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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Honolulu, November Goth, 1871.
a CARD.

The Ladies' OF the Bethel Congregation propose
holding Festival tomorrow evening. The qnes-
ton has been oftsu asked--To what purpose will
the ayails of this Festival be dev0teds
10 reply, the Cuaplain would offer the following
statement; For more than quarter OF a century
he has received annually about $500 from the Bethel
but principally from the sea-farns Community
Tais SUN has been expended in repairs, sections
fees aud general expenses.
Since the rapid decline OF the whaling deet, and
especially during the past season, owing the loss
Of the feet, but a small amount has been received
or since March 1852 only the sum Of slO4 bas been
received, hence small debt has been accumuIatiag.
Tue avas then of THIS Festival viii be devoted to
repairs upon the Chapel and otherwise 10 render it
4 suitable place for public worship.
5 C. DAxoS, Seamen's Chaplsiu.
HoBolula, Nov. 2lst, ISL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
a,rERTeAx.

CHIC AGo Novrrnbcr Sd.--rwo thousand Eve hun
lied Ws.den hnildiags an In Of errc;iou in
tue North Division, ak hundred IN the nth. and
one hundred and hity To- tbs West. Permits tor the
erection OF the permanent buildings Of stoue and
brick continue 10 be issued daily. The weather
continues ine aud unusually warm for this SEASON
Of the year
Charles O'Conner SAYS that from three 90 six mil.
Hons VIII be recovered from Tweed, whose aiders
and ahettofs an also 20 be proceeded against.
Twced's election is conceded BY large majority.
The Herald saws that the controlling political ele-
ment uf TWeed's district arr, according 20 Demo
cratic authority, outsNs, Migrants. loafers, vaga-
bonds and oummers. They would probably 90 for
him if be we're under cnhvietian and awaiting his
sentence as a robber Of the Public Treasury.
BosroN. November 6ih.-The news OF the disaster
10 the whaling deet has sdvaucsd whale oifrom 6oc
10 81 per gallon. The Boston Insurance Offices had
little. ifauy risks. The New Bedford officers lose
II is probable that senior Buencompsgul will ap-
pointed Italian Minister TO France.
Prince Napoleon has arrived at Genoa, whence
NEW YoKk. October SOth.-A private letter from
Buenos Ayres SAYS that there is frighiiul prrya
lence 10 that country OF smallpox During the
rast summer % goo death from yellow fever have
. CARED in Buenes Ayrus and Sc, 600 deaths In the
Province OF Corrivntcs-
NEw YoRK. October S0th-A correspondent Of
the London Times writes from Berlin that during
June and July last the Russian Government Invaded
and annexed the country OF D'SouuCaria, on the
northern slopes Of the Tiau Chain Mountains, on
the eastern boundaries Of the empire. The territory
Is twice large Ireland is rich in mineral and
agricultural resources, aud las population Vi
about 2,O0C 600.
Miscellaneous.
NEW York. Noyemb Sih.-The Republicans have
carried the city Of New York. They have defeated
every Tammany candidate for Senator save William
NJ Tweed The &5r, Twerd's paper. SAYS: We
have met the enemy, sudesndor eompels NJ 10 ar
nounce that very decidedly "theIrs." Tam
mauy's ticket is over wbeimuCly defeated.
LONDON, November 2d.-A compromise hss been
arrived al between the French and English Govern
ments, in regard to the commercial treaty. The
notice Of abrugaon given " France has been with
drawn. The treaty j. TO be continued III force but
With material notifications the details Of which
have already been agreed upon.
LoSpoN, November Sd-The distinguished ami
mails PAINTER Sir Edwin Lsudsecr is seriously H.
Turin November Sd.-The italian Government
contemplates the furtidcston Of the Alpine passes
at q cost OF seven million francs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
CARD
OFFICE PACIFIC Issuance COMPANY,
San Erareisr, Orf 81 1871


San Francisco, Oct. 81, 1871.
To iAs Pa;ross q he Paeife iHsHruRss CoapGRy:
Our losses at the late great Chicago fire,
were .; FIRST reported and believed BY to be within
81 eco OOO upon which based the action referred
to in our circular Of the 18th inst.
Later Information placed losses at such an ez-
asgers.ed figure ;ha, / was deemed prudent and
honest dseOatitus tie issuance of policies for
few days, awaiting 5einia eonsistea, tate
uents, which have since been received. The latest
Information proves more encouraging. aud was the
subject Of consideration at a full meeting Of the
Board q Directors and many other prominent Stock
hodsrs held yesterday Their deliberations resulted
il 81 assessment upoa the stock Of Ss5oooO payable
Immediately. which enables the Company, pursuant
to the unanimous decision Of the Board of Directors
to continue It's regular business.
Yours respectfully, A. J. RALsToN,
45-tf viee-President.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
a Gard.
TlHE UNDERSIGNED, a Committee

THE UNDERSIGNED, n Committee ap-
i pointed BY tie Chamber Of Commerce Of this
City % solicit contributions for the relief Of sufferers
the American Union, appeal their fellow eitiEenl
throughout these Islands for help In the afflicted
districts without an fault Of their own, rich men
ruined, poor and industrious men have become
destitute, aud nultIudes Of delicate women and
tender children made homeless At the c0mmcnss-
nsut q hard and rigorous winter
Ihe UEiersizued. either Of them. viii than lily
receive, and daily account for. any sun no matter
how small, that nay be sent; and they would very
religions congregations thruug tia Kin zion that
collections might be made in the eharcbes and The
amounts Be RENTED as opportunities oIer They
hope ssrd u It's destination the frat nsraIIne eat
Of sE5seript--as b the next steamer
4. J. CARTWRIGHT,
J. c. PFLCGER
GODFREY Rhodes
Hoz1IzIz SoTezbers :, ISL 44st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

WILLIAH c. PAREE, Esq, hasiaV been.
W a. the ressest Of the uadersizned appointed a.
AduinistrzfSr q the EEafs u the late Victor Chan
esrsl D. the ssprsls C9art Of the Hawaiian Islands
al perseas HaTiag any claims against said Estate are
rs9usstst % PRESENT the q said Adminissratr
AID all persous indebted 70 said Estais are rsaz.si
to pay the sane to the said Adninissrstsr.
THEODORE BALLIEU
chsTaiisr de Il Legion q HoBzsar
Co1sgl Ct Conuissairs de- Frrues
Houai1i1 NoT IT, 1871 In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Administrators Notice.

THE Undersigned having this daV been
Il daily appointed Adminiatrator Of the Estate q
yvhA AoAOkE, late Of Paula, P1ns. Islara Of
Hawaii, hereby gives Notice 70 All parties bavfnr
claims against this Estate 70 prsseaf thsru a ar
before TIE z9th Of January next ls72. or thev Vii
Be forever barred: And AL persons owing tie ssas
are requested to make inmedists payment 70
L. sEVEBAgCE,
aiio, JAY zstns lsIl. rs6-tl Adminissrztor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

TEANKs-Nr. A. h. Clark sud Mr. H S. Alley.
the oblsias pursers OF tbs steamships Moses Taylor
ard Nevads, 70 whom We are under many obliga-
toos have our thauks for generous supplies OF late
papers. memoranda u their trips. etc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
A CARD.

Having decided on remaining hern
refmansnt's, TIE rndrrBgned 9fsrs BIZ rsrrissa 70
he e.tI1eas q Honolni1 a. ; Teacher II Music,
inelisaing Thorough Bass; alf6, Of German, Frensl
@na Sp2nish- Engagements % pisy for esneafss,
taned and repaired.
Any order isft Il Tkes 6. Thrun's bookstore vii
Be PfozFtiy stsssas4 To-
Professor ". MULLER,
Late Of 5sn FTsnsisco, caiissrnia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Lost, straysd or Stolen,

A YOKE Of Working Oxen, one Dark
n Rel and the othsr Light. vita dsrk Strie.
d5Eu the hack. and both bTssdsd 81. from IL
Pazio- SAX works Ths finder, By rsfarufpe -
sane 70 the E5oTs-nkzsd plaza, VII Be ssiIsbIy
rewarded. st-U
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Auction Notice

A PROPORTIONAL CHARGE Of the Necessary
n sEpenss ilcuTFsd for adFsrtisirz Auetion sales
VII heretofore be charged 70 al eonsiznors Of
Hsrchaudse to te said Al Ietou recsiTsi 6sfors
after such Advertisements are issusd-
c s BARLOW, ,..-
EP. ADAMS Aastioneers-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Notice!

MY Wife, Rebeka LauIi, having left my
VI Bed and Beard, I hereby canton all paroles
u1t U trast % hsrb9r,hs said REBEEA LAULI q
MI not be rssPousibls or pay any debts eautraetsd
b her IN nv name LAULI fPaEEJ
Punahla. Hlo, Nov. IS, 1871. 45-4r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
NEW YEARS GIFTS !
ma
S z NC RINK T!


WE WILL PRESENT PAIR OF SKATES.
w IN Psrfset order % easa q the three az best
Skaters or Eirk-
N.B.-So one souuee'si viii tie Rink Vii Be
aIioEsd 10 e5nfess fzr the prizes
We vi alsl Fzsssat Ehosrs- has boa-Et the
rgsst amber 4 Ii-<ats fssa - tbe Intervening
tire viii 4 Hardsems silver Dartle-ezss Euelisa
Pas-us Lsrer Hun TISG WATCH
TIerstE giF7rE ad@fssi1a and one hsar's skaring
Is eenfs- Dssrs sPea It go P. n e.oss a.
$50 P n
WILLIAMS 1 WALLACE,
4s-lz PssFrsstors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been APP
Il pointed Administrator Of the Estate Of the late
Victor Chaneere. of Eva deceased hereby notifies
all persons indebted to the above estate make i'm
mediate ray ment, and all persons having any claims
against said requested 10 present the
u the undersigned within SIX months from this date
or they will be forever barred.
W. c. PARKE,
Administrator Estate Of V. Chaneerel.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, IsTI.-45-lm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Exchange. occ.

THE UNDERSIGNED, from ana amer
Il this date. will Issue Bills Of Exchange and Let
ters Of Credit
SAN FRANCISCO, NEW YORK,
LONDON. HAMBURG and BREMEN.
in sums to suit az lowest rates.
Best Commercial Paper discounted and Monies ad-
Vanced on Mortgages on the most faVorabe terms.
Cash advances made on cousign=ents O.. Island
produce at the rate Of u cent interest per annum
II. HACKFELD CO.
Honolulu, Nov. 4. Is7I-f3-tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
NOTICE.

NJ FOR sALE-sThe Desirable Resi-
--@.A- dencs knoEB as " Green Field" situated "a
Plsassnt Valley. On Lba Street. vest sids and con
tanning about two and one half aerss Of land. one
Good Isns1snt HeHss, r.arly new, containing seven
koons, Eiih Isvs-al out-baldings; Frsit and Shade
IFss' o. Re Premises. For partiealsrs sppy 70
sz-u r. z. WAKENAN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
4 isting between the undersigned in the Black
smithins business, under the firm and name Of ".
Lewis Co, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Tls.liabties The r will be paid by either of the
undersgued aud ali persons are requested to settle
their accounts promptly.
". LEWIS.
WM. 3. WRIGHT.
Honolulu, Nov. 20, Is71.-t5-Im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
COpartnership Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS dav
i formed q eupartnsrship as General Blaeksmith'
and Horse Shosrs under the name and firm Of Wright
aud Wilson at the old stand Of N. Lewis and Co. on
King Street aud respectfully solicit share Of the
public patronage.
WV. B. WRIGHT,
CHAs. Z. WILSON.
Hoaolulu. Nov 20. Is7I.-s5-Im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

CoLIEsIoS--Ou Szuday las, While OF his way
into town. Mr. Layton. who was riding on ra.her
Spirited animal, raa into carriage going IL the OF
p1-ite dIrectiou 90 King street, at Eaplaulz- Tue
horse was going a gentle pace uull nearly abreast
o. the ezra-e, when TIE auiul4I frightened - some
55ect On The road she'd iato the crris-e. TIE sian
q which peustrted the horse IN ;Bs breast about
f1o,. Mr Layto5 inmedfltsly jumped q. Ehea
ire auiraal gave trsan0r and fen over desd- ne
Esntlemsr ia the earrage drove o., aud never in
CARED whether sry dsmags had been toas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

TIE Moss TArL0E srrived carly On 1Tou6sy With
I55 passengers, e . ulcu were forE1u1luiu- Sae
also b-oz-- ls-e eusniiry q lail matter auo1ut-
i-g 70 souse sos packages, for this piacs aEd the
co11les TIE steamer leaves Tor san Frln-isco tbs
1ruiuz AZ 10 o'clock ~irh tall freight ard large
passenger Hst. f--t-si.z uunher from hera- Capt
H17Ee-. late % the fI-ta-et Brig Sse-acz. having
f-ilv rscoFerr6 his health, returns home by tie
steiner TIE nal closes AZ tie Post OEes ~ aize
a. Il sharp.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

NEssEs- 2. A. SCHAErEE & CO. and A. 5. Clegbou
have received per late steamers from san Francisco
and Australia vry choiee selections Of ladies fauey
goods A cali az their storys n it De only for in.
srseiion, vil prove arsucugrliiye pleasure 70 The
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Copartnership Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having this day entered in
Il 70 a eopartasrsaip under The firm and style Of
Chu Ian ana Co, viii carry on. II al its branches
az the old stand above the corner Of King and Nuu
Streets, Honolulu the buEusss Of WhoIssals and
Retsii Dealers in General Merchandise and Rice
Planters.
CHU Ian.
WONG KWAI,
alec
CHAN FOOK-
Houoiulu, Eov- IS, Is7I.-45-Im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

rnRr or EIoNuLTLT.
AIiRIN Sd.

ARRIVED.
r-.-~saH MHEa5E rr1 I've TEas-s r--- Nsrf
BIB VI a EE- Awar E.-
~aa e- asr- tra-1 ,s-taer
~f ha-- len. al-a.t .HlaE f-aE Maa- LrkN
~ .-- HauH. -gaa.-E trlr M..1za. aai
en- Aara-a. Ha--es-. ~ -ays tzga >stasgr ana e
t- Al--larl 8 r
--Sz---.--.- aHz.a ga Ul.-6s f-1r- EaEaE Wa
Sra H1.l.a- u1. star klltzs. i-1la Elrl-
H-e4
$3.50 No. -s1..-. E---e-- 81 DAYS ard IS hers
E-aal--r z-r-s Ea.r-z sal- SEES Wa--
Gem Eea,Ea- a-1 h.ale1 Lz-1l1- f-a1l S1lsE
-1-s-- ls-.s =-= EaH-- Nas-114sa- zJa Mani
SAILED
E---.-s--s -s.ss--r r.- 1-ar- ora a-rIrer- Erur=
a-Hl7s A-sa9 NsHTl ar- ar-1a. t- Aar- A. tk--
El1--s A---e. 81 El--aac. o. LzE Al
E--l rll L11a-
-aa - Ls--si1- -a7l ---ze.
rrIrHH Hla1 - ~. -'EHt E.7z- flr Ma
uar ut Ak t-r-e --H- t,-re--
--rH kaaasa Or ha1a a1l l1la-rrs--lss F-r-s, and
ha.als E.as.e- tHr Aa.a.aa-. Is z sl-E E--g E-
ss a.rH lG-a-a r-- NEez
-->e-as a-rH- Earza. a-1 sr-a rr Ez-s- Lzfa fs-
.Eaaa- aa- An 81 la 1i ias. Eaa-a- t1 cruise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

Coal on THz WAr--THs American bark Atalau-
"a len Newcastle Oc- I0,h, and The German brig
Peter ou The 25,h, the former With 1870 tons Of coal
and the izttsr with S45 tons, % tue uzeu,s Of the
WEBB steamers. The Bririsd bark Duke Of Ediu-
burgh ssled On TIE 1911 witb 40 tons for the Hl-
waiizn Government Tee Mary and Edith Is h.,y-
eight days or from the same port, also with cargo
t1rtl steamers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

THE KuAUEN win make tue trip around Hawaii
next week, leaving Honolulu on Moudsy and returu-
Ing the following Sunday. She will also make a
trip % kaual On TIE 1sth Of next month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

DEATH At SEA.-Dr Sylvester woodbridge, Jr,
surgeon q steamship Moses Taylor. and eldest son
% Rev DR.. Wood5ridge Of san Francisco editor Of
tls Cr5-t died ou The 90 Inst 90 the last passage
from this pert, Of iaEsualiou OF the lungs KS
5.dy vas tak-u 70 S5u Fraucsc0 fer iurermeut, and
lie funeral which vas largely attended. took P-scs
f-cu the reztde1cs Ct ats father oa TIE 9Th inst.
Dr.. Woodbridge wdz thirty four years Of age and "a
rstivs q New York. lie WAS formerly surgeon Of
tie e. 5 Marine Hospital at san Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

III Concert At -ise CsErt House, &C Friday even
f-r. for the beu=hz CT Nr Giarzz vas 4 EranG sac
cess in every respect Tie laEge audience we're de-
Hhtsd With the various nHsical gems Of the even
Fur ard Esrs st loss whether TO accord the chief
rise 70 fhe accomplished suateurs, Vho lad Eol-
utse-sa for ire oecasIoa or TO the members Of TIE
--ouvs Of Ehich the Beneficiary : rzsicai director
Ers-z ufece Of the eIeelIertls -e'ected pFoEraars
uas renssr-d iu the most u1ezr-prionaeie and ~
ris-f- u-auner. Tie STATES TroEpe took their de-
-srs-s ~ Australba IN the Sevada- We sAathl
rserefs-e. = without professional nusscai enter
tafuneats for sine tine. th1zgh We trass thai or
s-assz-s VII. befors lsag. fET0- the pa5ic Eith 5
scrcsrt az tie be1e6t efsczs Tozthy osieet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore e.
i isting between Chan Fook and Alec, Of the hrm
Of Alec and Co.. Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All persons having accounts With the late firm
are requested settle the sane Eith either Of the
partners Of Cku Ian and Co.
alec,
CHAN FOOK.
HopoIaIu. Ecv. Is. JsTf.-45-Im
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

IcE CzEAx FEST1vAL-The ice cream festival for
the beuest Of the Bethel Church, cur readers vii
REMEMBER, takes place On THURSDAY tto-norroWl
evening. 81 : O'Clock L VII Be uiee star, 10
pains having been spared 20 FAKE Il eoupletz
srccess. Nssrfr al the talented amateur ursicis1s
Gov Il E0-oluiu hrrs generously CONSENTED 70 sd
to he enjoyment of the occasion Ice ersaTs arc
str zbzFri==, re are iHf5rsd Hil be ths pr1zeiFai
lecture Of TIE suPPer. TIE c5iset II vtiea rs
SIR given Is ere which f E 1zneeeszary Tor Is 70
iusorn fbt Plhc, / vorrhE Of tHsir bsar-s Firoo-
are. We szpecr TO see them all there
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

NATIVE uaD aud his wife, liyiue st Aqua. near
-as-. when the latter struck her husband Uu the
head with az iron tes-ke.tle, isfietinE a very
severe aud dangerous wound. Il IS rumored that tho
u11-s recover s doubtful Corset particulars.
we're not obs4iu4ols even yesterday az the friends
Of .h parties were euteav0riug TO keep the affair
quiet - possible.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases Of the MEGA for the NoatA Of Eov., Is7l
HoNoLCIU MEAN TINE

Tm COMET leaves for san Francisco next S4-ur-
DAY. tskiag issge number Of passengers and fall
f-,.i-hr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Wanted |!

A First-C Sugar Boiler; one who
n understands boiling in open steam pans. Apply
either in person By letter, with references C
ability and character, to
42-et Q. BREWER 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

from The GAZETTE S. Published 10 the Sau Fra1c-s-
CO plpes. c11tal1 8 number Of tIl1ters and typo
graphical errors; but it Is 1Ct Al all izsy that they
viii crlsts such sensation iu t1at CITY as tr1irz
error & AZ times SPIT to cause here especially amoug
those wH0 appesr 10 consider the discovery Of ore
or 1easpaper day Is one Of tie great events Of the
zs4s ard pass Il zr0uu6 accordingly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Dissolution of Gopartnership

IHE COP4RTNERsHIP heretofore eristisz be-
i tween Chu Ian and Wong EEai. Of the firm Of
Cha Ian and Brother is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent All persons having sceosnts with the late
6T rells-ted settle the With either Of the
partners o. Eith Chu Laa and Co.
CHU Ian,
By his attorney 10 fact W0s KwAI,
WONG ETAL
Honslula, Wow IS. Is7I.-45-lm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22

IHE human -eurains which were discovered in the
vicinity Of Nluu4i1A ss- Werk, gsSe those OF P5r-
tusuess formerly in the employ OF Nr J. r Will
iizus, Of Eva Tue man vss partially insane, aud
lad been missing for several months. Nr. Williams
bad the runsirs inferred on Sunday last.
IKE Lksr.-we Understand Jlat The California
Ministries have rendered the members OF she orches
ira benefit, which VIII take pia1e next Friday even
Ing As ttis performances, we are assured, VIII be
the last that viii be given BY The company. We have
rC DOUBT the bene6ei1ries will have good house.
SD-BorNo The clipper snip Ceylcu for Ms
ris, bark Fsawsy for cruise, and brig Esusla-
ue1a for Tslil VIA haNsilae, viii sail wtd The first
f-yorable viud. Taeir departure, and thss OF the
Comet. about Ssrurtly,) viii leave the Laroor care
% shipping urlcss We have an arrival 10 the mean
rus- The bark Midas the last Of tue Arctic feet,
vas tossed 70 ssl yesterday, havi7g been in port
Just four weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-11-22
Consular Notice,

Houaiula, Sov- IS. 1s71.-4s-1m
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16
The Battle near LIE nIan,,.

LIE MANS, Jan. 10,-Mdnight.-The army Of
the Loire has been defeated in bloody battles
within seven miles of this city. The report of
cannon was held in the city all day. The en-
tire population Of LIE Mans crowded the house.
tops and the suburbs of the city and an the
thoroughfares, and the progress of the fight
was anxiously watched. Although the people
are accustomed to the roar of cannon there
never was seen such excitement.
At 9 o'clock in the morning the right wing of
the French army which was on the east of LIE
Mans were suddenly attacked by the vanguard
of the Prussans which emerged from the
woods on the extreme right of the French
Upon the alarm being given the advance of the
French wheeled into line of battle, the artille-
ry pushing forward through the intervals made
in the several ranks and the cavalry took their
position upon the right and left wings. The
artillery was we'll supplied with ammunition
and the infantry with one hundred rounds per
man. The supply trains were conveniently
posted and the real and hard work began
The battlefield was valley. The two armies
occupied heights opposite each other. The
French line was semi-circular and extended
twelve miles overlooking the valley which was
covered with twelve inches of snow. On the
opposite heights the Prussians held almost a
similar position. Shortly after o'clock the
Prussians began furious capnonade from the
WOuuS Ucdr CuG extreme leu ua0keQ DV an I'm.
mense force of cavalry-the woods concealing
their position.
The artillery fire continued on both tides un-
iii the ammunition of the Prdssian artillery
was almost exhausted when the Prussians be-
came furious and gave orders for the advance
OF the infantry. The French advanced with
equal rapidity along their whole line to meet
the Germans in a fair hand to hand fight. The
Germans were cool and collected, the French
impetuous and behaving brayely, but near
noon the Mobiles began to WAIVER and the
French no longer able to hold their position
began to retreat; fifteen thousand Frerch had
fallen before O'Clock when the whole French
army was in full retreat. 1t is estimated that
the total number of French and Germans en-
gagged were 1000 on each side.
LIE Mans, at which place the above despatch
is dated, is situated ON the river Sarthe, 112
miles southwest of Paris and almost west of
Orleans. 1t is very ancient place. engaged
largely in manufactures, and has population
of $4,000. Its strategic Importance results from
the fact that it is on the railroad lines connect
ing Tours with Alencon, Chez bourg and North
ern France. The troops engaged in the battle
were portion of the army under Prince Fred
erick Charles and the French army of the
Loire.-ED]
Congress has restored Capt Nicholas lynch
to the active list of the navy,
The Portland daily press., 1871-01-16
Unanawerab!e Arguments.

Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake, and it is upon
estab he'd facts that the reputation OF HcstetteI'.
Stomach Bitters, as health preserving elixir, and
wholesome and powerful ieme]y, is based. When
witnesses come forward In crowds year alter year
and reterate the same statements in relation 10 the
beneficial effects Of medicine upon themselves
disbelief in its efficacy is literally impossible. The
credentials of this unequalled tonic and Alternative
extending over period of nearly twenty years,
include individuals OF every Glass; and residents
every clime and refer to the most prevalent among
the complaints which afiict and harrass the human
family. Either multitude of people, strangers to
each otter have annually been seized with an nsane
and motiveless desire to deceive the public, or
Hostettel's Bitters, for no less than a filth of a
century, have been aordng such reliet to sufferers
from Indigestion fever and ague bliousness general
debility, and nervous disorders as 20 other prepara-
ton has ever impaired. To-day while the eyes OF
the reader are upon these lines, tens OF thousands
OF persons of both sexes relying upon the Btters
as sure defence against the ailments which the PRES
ent season engenders, and their confidence is not
misplaced. The local potlons which interested deal
ers sometimes endeavsr to ost upon the sick in its
stead are everywhere meeting the fate that is due
to fraud and imposture, while the demand tor the
great vegetable specific is constantly increasing.