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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-04

Approved July !. 1870.

TPubic ResOlution-So &.l
A RESOLUTION to reguiate the effect Of q vote OF
the thanks OF Congress upon promotion In the
Navy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-04
8 or The UNITRD STATES.

IT,. IseNsIy. Ia thc TcasS e our LGsa SSsisGs s
psndence Of IL 5UniSrd StsssSf Amertes The nine
ty.foprth. US. GRANT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-04

Public Resolution-No. al
A RESOLUTION in rotation 10 the printing. for the
use OF the Department OF State. Of additional
copies of documents cmAhatlng nom that Depart.
ment. OH. pony. ...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-04
H. 'fPublie-So. 1881
AN ACT 10 oonstnie certain acts therein cited, In
relation to p~enxdonI.
Approved July 7. 1870.

De II enacted BY the Senate AND Hor.s ~ Rspesmi'
aiircs qf ths UHitsd Satss Of Anaeriea q" C0'0rss'
-dssesbled,
That neither the act OF July twenty.nnh, eighteen
hundred and ~sixtyslx, entitled. An act increasing
the pensions Of widows ani orphans, and tr othsr
cishtoSn hundred and kxy-eight. entitled An act
relating 10 pension" shall be 70 construed - to. In
crease the amount directed TO be paid In any speeia
aets be construed 30 as 10 reduce the Same when
ever Such act Axes definitely the amount OF pension
10 Nhlch the person therein named shall be enttled,
IN eIcess or the rate fixed by general law for the
ranf I'm respect TO which such special penaions may
have been or may hereafter be granted.
Sec, ., And be Il further enacted. That this act
.hsii have tho effect TO restore TO the persons Affected
hsreby any sums heretofore Withheld from them By
ne ecuriuction hereinbefore prohibited.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-04
Approved July II. 1870.

fPubltc-No. isl
AN ACT to amend the act 70 Incorporate the Ne
ESF tionslAesdsmy. OF Sciences. lr'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-04
Approved July II. 1870.

81 Public-Eo. ITs.]sa a. bio.
AN ACT to create & port OF delivery At Houston
Texas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-04
[pubNc-No. 10.
Approved July II. 1870.

fPublic-So. E9.J
AN ACT to annul q portion OF = certain statute Of
the Territory OF New Mexico, and for other pur-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-04

sl# 'H3lsrPublic Resoiution-No 81
A RESOLUTION giving the consent OF Congress 70
the reception or a certain bequeSt by the State OF
New Jersey under the will OF the late Edwin a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-04

For the necessary expenses OF defending sults n
the Court OF Claims against the United States. for
the proceeds OF abandoned and captured property
under the direction Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
pursuant TO the Joint resolution OF March thirty,
eighteen hundred and siSty-cight, twenty thousand
dollars; and for the necessa y expenses incurred IN
defending suits against the Secretary OF the Treasury
or his subordinAtes and agents. In respect 10 or grow.
ing out OF the seizure Of such property. and In pros
ecutIng suits for the recovery OF property claimed 70
have accrued or belonged to the United States.
growing out OF the rebellion or the suppression
thereof and Tor settling the accounts Of agents EN-.
ployed in recovering such property, twenty thousand
,lnIiars
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-04
Approved April %, 1870.

b. u enacted by ths Senate and HoGs: q RSpre.snf.
diires Of The Uaifsd Sate q A1sr1ca's o"~p'e''
assembled. uN
That the following sums, or 80 mach thereof a.
may be necessary, be, and the same ara hercpy' ~.
proprIated out Of any money In the treasury not
otherTise appropriated, TO supply deficiencies N INC
snnronrstIons for the service OF the Government Tor
the fiscal! year ending June thirty, eighteen hundlea
and seventy, for the objects hereinafter expressed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-17
Is Thoroughbred Ayrshire Cows,


Three 2years old Heifees p Ycarngs and Calves The
Cows are all young, and bred with great by
MIR. Wnsor, from the celebrated Peters Herd Of South
boro and are well worth the attentonot parties desiring
to purchase tirst-class Ayrshire stock.
Also Pair very superior Farm Horses well matched,
sound and kind and Old ShOats Fat Hog. 30
Fowls, ! Carrya, with pole and ths; Express
Wagon do; Open Buggy, | Chaise, OK Cart iron
axle; prime Lumber Wagon, nearly new; Two Pairs
Double Harnesses Single Harnesses Saddle and Bri
die Buckeye Mower, Bullard Hay redder and large
variety of Farming Tools Sirds Sieghs Robes Han
kctsi lot OF Oak Pine and Chestnut Lumber; Is Cords
Dry Wood IL bbs. Cider Vinegar, So Tons Hay, Tons
Ruabagas 200 bushels Potatoes IS bushels prime Spring
Rye 70 bushels Evergreen Sweet Corn the ear; 200
Cabbages Ice Tools, and very great variety of mer
chandise not enumerated above
Cars arrive In NOrthboro at O'Clock NJ from BOs
ton and Fitchburg giving persons arriving on those
trains ample time to reach the place of sale before nine
O'Clock. Sale to commence promptly at O'Clock and
ALFRED WINsoR. Administrator.
HORACE KENDALL, Auc'r
Northboro Oct 10, 1871. dts ole
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ BY AUCTlON.-By license Of the Probate Court
for the County of Worcester, will be sold at Pubic
Auction on the premises on the 2Stl day of October
current at O'Clock r NJ, the valuable estate known
the residence OF the late John Rrlcy. Esq situated
in Ripley st in the souhcry part of the city, consisting
of about three of land which Is two story
dwelling house with sheds and barn attached all in a
dOod state Of repair. Admirably situated upon high
sand sopinh gently to the south and west commanding
an extensive and most beautiful view, near to Main ST.
convenient to the horse iroat ami in close proximity
to the functions Of all the railroads entering the cItv
trees III bearing condition. this Is beyond dispute the
most valuable and desirable estate for sale in the city,
whether required for Improvement or investment.
The sale will be positive, and the estate sold as whole
or in lots, shOu d be deemed most desirable.
Terms liberal, and made known at the time.
WIN. 5. LINCOLN,
Guardian Of Minor Children.
i. W. ABBOTT, AuctOneeT.
Worcester Oct. ?, 1871. d3sru o3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
Uy Wellington Goddin,
Rcal Estate Agent and Auct.onetr,
corner ilbh anG Bunk streets.

1OHANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN
NJ NAN U4STES, IN MCuGNOHGI AMI
TURkuw ! tOR NIN'TH) STREETS. FOR SALE
AT .ECTiOE.-Will he sold at auc. on: on the
premises, on SATURDAY AFfEA%OL n, the
23i of Septembsr. 1871, AZ o'clnck T. d., TEN
IINDSfjMa BULLYING LOTS, located as
above, each froniine about 3SIl22 feet
These lots ere wI:hin three squares II The work
ehops Of the Dsnv;I:e railroad, and The same dis.
lance f. om those CT the Petersburg railroad. ar
also the same distance from the aouimsnt OF the
new fee bridge, now rapidly going forward to
ccmp'e:ion.
TERMS: Ore-fdurth cash; balance at four,
eight, ard Twelve months. for negotiable notes,
A So 10 ids ". GoDDJN. net.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
81 -as,syr,lsl,lrg Nj aaors Dsys.
By wellington Goddin.
Z Auctioneer and Resi- Eatate Agent
f,nyne. Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

~ III y Z. .-Ag ~. =
u,Rr1srEF,s SALE of a. FARM OF
uaE AND TH1RTY.OkE
AND 9 sKSog aTEs AGES ~ ~ HE MnTSR
COUNTY. ~ EAU TO HUEaAhf va aa 10y
cuted By robert Orrlck 10 The suoscriber. The que
bearing date the 14t,I OF February, 1872 tbe Ginef
rico County Court. shall, tn execution thereoI,
proceed to rel at public auction on Inc premlses,
on TUESDAY, cd Of Cctobec, 1871. at 2o'c'ocE
NJ, III fair II not Tho naxt rair day thereafter
the FARM Of I3it ACRks, located as above We,
formerly occupied ny said Orrfck. md bong the
$. me cpnve: Cd TO him Sv Richard Z. Tyler anc
wire b. deed OF the 18TH Of February 1885, IL lies
between Hungary ftaiion aud the coal-pits, al
lining the lan1s OF Ryland Ford, Henry Brooks
i2te. &c.
TERMS Enough In cash 20 defray expenses OF
sale and TO pay of whatever may be now due up0n
70 bends one for g3.8 49, and the other for 9too
estim. te to be sbo 1900: ana &s 10 any IesldG
If The pu chase money. on such terms as thc ssie
Orrick hall prescribe arc dGec or on MS failure
to give any directions, thsn on crecit oi ons
ye n, bearing tuterest, properly securea.
S. u EDWAID z. CANSt", Trnsice.
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nd 1ispateh.
rp,oAx SEPTEMBER q, 1871
/. pem,r kab,e Dog-n a h OF ,ns
rr,cu Terrier .'B,li Johnson

rcats.di : "a, II our
There are no doubt HUNDREDS , 2, Ga a..
adars whn have seen or heard 0, 'nS NJ
&c ',,s trck terrier "Bll," owned nn > IVA" was
r, W. johnson. Of this city. ...s D known,
: a great favorite wherever pe fsafs which
on account Of the rcmarhan,., aorfi;, intel.
he could perform and me seemed az times
gence nc tbe reasoning facl'itie. o. a
sua. w oinG instead Of the brute ine' n,ss
hunias o'n,tribufcd to CANNES Ane
eenei d3'aa,aS Yesterday Mt Capt.: Johnson
ao residence, ians-'se 'iiS' e'"ni'
ford, OF. - -ot;veJv fcv men who
ans Saiitnown in New York as was this
a a'r % ont, his death will he regretted by all
Tho LII" have witnessed his performances.
Gniv few DAYS ago james Gordon Bennett,
IT, II oc Tie Herald, offered fabulous sum
for" ifll." but Captain johnson would MOI
cell bjfsigat any price, although he valued
him as$1G,o00. He was almost as g !e;s.t
traveller as his master, and had Vlsltsu
uearyE every Quarter Of the ciyihlea, anu
and some partS Of the half clVliiZed, SI"to
In fact, "Bin" had Worldwide ieiu'''
ton. ,,o,;r,,cd the "pi.-
tails .Nwbo regarded his periornlaattt,a m' oa
.p akin TO awe. In Paris ne attractea
~soinr oS ...ten,ion wherever he went: Al
,housb his master might have SOFA l., MN e, TO
narn,i,n or other curiosity hunters lor , aS
,,inns sum. The animal was not 10 De uls'
n nlS5 Of flr money. AIcong the ieais per f.
formed by this dog, was one ~ ue
ATTEMPTED by aoy canine quaa. apI haloncs
would stand upon one foot anu ;ot.
himself on the nozzle Of champagne w
tie. ,,, f.;ord.
Whenever his master entertained Irle mas
Il dinner "BiIi'h was always present. INC
dog would occupy seat beside his master,
and when tie wine had been passed afoutlu
would place his forepaw upon tue Coih
apd mold it there as much Us to say, "Gen.
ijemerr. YOU have had enough" Wh'ie al
sen. and when the vessel was p'tGninf
aboutr.a a violent rate, Bill woulu . par
abcc himself upon four champagne Doltics'
standing With 4 foot on the noZZie OF eacil'
lie conld stand upon his fore or h'hu less,
aud maintain bis position steadily enough
to have his photograph taken. Inc 'sa.s
of Bringing alticlcs for which he WAS sent,
watching his masters property, &c:, were
very commonplace matters Tor bill"
"Eill" was ten years old, weighed twelve
hounds, and was tull-hlooded black anu
tan.' CAPTAIN johnson purchased hll''
when six mouths Old of MIR. Charles h'nl,
bsll, now agent Of Col. james Els KS line o.
steamers. "BilI's" cold corpse is now IN
the hands of skiIful taHiGcrInist.--N. {
Commercial AdrertiSer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
!. .,s,r1oI.,I siIALss-Tnis Iay.
NJ. Cook 8 Laushton Auctionsse sas;s
r d. Gngarnor and Franklin streets.

Corner .GOVGrnOf ana
uousEHoLD FURN1TqIRIg1iI cT R9sE-
Ill WOOD PIANOS. &c. an ee,f Mt our store,
One one Rost%9oD :oAsHn Sc ta o'ta'e' iAso
- Ia AZ sae u 9f Sa.ANY.CkaE f83 octave1 PihHoi
n m .te by Neuman. Of sslIiPosseer itTs, In good
Two COTTAGE CHAMbEH ooAAo
One 9' WiisuT r.KhoR IS sg g,y ne covered Wl
n 90 NEW WAL UT BFUSTEa,,2S. popva
MAHOGsnY and WALEuH1 ,Ysa
| MAHOGANY SOFAS a1a " T, 81
uaK DiNING-R0OM CHAIks' WASH.
MkHiGaNY and other BUREAUS aco " "'i''
mA ItaMDeYi sInEBoARD5 end ,TIfaloKs,,
! MATTRESSES, BJtSSTE NJ ss;Y NV
TIN SAFaa, rIts1RS.
S SSoiSG oFFIC Z. and t1NlSa'h0o'
STOVES.
DESK and KiTGhlE;'Nf, T IL b BiEsSsnEs, &C.
seventeen LA g IGK IL LAUGHTOe, Ancis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
STEAMBOAT LINES,

NEW SCHEDU E.-FOReSSn
~ JAMES AID, CHICRA- $3.50
EOMINY RIVERS The last and elegant sIde.
NELSON, win leave her wharf at R6cEetts Lew.
hatan Compsny's stesmboat shed) for King.
MIL and Grove whsr;cs on TUESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at 0 O'Clock a. 81, cbunectiev
with the O'Clock tys!n e, Cisy poiGt for Peters.
burg Returning Will jesve Grove wharf and
Kings MIL on WEDNESDAYS snd s.UNDAYj
ct O'Clock A. n, touching at al the regular
landings eSch way.
van leave her wharf ct R6cse't3 for gun's
wharf on Chlckabomiuy. on THURSDAYS AZ
O'Clock a. H.. connecting 1t City Point With tie
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching 81 ali me
regular landings on James river down To il-
lard's wharf. aud su regular landings on Ckcka.
homiGy. Returning, wlii Leave Btln's on FRI
DAYS ct O'Clock =. Il.
Freight received daily. Freight for Chicka.
hominy received Oh Wednesdays.
Ali treiynts TO WRy landings 1uust be prepaid.
&c. further particulars, apply 10 Cap.a.c On
beard, orr TO WV. Z. BRETT, tg..t,
.u25 ut Powhatan Steamboat heds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

ILLYEss or SENATOR tfngRaAs.-4The
countfy,ayil geget TO read tue announces
menta as,ade by telegraph that Senator
Thurman js quite illHith fever at Eplnil.
bus, Ehio. "A he Senator was. in Washing
ton oniIy&f ssssdays ago. aud was then APP
parentiyp I'm the enjoyment Of excellent
health. = SO Z, @s@s'' s''s'' g - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
~ G:u55s 81 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciionecrs,
eleventh Gtrest between Main and Bank.

4 VERY VALUABLE THREE STORY
N BRICK SrDRE..N PEARL STaEET, OF.
The rINHMOND AND nAhVILnF RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, ~? AUCTIpE.-Cn MO-
sal, upon the premises, tfo STORE No. IL South
Pearl street. lying ".t~een The stores Or msSsrs.
i.uilc IN, 1895 in the most thorough and auhs an
ti3l manner. combining as much solidltC and COLI
venieuco for comm srcial snd storage purposes as
snv house in the city. The situation Is one Of
The very oge. be-. u Opposite to the prop, seh new
depot Of the LichE,nTd and anvt'le RAILROAD
CGmpTny. and couve lent to shipping and other
rJir ci PAL points OF BUS ness.
| Tins y, operty NUT be omoTg-t he s. In the
city TO fcalihe fav rAhis effects CT tbs improved
c,nd.t IL @hich e go con1d mig expected ata day
ros remote.
FIRMS Win be made krovn at the time ofsa'e.
se!9 G:tUB;S K WILLIAMS. hEcfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
s. ,11yrrsnW aAHEB...EmtHre Days.
-"
- : a. W. q. Flourboy, Auctioneer.
BY W. G' 80. !. = 3
uATTTAELE FARM IN

rATE of A VALUABLE nhm. - -
oHSsTERgI request q , sna I@et on
IwIeel e pubic agst,fos NIB ISL al
IELDhx The ss. ts YaAHABLs Che s9ass
Iy go q tns eson;s!nse
road, sixteen mres NH MI FOaTY-TWO ACRES,
9ME a a. cesred opn Lard Is seTy
predseys bsps Ss1dnaa OF ,Ss tract Is woods
ws tinbereI Ths buildings, onns,stlng OF
d d and all necessary Out, houses ."
In good iepair. tho resfdes on the
rrnn;,ses. viii take pleasure IN showing the iah'f
g any person Wishing to tny. ,,,.,c, :, one and
TOO "a ire purchaser giving BONDS, oeaf LIN
int crest from day OF sale secured ~ sFuSs
q2-dtd w. ". SiipoHC :. -
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RvAC, ru,lIaln, Aucttone:T.

TWO FRAMED BUILDINGS, CON
1911 - STssEr, At IT'S Im II Eth i, \
WITH 9TH srEEE', A. AuGTFs9S rD1Y 2 I'd
o. 90 ~ , az at O'Clock y. NJ, those TWO
FRNSIED DU1LDiNGI ocated as ab 90 ,ro on.
ing en- bis"u strset about 80 eel each anu Iual
vita chs: tnut pl.,k and cedar post.
4. c. PULLIAM, kuct'r.
IT p,rrc vaIesman sa 90 an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
BY Lee & Goddin.
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
No. 1ll3 Min street. :.

rARM OF FIFTY. SIX ACRES, NEAR
L :.D4GWonDss" ,Gn 1:,o SED RAz, hAbr
a. n AITCTiON,-, u WEDN ESDAY, eth inst.
ats o'clock Z. NJ. on The premtsss we VIII rent
that Productive LII lie EARM, now IN ILe
GescIibed shove, for one yeIr FROM lst Janusry
next. r'conrIJ
.Hs huctioDecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22

a ROMANTIC SToRY-A Nan accused Of
Murder Proceed Innocent After Death.--
Some wolkmen, digging holes for the posts
of fence iii UnlonyiIle, Westminster coun-
ty, q fortnight ago, unearthed the skeleton
Of a man evidently long buried. From the
position of the bones, the skull resting be-
tween the knees, it was SurmiSed that the
unknown deceased had not received the
customary burial, and that murder had
been committed. A shoemaker Ephraim
Jones--llyed near the spot where the skel.
cton Wus found, and the goSSips Of Union.
vile quickly connected him With the sup.
posed murder. 1t was remembered that
nearly twenty-three years ago Thomas
Brown, q journey man shoemaker, had SUD.
denly disappeared from the village. Some
one Of tenacious memory calleu to mipd
that Brown had been paid $l75, due as
wages, by Jones, and that the shoemaker
had removed bis shop from lis site in for.
mer years. Upon further investigation il
was found that the old shop had stood di.
Iertir over 'ha place where the skeleton
was discovered.
M..u .u.se lacts in their possession, Cor.
oper Weeks and Detective Stoway, Of
Westchester county, determined 10 search
for further. proof against Jones. The story
of the finding Of the skeleton and the sus'
picionS OF the community against Jones
soon came to the newspapers, of.this city.
When the Journals reached Unionyille the
account was read BY Jones, who appeared
greatly Mortified that he should be ACCUSED
OF murder. He was an old IMAM, and was
SO greatly shocked at theiehMge that the
following day. while .lamenting IT, he was
prostfated by some sudden attack, and
died m4HgW moments. The neightpEs
Loudly hfStAd that Juuvs had poisoned
himself, but a,coroneI,'s inquest. aispEoved
this suspicion, aand proved that the ,lte-
ceased.had died Of heart disease, = y : "ao
On Monday evening q nephew Of Jones
visited police headquarters in this city, and
asserted that facts were in his possession
which tiilk proved his: uiiclt' tinpo esace );
He said thai Sergeant Louis sang, Of tbei
18th precinct, testified tna1 twenfy-thgee.
years ago he had Witnessed the death; ,of
Brown at No, As eCourtlaadt street The
sergeant was a stepson Of Brown, andl
was .1a gears old sat the time: lH7tsfeso y,
Iecteq, clearly Brown Is ratatn from Un36flsl
yille,s the money he had with him, and bis,
deaDa seo safier.sa q u.si.sh - = pc - t''',
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~ u N A I'D Ii n z.

~ slc1sxsasE
Thes British ard Tcrth American Royal Iall
steamships between New York aid Liverpool,
calling a. Cork harbsr.
RATES Of PASSAGE
By Tho Wednesday, steamers, nat carry tnS steer
age:
Fist Cabin. .s1so gold secoad Cabin. $50. gold
First SaDin 10 PaTlS..... 2ul
EetuFE AIESeLo ..''.'..'f-VV ku1
Ey the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
First Cabin. $50, gold steecase, $50 currency
S.eerage Tickets from liverpool ana . eesstUs,,
sna all paris IF europe, q. 10 n Cat r~yei.
Through bills OF iad.rs from V!E.t"!a 20 LiY-
erpool, Belfast, GIssGow, asvre, AHfwerp aHd
other ports on the Continent, acc Tor Ner.ite!7a-
ranean ports Will be Issued by tee FihGiElA
and FOGEIdA THkOUGn LINZ, tasy tay!rg
p,Lde the 'necrs5sry SIR Sn2tm"nte with tie tIi
DunIr.cn steamship Company 10 New 20 K, AID
utsh The Gun ard lIle th@ncs 10 i-iyerpao., &C.
For rSte9, &c, apply - tba Agent u tGc I'D
Dom irton Steamship C0mctLy.
CEAS. e. FR&SCkLYS,
General sgn. Cunsrt Line.
j. d. EsILEY, JE., General Es't Va. al f3r-
piY- Through Ling. g =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
By Grubbs d Williams.
AuctIoneers and Beal Estate Agents
Eleventh street, between Main anu oauh.

EoUR BEAUTIFUL BU q! Ping L leaS
1m,,c11ss Snn spHIS4i. AT AUCTION.-Q On
B b nEGbhInssDEY, eth sentemoer At 4,o,slock T.
81, we viii ss beautiful BUl LIP Gle
70 Spring Park 90 by 29o feet, 70 an aiey ~
feet wide. nuI;uT yOTs ON the
.o,,,S s,ds Of Leigh. between Merton and Kinney
tant, NH Of tbe same Dimensions az the above.
THESE nre The most e!eya,ed and the most Gsslrt-
HE lois in lii It very beautiful and rapldiy,im-
proving neiehborhood, and shomo lnNi'e snose
Wishing To invest.
TERMS AT the sale. -,,r,Y. .,,,s
GRIBBS q w M. fNh1'F'
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The Two Knisers ihc Policy khat -
sn Govern Central Europe.

Tvicnna (scpamber 81 Correspondence eastern
Eu ise:.I g.,
The second meeting OF the Austrian ai;u
German Emperors is to take place at s;tlZ-
hurc on the 9th. The two Imperial Cham
cellors will be present, ard also The Prime
Ministers Of Hungary and Cis.Leithanta,
Counts Audras>y and IlohenWarth, VINO
were invited BY their emperor In Greer 10
he presented to the Emperor OF Germany.
On this occasion the understanding arrived
nj III the conferences at GiSteln IS 10 ne
ti9alIy confirmed, it would be too much to
say sanctioned, for. important as the agree
mcnt is. il is far from being OF tue nature
of an international treaty. A treaty was
not contemplated on either side. The TASK
of the two ministers was merely TO exam
inc whether, and in what manner, tue per-
son.l rapprccbement between the repre-
ecDtalives Of the TWO dyuast!es which lule
in Central Europe could be brought into
harmony WITH the intelc Sts CT their respect
i've States, and taken advantage OF for the
promotion Of European peace. 1t Is cred
itahle TO these two statesmen that thcJ per-
ctived with equal Falacity aid zeal the
great advantages which the Austro- Hunsa-
ran and German empires would derive
from a concerted policy. The idea which
Inspired the present agreement was the
same rs that which originated in the great
pUllti al manifestation oil last DecemDef-
that, namely. OF determining the relllIoEs
between the two empires exclusively NY
their Datioral interests now that their old
dynastic policy has been given up. Botl
ministers must have seen that the mo
pressing and Important interest OF their re.
hpecliyc States is to consolidate themselves
at home, and they would, consequently
only consider foreign questions in so far IT,
it might become necessary mutually 10
provlue against any contingencies that
might hinder their essentially peaceful
task. The object of the agreement was
solely defence, and the Gasteln programme
cannot but be received with sympathy in
all quarters where similar Objects are pur.
sued. II is net surprising, therefore, that
Italy was the first to express her concur
renee in the leading iGea Of the Caster
conferences. England, on the other hand
who usually takes the initiative in all steps
where the maintenance Of peace is con
cerned, has hitherto remained silent.
the mere fact that the moral union of TIVE
States is sufficient 10 prevent the creation
or the one. sided solution OF European
questions is looked upon with disfayor il
some quarters there are other matters
such as the socialist movement, whose dis
cussion at Gastein should overcome an
feeling OF this kind. To France and Russi
especially, Judging by recent events, an
precautions taken against socialism mu:
he welcome, NAV add here that the n
port that Prince Bismarck has offered b
services to the Vienna cabinet as mediate
between Austria and Russia in consequence
Of the concessions made TO the Poles
Gallicia is q mere conjecture, and has q
foundation in fact.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
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