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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17

IN osmitlbsH ab, Witgliso O.s Gomitss Az
letn. er bsIIa9t a oarhbtr, oaS msbrsrs
Hspubliiantr ben caucus BtibluS aussr Not
gelahsn unO Iib nit ben 9smoiraten utrbun.
ben babsu, U0our& allsin bic dnnabme bss
BsttrS'iAsr antrogss erm6altbt nUrosH iti.
Sene RepublliQusr b6tteu iidb Hur 0ebhalb in
otels Coalition nit OsH Demoiralsn tinaelaI.
len, um our9 zine baloige Y,rtaauug stns
Gartf s9tsiOrm in 0itier SiBung oes GOHgr,iiss
Iu oirbtnOsrn. Butler Bdlt Oas Gomiis thr
ip.dlos unO Die gtHisBung osf,IbtH far siHs
6sIuotauu8 oes StHats, tuslhsr ourtb sin
dbuItbcs Gcmttt Die 3ultdnoe i'm ER0en be-
rttt5 babe feitittIItn lnien.
6aiHe un0 Die Bsrta9uHas Yartsi EiHO ies
BOO, allen gTWattHnBeu gum SrOB, NOD tueit
OuOon eniitrut. etHsn Sisg srrungsn iu baben.
&,Iisrn bat flo Der ttpublifaniShe Gtnots.
caucus nit Butter perbunOsn uns bat Oi,
5rOarturq. Onb sie Anuabme Oss Bstsrs',
l9tn Ssldiuiss Die Rtpublltnusr int Ssnais
UoibtaeH psrOs, ibrs BsrGtbun9sn tlber bic
8e9en Den ShOen lu taiisnOen WnbreatlH elm
julttlleH uno itrb 0tm S:rtaaun8s Autrage osB
Qauts anlultsBen, u,rsiteIt.
Die republitaniibeu Ssnaioren bislten
gslttrn SiDsi Caucus, SiSuugeH, bic sius BON
10 uhr Surmitugs bis II llbr Rlttaas, bic
auoHs O0H lljr big lI9r Ra9mitla95 uno
tsltLollen nab Isbr itirmIi9sn unO autgersg.
ten Dtbatten 0as tFol8en0e:
mems, baB IN Der 1sutigen Senatss
StBura Der SrtaRunBs HtibluB 0.s eauIts
aut Den Etl9 asIrBt Utroru ion.
3pet tens, Dab our1 tinen 8tmeins
Sel9luB Elm, aus 5 Senatoren unO 6auss
NItBlisOtrn bttbtnotB, gsmtinidafllibts
0omutt Jur lnieriu9uu9 Der 3uhdn0e i'm
SnOen eiuGtltBt ptrben ioq.
8rittsHs bnB bas SuitiJs6omits bss
osnats anGsmisisn msrosn iUl, cine Sia our
llnteroyhdun8 un9sieBlttsr GrganiiatioHeu
unO gum hetl:reH SnuB os5 2:bens uno Oss
StatniDums IN ben lAoi6sn Staateu ausSu,
aTbslteu.
8tertens, bnB in Der gt9enWdrtigtn
StEura oes 6Orgrtn:s tsiu anDsrer 8sgtns
tano, Gl5 DER eripabHtc. bsratbsn oosr trlsoigt
W:rOen ioa.
6rumDua, Gonfling, 6amlin, Rorria
Sudmgbam, Sdpgsr, Robertion, Rtuoga,
plLI uno AH0ers battsn Itir Yrrt09ung qeipro
tsn uno iBrs llibsrIeuRuna oabin ausgeIpru
Den, BOB ttn ncuts @eisB tber WaBreg,lung
oes ShOsns Der asartsl mebr I6aoen oils
ntBtH mhroe. Morton, 9banolsr, QUilIon,
SbrmaH, YOoI. Hmts unO anOtrs orangen
lsoob init Der qs9entbelltaen Nnlttt outb.
90abrl9siElIb miro bic rspubliIani DE
I(alorItAt oss pauIss iblitBlib iitb ben aR-
IldNn Der Golltgtn i'm Stnat tAaeH. Jtbsn,
l"'U ANf' 'VAAV " plbBE DkIAAllGH Itbtlt plt
mlnh. inttrgHantt @Tlbelnuna bisttn peroen.
Shon bic 8tiriBe Debate I'M Snuis Bpiihen
Slatns uno butler mar nibt .pOn Strob.'
Slsbs Gor9ub)
g8tr itno b;Gleria gu uiiieu, wis Der naaHe
att Ots Uamlllsns Dramas btiBsn wirO, Oas
ltb ltBt I'M Naatr Der JtaDitaltn abipnlt. Crit
: s@rant 0s9tn SUMNER" oanu rWep, Damp
Ib're," oanH sSIatus as9enSutler,"' oann uSts
nat geatn 9aus' - what next
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17
Rus RBafhine ton.
Scr GOngrcB, Der z iiosI, bic Sertas
nmnn NklniIif miner Mntlnr -

0ur0 ole Nnnabmt ots BON SDreher
Blaine u,riaBten uno bon Y.ters i'm Rtprd.
itntanttnbaule eiugebra6ttn SsihluTl.s i9isn
Der Ylan Der 3taoifalsn. ben SRo.n fur ieiH.
oemoirotiihtn G8abIsn Su Jhhtigtn. pertagt
Der SslblUB 9tbt oabln. 0aB Der Spre9er
Elm eomlte bon HlItijebn trnenns, oas hbtr Die
3uitanoe Der trhbersn EH,bellioEf- Staaitn,
(inlolpslt es oeHSoaju8 Der @si:Be uno Die Si'
db.tbett 0es Gtbens uno 0eB Gi9entbuius Der
gar8er Der Der. Staten b,triIft). unterluts
nng Ju pasgen, uno oa5 Nsiutat btrIelbsn
IN benz nGtit fommtnoen S,lembtr b.m
Saus lu btriGten aud ioIds UtaBrtgetn
UorSuidta9sn bat, bic ss tlir angsmtli.n .rab
t.t. Gi,iss 9omiie ioa .rmd1tet itin. tinsn
4etunr uno sinsn St.noarapb,n 5u n.rluens
ben uno pdbrsnD bsr Gerisn ot9 Gonar lies
Sibuug 5u balteu, au9 iann ts 3,ugsn ooria
ben uno Att.n uno SUeumtnte .inforoern
uno nab SuiOhnisn ourG Elm Inter Goniite
irgeno einer Steil o.r iRoliden Siuaten ipdb'
rsu0 bes &,esii.s bsiubsn laHsn. Die Soiten
oi.Its Gomlts's ollsn aus Dem i5ono ots Qnus
les tiir unoorbsr9sitbsnt Sale bsJablt p.rben.
9ItIsr StldluB ouros au9enOmm.n uno
erHannie Der Sprtdtr oas fol8tnoe 9omis
ole osrren Butler BON Waiia6uietts. Sb,lla'
barpsr BON Ohio, Rtnp BON YsnniDlpanieu,
WaDnaro bon Senn,tist, Goburn ppn Jnoia.
Sbio, Surota bon WllIouri, Cor psn Nsw,
9)orf Bed pOn S.niudp, Nrtt,r BON Marp
lamb, gBaoo,a Don Woro' Carolina uno Nos
biuion bon Jainos.
p.ters' Qniras laBt f,lbHp,radnolid ben
Suil:r'lben &.itB.sborf9lag oils p.rirhbt ers
fhstntn. oa na1 ienem bic Grage ra1 Der
Rotbwsnoi8tst uno 3psdmdBist.it oities 8s.
itBts abbGnDig gemadt miro, bon benz HeIuts
tat osr bon lsHem GoIiltte an3ufsltHeen llns
teriuhuna.
3as M.rlpurbsIie b.i bi.fsr Sad. III, sab
ote gtnbrinsung oes p.ttrslh ben Antraaes &C.
gen ben caucus 'Ssi6luB Der rspublifanii9sn
&eprdientanten mar. auBeroem, baB er bonn
Spudb.r psrfnbt uno bel Der Debate gsesn bic
Anariis Buffers s.f6hBt puros. Butler
bate ndmlid ben einwano trboben, oab niht
Gags 5uoorWotia BON btr Ginbringuns bsBSss
i9luiiss se9sben tporbsu Jet. Ser Spre1sr
taete, baB tr einQsbradt ner6tn fDnnt +; nit
elmer Bill obtr tinsm Wtm.in' Ssidlub. fp.tGer
bic unt.ribritt ees prdiioenttn srforbert, babe
,s eins anoere 8twanotniB uno mine In Bes
5ug auf oieielbtn bic tintdaist Notij st8sb.n
n.to.n. Sutlsr protsitirts unb iaet., tr boffe
oas ieotr Wtunn, Der TN Caucus mar, oaaee,n
itimm,n m,ros. Der Ysidlub aina aber uni,r
Der Sptration Der Boriraae NIT 125 seaen Ga
Stimmer ourd. Wa9osm biejss 9sid.ten,
bsauiraats s9bseltr eintn B,i9lub, nad mel.
dem, iusnn Der Senat beiitimmt, Der Yr6Fosnt
Des Senats uno Der Sprt1sr bts SauIes bic
ss9snwdrti9. GonarsB' SiBuns ON 90. Hldrs
UNI IL ubr Mitiaas ihlisbtn Ion.n. SsIer
SeihluB wuroe nit III asasn 76 Stimmen
an8snpmtnen.
Sutlsr bot In ein.m lans.n Manit.ft stqen
ben gstsrsidsa Sslalub prptsitirt uHb lsbnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17
aus Nciu 0ampfbire. - Die
Max f,lr5.

Concord, IL. Utar3,- Btrittc aus 2ll
Btairttn 9ebsn QpeRon 80. .sSl, plie 80. 269
unO GuOp,r uno ptri9tsosnsu anOertn 4ans
ooaisn 1914 Siimmer. YOn Is SsJutsn
Hno Beridte nod n6t einQr9aneen.
Ybtla a, IL. Wdr5. Cine
Depeite Der ,.N,sO. 3rbhne" aus Concord
ldBt eriebeu. oaB ois ,.Arbsiis: R.tOrmer" uno
&smperenSIsr mebr Stimuttn bsfommen ba'
ben, ole man trwnriete, 10 oaB ss pdbri6eins
li9 iii. oaB fih Ilr g9,iton Ooer YiIs tsins
Waioritdt sr2ie6t. ggenn bic Brage an bic
G,s,slatur atbt. 10 iuiro elm H,pubIitansr ere
pGblt msroen.
9onepro, 16. Mdra. Die Btrihte
BON 2lS 6slirIrr srGeben: iir Ytte 80. 3S9,
Wsiton 33.SSl, Cooper uno onOere Ganoioat
ten 1074 Stimm,n. Sir bns 6aus iino 9es
rpdblt l62 Rtpubliiansr, l6i Ssmotrnt.u
uuo 4 Nrt.its R,form.r iir Den Sernt 4
Rspablifar.r uno D,molraten auBsrOem
fino 3 Batan3tn oorbanosn. Ser @reluiips
Ratb Sdblt, nit elmer Baianl i'm erlisn Sts
fititt, Republitaner uRo 2 Demotrnteu.
gBabriH.inIib fao aa: oemOlratii4s Con-
erebleute 9cn65lt.
sans 6ranStsep, Is. Wdrj. - Die
bi.fae Yr,ie iu9t ben @ruuo Der rspublita'
mi6tn Ni.Oerlo9e In Htm 6nmplbire oarin,
bab Der GonarsB es p.ridgmts. Die Ginioms
msniisusr aufjub.bsn, Sttusrn uno &ssie'
runasaus9abtn Su ernidBtgen un0 anbsrmsi'
iia ben ssIeHtsn Wani1,n oes 8olIss 5a 8ss
nuaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17
Butler: Sd wisSr9oh. Oab ss Elm RnH

Butler: SD BisSsr9OIs. OaB ss elm Rnif
mar.
Blaine: Butler bat bic BsiuoGu6sii. Gltg
~ la9tu ur0 gu lulsoerbol,n, ausasnommrH
ole gpabrbsit. @r bstra6tt Ons Suiltr'lt5
gsanttsf als cine oiisubors Btl,iDiguug bss
Sprs1ers unO hurGit,riliTte OaNslbt als ben
asnstnltsn, uuBerybieisH uno berd6ili1heH
Anarili Der i: geWddl porbsu iii.
Suil'r mttnts, Oes Spuders BHidt I,i sg.
aui ietnsm Smble gu bleibsu, uRo isi s5 itlt
ip,t Jabren Mot paittt, baB Der Spr1sr
ltct an Der 6sbatie bttbuligt Lubt.
Blaine sriHHettt Butler, OaB Golilr. ais tr
Sprsber 0ts Qauiss mar, ts emit ihr roll
meHnig erahttt babe. auf bic 5lur lU lommtn,
nm ibn, Butler. lu lNbtigen.
Rad elmer GntgsRuuua Suffers uno rahs
Dem rob An0ere 8slprOben, uur0sH Suilgr,
Rtltp, Goburn uHo Sb:laburger Don btt
Hiits oss Counties GtIirihsn, unO ptrtagte ftb
0as 0aus l3 llhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17
Qofnlhcridltc nns gNnihinntnn.


VI 9ingt n, 10. MGtj. - Die Ge.
9iitrirunG Der Sttmmatbsr I'M ttIitn EiItritt
bsgann btutt. Sis 4tlttag Wur6tn 100 Ylrs
ionen rssiitrirt.
Sas erits SaRipiel Der 6rau Marie
Serba9 9;isrn GbeuO (sSant eDJtA) mar
ttH tntihsosnsr SGcteB. 9oB pubIltum mar
btBttilsrt.
= Or. 5. 8. Biii,n, sin wuDlbtrannter bos
m6opatbi4cr arit biclsIbR, itarb bsutt
DtorBen.
49, Sl. SinridIuua 6ts Samtg GraoU, Osy
p'9tn Grmor0ung Otr j5rOu 5au!tntr Ium
EoOe oeruri9eiit mOrotn mar uub morgen pet
bdn8t Dtrosn iOTt', 1T Gui Stitbl O,g Prd
ltOsnlsn Grant big gum Il, b. 4R. pstidOb:n
ipor0en
- C'Bonoban &oiin, Der irtdnoiI9t ga
triot, bait ndtGtnGitnitGg in vGHcoIn 0aat'
cine YOr,urg.
- Sn 8sOrastbipn harbsn lud6r.nO Ocs
Wonats 6,bruar "a Ysrluuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17
MHch WfafSddmIett8 perfcGt benz
AEdlioenteu xSiu6.~

Bottom, l6. Wdr5. - Sm 5.not BON
MaIa1uictts iino Die fOlatr0sn S,itlhils Elm
Bebrabt uno sum Druid bsor0ert uorotn:
.StihlOiien, OoB isOsr llsberGriii sires Rtr
gieruugsJWsises III Di: PtdrogatlD: zines an
bern oaJu Oitnt, bic @riRauua Der prinIipitllen
a9faabtn elmer lsbsu conttituitontusn &tgie
ruu8 3u D.rsit,lu, uu0 ooB Die Reglsrung ttne
geisglide uno tstne ptri0nlite itin ioa.
BeIbtoiIen, oaB baB Bolt oes Smat.s WiaI,
iahuistts ben ntuli6en l,iosr stfolarethen,
Bpar Mot oiiiiiea psrtlnOsten, absr nOtort'
i1sn Bsriutb Oss 9rditosntsH Der Der. Stoas
ten, Die Organization nnb 3uiammsnIeBung
ots Ssnats 6omit.s ihr auswdrt,9. ang,l..
9.nGeit,n uorSui9ttibsu, nit BtlOrgniB uabrs
8enommen bat.
Seidlolien, enB Die uni,rp.rfura 6ss Ses
mats unttr oisie Yoritriit oes Yrdito,ntsn sis
ne unttrwAI list.it Oartbut, wtlbe ieHsn He
aitrungsju.,9 als nidbt bsidbiet erideinen
ldbt. i,int conilitutionsllsn YiItbteu bet Bs.
auittiauug Der bonn YtdHoentsn benz Ssnat
uorsulea.nosu amtssrnsrnuHgen uno Bsr.
trassabIdlhh: in unabhdrBger Neiie aus
Iuilbsn uuO DaB bisrin Ole 8slabr lle9t, baB
elm iiartss 8OlIWtrt aeScn u!urpalloHtn Der
Qrieutibe fpsgqer6umt Der6e."
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Gin Soft QSageu BON Snbianern
beranbt. - xldger Der Mnfieb'
Ter ilber @eu. . S.puemalt.

San Srasjtscn lG. Mdrs. - 4uf
benz g8sss BON 5ort yuma nod tuscan In
ariSona, Is Wtei,en blilteb bon @ila Ssno.
luuroe ON 7. bs. Die Yoilutihe BON Epaden
anoehalt.n uuo beraubt 8bumpion. Der 3ut=
iber, erbislt GlinitnithIls in Dos 8sin uno
einsn Yi,ilidub in bic Srui, er snitom ieoo9
init benz sinaia.n 9SnilagieIe Der &utIbe.
Die Autr.suns unier ben Shr8ern 1T iebr
srob. sic b.tla9en iih In bttt.r.n Ausbrlidcn
Iornien bta,bsn babe, wdbrsnO i,os aniisoes
lung In Arijona &nsriiIsn Der apa@tn aus'
aeiegt lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17
0erilbte ilbcr Cuba un6 @crtp
MtCo.

Rews0 16. RGrj. - Ser Sp,,.s
Correspondent Der ,R.=U. Eribire" aus g8a'
ibin8ton tbsilt nit, DaB nat ttnsm 8trlate
Spansn ben Str. Stanisn ben Ytrtauf Don
Cuba uHO YOrtO Rito fit 100 Rta. Collars
anBebotsn bNben loll Die NG@tt1t iOQ bon
bent um,rit. @siaHOtan StdIts IN WtaOriO
fnrnnIfn
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Nene MnieiaeM.
Repr 9lnici9t be- gsreiui9tsn staatsu.
GBibttaeS Girealar.
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aus Can Somiueo. = 28bite nitb
0abral. = lluterreouuD nit cem
Wrafoenten Saget. - aSaDe'e

Rsw>Yorf, l6. @drj. - Der Dampfsr
nYori at prince" Der BON Yrrt au Vrinss in
Sapti am 7. absina 1T tsute Wrrssn bier an
stfommtn. CT brInst bic fplssrpt Depeibe,
ront %. Gtbruar batirt, bon Der Sarnanas8ei; {;
Der ameriIanilhe 8unbes>Dampfsr ,.Nan>
taefst," Gapt,dn MegpoF, tlf ppn Der StaSt
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Spateite sgiadri9ten.
9ie irauS. SfcSiernng nnb bic Yrsiie.
WftttsTafsen In Wart6.
Gin bsutihsr Ss8rdbnibptas bel gsriailIts.
WItterlidbe Tiirforae Der 26niain
Wtftprta.
Sranfrei6 unb @nelanb.
6ranfrei9 unb Gnslanb.
urtbsiis ser frans0Gfd,sn s,sfrs.

iirtbeiie Der franSoflsd)en |tsffe.
Der Graf bon Yaris uno Der fran3. Sbron.
Dsasresein CUR SBiscerbst fisiiuns Der Rube In
earis.
9aris, 16. MdrB. Sen. 8inop, Wilitdr'
Gon.manoeur ponparis bat In eiuem Sag,ss
b.f.bl aGs Wasi.naui3ugs far morssn uns
t.ria9t.
Die goI,sei bot pi.b,rum Elm raoifales Srs
gan nit Ssi1lag beltat.
Tie Srieans.Sabn
III bon ben Ssuil6en Der tran3. Bsrtpaltun9
surhdabtr8sben tporbsn.
Die 3eiiunssffensr
BON 2 Gentimts pro Saa uno @remplar lou,
mie es btiBt, tpit6er eing.fhbrt werosn. pos
litiife Bldtter mRfsn "a 900 Standardization
M Miniferia,n pes Snntrn srlsssn.
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AuS @enniDipauten. Die AbGets
anna Sumner'S.

9arribO Ourg, 10. Wt0rS. - Der Ssnat
Der Stanis :8tgisIatur nabm nit Is gtGer II
StnImsn IA 6emotraien unO R,publttnner
gegen II &tpabllIane) tinenShtluB an, nsls
ter etm Bebausrn hbsr bic @ntfernung
Summers BON Der Stslls eints Yotiig.nosH
oss Seuatss sGOmtte's iar auswdr!i8e au9elss
gsnbeItsn ausprud aebt.
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SalanOs SepeilBeW,
GuS Sfeip SJprf, - Sic 8Grfc.
Sffi1telle GptbDerEGufe.

SffiSielIe 0ptbDerFGufe.
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rstpOnoenten" bertatet. Der ,,gorrsipOnotnt
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04
Moss in Meadows.

In treating moss in meadows we must
rank it as a weed, and treat it accord
ingly. Now the successful way of treat
ing all weeds to eradicate them, is to
keep them hid from the light. Plow
frequently and at regular intervals dur.
ing the season. This, with two winters
helping, will clear any field. A single
blowing and sowing the land will clear
it of moss for year or two: but, put to
grass, the moss will appear again. In
all cases, frequent blowing gives the
longest lease against this intruder.
But some meadows it is not desirable
to pillow up. These may be treated,
more or less successfully, with less la
Dor. A good narrowing with a fine.
toothed harrow will root up pretty
much what there is of the moss, while
the grass will be but little destroyed,
and will do all the better for the loos-
ening Of the soil. This alone is a good
remedy. If the grass is quite sparse,
seed may be sown if clover, early in
the spring; if timothy, early in the fall,
followed Immediately by the roller or
brush.
Lime, if applied plentifully, has an
effect, probably as much from the bene.
fit the crop receives as from the hurt,
chemically, which the caustic imparts.
Land deficient in lime it were we'll to
treat freely to coat, scattering evenly
and finely. Aside from the moss, this
is to be recommended.
Then manures are used These act
as a stimulant to the grass, while they
benefit not the moss. This is to be rec
commended also, and on the principle
that lime is applied-to improve the
land and increase the crop.
The point that covers all, is to en-
courage the grass. Get good stand
by sowing plenty Of seed and preparing
the soil well. Then apply plaster, lime
and fertilizers as needed. 1t is simply
good cultivation regardless of the moss.
for moss is not an encroacher; it comes
when there is no place tor it, 1t is bad
tillage that invites it, and it will always
invite Notwithstanding the remedies. A
moist season will do this: so will a
northern exposure. Our best farmers
have the least moss.
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Narrow Escape Of NOtre Dame.

Notre Dame, says the Pail Mall Ga.
sette, seems TO have had very narrow
escape, and the rumors which reached
us of its having been set on fire were
not without foundation. Ii was saved
by the courage and devotion of the
house surgeons of the neighboring hos
pital. the Hotel Dieu. About o'clock
on the morning of the 18th of May
about the time when good many dis
tinguished Frenchmen were emerging
from Cremorne, as the appropriate con-
clusion of happy day spent on the
EPSON Downs-M. Hanoi, the house
surgeon on duty in the waiting-room,
was aroused by a great noise. Casks
were being rolled through an opening
in neighboring barricade to the place
between the hospital and the cathedral,
and Lieutenant of the Nationals, with
an armed follower,was demanding at the
gate to be furnished with gimlets, lock-
smiths tools and candle. They were
about to set fire to Notre Dame. The
director of the Hotel D:eu was sent for !;
it was pointed out by him that there
were nine hundred sick and wounded
in the hospital, and that the destruction
of the one building would necessarily
involve that of the other. After a long
and rough colloquy with the officer "a
respite was obtained, and reference was
made to the Committee of Public Safe
ty, and a promise given that the cathe-
dral should not be set on fire till time
had been given to remove the sick. At
about eleven o'clock in the morning,
however, the cathedral was seen TO De
on fire, and smoke was issuing from one
of the windows. The six house-sur-
geons were refused the use of the fire.
engine, but collecting together a crowd
of women and children, they made
their way to the cathedral; the smoke
was so thick and sufiocating that they
were on the point of being driven back
but with the help of fireman, who
gave his aid in spite of the prohibition
OF the Communists, they reached the
source OF the mischief and extinguished
the flames. A burning brazier was
found at the choir, and another by the
high altar. The chairs, benches, &c,
had been piled up around the pulpit as
high as the great organ, and also around
the statues of Christ and the Virgin ;
paper had been laid at the base of the
piles. The flames were extinguished
some windows were broken to let the
smoke out; every part Of the cathe-
dral was visited, and guard organized
for the purpose of preserving the cathe-
oral from further incendiary attempts
1t was not interfered with during the
day, and at eleven at night this part OF
the city was in the hands of the troops
and Hotel Dieu and Notre Dame were
safe.
NJ. Hanoi, one of the house-surgeons
who tells the story very graphically in
the Gazette Medicale de P1ris, deserves
that his name should be remembered in
French history.
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In the House of Commons, on the
Goth inst, Mr.. Gladstone announced
that the Queen had solved the pur.
chase problem by cancelling the royal
warrant legalzng the purchase OF COM
missions in the army. He declared
that the House of Lords, though i'm.
pugning the Government plan for its
abolition, had failed to sustain the pur-
chase system. Hence, the Ministers
lad advised her Majesty to take the ac
ton, which effectually disposed OF the
question in accordance with the mani.
fest will of the country. This declara-
ton was received with vehement cheer.
ing in the House, but Disraeli and the
Tory members generally were unable to
dissemble their anger, and bitterly de-
nounced the arbitrary course OF the
Government. Mr.. Gladstone was de-
faint, and challenged the opposition
to move vote of want of confidence.
Earl Granville, in the House OF Lords,
announced the determination OF the
Ministry and defended their policy. 1t
is impossible to depict the scene In ell
Their House on the announcement OF the
fate OF the purchase system. The
Lords were deeply moved, but were
decorous in their demonstrations. In
the Commons, the establishment and
anger were ill.concealed. The Tories
were COMPOUNDED, and their leaders
puzzled to suggest what action should
be taken at an event which they were
hardly prepared for. The opinion of
all is that this action of the Ministry is
bold and even desperate, and the popu-
lar feeling is led to anticipate far
reaching consequences in the democra-