON THE LOIRE.

BOURBAKI's ENERGY-DEFICIENT AMMUNITIOS-
RAW TROOPS-ORLEANs TO BE RETAKEN-
WHY BOURBAKI WENT TO AMIENS.
lFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
Tours, Oct. 16-12 p. nj have just returned
from Blos which left at O'Clock last night. Before
left, however Cen BOurbak had arrived and had as
sumed the command Of the French forces The sudden
departure OF all the troops, which took place in the
course Of the evening ordered by him. for as
arrived he ordered all the troops quartered In the
barracks houses, chateaux, &c. 10 turn cut and camp
in the plain he saying he had no idea OF troops few
from the enemy and the eve OF great battle
being quartered in houses He stirring them up won
derfuy and already the effects OF an energentie CHIEF In
whom the army has confidence show themselves. Be
side this such power put in the hands OF superors
OF all grades that gradually better state OF discipline
will result All superiors, from corporal upward, have
absolute power the life and death Of their Interiors
and shoot them down there and then for the slight
ct word sound. few examples Of this kind which
have occurred in different corps beginning TO tell.
rumOr spreading before left pois circulated
by an inhabitant BlOs that the Prussans at Orleans
were il0.0O men, consisting OF FTzs army. An officer
had the arrested for circulating false The
'i'cr ~os ~ custody .hen left. The troops having
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
RETIREMENT OF VETERAN sEA-CAPTAIN-
CHARLES ii. f. JUDKINS.

Capt. Judkins, the veteran Commodore OF
the Cunard line OF transatlantic steamships has rendered
his resignation, and will retire from service after
voyage In the Scotia, which sails this week. He
has become widely known and respected in this country
and In England and thousands OF people who have sailed
In the ships under his command regard him the beau
ideal Of the British sailor. Capt Judkins began his
sailor in 1924 and served the usual FIVE years
apprenticeship. He then mate the famous
clipper-ship John OGaunt OF Gladstone * Co.'S Liver
pool line in the China trade In 1910 he entered the
service OF the Cnard Company, In which he has re-
manned ever since. He soon became the commander or
the Britannia and though the youngest officer of tho
Cunard fleet became the senior In rank after his third
trip His daring and skill shown while iii c9uinand
OF the Perhia during the trouble growing o OF the
Trent affair, when he sent with shipload OF troops
up the ST Lawrence to the Island OF Bic The river was
the attempt Was regarded ~ 20 dangerous that the
British Government offered $4,000 reward for any vessel
that should succeed In making the landing. Capt
Judkins safely debarked 900 ON the Island WIN
the ships own boats.
He has made between and 800 voyages across tho
Atlantic voyages 10 China, and voyage To the Black
Sea with French troops for the Crimean war or over
6OUo passengers who have been under his care not lie
was lost The following vessels nave, at various times,
been under hisrcommand: Britannia, Acadia Columbia,
Hibernia Cambria America, Canada, Araba, Persia,
and Scotia.
He has recently suffered great action In the loss Of
an only danghter who had sailed several voyages WIN
HIM and whom he idoEed. This Ia understood s the
rincpal reason for his retirement froip service Tho
10y The scotia her nst trip took measures
Lnr uresshtng him With handsome testimonial.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
ERRORS CORRECTED.

In the very long list of awards at the close
OF the Institute Fair printed yesterday errors
erept IN some however clerical rather than typo
gIaphicaI The award OF First Premium for the Best
artet white Lead to C. r. Reynolds of No JOG Full
sId S, not reynolds Co Of Wcst-st and Mr.. George
sdey received Honorable Mention for an Improved
onuhg hschlne-not Lifting machine.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR Referring to TRIBUNE of 7th inst, per
init to state that the First Premium Uoitnu Annar
atus," In Group NO 6, is wesons Patent, built by VIM
Sellers Co. the excellent safety cage only being the
Nep York, Nov. 7, 1870 r. A wps,ox
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
WAR MISCELLANY.
BONAPARTIST NTRIGUEs
The Independence Beige Of Oct. 20, referring

10 Bonapartist intrigues in Belgium, says;
We believe that II Brussesis not the center OF dynsstc
,t,vcs which have been carried for some days with
activity or city has at least the honor OF being
ono Of the Of the enerprse and we might ~ M ,ne
tom the names OF some foreign ladies OF rank who
have taken up their abode in Brussels TO rSTs l0f s ne
fbe tsL with an ardor worthy OF better cause Iheir
fellow aborers do not take the trouble TO conceal Their
nroiecta or their hopes. All this maDeuvring Is con
ducted in open day. yet public order s no WAY trouDe
by i II is unite Improbable that the Belgian GOvenent
sSond be Altogether ignorant of these proceednKs 70
discover the exstenee Of which even secret ponce IL
unnecessary But it does not take any notice III allows
ment of employing the powers given by our laws against
foreigners suspected Of political aha orn even
against peaeeable and inoensive Foreigners Lev neIo
he mo misunderstanding Us to Intentions We make
no complaint against this attitude OF our Government.
ON the contrary we record IL with great safisfacton
trustinL that this nonnerference will form precedent
II could not be otherwise In time TO come, lot
we cannot assume that this tolerance OF the
Is privilege conceded to B0napartiss only ana pit-
lessly refused TO those entertaining other opinions
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
one.r, n.r. .dmttea thls supcriOrty in the rcOont

ofscers havo admitted this superiority In the reoon'
hattie. -, ... ,r ,ee, and
csused them 10 be rninutey examnedj not only tnis
mt ,r,,a medals were awarded to them In every
instance But French national pride and vanity pre-
Sacfurer for the army and G0vernmcnt preferred tne
made after the system OF La Htte wnicn
will no doubt be thrown aside and condemned as soon
aa the present war ended. The English are unwne
tO admit the excellence Of KrupPs cann0ns they sru %
cise them most ychemeny, in hopes OF bringing their
Armstrong and Frazer guns into fayOr-s0 FAR however
with but little success outside Of their own country
The Russian Government Ia q very good customer OF
Krupp and trials made by the celebrated generals
Todeben and Majervsky have established the superiority
Of his cannon beyond an doubt.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
RUSSIANS IN ASIA.

From the augsburg Algemeine Zeitung of the
sd it s learned that while the eyes OF all Europe are
the In France the Russians have again done
a neat little stroke OF business In Central ASIA 1t is
known that IN they forced the Emr Of Bokhara to
cede to Russia Samarkand and the whole middle course
of the river SerAfshan moreover they turned TINS same
Emjr info n mere Russian vassa Now they have com
meDced war with the small Independent khanate or
Sbehrizebs south Of Samarkand They have invaded H.
taken the Town of Ktab by assault august 49, after
which the other towns I'm; and the whole territory
has been handed to the Emr OF Bokhara, VINO is
but "A Russian vasSal.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
rxn op ONE OF THE FENIAN FUND SUITS.

In the Superior Court, at Special Term, Yes sSs,
terday, before Judge Spencer. the snit OF Wn
against John O'Mahony, August Belmont anu I'D.
a dism,s.ed ON motion of Mr. H. +. Talmadge, % the
n1s cnunsel paintif not Appearing. THIS Is oo "
numerous actions brought from time to time ps yer on
claiming To own some OF the tepian bohas % hands Of
Thomas barr as receiver of the called fcpla Tr,
Another OF these actions VIII ee argued ~ H"'N'"'
on Nc xt Monday.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
PRINCE NAPOLEON'S LETTER .
The following letter has been forwarded to
The London Daily NeWs for publication by Prince Ma
poleOn:

pOleOn:
LONDON Oct. 26, 1870.
sIR read an article in your number Of the 26th In
which you mention my name, ascrbing qufte incOrfect
conduct me- TO which give, as far as am concerned
n formal contradiction. have come To England on pr
vate business; hare not Gen. B0urbak who lett
before my arrival hare not seen Cen Boyer, whose
mission Iheard OF through the newspapers AS TO my
relations with Chslehurs the facts are these On my
arrival went TO pay respects TO my cousin snd her
son: returned there summoned by telegraphc uls-
patch As 20 what passed with the Empress. permit me
TO say nothing the public those who know me- KNOW
that INV opinions have always been loyal as they are
liberal Ihave the highest esteem for Marshal Bazane,
for his glorious army devoted TO France as well as 70
its OATH and for the Of which 1t seemed to
me everything Oug To be attempted. regret that your
article authorized know not by whom, compes me 10
Hc NAPOLEON (JERoME).
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08

Emile de Girardin censures the incompetency
displayed in organizing armies the Rhone and Iors
and says that, II proper steps had been take, ,ha
would have been two armies Of 10000 men each ora
izod within six weeks after the surrender at sedan
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
MORE SINFUL GAMES.

THE "rORsupABLE DEMONsTRATIONsy IN LON
DON-TwENTY THOUSAND MEN IN BUCKRAM.
The World demurs to our statement that it
published grossly exaggerated account OF ridiculous
peace demonstration In London, and In support OF Its
own story publishes a report from The Tim" which ac-
tuay confirms all that said For the gratincaton OF
the curious we give tho false and the true stories about
this affair In all their essential parts:
THE PAIsH STORY.