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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-10
More Victims of the Hudson River
Railroad Disaster.

PoueHKEEPsIE, February 0.
Three more bodies have been found
amid the charred wreck at New Ham.
burg,
NEW York, February0.
The Tribune says, In regard to the rail.
road disaster, II Is remarkable fact tbut
none Of the leading officials Of the road
have personally superintended the rccov.
cry of the slain, and that the bodies taken
out have been subjected TO the grossest
indignities, and the personal effects TccOv.
cred have been stolen; the bodies have
been dragged, by means oi rope iastcn.
cd around their waists, over the Ice and
broken ties to the mOrguC, and tossed In
like dead sheep. Ladies' under.garments
have been held up by heartless boys and
men, and rlbald jokes passed on them.
Hall the village have possessed them.
selves Of sO.Callel mementoes Of the dis.
aster in the shape OF clothing, and even
whole packages Of luggage. All this has
been done without the slightest interier-
cncG on the part Of the officers. Two or
three well known thieves were put out Of
the place, but returned IN q few hours.
II Is true there Is a railroad policeman on
the ground, but he, like the rest, Is fishing
for plunder."
NEw HAMnURG, February 0.
The report that the bodies of three mOrC
oi the victims Oi tho railroad disaster had
been found Is untrue. A fragment Of the
Buffalo sleeping car, In which the deaths
occurred, has just been rAised from the
water, and although rigid search has been
made IN tho water no bodies have been
found. II Is generally believed that all
tho dead have been recovered.
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Reekeepers, Convention.

ClNClNNATl, feuTUhIy W.
The American Beckeepers' Convention
met this morning. The day was prinCi.
pally consumed in discussing the ques.
tion pertaining to swarming, the merits
Of Hybreds and Pure Italians, Blacks
bees and Italians, and the troubles met by
beekCpers, the proper testimonial Ol lis
valuable labOrs, with considerable talking
on the practicability and dcsirablencss 6i
manufacturing honey Into rock candy.
The Grand Lodge of tho KING Tits of
Pythias closed It's session this afternoon,
after the installation of the newly elected
officers, The next will be ut Mansfield,
on the second Wednesday in next Febru.
ary Tho meeting has been very salts
factory to every one A grand ball was
given them at Pixies Hall tonight
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NEBRASKA.
The Charges Against Governor But.
Ier.-A sharp Demand by the Leg
iSlRture.
OMAHA, February 0;

OMAHA, February 0;
A Lincoln special says concurrent
resolution, instructing the Attorney Gen.
eral and Treasurer Of the State TO demand
from Governor Butler the immediate re-
payment OF the5 per cent funds taken in
violation of tho law, was passed to-day
without division. The Legislature has
adjourned till March 10Th, to give the
committee time to investigate the official
acts Of tho Governor and other State Of
ficials and land commissioners during
the past three years. To complete the
investigation II large number OF persons
are being summoned, and lively times are
anticipated.
One hundred and fifty head Of cattle
were stolen from herd, on Horse creek,
near Pine Bluffs, yesterday. Iii supposed
the thieves were Indians.
A grand public meeting is in progress
here tonight. Speeches are being made
by public men OF every party.
The weather continues cloudy, with a
slight snow falling,
4 general court martial Is ordered to
convene at Fort D. A. Russell, February
18th next.
A letter from Muscle Shell, Montana,
of January 14th, gives an account of the
killing Of !. r. Ross and Charles Nc.
Knight, near there, on the 11th, by q par.
ty Of Indians, who brulally murdered
them, shot them full Of arrows, and cut
them horribly with knives.
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THE WEST INDIES.
Arrival off British Fleet ut Jamaica.
E,vosrnN J.,,,YcI Eobrnurva

Arrival ofa British Fleet at Jamaica
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, FebruaryS,
The British North American fleet, with
Admiral Fanshawe, has arrived. The
Admiral Is accompanied by Gen. Monroe
from the Barbados, who comes here fol
the purpose Of making a military inspec.
tion before making Jamaica his military
headquarters. The black troops arc 10 be
withdrawn. The government reports
that the British government cannot carry
out tho law against squatters until the
white troops arrive In sufficient force, as
he cannot depend upon the blacks,
Advices from Hayti are received. A
public reception was given by the Prcsi'
dent to celebrate the sixty.eighth anniver.
sary of independence Minister Bassett
spoke in behalf Of the diplomatic corps,
The President replied that he felt eX.
tremely touched at the expressions ofgood
will toward himself and Hayti, coming
from the descendants of tho African race
who has the honor Of representing the
great republic Of tho United States, and
hoped the friendly relations would con.
tinue with foreign powers, particularly
with the American government. Hcwas
firm in the belief that the only manner in
which the shadow Of peace, prosperity,
and institutions Of the people could be de.
veloped, and concluded by wishing pros.
perity to the President Of the American
Union and liberty to the people Of all M.
tions,
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The Missing Steamer.

twill be seen by dispatches from
Washington that there are yet no tidings
from the steamer Tennessee, though In
formation lias been sought at Havana and
Key West, and at all other points in the
West Indies with which those have COM
mnnication. Attempts are made to ex-
plain how this long silence may be &c,
counted for, but it is apparent that grave
apprehensions are felt in ollcial circles Tor
the safety Of the expedition.
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ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, February 0

Ahill was introduced In tho Senate 10
protect boarding house keepers, by giving
them lien on the effects Of boardcrs. 4
bill was introduced In the House to rc.
QuirG railroad companies to keep targets
and target lights At all crossings also n
bill to Codiiy tho school laws Of Ohio. A
bill passed tho House regulating the rates
charged by railroads for transporting pas.
Sengers and freight
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PERILs BY RAIL.
Two More Horrible Accidents on the
Hudson River Railroad (AlmOst.)
NJ. At...... 1N.I.....a.... n

Hudson River Railroad (AImost.)
New York, FebruaryO.
On two occasions yesterday the Hud.
son River Railroad narrowly escaped ac-
cidcnts, in either Of which the loss ol life
might have been terrible. About nine
o'clock, as the Paymasters car was going
north, passing the cut near Yonker'S. the
engine jumped Of the track, and lay right
in tho way OF the down train for New
York, which was coming rapidly along
the other track. Tho engineer Of the
down train happily saw the state of af.
fairs, and put on the brakes Just in time
TO prevent u collision.
The next escape from 4 terrible death
approached almost exactly the same cir
cumstances as that Of tho New Hamburg
horror. The accommodation, which left
this city ut 1915 A. NJ, came near being
plunged into the Spuyten Devil Creek,
through the carelessness Of the watchman
at that point. He had hoisted the signal
that all was right there, when, fortunately,
the engineer discovered that the draw was
open, just in time to stoplhc train from
going down with its load Of passengers.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw YoRK, FebrnarY |

NEW YORK, FeDruAFy ..
Business continues still and without
much animation, being intensified by the
ovation of the Fenian exiles, while the
freight charges stand In, the way as a
stumbling block Tor the time being, as buy
ers positively refuse to purchase any goods
in the way Of heavy merchandise while
the freight Is so high, and consequently
the transactions are confined to tho most
pressing requirements of the interior trade
and there is little or no change 10 be no.
ticel in the prices.
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Proposed steamship Line to Anstralia

DAN FIIAkCIsCO, FCDTUHTy o.
The Chamber Oi Commerce adopted
resolutions endorsing the now arrange
ment for tho Webb llnO Of Australian
steamers, and asking Congress To consld.
or this project, and claim for ita subsidy
on ils own merits, distinct from any Others
They also appointed committee TO col.
lect funds In aid ofthc destitute French.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.
New York, February 0.

Gold very dull at 111sa11t4. Loans
made ut from 2 TO per cent, and but one
small amount loaned and flat; Clearances
$2SOOO,0O0' At the sub-Treasury today,
the bids for government gold reached
50, 1870 900, at 111a1119. Governments
were dull all day, at about last nights
prices; 10 40s> advanced n little. Stocks
generally steady and strong, on the New
York Central and Lake Shore, weak on
the Rhode Island, and steady on tho Ohio,
but very little done. The Erie took an
upward turn, selling up to 90; the Central
Pacific bonds strong. Money very easy
at 4a5 per cent Statc.bonds heavy, ex.
ccpting North Carolina, which were very
strong, but not active. Sterling EX-
chanSe. bankers' bills 1000
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Chicago Market.

LorR-Dull and unchanged.

FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, No. 9 spring Chicago
closed firmer at 81 22 cash; 81 22t seller
last half February, this afternoon easier
at 81 9lial 2l9 cash. Corn-No. Q mixed
closed firm nj 4Oc cash; this afternoon
quiet and unchanged. Outs--No. 3 firm.
or; closed at 4Gic. Rye-No. Q dull at
SSaSSc. BaEley-Sprlng No. 9 dull at SIC.
HoGs-DrcSScd quiet, closing with buy
en at % so. Live quiet at 81 Loaf 96.
CATTLE-Falrly active al 3fa6fc,
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Baltimore Live stock Market,
BALTIMORE. January 0

CATrIE-Dull md lower; quality In.
lerior to last weeks offerings; we quote
first quality at 50 00a6 2S; medium 81 75a
800; inferior and ordinary So 5Oa4 10.
Receipts 1895 head; sales 1,l6O head.
SwlNE-Good demand and fair supply;
prices remain at about last weeks quota
tions, $40 50a11 90. Receipts 5,86s head.
SHEEr-Supply good and in demand;
good common unchanged, supply FULLY
equal to demand; VIC quote fair to good at
81 75a5 80; good to extra So 50aG 3d. cx.
tra 81 2j. Receipts 395 head.
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
HAyRE, February

HAyRE, February 0.
A dispatch says that Thiers, Qucatrel
BuCe and Condia have been chosen TO the
National Assembly. The department oil
the Seine, lnferieure, Havre and Lille have
been carried by the Republicans,
Tho Paris press confirm the statement
that France Is to DO withdrawn from the
treaty Of commerce with England.
Picard and Favrc have accepted the
candldature for the National Assembly.
LONDON, FebruaryO,
Thicrs is elected to the assembly by an
overwhelming majority. His success eX-
cCcds all expectations.
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NewYork Market.
New YoRK, February 0.

NEW YORK, FeRrulry ..
CoTroN-Firm; middling npland5 15ic
FLouR-Firm at 80 75a7 90 for ship
ping grades.
GRAIN-Whcat-Firm and unchanged
Rye, Oats and COrn-Unchanged.
PROvIsloNs-POrk-Dull and droop
ing: mess at $29. Bcel-Primc mess al
Ss6a2sic, I4ard-Flrm at 14c bid fol
May.
Eoos-steady; fresh at 9Sa9Oc; lined a
16ae5c.
WnIsxy-Firmcr at OSsaO4c,
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The International Commission to
Settle Them.

Settle Ihcms
Special to n. j'IoHH
LONDON, Fcbruary0.
Earl De Gray will sail for Washington
tomorrow, us President OF the Commits.
sion to settle the Alabama claims.
WASHINGTON, FcbruaryO.
The names of the Commissioners up.
pointed by tue President on the part Of
the United States, to adjust the claims
with Great Britain, arc contained IN the
Presidents confidential message TO the
Senate to-day. They are understood TO
be Secretary Fish, Minister sChenck,
Judge Nelson, Of tho Supreme Court,
Mr.. Hoar, ot Massachusetts, and Senator
Williams, Tho Senate, Immediately after
the reception Of the message, went into
executive session on the subject,
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, FebruaryV,
FLoun-stcady; western family 81 Goa
$50.
GRAIS-Wheat dull and unchanged.
Corn dull; yellow s0aslc. Oats 8OaG2c.
PRovIsIoNs-Unchanged,
WHIsKY-At 033c.
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Philadelphia MarAet.

PHILADELrrIA, February 0
FLouR-Quict and unchanged.
GRAN-Wheat, light demand, holders
firm; Indiana red 81 5sa1 90. Rye 81 90.
Corn, yellow zoe; mixed western nc.
Oats 59aG0c.
PRovIsIoNs-Unchangcd.
WlIsKY-At 03a04c.
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Decay of the American Marine.

NEW lORk, reDTuhTy v,
From u tabular statement compiled by
Joseph AIinmo, Jr., Of the Burea Of Stats.
tics, Il appears that prior to 1862, the ton.
mage oi American vessels entered at the
ports Of the British Empire, was double
Tho tonnage Of tho British vessels, entered
at the ports Of tho United States; but since
1858 the tonnage Of British vessels enter.
cd at tho ports Of the United States, Inns
been double the tonnage Of American yes.
sells entered ut the ports Of the British
Empire.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the West Virgin
ian says the fate Of the Convention bill
in the Senate is in the hands OF Mr.. Cook,
of Wyoming, and he Ia pledged to de-
feat Il.
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River and weather.

PrTTsBURGH, February 0.
Weather cloudy and raw Monongahela
4 feet 0 inches and stationary, The Ju.
niala arrived, but no departures.
CINCINNATI, Fcbruary9.
River 81 feet, md fallen 9 Icct 0 inches;
81 feet inthe bridge space, Arrived, Mai,
Anderson, Wheeling; Emperor, Pitts.
burgh; Nashville, Nashville. Weather
clear and pleasAnt; tenperatnre 81 deg.
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TIE Senate bill providing ior the sub
mission Of the Amendment fixes the 9Th
of April. 1t has passed the Senate VIC
believe, but has not been heard from in
the House.
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Missouri Legislature.
sr. LOUIS, February o

Of LOUIS, rcUTuaIS W.
A committee was appointed In tho low
or house OF the Legislature to-day, to dnit
resolutions expressing tho sympathy Of
the people Of Missouri with tho cause Of
Ireland, and TO invite tho Irish patriots
recently arrived In this country to visit
this State,
The Senate passed II bill making per-
sonal property rs well rs real estate liable
for tho payment Of city and county sub.
scrlptlons torailroad corporations,
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A MEETING of the stockholders of the
Northern md Southern West Virginia
Railroad, for the election OF directors,
will be held at Fairmont on the 2lst inst.
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STATE SEcURTTIEs-hIissouris,00 Ten-
nessecs, old, "a; new, Ga; Virginia, new,
Gl4; old, G5; North Carolinas, old, GOT;
new, 26t.
STooKs-Western,U Union Telegraph 454;
Adams Express, CIT; Wells, Fargo Il Co.,
30i; American 400; United States A; Pa.
cific Mail, 42t; New York Central, 934;
do scrip, p,OOt; Erie, 91I; Harlem, ,194i Read
ing, 0Ss; Michigan Central, 1174; Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh, 1929; Northwestern,
TAT; do preferred, 94I; Rock Island, 1901;
New Jersey Central, 104t; St. Paul, 50;
do preferred, 74s; Wabash 52!. do pre-
ferred, "a; Fort Wayne, 04; Terrc
Haute, 81; Chicago and Alton, 11Gs; Ohio
and Mississippi, 354; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, SO; Burlington and
Quincy, 154; Lake Shore, O4; Illinois
Central. 1873.
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u. o. LIST, GIRsON LAMB, hob MORRISON
HENRY X, LIST, Jos, sgYBOLD,
pANK OF WHEELING.
WHEELING, W. VA.
Deals In Bills OF Exchange, Government Bonds,
Stocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, and all Hcgo.
liable Securities.
~ SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO coll
LECTIONS.
Interest allowed on Special DepGsltA Four pOr
cent per annum six months, and i've pof cent
len one year.
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier.
JOSEPH sEYBoLD, Asst Cashier.
mars
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CPICRs.-PEPPER, CLOVES, AL
- SPICE, CASsiA, NutmeRS. Just received
and for sale At the reduce prices: -.
jAni8 1lENRY'B. LIST co,
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River Division,
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Co.


PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
run BY the following schedule on and AfIef
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FINANCIAL.
pIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
Capita. .",......,...,... $3.50, 900.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collection
business transacted With fidelity and promptness.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued and Interest paid
thereon,
Revenue stamps for sale In sums to suit.
New Fractional Currency and I, 2, Sand Dc coin
always on hand for tho accommodation OF the
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers, Bank
ers and others solicited.
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WASHINGTON, February 0.
The President sent to the Senate to-day
brief message, enclosing the following
corresnonlence:
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Be HappY as Yon Are.

Wife and mother, are you tired
and out of patience with your hus-
bands and your chiIdren's demands
upon your time and attention? Are
you tempted to speak out angry
feelings to that faithful but, per-
haps sometimes needless and exact
ing husband of yours2 or to scold
and fret at those sweet and beauti-
ful ones? Do you gFoan and say,
"What a fool was to marry, leave
my fathers house, where I lived at
ease and in ease? Are you, by rea-
son of the care and weariness Of
body which wifehood and mother
hood must bring, forgetful Of, and
ungrateful for, their comfort and
their joys? Oh! wife and mother,
what if a stroke should sInite your
husband and lay him low? What
ifyour children should be snatched
from your arms anil from your he
som? What ifthere were no tru >
strong heart for YOU to lean upon
What If there were no soft little in
nocents to nestle in your arms, and
tuIOYe yea or receive youE love:
How would it be with you then:
BE patient and kind, dear wife; be
Rnwearying and IeDg suffering,
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MY FIVE CENT CIGAR.
When the world ssemeth cold, and Gallon
and bleak,

! When the world ssemeth cold, and eallous,
and bleak,
And wander amid its hustle and jar,
The only real balm that eagerly seek
4 Is the puff and the smoke Of my i've cent
cigar.
] When fortune, malignant, has seowlsd and
has frown'd,
And my hope for success loomed distant
and fsr.
The happiest thoughts to my mind allabosnd
AsI sit in my room with my lighted cigar.
When I glance at the deeds oft wrought BY
mankind.
And fancy real virtue dothshine likes star
With little more thought very soon find
1t all ends in smoke like q i've cent ci gar.
When parents with children are strict and
severe,
And from smoking the weed they'd try to
debar,
They'll ind at their wishes they IL chuckle
and sneer,
And in secret indulgein their scent cigar.
When the ship is rolling and tossing at sea,
And staunch on the deckstand many tar,
When tie people are sick think it all glse
As Pm quietly smoking my i've centeigar.
When my love at my suit has turned up her
hose,
And vainly plead 20 her snarlish papa.
That I'm vexed in the least don't let them
suppose,
For I drown alI my GRIFFIN my scent cigar
When people are fighting and wrangIing for
pelf,
And seek for rich gold in the world, wide
and far,
I think what rash fools they are to myself,
Who's content whep he's smoking his five
cent cigar.
When the smoke OF my weed in volumes
does rise,
And prudish old ladies cry, so temporal"
To their daughters slyly make love meath
their eyes,
For we're hid by the smoke of my i've
cent cigar.
In fancy I've quit me, o'er-fretted with fro,
A grotto, and lined it with jasper and spa,
And though fairies do play on ravishing
Tyre,
It delights not like smoking my I've cent
cigar.
When kings by dissensiOn do sacrifice life,
And men knock down others thro' chances
of war,
only light my cheroot and mimic the strife,
And in wrath knock the ash off my five
cent cigar.
Though tbs but a fancy-n Whit and puff,
To prohibit the weed would our happi-
ness mar,
And think these promises have proved
strong enough
That felicity lies in fye-cent cigar.
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dear mother; for you know not
how long you may have with you
your best and dearest treasures-you
know not how long you may tarry
with them. Let there be nothing
for you to remember which will
wiring your heart with remorse if
they leave you alone; let there be
nothing for them to remember but
sweetness and love unutterable, if
you are called to leave them by the
way. Be patient, be pitiful, be ten
der Of them all, for death viii step
sooner or later between them and
you. And oh! what would you do
if you should be doomed to sit sol
itary and forsaken through years
and years? Be happy as you are,
even with all your trials; for, believe
it, thou wife of loving and true
husband, there is no lot in life so
blessed as thine own GeOrqinana
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Those highly virtuous indiyid-
uals who send money to New York
''sawdust" swindlers in the hope of
receiving a return of counterfeit
money are likely to come to grief
Their letters are to be retained and
opened at the New York postofice,
and the name Of the writer forward
ed to the postmaster where written
with instructions to post it conspic-
uously in the Office with a statement
of the facts. The idea is good one,
and if carried out, some rich devel-
opments may be expected, The
man who Is mean enough to buy
counterfeit money with the inten-
ton of passing it upon his neigh
bors, is mean enough to steal his
neighbors' sheep if lie thought he
would not get found out, and it is
right that the epublie should be in
formed of his intention.
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The Emperor of Germany is G
practical printer. All his family
are obliged to have some trade.
William chose to be a typo, and
worked at the ease three years"
And both the old Emperor and bic
son evidently remember their trade.
This accounts for the fact that
they took such a clear inpressioh Of
France, understood the case so tho,
roughly, set up up their plans 50
well, laid down sHeh distinct rules.
made so many brilliant dasAes, ehes-
ed the French armies, and knocked
them into pi, locked Up Bazaine in
Metz, had 50 many fat sdkss of meB
and material, added Alsace and
Lorraine, captured such immense
numbers Of shooting sticks, distss5us-
ed such vast quantities Of loaded
matter, moved in solid column on the
capital, compelled France to yield
up its coins, corrected Thiers, revised
the treaty. demanded dean Prosf Of
everything, and insisted on atten-
ton to all the forms.