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, 1870-08-26

Bristol hae population of 500, showing
an ncrea-e Of c5i since 1855 BAr1iuet on
gives iii population, against 1.oa3 in 1865,
f1dt1eto.n has sustained h loss Of 81 persons
since 1865 thu present population Is e6s.
East Greenwich reports ports 'eS1 Ropulat1op. N
nnnul.tion Of . 0o3: in 1855 it had o,153
Eernort hse population Of 1a,522, against
Is 1Bs In 1861 loss Of 166- Hopkint.lu has
a1;nst l1r. tie present panula ion being 4
fso. ae.il:ss asia in 1858. Portsmouth 1oaes
ei;sl,:sy. .u.1 New eLcssl,am hss lost nsss1y
, 1870-08-26
COUGH NC MORE,

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.na Cor.u4rti t. atasst toerrd.nle. 81 psuEapt Il
any Aat.to pt TT shfe1s l1nsa shAt thSvssnas II
ph.scisa. a:e a'!s r.. ii' i. md hat 1nl al r4y
kno~u unr d.sr 1''rass autd- reliet. and in most
.14 oun btttle elitcts Sett by drIy&[sA ia
lars. bNttle.. Fcc 81 II y .rur fault yua aid
onEh and fn,tes. Ile HatsA.n win cpEe.
, 1870-08-26

RAILWAY LEGISLATION.

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, 1870-08-26

Go,err.,1 Stew. .rson, Vt Kentucky, has
Issued ..::spruclan1st;o.-' dcnouucing the law
l.,asness which prevails i'll WooAford County.
in that State, and, rs 1nc,.sns leading IL
rs suppression, he offers Eewa.l ot s:ss'
each for tho a1rest uad conviction pf tilt
persons guilty of burning certain stacss'
If Lay aud grain and farn, buildings III
Woodfortl and Franklin Counties He also
.Gers reward of $500 each for the arrest
and conviction Of the persons who, on tie
night oi tho 10th of august, werc guilty Of
The murder OF William Turpin and Thomas
Harper. bot1 negroes, in, or near, the
town Ut Versailles. The Governor makes
M Urgent appeal to the SherifEs, Judges,
md Prosecuting Attorneys to execute tlae
law apa 's:.ng Ill Offenders to justice. lie
| also makes the following appeal to oiti.ens
gcncrally:
"1ut whIle the 1aw h.. t1cAxpah., Certain o.
| teefs Tor sa~ cantc 4l1es;ua1 arrest And punish
t,;, III so anF lsS!v 4:!c9ss.soe rfr@ .ne +esla5s
lass ~ proportion IS tltT lii to deu,aua O.
!, '.ee hinctts elected hE them th,- faifh{a
tischsrge Of their duticA ana n%e then
rs arfes,tg sasatjsts aes sza a1aa n =
very form The v,oiatlon Of lar. 1t l. to iht,
intel1i*rncc, ahcsr lore o; Law. their kn,r /
:dec q lts nansrrne,t4 and their z..'1 In haE'ns
tlteui rgtrlY exceeded. tha. tho S,afc tlnst ,o,
for the rttseIl alton Ut IT, i.~4cs HONOR Aut pos
t.efitF. invoke ait IL tcfIt1Ier w,H. trer dntls
citizens IN thlk tcs.e, au as Ill PuHsf ~.
efuni tnc1 10 let tic tixl.. and tult1TE11i rxrcu
| tl3u Of the law tod In thrEu Its strongest adyt
Gates. Dlstountenauce rleleLce Sn.i f.si..ssn-s
III cyc,y fo1u1, and hr'd hin to he rhr ,1st
! rny ri fbe ,'o;t mouweal'h who wor!d 20 yia}ts
| .ts laws 81 10 t2kn 1hcr execution into Ills ow
] hands.
Tie trouble in Kentucky is that publ
sentiment has nos yet been educated up
The point that negro or an nhoitiohlss
entitled to the protection of tie law. I
hmm the hay md wheat stacks OF Repu1
licnn, And to kill a negro, are mt regarde
! 1,y certain class Of the people OF that Stat
us crimes. The proclamation is very vel
but. after Ill, the execution Of the laws d.
penas more upon the public sense o' rlgl
and justice than t.lon the efforts OF officer,
Ii il bat j1"t 10 say, however. that th
| lxwlessne*s is confined TO few loealitie
and that generally there has been Of late
better feeling in all parts Of the sststc.
, 1870-08-26

whatever the actual government may he, It's
chanccs tor resistance are much better tnan .1
that Il Is organized. ,AEfi It the resist
snce cannot be rsolonget1. It must undergo tho
that alternative. have not received any fcap.Ese
to my srqnest fnr service In the army II the En-
pe!or. await with an onsety you cAn eomprr-
senhuzg have nret- upon the enemy during The
combat. The brave pe.rle! W.nis! tint al the
wnTf,' wcrc the ennfe; Il they mile - pit Pans
chief 10 direct it, th, efforts at th.. ,irrr5ans vii
cxnausr themselves In lhe centre OF France. I'M.
/ I;ran, roAin Of u xranl natlrn1l nL..yeJncnt b]
Witch Fraure shall ,hruw uut the enemy trom fle1
hest II.
RI: heurc, the minutes. Gre precious; 10 no
des!sr more. >.,..,.
rr1y r,,u much. hecarse 70 uur ahSltx;ea as
a.lled tor xou tEuse OF ynur fcth-r.
, 1870-08-26
The Letters Of thr orleans Princes
Tbs following arc the letters seht By the
Orleans Princes to both the old and new Min
tstSJ Of France: .-...-.

HtSJ Of France:
ADMIRAL: / addressed you. yesterday naoznsuS.
rhc fpllowitE telegram from Spa:
In presence OF the danger Of the countl5. !
ak IRON the Emperor 70 De emplo5ed' m!toon. t.1
rtSaId to t1kle, IN lhe active arH.J, anu my osa
ceuira,les l ask 10 sid me 20 obtain u ;entNs
t1;nny.
ate remembrance. Fx&Sc1s 1.E oRlEtSs' ~
70 His E4xt,keuey tAs n;nist41 er Hsr: ,..
TO fEt 10 ine sfense aee .; apRse, tee,r c IN
f.erchnau, tolsiler, and aoie. hare the gTaAe
ct General Of Division. ask 70 BE employed u
H. r. seTs sy Receive the %f q M
za1Es Eratu<,,ty Tx u.~.4,<, Of Var:
Nil MINISTER: AS Frenchnan and toE.
have the honor Of asking xou for etnn;oJulent ~
tic active army. My n0sS attirus Ktsa Is 70 l2ns
for the defence OF the soil Of oar country, sae
same aR simple enlisted yo1unieer. Receive
Ar. Munster, The assurance OF 1ny hLGn consle1a-
uCu4 EQgERr De ORIEAS6-
At the same time that tho Princes Of Or
| leIrb wete willing to the Ministers OF War for
Permission to take service in tho armies.
fr,ccis Dc Orleans addressed to11r- D the
following int;mate letter:
BRtssEls, Aug. 10, 1s11
Tread the journals, my dear Ar. Rolhrf, bat
] they teach me nothing new. They are evidently
preparing Oh both ajdes for greal struggle. "
uavc yet great resources; fol, after Ill. Is only
AacAahonh eorts that has been Placed ksrs DE-
| aaaot-that ot Ftossarl has snntrua = httlc. lnt
tie others are intact. There Is, In addliIou, TIT
! ineEn1tiou consequent on seeing the enemy On
our ;sintoEy; ept We must be better colnnanned.
Tnea eaoise ot Paris norrtaes me, AMI I under
| stan1 ntth.rR IN The Chamber: no ubt nnhcr.
4tard VI, my should pepustuoce worl aR1;n>
] IN net that h: for Its object the nih Ut Ill
| a:usies-:ns ohls support Of France so-ds;
, 1870-08-26

Of tho flying villagers, probably, md wo had
to give the1u y buried account OF tie Az aI.
Loud were their VOWS OF Vengeance anu mo
the dawn-of that wo might be satisfied.
, 1870-08-26

Enough fgu1 are known TO esthnate tn.
ro1uIatsnn II Yrcuton pretty sccur1tslv a
6. .oe0. Tina docs no, include Claubetsouss
OF anc Of The suburbs.
, 1870-08-26
Appealing 10 Europe.


There exists in the life OF nations SOLEMN
ard decisive moments in which God ,;,yta
them an opportunity ri ehon1ng what they
arc AID ot what they ate capat1e. That l.our
AAs Come for France. All Freedmen will rise
l'lc one 1nan thy remember their ancestors
and tteir children. l;rhiad them t.oy rec
ccnturics OF glory, before them future that
tl,eis hcroierl -tail renlcr free aaL powerful.
=, ser has our country been better prepared
tos se!f-t'eso,ien and sacrifice. never has it
efo" il q more imposing aud magnificent
hsr1:er tht. Sisnr asd pri.le OF tho ,lstil'ual
csersc.cr- II +hntisH with cnthu'ios-n " Up
fo arIrs.'' 70 co,".rer or die il or motto.
While our ."lat-rs he.ascai!y defend the i ii
ci E1a1cr, 1.urn:'e il rightly uuoasy at ti,-
>ut'e9-e. u Prussia. People ask til III
selves 10 what length tie au,i-
sH,n Of That 'nsas,sb'e power woa'd
With deeip:vc triumph It Is al inr.riaala
law U! History :ils' any ra'iou wlI'h ~ un::
lr,Mnt!ed vu<eteushtss i.istust,s s!se Eeuefal
equilibrium challenges a reacti N a-asrs: t:s
v,rtnrits, and tu-ns all ota.cr ,'onn'sr. i:.:n
or1,erenis, Ih,s truth e.nnnt tailza be aSai..
demonstrated by the results Who is .he:o
iTt.': cttcl in the tffargcc.i;o o! the G1rz.au
Ecrisc? Who j. tf:e.a tl:nt dsFires III: is+s't,.
10 tecome Il prn--i%n laAn: Can it bs Swt'
u+r, Noruay, or lIeAni1rk-eunntries that q
l,1,,e.,an trim: !, wonlt annih.lats: Can i.
te Ecstis-E:1ssin whic1. il ,uor. interc.tc'
| thAD any power i'll saSlns the equilibrium oi
| the North aGaiuet Grzinau co7esonss.ess. Cat
| il he England, which, as q great raatitsn,e
power and as thc rrc.eetor of Denmark, i. ~,
| posetl TO tho progress of the l'rll-rl.n n.yy
| ran it t,e Holland. ulicl. Ia already 10 much
! threatened ty tho avar4cion, :nttisncs o1
Cvul,t ElenlarkF With regard to !ua:1.a, tl,t
RESTORATION Of ti,o German amp,r. 10 tle 81
yantsGr OF TIM HoHse o{ Hohenz,}lcrn veal,
tn tbs acst fatal blow. not only to the dr1a It,
| Of The lIsrsbn.s*, lut 10 the existcnse Of .h'
| AnstTo-uungaiiau monarchy.
, 1870-08-26

200 since kS5.- cumb.sriAnd l,ss gained con-
sitlesai,ly, anil 80 ai=U have North Prpyidoncs
aud l'aWtucket.
, 1870-08-26


awe leatu by litter frum : gentleman IN
ut1rna that crEit,lsly paiutlt !nciacnt oc@u!!ed
In thai cry. On Fssia. evening 1Az1 Five rAthrt
clever. Respectable, ami fass young tnet we're cn+
lusig IN, tslscs III the e'atnhcss Vt Que 81 shti'
unnst'et. Atlt,i:lr unusnai happened t1usiix tht'
meeting; tnr,t ~as pIcA.uto e1Ioueh snd tserts
pasritg. Ta., alpe4z, all ut them, u nave slept
rpuuly daring lie utght altstH ard. hut, sif2Axt
h cay, IN the n,era.sss, ~hsn t.ey a@oAs ia int.I
several a,'a1E:tnts, not one o: taSm coal! ar:E
:. unt Sriher was acqua!ntr.s tucu WITH tie mis-
,iaM.nne M The oihtr. aud wondered n h's aa oxn
c0Ese!s- III Ihe lhnush tLat It Was mesrly
~ns H. ssas Sn " ai Sas.s ~ 20;
,he sr 1nr,1 N>ess places latcr u
et IL .~ t,rsert,1- They rrase~ ~ rshlnlt ,hei;
usual c1a1sets11t1ses- tHcarne 1iorU-- g,oomy
snd bF Saturday eExniuK looktd serrss1 rean
oldv1 th2u tho Cay tcfaec. Tie clAt1cInE =
| Wagons and drayA the whistilug Of AeA1nboat7 O
| rTcn the n,thg II pistol cioAe up " taetr car
tailed to MAKE an IMPRESSION. It ths e1psessiv
| fapEuxge oS one of themselves: Thcr were al
stfnck ktone deaf F"iluwtng ne ststcc 0
| f1ientA- 1tuf ut them Wen1 70 New Orleans NJ,
Que IT tAen came IL Memphis fur met.icat rsea'
/ tttQt -
, 1870-08-26

~. "!1 gnEfd s1r1" IN st. Louis trok f."!sHn IT,
e.llx III rHtl.r ber absent lover ttffnt write hef
te1tcr fur fnl1r consecutive |iaya
tn. T'Eut sut 1T taat week q violent tornado,
a;t a4rhtly ii n. t~o or snsre hundred .art's tu
Aris. Hn rrf nver ~. Iusep:t. The on,tatng most
tta1raged vas thr Htrf, Schoo1. The snu!h .:l
+ ~:!.lcs :',l Euas G! which were tctaolts:s'tl
II '. il tuke fS9t II. repair til: damages. August
1r.. ~, RI ire.hoH*,' Md stae were damaged 10
:st =. ,,rps cf 1900. Several OTTER i'a1l LaSs
MT. ulgIe nr .esz ta;a7cd.
, 1870-08-26

LuLaQE IN lQ:EllF lev t1lEeClIUus AQl ItHtC
close 10 us. The p1ussians Eaa suddenly de-
A'cnd.I from tic hsishts and shown them
telsts in force opposite the French lelt, which
tl4cr tir-.. ti1ectel across the railway &nd high
toa,i, was threatening to turn and cut of from
thcir COMMUNICATIONS with Metz. The
astic 5ss' Fsss ND a1ssa Ess :ens i'tss ss ro.d
p1nlnous signs Ct retreat began to be sisi-
lie. The russians had evidently been
strongly tc.rforeed simultaneously 1t either
| alt1tn,itv Of their line. whereas TIE F<anch
| rabfo1ceu1ssss must hsye been sant Away 70
| thtu right and right centre, and there WAS
ro'aAG 10 NEE, the rrussians when they fell
thus Me1r ectedly on their lett The battle
was cle7rly Lost.
1he1cvere probably from 25,o00 to so,0oo
French tsoeps engaged FROM first TO last.
| As 10 taa ptursfaps, have, Of course,
/ nothing to 60 upcn Lut what c1uld observe
Of thetl line Under great ditneulties, screened
as I was BY tho e.ente woods and the nDdu]a-
s,ons Of the ground l believe that their
nsEt nd tl,ttr Int we're simultaneously rein
fo,cc1-e1eh tt coup.a Of hzigades-within
| M l,cr.r Of the tc11aiEatlon OF tie action, and
| Mwns tho turning Il the French left By thoss
| fresh troops n 10 arrived en- the extreme r11a-
eiAn ziIlt Hho APPEARED to finish the affair.
I laz@ld the conjecture that the pzus-
si,1s outrrmteted the French by three
10 onc, md an1 certas1 that in artillery their
numerical strength wssercn greater, and the
| advantageous position pl.ich they held (pan4t
mSsterioutly ccdcd to thin BY the French On
the previous evening", lt4y we're not -able to
finish the battle many ncS1a before. I can
| hardly asy It usa wonderful. howescr, when I
remember the spIcnlid valor 4 tho French,
aud their heroic endurance. which it ii i'm.
possible to think Q. now Withou. the deepest
| emotion
! the Ix2ss. ians. ! can ray uo.hing. A.> French
los uutt have teen prodigious- I law segi.
ment after regiment 80 into action A,d retite
fearfuIly reduced. The Seveuty-sixh aud
Sryen,y-serepth Infantry Of the Lie and
lie Third Chaseeu1s-A-1ied Heee Ill but sani
hiIs.cd. IN one Of my own movements 0! re
trent through The woods, met with Capt,i1
aud tx mel, Of the Seventy y-eeventh Regincu
. / TLe ret Ct lis company we're tlesd or wouuo
! "a c,, the tield. and these men were retiring
their amu.unit3on being exhausted AA1i
thouesuJs must hare fallen on the Freuc
+; side.
lxce. and this Ne found to be road leadin
to Mat. Te had not proceeded tat along
II when we met vel! large force at Frenc
I ! srti.lcp-1tiuforccn coming mp, ~ usua
: 90 .ste. They Ind Only heard some vagu
b ,rness ct a ;isa>ts: II rsshsss'. f:ona soE
, 1870-08-26

The POPULATION Of Usnkosa proves to be 1865,
and Of Pond dn Lac. le,sH.
-Sncboyeau County has twenty-one cheese
fac1ulie., usiug the ullE Of neaslJ one thousand
CONE. .-. ---..-.
a ,r,tcr frnrn artltnn, Aus. -, tn tho Mi1wau.
t,c s,r ;,r1 snys: .'To.t7y ~ tue hired hep OF
H.. S,sn,ty ~r1r .tsxst, Luz the purpose ot lay
n.siI. i,tndsf!Y 4 a 3,s?41. they ttEneS large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26

The General Post on o. the United States o.
America and the General Post Of6ce Of the United
Kingdom cf Great Britain and Ireland being dssir.
msi between the Cniici States on the one SiIs and
the Straits Settlements and the British EaSt Indies
ted States mail parkcts p ing between san Francisco
and Hong Kong and cfthe line Of British mail pack
cutjs, Madra5, Bombay. and Adeu. the undersigned
duly an;horscd for thai purpose. have agreed upon
ARrrcLvI
There shall 10 direct exchange ofmsii, between
the Offices Il New orS aud San frsnci>ca On thu
one psrt. and the otices o; Singsp9re Caicutts,
Madras. Bombay. and Alden. on the other. compris-
and packets OF patterns or samples originating in the
strss setsieuts or to the British Es, n TO- 'n nr
originating in the British East Indies ~ the Srsi,,
Settlenents. respectively, and addressed to the
These mails shall he covered BY gp,tel STATE.
Via Snd b. British mail p az
Hong Kong and Singarore or the Inisn ports.
The postage to be Collected e in the United states
upon paid corrsspondence adiressI TO the Straits
cents per single letter not exceeding half in
weight, heavier letters being charged in proportion
sobt na taen On or prices AMI
packets Of patterns or samples and the pos,sg to be
Fast Indies upon psd correspondence addressed -
the United States shall he tenpence per single letter
not exceeding han an ounce ia weight, heavier letter
ounces for newspapers, prices current book psC kt
The correspondence thus paid shall he delivered AZ
the place of destination vhether in the United states
or IN the British possessions free from all charge
Letters posted in either country unpaid or insult.
shall be charged at the place Of destination with H.,
rate of postage Of the same amount that would b,
chargcable on letter Of like weight posted for dis.
Of siXpence in the Straits Settlements or the British
East Indies or of twelve cents in the United States.
The exchange of the correspondence referred To il,
l. an mt, al. -
post oces. Each Office shall keep the postage which
1t collects.
ARTICLE "
ct, or packet Of patterns samples dispatc from
red ink with a stamp bearing the words Pal ali
on the right hand upper corner of thu kira,, AMI
shall also bear the dated stamp Of the Office which
ARrIcLzv.
Dead letters pers. &c, which cannot h, a..
turned, without charge, monthly. or as frr1ntnly
as the regulations OF the respective ofces will pea
nit.
ARTICLE VI.
The two Offices may by mutual consent. make sricl
carry ont the objects Of this arranc cement n reyu
aiions to terminate at any time, reas5usjc MOTTO
ARTICLE VII.
81 Ihis e"r'Snion shall come uo operation on IL"
at any time ON notice, by either Office, of SIX
the 2Sh day 81 July. A. D. 1865 and in London or
the lhh dry Of August, 1858
fsEALI ALEX. w. RANDALL,
PotDiasteT GsnsrIL
Postmaster General cfrAe Unitsa Kinsdou
i hereby approve the foregoing convention AMI
ia testimony thereof have caused the seal OF tn
ANDREW JOHNSON.
SEAL WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
w.su,xorox 1,,, "a ,sss Secretary T" S'a'e.
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The Housekeeuer.

Chickens Dressed as Terraptn.--Boil q fne, large
tender chicken; when done and while yet warm,
cut 1t from the bones into small pieces as for
chicken salad; put 1t into stewpan with one
gill of boiling water; then stir together until
perfectly smooth, one quarter Of q pound Of
butter, one teaspoonfull OF -four, and the yolk
Of one egg, which add to the chicken, half ct Q
time, stirring all we'll together; then season
with salt and pepper. After letting it simmer
about ten minutes, add half gill Of Madeira,
and send to tho table hot We have tried this
and know It to be excellent-a little better some
would say than the terrapin itself.
Mrs: Reeds PLAIN Puddisg.-Ope ID. beef suet,
10. loaf sugar, 10. hour, eggs, pint milk,
l 10. OF raisins, ID. currants, X Id. citron,
nutmegs, mace, cloves, add 1t pleasure two
glasses brandy. Chop tho suet fine, rub 1t to Q
cream, add sugar and -four, each time rubbing
it well, add the spices, fruit and brandy. Beat
the eggs, add them, then the milk, tie II mod
makes one very large pudding-two IL boiled In
quart bowls, three " in pint bowls; cover them
up tight when cold with paper, and put the m
away until wanted. When one wanted boil an
hour.
Mnce Pies-The following receipt for mince
Pies, which are now In season, IL confidently
recommended after using 1t for many years -
Boil fresh beef t4yngue tender, let IL get cold,
then chop it nne with one pound Of suet, one
half peck Of apples, two pounds Of currants,
picked and washed very carefully; one pound
OF citron sliced, half IN ounce each Of powdered
cloves, allspice, cinnamon and ginger; three
pints OF sweet cider. one pint OF Madeira wine,
half Q pint brandy, With enough Of sugar to
sweeten TO your taste. This will make q large
Jar full.-GerWaWtotsN Telegraph.
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AZ old prices, with the additional cost of freight I'd
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CALIFORNIA WINES, in variety.
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISTLES.
JAMAICA, ST. CROIX, AND MEDFORD RUNS
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