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The New York herald., 1871-01-17
Bismarck's Circular ON the Usagcs Of Civi-
IiZed War.

Bismarck's Circular ON tho Usascs Of Civi-
Iized War.
Some time ago, it will be remembered, a
certain subordinate of Jules Favre, by name
Chaudourdy, protested in public document
against the barbarous practices of the Ger
mans in this war. His charges were sweep
ing, and, if based on fact, justifiable. It was
felt at the time that Bismarck must reply.
In this mornings issue we print Count Bis
marcks reply, sent by special telegraph to the
terprse, which we gladly 60 through for the
benefit of the American public and in the In
terest of American journalism, we must regard
this circular as fairly entitled to prominent
place. 1t is quite manifest that Count Bis
marck felt the sting which was given Germany
by reviving such names as Goth and
Vandal and Hun, and such like. The
Count, as will be seen, makes good case.
He does not deny that unkind, cruel things
may have been committed by the German sol
diery but he gives not unreasonable excuses
for violence and apparent transgression Of
international law.
As against France he makes stinging
charges. In twenty one instances the French
have fired upon men bearing flags of truce. At
Woerth the French used explosive bullets.
Explosive bullets were found in large numbers
in Strasbourg. Tho Germans, If the Count
spssks truth never used such ,waapona Of vars
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE of our con-
temporsries have been making a great cele-
bration ever their enterprise and expenditure in
gathering special news from the fertile fields Of
the French war, and yet our own outlay in
the particular feature of special cable tele-
grams from FRANCE within the last few weeks
has exceeded the outlay for the same purpose
bf all other papers in this city combined. We
have paid out sum that would be rich
Inceme for some of the princes and archdukes
OF the German States-the Holstens and
Eigmaringens and SO forth, and half dozen
bther smaller principalities of Europe. In
keturn we have given whole pages of specials
hem Europe almost every day. II our self
exalted contemporaries doubt that we have
paid more than all the city papers combined,
Nor II the public should require proof, we should
like to have them consult the books of the
kslegraph Office, which will show the actual
'anQpnts paid hy eYsEy journal 10 the city.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

GENERAL SCHENCK declines banquet ten
dered him by his friends in Cincinnati prior to
his departure on his mission to Great Britain,
in consequence of some blunder in the arrange
ments. 1t is pity more blunders ofthe same
kind do not occur in the same relation.
This system of toasting and feasting men sud-
denly elevated to important positions is more
worthy of being honored in the breach than in
the observance.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

PRESIDENT GRANT is to visit Philadelphia
to-day to settle that vexatious question of a
thing must be done to keep these Pennsyl-
vania people quiet, and we do not think that
Geary or Forney would be too much of an in
Fiction to secure that blessed end.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

THE OUTRAGEs IN North CAROLINA still
continue. There is gang of outlaws, it
seems, in Robson county who keeps the cit-
xens continually in state of terror On
Saturday q man named Taylor was shot and
killed by squad of these, while a company
Of federal troops were only two hundred yards
distant The murderers escaped. There
seems to be No remedy for this dreadful state
OF affairs, except the arming of citizens and a
general hunting down of the assassins.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

Hon. HENRY WILSON has been substan-
TALLY reelected to the Senate by caucus of
the Massachusetts, Legislature. He and Sum
ner have been Senators continuously for the
last sixteen or eighteen years. Massachusetts,
unlike the Henry Wilson Of thirty years ago,
seems determined to stick to her last,
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

= Four New GEORGIA MEMBERS have been
admitted to the House, three of them demo-
Gratis and the other blacker republican than
Revels. If this is the best that the radicals
can get out of the most reconstructed State OF
all, is it worth their while bothering with re-
construction any further?
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

THAT PRECIOUS CARRAL, who was so
opposed to the sale Of Dominica by Baez, it
appears from documents in the State Depart
ment, once tried to sell 1t himself. Such people
ought not have country to sell. 1t ought to
be aunexed.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

SENATOR ABBOTT, Of North Carolina, is
very strongly opposed to general amnesty
Since Vance has been elected to succeed him
he believes the rebels never will be truly loyal
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

SHRRIDAN's "RIDE" IN EURopR.-A special
HERALD telegram from Florence, forwarded by
way Of London and through the cable yester-
day, informs us that Major General Sheridan,
of the United States Army, had just been en-
tertained at royal banquet given in his honor
at the Pitt Palace Of the old capital of the
nation. Rumor was active, even in diplomatic
circles on the subject Of the object of the
European tour Of the General, particularly as
to his visit to Florence. Theprssent conclusion
was to the effect that he journeyed in the in
terests of peace, with the intent of appealing
TO the great neutrals in favor of powerful
mediation between Prussia and France for the
termination of the war. Who knowsp The
General is already famous as peacemaker.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

paper and costing us hundreds and thousands
OF dollars from day to day, and the reader will
understand the secret of the HERALp's still
enlarging popularity. We not only furnish
our American contemporaries large proper
ton of their most valuable news dispatches,
but much information of European events to
European journals Meanwhile our columns
will answer for us that we are first in the field
and first from the field with the news of any
important event or movement in our own
country or continent.
Our editorial opinions, too, Of the drift,
tendencies and probable consequences Of pass
ing events, and of social, religious, industrial,
financial, political, diplomatic and military
movements in the four quarters of the globe,
are drawn from experience, research and care
full analysis, and free from party or sectarian
entanglements. Thus, independent Of party
influences on all sides, we are free to deal with
facts as we find them, and so the HERALD has
given and gives not only an unbiased history
of this war, but dispassionate judgment as
between the two great nationalities and all
other parties concerned in it or in its far
reaching consequences. The fall Of Paris is
near at hand, and this event, we think, will be
the end of the war and the beginning of the
London Conference.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
10 French Envoy to the London
Congress.
London

The French Envoy to the London
NJ. Jules Favre has addressed letter to
the European Powers in reply to Earl Gran
ville's circular, inviting the French govern
ment to commission an envoy to the
navigation question, and the proposed
revision of the Treaty Of Paris of 1856. M.
Favre is placed in position Of very peculiar
difficulty. He is willing to attend the meeting
of the plenipotentiaries in London, being
convinced of the fact that the absence of
France from the assemblage will, in the
technicalities of European diplomacy, invali-
date the entire proceedings of the body. But
NJ. Favre is in Paris. Paris is closely invested
by the Prussian army and just now under fire
of King Williams guns. M. Favre is forced,
consequently, to sigh, somewhat after the
fashion of Yorick's startling 81 can't
get out l can't out!" United States Minister
Washburne has rendered his services to obtain
him pass and safe conduct through the
Prussian lines, but, as he alleges, ''the Ger
maHS IRE oA naRS VI tIuCc. DO WnaJ WlCn
the bombardnent of their big guns and his
dread of danger from their small arms NJ.
Favre fears that he must remain just where he
is, and lose the opportunity of furnishing mat
ter for 'some future Livy" to tell of what timely
services he may have rendered to his country.
The matter of the Congress appears sur
rounded with difficulties even to-day. One
thing is becoming more evident, however, that
international ''red tape" does not tend to
unite nations in the bond of international sin
cerity. Fear or distrust admitted into pub
lie councils betrays like treason" So spake
Cato in the Roman Senate in the face of
common danger, and the words are applicable
to the situation which exists in Europe today.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

Our SPECIAL TRLEGRAPH LETTERS FROM
EURoPE-QUICK WORK By ELECTRICITY.
The two special telegraph letters from Berlin
which we publish to-day, on the subjects of
the European Congress in London and report
ing Count Bismarck's indictment, by official
circular, of the French republic for violations
of the usages Of war, were written in the
Prussian capital yesterday morning, tele-
graphed to London, forwarded by our agent
to the Office of the cable company, and thence
transmitted by the ocean wire to New York.
The letter dispatches reached the HERALD
Building in the forenoon and appear 0er5atim
in our columns this morning, having made the
circuit in space Of time less than one day by
many hours The shade of Puck is almest
beatified. The American people will be pleased
with our enterprise. Enough!
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

WALLACK'S THEATRE, Broadway 18th street,
FAINT HRART NEvKR WoN FAIR LADY-UsEp UP.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

NIBLO's GARDEN Broadway.-TuE SPECTACLE OF
THR BLACK CROOK.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

THE LEGIsLATURE.-No business OF local
interest was transacted in the Legislature yes
terday, except the Introduction Of bill in the
Assembly to repeal the Experimental Railway
act In this city, thus knocking the elevated
railroad of Greenwich street on It's last leg
and kicking out all its supporting crutches.
The Election Committee heard argu-
ments in the Twombly-Carey contest,
Tom Fields having called fer an early
report, while the confident republican mem
bers were enjoying themselves at Henry
Smiths little testimonial dinner in New York,
thus springing trap upon the minority whish
may settle the contested case vefy summarily.
Majorities are whitfield down to such fine
point now that no member can take his dinner
with the certain conviction that he is not doing
| irreparable injury tQ hin psrt,
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

Bo0rH's THEATRE. ssd ST.. between tn ana esn avs
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men.
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Baltimore, No.. 9Onuerfag, Oen 10. Nugnf 1871.

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perbergen.
gIei6 oaraui erihen ein Wlenit cben
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tfOriicguns iOiatJ
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Spateite &abelberid)te.
Die am.risuniidbe 4luleibs in europe.

Htc dmethdnttWc uUletDs w SMpNe.
2onoon, 0. Aug. = Der @ebiilIs' 'Sd,aB'
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ben Jtelt Der nod unter3ubrin9enoen ncuen
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beiuabe acknowledgement Gridlcinung Der
S5erren = ourbet unb @rouiiet, ibrer Niit9e'
fauoeueu 5ilbete. General 0toiiel, pleuelhi
her iiibnite yno brilanteIie 5iibrer Der eoul'
muuiltsn, mar aut uuter Der 3abl, abers,
lauoe @efanaeujtaft unb oaS betanol9eUtiB'
lIuaeu Der SsmHbunseH ieiner 6rennoe, !bn
Die Sreibeit su uerihaifsn, babsn lhn sil etnsl
Sumpien Relianation gsbradt. Die Yrojelit
erreaen ielbiuerItdnolidl oaS groBte Snterell'
inter Der YepBlferung.
Varis, 8. ausnlt. - pr. 2blers fp'rf
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Nuic, groBcm Wiuuo, unltdtem Ylid aus ocn
gruneu, BON buidgcn idmarSen Au8en'
brauen itberwOlbten Nn9eu.
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acknowledgements Gin 3ritttbrilbGGr, Der Net
In b,pe gleidrn Sdbungen In 6 uRo t2 Dtonaen; oeer
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Qoealbcricbtc aus NNoIbiuatun.

Boibtugton, .. 2luq. -. Ncute iriib
cttc eiu tleincS Stub bcS pru. SbomnS Is.
Glmf, Gde Der 3 uuo 10. StraBc mobuhnft,
beim Spielcu nit SdpeiclbGl;Tn ben StNll
an Der 0iuttrieite OeS NouieS III Srono. Ser
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;mei SdIeioimgtn belullllgt: ole Der Caroline
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GuleIbe 1T bis gum eritcu 0teultag i'm Sep
tembcr auigeidlobcn worOen.
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Welelt.
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WuccruiIie wieocr cin 9ammbrnd erolgt,
bcr icbr emit 81 luerbeu orobt.
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Baltimore
Girt Snfurancr affiCe,

@atwesscde ocn Sputls nnf asatcrfir.,
periidertpabrcno se9en 8crtut oeer Sbeoen onrdt
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Scnrp Goron, Orpiue SorlUs,
81. q. Steuart %. %. 3aplor,
s#. 80 SsraeI Soben.
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bls SSeeiihait ipro in Der OiHcs, SfoWeiia@de pon
Soutbs uno gbaterlr. ertbelt no autb aneauttrd9s
ioSort erlcoiat iperoeu BerNberun8en msreen aul
irsenc cine 8rif angsnommrn, psl1e oef App"taht
uhnihcn mag. -,
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Selegrapbild9e 9rpei1en.

(Son Der "gfiociirtcu Rreiie" ilr Den a0euti6en
@orreiponoeRtcn" berihtet. Der "eorreipons
bent" lit oae cinIige oeutlhe DiorgeubIntt Sals
timores, rpelhe5 6e Snldnoa un6 anbclsS
peiben be5iebt uuo uonitdno9 peroffeutlidt.)
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Siene Mn;cigen.
SS ftdrb:

p6Slib geierr absno mtln uelsellebter G5atte Sob.
Cttsrbeim in "a. gbeusiabre. Sreuncc uno Ser
luGnote liuo ireunolth etn9elaoen, bemie Rdd,miti
tdg nm . llbr 0cm Vflrdhniiie pom Gr1ucrbdulc,
Rr. 363, ,ShesSutapitrahe, aus hcluipobnen.
Sie trdurrnbC gpttme
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iiber bic SrObe iiihrenot Srife, unS itiir;ttu
mebrere 0aggonS 20 6nB ticf auf Die SraBe.
SUn ben Gaiiugicren wurOen - uerlebt,
ctni9c pon ibneu ebr beoCutcuO; eiu 9rcmer
nuroe aui Der Stele getUotet.
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SluS ct. 4puiS. = Der rationale
Nrbetters CSpuarcfj.

@ t. 2onts, 3. InQ. - Der 8elieri
i'm natonalen arbeiter GOngreB perleenel
aoreiie bes Prdiioenten 5ti6aro s.. Grcuellid
1T bas Solgenoe Su eutnebmen: >Sn pcrgan'
aeneu Sabre wurOen crei meme Staatsorganis
lationen gebiloet uno 100 Sreibrieic ertbcilt,
oaruntsr aud 10 6reibricie fir Sertine IN
Staaten, in ueld)en Staatsorganiiationell
iid nid)t befuoen. GS nnroen Sed)lii'e
eusebraf)t, iuelhe Die Sienn9 bon eotal'
Srganiiatiouen gum i3ruede oer 3ulamnlen'
berriun9 elmer nnr aus tplrtlid1en arbettern
beitebenoe "National Trade Assembly" Ua=
tioualen arbeiter @eid)dftS 8criammlung)
beabidtigeu. @s nurce ein SeidluB auge.
nonln,en, ,nad) meld)em ein Soniite Don Dreiell
ernaunt :perosn iou, un oen SougreB lpegefl
Silbung eineS Departments iiir arbeiter'
GnselegcnbeiteN 3u petitionireu. Gs puroer
aud 8eiolutionen su @unen Der Srauenar'
belt euaebradlt.
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OF. Il. l5appinston's
,uya,,,,nsuasicbtcrsGlod,siaau,cn,Shrllb


in Elm ud,eres uut geiabrlofes $,eiImitteI fir
puifen, Grfdltuns, aend,hufsn, Feiierfeif &c.
Gs beielttst gnt5lneuns uno oerplet eaourd
9d,,pimsiuti,t. Dteier uoTSlsttd,e uno encs guten
Jfuies lid, erireuenbe Snrup uire iet 22 Sahren &C.
madt uuo bat srole 3uirisocnbstt gc9ebsn. Vrdpas
rlrt pon Or. n. &appinstou, Nr. 1872, Morris
Ganftrafe.
gu bab ! bslausn Sanblcrut I'm anssMstnen;; grets
Gents. tVop.z5,lJ)
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Oic ONahI in acntIcrn.

frat,id)eu Ganbioaten fir Die eegiSlatnr Rno
gemablt worosn, bic bemOiratiid)e Wtajcritat
piro aui 10000 bis 10000 geidabt. Sic
wiiroe Tf bemgemdb ieit oerGrant-SeDmonrs
'iden Babl unl 5000 bis $4,000 oerminOert
baben. (0ieie Serminoerung ertldrt id aus
Der 5beiluahnc Der yte9cr bel ren l8ob,en IL.
bcm umitauoe, oaB Die Seu6ferling bel cner
MISUNDERSTANDING ielbltperltanoliA gro
fer IL. oils bel siner Staatspohl.l
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IN Dr. !. g. llloplton's

: I BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
Giie Sde her Guta,ps une 9aratoSaffra6e.
oIldno9c @cbiic 5u $40 bis st5, welhe 8araus
tirt iueroen, 3uiriebenbeit 5u gepdbren.
Sdbuc iperben obie ben gcringNen Shmer5 aus9eS
,oaen 5u 90 Gents pro Stli; refine @olbihnun9 uur
$2; blfto Slbsriluns 81, aui $40 Sabre s0rdntirt:
Das Biireou III 5u jeoer 3eit often; Sonntdas oon
bis ~ ubr 8ornttags. (Utatt9 t9f2We.)
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ssnlauSz9epeIdDen.
SluS Qtbcrta.

gtew 0ort, 0. Aug. - 9Im .. gia
fano uad ben pWOurOuia StepublicOu," ocl
III Siberia erihcint, bic BriiiOeutenU0bl IN
pieier Neger- Nepublif itatt. gSabrid)ctnltd
muroeu 5tobertS gum YraNOcntcn unO @dr
Oiner gum Sicc, BrGiioenteu gcwdbIt. YrGii
bent 9ope bat isOoh ole gbiidlt, Oc GiItig.
teit Der 8abl Su beitrciten, inoem Cr bcbaup'
tet, oaB er auf pier Sabre gewdblt worocu lei
uuo oieie bier Sabre nod nid)t obAeINufcu
fiuh
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slus Wiaine. : @in @ifcnbabns
1tufdQ.

Bangor, .. aus. - s(ui Der rgi6rSl.
Central .8ahn" brad, grade, ais oer3ng in bic
Stabt einfubr, ein 2beil beiielben ourd cine