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fureur !d'inquisition, incriminer le
gonvernement de Ia defense natio.
male, c'est dune part trainer en- jus.
tice Ia France inerte qui. ma pas su
reponsser l'invasion dun million
d'hommes. ct d'autre part reveler a
la lumiere les germes de dissolution
en- travail au sein de Ia democratic,
Ia rendre de plus en- plus snspecte
ct antipathique a la France ct aux
autres nations, ct enfin confirmer
dams Ia religion monarchique le
monde encore hesitant.
Veut-on d'autres lecons que celles
de l'experience personnelle de la
France2 Soft, voyons les Etats-
Unis. Dams une inspiration malheu.
reuse, le gouvernement am6ricain
traduisit devant lie senat federal,
transforme en- haute conr criminelle,
l'ex-president copfedere Jefferson
Davis. On Pacquitta ct on fit bien,
car le prisonnier du fort Monroe
etait devenu a ce point interessant
que lie Journalistic radical Horace
Greeley s'inscrivit pour cent mile
dollars an nombre des cautions de
l'homme d'Etat qui, detenu, etait un
embarras, condamne, fit devenu un
martyr, ct, libre aujourd'hui, a
l'heure meme oh nous ecrivons,
visite ses amis de Ia Nonvelle-
Orleans sans prodnire la moindre
sensation, sans EXETER Ia moindre
manifestation parmi le peuple qni
jadis l'acclamait avec tant de brnit
ct d'enthousiasme. Les lois dc
reconstruction ,des Etats dn Sud
sont IN antre chemin de traverse
que les Eta.s. Unis abandonneront
certaincment, car leur gonverne.
ment y pietine rainement ct
ny peut decouvrir une issue. Les
hommes sinceres qui ont voulu Ia.
bo,ition de l'esclavage ct cru neces.
saires les moyens employees an
m aintien de- Emancipation, com
mencent i s'apercevoir que le radi.
calisme nest qu'une banque yankee,
ct qu'ils ont etc de simples dnpes
en- approuvant ct glorifant des
measures de repression ct des lois
deception destinees a produire
finalement IN resultat diametrale.
ment oppose D celui qufls contem-
plaient dams lenr honnete pro-
g-amme. La politique indicative ct
penale fait son temps, car ellie est
desormais cans eficacite, ct celia nous
prouve que Ia monarchie don't ellie
etait le fond ct lessence. Ia tradi-
ton ct le legs. achieve veritablement
50 Tongue carriere, ct cede la place
i IA Repubiique, qui, etant lc gou-
vernement de tous. ma personnc 4
prosceire ct a punir.
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Jambcs await fais prcuve de got on h placant sous ID
gardc de Ia bette sept t6es plus terrible dcs ros
tres.
II arriva un beau matin ID vile capitals
Comme il promenat par los rues cherchant un moyen
dc penerer usquau il Wit deux scgneurs sortir do Ia
boutiquc dun orfssre.
II reconnut tout do suite Tord Chene ct Brse. .Meuc,
magre les habits magn6qucs don't lis etaent converts
Quand is current ourne 10 coin dc Ia ruo sapprocha
d6l'orfevre qui etait rest9 sur 81 porte
-Ces segnsurs ui dit nc sont.ils pas ocux qoi ont
delivre les files du roi
&c sont eux, eet repond lorsvrc OF lis vicnnent
de me commander IN travaif> >spi nest pas ase
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ideesubits. rts
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-Vous 4tcs dopc orfsvre t lautrc on souriant Vons
men aves pas l'air. =.
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Gsyant. :,
uno argent facer Files lss ont perdues route
ct on Went do m en- commander Do pareles Lc ro A.
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LES AVENTURbS De GAYANT
"A mon tour maintcnant dit-il.

"A mon tour maintcnant dit-il
Mais e'est en- vain quill s'6gosilla crier:
-HI A.haut! desccndes donc ID cordc:
La oorde ne desccndit plus.
Gayant ne fut pas mons surprs quafaig6 de 90 ache
abandon. Il s6tat Do suite apercu que Brise Meue ct
dChsne etaient dsux aufarons mais await 10 ccur
trcp hoones pour les croire capsbes dune parele no
ceuE.,s ssSAs#st s@ @-#esf
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% dodeinant dc y tete
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mes insructoos 10 vous fournira moyen De retoor
ner ll.haut. E# ~
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bronze, et vic paraire oscau moossrueux tros fOs
grand eomms age st qui pourtant n6sas ausrs quuu
eovbeau.
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FAUssE ROUTE
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Nous craignons fort que les chefs
du parti republican, en- France ne
s'egarent dams les traditions mo-
narclliques ct ne compromettent Ia
cause meme qui les passionne tant.
Que signifie en- effet cette demaude
d'accusation proposee contre les
gouvernements du 2 decembre 1851
ct du 1 septembre 1870? A quot
bon remuer lc passe ct SC retonrner
en- arriere, lorsque lie present est 81
conplique ct qu'on a devant sol
tant de difficulties 4 vaincre Ne
saurait.on enfin repudier les funes-
tes moyens des anciens gouverue-
ments ct renoncer une fois pour
toutes i l'inqnisition ct a Ia ter.
reur 7 Quot c'est toujours dams
rarsenal monarchique que Ia Re-
publique ira chercher ses conditions
d'existence C'est vraimenta don.
ter, a desesperer meme de 10 raison
humane.
La democratic fraucaise aurait
di s'instruire i ses depens, Sc sou.
venir de ses fautes, Sc rappeler
qua une epoque dedelire ellie devo-
ra ses enfants ct raviva dams le sang
dun roi reclat de Ia pourpre fsnee
dun tr6ne qui tombait de lui.meme;
ellie devrait voir qu'elle trebuche a
chaque pas contre l'ossuaire de SO.
ct retombe dams les fatales pratt
ques du regime auquel ellie veut
se substituer. Est.elle done 81 fai-
BILE, a.t-elle si peu de fol dams les
grands principles Inserts sur son
drapcau, qu'elle cit peur de-. prin-
ces decouronnes, des pretendants
errants, ct lui semblent.ils assez
forts ct assez redou tables pour me.
ritter "a colere ct So vengeance I
L'histoire pourtant lui enseigne
qu'on n'atteint pas ane forme poll
tique dams nm corps humain, qne 10
hachc dn' bourreau tombe dams le
vide. que 10 persecution ct Pexil
eatourcnt dune aureoie DANCE.
reuse les tyrans les plus detesta-
bles. Morte Ia bette, mort lc venin,
ct il ny . one les morris qui ne re-
viennent pas, orient les partisans de
ID violence. C'est le contraire quill
faut dire, ct les victimes de Ia
politique reviennent 81 bien, que
Napoleon III n'a et4 reellemept que
Napoleon Ter ressuscite par Ia foi
des masses. qui toutefois ne pm lui
donner 10 genie militaire de son
oncle. Demander l'extradition ct
Il mise en- jugement du vaincu de
Sedan, c'est lui reconnaitre une
puissance quill ma plus, c'est ira
WALLER 1 II lui rendge; ct dams cette
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L'ecrevisse, qui autrefois abondait en-
France dams les petits ruisselets don't
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UD doux souvenir lencourageait.
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ceui do 10 princcsse Boolc-dArgcnt
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AGEHcE 4 Ia ASoUvELLE-oRLfASs
WHARTON & TARDREW, Bourse dies Marchand
rue Commune etrc les rucs st Charles ct Camp.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
Personal Intelligence.

Ex-senator 7. T. Davis OF Syracuse, has arrived
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
State Senator George II. Sanford, OF Oneida county,
Is sojourning at the Metropolitan Hotel
ArchdeacOn Bond, Of Montreal, Is staying at the
Brevo0rt House.
Mr.. J. Ford Kent Of the United States Army, has
taken quarters at the st. Denis Hotel.
Mr.. John Dodson. ex-Mayor OF Petersburg, Va, is
stopping at the Grand Central Hotel.
Ex-State Senator o. A. Bills, Is registered at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
General wickham and General Echols, OF Virginia.
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel Jonas H. French and Colonel Seth z.
Perker, Of Boston, are temporarily at the Grand
Central Hotel
MI. J. Condit Smith, OF New Jersey, Is at the Filth
Avenue Hotel.
Colonel d. G. Houston, OF the United States Army.
Is quartered at the Metropolitan Hotel
Mr.. John B. Gale, Of Troy, Is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel on brief visit.
General Ad0lfo VarOna Is still at the Union Place
Hotel. He was to have left in the steamer for ST.
Thomas yesterday, en- route for Cuba but failed to
get on board In time. He Will 60 to join hts com.
panions In arms BY the next opportunity.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

slider and report upon our claims. The fishery
question is q small affair and can be easily
settled But ii the New Dominionites present
claims for losses sustained by Fenian raids; If
Southern rebels and English merchants pre-
sent bills for cotton losses, we must openly
and honestly say, before the Commission oom-
mences to deliberate, that the American peo-
pie will not abide by it's decisions, and that it
must and will prove failure. Let 1t not be
forgotten that the Joint High Commission can
only approve and recommcnd-that Congress
must decide. Whatever the Joint High Com
mission may do, however wine and good dinners
and pleasant talk may influence the members
and mould or modify their sentiments, the
American people will look to Congress and
hold Congress responsible. As we have faith
in the American people, SO have we faith In
Congress. AT the same time let 1t be under
stood that if the Joint High Commission acts
wisely and well we shall rejoice nor shall we
be unwilling to give President Grant a fair
share of praise. If it does not well we shall
show 1t no mercy. We shall take note OF all
its doings, and according to the evidence Of
each successive day we shall praise or blame.
Let us have peace, but let us have peace
with honor and dignity. III
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

rotts and Napoleon smooth-bore guns, II, as
has been the case in France, it was opposed
by force armed with the same artillery used
by the Gsrmansa Clearly none. AT the
Springfield Armory the government is manu-
featuring Remingtons and converting the old
muzzle-loading rife on the Allin system
but 1t Is doing nothing, SO far as we are
aware, to improve our artillery. 1t Is true that
there is no immediate prospect of our engaging
in war with foreign Power. The Alabama
claims and fisheries questions will doubtless
bo amicably settled. But we know not at
what time questions may arise and involve US
in war. 1t will not do to wait till the con-
test is upon us before preparing to meet 1t.
Our government should at once have our artil-
lery recast and made equal to, If not better
than, the German breech-loading cannon. In
our artillery lies our military deficiency and
our military weakness, which, II not remedied.
may involve US In serious disasters.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

PAGE. ~>-~"~
I-Adyertisementa
2-Advertsements
3-News nom Washington-The Southern Pacific
railroad Charter-Ice-Boat Racing on the
Jo,os JaasGnniGe iion New Hamburg @ . DisasermIne
In Canada-New Jersey Legslature-Com
lGns mencement Of the University Medical college
tornado In California-sMary Jane" In Con-
necticut-Reception OF the Brooklyn Thir-
teenth-Crushed to Death.
A-PToceedlngs IN Congress-william Fl. Stewards
Beat Laundryman-Pater Patria: How Wash
ington's Birthday VII! Be Celebrated in the
utan-Too Much Roast Mutton-Suspcious
peath-Christtan Unity-Funeral OF Or.
gence-New York CITY Sews-Another Bow
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hssSss burning Of the Cincinnati Union
be.neiMAnother isein-,, Erie Railroad Suit-The
House Muddle.
5-Europe The English Press on the Auglo Ameri-
A Franc-Tlreur Buried Alive by the Prussians;
The French Army in Switzerland; Turkey Re.
and the St. Domingo OommisslonNThe Fire &,
Department Steamboat-Feast and Fast:
Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday-The
6-Editorials: Leading Article "The Joint High
Commission.!ts Duties and It's Dificuties''-
Personal lntelllgence-The HERALD In Mary
laEd-Amusement Announcements.
s-The Peace Question-The French Government
bonrewGenerai Reports REPORT nG% from FrsnceMThe
ianeous European bespatches-Am
Business Notices.
S-Pr0ceedings in the Courts-The Case OF the Snip
Neptune-lnternal Revenue Decison-Female
Financing: Woodruff & Claim in q sCOr-
ner'-AIleged Bribery at the Custom House.
John Aliens Successor: The Murderer Jonn-
son in Prison Agaln-Anofher Horse Stealing
Case-Whiskey "Makes the Mare Co..,
0-F1nancal and Commercial Reports-Our Foreign
Trade.The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
Real Estate Matters-The Late Blasting Ca
sualty = Marriages and Deaths Advertise
mentS.
1O-The Carnival in Washington -Obituary-Shtp-
ping Observation-Disclosures
12-Advertisements
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

The STEAMSHIP VILE DE PARIs.-The
steamship Vile de Paris left this port on the
2lst Of last month for Bordeaux, and as yet
Doubtless she reached her destination on time,
but possibly in the confusion caused by the
recent important military and civil events in
that part of France, particularly In Bordeaux,
telegraphing her arrival has been neglected.
Should any private dispatches have been re-
ceived here announcing her safety it would be
well TO make them public for the benefit of
those who may have friends and relatives on
board.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
THE HERALD m MARYLAND.
| From the st. Michaes ND, Comet and Advertiser.
/

From the st. Mchaels ND, Comet and Advertiser,
Feb. 49,
The NEW YoRK HERALD continues to be the lead.
ing newspaper Of the United states for enterprise
and success In all its news departments 1t has had
many competitors for the leadership, and thousands
Of money have been squandered in the vain effort to
outsp 1t in the for the latest and most reliable
news from all quarters OF the globe. This leader
ship in the newspaper business has been earned by
skill and enterprise aud the most liberal use OF
money for correspondence, for kilograms, for ex.
presses and for all the appliances by which time
and space may be annihilated. May success CON.
tinue to crown with laurels the dnrlvalled news,
oaDer-the NEW YoRK HBRALp.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

THE NEW WEST POINT BOARD OF VIsr-
ToRs.-President Grant has appointed two
men Of peace-Rev. Mr.. Sunderland and the
Rev. MIR. Vinoent-among the Board of Visi-
tors this year to the West Point Military
Academy. The names of no "wise men from
the East appear in the Board. 1t is probably
the first time in many years that a New
Englander has not figured in this annual West
Point fummery. By the way. where is the
report of the Congressional branch Of the
Commission last year, one Of whom was
General Logan9 1t has not yet been laid
before Congress. Will 1t ever be2
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
Congress Enjoying q alf-Holidsy-The
Southern PnciAc Railroad EslI Passed.

congress Enjoying H0tf-HOndqy-Th0
Southern Pacific Railroad ssiI Passed.
The masquerading folly to which the citl-
zens Of Washington have been abandoning
themselves the last two days invaded the pre-
cincts Of the Capitol and succeeded yesterday
in Turing away both, houses from their legis-
lative duties. First the pages were dis
charged from attendance, and then grave Ssna-
tors and Representatives yielded to the temp
tation and adjourned in time to witness the
grand procession Of masqueraders. The
House, however, was long enough In session
to pass the Southern Pacific Railroad bill,
granting away some thirteen million acres Of
the public lands. The bill provides for gin;
gle trunk line from the eastern boundary OF
Texas to the bay Of San Diego ccss.....ornia
The Senate, while in session, was engaged
on the Legislative Appropriation bill. The
proceedings were without interest or impor-
tance. e. = i'''., e
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

FALSE WEIGHTS IN THE CUSTOM HoUsE.-A
suit for four hundred thousand dollars has
been commenced by the government against
the firm of Weld & Co., for alleged
frauds to that amount by false weight of i'm
ported sugars. 1t is charged that they bribed
a weigher of the Custom House to return their
weights at figures much less than the true
ones
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

Doc SIMMONS, the engineer. who died at
his post iu the New Hamburg disaster, was
buried yesterday with no show nor parade
nor panegyric beyond that bestowed by the
presence Of church full of people, who
came to do honor to the memory of
humble, unpretentious hero, whose dying act
will adorn the hard realities Of his everyday
life like bit Of evergreen upon a rugged
wall
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

QUITE RAOY SCENE occurred In Judge
Gross Marine Court yesterday when Mrs.
Woodruff, the untiring advocate of woman's
right to suffrage and the Presidency, was tried
on charge Of specializing unwisely with
Miss Swindelrs money in Wall street. 1t
would appear that she took five hundred dol
lars of the complainants money, at complain
ants urgent request, and invested it in gold.
The five hundred dwindled to eighteen dollars
and sixty-two cents in one or two turns Of the
indicator, and Miss Swindell concluded that she
had been swindled. Thereupon she brought
this suit, and the jury, apparently thinking
pretty much as she did, allowed her three
hundred and fifty odd dollars.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

THIS Is A GREAT DAY In THE CALENDAR
of 1871, as Ash Wednesday, the beginning Of
Lent, and as the 22d Of February, the begin
ming of the glorious life of Washington. In
both respects, by all good Christians and
patriots, let it be duly remembered and
honorad
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

TIE WAR AMONG THE WOMEN is becoming
bitter. It will finally become war to the
knife and the knife to the hit if this style of
thing goes on much longer. Here Is Mrs.
Beecher Hooker about to open on Washington
as faithful follower of Mrs. Woodruff on the
lecture rostrum; and here is Mrs. Phelps about
to call upon all women to put down this suf-
frage movement. The next thing we know
there will be names called and hair pulled, and
then where are we?
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

CHIPPEWA" is to be the name of q new
Territory to be taken from the northern part
OF Dakota. Uncle Sam had better be looking
after his new Territories for if the Western
land grabbers keep on at their present rate he
will soon not have chip nor an inch of soil
left
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

THE FOLLOWING Is the result Of the town
meetings In this State thus far this year,
Brooms county-republicans 13, democrats Z;
Steuben Qn part) 15, democrats
IL; st. republicans "a, democrats
1; Tioga-republicans 8, democrats Q. Very
little excitement was manifested at the meet
ings
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

THE MOBILE Register says it has been ascer-
fained that the difficulty with the Havana
cable is that the loggerhead turtles-a huge
sea shell fish, with jaws like sharpened
shears-bite it off. The trouble usually with
most ocean cables is that the managers get so
frequently at loggerheads.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

WESTERN GAME AND WESTERN CAMS
LAws.-How Is it that while the Western
game laws have been in force for month
or more our markets have been for some
time overstocked with prairie chickens
and other Western game? By the way,
is the buffalo to be counted in as
''game?" Buffalo meat is as plenty in New
York at this time as common beef, and sells for
less Any one inclined to get up an extern
pore prairie dinner can go to Washington Mar
ket, buy his prairie chickens, his buffalo and
antelope steaks, and, selecting rasping,
cold, wintry day, ride in the horse cars to
Central Park-and camp out. The local
authorities of the Park might furnish the ne
cessary cooking utensils and some neighboring
grocery the corn juice. Seriously, II these
Western game laws are worth observing at all
this is the time to enforce them; for the i'm
mense influx Of immigrants into that section
of the country, the building Of railroads and
other attendants upon the march Of improve
mont In the present day will soon cause the
valuable game Of the region to disappear.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

JOHN MoRIARTY, the Fenian, Of Philadel-
phia, has put hard conundrum to Secretary
Fish. He wants to know if the Joint High
Commission is empowered to pass upon the
claims OF the Fenian exiles for damages by
imprisonment in British bastiles. Fish had to
rive it up
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

THE ARREST OF BOYD, the counterfeiter, on
Saturday, is claimed by the secret service men
to be the most important haul that has yet
been made of ''shovers of the queer" not ex-
cepting the recent capture of the famous Pete
Mccartney in Illinois. Only seventeen hum
dred dollars worth of the spurious money was
found upon his person, but he is thought to
be the shrewdest and sharpest counterfeiter in
the country, and is believed to be the leader
of the gang Of which Mccartney, Biebush and
Gurney were shining lights. One cheering
feature Of the arrest was the scientific way in
which our detectives worked it up, Turing the
victim to New York and ''shadowing" him
patiently and vigilantly until they secured him
with proofs of his guilt upon him. 1t shows
that our detectives are learning their business
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

CLUB LIFE IN PARIS. Paris Jockey and
Rue Royale Clubs have adopted resolution
which declares that "all candidates of Ger
man birth shall be excluded" from member
ship Of the associations. This is a poor sys-
tenn of Known Nothingism-a spirit which we
have hitherto regarded as being entirely
foreign to the French character. 1t may be
that the cable report is not exactly correct.
Should it prove so it must be said that the
action Of the city clubs tends to indicate how
keenly the Parisians feel their humiliation.
The Germans will most probably retort by the
assertion that they have ridden the winning
horse, Notwithstanding the French sporting
ban.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

The PENNSYLVANIA Coal CONSPIRACY. In
spite Of the fact that the coal operators" as
they are called, had surplus of two million
tons Of coal stored away-that is to say, just
that amount over the average stock-we find
that the strike of the miners in certain parts
Of the coal regions is made pretext for the
advance in price to twelve dollars ton, which
was the retail market price yesterday. There
is no plausible reason for this, unless it is to
be found in the ruthless determination of the
coal men to inflict an extortion upon the peo-
pie anyhow. The conspiracy has been, SO far,
adroitly manipulated between the coal monopo-
lists and the railroads. The latter have, nomi-
nally, perhaps, advanced the cost of trans
portation to an exofbitant sum, thus giving an
excuse to the coal operators to raise their
prices. We know how easily these things can
be managed by afiliating monopolies, and,
therefore, we are not convinced that the pre-
sent rise in the price of coal is necessity Of
trade On the contrary, we are satisfied that
it is deliberate extortion.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

THE MARION Qnd.) Chronicle thinks
Thomas A. Hendricks would make strong
democratic candidate for the Presidency, but
that it is hardly possible for him TO secure the
nomination, owing to the supreme power Of
the corrupt New York politicians in the
party. The Chronicle is probably not aware
that what 1t calls the corrupt New York
politicians" have withdrawn their candidate
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

IT is ALMOST ENCOURAGING to read of an
English elopement such as had it's finale in this
city the other day, when a wronged English
husband, chasing his runaway wife and her
friend across the Atlantic, captured them here
and persuaded her to 60 back with him. We
have SO many of these little incidents in the
social life of our own country that it is a
matter Of some congratulation to know that
our misery is not wholly companionless.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-Poar; or, WAY DOWN
oUTu. Matinee at 2-CRApLE OF LIDERTY, so.