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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-15
DUBLIC NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE.
This is to notify my friends and the public
generally that I am now prepared to furnish
them with STOVES OF ALL DESCRlP-
TIONS, having made arrangements with the
manufacturers which will enable me to sell at
rates as low US the same articles can be obtained
in the Northern cities. My stock is large; My
experience of 80 years in the business, with my
personal attention, | think entities me to claim
of the public liberal patronage My ann m and
object is, rs it has always been, to dca! falthtul-
ly with all, and give full value for their money:
| would request of all in want OF COOhlNO
STOVE to call and examine my cooking stove
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. also
call attention to
~''' ' BIBB'S HEATER,
For heating rooms, the best Fireplace Heater,
I think. that is made. Warranted in every case
to act we'll My stock of stoves and tlnware Is toe
varied to MENTION but would invite all IN want
To call and examine for themselves.
0'''' ENOCH GRIMES,
aug 2S-tf 4G King St., Alexandria, Va.
IOHN IL. PARHOTT,
BLANK BOOKS,
WRAPPING PAPER
ENVELOPES, INKS, and
Wholesale and retail. Also PAPER BAGS
FLOUR SACKS, Shipping and Printing Cards
Direction Labels, &c, &c.
... AGENT FOR THE
PIEDMONT AND ARLlNGION
LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF VIRGINIA
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-15
MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connubiai
hunpncss. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage, the
nrospcct hourly darkens to the view, the mind
becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with
the me ,ancholy reflection that the happiness oi
anoth. is blighted with our own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

m,mfY he iidnt want such God "A 1t could bring
forth
Mr. WATSON synpathized with Prof stowe IN thinking
tine huran race sad and plicabe my serv II Dr.
yartol thinks he logically derive the humanity We
SEQ about ,s altogether good God. no could not
agree with him DR. Baroi rojoned that the higher the
sou WA the good and the less evil 1t could per-
cove til came to God who Of purer eyes than
n behold niqnty Or. WATSON protested agaiRst any
Of the good In himself by tho evil no
in other He preferred to with his perceptions
and with his feelings Dr. Bartol sanity mystic
Immortal child protested that II only the gnative
beholdng which secs truly.
Obi Hgginson wanted to say that Tho firmly believed
taking the facts Of the case and ruling quite
out Of court that this is remarkably good world and
there remarkably good people in it. In fact the
more people he knew the better he thought Of human
nature " Here IN Boston," interrupted a voice. Yea
even hero in Boston, the Colonel admitted though he
was thinking Of the Five Points In Eew-York when he
spoke. He had great deal Of race 1t had been
the custom to think hopelcssly degraded not only the
slaves the Southern States but the slaves Of the
Islands who were much worse aud he had found
a really degraded man among them, In whom
good feeling might not be aroused in fash Among
prisoners too he had found surprising Of good
In fact he rather disposed to agree with maynard
y0ung relative OF HIS who said. "I always did ike bad
company. Prot Stowe discharged parting shot at tho
delicious optimism Of Dr. arol "Ive got the govt In
my fOOt-drfuifg" he said. -"I suppose DR.. Baitol
woud try 10 persuade that 1t Is pleasant sensa.
ton I" "And II did,. and the Doctors smile beamed
on HIM mildly. you'd say was a figure of speech"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
BEGINNING OF COgRUpTIO,..
tn ths EdttOr Of re TribUn,.

- thc EHttoF or RE jri6Up".
SIR see that Mr.. ThurIow " .rd has.
recently published letter, coutroycted tne proIsDos
OF Mr.. Trr, very successfully. that corruption m 0u
state Government commenced with seward and weed.
II $ouid have been mOra satisfactory Mr. Wcrd lad
extended his inquire. ana developments TO anothar
matter which many believe {" have ocon the seed N
that corruption
In the consolidation OF the railroads. IN NewY"rk tho
Troy and Schenectady ROld-wM"h Wa sold for PRONG
at convent at sGiNND Iar Mohawk Hvcr kIad
the whole subs rption 20 Nnrh IN The sept b'r pre-
cpdiug did not reach sj)'0n. and on which not ,uve'
OF dirt aad been removed went IN at several u
lions Of stock and 50 per cent Df bonds to thc -t~.
prs for sonIizatiOn, md IN" stIi nj lnr rnI' r.
SYRACUSE 10 Utica, which nJtnirg had been dor
went I'm AZ one two miliious With 81 n ~ bon
on the captal, FOR equalization, by NhTh several /"
rcssrs the old stockholders wrin ch rd on ~ ab'
s. 900 900 AS this the cnterns.w'dgr TO the Va
mass of corruption whi,h his since bcrInrd and ~
based our state Government would ave great sai@
faction 10 who suffered from that raid non inc
stocks and might cluc!dIc tn" que ton ~ ls>U',h
Weed OF soIue other person equally wei luirin
would rn .liC n the public upon tIc nIeal> - W'i
fraud was accomplished lpd the nin,rs - "a: T..
who participated IN The Punirr
Atr. iUyh, I~c. l., 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
LETTERS FROMTHE PEOPLE
A SOLDIERS PROTECT.
Sos ~ TN r. A n n


70 tie gdttor of The Trf6rne.
Sm: In THE TRIBUNE of the 18th ult. an arti-
cle entitled How snd Why contains this paragraph
good many appointments Of ex.mIlitsry men have
been made TO Offices Of great pecunary trsst for which
experience has proved them unified The impulse u 20
this was generous bit the policy has proved iniudcios
still fewer are ut To trusted with other peoples Ana
these have seldom distinguished themselves on the ne
OF battle.
Tho above para graph unfair; more than that. II In
untrue. The "ey.mlitary men,. appointed to Offices o
trust have proved themselves ~ competent and
full a. any otherI might say more 10 than others ana
they challenge comparsOn--but, ~ you say LET every
tub stand on its own bOtto ot every man stand GU
his own merits, have been soldier. anu now hoid an
office OF pecuninry trust but wOd IL be fair for me to
say that because Mr. Bailey WAS defautrr' no CIVILIAN
should he appointed tn ofice Your attack upon the
sodIers. ma csss ia extremely unkiud have been
daily reader of THE TRIBUNE since period long
bcfore tbe war. and have rcad with much delight its
denuncstons of various corrupt and mhe'ile ofcins
lately nor,xine about New-York. Pray Sir. how many
~ them have gised themselves on the geld OF
battel" YOu have been advocating iatelv mo sicmo
1T Gem Siecl and Cen Barlow TO orrs on ,sma,
They committed tho Ofcnse Of ~ DISTINGUISHING '"
selves; srp they not disqualified ,.,o,t r.
g,,Od many Of us went to the war ana io"gn, ~
through We returned. some OF u.s. to ma o,r p"eJr>
ed and We had to besn the wers ar rnmnctom with
the rest OF fellQwcitizens The soner WHO XII nr
whines because he was soldier dcgrades his Sa pro
fair play Don't the world not to trust u.s. ~
Take all tho Northern states aud for every soldier you
can show me wnO has Sssn h as s 70 s State bece
mulin that WE left behind when came home
cannot be- said to represent th' nr,ny Gsr NAN"
show. An LA-"''N" "
I,u6uquc Ko,ca, Dec. g. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
TESTING LVXUEiEs IN THE L. \. APPRAISERS
OFFICE.

To fhe Editor or The rribunr.
Sur | wish you would call the attention of
the proper autkori,irs to the need of reform the
Appraisers Department. The present Appraisers
very 2encmanIy set Of fellows very polite. very ten
tive and not too proud to accept IS bill but they not
competent Judges OF good liquor no wines cigars
They dcefnine the vae OF brandy worth 81 or Is
gallon by drinking quart but require At least GALLON OF
article worth 81? or S5 They also good Judges Of
che roots and appraise them after smoking two or
thror but thoy cannot judge OF the value Of
3.0 tn tlJo thousand. without smoking from ilD
A. 10 jclic'. swettineas; or condiments, the
bottles or jars out % every case home to their
console ntiousy make an appIilseu1nt OF their value.
II hts1 little defects were romedled, tho Department
w"dld be In better condition than IT has been
since Mr.. George Washington was President. Now
would snges that some one Ian cyprr hc hired IN give
these gentlemen little instruction. that they could
be spared the Duleh VI such excessive smoking and
drinking. IMPORTER
81 have read this not" 10 my partner, and he has
turned away mutterng something about he Apprai.crs
knowing ton much, and, II caught his meaning cor.
reoty. he made some auson to puck OF thieYe. But
what can be eKpacted OF who, when read to him
that able article IN me es which conclusiysy proved
that ecu. Grant hid done for Cyi Service Reform
than all rho rest of our Presidents put togoihe simply
said - bosh"t
Atw- York, Dee. 81. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
with snch eminent DR.. Carpenter A. tim. a
hfe when ! may expect To be launched into -
greater stream or eternity Your2 OWE
Fe,e FORK, Dec IL, 1871.
HOW TIKI NOETH.GERMAN LLOYD SERVES THE
PUBLIC.


PUBLIC.
70 me Edttor Of Tke Tribune
SIR: You would render service 10 TIA
community by giving publicity to tho following fssts
concerning fhe unacceptable way in which the SorA.
German Lloyd has bean pleased reot tho public ~a
regard to tho Hanse Tho Hsasa was due last Ssturds
week. On Monday nth Of December the rau&t
spread that she had put In at 81. Johns rudder be
badly damaged II ia stated that ths fact wns msnisSes
by some OF the pape certain 1t IL tbatl several Of ~
frat nss papers did not give their readers any inform
ton about IT, becausetth they bad received any ,rn.
the Company. On Monday at caicl ut thc onleS
of the Company, and told that the Han c0ud =
expected In New York on Thursday Friday. witLta
an hour called second time, and told BIZ tho sarns
gentleman that she would not sail before the end ~ ~
week On "Wednesday the StansZeu,ig said appare min
on information received Mt the Office OF the coinpany
that the steamer xpcctcd to sil the day. whS
already on Tuesday morning had received dspatsk
wherein II WAS said: I'VE hope to sail Saturday" On
saturday dec. 16) sonie papers. among Others ~
told th H1pdeis/eitg informed ts readers that thA
Hansa to sail the same day. and on Monday dtsr
Now. am not prepared to accrue the Company Of Win
fully decevins the public but they crrthy have clss
withheld the information they wrr morally obliS 4 To
give or have OF least been very far from SHOW rc ihs
prompncss and thOrOughnesJ in furnishing liormat0s
which tn" public had right 10 expect In'fd not Say
that merchants AID man other persons hia" thereby
oHperleh Il great annoyance IA dihrr'Dt "iyt
Dr II. yON HOisr.
Afr- orr, DtC. "a, IyIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
TIE GULF STREAM.

I" me Edttor OF The Trtbuae.
SIR An article in TnE TRIBUNE uf tho ST.,
on this subject from lecture by Dr. Carpenter. roi.
tains ideas now " the pubic. hut tn NE, WHICH
believe u DO true.
In January 1870. wrot" n letter 4" Judge paly. the
PRESIDENT OF tho Gtoyraphrs Suicy which tn. ,aIne
idtas were stated IN g"nrpl why. This summer dis
CurrnE The suhyert with pr. Raves OF North Polar
iHme he btrnnr convert /" my opnvus nnd asked me
" dctatr them ~ hD, AMI would preiar,' rm fir
publication. whit a. iJA tn arirr VIII short Is ap
W." ~ mn " our ndsh'fr'. Having FOR Mrhy yemrs
Arn hat we ''hi Sit"ui hs'' n uI>rrprcscntr IN
E!id " hH'a Zoo ,,.' D. Il .icll.u IN com, Al,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
THE BoTIOHIf.SS Gr!F or T\XAFI)H.

To me Fd,tor ~ Jh~ TribaN'.
SIR: The more closely authentic records are
looked into the more il 10 Se the dram
nron industry morals aud tpe lifes blood Of the nation
from sates II not easy TO believe that viz
tuous health OF coming generations can be secured or
the pcrils Of ovornowng vtgahoniag@ and crime, tn
largo towns be long averted. with the actually ncreas
ing iss Of alcoholic liquors and nh"or drhgS Let US
ascertain thu dimensions o this tremendous h'c''n upon
tho toury by putting tox thr trustworthy data fr,m
the Inst Toternal iav"nur report.
Returns Of di.til.ed iniuor.. IL The stat =. fer
1870, were. ! e;li";iS ..-.-:. -.......-. 2t!Sh'
Government dutle, paid all his. ....... $S,sjjJ
Retail cost OF this n'iuor tn the people, M Only 80
Rrus ~ frmentrl liquors. in barr"s....... s,soog1
eliminating rctail cost 81 this liquor AT $50 per
Tanl revenue on ,o,arco and rr.,,rs s3i3jO-O7
Retail cost Tor smoking and chewing. at tue
least .fiaOp|PD
Compare tbs ,g9rcgate wiz, al tlmti anywuot legal
raxaf5R 1sy b$ :s ss..Ansl dat lie con.GaN-
ion Of mporlol uols :ly equal 10 the amount of
do, ic liquors ported ard employ in medicine und
tho ar,, Such estimate giv"s the iSpanlins result:
National tax Distilled i.'9t0
National Ia, for rrnrn m lu'r.. 1900 900
--s -: .22cct;--:1eE.
ANIMAL coat u sn''hni IA nnffo pois)D-s34) 0o.JD
sn'nr -tati,tcin, PM IT, noye aggregates huhdted
aud ffty millions III ,hr than have done; bnt there ID
dOuht thar thr annual amohnt named drawn. toe.
chiefly from the lab"riDc aud families Of the
poor il really consIoed, wasted. on OF the land
every year. New York. win on'-tc!uh tbe popu.
.a%a , q" S 'ns o rsGisS ct rF"1 wei az
sGoo0l The state pays Quarter Of al me t,narco
revenue. oIO third OF all the beer TAX, s02p.GN
and tenth of the Distilled liquor duties. 81 400
The destruction o il5OODGD of property in the recent
fires Of Chicago agtated Europe and Amcric,. alh
aroused prOplr every where protest amt heal The
robherirs OF $1OO,N0 bv politicians in ScwYnrk Cy
Justly alarmed le who'll State Tax PAYERS said The Tam
many thieves will hole property and break
down the city credit But what ask, these great
losses eyrI compared with III" yelrly wastes and
made by Quort Can the Industry and ehcrpr OF tho
Empire STAT long hear this annual drain Ut s7OOoo.G0
wh0nt grave financial results. Arc not these drinking
usage, producing nuOutt ~ vagpbodaso which ia
Gro must ere long be absolutely uncOntrolla
bile! And il II plain that Incorporate habits
arady deringny the nerves and depruving the blood
and brain " ten thousands OF our couatrymem
Some viduals. at least know that from these long
continued ndugrnces nothing but physical mental, and
moral dcbaheurUt il likely 10 come upuu children. and
chklrrns children This Is the Iuos fearful thing " all
O;brr States a1atinx tins al consuming mischief 80
what will New York dot On
yrti. York, Dee. ", lhII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

tn. other two mon th thss : :Ss crs =
Hs - ~ SntereSt OF tho church demanded ~
n nncd only DO sajd Of Blythe, that b 10 Mormon sno
\ fanatic Oh the darkest huo
Ma. York. Dec. n, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
TIE INTERN ATIONAI, PROGRAMME.

70 tn. razor Of Ths tribune
SIR: find in tO-day's Issue of your Journal
the following: at npon this error. tn, discomfort
this ignorant Sense % having been cheated among the
lower classes that the Inernatonals hase their frahc
appeals anil on which they will find their soiS 1ouhda-
ton" As Tut TRIBUNE prdes itself upon doing )nsuee
to opponents by stating their position fairly IN their own
words doubt not that you will be glad TO publish me
condensed programme Of the InterfL,nas ia the words
Of their General Secretary, as follows:
l. Tn. total sholon of all elias, ru. md ii, rI," pr's't
T. Compets polncsl and socia equality for hot' S"res
T. Naturalization Of the land AID II al the instruments o pr"no"n
reduction Of tbs hon VI labor .,a T. alos moro time Tor u
prove sod recreation
s. Euri,on uaIl"n by tho s,to De otsa srstui
g on ignored being speculative subject corcsrning the
individual No religion, differences or erred to b. rocnied
% % % nrs"" Of e, yu1 tr.ou Iaou ain,.ry he
j. Ths aot,n standing being provocative TO var
Tue adoption Of tho principle 81 ass,ss- Pincton wto
complete o the present system o capitalist
It s Of course not Impossible that OF the speakers
mcrtingo Oft- IntornaOnas aIarting under sense
Of iujustiCc have uudciOSy appealed 10 some III
fin, iDeapcr sentiments ~ human nature but 40 lar ~
they do So they depart from the foundation prinrps
which the movement u based. Inc 0p)ect OF the
Sorirty Is ~ better the rOntnI aDd promote the llh-
ness all Introducing the rcgu nj Truth and Justice
ErIr York. Dec II, 1871. r. =. Chmr
I'VE know of no party, gopl or bad. of no states
man. and of no demagoyies, who do not alike con-
tinuosly PROCLAIM themselves i'll favor of better
ing the condition and prOnotlng the happiness OF all
by Introducing the reign Of Truth and Justice" 1t ID
when parties and partisan leaders descend from
speri1s gnrrlilatonS to practical details that theI
real purposrs become apparent. W" shall be very
clad TO chronicle in fuhIe fewer displays of the
spirit and assertion which III the past have seemed
10 warrant the r'nari OF T!IE lEIhVNE quoted
II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-09

The census returns give the State Of
Ohio \ population Of 2,663,GSl against
1888, COG in 1s60-making an increase
Of 334,O76, or 1885 per cent. Hamil-
ton county, In which Cincinnati is situ-
ated, has a population Of 260,617,
against 2l6,4l1 In 1s6O-making an in
crease of A, POS, or 2O.4 per cent. Gin
cinnati is reported as having In 1870 a
population of 2ls,9OO. Cleveland has
a population of %, 91s; Toledo, 81, 1872;
Columbus, 1890; Dayton, 8 1890;
sandusky, including Kslly's Island and
Portland township, 1888; Spring
field, 1865; Hamilton, 1l,106 ; Steu-
benvills, 10,2O7 Akron, 1000; and
Chilicothe, s,9l4. The complete re-
turns Of Kentucky give that State a
population Of 1,324,231. Louisville
has 1OO,632 inhabitants:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-09

LOOK Our!-It is rumored in this
vicinity that the two State Senators
and two members of tile Assembly
from Humboldt county arc making an
effort to have a bill introduced into the
Legislature and passed to divide this
county. If this report Is true, and this
rascally swindle Is perpetrated upon
the taxpayers Of Humboldt county,
we advise the two Senators and the
two Assemblymen to look out fer
breakers, and at the Same time to
make arrangements to take up their
permanent residence some place out
side of this county. The people Of
Humboldt have become tired Of pay
ing taxes TO maintain a set Of schemlng
~tricksters. Mr.. T~rousdale, of Paradise
Valley, opposes this rascally plot to
increase the taxes and dismember old
-Humboldt-Hum6olM Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-09

The Home Fire Insurance Company,
extensively noticed In the newspapers
recently as having made q disastrous
failure, Is the Company Of that name
at New Haven, and not the Home Fire
Insurance Company Of New York, as
has been stated. The error Is vexa-
tious, and calculated to cause uueasi-
ness with the Company, as we'll rs Its
creditors. 1t may, however, prove for
tunate to all concerned, as the correc-
ton serves to exhibit the Company's
really strong condition more fully to
the public than it may have hitherto
been known. The Home Fire Insur-
anee Company Of New York is one Of
the richest Fire Insurance Companies
in the whole country. o. p.al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-09

PUNISHMENT OF SEAHEN.-Since the
abolition Of flogging in the national
and merchant navies of the United
States, 1t Is asserted that the Captains
have exercised their ingenuity in in
venting various substitutes, which,
though not considered so degrading as
the cat, yet are intensely agouizing,
and frequently leave the offending
sailor a cripple for life. 1t is stated
that the chief officer Of one of our ma
tional ships isaccused Of having ordered
the hands OF 4 sailor to be tied behind
him, and the man then to be suspended
by his manacled wrists uutil his arms
were wrenched backward from their
sockets. Similar crueltios are reported
to have been practiccd on board an
other national vessel, and It Is con-
tended that in n matter so seriously
affecting the welfare Of our naval ser
vice, the Secretary of the Navy should
order a full investigation. In New
York City a legal Investigation Is now
being conducted in reference to cruel
punishmsnts OH board two merchant
ships, and it Is argued that the detcrio-
ration Of seamen In the United States,
20 often lameuted, can hardly be a
natter Of wonder il such be the gen.
oral method Of inforcing discipline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-09

THE "SnvER STATE."-We have re-
ceived the first number Of this neat and
readable weekly newspaper, published
out at Unionville, Humboldt county,
and which has Just been taken charge
Of by John Booth, Esq, lately con-
nectsd with the Gold Hill NEWS office.
Mr. Booth Is a practical printer, has
edited and conducted several; news
papers before, and Is fully qualified to
make the Silrer State a most excellent
journal for the dissemination Of all
matters pertaining to the interests Of
Humboldt county. In politics MIR.
Booth Is what may be styled an INDIE
pendent, or Conservative ; but the
owners Of the printing office are Of the
Radical Democratic order, and hence
Its politics will no doubt remain Of
that persuasion. Aside from that
blight OH the Silrer State, brother
Booth has our best wishes for success.
The people Of. Unionville ought to give
a liberal support to a newspaper in
their own midst, and no doubt will do
so; for Mr.. Booth Is the man who will
give them a right good paper If well
supported.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-09
DISPATCH
INAUGURATION.

~ . .. . .... - -. 's| 3D.. O.
CARSON, January 9-1:20p M.-Both
Houses met In joint session, and,
headed by ex-Lieutenant Governor
Slingerland, marched to the Ormsby
House, where a procession was formed
in the following order: Band carriage
containing Governor Bradley, ex-
Lieutenant Governor Slingerland and
Lieutenant Governor Denver; Senate
and Assembly.
It returned to the Capitol, where
Governor Bradley, introduced by Mr.
.Slingerland, read a short address and
received the great seal from Mr.. Sling
erland.
The Senate then repaired to the
Senate Chamber, when Lieutenant
Governor Denver reada short speech,
and Mr.. ~Slingorland resigned tho chair
to him. % - rrgE EEh OF Inn
Ex-Governor Blasdel being sick, he
was unable to be present at the inau-
guration. - VI
Governor Bradley announced the ap-
pointmsnt Of c. II. Belknap as his
private secretary 7as -"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-09
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DATES TO THIS AFTERNOON
The WAR in EUROPE

LONDON, January "a Times spe.
cial says In the fighting along The
Loire, forest Yendoms' and Montoire,
on the 9th, the French retrsated west.
ward The Prussians, following, met
little resistance. uW& usTFsW
FRANKFORT, January 9.-Many Bon.
apartists have been captured by the
Germans and sent to the Isle Of Orlson.
LONDON, January. kilograms
from Versailles to the Times to-day
say the American Consul has been per.
mitted to leave Paris, and had arrived
there. b. q g = &
The Prussian guns could easily shell
the city.
Several houses in Paris are on fire.
There has apparently not been much
firing to-day. "
The French redoubt at Notre Dame
Della Is occupied by the Prussians and
Its fire turned against the French.
No appearance of a sortie.
Another special says the lombard
ment of the forts in southern Paris
steadily continues, and that the fire Of
the French is slackened. :Enns1
1t Is s opposed that several guns are
dlsmantlel.
Forts Rooney and Nogent suffered
severely, and It is believed there are
no French infantry outside the fortifi-
cations on the east and northeast Of
Paris.