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sS nom me dav 90 which conquest IN favor or Russia
OF provinces mentioned in article accomplished
fact he win cede 10 Hts Majesty the Emperor OF Germany
and the King Of Prussia the towns and harbors OF Tsshe
land in straight line from 1hourpourg Nenien viii
all bis rights and claims these hArbors
well TO the portion OF the aforementioned territory OF
Courand 10 favor OF His Majesty the Emperor of Germany
with making the changes In the boundaries.
Art TO- HIS Majesty the King of
Prussia declares that In exchange for the towns harbo and
territories coded by article eight favor OF the German En-
moment consider the engagement by
His Majesty Ia the Treaty of 1856 ore and pledges
himself TO armed participation In all conquess made by
Russia in The East with body OF fully equal TO the
strength Of the Russian army.
ART il airangs that after the conquest Of Turkey both
titon
u declares the present treaty to entered
INTO voluntarily and that both Powers pledge themselves to
faithfully observe II.
ART. ID present treaty in articles, com:
gehends the treaty concluded 1855 between Russia aud
Prussia this treaty ~ declared null and void 80
ART "a refers to the exchange the rhthcauons OF the
treaty. which 10 take place within SIX weeks al latest IN
Berlin.
THE PROVISIONS
Tor giving Russia an immense maritme fOothOld IN
the Mediterranean, on the present route OF Anglo
Indian commerce. and those for 'conguests IN the
East'' are large, though the latter be vague and
threaten beyond the limits Of the Danubian empire.
But why did oil this fails Austria OF course, ala
NOT intervene; out could not these shrewd dvlders
OF empires fnd auy reason equally go0d Tor cutting
her upY No DOUBT they could have done 30, put
meantime Russia finding that alliances WIN ffus-
STA have very empty results Tor all but Prussia has
resolved TO look out for herself, and Bismarck Is
driven TO making treaties elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
r0RErGy T0PlCs.


bismarck an iisc EntcrnatiOnaIr.
The views which have recently been ofteu ex-
pressed In the HERALD with reference to the pro-
gress OF the Internationale IN Germany now find
confederation from no less a person than Prince
Bismarck himself. According 10 Berlin paper the
Chancellor lately remarked TO friend political
cares at present baushed by social ones; bnt be
even more careful not TO step on the latter than on
the f0rmer.n commenting upon this statement,
the Berlin correspondent OF tile Augsburg
Aktgenleile ZeiiUng writes:-''Whether the Imperial
Chancellor has used such an expression or not. az
all events the movement among the woraingmen
which looks highly dangerous for internal peace
and social order and which cannot possibly allow
the German government 10 man tain an attitude or
Indifference Side 10y side with the strikes OF work.
ing men IN all the great towns social democratic
unions start up nushT0OM-ec cveryw and even
the country districts orc more ana more ovcrrun
WIN tie apostles OF sOclalIsm.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
Cholera srobbisss Disturbance.

A correspondent OF u German paper writing from
wilma, gives an account of some very eccentric Dis
turbances which took place near that locality some
days ago. An unknown individual for some time
went about among tho peasantry selling rosary
beads, scapuas, and other religious objects. This
mysterious person, who was afterwards recognized
az monk that had ned from a monastery In Gall.
ella for some reason or other took 1t INTO his head
To excite the pcasantry against the measures taken
by the government for the prevention OF
cnolera- lie succeeded in spreading among the
people the belief that these measures OF the
peasantry, and thus get rid OF them. A body Of
500 peasants accordingly assembled, and made an
onslaught on the officials engaged In dsinfecting
and other anti-choeraic occupations. Serious cX-
ccsses would have been the result hal moi number
or policemen arrived on the SPOT ~ the proper mo-
eni and arrested thirteen OF the rioters-the seller
oil beads among the rest. To prevent similar occur
rences In other places bodies oil policemen viii scour
the country, 80 as TO be On hand III case OF need.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
Ciais-BizoIn's Letter to Leon Gambctta sum.
moning Him tn Action.
NJ Glas.Bizon has addressed the following letter
to his ancient colleague. GambeLta:-

Dnan AND ANSIEsr 6 Il . time that
;a' dsays a. a. q sHrs
aanshsd Of The gov.
ss The The the % 81 against
@ 10 a spaS ns
w a s s n II. ~
sepemSsr National bcfense a
he OF YG IN or yss A SS
winch n g aa sss o at sso
In the hrst case former Convictions wl not permit You
Snsn STs S's a
Dsa has @
nnocmshed or.ipay take care that this does not bring
you their aceopices before the fallen goyernmcn to
:, Dsga
equally s1a saa sss Il that q ,oa rspsss S Il.
throne SS nan SEDAN WON the ne
awaiting crown and ali your oricrs-rcady TO pardon YOU
o r @ o wo s or
sty9nr TsS ,nd rcr to make place for TIE institutions
Tnis, my dear and ancient coea is important to say
This DONE their place the wses orators of the ma
revolution acconnhed like that Of Tue All Of sepemn5er
wss sas' aS1 ans
rccSrnscd 5y ali he ioeisn Powers, even M
by frusss, our enemy which, unfortunately Tor US, has
They seek IN the long and bloody pages OF revolutions
government which was more absolute aud which, during
liberties nation. where and when have you seem
aaVther its powers with diats mentp 'Wo
nave on this point the testimony OF the u touroir er~f
10 Se. c sGs as Of Gsa,l11 o
September had the frees! seen In France" One
more word dear and ancient coeag The republican
party forms eonslerabe minority in the Assembly, is
composed OF OF talent Of conviction but by nexpe
rcnce in parliamentary things whether the Ierate
@ 81 sr, 5 81 The and Of
Of enc season ny the extreme partiesrcpublcan and egt
mss-psragzng our friends; It 10 always they have
been c 10 take TO wall In reaction that tcy re-
mouths too wide opened before the attacks ,asc
d, against the revolution of the 18th September without
which neither the one the other would exist No one
%sss ySp ny III p;sT d:
Of I'M. grand aud unique revolution OF the 4h Of septcm
Der prinepc so powerful mperious that II cnchans
more TSo viii snr,c m yon cpeas u, who WI, cnrse
You can do nothing; but thai which openly in public
Ia words and acts, the true republican the eminent
In whom places its confidence shouid no oic
rate AL GI<AIS RIZOIN |
The BonnparisIs and tue French Peasa ptry. |
N. Paul de CassagDac Is q candidate for the rcprc.
scntaton Of the canton Of Paisance in the C0nsciI
6Heral. local paper contains an address " the 1
e.ec'urs slgncd by NJ dc CassagDac, OF which the
following are The principal passages: -"I am such |
as you have known me. Tie mislOrunes OF INV |
country have not lowered my courage nor changed |
nv neafl IstIl love- as have loved, the imperial
'cJ'Ws mat mas given You eighteen years OF calm,
OF prosperity ana or happness-ihat imperial |
,SJ.. lnat would sun be IN power " the detection
oi c0nlendinG parties had not basey deserted it |
upon the ncd OF battle. stu hate and curse those
hraggart ana imDotent men, wrecks OF the !
republic, wh0 40 from the 4th OF September |
10 the commune, rom iAe Commune TO the National
ASSEMBLY. passing nus from treason ~ revolt from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
The Iron Crosse

According TO general estimate made by the Ger
man Ministry OF War, the number OF persons who
received the Iron Cross during the late campaign
amounted to ABOUT forty thousand. Though this
number may appear large, considerably more deco
ratlons in proportion ~ The troops engaged were
conferred during the war Of Liberation. At least
four times as many German soldiers were engaged
In the last campaign % In those OF 1s13-S5 yet in
the earlier war about fifteen thousand seven nun
dred Iron Crosses were distributed. Tic disprop0r
ton becomes still greater when We take into account
the higher classes OF the Order. During the war OF
Iii GRAFTON the Grand cross was awarded TO the
York aud Generals Won Gncisenau, Won Iaucn'zien
aud Won BLOW, while IN the late war only seven
generals were thus dlstinguished-namciy, the
Crown Prince, Prince Frederick Charles, the crown
Prince Of Saxony, Field Marshal Won Moltke ana
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positive orders; fnerc are three possible eher
desire to do or 70 reyon yoa- viii be dcus for me 10
yoa Ss with liberty
10 this despatch the Emperor tciegraphed:--
cHEssE, August "a, 1870 !
have received your dispatches Nothing new here beg
you 10 remain where you are and 70 continue the ncgo
yS on are w %Is Paris that you shall be defended IN
Notwithstanding the anxiety caused by the i'm.
portant movements in progress Prince Napoleon
writes:-
Fearing TO thwar. the views Of the Emreror by quitting
us, or IL q had been simply uncertain. obeyed The EN-
fnS e esuo n s f r
Switzerland previously writing this letter to the En-
ask tobs allowed rejcn especially that al DE-
events at Paris.
10 this the Emperor repiIed:-
xrDr.u .w 5sIy ssa.Sa a sRs r. a you
make to share captivity, but desire remain alone
requested Empress not join here hope sss
TO s Ss % y I'll y hs sam
Al wa. now over After the triumph Of enemies, tho
s@'ss
y OF and e ITO s s led By
dssA exsms Of internal anarchy in tine presence
'A the witch &c
soldiers end 6s ss
effect Than devaaiaon make the fail Of
the nation more sansu'nary and profound. Our
happy affords the degree
OF the epemy nis in It's leader. only impotence cnvy
greed, malice hared and all evil passions UNI
lposed. I should entertain some doubts as TO
the reception th,so 6xplanations--dscsye they
semby which, ,siores IN being composed OF
family certain means OF obtaining applause from the
partsans of the white dag the adopts the red
but myself TO all fellow citizens gener
loyal people who the forgive who
have abandoned their elected representatives, that
people who have alway. despscd traitors, To- that
people whom our foes dare not consult by
parliamentary in,rlgues calumncs, factions combinations
ssses OF 1850, 1904 lsl5 ls4e 1851 1870 address
myself TO that people who may be mis- cd deceived
tmo who and, seeing the serye drive
lers cfts) who govern them, will recall their hearts
the single OF this century which, despite the faults
msortunes OF those who bear H. Is At principle Of
authority and democratic guarantee await with conf
dence the judgment OF that people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
RUSS AND GERMANY.

An Extraordinary Disclosure-Trcuty blade
At Versailles Between Prussia aud Russia
During The Siege Of Pnris-Oivision Of Aus
trja and Turkey.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-08-03

pleasant. They intend going in the Barge and
a good time is looked for.....The chap that
left that horse hitched to the door of one of our
livery stables all night in the rain, because the
stable was locked when he came in, should
have stood and held the ANIMAL and then ''you
There has not been il runaway horse or Il dog
fight on our streets for two weeks If the
drought is not broken, il must be considerably
bent by this tme.....At the circus Mt Water
sitting under the hot canvas, while the pers-
pratIon was pouring OFF from him, WAS heard
to utter this lament: son thunder! | do wish
| knew where | could find my Nancy jane
.."..We see by the Boston journal that an OK
oursou party with the Steamer New Bruins
wick will touch here......our Band boys are
pracicng TO accompany the MaSons on their
cxcursion-tis a pity they would not reorgan-
ize for eool,.... Wednesday was a pleasant
day; we lent A man a dollar we could re-
member it.
An excursion Of the Universalst church and
society of Pittsiied and vicinity, numbering
five or six hundred arrived in this city in a
train of eight cars on Wednesday forenoon.
Hayford Hall and the Universalist church We're
placed at their disposal, in the former of which
they took lunch. In the afternoon. an cXelir-
sion was made in the steamer Argo, and the
party returned home late in the evening.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-08-03

The Utica Herald gives an account of a
singular balloon chase which occurred in
the CLOUDS over Poughkeepsie. A Mr..
Square and Miss Thurston-the latter
said to be a well educated young lady of
nineteen-started together, but in separate
balloons. Square assembled nearly to the
clouds, but seeing that Miss Ihurston
was not following him very fast, de-
scended to give her instructions. Before
ne reached the young lady, however, she
threw out the contents OF two sand bags
and shot up like a rocket into the clouds.
Squire allowed his balloon to drift under
the clouds and in sight OF the earth until
over Hyde Park, when he threw out bal
last and went up through the clouds into
the sunlight. He says he must have as
cended nearly half milo above the
clouds before he caught sight of Miss
Thurston's balloon, which was then al
least four miles above the earth, and
looked to him no bigger than mans
hat. In due time both the aerial voyag
ers made a safe descent.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-08-03
BELFAST PRICES CURRENT.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

TFor the week ending Wednesday, July %.
At market rthe current week-Catte 27o1 Sheep
and Lambs 1l!S Swine 5000; veals 22 Last week
Cattle ,705 Sheep and Lambs 9}l2; Swine 1900 veas
246. From Maine 500 cattle; CPS sheep.
Prices OF Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs the total weight
of hides, talow and dressed Beet-EXtra quality
S7a7 % first quality 50a6 49, second quality S6aG %
third quality 25a5 poorest grade OF Cows, Oxen,
Bulls, &C., 81 5Oai.
Hides and rallow-Brghton Hides }-laSc; Brigh-
ton 1allow GAG Pc; Country Hides 7a7 l-2 Country
Iallow 5a5 lee Calf skins lea lec Sheep Skins, 81.
Working Oxen Extra, $2ooa25o; ordinary slioa
175, poor oxen from $50 to l20 per pair.
Mich Cows-kNtra s65a90 ordinary, S35a60
per head. Store Cows, $25a55. Most OF the cows
brought into market for sale are of common grade,
Store Cattlel earrings, $9a20; year ods, l5a2o,
year Odds, 527aij Most OF the steers that in a
fair condition are sold for beeves.
Sheep and LambS-EXtra and selected lots, s. GOA
90; Ordinary, - 00aI 90; or from l-2l1c per h.
Lambs So 0oad W per head or from to lie per ID.
Swine-Storc pigs, wholesale, Tets; retail, oal0e
per pound. Fat Hogs 5a5 l-2c.
Poutry-ENtra, 16c; medium, II 34al5; poor, lic
per lb.
Droyes from Maine-W G Norcross, 80 sheep;
y bumps, i22 sheep; Glidden, cattle; Canon,
106 cattle; W w Hall, % CATTLE lick. IS cattle;
j II Weymouth, 81 cattle; L Lucas, GS cattle and
Il sheep; w III Smell, 1852 cattle; A III Fletcher, -
cattle; Walker & Viles, % cattle; Southland, IA
cattle; Wells & Richardson, 70 cattle; Dollof &
Whittier, cattle; o Z Estes, Is cattle; Gray, IL
cattle; Morton & Wetherbce, 10 cattle,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-08-03
Waldo County Democratic Convention.

The Democrats OF Waldo County are requcsted TO
meet in Convention at the Court House, Belfast,
Saturday, August Goth, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, for
the purpose CT nominating two candidates for Sena-
tors County Attorney, County Commissioner and
County Treasurer.
Each town will be entitled to two delegates, and
additional for every % votes cast for the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor in 1870. majority
fraction will give an additional delegate.
W. j. COLBURN. Democratic
UPTON TREAT,
i. |. DOE, County
CHARLES GLIDDES,
MARK 5. STILES, Committee
Belfast Aug. 2 1871.
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Now offered, limited in amount TO $sl2,j0O per
mile, and are for $ 900 200 each, interest pay
able January and July at the rate OF per cent. Cur
rency per cent Gold, at the option OF the holder.
Bonds registered if desired
Among the leading Stockholders of the Company
are Hon. II. ID. Morgan, Ex-Governor and EN-O. $.
Senator; Hon. John A. Griswold, EN-Licutcnant
Governor, Troy, N y; Hon. Otkes Ames, NJ. G.,
Massachusetts; Mess s. Morton, Bliss Co., l.. Won
Hoffman & Co.. j. & ". Scligman & Co., Harrison
Durkec, and others, of New York; Benjamin f..
Bates, President Bank of Commerce, Franklin lla-
vens President Merchants Bank, Boston and others
also well known.
The above statement of facts proves the SAFETY
of these Bonds. Their PROFIT is equally manifest
upon examination. Theya sold FOR the present at
90, and accrued interest from July lst. At this
price they afford certain income for forty live years,
of nearly nine per cent. upon their cost. One thou
sand dollars invested in these eight per cent bonds
will give the purchaser more Man SerentYseren per
cent greater annual interest than the same amount
invested in the Government Five Per Cents,
while holders of Government Skies will find de
cide profit in selling them at present high prices,
and re.inyestinn in the New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas Bonds,
Subscriptions will be received in Belfast by
A. Fl. BRADBURY,
Cashier Belfast National Bank.
| Information concerning the Company and the
Road, and pamphlets containing map and full details
of the enterprise be obtained of the undersigned
or any of the Company's advertised agents.
w. b. SHATTUCK, Banker,
| Financial A gent n o., M. Il r. Il. II. 90.
| No. % Nassau Street, New York.
| 3ml4is
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-08-03
Lincoln County Democratic Convention

The Democrats of the several towns and plant.t-
tons in the County of Lincoln, are requested to
meet in Convention, at the COURT HOUSE, III
Wscassct, Tuesday, August 49, 1871 at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, for the following purposes, viz 10 nominate
candidates for the Offices of State Senator, County
Treasurer, one County Commissioner and CLERK Of
the Courts.
TO select County Committee for the year Com
mencing Jan. !, 1872, and to transact such other
business as may De utrInru cNpeuient.
Every Town and Plantation will be entitled to one
delegate and additional delegate for every 30 votes
cast for the Democratic candidate for Governor, at
the State Election of 1870 and fraction OF 20 votes
will be entitled to additional delegate.
Upon the above basis, the several towns and plan
tations will b. entitled to delegates, as follows.
Alma, .; Eoothbay, 4; Bremen, 2; Bristol 4 Dam
ariscotta, 3; Dresden 81 Edgecomb, :, Jefferson, +
New Castle 3; Nobltboro, 4 Somerville, 2; South
port 1; Waldoboro, IL; Westport, | Whiteield, I;
Wisrasset, q Monhegan, !.
w. w. FARLEY,
SAMUEL +. SMITH,
ARNOLD BLANEY.
HENRY FARRINGTON
ELBRIDGE 5. WEEKS,
July Il, 1871. Dem Co. Com.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARMY ED.
July 81 Schs Hattie, Smith, New York Lizzie
Poor, Dickey, do; Eva May; Mcfarland, Fishing.
%. Sch j. p. Merriam, Clark, Boston.
Aug. l. Sch Orion, Osborn, Boston; Brig r. S.
Hassell, Hassell, New York.
SAILED.
July2 Sch Hattie, Smith. Lubee.
Aug. ., Schs Abby Gale, Ryan, Boston; Maznrka,
Kimball, do Banner, Curtis, Rockand Jack Down
ing, Patterson, do.
PORTLAND, ME-, Aug. !. Sch; Sarah, Capt.
Waldoboro' nor Boston with 1890 bushels of corn,
ran on Tfundy's reef off Cape Elizabeth, in thick
fog, is going to pieces and twill be total wreck
The crew was brought up by steamer New Bruins
wick.
RocKLAND, Aug. /. Sch. George W. Baldwin
Capt. Thayer, (of South ThomastoD from Rockland
for Danvers with cargo of lime, grounded at the
mouth of the Meskeag river, this morning, sprang a
leak and filled. The cargo will be total loss, but
the vessel can probably be raised.
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DIED.

Obituary notices, beyond the date, name ana age,
must be pail for.
In Mediord, Mass. July 9, Charles w. Young, of
Belfast, Me-, aged IS years.
In Knox, June II, b. C. Bryant, aged about %
years.
His funeral was conducted by Unity Lodge, f. and
A. NJ, of which deceased was active and respect
ed member. lie leaves wife and two small child
ren, besides large circle of relatives and friends to
mourn his early decease. From the time of his be-
coming connected with the Lodge, until within a
few months of his death, he took prominent part
in all business of the Lodge, and filled different posi-
tions with credit. Always kind and pleasant, he
cheerfuy performed all duties devolving upon him.
Loving Masonry for its beauties, he tried to live up
to its tenets. Let hope he has received the croWn
of life, promised to the faithful unto death.'
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PORTLAND. Me. .InlY 81. M.

The following decision of Secretary Bout
well, relative to duties on salmon and
Goldfish under the recent treaty, will be
Of special interest. Mr.. Porteous is the
freight agent here OF the Grand Trunk
Railroad, and general receiving and
shipping agent for Provincial goods by
vessels and steamers in connection with
fine Grand Trunk
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-08-03
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, July 81, 1871.
BUTFER-We quote fine New York and Vermont
butter at 27a2Sc per b. with selections at 29Oc good
do 2Ua2lc; fine Western at l9l2lc; common and in
teror do at Halle; inferior and bakers butter sells
at l2al3c.
CHEEsE-We quote fine factory 1T loal2c per ID /,
fine dairy at 1Oall l2c; common to good at 6al0c;
inferior fa5c.
EGGS-Thc market is firm, with sales Of Eastern
at pc, and Northern at 20c per doz.
BEANS-We quote the best quality of medium
and pea beans at SO 3a3 80 per bush for choice w
tern pea beans; 81 -5a3 for common do, and So 37a
= so Tor choice mediums SEA- II for common do; SO
per bush for yellow eyes
IAI-We quote prime Eastern and Northern hay
at $30a33 per ton; New York do 32oa3o; common
hay ?20a23 per ton.
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New Orleans, Mobile & Texas
RAILROAD COMPANY

Offers Tor sale bond which combines these advant,
ages to an unusual degree The route lies between
Mobile, Alabama, and Houston, Tcxas-passins
through New Orleans, the New York Of the South.
OF the whole liue Of 10 miles. about two thirds
already built, and the Stockholders have expended
nearly TEN MILLION DOLLARS in the work.
The bonds now offered are secured by mortgage
upon all that part Of the line west OF New Orleans,
which has enormous traffic assured TO it from the
start this being the only rail connection by which
the cotton, corn, cattle and other productions Of
Texas can reach New Orleans.
SO important is this road considered TO Louisiana,
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid OF
the enterprise, by direct donations by endorsement
OF second mortgage bonds aud by subscriptions TO
the stock OF the Company, amounting in all to over
eight million dollars.
Fha ErstM
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-08-03

At Il Probate Court held ut Belfast, within and Tor
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
July \. ID. 1871.
HIALVlNA FLETCHER, widow of Alonlo T..
NI Fletcher late of Norhport, in said County OF
Waldo deceased, having presented petition Tor an
allowance from the personal estate Of said deceased
ordered, That the said Maivina give notice to All
persons interested by causing 4 copy OF this order
to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican Journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court, to be held at nel
fast within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday OF August next, at ten OF the clock before
noon, and shew cause, if any they have, why the
PRAYER of "a id petition should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
A true COPY, Attest-B. L. FIELD, Register