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t"'lnSrls on tie Nature and Hygiene o,
the Masculine Function. By Dr.. NarhcyB
author Of "rhc Physical Life Of Woman"
1t relates I" the male sex; is full CT new
facts delicate but onispokcm practical
anh pop liar, highly endorsed sells rnp-
idly. Sold hy Subscription only. ESclu-
sivr territory. Terms liberal. Price 81,
Address '"r contents, 81, J. q. Fergus &
Co Publishers, Philadelphia, PA.
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JOB MOSES,
jan 2S-ly
Gir J0lues Olark's Female Pills,

These Invaluable Pills arc nnfniling in
he cure OF all these painful and dangerous
diseases TO which The female COTS, tuition is
S"hlcct. They moderate all escrsScs md
remove all distinctions, fro;h whatever
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!: : !: REDUCING |. z: e. G.:
~ A'ra'p ...l'. r'.. r,, .,.. .,t. ,...
u - . :Ms M d1 mn 80 :.

AS usual with us, we offer our en-.
tire stock Of SUMMER GOODS to
Cash'buycrs,' atgreatly reduced rates
Bnrgains offered in evory line of
Goods, such. as Boots and Shoes,
llats aapd Caps, D5css Goods, Meas
Wear, &o. Cali suu,.,' KID if wo can
suit In 1t, les, tho prices oh.ll satisry
every one. =. Pate -.
~ 4,o LAnD BROS, & co.
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r. j. M'CARLEY.

Informs tho Citizen Of Vim. .boro that
no is now prepared 10 furnish nil kinds Of
Cool Summer Drinks from Ice Lemonade
upton Champaign Cock Tail, &C., persons
can Procure Ioo in large or small Quantities
at any time.
july r. J. MCCARTHY.
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MILLIONS Honr TCstini ony 10 thoir
Wonderful Curative EncciS. To-.
Vinegar Bittors arc not yile Fancy
Drink, Mado Of Poor ltun, Whiskcy,
Proof Spirits end Refuse Liquors, doc
torod, splced and sweotoncd to please tho tasto.
called Tonies.' Appe,ize,s." " "Rcstorers," 60,
that load tho tipplcr on to drunkenness and ruin.
but aro truo hedlclne; h,ado from tho Native
Robts ahd Horbs Of California, FREQ from all
Alcoholic Stimulunts, Thoy rs tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md i
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, q porfoet
Renorntor md Inrigorator OF tho System, tarry'
Ing Oft all poisonous matter and restoring tito blood
10 b healthy condition. No pcnon can tato those
Bittors according 10 directions and remain long
un~ol provided tholt bones not destroyed
BY IMMORAL poison OF btlct h,eabs and tho Vital
organs wasted beyond tho point Of repair.
They nro n Gontlo PurRRtivo ms we'll
It's n TonicJ possessing, also. tho peculiar mort
Of acting as a powerful agent In relieving CoaSss'
tion or Inflammation Of tho Liver, and Of all the
FiBcera Organs. ..... ......
ron FEMALE CONIPI.A INTS, whether
In young or old, married or SINGLE at tho dawn OF
%onianhood or at tito turn Of lo. those Tonic Bit.
tafs have no equal.
For InnummRtbry and Chronic Hheu.
mutism nnd Gout, byspcpBth or III.
diRcBtion, Bilious, Ronittont aud
Intormittcmt Fcvcrs, Dlsonsos OF tho
IbIOOuS 1IVOES hluU0Sb anu hluuUoEt
these Bitters haro boon mort sdcccssful' Suoh
Discnsub are caused by Vitintod Blood,
Which is generally produced By arrangement Of
The DIucsttvo Organs,
DYSPEPSIA OIt INDIGESTION,
IIcndachc, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs Tight
noss Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eruotations Of
The Stomach, Bad Tas,o III tito Mouth. Bilious
Attacks ralpitnton Of the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Pnih Ill tliufeEions Of tho Kidneys, and
n it:ndtcd utilcr painful symptotis are.the OF.
springs of Dyspepsia
They invigoratc the Stomach and stimulate tho
torpid Liver nhd bowels, whic, rondcr thGm OF
nitraailrd efficacy Iii cleansing tho blood Of all I'm.
purities, and impRrting now life and viRor to the
whole systcm.
FOR SKIN DIsEAsEs, Erupttons rsttsr,
Salt RheIim, t3lutclcs Spots. Pimplos. Pustules,
Boils, Carbunclcs. Ripg- Worms, sca,d Head, Soro
Eyes Erysipclas Itch scurfa, Dacolorations of tho
oyet name or nature, nro literally dug UP and car
ri'd oft Of tho System n short timo by tho OF
thoit BittefB, One hottlo IN such cases will con.
riIico the Ust ihcreduots OF their curative osof.
Cleanse tho Viiatcd Bioei whenever you ind its
impurities bursting through tho skin In Pimpies,
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse 1t when you md II
obstrctcd and slugHislt IN tho yoins; cleanse II
when 1t s foul and otr foolnRs will toll you whom.
Keep tho blood pure, and tho hoalth Of tho systam
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and othor WORMS, urkias
destroyed and removed
sOt,D BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
| ]. WALKER, Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD dt
CO., Druggists mud Gen. Agents, San Frnncsco,
CNl., aud 81 md s. Commerce Street, Now York.
mny ii
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To Marriel Ladies'

they arc particularly suited. They will in
short 'iric bring on monthly pcriol wi tn
regularity and although very powerful,
coniai" nothing hurful TO The constitution.
In all cases Of Nervous nnd Spinal Alice.
tons, Pains in the Back anl Limbs. Fa-
tigue on slight oxerlon. ralpilation Of tho
Heart. Mysteries and Whites, they wili ef.
feet cure when all other mcans hive fail
cd. The ,pnmphlct around each package
has full directions and advice, or will be
sent free nj! writing for II, sealed from
ObncrYnilnu
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Fever and Ag,,r.

Fever and Ague cured for fifty ccnls.--
Ihare Is not remedial agent in Ibis
world TINT will cure Fever and Ague, and
nj! oihrr Malnrious, Bilious, Srh,lcl. Ty
phoid, Yellow. and other Fcvcrs (aid"h by
hndw"ys PIlls) so quick ~ Rahway' 5
Nenhy Kchct. Fifty cunts per hntlle
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/ XIILE,ION DOLLARS,

Shrcwd hut qnict men can make Il fnr-
tune 10y revealing the secret Of the business
10 no one Address WM. WRAY,
aug % GSS broadway, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

III isrhc fate Of every truly valuable
medicine 10 hc counIerlcitcd. lab Moses
Sir James Clark's Female Pits are extcn.
sive!y c0uh,crfcitrd. The gcnuine have
tue name Of sob Moscs" on each pnckage.
III others are worthless. Dishonest Drug
gists endeavor to sell the oounterreits 10
mnkc greater profits.
N. H.-1n all cases where The genuine
cannot be obained, One Dollar enclosed to
the Sole Proprietor, JOB MOSES, I8
Cortland street, Now York, will insure n
bottle Of the genuine, containing Fifty
fills, by return mail, securely sealed from
any knowledge of its contenta inc
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Jig. R. R. ..-...
RADWAY'S; READY RELIEF
Cures the Worst Pains in from One to
T. TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT IN ONE HOUR.
Aftor reading this advertisement need
any one Suffer with Pain. Railways Ready
Relief 10 q cure for every pain. 1t WAS tho
first auu is
The Only Pain Remedy
that instontly stops the most excruliating
pains, allays Inhammntons, and cures Con.
Gcslions. whether of the Lungs, Stomach,
Bowels, or other glands or organs, by ore
application. :
In from ono to twenty minutes, no mat
CIR how violent or oxerucini,ne the pain Tho
kh"Grhatic. Bed ri'l,lrn, ImNrm, Crippled.
Nervous" Neurnlgir, or proslrn,cd with
disease 'nay suffer.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WIZ. afford instant case. Inflammation of
the Kidneys. Inflammation Of the BlndIcr,
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Congestion OF
the Lungs. Sore Thront. Difficult BREATH u,
pnlpi'ninh Of The Heart. Mysteries, Cronp,
Dil'h"fin. Catarrh, Influenza. Headache,
Iooth"che. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold
ChillS, Age Chilis.
Tho implication Of the Ready Relief to
the Par' or parts where the pain or diff
Gully exists will nff'ord case mud comfort.
Twenty drops in half iunblcr ur wnscr
Viii II few moments cure Cramps,
Sras'ns. Sour Stomach. IiparI burn, sick
iieaiaehc, Dia,rhUa. DJ<cntcry. ol;c.
wind IN the bowels, and all The Internal
Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle
OF Knuw"s'h Ready Relief with them A
few drops in ~atcr will prevent Sicxncss or
pains from change of water. 1t is better
lllan French Brandy or Bittcrs as s,imu-
liant.
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luny ! l

1" S0apl Osnaburg!
[ ioLGATES SOAP, Bubbit Sonp, Cooking
~ Soda. Also Heavy Osnahurgs for Co.~
ION Bags, &c. just rec ivcd by
sept McMASTER g. BRlCE.
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R. R. R. ...
RADWAY'S' READY RELIEF

Aftor reading this advertisement need
any one Suffer with Pain. Railways Ready
Relief 10 q euro for every pain. it WAS tho
first anti is
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
NOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Tho reputation this OK.
collcnt medicine cnjoya
Ii derived from Its ci,rca
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inycterate
cases of Scroftllous dis.
case, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have bcon
purified and cured by It,
Soroftllous affections and
disorders which were az,
gravatcd by tho scrofG.
Ions contamination ltnfIl
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Charlotte, Columbia and August
Rail Road.

!Es:S5R! zz s|s ssasSs2 8 sS7R = G5sBl 6
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Strong ruro md rich hlnod--Incrense o
he; h and weight-Cltar skin nnd beautiful
complexion secured TO nll.
DR.. Railways Sarsaparilln Resol.
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CoLnMpIA, June ] , 1871.
I'VE following Passenger Schedule will
~ 60 into effect on this nrnd on and aft tr
Sunday, June ]. .....
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
a FEARFUL TRAGEDY.
A CoLoRED WOMAN MURDERED By HER HUs-



BAND
Abraham Jones, q coiOrcd porter, ana DIS
wife Margaret T., with son az the latter ny i"rer
husband have occupied the basement In the rear rene
ent No $50 West Houstonst for the past three weeks
The woman is Represented by the neghbors to have
been very industrious and ceany, while the husband
,yas Of dssoute habits. He often beat her when under
the influence OF liquor and often squandefed her earn
ings ia drinkp
Yesterday afternoon md evening Jones was playing
cards and drinking with two colored men named Hunt
and Jones' in the of Hunt near by. About p II.
Mrs called to her husband TO come home ana 20 70
bed. He came in afterward and ased some
harsh and insulting language toward her. Che retored
and after the dispute had progressed some htte ume'
she placed her little girl atc years, In the foekhs
chair and went the closet In the rear OF the room 10
procure cooking utensil He followed hcr. and taking
IRON the closet long keen, carvngknife yith sharp
point stabbed his wife In tho left hgh about three
Inches below the groin inaciing wound three inches
in enlth nni oi considerable dpth sovering She main
artery Dropping the kuile, he hod into the street. aud
escaped
The boy, Henry gave an alarm anil some OF inc
neighbOrs hurried into the room The soundeh Woman'
faint from loss OF blood had already fallen TO the moor
Tho ne,o,,s~s attempted 90 stlunch che wound with
Dandages but without agail Death occurred III very
few minutes from excessive hemorrlage
Information OF the affair SOON reached the foice anu
general alarm sent out from Ponce headquarters
10 police OF the city 70 look Out IN tho "uoioi
Can't Mcdonald and several Of his detectives also lhst
tinted search through Eighth Ward In the various
haunts Jones was known TO frequent she hope OF nha
ing him. Up to early hour ths morning the'r EFFORTS
were unsuccessful In his hurry 70 escape Jones let Ma
hat behind him. aud this slight circumstance may su
the police in securing his apprehension.
Tie lad Henry, very bright boy OF IL years. toys
his mother was married TO Jones Sept IL, 1854, ana sn
after their marriage he began to beat ana abuse h'
For pccnIly aagray assault one occasion, sDe
caused hs arrest aud he was sent to the Pentehuay
foi fhort time. after his release, he again COM
meuco 10 beat and abuse her. and has continued tIs
treatment ut intervals up 10 the time OF .ho fata assault
The deceased woman native OF Dutchoss County
in this STATE age 49, muato, and rather good LOOKING
Tho room bore evidence Of her neatnesS ana h0us'
Around the wall hung pictures OF various saints ana
cheap sketches. The murderer patVo OF bahioIo'
Nd age SO, and was employed as porter by Garner I"
Co., IA wortst He is tail, well built, and quite darA
Ho served during the IN one OF tho coioreu "s'
Incnts and Is now connected with one OF the cOioon
, posts Of the Grand Army OF the Republic Inc poy
Henry Is detained at the Grccnwirs lollc' Stit,, nc ~.
a witness. The infant was cared iof py ohitli''"'
H0ghhOr
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
ARTIST INTRIGCES WITH THE
. NLNCH PRISONERS or WAR

document, signed by large number Of
fehch OiDres, appears IN the JndepsHddce Beige, Dec
H. uetahing Facts which combined with other measures
SSeh Dy TIE B0uapaie party, prove, the officers say,
hat IL Is contemplated 20 force Napoleon ON the French
people They state that the commanders of army corps
'e ~, Deen sent 10 Inherent cities IN Germany where
=, HIc iehch oIccrt instead of being detained at
hibiciiGsbOhc, their appropriate place Tho officers
en,I .'y u az Bonaiui paper has bern constantly
I' Pi u ~ i.cIu, ana that Old French dplOuatist
rj waited The places wherC Jhe prisoners of war are
Stuoned, although a Ercncbman travelling about IN
'lL%y is recorded as Spy. The Olccrs declare that.
h'htNP iDintaly divided they NAV b., tEcy are now
~ ~ msI4{pF ~ tie Government Of HatODn Doeng,; that
N"OVt"ih rctufD would cSuse ciNil and thar
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
THE IRISH POLITICAL PRISONERS.

MR. GLADsToNE'S LETTER ANNOUNCING THEIR
RELEASE.
The following is the text of the letter which
has been sent by Mr. Gladstone to Sir william Carroll
the late Lord Mayor OF Dublin, whose name was the Hse
Of those attached to very numerousy signed petition
presented TO the Prime Minister by Mr. Mccarthy Down
ing, NJ. r.:
DowNrNG-sT., Dec. 16, 1870.
GENTLEMEN: Ihave to inform you thar her Majesty's
conyic now undergoing their sentences and
felony and that they have recommended to the
Crown the exercise toward them OF the royal cein
.ucy so far as il is compatible with the assured
maintenance OF tranquility and order III the country
d0n OF not remaining in nor returning to the United
Kingdom. These prisoners were most Justly condemned
conspiracy which Il IN any degree snccsss, nS %oaa h
same principles of justice which dictated their sentences
would amply sanction the proongation OF their imprlson
thls last question therefore, which has formed
the subject Of careful examination by her Ma
To come 10 the conclusion tha under the existing cir
cunstances of the country the release of the prisoners
perfectly compatible with the paramount interests OF
public safety and, being will tend to strengthen the
appears to be circumstances favorable
Gus and generally free from turbulence or dsor-
der It's quiet condition shows most married improve
ment upon which prevailed year ago Since that
time Parliament has again proved, as II lad done Ia the
cult questions OF Irish legislation with view to sincere
reforms and eectual reedies while 1t has not failed
10 maintain the authority OF the law by comforting
special and necessary powers upon the Irish Govern
mert These things have swelled the numbers ana
hened the hands OF that great body OF men Of all
parties and creeds, representing the property,
the side OF order ard loyalty, while they have
weakened the powers OF disaliection and revou-
ton The earnest desire OF her Majestys Ministers is to
act in all things to favor the advance of the heal
ing process and is because they believe that the release
OF the conycts suffering under sentences of mprs
onment for and treasonfeOny VIII assist IN this
work that they have arrived at their present decis
ion That decision they are well is In accord
ance with strong opinions and compassionate feel
ngs very widely prevalent I'm Ireland but, happily, not
displaying themselves in any popular agitation or any
turbulent demands, such would render compliance in
consistent with the due authority of Government af
ford to the eyil-dsposed excuse, Of which there
not now a shadow, to msrepresent an act which Is
one OF pure cleency the part OF the Queen. have,
&c W. L. GLADSTONE.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.
HOW TIE PRESIDENT AND YICE-pRE,T ~
SPENT THE DAY.


SPENT THE DAY
The Executive Mansion. H. Washing.on, and
the residences OF the Vcc-Pl i and Cabinet Minis
ters, were closed yesterday. Tie Presidel: s,l tho
Vice President, drove to Al gtOn and cnt tbs
afternoon visiting the graves Of q e l6,CE sold buried
there. The President stated that persons protesting
be the agents of Mrs Lee had song Interviews With
him to talk about her claim to AL tOn, but he refused
10 have any conversation with tLsm on the subject II
after these refusals that Senator McCreery intro
duced the resolution relative to Abingdon and the dn-
termen OF the remains Of the soldiers there and upon
which there has been so much comment. Hundreds OF
the citizens OF Washington. and the soiourners OF prom
Icncc kept open houses. At very few of them
there stronger beverages than coffee and chocolate,
Never before there much regard for temperance
yesterday. The Odd Fellows had grand gather
ing last evening the prominent features being the
yailing and presentation Of portrait OF Past Grand
Sire ". W. Moore. oy GrandSire Stewart Appropriate
speeches made.
THE HOLIDAY GENERALLY OBSERVED IN RICH
M0ND.
In Richmond, Va, yesterday, the weather
was pleasant and the NewYear receptions general in
cludng one at the Governors mansion. few eOlored
societies celebrated the Emancipation ProcGmatonby
procession. There was no quorum In the Legislature
Yesterday,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
GENERAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE

.,,z,pprs oCCrPHD BY THE PRUssIANs-AN-
OTHER SUCCESS FOR MANTEUFFEL-CHAUzY
nrFr,TFp NEAR YENDOME-THE PRUSSIANS
DRIVEN OUT OF GRAY-A FRENCH IRON
CLAD ORDERED TO LEAVE QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. 2, 1871.
The CITY of M6zieres, which has so long withstOod
the assaults of the Prussians has at last been cap
tured.
In an engagement near Arras, It's French infantry
were taken prisoners.
Tie Twentieth Prrssan Division repulsed n supe-
nor French force in the rear of Tend6me, capturing
some guns.
Prince Louis Of Hesse telegraphs to the Govern
ment here that two regiments of Hessians, with q
battery fought on Saturday with superior force Of
the enemy, southeast of Orleans The Germans lost
90 men.
The Prussians evacuated the town of Gray after
severe combat with the Francs-tireurs, under Col
Borras The Prussian losses were heavy.
The French iron-clad Guyenne has been ordered
TO leave Queenstown. Prussian corvette is hover
ing off Dungarvon, Ireland.
The PrusSlan Government explains the SINKING OF
the British coliers in the Seine by stating that they
were fred at to bring them to-
dispatch from Bordeaux states that the weather
Is intensely cold in that region of country and the
rivers are frozen. The troops suffer terribly from
the weather and many soldiers of both armies have
been frozen 70 death. Minister Gambetta, in his
address yesterday at the Prefecture, said the Gov
ernment was bound to the defense of the country
but il was mortal. We must not cOnfOund the Ke-
public with persons who had been forced by events
to assume power. These men, when invasion had
been repeed would resign and submit their actions
TO the Judgment Of the nation. The largest liberty
would be accorded to the expression of opinion. All
speech must be as free thought; but language en-
eendering actions hostile to the Government would
be repressed with energy.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1871.

adapting them TO the wants Of the nation AT present
Bismarck confines himself to coaxing and threatening
the Diet the acceptance OF the treaties which were
rather awkwardy introduced by his lieutenant, Del
brick. 1t was, however, not necessary to send his
friends and condans for that purpose to Berlin The
Insignificant objections TO articles were only made
for appearance sake to keep clear record with the
constituents The National Liberals behaved rather
indetermlnaely. DIR. Loewe Of the Party OF Progress
made the only speech worth being mentioned. 10
day the imperial clause will be inserted into the new
Constitution and tomorrow the representatives Will re-
turn home.
Tho imperial title propose; by the King of Bavaria
taken by some a consideration for Che conces-
sions made to that kingdom. That is not so. Young
Lewis romantic youth who, early as August last
the outbreak Of the war; conceived the idea OF nom-
mating King william Emperor but, on second sober
thought he was induced by his ministers TO keep back
little, and TO coin some political advantages out OF MS
intention. It must be admitted that the Bayarian min
listers managed their business very well, and :ha even
from the standpoint OF decided State Rights man,
there can be no objection the empty tite which may
fatter the sentimental traditions Of the crowd but has
not the practical significance King William had
nothing to do with this Bavaran papj IT even took
weeks TO make it palaable to him. for he IA light In
thinking that powerful King OF Prussia weighs as
heavy, II not heavier, In the scales OF European
politics, than q powerless Emperor OF Germany.
For this reason the old King did not c0vet
the barren honor, but his son, the Crown Prince,
eager IT, and very glad Of the turn events have
taken. In my opinion the imperial crown rather draft
on the future order for the aggrandzement OF the
Hohenzorn dynasty and such, Of great value to it's
head. A Frederick lin all other respects very insg
ncant prnce said to his son. after having been made
King Of Prussia in 1s7 81 have obtained the royal
crown; now you win have to enlarge its domain and
verify its meaning" The successors OF William l. may
give the imperial practical realization by uniting
all Germany under ts rule. am not sanguine about
this process but perhaps contrary to the expectations Of
the present Princes the union and liberty OF the German
people will be strengthened by the fact that Prussia, In
order to overcome the resistance Of the smaller Kings
will be compelled to fall back upon the people, thus re-
pairing the defects Of the written law.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES
The navigation of the Thames is OBJ
structed by ice
Saverio Mercadante, the Italian COM
,poser, is dead.
Field Marshal M0hring OF the Austrian
Army. died ia Vienna yesterday
The steamship Virginia, some time over
duc from New York, has been s9naied OH the Irish
Coast.
The report that Commission was to he
se6f from England to this country to settle the fishery
dispute. Is untrue.
The bark Coromandel Philadelphia, for
liverpool is ashore Queenstown. The vessel WIN
he total wreck but portion of her cargo VIII Dc say ea.
The crew were safely landch
.... The Empress Eugenie gave n reception
on New Years Day TO the French eNies w EnslAnu'
Amoag the guests the Duke dc Persgny the Mar
uuis de la Vaette, aud M. EJuher.
The RI. Hon. Mr.. Cardwell, Minister OF
War in "A specch at oxford yesterday, euloglL'd MI
uright for his services the country. lie rcIuted tbt
r.nrts of the necieDcy Of the army, ana conil astd
tIr nrm.ments of England, Prussia and tho United
stntes The British GoYernm, mt, he declared was re
solved tO transmit to ts Successors an usu'n nn,I
iauce and 10 uphold the honor VI England ANA ths
QIeoD.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
Tur TROUBLES IN EUROPE
THE Rr1EAGUERED CAPITAL


THE BEGINNING OF THE kSpmrrn END nnsrsmo~', sNLN1
'"D ryAcUArING THEIR ADVANCED fosIs-oMl- POSTS
xoUs SILENCE OF THE FRENCH IoRIs-ph' W.
PRESTON IN THE CITY-A MEETING CALLED
70 crysrsr gHE PARIS GOVERNMENT
III LONDON Monday, Jan. O. 1871
~. Ys,uch have evacuated other advanced posts
- of Paris since the reduction of Fort Az
~ and the forts around Paris are silent
The evacuation of the plateau before AVr0n ny
a. French causes much depression in Paris a
,.otinC Of the Mayors of Paris was held last week
% oonsure the Government for inactivity, but it
proved failure
1tisreported that the palace OF MalmaisOn was
.et on fire by the guns of Mont Valerien and TO-
tally destroyed.