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THE SIEGE OF LQnGwY.
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HERALD SPECIAL REPORT FROM ARLoN.
Terrific Bombardnnent of
the Fortress.
GREAT FIRE IN THE TOWN
TElEeaAms 70 The NEW YoRk HERALD.

TElEGRAms 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. Is, 1871.
Ihave received the following despatch from the
New YORK HERALD correspondent at Arlon,
Belgium. He writes
GREAT COMMANDMENT AND FIRE.
Last night the bombardment of Longwy by the
German batteries was terrific. An immense FIRE
burned all night within the fortress, all the efforts
Of the people and garrison to extinguish it being
evidently in vain. During the connagration the
hombardment was continued and the shells were
bursting in the place without cessation. The
scene was terrible. At least one third of Longwy
Ia destroyed.
Connrmation-The Fire still Burning-Unrc.
Taxed B0mbardment.
LONDON, Jan. "a, 1871.
There was an extensive conhagraton in
Longwy yesterday. The flames were visible all
night, and to-day the fire is still burning In the
meanwhile the bombardment goes on without re.
Taxation.
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A MlsSIsSP2l Mu0lea CASE.

Tho Yeroer case sti,, eyci;es much irterosr Ma
trial before civil authorities has transpired In
tho case. The Grand Jury ignored the bill for muir
der which Is regarded by legal professors and Jour-
nas as equivalent to an acqutta. The PAot--a radi
cal paper-admits that Yerger can never DC con-
ytcted and advises 7lOLle 1rOSsQu, as all final 5pe-
Gal pleas have been fled But the case will not Oo
tried during this term OF the court. Yerg has been
at liberty Since last May.
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OBITUARY.

The death OF James F. Randolph, father Of Gov
ernor Randolph, at Easton Pa yesterday afternoon,
is reported. He was eighty years Of age. and was
for many years a leading editor In New Jersey, rs
editor or the New Brunswick Fredonfan, The Gov
ernor left here this morning to attend his fathers
death bed. but Was two hours too late.
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OPERATIONS TN TEE EAST.
THE GAR!BALDIAN VICTORY AT DION.
S~orAe~~~~~~~~o~H~
Complete Defeat of the
PTusSians.
FRENCH ADVANCE ON ABBEvILLIERs
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. "a, 1871.
A despatch from Bordeaux, dated to-day, states
that the enemy have cut the railroad between
Lyons and Besancon, at Byans.
THE PRUssIANs COMPLETELY DEFEATED AT DION
A despatch from Dion, dated January %, states
that the defeat Of the Prussians at that place on
Sunday was complete. The troops under Ricciotti
Garibadi destroyed the Sixty-frst Prussian regi-
ment. The French behaved heroically.
THE PRussIAN RETREAT.
A Bordeaux despatch Of the Oath inst. reports
Chat after the battle at Dion the Prussians retreated
towards Messegny, Norges and Savigny lie Sue.
FRENCH ADVANCE ON ABBEyrLLIERs.
A despatch from Berne, Gath inst, says a
french detachment is marching upon Able.
villiers. The force is well supplied with artillery
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GENERAL WAR NEWS.
Prince Frederick Charles Fall
ing Back.
EVACUATION OF ALENCON.
Attempted Escape Of Prisoners
from Belgium.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. "a, 1871.
despatch from Bordeaux dated to-day re.
ports that in the West the Prussians appear to be
falling back Alencon has been evacuated by the
Germans.
OPERATIONS IN THE NORTH.
A despatch from Havre says the Prusslan
cavalry have advanced to Bazogues, Faverils
and Nosrbs.
1t ID said that all the troops at Havre are under
marching orders. Reinforcements Of cavalry
have arrived. The Prussans are apparently ad-
vancing on Honaeurs.
All the railway stock has been removed from
Arras.
BOLBEc EVACUATED.
A despatch from Havre dated January "a says
that the Germans evacuated Bolbec after making
requisition Of 40 900 francs. They shot four of
the inhabitants and carried of the Mayor and
three members of the Council.
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF FRENCH PRISONERS.
despatch from Brussels, oath, says the French
prisoners held at Liege have made another at
tempt to escape from captivity, but the timely
discovery of the plot by the Belgians prevented a
successful issue.
The Belgian authorities have effected an i'm
portant seizure of arms at Ypres.
THREATENED REVOLT IN CoLMAR.
There Ia great scarcity of fuel and provisions at
Colmar. The workngnen lack employment, and
a revolt is feared.
ALsACE TROUBLESOME.
The population of Alsace is troublesome, and q
large German force is required in the province to
prevent an outbreak.
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A.--Ccngh. and Colds are Often Overlooked.
continuance for any length time irritation the
lungs chronic throat disease. BROWNS BRON-
CHfAL TRUCHES" offered with the fullest confidence
an their efficacy, giving almost invariably mmedi.
ate relief
Owing to the good reputation and popularity OF
Troches many worthless and chear limitations offered,
which good for nothing Be to obtain the trus
ssBrowna Bronchial Troches" Sol
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COLD WEATHER IN CANADA.-The very cold
weather which we experienced In this city yester-
day has not been confined to Montreal alone, but
has prevailed TO greater or less degree over the
whole Of Canada. At Pembroke the thermometer Is
said TO have registered 40 degrees below zero; at
Father Point 80 degrees and at quebec 20 degrees,
while in Montreal % degrees was the lowest point
tQuched.-MOntreal Gazette. Jan. "a
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NAVAL ISJsLLIseaCE.

The United states steamer Taliapoosa arrived at
the Philadelphia Navy Yard yesterday to take draft
OF marines to the iigate Tuscarora. now fitting out
At the Boston Navr Yard for secret service
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

JANUARY 20.
18SG-Railwav accident at Bhor Chat, Bombay, By
which twenty persons were killed :. Ernest
Jones, the leader OF the English Chartista,
died.
1s5o--Francis Jeffrey, the author, died.
IS49-Belize, Honduras blOckaded by British ves-
sels......A committee appointed by the AS
sembly Of Nova Scotia to confer with the
Congress of tile United States and the Legts-
latures or Canada and New Brunswick on Tie
subject OF reciprocal free trade.
1S23D Jenner, the discoverer OF the virtue OF vac
cination, died.
1795--Thomas Noon Tafourd the essayist, born.
1764-Bernadotte, one OF Napoleon's marsIals aud
subsequently King OF Sweden, born.
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INSIDE PARIS.
---~~-~~>~~~~~.~~~~
Herald Special Reports from
the City.
Tr0chu's Resignation Accepted
Changes Made.
MINISTER WAShBURNE ON THE SITUATION
Scarcity Of Food and General
Distress.
TelEsaAMs TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

TelEsRAMS TO TINE new YORK HERALD.
Tr0chu's Resignation Acccptcd-Saisset and
Renciere Replaced Other Changes.
LONDON, Jan. rs, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
sells, dated January %. He writes:-
TROoHU's RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
Letters from Paris by balloon state that the
Council Of National Defence, on the afternoon Of
the 2lst after the sortie accepted the resignation
of Trochu and replaced Admirals Saisset aud La
Ronciere. Trochu remains Civil Governor. Ledo
is succeeded by Dorian.
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ssBurnett's Superior Flavoring Extracts
lor% su.1y Pxkk T!TS5 twenty ars g. ..s ss
aud Broadway, New York, sod them for wing
10 favor" ACKER, MERRALL 4 CONDff,
Chambers street and vory and Broadway
For SALE I'VE szes by all first class AMI drusgss
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At All Times Smiths Patent Trocics Arc
sure cure for Coughs Hoarseness and Sore Throat ASK
your druggist for them.
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BatcheI0r's Hair Dye.-The lssst in tho
world The only perfect dye; harmesa. reliable, insana
Factory Is Bond street.
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A. A.-l0yal Havana Supplementary.
Determined by the drawings Of the Royal Havana Lottery
For information, &C., address MCINTIRE, GREGORY
CO., ut 35 Canal ia Chatham, is Sixth avenue. 81 Third
800 Seventh l65 East Houston 50 East
Thirteenth corner Of Broadway
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Are You Nervous
Take ARTHURS great
HYPNOTIC,
few minutes you will asleep and forget every
thing. For sale bv druggists.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol Broadway, corasr Narray g.rsst
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Z0elnion Cures Consumption md skin Die.
after other remedies have faed pur,fes the blood
makes the skin Youthful aud brighsl
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A.-Pcriect Fitting Boots ard Shoes, and
warm Overshoes, cheap, ut BROOKS, $40 Broadway.
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Diamonds Bought and Sold, md Money
loand on them By GEORGE G. ALLEN, 6lS Broadway nr
der 81. Nicholas Hotel.
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Golden Hair.-Rebare's Aureoiine Produces
BY two or three applications tae beautiful GOLDEN cTHs
sale, 4. HOvENDRN SONS, No: Great Marlborough
street, London; CASWELL, HAZARD co.. rum avenue
corner Twenty.fourth street, New York.
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l9iless Sun Flower Cream Cures CiApped
Hands and Lips, Salt Rheum and Cutaneous Diseases De
pot s9 Sixth avenue Thirteenth street. and for
By Al druggists. Price 81 cents; BY mail ~ cents.
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GAMBETTA I'm BELGIUM.
.>~>~~->~~~>>oo-%o~~>~~,>~~
Herald Special Report from
Brussels.
SECRET VISIT OF GAMBETTA.
Interviews With the French and
italian Ministers.
~~oN~~~~~>~~~~~c~~o~~
Orleans or Bonaparte Restora-
tion---Which?
GANTBETTA I'm BELGIUM
TELEGRAM 70 THE VIEW yosk HERALD.

's-ss""'" '" ~ -" 'vnh irsAlu
LONDON, Jan. Is, 1871.
have received the following brief but import.
ant despatch from the New York Herald CORE.
pondent at Brussels, dated yesterday (January
24). Your correspondent writes:-
eAMBErrA IN BRUSSELS.
Gambetta arrived here yesterday incognito. He
had interviews with the French and Italian Minis
tiers to Belgium and left on bis return to France at
six O'Clock this morning.
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THE SPANISH CROWN.
ministerial Exposition to the For
eign Powers.

Friendly Towards the Pope and Re-
Cancellation to the Church.
Party Spirit Toning Down.
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India Rubber Boots and Shocs, White Satin
and Kid Cater Boots ana slippers, a. AiLLAR Gus
Union square -
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Wo Would Call Alteration 60 the sale az
ssld By r. it, LUDLOW q 90. this day tThursiay. a. u
Scr Atlantic Company; also Interest u
A. j. Cpriant in ships OF Black BAH hue.
Maps, &C., at No. Pine street.
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A.--Bsily and Par-ics.-.Boots and Shoes for
Ladies', Misses and Gentlemen at BROOKS 575 Broadway
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TEE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-,
The Programme Confined to
the Paris Treaty.
PUBLIC OPINION NOT COMPLIMENTARY.
rELeGaAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

rElEGaAMS 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. rs, 1871.
I am enabled to inform the HERALD by cable
telegram report that the sSssion Of the European
Confer0ce has been again adjourned for one
week.
A resolution to confne ths discussion to the
consideration Of the question of the Treaty Of
Paris was adopted.
The Conference Is regarded by the people as q
farce. ~
Turkey More Independents In Spirit-The
sultan Has Small Faith in Christian
Princes.
LONDON, Jan. rs, 1871.
A semi-offcial declaration has been received
from Constantinople that henceforth Turkey will
rely on herself for protection and not on the in
terests aud jealouses of the European Powers,
expressed either in Conference or in their
Cabinets
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BISMARCK AND FAVRE.
Herald Special Report from
Berlin.
German Democracy In Pity for
the Vanquished.
POPULAR HINT TO BISMARCK.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Jan. IS, 1871.
The correspondent of the HERALD in Berlin for
wards the following pithy despatch from the Prus-
sian capital in the words which repeat to you In
New York by special cable telegram l.
Tho HERALD writer dates on the oath instant
and says:-The political liberals here in Berlin
express their condemnation of the words
and ironcal tone which Premier Count Bismarck
used in his odioial' reply TO M. Jules Favre on
the occasion of his asking for pass from Paris
to Lon Ion in order to attend the European Con-
ference.
The politicians censure Bismarck for the manner
in which he turned Favre over to the Prussian
generals commanding around the French capital.
POPULAR HINT.
The democratic newspaper organ of Berlin,
speaking of the recent diplomatic incident, says:
"There is no necessity to prick the vanquished
with pins. Count Bismarcks note will offend tho
Parisians. 1t may encourage them to make
another sortie, and thus cost a dozen Of German
soldiers their lives. This Is too expensive fee
to charge or to have to pay the author Of the
classical despatch No. 16 of the Home Office"
TIE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-.
Adjourned Again for q
Week.
The Programme Confined to
the Paris Treaty.
PUBLIC OPINION NOT SUPPLEMENTARY.
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Mailed Free for % Cents.-Dr. knhn's Lee
lures Nervous Debility: MARRIAGE Its ana M
pediments and diseases arising mprucance WIN
from actual practice Address Secretary Dr. haans "u
scum, 745 Broadway, New York.
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CAPITULATI0N.
~srno~~1~~~O>c~o~>~
herald Special Report from
Versailles.
Paris on the Eve of
Surrender.
Jules Favre at Versailles Seek
ing Terms.
~nCoN~o~ooc~~~>oc
His Present Proposals Inad-
missable.
~r~N~~co~~~~~~>~~ o.
The End Of the Whole War De.
manded by Germany.
xsssoo,-o~~o>scS~~s
Expected Threat to Re-
store Napoleon.
The End Of the Whole War De-
manded by Germany.
Expected Threat to Re-
store Napoleon.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 25, 1871.
The London Times correspondent at Ver-
ssilles telegraphs the following despatch from
that place, under date Of yesterday, which
forward specially for the NEW York
HERALp:-
fAyRE AT VERSAILLES OFFERING TO oAPITU-
LATE.
Jules Favre is now here with proposals for
a capitulation, He proposes that the garri-
son shall leave Paris with all the honors of
war, but this is quite inadmissable.
CAUSE OF THE PROPOSED SURRENDER.
The attack on st. Denis and the defeat of
the 10th mainly led to the asking Of terms.
General Trochu is i'll and General vinoy
Commands.
TIME NEEDED.
Favre has seen Bismarck. The arrange
rnent of terms will take time.
POSSIBLE THREAT.
The Times, in q leader, says that if Favre
refuses an unconditional surrender and will
hot end the whole war on German terms, Bis
paarck, who has in his possession the full &C
peptanoe of those terms BY the French Emperor
and Empress, will threaten to restore Ma
P9teon.
xAfER-THE SURRENDER EXPECTED YESTERDAY.
A special telegram to the Daily Telegraph
from Versailles says there is solid ground fol-
believing that Paris will surrender to-day.
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laval Havana Lotfcry.-Prizes Paid IN
COLI furnished The highest rases paid for
pouh!p35n I'm A. o BANKERS il wall street. Now York
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A.-Hazard g. Caswoips Cod Liver Oil is tn
best
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
SINGULAR SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN.
Tho way . Lunatic ssughr Ills Death.

Tho Way . Lunatic Ssugbf His Death.
Lafayette Fisk, who resided at No. Hicks street.
corner Of Fulton, committed suicide yesterday. For
several years past he has been partially insane and
not long since was patient In the Platbush Lunatic
Asylum. put at the request OF his friends was re.
leased. and became conductor on the Greenwood
nne' tne PRESIDENT OF which, at the mstigation OF
os n@ wue. Kindly overlooked his insane freaks.
days ne entirely neglected his business and remained
~ nome seeming more insane than usual. Yester-
, Hay nls insanity seemed to Increase and his wife
give him great offence AS she started to 20 out he
t0uOWed hei. She ran to escape his violence, and,
cured large sharp knife, with winch he stabbed
nmseli In the neck. then shot himself with pistol
upon the roof or four story house, and leaped
mead nrst upon the pavement, breaking his skull
ttAed
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ANU SH NEWT
RoofH's THEATRE OWENS
The Celebrated Cusnedlan
MR. JOHN r.. OWENS.
LAST SIX NIGHTS or
Mr.. OWENS,
IN b.s great character sr
CALEB FLUMMER,
j.. IN DOT
LAST DOT MATINEE ON SATURDAY. ATIx
NoiiCEn order to witness the Magical
Tjeh ~ ins frat Act the audience should DO seated ~
secured sx days in advance the Theatre also ct
D'ssoh = Ausic store III Broadway.
preparation,
SoLoN SHiN0LE AND THE VICTIMS.
~ ibLu,S =, GARDEN NIBLO's GARDEN.
Fourth week OF the great engagement OF
- Mr.. SUTHERN,
who WIZ appear ~ Tom Tsylors Conedyof
sA As P,sXEsS I'm ss Nights ii the Eonaon
ar J. r. RAYMOND
MARY MEREniiiT;iif ;iif''............Mis. AMY R0SE!LE
FLORENCE TRENciXRb. Ma. SEf.f,T KEMf P
cCn Uner characters bv Messrs. MORTON, HAIE PEAR
ovN o Muss Jessie sUDLOW and Nine. MICHALS.
mr. sonens appearance at Nb.o's evening was ons
the season.--Herad, Oct. "a fo'
.DCNDkFARY MATINEE SATURDAY Are
may be ordered at 10 80
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AMUSEMENr.

| wv
-,,, -. EVERY EVENING
THE aRbAr DRAM ATiU sifccyss
$50. -, HoSEDALE.
''oau'e" WI" new Music new Appointments nav f,o.
su tumcs uniforms and the -' ~" 49,
~. Ionowing artists iE the distributor. !.
81 "s srhhnll hEsrEk wALLAcK, Mr. JOHN GILBERT. Mr. =
isockWELL, Mr.. 2. =. BiOWNE, Mr. W. n Ho11HnHn nnS
MrS; Mrs; CLAMA ndA.s, JENNINGS. Miss EFFiE 0ERMoS
madame PONiSI, Mrs SETON, Miss IgA ii1RA SXpn'
RON, Mia BLAIsDELL AND OfHEiss ""A uAAs-
Rosedaie Manor House and Grounds
AOr III.
Tho Blue Room In the East Wing
ACT IIH
Paror in Matthew Legh's Cottage
Scene l-Green Curtsinsr Room ut RoseSsIn
Scene s-Ths Gypsy Dell by starlight
ACT "
Scene l--PArIor at Matthew Ietch'a
Scene S-crmson- DraperIsd Doors leading Coussrva
tory. " = ~'-
scene The Conservatory Rossdale arranged orua.
THR RIFLE BALL.
neT drawing room vs.s gaop WI be executed By the
Duc notse VI VII ee Eyen q the reappe earancs OF
Miss PLESSY MORDAUNr.
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AMUSEMENT

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHTS on
EILEEN OGE.
fHk MANAGEMENT RESPECTFULLY ANNOUN0v A. =.
MR.. AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE
having decided TO comply with the pnanv
mIrers to devote next week 10 the al h
famous parts IN TOM TAYL0R'S "rrCKEToF.LEAVR
MAN,"
EILEEN OGBl EILEEN OGEi
VIII positively not be given after SATURDAY. evening
PERFORMANCES OF FILEEN ODE
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT O'CLOCK.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov %,
No. .u. THE TICKET-OF-LEAvE MAN.
rxYv on Mr ". j. fiORBMuo
=, -. Mrs. w. J. FLORKNOB
vr,,.sn aesvs preparation. DE Icons Drass
"e''oo expressly FOR this establishment and called
PARIS
Or DAYS OF THE COMMUNE
sses ycd from A. NJ to r. NJ the b0r once =
Twenteth r, ~. nroadw.y, and q the Erie ticket o6sA
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ALYMPIC THEATRE.
ii. D.. MATTNEE Ar TWO m, fork
II. Compliments srv benen, IN ,t. 49,.
II. d. E1Ig Titpy ~ ''o 'e"'~"
- on which occasion host of volunteers will appear In
II. D. S '1'''As Nv w" Vo'"os
a. T. EVENING AT EIgItT O'CLOCK
II. D. wortdrenowne, sncci. ~ c,,, , IL - ,.u :, p..,
e - HUMPTY DUMPrY
y. " including the celebrated
II. ID. MARTENs rA vJi
H. ID. Mons and Nine MARTINS "a ~. 4. n errrr,y
III D. DSCHEELE IN their great .ns@,.,,aa -.
n. " tees Tyioiennes lie Duo des Chats.
~. - THE GRAND BALLET,
g. ~ arranged by Mons. IMRE KIRALFY
~ nc,.uuing the rrenieres Danseuses Agaoluta,
-. ~ AuELE rA0l4IERI, MARIETTA MORIbNDO
r. g. ~ CLEMENCE ALExANDROwA,
q a. - - Ine Zigzags, Signor CASSELII,
r. ~ fouNH ADONfS and LITTLE VENUS
~ - ana tul and efficient Corps dc Ballet.
~ X ~,r. under the direction OF the famous
II. D. . "N -" - ). With ensinent
"Mr. O. L. FOX. who goeau 10 last decaylng. even
f. B. n clowns such Mr. FOX would dS aS
5 D. }fnuch maintain popularity. In hgurc cast NM
H. aexby feature, nd even Ia voice, nature seem.
H. D. Ito have specially formed him TOT tnc part NJ Nv"
II. n. lcnacts."-Herad, NOV d.
ii. d. nIS @ .r,oDAv
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-07
GEN. S!IERMAN'S EUROPEAN TOUR.
". -
A CORDIAL WELCOME ASSURED HIN in ENGLAND

A CORDIAL WELCOME ISSUED lin ., in ENGLAND
Europe is about to have an opportunity or
making The personal acqnantance o. on9 OF inc most
distinguished sodies waon tine INV s r hodav and Is
to enjoy II on this nile of the wa or no VIII 10 lcocir
oycwhors wi ANA wsa hut
cordial welcome in AL No other Northern soid EI
9 ro @n SO tho ' war was going Even tho
brilliant and dhshng exploits OF tho Younger officer;
surprise ~ the famous march through Georgia to the
sea- Other closer to oar doors have numbered IN
the sensation which thrilled through Europe whom Gen.
sherman emerged at savannah having accom-
tcrprse, and the world knew that the great
War Of secession, was pra tieally over In this
the history Of the Northern armcs-those OF Grant,
Sherman, and sherdal-, by a strange coincidence
that Europe and America alike rank Gen Grant for mere
sn,ary gcnn scarcely so high a. either Cen SHERMAN
or Gen. Slcrdan while the man whom nine out OF every
ten Amcr in tho military seryie or ont OF i regard
A. tho grcat soldier on ths N.thsra sS 1e t o our onr
sido Of the Atlantic Gen. Sherman, on tins sue the
most admired Of a hardly gets all ae cro os he e
leader o ho march to the sea, and Is seldom rcnen-
bered that he alone from the very first understood APP
Struggle in which the United sl.ies were about to
Of Of s ssy days. %"' and military ua hcres called
for levy Of 1000 men Cen Sherman yainy
ne asked for 2JoO)) soldiers for operations in his
district alone ana was aushed at AMI called madmah
in his country. How e he was understood IN
England is shows; by the fact that: almost sn up
cess, tho strcs OF military operations which eumi.
na:cl Savannah and which arc noT pr3ysa ~ every
been ono connected ongpropared ana SymmssrIba a
r,Irrat of a discounts ed and HOPELESS commalder.
Nearly al,no among oar contemporaries we hsi the op
posito view. Perhaps tho sudden fame whcn zen.
sherman acquired N Europe partly du" TO the
amazcmont caused by the discovery that wnerc peopo
supposed he had been surprised W defeat Ie Mo- Sihpy
Dccn organizing victory.