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TOWNSHIP MEETINGS,

The Republicans OF the different Townships In
the City and County arc requested TO meet Al
their respective places Of meeting on
SATURDAY EVENING, l4th inst-'
In tho city At " o'clock, and afternoon In tho
country at o'clock, for the purpose OF nominal
ING candidates for township Offices and TOT Ap'
pointing delegates toa
COUNTY CONVENTION,
To be hold on MONDAY, tho l6th int, at inc
Court House Of the county alto A. ~, for inc
purpose Of nominating candidates for tho LeS'''
Isturc and delegates to Convention 1870,
Republicans OF Washington TIP. afeFequo''su
IN meet al Vlgilant Engine House; u..s Me-
=" Madison Tp. at City Hall, over "a "ard MAT
~ Sav m AT Police Court Room.
ITnion I'm nj Atlantic Engine House.
centre Tn. at Guards II. and H. HOUSE
Webster TIP. at School House.
Richie TIP. at School House.
Liberty Tp. at Maxwell s Tavern:
iTriAdolphiA To. at Frank Lawson Q TaVSGh'
RIchland To. at Burners School House
Let there be good turn out ofour friends
BY order Of -, .,,,,,,,,,,,Dp
HENRY WALLACE, Chr;
n. l.. HILL, SeC'y, ocIV
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The estimates of direct losses by the
appalling calamity at Chicago are liable
to be exaggerated. 1t is not possible to
estimate the individual suffering which
these losses will cause; nor can any ap-
proximate estimate be made of the indi.
rect losses-the failures first Of insurance
companies, then of merchants who are
burnt out, then of their creditors, and the
losses of the banks which, in all the
money centres of the country, have loaned
largely upon Chicago property. The
great destruction of properly will be dis
tribuled all over the country, and every
part of the Union will share in the COM
mon suffering, the first and heaviest blow
OF which now exclles the general sym
pathy.
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NOTICE u.
TO BRITISH CLAIMANTS

With reference TO my notice dated July 10, 1871,
requesting subjects Of Her Britannia Majesty to
send TO me particulars Of claims which they may
have upon the United States Government, arls.
ing out Of acts committed against their persons
or property during the period between the 18th
Of April, 1851, and the 9th Of April, 1865, inolu-
SlVe, aud which yet remain unsettled, hereby
give notice, that the Commission appointed ui:
der the 18th Article Of the Treaty Of Washington
Of May s. 1871, for the settlement Of such claims,
held their first meeting on the Goth ultimo, and
that, in accordance with Article XIV Of the
Aforesaid Treaty, every claim must he presented
TO the Commission within ak months from that
date.
Claimants are accordingly requested 10 file
their memorials At my Office, TOs Fifteenth street,
with as little delay as possible.
BY order Of the Commissioners, tho said me.
MORALS must be in print. and twenty copies
thereof furnished for the uso OF the Commission.
Such claimants as may desire copies Of the
rules as laid down by the Commissioners, for the
guidance Of claimants in the presentation OF their
claims, can obtain them by application to me.
HENRY HOWARD,
H. y. M agent Jor Britsh Claims.
7O3 Fifteenth street, Washington, DC,
October :, 1871. ociOdAw
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ON MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF ToR YoUNd MEN from the
effects OF Errors and Abuses In early llfd. Man.
heod restored Nerv0dS debility cured. Impedi.
ments TO Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment, New and remarkable remedies. Books
aud Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Oci2
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THE ROAR OF CANNoNl

Across the Atlantic affects not Uncle Samuel
lie attends 10 his toilet as usual. Spying few
gray hairs on his venerable eGpIt, what does he
dol He resorts at once TO the only article OF lis
kind in the wide world which Ia at the same time
sATE and PHRVEcT, In other words, TO
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
guaranteed harmless by ProEaCTrroN and other
distinguished chemists, and the most popular
dye In America, because It imparts the most nat.
ural shades OF color with the greatest certainty
and in the shortest space OF time. This famous
article has
SPIKED THE GUNS
OF all It's wouId.be rivals, and Is now master Of
the situation. As a dressing after dyeIng, use
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERVATTVE
OCplAw
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New a Advertisements.


~ FOURTH ST. NJ. B. CHURCH
49, Preaching tomorrow, Sunday, ~ the
pastor, DR.. WestwOOd, ~ 10Y 4. \. and ?. n
Public cordially invited. In the evening, the
"SchOol Fard and vs. DiriSton," will be eonald-
cred. 0el4
- ENG. LUTHERAN CHURCH
BSA John street. All seats Free Rev. A.
W. Lilly, President Lutheran Board Of Church
Extension, will occupy the pulpit tomorrow.
Combination and communion services at l0k A.
n. Grand Sunday School meeting at > o'clock
blackboard lesson, The LAborers IN tho Vine
yard Evening sermon by Rev. A. W. Lilly.
Ocl3
NoCoA AND CANE MATING,
OF all widths, at Reasonable Prices. Also full
assortment Of CARPETS and FURNITURR,a at
g. MRNDEL, BOOTH g. cos,
ias MAIN STREET.
FLAas'
a5 GROSS FLAGS.
Just received and for sale by
s. s. BLOCH,
ocl4 Ill Main Street.
MORE OIL CLOTHS,
Nl RUG OIL CLOTH PATTERNS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, .r
STAIR OIL CLOTHS,
Greater variety and handsomeF patterns, last re-
''' HUBBARD 3 BROS,
ocl4 Furniture Dealers, SO and IS Market st..
CLOCKS,
OF every size, shape and style, ono and olgAt
day, spring and weight, OF l0l Market street, be-
low N Lure House, the place for Clocks, Watches,
Jewelry. SpectRcles, silver Ware, &C.
az Fine Watches, Clocks, Jowelry, &C., 70.
pl ocPil and "''''H'se oxrosY 4'pUggIELD.
.MTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN,
EMPLOYMENT IN THE EVENING As sOuEEEEpER.
Address, APPLICANT,
ocl4t Care this Ohlce.
GOSHEN CHEESE, nt1 a,..6
Just received, 90 Boxes New York Goshen
Cheese,
ocl4 Corner Market aud Quincy streets.
A TMORE'S MINCE MEAT.
80 Tubs Atmoro's Celebrated Mlncc Meat .
Just arrived at the corner Of Market and Quin-
cy streets. ocl4
HOMINY.
IL 20 Bbls new White Flint Hominy and
r.. j. sMYTH.
OCll Corner Market aud Quincy streets.
nor SALE-A NUMBER OF I'M.
IL PROVED lands In West Virginia, convent
ent to railroad and river.
Woodlands In every section OF the State,
A Brick House on Centre streets t"
Two Houses on Hampden street.
A small frame dwelling on llampden street, by
Ocl4 W. v. lIOGE b BRO.
FALL AND WINTER OPENING
-OF- 49,.
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Hats & BOnnetS

j, L. WALTERS, No. lG1 Main street, would
respectfully inform the ladies OF Wheeling and
vicinity that his regular Fall and Winter Opening
Of Trimmed Hats and BOnnets, will take place
TO-DAY AND EVENING, commencing at 5
O'Clock this morning. OcIl
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COSTLY FUNERALS.
The Protestant Clergy Of Wheeling
Recommend More Simplicity.

A Suggestion Worthy the Attention
of the Whole American Public.
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~ FOURTH ST. NJ. B. CHURCH
49, Preaching tomorrow, Sunday, b. the
pastor, DR.. WestwoOd, at 10Y 4. \. and :. \.
Public cordially invited. In the evening, tho
"SchOOl Fund and vs. DirisiOn," viii be eonald-
arsd nalA
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ANNOUNCER RNTs,

lS& WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
49, announce 4. N. JoHNtToN az eandl.
uI netn Vt '"o oince OF Justice Of Clay Township.
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GheQnteIli8encer:
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1871.

OFFICE: No. 10 Quincy Street.
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The cholera has been checked in Con.
,tantinople.
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Special Notices.
HOME MEDICIN e.

DR.. A. 8. Todd's Liver Pill,
Dir. A, 8. Todd's Liver Pill,
DR.. A. =. TOdd's Liver PHI,
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N. l.. HILL, ssc'y,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-09
U. ). Circuit Court Calendar.
TUESDAY. August s, 1871,

TUESDAY. August >, lofl.
Court met pursuant to adjournment
present, Stephen J. Field, Justice l,
S. Supreme Court. and f. w. Hlllyer,
L. s. District Judge.
C.. p. r. X. Co. vs.. J. V. b. Dyer;
demurrer submitted on briefs.
Henry Fusier, Sr., vs.. George /
Lamon; demurrer argued and sub
mitted.
United States vs.. John Kelly ct ais.
Judgment by default against the de
PENDANT Kelly.
A. Il. Saben, assignee, VS.. Charles
Connor; argued and submitted.
Hupp Il Lansing vs.. Eureka Con
solidated Co.; demurrer Withdrawn,
and 20 days given to n>wer
George T. Marye W. Denis Driscoll
ct al; demurrer confessed, and leave
grained the complainant to amend his
bill.
Cole Silver Mining Company VS..
Virginia and Gold Hill Wafer Com
pany: motion to dissolve injunction
argued, and parties given until 18Th
instant to file briefs.
A. Z. HotaIing vs.. ". c. Power;
dismissed at cost of complainant.
Several cases were passed and a
number continued for the term.
Court adjourned until IL a. m. to
morrow.
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THE BEST CHANCE GET.-A grand
musical festival will be given on the
18th of August, at Brooklyn, Alameda,
county, California, at which $50, 900 in
gold coin will be awarded to ticket
| holders. There are 2,l66 ~priZes-one
chance in %. The prizes range
from s. up to $4,000. The profits are
to be devoted to a public library,
County Hospital, General School
Fund. a Fire Department. and to the
| four churches of Brooklyn. This is
the most liberal schedule Vet offered
the pubic IN this coast, and the man
ayers are thoroughly responsible.
koppel Il Plat, %clothiers, corner of
South Carson and Third streets, are
agents for the sale of tickets in this
city.
WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.-J. F.
Boardman & Co.-GentS: | have USED
all the While Sage Hair Restorative
which you so kindly sent me, and on
receipt of this letter please send me
six more bottles. l have used several
kinds of highly recommended Hair
ReStoraliNeS, but none of them have
had the same beneficial effect a. yours
in preventing the falling off of the
iIdii, nv ISSboi ~ ht" IL al
its original strength and b~rilliancy. !
AXE great pleasure i'll recommending
it to the public. Yours, etc,
JOHN 5. MAYHUGH.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by our
agent. r.. Fred. Brooks, news dealer,
etc., Carson City, Nevada.
NorICE.-L. p. Frisbie being about
to visit the Eastern States, requests his
| patrons to ome to his assistance. All
indebted to him will confer a great
favor by calling at the Captains office
md making settlement before the 10Th
instant.
FRESH FRUTT.-James J.. Mandle
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps Oh
hand all kinds of confectionery, no
ions, fancy goods, cigars. tobacco,
.oys, etc.
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coRnErr -HousE-coRBErr BROTHERS, PRopRIEroRs
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THE orators OF IRELAND
Just Published The Greatest M.
ttonal W Ork Of the Age! I
The Household Book of Irish Eloquencs

CONTAINING THE FINEST EFFORTS OF
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Price, free by mail. Sc.
From the Irish World
Here We have the words a the immortal QCun-
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phIlipphcs Of Grattan: the keen. sparkling VIZ /
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tire It t., b. permitted to roam free through this
vast and varied II Id Of th"ught, The two cov5s
nf this book incIus- the reflections OF the greatest
men of our race; and he who possesses the work
may commune at pleasure with their graudest
IDEAS.
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RoBBED.-A mar who occupies a
cabin "A short distance this side the
Mound House was robbed of $50 a few
nights since. Billy Shotwell, alias
Hamilton, the California burglar, was
hanging about the cabin the day pre-
ceding, his character being unknown
to the occupant. During the day.
Uncle Mack (the man robbedl had
occasion to use some money, and took
his purse from the pocket of coat
hanging in the cabin. and after getting
the amount required dropped the purse
containing 800 back into the pocket
-Shotwell being present at the time.
That night Uncle Mack was compelled
to make numerous visits to the sage
brush. and during his absence on one
of these occasions the money was
stolen.
BEAUTIFUL y ARTIsTIC.-John d.
kersey, at the Ornsby House, has
four pieces of worsted and needle
work to be disposed of by rattle a
sofa pillow cover. a parior rug a fold
ing chain cover, and a pair of slippers
which for beauty and artistic taste
and finish We have rarely seen
ttiuditu- Inc artltItS NtHc louI pIlLe>J
are put up at SO. n 81 per ticket-the
highest throw to nave first choice, and
50 on i'll succession.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The Second Jul
dicial District Court in and for Ormsby
county. Judge c.. y. Harris on the
bench, met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. The grand juryInen were
---- - -
sion WAS devoted to the setting of the
caltn lar. which will he published in
these columns to morrow. The Court
adjourned until 10 o'clock a. IN. to-
morrow, Thursday.
LUsH.-Constable Hodkinson yes
terday picked up a dray-load ~ofbea>tly
in~toxication in front of the express of
flee and hauled it up to the County
Jail. We did not learn the name of
the mass, but 1t looked horrible as it
lay piled up on the jail floor like a
green COW skin care.essly thrown
aside.
LETTER RETURSED.-Fred. Turner,
postmaster of this city, has received a
letter sent from his office some time
since and addressed: "Mr. Joachim
McAbbee, Illinois county. Indiana,
box 800" The letter has been floating
around through the Western States for
some time, and has been returned for
more definite direction.
GRAND JURY. Seventeen grand
jurymen We're sworn in yesterday,
and organized by the election of b. III.
Meder as III The iury will
probably remain in session until its
work is done.
PERsoNAL--Hon. Il. B. Shamp of
Washoe Valley. and Colonel John c.
Lewis of the the Reno Crescent. were
i'll this city yesterday-both looking as
obese as ever.
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FOR SALE!

= 600 LBS OF CHOICE RIPE CURR ANT
AsUUO for sale. at the Garden of DR.. X. q
sHARr corner of Nnsser and Minnesota streets.
c rson CITY. The Cur ants will be picked fresh
from the bushes and furnished to order, jyen
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ARRIvFS.-FrOm the c. T. Railroad and
WaShoe at & a. m.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. IN.
at 1 p. IN.
From Lake Bigler at 1 p. m.
DEPARTS.-For WaShOe and c. F. Rail-
rOad at : p. m.
For Dayton. Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 4 p. m.
Fol Genoa, Pine rove and Aurora at
8 IA. IN.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. m.
Mails close half an hour before stages
leave.
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GRAND JURY. - Seventeen grand
jurymen were sworn in yesterday
and organized by the election of b. III.
Meder as foreman. The jury viii
probably remain in session until its
work is done.
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Hon Stephen J Field, s F Jas g Che-ley. sacram'o
Aug l Bowie, Jr. II Hoppin, Nevada
4 B ameron. Gold Hill John hanson. Empire
Mr. Dagu- & chm. Aura " n Leete, Virginia
J s Sammons, San Pran L II Dyer, Reno
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Arrivals at the Hotels.
ST. cHARLEs-GEoRGE rufLr, PROPRIETOR.

J d Lobdell Big Meadows J J Poor. Reno
: II shannon, Walker K W + Brown, oregon
J VI Shannon, Gold Hill Thomas swan, LAKE b.
b Gelatt, GENOA
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TO MILL MEN!

1870 r" 1900 :, o., b . . "ap t. T nshIs,;
Metal-for sale. Apply at this Office i4nediately,
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From the Irish World
Ss-Agents wanted for the above great work.

LIFE OF GEN THONAS F. MEAGHER: His
political and milit,Iy career, with Sc 'ection>
from his speeches and VT tings ny Capt. "
+ Lyons. Beautifully bound, with an excellent
portrait. Price, s.. so
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

HAVE IN MY CHARGE A LIMITED U
Der of thu 1861 statutes of the Territory OF
Nevada, which l viii sell IN reasonable terms.
:. LINN.
Carson City, May 10, 1871. py2rn
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CHRONOLOGICAL.

Thcrmometrical observations, made from
O'Clock IA. m. to Is O'Clock p. m, by k.
c. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. ,. South
Carson street:
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Either of the above sent free. by mail, on r ceipt
of . 10. OF both for S1o currency. By express,
c. o d. Address TIibS H.
General Agent, Nevada li'y, Cal.
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CHALLENGE IN A CHURCH.

Pistols and Coffee with Move! surroundings
A scene In the Rev TaimaKe's Eabernacie.
Last night Mr.. Talmage's tabernacle in
Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn, was the scene of
two tabeauX. 1t had been announced tor some
time that a musical tableau was to be performed
at the church last evening, and gooaly crowd
gathered in the little edifce soon after the hour
announced for the commencement of the per-
formance. The audience no doubt
EXPECTED GREAT THINGS
from Mr.. Morgan, their clever organist but they
were utterly unprepared for the second
'TableauX," d" with which they were to be re-
galed during the evening, which, if not
exactly as pleasing to the ears as the former
one, was, at least, much more exciting. 1t does
not often happen, indeed we are not aware that
it ever happened before that gentleman po-
litely intimates to his adversary that ''he can be
easily found" in church, but unfortunately forits
staid frequenters, Mr.. Talmage's Tabernacle is
destined to be, if not the first, at least one of
the few religious edifces in which the glove has
been thrown down. Up to certain point in
the performance last evening all went as merry
as a marriage bell, until the entrance of rela-
tive of Mr.. Talmage. Mr.. Valentine occu-
pied seat in the church, all of which, accord
ing to the special discipline of the fold, are
''free." The reverend gentlenan's relative,
it appears, has a special desire for the
very seat which Mr.. Valentine occupies,
and some words passed between them. The first
intimation which the audience got of the second
'tableau" just about to commence was this noisy
recrimination, which became gradually more
violent. 1t ended in magnificent climax.
Words few from the lips of the combatants with
the rapidity OF lightning, and at length Mr..
Valentine started up and shouted:-'Mr. Tai
mage or any of his friends can find me any
time" The audience was thunderstruck and
as seon as they recovered their equanimity,
cried:-
''PUT HIM OUT
Mr.. Tamage's vrtuous indignation soon sub
sided, and the performance went on.
We may now expect to see any day irate
gentlemen ordering pistols and coffee for two
within the sacred precincts. When the "ta D
leauX" are advertised to come off in the big
tabernacle for the future, it will be a matter of
uncertainty of what particular nature the tab
leau'' Is to be, and whether it would be well to
go provided for all emergencies.-N. Y. Telegram
last eUenin0
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FROM .NEW JERSEY.

Conviction of Oae of the Camden Rioters.
Special Despatch to The BUening Telegraph
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 4.-The case of United
States vs. Francis Souders, one of the Camden
rioters, engaged in preventing negroes from
voting on the Sth of November last, has been on
trial here for the past three weeks. The jury,
after being out about fourteen hours, agreed this
morning upon a verdict of guilty.
Tho Camden RiOters-The Case of S0nders
TRENTON, Feb. A.. The trial of Francis Sou
ders, constable of Camden county, charged on
three indictments with preventing colored voters
from exercising the elective franchise at the
late election in Camden county, was closed this
morning, the jury coming into court at eight
o'clock, with a verdict of guilty on the first and
third counts, which charge him with interfering
with the lire of colored voters who awaited
their turn to reach the ballot box.
The second count, charging that Souders
jnterfered with three colored voters just before
the ballot-box was broken and destroyed, was
thrown out The jury were out since II 80 A.
NJ. Yesterday. Twenty one indictments for the
same offeDse remain 10 be tried. The next case
is that of James s. Henry, justice OF the
peace The highest punishment for the otfense
of which Souders was convicted is a fine of five
hundred dollars and three years Imprisonment.
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- u w ~ ~ n ~ i Il u ON
TO-DAY'S CABLE NEWS.
The Paris Food Supply.
England PrOffers Aid 10 France.
The Prospects of Peace.
Address Of the Emperor William.
The Great Armistice.
Full Text Of the Agreement,
ID o NJ z S ETC Affairs
The Capital RemovaIQuestio
Etc, ETC.. ETC.. ETC.. RStc
FROM EUROPE.
England and the Paris Food supply.

EnRiunu Huu tno turtb r0Ou Supply
LONDON, Feb. 3.--The Foreign Office an
nounces that an offer has been made to Count
Bismarck and NJ. Favre to place English re-
sources at their disposal for the supply of Paris
with food, the arrangements to be under the
superintendence of the French and German
agents.
Address of the Emperor to the Prussia Diet.
BERLIN, Feb. 3.-The President of the lower
house of the Prussian Diet read to that body to-
day reply from the Emperor to the loyal and
congratuletory address presented him upon the
occasion of his assumption of the imperial
crown. The Emperor expressed his thanks to
the Diet for the sentiments declared in their
address, and fervent hope for the peace and
prosperity of the new empire. Though there
is now" he says, ''some prospect that the severe
struggle into which Germany was forced will
soon be finished, it can as yet only be con-
sdered that there is ground for the hope of
re-estabishment of peace. 1t is not impossible
that the war will continue, and great sacrifices
still be necessary from the German people"