, 1870-07-30

WEE dismissed for the day, aud . magistrate
s.oEo in the teachers, and every man IN the
ueiGhborhood wbo would volunteer as Bpeclsl
constables, to assist in preserving law sud
order Scores OF volunteers Wsre mustered
ae Of our Old fend who " vas sc dreetsd to ~
sumo command Of the specials. Among the
men under him that day was ono Louis
Napoleon, then reputed, lounger or losfes
ahout London, now the Emperor OF
By bis dignidet bearing attracted the atten-
tion Of his fellow-specia1s, Who were not &C
ouainted with his person. His dreams OF fu-
tu1e greatness wero 10 unreal then that few re-
casdett lin, moro thsn the disso1ute, rather
Ht,,thless. nephew OF the crest Ronaparte-
Fortunately, the services Of the specials un-
der command Of our old friend were not re-
qni'ed that DAY, and at 6 O'Clock, wAeu all pos
eirle danger had passed. the trustees ordered
lunch OF bread and cheese and potter Tor
the whole command Napoleon, with tue rest.
enjoyed the lunch, and WIS shortly after At
iter,y to leave the neighborhood-
Mt&cetlnncous.
The London Globe OF the 10th Of Jn.:, the
latest papeE Bays ~ Some idea OF ths de2re~
Ciatlon in the value OF securities mav be for1l-
ed from the fact that in the English couso1s
and the foreign stocks the value declined be-
tween july anu l9 to the extent Of f76, ,39j.-
0o0, aud in British Railways to the amount Of
Ell, coo 900 sterling. About els. .000. 900 may
be added for German Dutch. Austrian and
Belgian stocks, and it must be remembered
that all securities have still further declined
since the declaration OF waz.'
NJ. Werthez (the Prussian Ambassador1
told the Emperor Napoleon in November, 1862,
and again in april ls7o, hat Ring Mlllian, had
Prince Leopold. But recently, overcome BY
his persisten. entreatics, the King said:
t'We1, 60; 50 il you want. Go where vour
destiny calls sou. and set youraeh shot, Like
The Moscow uazete very significantly
says: "A lime must come when Kussia nil
get rid Of the fetters imposed upon her, aud
will rc.establ:sh her influence so dearly pu1~
chased in the East. 1t i impossible
HAT ~, sho s1 shsaid '',la remain i?,, forever
en H. ntssrh the s9ndons sr rs tb tsasf nhsh IF have
with empty harboss, with towns unprotected
from the smallest Eunboat Of Turkey al
along tile shores OF the Black Sea. l. great
power aisa1med IN its own waters; \ power
victorious at Cheshme over the Turks is now
undefcnded against them!- can any one be-
lseve in auch thing? Can it be true? Can
l.i-tory stop at auch facs7 Eus.i. must re-
establish her power in tho Black Se4. aud she
will re-es,abll-h it. OF this no one doubts,
not evan her enemies, who exert their best ef-
for:s only to postpoEe the decisive day ~ far
as tLey can"
The Vow Orleans Picayune says Mir. T.
Malus, cugtaver, has sent us photograph OF
All imperial machine which Is said to 6e IN
exact Representation OF the de1th-dea1ing ap-
raratsa which Napoleon has had IN manufactured
secretly. in view u a war with prussia- 1t IL
certainly most formidable looking engine Of
war. aud If it will throw, ~ is c!simed, one
hundred and ten shots per minute into the
| Ftussian rants, it will create greater con-
stcruation than that caused in tue Austrian
| ranks ly the needlc-gun- The machine does
mt look mike hand flre.et,yine anil has a
series Of twentE-two rifle barrels at Que end on
top, which may be di-cAasged inccssantly b.
| the revolution Of a crank at the other ctut.
| The arparstus for elesatiug OF depressing the
| barrels recms to he simple: the chamber con-
tanning The ammunition il very large. 1t il u
seli-aStins brcech-1oaling affair. bus how many
shots tlo chamber contains We have not
! learned"