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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-28

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everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-28

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rec to his fellow-Sufferers. Address ]. IL.
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and FTeckLe Lotion. Prepared only by DI.
b. q. ERR Sold by all druggists.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-28

THE BASIS OF CIVIL SOCIETY.-Essay for
Young Men, on tho honor and happiness
OF Marriage, and b evils and dangers of
CeIibacy; with sanitary help for Inc at
tafnment of mans true position I'm life.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
delphia, Pa. Ife10 d6W3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-28

The Healing Pool.
TSSAY Us FOR YOUNG MEN, who
Id have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and a bette
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for b afflicted. Sen in sealed letter en-
velopes, free of charge. Address, HOW.
r ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILADEL-
PHIA, PA. sep29
, 1870-12-18

rha R;cre 'af ~ se" e" 1G,* H 5sen.ay % dS.s: -.
bas reeentjr vr;sten % " r.. 1sy,a,a. I"e' ~ na9
TaIr1erstn,i is = rstar.1 5jr1aM,t;.e w. ~, ~.
..sa. s.o5. - setetau olPlamaust Vno hA
9o-tsat astH .ad T. III .a u oas m
1d s,li.tse.a ie. ~ j.; Ta see Gaeep.ien OK
mora"4ti, .he,, W !, Wi1 - 81 naoo sey
o'G-sa pC. III H1o@ .9 !. WI oe !emetnoerea thAt
t.t5on n,;or IN '1S 1be . 1o,ns,n es % nan Sodser a,
i!Jsoa ihJons. ne most ..,xv, ,r r-a- nt;,,sf,
". eiS..op-ss,s. Sir Uenry IL II. 6 sof - e,
xu1yer. Of. nesdam n EorTnit .,,r.r-
touire Of old fx1nlv End b.,ss *r,aa sehna ~ho.as
spcestoys aattled Ionc sro n ,h.i r,nnt.1 r,1so
En.hxnItb IN Ta,tt.n1.S;. ais EsI'oo' OK
, 1870-12-18

IL manner q political sentiment, AID sm
sP11nak4nx o1 lights sith&l. To study and an
JOY TIE, Wxf eoo3s sung, hoyeyer N tha h
advantage, It would b necass.rT - nv.
dunn tda accompaniment fuIu;sa<, hv ~
audience, ~ the voices Ct tha parterms1.
ovarborno By tha hisaing, or sc,oa.n;ne, CT
singing Of your neighbour
- Fari5 balloon letter 10 the New Yor'
WorM kars: "sparross ere no~ wasLL tan
celia each. I an now allowed 10 bug four
ctptimea and onE-third Of confines wortl
Of NEST \ dzY, and la obliged to buy \ six
days suppty, for which !! pay fEa Cents aas'
one tQil- tEied hotaa hesfsteak 5entszd2y.
and E1s 20 sick sftetw2zd sk&n not :ousA it
have made arrangements with t1pe dea.eY
10 giva nc eheep'a brs,ns twice week. p1ics
fourteen cenis each Sleeps kidneys Aru ten
eenta each- Everybody il looking taia, auL
if the siege lasts much longer va ai,Al! shrink
to Ptocustaa Pyat'S standard. Everybody
complains Of physical weakness. Our present
te8lmth y deoima'luG young chiE3rea And old
people. Ihe1e viii be famine lio.a the in
etant meAt sivea out Ihs ribbons Of cns-
TONERS, = hiea h1e tho sidewalks in front OF
butchers ttalls. ars 1lraa6y menaciuS. A
grocery u BatIgnollea announces b.urre dc
cocod II u pound, and Tovs It's The soyar-
ttaEntst Thing on aalth, na1t to butter, for tho
33nsLao- ~ asgry housewife, wlo. in her
ssior1 W. bought \ pound. vent to the
wns !. lou rascal ycu! What is this stuff
peEitenhaIy! Why, ct course ii isu's 1t.
n2 an fltteen days ago 'tvns uaed IL. ro,h-
ne Ius 70 Gtease Axlea. But in sta:e OF
slege!t Lot. mA'Am. fall.-mothert-hsva
eaten their own EaLias, aud found an, ;,;cy
AID tencer." 1A'>'
, 1870-12-18

monrmente. <thei1 et4tuss, thelr .asd.la and
n,a.iss, !hs;r hstn !hsss Msaenn.s eter a6S wen
sp1 epntnsa oss ny indemnity u ~ regards t6e
Pasons famoue. OF rather tutsmougI ielt.1 to
faSposett. the French Ambassador Il Genos, n
common Enc.king thief, in wh.ch ha
~ ss5s: But above Ill, rend me iist ri Ill
ostty q, that sre to be found III Mlan, rastaa. @
ttis,ssnee' ti' B:legne, e.c:" In vain does hi.
neaudcau, the apologist Of the Directory. ~
!smpt to Justify these acts Of vantiitm. by
the s.llS nuhe'fnge thai, "if tho.e p.intiogs.
statues, etc, hid not boeu taken by tSa
French Government, they might haye been
burnt and destroyed by thel1 arTnie4."
but Eare cited eviderco enough tn sbnx,
that hlstory repeats iseclf.. The prpzsi.rs
impose heavy contribntinrs, proclaim Ia.rti11
!aw, mako arrests, shoot Ill those ctusht
With arms and not in unifo,m-ia word
make The life Of the ccu4uered hard aad n.
mort Undesirable But thev only reoeat Thst
Tho Fserch did l-as than = century aeo. The
acts arn the same, only the acsoTs haSe
changed places on the stage Of the world,
frr.ya
, 1870-12-18

es, md which II 10 b unveiled as tho Acsde-
my Of Musbo On tho 90th inst. 4 oo3mission
from tho St1ts foEr years sinte auo bunting to
425,o0; \ yatt's examination, and etudY Of
tho ground, with the help Of of1icsrs, prisates,
englaeers, And farmers, befoee the 6rst
elective aketeh VIII made; then u small
STUDY, followed By > painting ten feat long,
great even Il its dimentions-5a fevt IA
length by Is fact In width, mu4t servo
- the onthna OF the history Of four
years wu1k Of cna OF Amer1ca's hsst his:ofi-
ca painters, who has sacrificed to this lAbor
ot love eIg1gements exceeding this CON-
Emnsion snin In value The eye tafas IN three
mues, tseAdth Of tbs tati1a-acene, and almost
iesea ua ., IN depth bshind an oute1opping
yo+,s - ~, ,sie14ats runs tue .tons fenne which,
.s uae aLa sese, III tho foreground, is pistarei
reheia, On tic third dAy Of Julv-lhc eri. i.
ninaing EolLt, md the daadliest s,rnre,s of
ne TAcle oa:Ge. Hand 10 hand, anI bayoaat
to-, to t;asonet. lie dshs proceeds With
sensla i; naneest i = t.iss ses 1eas,ai ssa;ss;
ttem Ms horse. Tia rebel General At,nnf ssa
has Just received lis deatl-wcund Gsnsrsi
GaIuett, who dared to lead hia VirriuiSns =
wh'le mounted, Is falling from his horse. Tha
rebels ha1e thu right, the Union so,dIera tho
left. Tie Sixty tx-ninth, SaTentr-frst. ind SER
entE.seccna Penns,lEania Regiments s.e bea1-
,DE the brnnt OF ths AsAck. To tie extrerna
left are General Meade, hia sen George, and
Colonel Hieakel, all On horseback. In these,
And ~ cthcr details. the ar:lst ha4 co1s,ien-
houslE adhsrcd to facts. Some of the figures
are portraits Of to!diera Who hold sinulas poai-
ifoEs. In its minor accessoEiss taG crest
painting has received most faithful sreat-
m ent.'
, 1870-12-18

- ~.l;n. A AShsistentng whIle the minister Vas
the month, md happened 10 ss1. "i,et ne M
ese, This u tho 30th.s .sThe fhiraeah : A.
claimed t: tho Indignant mother, Nirdaod. Int
, 1870-12-18
FOUNTAIN
SYRINGE.

usea n Saaa1 poueh. aaTe eare for GatsfEh- Ths
aely CORRECT sz1dfle eyf appfed In thf eoastfnesa
Of S5.tnss. aehatsne: vafses to set eut u nsr-
NanE9aeta1ers of fzaaeos,' ssspazfes1, 8ut uAksa
Bspetias1. kr-. 81 Des.bssnss> disssnNtt aaasssa
rvs4 Q@ee, Chleaxa
, 1870-12-18

h1oke1t.
Personally. Mr. Fi+k VIA co.rse, noisy, boast
tul. ignorant; the type Of 5oung butcher in
AnIes1ance and mind. Nothing could ba mnrs
future sesceiste, Could One was emlll md
slight in person, dark, eallow, 1e!icsnt, and
stca1lhy. with trace Of Jewish origin. Thn
ether WIS large, doEid, gross, talkanya. and
otssrepe1ona. Mf. Fiska fedeeming point xas
bis Guoao1. which had = etroug fa7oz of Amer
lean nat,opalty- His mind Was extraordI-
nsrily fertile IN idesa and e1psdients, while
his conversation was filed With unusual
images and strange forms OK speech, whi,h
veto e1ugtt up and made popular BY tho
New York press. In respsct 10 honesty n
between Gould AEd Piak, tho lltter wAs, per
hsps, II possible, less deserving OF tfuat
than tho former. a story not without keen
illustrates his estimate OF abstract Truth. An
old woman who had bought Of the elder Fisk
: handkerchief which coat nlnepsnce in The
New England currency, where ak ah,lliusa
are Eeckoued 10 The dollar. complained 10
Ar. Ftsi, j., that his father hid cheated
her. Mr. fsk considered Tho case maturel5,
s.!a Gssi b. ise o. od '.o,, @,a FRsiRd1s:
hkys told = lie for ninspeuce;~ and
eone reaaonable quLihcstiop, hs sIded
although he would have3told eight Of than
Tor dollar" The distraction rs regards The
father may hava bean ju.t, aipcs the fathe1
seems to have held oll.fashioaej Moas as 10
wholesale and retail trade; but in reg.1d to
tho son even this re1ativo degree OF Truth can-
not be ptedicAsed With any Confidence, eince.
II THO 1nycstiga4ips COMMITTEES OF Congress-
and It's evidence aro to bo believed, MI. Fax
ae1dom o1 meyer speaka truth at Ill.
An intrigue equally .uccetafu, and dj.fspu-
table brought theea txo 'nen into tha Enc
Hoard Of Dirfc'oss, ,vheDca thos speedily drove
their more tirnl predecessor, bruw. In Ju|y.
1858, Gould made. himself President md
Treasurer Of The Corporation. Fisk became
Comptroller. A young 1Awyet, named Lane,
became counsel. Tue three Directors mAde
majority OF the Executive Comaaittce, md
were mAstnrs Of Erie The Das.d Of Dirsctors
held no meetings. The Executive Committee
vas never called toGether, and tho thtao 1nau
-Fuk, Gould, md Lane-became from TIL.
limo the 4hsolutc, irresponsible oEnnrs Of she
E1ic Railway, not less than-1f II had beer
their pestonal property and plaything.
This moposty was, in effect, Ike all ths
great railway corporations. IN empire W,ttir
rspubEe. It cnneiated Of = trunk hne ,oi
road 459 mica IN length. with branches a1l
rnilea in exteot, or 773 miles OF road Il
al. lls oa{itl stock Anoqnted u
abou. E,oa, 200. 1sx' gross rposipt'
, 1870-12-18

10 W1fnee9 TEE explosion OF ali this q!161r&tfJy
constructed mine. On Moads5, lie sotb, gold
day Fisk eoaticued to purchase Without Limit,
and forced the price up TO 40. At this kime
Gould's frm. OF Smith, Gould, L Martin,
through which the operation VA conducted,
had purchased como e5o, ,oo0, 600; and sci The
Lear. went On selling: slthoush they could only
cwu gold. Gould. on ths other hand, could
10 logger sell aud clear himself. for the very
Iezson thxt the sale of ESQ, 600, 900 would
haye broken ihs martet to nothing. Tbs
struggle hed bec7me intense. The whole
e 6 r5t1J was looking On With astoniah,nent Ut
All lutinths WAS dcranged, and III values un-
ses'lcd- There weFe Indications Of ; panic
n the stock market; and tho bears In
.teH emergency Vero veAemtnGy pTeaa-
ioE The government to intervene.
usn'd nov wrote to Mr.. Boutwell, let
eetptfation. and entire lo1s Of his ordinary
eoolneas. He began:
s1x: There u panic IN Wa1 street, en1lneered
y nsar combination. They have wi.hdrAwn
eu1Dsy 70 Fu>h an extent nat It Is Impossible 70
e Fl 9sS 3; Il 5eies s,e
Nhsfe " exciting political C ontest il gutp9 on,
az ~ khsrs We c2se about ten tnou.and enpIoyed.
nre Of eusenes !" A ~''71'~' ''''@N>'~ 'SA
: F1om friend such letter would have bean
An ou!rage but from 4 member Of ths Tam
maE5 fng, tte Principal object Of deteatation
wIcheVer 1t nay bc ca1ied-x1s incredible.
NJ. Gould was. in fact. 1t his Wits end. He
sseaced panic, and be tels that It could no
longer be avoided.
y. Tbs scene roH ahifts fo1 moment to tho
Slttant toEn OF Washington. among the hilla Of
Mesten MS fenat{lVania. On tbs morning The
lTn ot september. President Grant and his
t1isne eecttary, Genasl Po1te1, werepla5ing
c1o4uet on the grass, wheu Fiak's MESSENGER,
Atef twenty four hours OF trayaa By Eail md
es!tiages A11i<ed A the house, Aud sent in 70
ask 1oE dtnetal pctter. When the pEesident's
game Wa ended, G=aerA Porter came, ~
cslVea nls own letsel from cothin, and called
ne ffes!dert, who inferred the room and took
the room, and After some ten O. fifteen min
ntes' ah* ecee returned The messenger, tired
q Whiting, then aeked, ais it al rights:
Al right, replied the President; and the
messenger hAttened to the nearest telegraph
ssxt'cn. aod sans word To Fax. "DellycSed;
The messenger was, however, a1sogethsr
mista1en. Net only VIA Ill not right,
The P.e.iisnt, s i sppesrs, had st
the outsct supposed the man to
20 m o1dln,!y Post Office ssess' ana the les,
thttegh the -'ost Office. Nor W1s it uuiil
Fettei a1ked rome curious question ~ to the
n'an, that The President learned Of his having
teen sent BY Co,hin merely to caI1y this Ap-
nA1ently uninportAnt letsa1 Of adsice. The
peeidents suspicious we're 1t once excited
a1d The zane evening. At h1k request, liza
Grant .K1nta i ku11iel meta 10 A1s. .Cosbtn,
ber s1ater, falling har hnx greatly the PseA-
dent wa8 dfstxeased II ..the xnu,or that Mt.
Ct1hn -TaA. specu1at;ng IN Mau street and
how muth b hoped tblt Nj. Carbin would
, 1870-12-18

tr1ds and protect its brokers. Fiek waa
In very different sit1ftion. So soon ~ it
became evident th1t his brokers would be
uuablF to caHy cut their contracts. every
cns who had sold gold to them turned
il with to Fisk'a- Office. Fortunately for
he had brought with him from his castle
Of Erie; but nevertheless the excitement
wls 30 great that both Mr. Fisk and Nj,
Gould thought 1t best 10 retire Is rapidly a
possible BY \ back entrance leading into
Anoaher ttreet, md to seek the protection Of
The OrtrA House- Ihere nothing but An army
could c1rtutb them no civil mandate could
be served without their permission within
thete w1lls. And few zen would care to face
Ftk'a 1uf1.ns in order tt fo1ce an entrance.
Tbs subsequent E,ndin0-up Of this fzmonA
cdhapir1cy may be stated il few words. Bat
20 account eould possibly BE- complete which
failed to reproduce IN full the ttory OF Mr.
Fisk's lAst htervisw With Nr. Corhin, ~ told
BY Fisk himself.
-I went down 10 the neigabo:hood Of Wa11
street Friday nnrntnf, and The history OF thst
mcce1 591 1. q WEI Cos Sssf . or
Afternoon l started right round to old Cozbln'A to
ale n'm o1t. Msnt Into The rooAn and sent
dining .rou,. Vas too Insd to say anything ctg1,
sgd when he caEe tnto the room aid !. You
damned eld scoundtel do Jou tnow .hat Jou
to wing his hands, and, foor he saJs. this
ts = no5rs1e position. Are Tou. iu.ned :
nct; atd asked him again II he knew What had
Esprered: He Ind been crying, and Esid be hsd
jn.t htard: tt4t he had been .ure everything was
alt reht; bat Ihas something had occurred eallre-
y different nom what he had Anticipated. said
I, TnAt don't amount 70 R1ythtrR: We ktow that
geld ought not 70 Be III, End shatlE would no: BE-
INT for inch performances as you nave bad This
ut wssk; yoz tno., ds@ned se:I. Il xouIa y!
nm saw right Into M, and sald l. 'Tris whole
damnet, thing has tutred out just - told J1u Il
would.' considered the whale party 4 pacx Of
ccHa,ds, and expected that when *e cane L
S fn,a ns sa' 9aja '1 hi1 a 1os1 Con-, tnsH tSS'
xaesseI you ns,e lied os not, zua / donr
on the other dds Of tae TABLE, weeping md vail
,us, and / gnashlpE ny tes,h- .Eow.' be 1sys
waas 70 os sqtet: l ha4 no desire % ever b
Fl, s gsar e. as.s s e
employed BY him, has alEeadJ nst hts f1ason
fea1oo h1s gone eot et everybody, ba& nae-'-
oausaooeds Vow wAa1 afe Jo1 going % Do I ,YoI
hAre got III into taIS thing. md what 8Ie M
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sPaRKs FROM THE TELE0RAPa.

Thomas g. Halls residence, near New Brighton,
was burned on Wednesday, Loss about 5000.
The New York pilot boat No. u tOwed into NeS.
port hsrboF tie brig Louisa Of Halifax. dismaatled.
Yesterday.
The Albany zcuave Cadets were formally wei.
morning. BY MayorFoE.
The American Protestants had brilliant process.
sion In PhilAdclphl Yesterday, Five thousand mem
bers IN fuil rcgaia, were in line.
The little craft called the city OF aguas, throe
tons burden. which sailed from Queenstown about
eighty days ago. reached Boston yesterday.
The Young Mems Christian Association Conven
tlon clos d It's labors At Poughkeepie Yesterday Utica
Na appointed as the next place OF meeting.
The American fishing schooner A, W. Warrow of
Gloucester, Mass was captured near sea Wolf Island
BY CAnAdan revenue vessel and taken into PctOu.
Tne Council ofTempcrance men. In Saratoga, yes
terday approved the Republican platform, although Il
IL not 50 strongly IN favor o prohibition as they wished
l., X, Martindae, OF Iowa, supposed to be cattle
dealer was run over and killed by train on the Erie
Railroad on "wednesday night. lie was lying on the
track
A section Of a temporary bridge used for the ercc
ton OF new iron one fell at Augusta Ga, yesterday
Mr. Buck was Instantly Killed. Three Others we're serl'
ously injured.
Ebrman a Burch's saw mill @ W. Dessen & Co.'S
yesterday Loss SIS 900. William Jones was caught IN
the burning buildings and buried In the RUNS
During the great gallo OF Sunday, the keeper Of the
lighthouse at sambro, near llalilaH saw brgantire
The schooner was Wrccked At Chester, ~ r., and four
OF the crew were drowned. Many other vessels are
known TO he lost, and many are mis'ing
At the New England Fair In Manchester, N II &,
race IN l,iI William H. sniths Thomas Jr 'rs0n an
Tired Tyler Of Hartford the double team race IN siO
10 SsO and H. W Fax Dauntcss the !:lj race la !;j!
AbJut " 1AD neooIa sere present
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JOIIINGs BOUT TOwS.
Music on the battery hi. syenInr.

Music on the Battery this evening
The Subscription Committee Of tho French patr9-
otic fund have already collected t!O0)
The steamer Sleepy Hollow makes her last trip ub
the Hudson on SUNDAY. See sdyertlsemont.
The Thermometer at Byrnes, l09 BrosdwaH
ranged from bj to AK yesterday. Average. GS.
Poor PaHchineHO Is preparing TO give up tho Ktoa
as n It were nothing more than a conundruin.
Thomas Mary, Of "a Oak street, fell dead ln the
office OF the Commissioners OF Clarifies anu correo-
ton Yesterday.
The steamships Nebraska from Liverpool. and
?ennsylysna from Ionion. and the snip Wan. NJ. Reed
from Liverpool, arrived last night.
Harris Levy, aged 81, and John Wagner wero held
stolen from Lewis Goidthwaitc co. OF isi DrcadwaE
Margaret Fisher, aged %, of % Cherry street,
with an axe.
The saleswomen met In P.impton Hall last night
committee to secure commOdlous hail Tor tho greaa
mass meeting In contemplation
Tho General Committee ~ the German PATRIOTS
Ad Societies OF New York have rG,oi @ to pSslpons
victories, until peace Is concluded,
The Atalanta Boat club have chslenged tha
Gulcks % smother race for 500 Or q 90 with the
plons6ip. The GlIlcks, however, decline.
Yesterday morning on the O'Clock Staten Island
TnE sSs sths h siSe Bsrrars World All
lne h"Wotsd Times No other paper Was seen ou tue
Mra Adams wlfe Of the venerable pastor OF the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, rllppcd and fen
wlile stepping from her carnage at Hudson iLyfs
lallIoad denot, lhTticth street, yesterday. she VA
DIR Frederick A. Putnam, while riding in IeIIns-
Bof daScs - SgSn % mhE9H cS SS ~ en,
Walsh ami was lGrowa OUT and SERIOUSLY injured.
The Albany Zouave Cadets will return TO Dag
from Their visit 70 ihlsi l,ll and GIr TO- Do !ns
clark has detailed thres cmrSnie, of the seventh
an sscPr, 20 ne Caae, Ire s sIss, P-s: .Ss
I.nh avenue. 10 II JnI Vi Ihe siJssom Club h0use
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BROOK YN.

In Myrtle Avenue Park last evening the Sons OF
CanDria,"a Welsh association OF New York, enjoyed a
hne picnic.
Capt James Powers has been appointed drill mas.
ter OF BrooKlyn police and Will begin tho
OF drilling the force on Monday next.
Jack Brennan, who was sentenced last May TO
one year the Penentlary, for assautng car con.
ductor has recently boeu pardoned by Gov. Hoffman,
and Is at large.
Several workmen employed at the Riigewood
water works are about 60 sue the city OF BROOKLYN as
they claim under the EightiIour law they 70.
quirei 70 only eight hours instead ol ten which
they have been doing for some time.
Judge Troy, OF the Court OF Sessions, yesterday
informed the District Attorney that detail OF seven
oicers necessary 10 assist IN conducting the busl
ness oil the Court that he had made the request OF the
Police Comms and that they had sont only nye,
and that unless tha detail IL complied with by uis
mOrning he Will suspend public business call In the
Grand arr. and lay the mAttAr hAfnra thaIa-
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LoNDoN, Sept. s.--Nr. Diummond, the banker
writes to the Post interesting account OF the En-
psror Napoleon while prisoner. Ho says:
Be'ore long we Joined the rear OF the Emperor's
good opportunity OF seeing it, as Il passed over a
bridge st right angles with the main road. First
came The Emperor's own carriage, travelling ber-
lin then an open carriage after these two or three
carriages something like prison vans, all marked
" "Mason Miltaire dc rkmpereur," and containing
Numbers OF horses followed, some mounted by
imperial servants In liveries. The horses were mag
n ncont animals, over sixteen hands high The pos
wsistcoats. There were reliys Of horses for car
riage., and hacks, saddle horses, and chargers be-
Ion, and walked to the hotel The crowd OF people
was enormous, but was kept of by tho Belgian
troops. Frehch onieers OF high grade. among them
Prince kurat, strolled about
CT wd hurrahsd. The French prisoners wcrs s,lent'
They made no respone. 1t was imrosib'c t. ind
qusite = and food at the hotel The E.a eror i.nel
hrs then his suite, and the rest ate what they
get. At ABOUT . o'eio"k the Emperor, accompanied
by Gen. Cnstelnau, came TO the door Of the railway
station: lie seemed vel, his face showing no emo.
ton. Though be leaned heavily on the arm Of the
red kept, embroidered with gold, and carried =
decoration on his coat. Despatcbes were banded
him. aaa he sat down outdoors on the platform and
He aiisrwsrd paced up and down the platform.
smoking cissrstte. Hs returned 70 the waiting inc
special train srrived, whsn he departed.
BERLIN, sept. s.-Eyery attention and courtesy Is
near CAsse The Queen has -ent her oh.r d, euisi,s
TO the French Emperor at Wnhelmsh6,e
scrbing the arrival Of the Prince Imperial at NoIs
says; There being no earraEe at the station, the
on the Grand Place, where dense crowd had col
lected.
The Price showing. some alarm, the landlord
picifed him, saying, "Iiaye no fear, Monssigaeur;
you are in neutral. peaceful country, where harm
cannot be lall you."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-09
HAsHLNGfON MOTIFS.

The President has returned TO Washington.
The United States steamer Palos Is the hrst Amer.
lean vessel to carly the nag through the Suez canal
Rear Admiral Stephen q. Rowan has been ap.
pointed Vice Admiral OF the navy. vice Admiral Por.
ter. promoted. Admiral Rowan Ii on lis way to ths
country
Mr.. II. d. whitney will be called before the
special Committee on the AmesButler case on sstur.
day again, for the purpose OF TeyIsng his testimony
aud answCring some other questions.
The Revenue Department decides that dealers In
Manufactured tobacco whoee annual sales exceed 800
liable to pay aspecal tax IN addition to special
tax dealers in general merchandise, II they deal Ia
other goods.
Capt r. W. shuroldt U. s. N. win today be
designated to take charge OF the expedition for the
survey OF the TehuAntrpec and Nicaragua routes for
nteroceanc ship canal. The expedition Will start
about the 18th Of October.
Acting Attorney General Talbot has delivered an
opinion for the Postma tor penere the eeptrsl point
- --A.~h - .N-. --s..- caui,O uy sA OF ali ma
tons, either IN time OF or peace, and eKchange
Gags their Will, claiming the lection OF the
particular Goyernmont whose Dag happens TO he ny
ing at the masthead At tho particular .ne OF SpOlia
tiOn BY a belgerant cruiser.