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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-29

@ieca, ..6atrifant uao Staensrcrneter. TT.
SabM, sGrst tes Sclepbiaii@sn 9nfifutS uap
S&Attserertnster. 81. SsinBs, 8aufmann. u.
psami&, aaufmann, s. yen 9cislt, @ntSbe
flyer. 9unsblut, Saiisratb anS Sabtperrrene-
ter. u. 5aeobi, Yu6bantlsr Or. 9auHs, grst
teS ginren;. SpitaIs. Tr. pisd, Qsbrfr her Steal
l6uIs 1. Orb. Sol. 1inssnS, gpsprat- antwolt
unb Stattserertnstcr. 6rdnS yin9snS, 6abrifaRt.
Sietsr 3cnbsiri, @pctifar unb Staetpsrprrnrter
Ssrm. Wpubsim Gaafmaua. 2srnb. Mcns
bsinr, aauimann. Or. Sol, Ialsr, Gjymna-
fall Sbsrtfbrer a 3. II. StabtYtrrrtnstsr. j.
Radsu, 6arbsrsitshBsr Inb Stattperrrenetsr
lambert Neumapa, 8aufmana anb Startssr-
prtstsr. s. g8. HiTtn, 8entnsr. s. 8. Sier,
aaufmanu. ". S9lsins, 2u6fabrifaut unr
StattssrprtucteG Gr. Stratsr ar;t unp Statt-
ssrurrnesr. S. N. S@sfsr, 8aufn,ann. g.. 8.
S6srpisr, &sntnsr unb Stattssrcrtnstsr. 'B.
S. StrpnL 3udfatri!ant unS StattYsrortnstsr.
e. 3immsrnanu, 5abrifant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-29
Bur Gbrenrettna9 Der Ssiaitsn.
CKsne Grflarung S9encr 8arser.

0rseniibsr hem Salit uub len Infsintunasu,
trslds ipieeerum in iinsaer 3eit namsutlid Der
grptsfantsntas 81 Oarmfatt icpis bic Scr.
iammluns Der Neu- yretsitantsn IN Riin1sn &C.
gen bic 0sisal9aft 9slu bsfuntsu, balttn mir
uns scrpRi9tet, Der erfanntsn Wabrbsi, fir psl-
dc mir psriSnIi@ s%inlteten, hermit Sfenti9ss
3eusnib ;a ssten.
3una9f baltsn mir earan fst RAP ss sbsnIs
~unbsfast ais unserantpcrtli& H. tpun Gin Der
Gin spm Staats ssrlanst hab bsrltIts untfr gsr-
lesuas hes gersinsseiesss sssea cine antsrs
gsreinisuns sSrssbt bic gu ibrsr grifsns psnis-
fens baHtIss &s9t bat mic tr itltsr ; fsrnsr tae
cine Ginmii6uns zines NiGt. 8asplfsn in bic in.
nrrtn a~useIsssnbeiisn Der faBplilasn air9s aIs
cine untsfuste anmabuns Won istsm aatbrlifen
snti&isbsn ;uridsupeiien N; ater frsi BON aIsr
8einti&aft sssen YsriSusn, wini9sn @ir ELLEN
bic @abrbeit unb wslen % ni6t untsrlaGen fir
unisrn Sbeil Iiersu ttitrasene, tasjsniss mas
mir aus sissnsr lansiabrissr Grfabrans wiTeu,
uassi4tut aussuiprs&en.
Seit benz Sabre 1851 baben mir bic Batter Der
@eital9aft Ssfu in unisru gatrfatt aadsn
pirisn isbsn, anb saes, mas mir non linen &C.
isbsn uns ssbSrt unb iont in grfabruns setra6t
batsn, ss mar ni&t bic gsaatisuno ssTsL mas
ibrs 5sints uns scn linen slauben MAIDEN ipcl,
len. Nsin-taS baten pH nidt ktltStist sefun.
ben; pVbl attr mar uns has gauge 3stsn, Sty-
Zen unt WirFen tielsr Wanusr, mic Is sTen
lieof ssr infer 9lner Yuaen ieGbrenb cner Reibe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-29
springbroof, Sa6fon 60 Soma,
Hes. is, 1871.


Wtrtbe IS a%tttte"!
Ssuts mill ib Dir aud sinmal stpas Grfrsas
liasS ron unfsrsr ct ptttrs @ en- sinbe
mslten. esBtsn Mpntas namIi9 battsn mir sas
bpbs Slid, unisrn uftnIsissnsn SssIicrser, mad
psm mir f9Sn 70 man9ss Sabr uns seiptni ba-
tsu, fsfli6t ~ empfanssn. Scnn.ae Atene
tra6ts his frSbli9e gpti&aft, rap Der brdmtirfi'
sc Serr am @entas frmmen WIRE; lrslsif or
tpntsn gSasrl9aes iibsr Berg une Sbal bic frsbs
aunts su ssrtrsitn. @sssn sf ubr am @rn-
nag mcrssn n,adts ttnn aud her bpdp. Batter
Splssb, in Ssslsituns elmer S&aar Yeritiensr,
bic ibm sntsessn st,sstn warsn, feline Srideinan9
bel her STRIDE, alwo CT nit sinsm i6Snr, VieSe,
scn einem gbcr unitrn 9iaHausr @emsinte-
Mitslisssr, tspiafsmmnst wurts,
Sn Der 8irHe ansefsmmen, bitIt her bs4p.
5err cine bsrsIi9s anrtts an tas ssrlammelts
Boil, psrin CT bic ssssnltitissn gaittsn swii8sn
grisltsr unb gfarrssbSrisen in tersttsn @rrten
bdsusttte ; tarauf ~icrttrts or bic san;e @emtin'
be auf nit ibm 81 fsben ;a @ett hem Batter fsr
S%armbnvisstit tab 81 ibm araft uns Starfs
nSse strlsibsu, iein bsiIiass unb i&~erss gmts &C.
trtuIid ,u sermalttn, 70 mic aud, tab CT uns or
Itu9tm mOse, tamit mir uns immsr ais ireIr, &C.
bsrfame Sinner her bi. air6e unferm seiali6en
Batter sssenGter ~tswsifen.
@rce ii unlsr aaer 5rsass, RAP sntlia be,
5immtl infer 5lsbtn srbSrt unt tinen
5irten seiantt bat, her uns aaf bic quite @aiss
fibre! Can't ia tauitntmal Danf unitrm bod
wiirtisfsn perm gil9st Der i9 unisr anssncm-
msn anp tsn bp6w. Batter 9sisrb seianst bat!
Ianf atsr aud alien Semen, welds auf ~unsissn-
nisise Weife l6 fir unire @smeinre an bSberer
Stsas pefpanttsn unb sieie sliidli9s @entaus
in ~anleren firtli6en InssIssenbeitsn beRsi fib-
rea balfcn.
NSss her siitise Simmsl IS 9etcn, taS infer
Sedw, Sesllrrser redt riels Sabre in nm
lertr glitts wirse dnc an lsinsn YfarrscbRriseu
INNER nur 5reuee srlste
Ties tsr 9Euulb TcinsS gtcnnenten
Z. N.-r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-29
9ete bes Morts, 5adlrn Gp., Jn
Hebacttpn +.

Wertbe Hebactipn,
Hsbmsn Sie sS mir nitt libel, PER- &eeactrur,
wsnn id Sis sriu6e, fpIsents paar 3silen in
Sbrs D@a;stts" aufsauebmsn Weias ati6t 1T
Is nSmli6, Sbuen uns SIREN esisrn Gin Bib,
genn aud ntr sin ldpadss, sen ct. Dpna,
tus unt llmsetuns 81 ,eidaeu,
Ias nistlids Staetdsn st Donatu@
lisst in 5sts hes @srts 9epnlbips, in einem
r~si;sntsn unb fru6ttaren Sbaie, m her Bellevue
dubuque Straes, une an hem Sete hes Msrts
6lube. GS bat sini9e @rccerie- u. OrY.@ree-
StprsS, msbrsrs S9misee- unb Bassn : gSsrfs
fattsn unt cine ltSne Mabimible. 8elpnesrs
isbsnswsrtb il bic srrbe pflus- u. Wa8sn.
8akrif hes Serrn HidelaS airden, aus hsIen
Wertatten tie eetissenfsn @rteitsn bersprse-
ben. Die yra. Office st D~puatus" ii
nod ,,sius Stifans" mlerss, chen 70 beilismdbi-
Gen ais frrmmsn SiIdsfes, 3oras, isIissn
9lntenfsns. Iislelts ittbt anttr Der gnfi9t BIS
9ru. 9idplas arisr, psl9er saslsi9 Gin ~tepsutsu-
hes Glsnpaarsu- inb @rceeris- @si&aft fabrt,
Hsilsnes fnesn bel 5srrn arisr elm sutss Saus,
aufmsrflams Yssisuuua uette, frtuntli6e 3im-
nisr unt mas lsnf nod gum Comfort tss qstsns
ssbSrt.
HSrtIi9 Ron bier, auf elmer fleinsn anbbbe
Iisst bic IatbVil&s int sctbii&sn Yauiyle srtauts
air6s.s Sbr sar Ssis srbstt i& has prS&tise
Tfarrbsus uut Gin penis iretsr nod bic bsrrIi9t
3iasemis. Tisis II in ibrsr Yaaart msinss
Wi1tns, bic i@Snfs tsuii@e Afattmis sss san.
gen Wsrb.N efens. Taram n9utab!" Dor
WSnnsrn, bic % serltsten, fSl6e Nnaalttn ms
9sbtu ~ rufeRl Die cage terisItsn IL cine SurS-
aus seianee unp naIsrii@s! I'm ibrsr Nprtleite
trbtkt f& tia romantitss nit eaubwsrf altr
art tspa&tnss, betss asttta.G stirss sIeitiam
ais S9usmausr ssssn eiiss Wsrtpintsp nab
rtnt aa1 Sab unb Ust has Ause cine frsir
Musl9t stnis6t itsr has bsrrIi4s lbaI wsl6ss
am Gues tts gsrsss f& austreitet.
Der llntsrri9t wirb srtbsilt ron ben S9ws-
tsrn de Notre Dame, tsrsn ~etiiansen im Saul.
fade bsrsits turd gan, amsrita rabmIi&f an,
trItManS s~efanetn baten.
Aatbclil8e, teatl&e Gltsrn aSsen tieS tebsr,i
8sn uab fd biele teatlds SS9tsrfHule
In ct. D~saatas mrrten. Aud snaIilGs
grSuIsin isnnsn f& aamsIpsn. @as BIC ssr-
t&isstnm esbrfa&sr bsti6t 70 wsrss i9 sariibsr
aud ftinsr 3sit in Der u@aytk" ktriSku.
N. D. Cbmsbl ibr (iS&ksi9ulO iin
ylSBdsn int Catholic Almanac" ssaSnnt mar,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-29

fctrsbeit gewilirr Wcniden nit Stiae
Id,rrisen Rerseben. pelde ia eiasu. ana
besen &anee Gurppa'S iid In unwdrcisee
&eiie nuR rel, Hsseln unb Ger @emsiasS
idaft bpr fatbpliiden Stride sutfcsatn
une NIT SGriitsn vol Srrtbdmern u. 2iis
srn, nat GrnsreiIen bic fe untsr it5 bal
ten, iId pfen Se9en bic Iutoritat res
bpdjIgiliSen bfumeniidsn %tieaniiden
Gp,Nils aufebnsn iopie aesen IRE
&ahrbsiten rnp 0lautensartifel, weld,e
.crit aufseteat u,b reiairt pprren iinc,
srRo Scrsi9li6 in b~elcnsfrr gSeiIe sessn
eie htdite unp ~sOlltansise @eValt rer
jurisdiction, ipslde Der rSMtlde Npntiz
fer, NadfplSer reS fl. Ystras, IN 5plsc
9Sttlidrr @abl iter RE 8arse STRIDE
ausitt, 10 ipte aud 9s9sn bic prdraSas
tipe rcr llnfrblbarfeit, tpelGe ibln IN Der
@usitunS ieirer 6unctipner ais pbertsn
Sirten nnp 9ebrer Der @laubissn merlies
ben 1T fir Die Ss1timnaas Der 9ebrer, 70
iid be;ieben auf @laubsn unb Sitten.
Sn Der Mbf5t bic Serfplsuns Der
wdtliden Wadte sesen bic fatboliide
Stride a~uf;useseri, temiben riefe SSbnr
res @ercsrbess iid in barissril6e @eis
ic renielben 81 be,peiien, SaS bic Derrete
res satieaRiIsm geneilS cine 9eranres
rung Der 3asrm Der alton &irHe beeeutri
unc bic tirgeaite 8eitaidaft sntbalten.
@as 1T ,rcfa ansereGter unb susletd
tbSrid,ter, aaS tiele 8 erleamsunsen ? @ir
baben iutefe, teausG sll bshauer,,, eab
leltt Wiatfr sepi1er &esiernnserl s,pn
ielden fasfd,ea GiuHlfterltsen .sefansen
unb nift bsadtenh, tas iie baS ,glaabise
Self tanipieen, ri1t sesSsert baben, tie
neuen Settrcr nit ibrem SduBe al ksS
tcdeu unb fa tn ibrer Gmpfruns IN err
muttises.
Saeem trir Gud abertieif llrlade rns
lerer SetribaiS in Der &trse mittbeilsn,
mGNen mir .seredtes Sob Zen treuen 8i@
lhSfrfi reHtlben 4anreS fpsnpfs,, unp be-
lpusfrS uniercm ebrpirpisen 8rueer,
rem Gr;bii1ofe BON Wiinden, hen mir
ticr ter Gbre baIter renncr, unp fie NIT
a~usaeseidncter 1labereinfimmunA be-
,runperirnsspircissr Tapferfsit unS in
aiis9Seidncsn Sdrften bic Sadie Der
@abrheit ser1beipisen. Ginen lbel bic
Ter Setipride aperren mir aud Der be-
merffnswemtea 5rSmmisfeit utS Relis
aiSitat teS GieruS unp teS 9l1ubisen
SclfsS III, apeldDe belize Ter Sorsfalt ibrer
5irtea 70 sorufTli9 entlpreden.
! llnfre Code it eS, ebr,rdrrise Sris
Ter, uniere Iusen unb @erseu gu
rem III crbeten, Der ms aleiu fie
nStbise SIlfe uai pen nSfbisen
Sdus sepibren fam. 2aet uaS alip
nidt aaft5real, Tag uip 9iadt rfa Oott
aueS ertameaS III bitten, tag CT turG
bic 9erhicnfe Selu Gbrifte ii1 pGrsieen
mSse, bieie serirrten Seelen su trieudten,
ramit iie ben Meruno %erfennen, hem iie
;utreibeu ulo obne 8erslis an ibr eptseS
6eil cenftn, pae or lsiner Stride In bie1tm
fardttarfn Streite BEN 0eit ter Sraft
unc hes Gifers sebe, uno MnSeiidtS Der
ear9ebradteil beili9en Werfs, BET Sriidte
ces @laubens unc Der Spfer Der Sc
redtsfeit Die @ufaaft Der SaseteS 5ei>
les beidleuni9s 40 auf ben 8uinen rer
SrrtbGm1 UNI Der @ieerleslidfeit
aud Der. 5riers wieper bldben ,perre, unp
no bic Stride ieinsr beilisen @aieftat ben
Sritut res 9stes nm peS Dantes ,ollen
mirr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-29

madt pe rod berti6s Jrrtitritte, mic bs8 aus
ZEN sablrridsn gnmeibunsfn neuey SGaisrins
neu srn nab unb fsrne an teifen 81 srisbsn ii {.
Gum Sdiubs ned Gin lGut.l. trtiniaiissS bp6
auf nnisrn yasa pins IN. MN
Giuem 6~iltcrnaleicr.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
TELEeRAPHIo NEWS ITEMS.

Southern Illinois 10 suffering severely from protrscted
drought. little having fallen in that April
last.
The Executive Committee of the American woman's suf
frsse hold annual meet
ing In Philadelphia, November ~ and ~.
In response to formal invitation from the citizens OF
Nashville, Tenn irrespective Of party senator schurx will
deliver address in that city, the 2h inst the
condition Of public Affairs.
-Rev. Charles NJ Fox, ID. D., rector OF the Church Of
Epiphany Chicago, died yesterday afternoon of malignant
csrUunce. DR. fcx from New York recently accept
the rectorshp OF the Church Of the Epiphany.
In shamburq, rs Yesterday morning two men were ap.
plying benxne TO the ceiling OF house. for the purpose OF
the benyine, badly burning the and burning
Mrs Schneider to death.
James Less Co.'S woolsn mill in the village Of Maple
Vile, L. destroyed by IRE Sunday evening The loss
@lO00 and insured Tor $s4 1t feared that
watchman who into the building with hre extin.
gulsher perished, a. he has not been found.
large OF watches and gold chains seized
In Bunalo yesterday by G. Doyle Superintendent tho
Runao CITY Police supposed have stolen either
Missouri Nebraska, burglar whose suppressed
Parties having lost such
to write to Superintendent Doyle without delay.
The seventh convention of the Cigar Makers In
aons Union met in Boston yesterday About hy dele
gates present. Medo Blend, of Toledo presided In
deverng opening addr urged all the cigar
their endcavois OF the obnoxious internal
repealed, closed by reeratug wish
pressed by that the association should secret
or mi
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

s.. LONDON, Sept. 4, 1871.
r. Queen Victoria is still indlsposed and confined to
the house.
MR.. GLADSTONE
. Mr.. Gladstone, In speech delivered at Whitby, on
Saturday, expressed his JOY that Engilshmen can
now look upon Americans as friends and said -
eve may now Indulge Tile hope tnat all c0ntroyer.
sles between the two peoples are settled.n Ia9
Mr.. Gladstone has gone to Wakefield. n
h ENGINEERS MASS MEETING D
mass meeting OF engineers was held at New
castle on-Tyne Saturday, attended by fully eight
thousand persons, at which It was determined to
insist upon the arrangement OF the term or labor OF
nine hours per day for six days In the week, fifty
four hours Ia ALL
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The 1nterna tonal Conference OF the Young Mems
Christian Association to-day. at Aldersgate, met.
Among the speakers were Messrs. Wetmore, OF New
York; Revell, or Chicago, ana Wannemaker, Of
Philadelphia, who gave statistics to show the pro.
gress OF the Christian Association In the United
states, and spoke with prlde OF the labors Of the
organization.
Hf NEW HOSPITAL.
The new st. Thomas Hospital will be formally
opened tomorrow.
eD ANOTHER STRIKE
A general strike OF the coal miners OF Northuni-
berland for higner wages Is imminent.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LospoS MoNEy MARKET.-LoNDoN, Sept <-<;so r.
NJ Cpns,s closed S3y< money the
United states 6vewenty bonds, 1852 ss1r 1885, old, sS
PARis MONEY MARKEf.--PARrs, Sept t-P. Nh Rentes,
D7f sac
LlvNRrooL CorroN MAsKrr.-LtvsHrooL, Sept 4
Ky r M,rh market closed hrn. M,ddng upands, gAd
sSsd middiing Orleans, yISd. 8Asd The sales OF the
speculation '~' -
LlynNrooL PROVISIONS MARxsr.-LtvsRroot, Sent.
-, bacon, s2s per cwt. FOR Cum berland cut.
LivEWroOL PRODUon MARKEE- FRPoOL, Sept. A.
Spirits pettoleum, lid. per gallon.
,.u..nu-I CorrON hovEhENTs
oI sept lArrved, ship koonnar, from Calves
toa ws $50. b,ss cotton bark Jane Young from
from New York Aasust y, with 2sS bales cotton.
fkAsNAfVkn nONtr MANKrr.--FRANKroRT,S Sept q
of 1861. S' ~ ." ~ Wv ''"s
Petroleum, g0l. Tor Hne pale American ~ 'p- "
Lospos rnopuGn mASEsr.-LosDoN, Sept 4-Even-
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
THE MASSACHUSETTS RAILROAD sLAUGH
TER,

Continuation Of the C0rOuer's IuvcstigatIOu-
Testimony OF tho Engineer OF tho Pullman
Train. ~
a9 BOSTON, Sept. L. 1871.
The inquest the Eastern Railway disaster
was resumed at Revere at two O'Clock
to day. The first witness examined was
A. 8. Brown. engineer OF the Pullman
train, who contradicted an important part OF the
evidence OF the Superintendent. Mr.. Brown said his
orders were to look out for the Saugus branch
train, and lntimation that the Beverly tram
was In his way. No signal light was nOisted at
Revere to warn him Of danger ahead.
rhe master nachlnist ack now lodged that only
old dfashiOned brakes were used on the cars on the
Eastern Railway and II patent brakes had been ap-
Piled the train could have been stopped in time to
prevent the catastrophe. The cars were set fire
by the Kerosene lamps used on the cars. No new
points ellcied, and the tlvest .tion was ad-
jOurned until Tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW yoax weaAlu.

BERLIN, Sept 4, 1871.
The Emperor william, after his interview at saz-
burg with the Emperor Francis Joseph, will 90 to
Munich. where he Is expected to arrive on Friday
or Saturday OF the present week.
PRINCE BrshARCKs NEPHEW.
Bismarck .Bohlen has been relieved from the gov
ernment OF Alsace and Lorraine and promoted to
the rank OF General.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

LONDON, Sept 4, 1871.
A despatch from Madrid announces that King
Amadeus, who. accompanied by his Ministers, left
the capital Saturday for tour OF the PROVINCES
has been received everywhere upon his journey with
great enthusiasm.
special despatch to the Standard from Spain
says that the progress or King Amadeus from Alba
cete to Valencia was one CONTINUOUS ovation.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

ROCHESTER,, Sept. 4, 1871.
The local Republican Convention was held In
this city tonight. The following Damed delegates
were chosen to attend the State Convention
Thomas Raines, Charles w. Briggs DE Witt &. Ellis,
AlOnzo L. MObbitt and John HOhensleln.
the Convention endorsed the administration or
President Grant, empharlcally denounced the nfu-
ence OF Tammany Han In every form and enthusi-
astlcay presented the name OF Thomas kanes as
q candidate before tue State Convention Tor tile
nomination Ol State Treasurer. The Convention
was entirely Harmonious
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
+ r "A N G e /.
The Disarmament Of the Ma
tiOnal Guard.
The Anniversary Of the Downfall Of tho EN-
pire- Military Precautions Investigation
on the Surrender Of Sedan.
ItlfGhAm TO 1Af new york HelAls.

.r1f PARIS, Sept. 4, 1871.
To-day, being che first anniversary Of the down.
fall Of the empire ana the proclamation OF the re.
public, military precautions were taken against
dangerous demonstrahons but the day has passed
on quietly, and no disturbances are apprehended
anywhere.
.en THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The disarmament OF the National Guards in the
cities OF southern France Will begin on the 10Th
inst. Troops have been concentrated at points in
the South In such q manner as 10 insure prompt
obedience to the law. AS soon as the disarmament
Is completed the state OF siege Will he raised.
THE DISASTERS OF FRANCE
In the Assembly to-day the Minister OF War In
formed the Chamber that the commission appointed
to Investigate the capitulations during the late war
would meet on the 18th inst. 1t would Investigate
events in chronological order, taking up the sur
render OF Sedan first.
NEWSPAPER TAX.
The bill providing for the tax on newspapers was
adopted.
A Terrible Railway Accident-The National
Assembly.
LONDON, Sept. 4, 1871.
A terrible railway accident occurred to-day IN
Northern France. Ten persons were instantly
killed, and an immense number injured.
NO VACATION UNTIL THE GERMANS ARE GONE.
The Times special despatch from Versailles says
there will be vacations of the Assembly until
after the evacuation by the Germans OF the four
departments surrounding Paris. tss tr
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
SEPTEMBER 3.

sEPrEMBER 5.
1sT0-NapoleOn arrived at Notwithstanding Ger
man armies began their march rom sedan
toward PARIS
ls62--General Mcclellan was roapp0inted to the
command oil the Army Of the Potomac, and
marched II against Lees army, which had
entered Maryland.
lseO--A meeting In favor OF German unity against
French aggression waa held IN Coburg.
t774-tlrst PrOvacia Congress met n rhiadelpella.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
HURRICANE IN THE BAHAMAS.
Three American and Two English Vessels
Wrecked-An Hands Saved
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Sept 4, 1S71
Advices from Arecibo report fearful hurricane
on the 22d ult. in the Bahamas. The American YES.
sells G. D. Rulre, q. v. Williams and Carolina, and
the English vessels Lady Bird and Nellie MOVE were
wrecked. All hands were saved. The British ves-
sci Hamlet lost Que man overheard.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
IN. Cburch Contest in Bavaria.

As Professor Friedrich, who. on account OF his
refusal to accept the dogma OF nalbinty, has been
accommodated BY the Archbishop OF Munich,
continues co exercise priestly functions. The Arch
bishop Is said to he about To adopt more stringent
measures IL Ia expected that ne Will place an In
tordict on the church IN which Professor Friedrich
Orlciated and excommuncale the AUTHORITIES who
sanctioned his pr0ceedingA
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

HONG KONG Sept 3, 1871.
A disastrous typhoon visited this Vicinity yester.
day Twelve vessels were driven ashore aud much
damage done on the lana.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Hsmmonia will leave this port ON
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg
The mails Tor Europe VIII close at the Post onfco
at half-past eleven O'Clock A. NJ
TnE NEw YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at naIf-past nine O'Clock IN the
morning.
single copies IN wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION MEETING.

LEAINITON, bcVI =, IoTI.
The falf meeting OF the Kentucky Association
commences on Monday next Several noted horses
have already arrived. The number of horses In
preparation for the races Is greater ever here
toiOre, and the sport promises TO be unusually IN
tereSting.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
THE INTERNATIONAL.
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Herald Special Report from
Paris. sv
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A Movement Fomentsd BY the International
for the Celebration Of the Anniysr.
p safy Of the Republic.
POWERFUL AGITATION I'M PARIS.
Tho City Patrolled Day and Night and
Large Military Force in tho
Dangerous Quarters.
THE INTERNATIONAL WORKING SECRETLY
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Draconic Orders Of the Military Disturbances
To Re Quelled in RI00d.
POWERFUL AGITATION I'M PARIS
THE INTERNATIONAL WORKING SECRETLY
DfaeoniC Orders Of the MilitarY-Disturbancr
To Be Quelled in Blood.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

We have received the following special
despatch from the HERALD correspondent at
the French capital -
PARIS, Sept. 4, 1871.
There Is great agitation among the danger
GUS classes in Paris. Last night and to-day
infantry and cavalry patrols have been pass
ing to and fro, through all parts of the
city, but in greatest number through the revo.
lutionary quarters Bellevillc, La villette and
Menilmontant m rsrt9 -
THE INTERNATIONAL AT WORK.
The government is informed of an intended
demonstration by the International Society on
the 4th of September (to-day), the ami
versary of the French republic. The military
authorities are on the alert, and have made
preparations to suppress any attempt to cele-
brate the day. o
THE TROOPS. 'r1f
There ere about sixty thousand troops dis
tributed all over the city. A very large force
is consigned to the barracks in Belleville,
where the population is said to be wholly
under the influence Of the International
Society.
f THE BLoUsEs. iI Lr.
Many blouses are idle, others have left
work as il by some preconcerted arrangement.
They are congregating around the mairies or
excitedly discussing in the wine shops whether
the celebration should take place in spite of
the interdiction of the government. Thus far
no crowds have collected, for as soon as
knot of malcontents is formed the police inter-
fere and dissolve it. snie 8a au
THE INTERNATIONAL WORKING IN sEoREOY.
Since the passage of the bill making it
punishable to belong TO the International the
influence of that society has been increasing
in secrecy. The approaching dissolution of
the National Guard is contemplated by many
with apprehension. 1t is feared that the
measure will throw large number of men
into the ranks of the International Society.
THE AUTHORITIES PREPARED.
The precautions of the government are 80
complete that the populace will, probably, not
dare to attempt demonstration. The orders
of the military authorities are absolute and
severe. Any disturbances would be quelled
in blood, as the troops have orders TO FIRE on
the first provocation.
THE INTERNATIONAL IN OTHER CITIES.
The cities of Lyons, Marseilles and Bor-
deaux, where similar demonstrations have
been arranged by the International, are also
filed with troops, and the government will
enforce everywhere the circular which It has
issued forbiddiug the celebration.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
lliesI.

ROBERTSON. Mott Haven, N. Y, on Monday.
September aG 10 O'Clock L. NJ. or typhoid lever,
HENRY II. RoBERTsON. in the 6sth year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
lFOr Other Deaths see Ei1hth Page.l
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Sept A. 1871
1t is oficially stated that Ministers Won Beust,
Andrassy and Hohenwari will assist at the Confer
ence OF the Emperors at Salzburg.
The Emperor of Austria leaves for that CITY to-
morrow.