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DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMeNTs-ssoo pAsx-rourth, fifth and sixth
AsTROL0 Y SECOND PAeE-s1th column
soHkf % xs H"DaiSs a' wAsTab SECOND PAsr-seo-
BoAsSs @ aa W%STGD@sHoosp VAN HD and second
BRooSLY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rw1LFTH
BusIs1ss ssthIS PAsr-srsA
eTH ss1 sosa
CLERKS AID sALEsMEN-rwrurH PAsE-Frst and
'e1pnS iHlmScSrc"sn eSScsi PAGE Fifth column.
CUXcHaEN ASD GAnDLNLKs-rwE Eth PAaE-seo-
coAsT%iss Nv STEAMSHIPS FIRST PAsx-fisth and sixth
cousGK SoARp-sEoosD PAsE--Third column.
DAkUlN& ACADEMihs-sFeo.D rAeE-ssth column
a$I.! = SSss:sarO AND ux
FuK.isHED-TwrLrTn rAsE -Foulsh and dfsh
AuRSrH e"S N srgAMsHIps FIRST PAsx-Fifth column
grhrd rAnrrouqan ame Column
FFiNAsciALEFiRsT rAaE-lhlri column.
EHk KoT And TO
TSH,ITn fAsE Firm COLUMN: :..n.
FRksuS
HELf sCsnarED WANTED -MALEs-rwxLrru PAGE Second oo
HKLP pmH %HANrap-FEMALEs-ELryE PAaz-six.h
HoRs and
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IssyKycIoS n, Fourth Sa1. column n,
sss2HE FOX WEI 4HP sna
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LOAN OFF, Iss--FIRsT PAGR-Third column.
LOST AND tOUND--FIRsr PASE-first column.
MACHIN KY--SFCOSD PA0E--fIfth column
MARBLE MANTEi.S-tIEST PAGF-fOurth column
MEDiCAL-sEooND PAGEsxth column.
MIILlNrRY AND DRESSMAkINu-FinSr PA0K-
MIsCElLAN n isUUS ADVERTISEMENTS. -TxnTH PAGE
Sixth column
Observation-Disclosures PAaK-Fith column
MUSiCAL-SECONDP PAGK-Sixth column
PEk9ONAL-FIRsr PAuE-first column.
PYANOFOhTEs--jrcoSD PAGE II ouTth column.
POLITICAL-sFCoND PAGx-fourth column.
OF
RENT-TwElrTH PAGE-Tbrd and fourth columns
RIAL ESTATE To OEXCHAN0E-TwELtTH PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwEhTH PAaE-Fourth col.
REWAKDS-FTReT PAeE-F,rst umu.
BALES AT AUCTlON-TwELFTn PAaE-F'fth and sixth
sfTUxTIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vfrrH PAGE
First, second, third fourth, 9th md sixth coiumus-
SITUATIONS WANTED AALES-~wELFTH PAaH-
SPECIAL NUIIUEs- FIRST PAaE--F,rs. and second COL
THE THADEs-TwxLrrn PAGE. Third column.
THE 1URF-FIRSv PAGE--Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSH ESS PUKf KfOSES-rwELPrH PAGE-
Fourth column.
TRAvELLEks GuiDE-FrRsr PAoE. Sixth co.umn.
UkFURNlSHEU ROOMS AND APAkTMBNTS TO LET
=. TWELFTH PAGE-tHth column.
WANTED TO OPUkCHASE-SEOoND PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEW LLHi, Ao.-NIsTn PAaF-s:Ith column
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TRAVELLEIkS' GUIDE,

A LBANY AND THO, DAY LINE-SrEAdERS c.
IA VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW. from Ve,try street
atB 80 M Thirty fourth strcst :i5 landing ~ Yonx.
ers, Tarrytown and Nvsck by ferrybos Co1sens Mess
Point, Cornwall, Nevbury Poug tkeepsc Rhaeoeck Cats
kill Hudson connecting with evening trains he New
Lkk
OATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD.-CAR3
ID leave Greenwood tor the beach forty minutes
Last CA leaves Coney Island at o'clock. All for
Greerwoo1 from Fulton, WALL South and Hamilton ferries
connect with this route
VTINELAND RAIIwAY-FOR vINELAHD. n j., AND
Bridgeton. Leave toot OF Murray New York.
New Jersey Southcrn Railroad, at A. NJ. and T. M, by
steamers EMPIRE STATE and JESSE HOYT.
j. w. MILLS, Surerinteu eudent
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AN ELEGANT PRIVATE ESTABLIStf MENT.-A
"A splendid matched feam gray and bsck ect
and true every respect; l5 hands high 7yesrs Old
An ec.an. Wesscheser kockaway. seats six persons,
nearly
First class double Harness. made to order.
One four spring top Buggy mado order by Wood
Brothers, nearly tose her with Bisnkea kobes Ac
Now exhibition and at private sale, at JOHNSTON 4
VAN TAsskLLS Matt l16. liz and ia East Thirteenth
t. Fourth II sold at private sale te
fore Tue day 26th pet twelve o'clock, they will then be
pubic auction 10 the III hest bidder Without reserve
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DALTIC LLOYD.
ID For Ste,tin direct touching At Chsausand and Copen
hagen 10 pa ssengers aud mails.
The trst class iron steamship
HUMHOLDr Captain T. Barandon,
wit Saturday September ~ al r. NJ from pier 13
North River. To be followed by steamship FRANKLIN,
Captain =. Dreycr, on SATURDAY. Octo er =.
Cabin Passage, gold, SS0 Storage, gold, $50.
Freight for St Petersburg mportant ports of tho
Pa,tc received and through Bills Of Lad.ng signed For
freight or passage apply to
wENDT RAMMELSbERO, Agents.
Once, ~ Broadway.
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Herald orace.
THk TURF.
r Match VI wO, m heats, best in s IN harness
Samuel sc .lsus hi n enters .. m. Mary.
'0A" murphy 'I r. ). VAN cokTLAEDr. prssiden.
d. rALLMAs, Sup rintendent
ELhgTwoon PARk-voNoAY SEPTEMBER Is, 80
m. Match S6Ve. mile heats, bes three In i've. In
+ LoSnts e.sr'.. .'.'...".. Butcher ,;m,.
- ''' ri NJ VAN ooRTiANDT.' Fresia.nt.
pRospECr .rARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
l. Monday, September 20. ~ i. NJ, match &5O0 mile
/. 60. LngerTnan's b. g. Clambske in harness
Play pay. GEO. w. OAKLEY, supt.
POOLS soIp p, At At. AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB RES
the arraganeit Park TOtns. sveslng and every
ev,nlng during the trottinS T. 3. JOHNSON.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
Al THE AUS5HSs goHss1aS SSusE = y2E 9E rAssr.1
once and s.iesrSom b nassau sis:es.
opposite the Post oa.ce.
The Horse aud Carriage Branch
of our business is conducted at our
no. s md ia "a. 1ss s,..n .S1S .rs. Ms Fourth avenue
every TUESDAY an FRIDAY.
p, Gentemsn " ching to purchasc or those
fec, yrsiab thI. ! acs o. g.loess
We do al other business the straight onward
pr cpes which govern honorable houses IN all mercantile
pur.u.s
SOU ~ 4 IS ss. s sr Horse '
nitric for Of Horses Carriages be made at
down oce and saesroom 81 Nassau street, where
keep n register OF horses for private
Liberal advances made on oousgnnSnts.
Arw wALDRoN COOKIES
"A Horse Mart and 6alesrooms,
corner Cedar and Now Church streets,
THIS DA, at IL O'clock
One Osse lbH hands superior drivcr In all
harnessi kna and gentle, anu warranted sound In al
respects.
Ore bay Hambletoni.n Coli, years. Ih hands elegant
One x seat Road Wagon; city built, nearly
One sorrG Aare Is hands; fast, kind and
not afraid lady dri her; sound In respect
One Express Wagon and Harness One Jaeger Wagon.
One sorre Horse, 1874 hands, elegant carriage road
One side spring 'epo Wagon and hand made Harness.
One brown truck Horse; sound. kind and true.
HO 10 l5 han,s years sound, kind and true.
One Road Waeon and vet single iiarnrss.
One pair bay work Horses; sold to close estate.
One set doub Harness
One hay Mare hnns COED true in a barDess.
Other Horses, Wagons and Harness. This sale worthy
the attention Of AL wanting GOOD work road
Horses buyers and sellers GUARANTEED fair,
partial saio No postponement for weather
AT wALDRON COOKIES
"A hoiaba n salssrcOpas,
corner and New Church sreets
THIS DAY. ~ is o'c.ock,
three first Horses rood business family
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srvClAn NOTICES.

TINE ADVERTISER "A RESIDENT or ELIZABrTH NJ
j., would like 70 oooperale with numbcT of Young gen.
susri incline will please address W. HENRY. box Las
Herald oflce.
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AT wALDRON COOKIES
"A hoiba n 4 salssrcOpas,
Cedar and New Church streets
THIS DAY. ~ l2 o'c.ock,
At auction.
three hrst class road Horses four good business family
Hcrse three truck Horses three heal Of common
cheap Horses. road Wagons. two Express " a.cns
Single and Double Harness.
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EoR NORFOLK, CRY POINT AND RICHMOND
Old Domipion Steamship Company.
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Poin, and Richmond The steamship
ISAAC BELL will sell tuesday, sepiemoer y. as ~,
countetny with the Virginia and Icnnessee AR ne Tue
SeaboArd Inland AR noe Petersburg aud Weidon hs'road
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad Richmond and DAnvls
Rs Through Tickets aud through bfs OF
Ia iing Reduced points South aud southwest
ALpiv at Office per 81 at ooe OF 'hs company, l5l
OrsoawiSh street. corner VI Dsy.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

MARBLE MANTELS.
KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MAnKLEIZING
"A. Works, 13t is East EiSh eenta srec--Marbie aud
Msrblezed Mante Thing Marble Counters Monuments, at
prices that dety con,pen Mortgages taken trade
CTEw ARTS SLATE MANTELS- LA RGEST AssORr
- ment in the city a, lowest PRICES. eeSan, new designs
sas Sixth av., between Thirty Tnrty.sixt1 ss
& KLABER a CO.'S MARBLE WORKS, 2i7 TO s,3
-. West fify6rst street. between roadway and Eghh
aycnue-Marolo aud Msroeizel MAntels, Mouum ents
Headones, largest varieties. newest designs cheapest
In the city.
EXCURSIONS.
fVhE MARY POWELL. From vESrRY STREET AT
i S%o M daily making usual iaa ibs "a R-turnil ,ve
Ron ~ A. No poushkecpsc 5:s, Milton 5:iS New.
burg Jn Nfawht': IA: West Point sJh cosseas :ih 40
r.snn "a Ne n Yorx Al 1854
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WANTED TO RENr-A SMALL CNFURNlsiikD
w House, With mode improvements, besween thirty
9th and tuybnh streets anu fourth Eighth avenues
Adorss. stating rent H. H., Herald ps0wn Drxnch ooa
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DActFIC MAIL, STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE TO
l. Caiiioroia, Jaoan and China,
Panama,
Carrying Mails Passengers and Fro;ght
Kingston Jsmaca, santa Martha and Oreytowa
Pacific Coast oi Mexico,
Central America, Peru,
steamers leave 18th aud 5,b each month, except when
those dates tsll on Sunday then the dsy previous
A..
ior Aspinws' uifect connecting a. fsnam. with steamer
ttNsi ~ ION, captain touching nj Puntss Arenas
bcata anu Stn Jose lie Gustem1a and also connecting
or All Cents American anil South Pacific ports Freight
for last named ports received until p. N. OF eps-mDcr
steamer ~ "a w leave San Francisco September 3D. TOR
Japan anu onina For rates OF passage reignt and all m
OF Csnsl etreoI y. n. BABY Agent
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GENTLEMAN, WITH SMALL CAPITAL Dr.
~ sres to invest H. with services In respectable aud
profitable bus!ncss would become n partner; would
purchase or Join party with like neans thoroughly under
stands bus!ness schemers noticed. All
must positively state the kind ot busness profits
and locaton otherwse ney will not be nde TO- Ad-
l,2s6 Broadway.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-06

ST. DENIS The burning Of the cathe-
dral of st. Denis will excite almost as
much regret as did the rumor of the de-
struction of the cathedral Of Strasburg, -
1t has been for over twelve hundred
years the burial place Of the French mon
archs, end though not particularly famous
for its architectural beauty, was held 10
MUCK the same respect by Frenchmep that
Westminster Abbey is by the English
Four years ago the sarcophagi containing
the ashes of the illustrous dead were re-
moved from the crypts, thoroughly cleansed
aud renovated, and placed on the main
floor of the church, where they have been
visited by thousands of tourists who did
not care to make an excursion into the
damp vaults beneath, even to look at the
splenddly sculptured receptscles of relics
so precious.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-06

Police Court - The following cases
were disposed of by Police Justice White this
morning;
Mary Nelson, colored, charged with inter-
fering with the overseers of the chain.gang
while in the discharge of their duty. Dis
charged.
James Hill, colored, charged with unlawfully
assaulting Robert Watson. Case continued to
the 7th.
Kate Turner, colored, charged with unlaw-
fully assaulting Amelia Smith. Discharged
on payment OF costs.
Joseph Jackson and John Roberts, colored,
charged with unlawfully stealing portion Of
barge, the property of j. Ii. Fox. Sent on
for trial
james Thomas, colored, charged with un-
lawfully interfering with the passengers at the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad depot Dis.
charged.
John Finn, charged with unlawfully assault
ing Martin Wells. Case continued until to-
morrow.
Dennis Cheatham, colored, charged with
being drunk and disorderly. and breskipg the
door of Nollie Rosser, and with assaulting said
Rosser. Fined 81.
Clinton Allen, colored, charged with being
an escaped prisoner. Returned to jail
William Morton, coored, charged with re-
sisting the police while in the discharge of their
duty. Case continued until to morrow.
Beverly Max6eld, colored, charged with un.
lawfully and feloniously entering the cook s
cabin of the ship Niagara, and stealing one
revolver and one hand trunk containing cloths
ing to the value of fifty dollars, the property
of Robert Henderson. Sent on for trial.
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Duel STOPPED Col. VIM. johnson,
president of the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad, aud Mr.. A. Il. Davega,
of Chester, S. g., had difficulty, and pro-
posed to fight it out on Tuesday last, near
Augusta, Georgia, with pistols. but were
arrested by order OF the mayor of that city
and bound over to keep the peace.
Miss Virginia Dee, theatrical star at
Pine Bluff, recently interviewed young
man named Austin, who reported thai she
winked at him. After gazing a few mo-
ments into the muzzle ol revolver, Mr..
Austin wrote graceful acknowledgment
that he had lied, and Virginia sailed out.
Gen. Grant has dairy farm near St.
Louis, with fine stock OF COWS. A choice
lot Of Aldcrney and Holstein cattle, of vast
milking capacities, together with select
number Of Ayrshire boifors, are on their
way to the presidential farm, and he will
Hoon have the finest dairy in the country.
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the cheek. Why not allow the divine state
ment also In the same literal sense of his kingly
claims to ''sit upon the throne of his father
David and reign over the (Dational) house of
Jacobs twelve tribes 2" ok" and Daniel are
much at variance about the time for the shifting
of the metallic image. The latter tells the
reader "whst shall be in the latter days." If
you and your readers wish to know TO what
epoch of the worlds history this phrase belongs
exclusively, then please do yourselves the jus.
tice OF looking to these testimonies Numbers
xiv, 14 Deut iv, 80; Ezak xxxviii, lG
especially Hosea iii, AS: 1.-The children OF
Israel shall abide many days without king,
prince, or sacrifice, &c. Aiterward shall they
return and seek the Lord their God. and David
(or the beloved king). aud shall lear the
Lord and his goodness 10 the latter days" Do
not these testimonies prove the epoch involved
to be the time Of their return to that land
where the nation previously dwelt? No sprit-
ual alchemy can substitute church tor Israel
here, for orthodox teachers won't admit that
spiritual Israel have now no king or sacrifice.
II plug, Mr.. Editor, that *" a, your
readers "are seeking more light" than dogm
devotion to the binding slchemists of the
spirifuslizing school Of 0rgen and bis follow
ers, subscribe myself, A NAzAsIsB.
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LegIsletiye Summary.

In the House the following bills were
reported : to amend the act authorizing the
county of Augusta, to subscribe to the
stock of the Valley railroad, and the Shen-
aDdoah Valley railroad company. Also,
House bills to amend the charter of the
town Of Culpeper to incorporate the
Christiansburg and Blacksburg Turnpike
Company to extend and complete the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to autho-
rize the Register Of the Land Office to
issue patent to John Lewis, of Allegheny
county
The following Senate bills were passed !:
70 amend the charter Of the town of
West Point 10 regard to delinquent taxes;
to amend the act prescribing the duties
aud compensation of county officers 10
amend the act to incorporate the Wetump-
ka Iron Company; to provide for the re-
moval of the causes, &c, and the transfer
Of records, &c, from the Hastings court OF
Harrisouburg, to the county court of Rock
inghsm; to amend the code IN relation to
"rule days" &c. with House amendment !;
making an appropriation to it up the
State courthouse, Sycamore church,
Mr. Cochran presented memorial of
j B. Swazey, in behalf of large number
of foreign holders of Virginia bonds, ask
ing that provision be at once made for the
payment OF the interest on the whole
bonded debt Of the State, without regard
to West Virginia, aud suggesting plan
therefor. Referred.
Senate bill to prevent and punish unlaw-
full hunting and tishiug, with House sub
stitute. was taken up, and after considerable
discussiop, was, on motion OF Mr. Clark,
| dismissed
Mr.. McCaull offered resolution grant
| ing privileged seats to the wives and other
lady members of the families OF members,
which, the House refusing to suspend the
rules, was referred.
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In view of the emigration from France,
which it thinks likely 5000 to take place
the Lynchburg V,rginion suggests that the
Legislature of Virginia should take mea-
sures to induce the immigrants to come 70
this State. Should large numbers OF
Frenchmen come to this country it is
thought probable that they will settle in
the South as immigrants are said to gene
rally go in the path of their isothermal line
to seek new homes Virginia is excel
lently adopted to the cultivation of the
vine, as proved by the fourishing vine.
yards near this city and in other sections
of the State, and grape culture may yet
prove one of the most profitable industries
of the State
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With the license of your editorial courtesy
| desire little space in your columns TO re-
spund to the structures of tx ," 10 your paper
of last Wednesday, upon the lecture at the
Capitol by Mr.. Magruder. | desire this TO
correct the erroneous conclusions of said stric
lures. He deolains ami asserts, bat that is not
demonstration. He asserts that Isaiah (chap.
ter Ii. has been fulfilled in the restoration of
the Jews from captivity in Babylon. 'aWbat
saith the Scripture" was tue wsy the Messiah
and h,s apostles sought for authoritative d c.
tiine--so does the unde signed plead. At aud
before the inspired writer uttered this predic-
tion about 6 the Outcasts OF Israel and the dis
persed of Judah being gathered from the four
corners of the EARTH verse IL The
twelve tribes were not united under one gov
ernmeDt, but from the days OF Rehoboaln a
PARTITION wall was erected Two OF the twelve
tribes carried on political hous-k eping on one
side by the name ef "the Kingdom of Judah -
and the ten tribes carried on a separate gov
ernment on the other side, under the name of
'the Kingdom of Israel" The prophet fore.
told that both national families should 90 into
captivity for their sius. II is to the restoration
of the whole of the twelve tribes ha addresses
his inspired message IN this and many other
places.
When has God up to this hour restored the
ten tribes "second time? Judah1 aud Is,
rae are introduced then dwelling in their
own land in harmony. Hqually clear upon
this question of restoration OF all this ancient
people to their land, is Ezekiel oh 81: lG "
to end. The Almighty saws to the prophet
"Moreover, thou son of Man, take thee one
stick aud write upon it For Judah and for tAe
children of lsresl, his compani0ns;' then take
another stick, and write upon it, For Joseph,
the stick of Ephrism, and for all the house of
fsreal his companions, and join them one to
another into one stick, and they shall become
one in thy haud.'" This is the inspired lesson
taught by Divine authority -"lhus saith the
Lord God, behold | will take the children of
Israel from among the heather, whittier they
be gone, and will gather them on every side,
and bring them into their land; and | will
make them one nation in the land upon the
mountains of Israel, and one King shall be
King to them ali and they shall be no more
two nations; neither shall they be divided into
two Kingdoms any more at ALL" viii ''X"
have the courage to deny this promise of Is
rae's future natonaity2 Can he show its
fu6llmt MT? His premises are fatal to bis cons
clusion, for he says; "There is spiritual as
well as literal sense in all the prophecies"
He dsnies the literality Of this prophecy.
Surely, if bis theory b. correct the literal
must precede the spirjtusl When was jesus
"King of the Jews," as wise men declared bis
title, and a. God had spoken-Micah v. chap
ter, I'd verse? All believers admit He was the
destined Judge of Israel who was smitten on
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General European Intelligence.
Reported Exclusively for the State Journal.

reported E1ctustuefy for the State Journal.
Paris, Feb. 2 Seventy thousand per-
sons have asked permission to leave the
city The museums of Versailles and St.
German are uninjured. The members of
the Paris government will go to Bordeaux
on the 10th instant, to render an account
of their administration before the Assem-
bly,
London, Feb. 4.-The O6fciel of Paris,
January 81, announces that Jules Simon
has gone to Bordeaux to signify to Gam
BETA that henceforth the Paris govern
ment alone possesses executive power.
London, February 4.--Several trains,
loaded with provisions, entered Paris to-
day.
Hare, February 4.--By special decree
the reimbursement Of Havre will form an
elector circonscription, as the remainder of
the department is occupied by the enemy.
London, February 5.---fbe Observer re-
marks that if it is true that Prussia de-
mands the cession of Pandcherry, her
object must be to exchange that colony
with England for Heliogoland, hut, adds
the ObSerUer, Favre is yet unaware that
any territory is demanded; nor does he
know the amount of indemnity claimed by
Prussia
No journal is now published at Rouen.
The circulation of newspapers between
Paris and the departments is forbidden
during the armistce. The DEGREES of the
Paris government are not posted In Lyons.
London, Feb 4--P. M.--The Munich
pal Council Of Dooai have drawn up pro-
test against the electoral disquallfications
decreed by Gambetta, and have resolved to
convoke the electors and take all votes
legally recorded.
Persadies, Feb 5.---It is officially sta ed
that Germany does not intend to acquire
through treaty with France, any posses.
sions in India, Asia, or the trans Atlantic
Countries.
Brussels, Feb. 4--The Duke De Au.
male has issued an address to the French
electors. He reserves his opinion as to
peace or war, because he is not responsible
for the war, having ben forced to remain
inactive when he wanted to fight He
expresses his convictions of the advan-
tages of monarchy for France. and
proudly compares France during the reign
of Louis PHILIPPE with the France of the
present day; but he declares that there is
nothing to separate him from the Repub-
lie, and if France determines to retain the
Republic, he will bow to her decision.
Four thousand Prussians occupy Deppe.
Honfeur has not been occupied. In the
department of Eure, the Germans have not
advanced beyond Densevile.
Magnin has arrived at Dieppe, and is
expected in Havre tomorrow.
Hare, Feb. 4.--Navigation on the
Seine will be open tomorrow to Rouen.
Lille, Feb 4.--Four equerries of Ma
poleon's household have been arrested
here.
Bordeau1, Feb. 4.-Gen. Bourbaki is
convalescing,
Versailles, Feb. 3.--Mr. Washburne is
here with Favre. He is greatly emaciated.
The works at Montmedy and Racroy
will be blown up. The Marquis de Tan
hot is announced as a candidate for the
assembly.
Letters from St. Petersburg states that
Russia will not interfere in aid of France.