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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-27
MICROSCOPES.
rNHE CELEBRATED
CRAIG MICROSCOPE

IL an epticEl wonder. reveals the thousands OF
hidden wonders of Ssture Is OF permanent use
and practical availability, combining instruction
with amusement, ant never losing IL interest. IL
msgnihes
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Gei.
mott,

u,d Icr Scna
Tru' reform 'e'
oIrt ch the. was quite a
s,,;cy me-, administration Sena'
tors took grouno against 1t, while Mes
srs. Trumble and Schurz warmly advo-
Gated it, 1t is said that the administra-
ton could not afford to place itseli IN
the position Of opposing an investigation
into charges Of corruption and fraud
Me,srs Morton, Cameron and ConkIln
maintained that such an investigation
was otherwise covered. The admins
tration men evidently thought there was
something of a new party movement DC
hiaa this resolution, and opposed IL very
vigorously, claiming at the same time
that as long as Messrs. Schurz, rum
bull linton add Others had come into
Republican caucus, they were bound 10
stand by decision Of the same NO ue-
c;sion was, however, reached, and the
conference was adjourned till to morrow
when IL is believed the resolution VIII DC
voted down. The friends OF the resoiu,
ton will either have to abide the result
.or else bolt from the caucus.
- - THE GENEVA CONFERENCE.
New York, December Ia.
The Herolds special despatch from
Washington says that it has been discov'
ered thaesthe British government com
nletelv outwitted our administration on
hat mart of the treaty Of Washington
n,,;d;ng for the appointment of arbit-
rators. and that decision adverse 10
the position aud interests OF the Unlteu
State. will be the result OF the 'ene'"
conference. Only two ofthe hve arDltra,
tors are friends of a republican form OF
government 1t is said that the upsho'
of this will be the reopening OF the Ala,
| mama dispute. The Spanish government
Ia ANXIOUS to bring about complication
of this kind. and 10 supposed 10 '''o,
!, Enpland's non-liability for the escape ., .,
be Alabama, because she desires 10 holo
!. the United States responsible for the es
cane of the Cuban prvateer, and ths pro
,octi,n given to the Hornet and floeida
rbe whole matter will be ventilated III
tha hou,e in a few days, when the Aia
hamo treaty comes up for discussion
yoNfNArioSs BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, December "A.
rho President to-day sent to the Sen
! ,,o tho name of George II Williams o
onoron 10 be attorney general III 'h'
Sl,no of Akcrman. whose resighaI,o'
iakes effect January the ION h'so ."' ni
nominations of James W. .''''' "'''N
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A MornEa's PewRR "A moments
work on clay tells more than an hours
labor ON brick So work on hsasW
should be done before they harden.
During the first six or eight years o.
child life mothers have full sway, ana
this IL the time to make the deepest sud
most enduring impressions on the human
mind
The examples Of maternal influence
are countless. Solomon himself recesds
the words OF wisdom that fell rom
mothers lips. and Timothy was taught
the Scriptures from child hy his grand
mother and his mother.
John Randolph. OF Roanoke, used 20
say, II should have been French aths-
st were II not for the resolle9.- of the
time when my departed mot "
,nrs ~, my little hand in hers,d -
.orr,., . on my bended knees, Nss
-. ait in Heaven. sA4
= boxAaye found out what = mo
y for saIemore. = said genS ens
fti N ,Ij~ Ave
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NASHVILLE LIFE Insurance CoMpAN,

,,s NASHVILLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Can, an advertisement in another column,
|, sll Ds seen that this sterling Company is
,n excellent financial condition, having
!, nor cent. of assets to its liabilities. Col.
''sx NJ. Bass. President, has reputation as
L sn,ncier, that will give the Company a
,,raeter for soundness unsurpassed by any
ma, institution. In fact. its whole corps of
's,ers are made up of the most careful imam
.,s in Tennessee Our citizens investing
!, hi, class of security. cannot do better than
.,,opize this well established company.
NJ, r. S. HYNEs. the General Agent Of the
,'mnany is now in town and will wait upon
he policy holders of this Compan' as well as
sent its claims to our citizens generally.
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ate Justice of the Supreme Court of WV
oming; Charles K Browne, OF Ohio,
pension agent at Cincinnati; BENJAMIN
j.. Sweet, Of Illinois, first deputy commits
sloner of internal revenue.
INVESTIGATION OF EXPENDITURES
WASHINGTON Dec IA.
A vote was finally reached in the Sen.
ate to-day, after a long discussion, on
the resolution to raise standing com.
mittee on investigation and expenditures
Mr.. Trumbulrs amendment to require
an investigation into all the departments
OF the government where fraud and cor
ruption are alleged, failed Of adoption
by twenty to thirty five. This indicates,
more closely than any vote this season,
the anti administration strength in the
Senate.
ROBBERY.
While the speeches Of Messrs. Schurz
and Upton were severe in their arraign-
ment Of the President for his non inter
ference with the general order business
OF the New York custom-h house, which
was denounced as a shameless system of
robbery, members Of the old retrench-
ment committee sustained the statement
that inspectors and others who them
selves testified that they had taken bribes
were still in office Mr.. Upton, for a
Republican Senator, was very emphatic
in his declaration that corruption was
very deep and damning all through this
administration.
Although temporarily defeated the an
ii administration Republicans intend to
move to instruct this committed to 90
to work investigating the New York Gus
tom-house.
The apportionment bill passed the
House by vote Of 81 to III, and is as
follows: 1t provides that the house
shall consist of 2S3 members, distributed
as follows: Maine 5, New Hampshire
=, Vermont 2, Massachusetts IL, Rhode
Island 2, Connecticut 4, New York 80,
New Jersey Z, Pennsylvania 26, Della
ware l, Maryland 6, Virginia 8, North
Carolina s, South Carolina 5, Georgia 0,
Alabama 7, Mississippi 6. Louisiana 5,
Ohio 20, Kentucky 10, Tennessee s, In
ui.sH@ IL, lililOio 10, MlSsOuTl 10, AT
kansas 4, Michigan 8, Florida l, Texas
6, Iowa 9, Wisconsin 8, California 4,
Minnesota 3, Oregon /, Kansas 3, West
Virginia 3, Nevada and Nebraska l.
A NICE ARRANGEMENT.
New YORK, December IA.
1t is asserted on seemingly good au-
thority that Senator Conklin has com.
promised with Tweed and Mayor Hall,
promising to shield them from imprison-
mcnt and secure the Erie directors from
adverse legislation in the next legisla
ture. Tweed will take his seat in the
State Senate and aid the Grant ring in
reforming several glittering schemes.
che New York Times is working in this
by abusing Belmont and O'Con-
owing dissension in the commit
'ty.
HDlCAL TREASURER.
I night Joshua ID. Miner,
. counterfeiter, now on trial
,-ety for flooding the country with
terf-' money, was elected treasurer
ssembly District Republi-
a. The elections were
.ancc with the order Of the
ate committee.
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RIVER NEWS.

Tie river IS on stand, wI,h q inches on
Van Buren bar.
Weather, cloudy with prospect o. 'l'"'
The Fort Gibson arrived hom ii.lIf h"'"
Thursday and left for below oal"ro"! "ol'
ing, with two hundred bales cotton anu '''
o'passengers.
The Little Rock will probably arrive To-
morrow.
The Importer Is A. Iiitls Rock a""''ihS
'iss to come up.
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,zr Memphis dispatch of the 18th says the

,zr Memphis dispatch OF the 18th says the
.,sqmer Celeste. belonging to the Adams
,i,e struck snaG near Pine Bluff on the
'r.oihr of the lltI. and sunk in feet OF wa
a. ltis believed she will prove total loss
--,,ued at $4,000 and was insured at Pitts
burg amt iii1nnati for $4,000. The Pat Gle
bmHs. belonging - the same company struck
snag aboit twenty miles above the mouth
Of oftlsr''kansas yesterday, and knocked hole
tr.rtsw, SOW, taking in considersb.,n IN suval
Marriage and ,0oitaarsrsSeres IA, ae.n1s
sentered protest.
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Post Office News Room

We are glad to know that our enter
prsing Deputy Postmaster has opened
News Room, at the Post Office, where
the St. Louis Dailies and Weeklies and
all the Pictorials and Monthlies can be
had. Let sufficient encouragement pe
gwen the enterprise to make 1t paying
aud permanent institution. Su0scrip-
dons received for all papers and furnish
"a at short notice.
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,ctfully call the attention Of
Crawford, Washington and
ies and public generally, to our
yell selected Stock of Staple and
Goods. Dress Goods, Trimmings,
res, Groceries, Hard,odre. Queensrdre, Class
re. Boots and Shoes, Hats dc. Also, Cam
ton Mattings and Oil Cloths, which
we are now receiving by every boat.
These Goods were all bought when goods
and cotton were at their lowest hEures, ahu
we feel confident that we can and VIII sci,
them at lower prices than ever before ohereo
in this market.
Our stock will be found full and complete
In ALI its branches. Our motto Is
"SmaU Profits and Quick Safes,
and our terms,
POSITIVELY CASH.
Give us a cali, and you will be satisfied
that WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Very respectfully
II. A. MEYER,
Cor Howard-st. and Gar. Ave.
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CORY OF ALL
nations in the World

ssing n gene.ai view or the origin, history
vtndition of the various sects of Christians, the
Nand Mohammedans as well as the Pagan
Of Religion existing in the different countries
Of the earth with Sketches of the Founders oi va.
rous Religious Sects, from the best authorities. oy
VMcESr l.. MILsER. Anew and improved edition.
with an Appendix brought up TO the present u'ne'
by Rgv. J. NEWTON BRowN. ID. D.
,PRpA Acg.-' The following view Of the Religious
Denominations of the World has been carefully com
piled from the best authorities on the subject;
In order TO render II MS complete as the ilm's 9i
lowed Of presenting summaries of the doctrines Oh
sseh sect or religion without In general. osdac'"S
The frequent ioattons for fair and impsrtisl
History. Of the Religious Denomination: 81 81 me .
World in form convenient for reference ehu & nh
within the ,ncsns Of all. has induced tne puo-
TO Offer the present volume to the pubic a a. >
Nga want not filled by any other worK on tne
at the same time giving oil the importatnss :
ssVysS.s isrss wssks too expensive ioss :
.:.sTERS. Agcat fer Southern portion
SOuntY.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatch to the Republican,
THE PRINCE or WALES
LONDON. Dec I,


LONDON, Dec. 12.
The Times says the Prince is still liv.
ing. 1t appears from the Times that the
rrihce contracted his illness at Lord
Londesborough's house near Scanbor.
ough, Yorkshire. Several guests who
visited the house at the time were attack
ed oy fever. among them were the Earl of
chesterfield, since dead. Another Eng
iIsh Journal, speaking of the Princes dis.
ease, says there seems to be a liability of
this kind Of attack in the present branch
OF the royal family Duke of Kent, Queen
Victoria's father, died from cold fever,
sald to have been produced by sitting in
damp boots after returning from shoot,
ing Prin Albert. the Queens husband,
died irom the consequence Of neglected
cold The present illness of the Prince
$ SAID to have been produced by chill,
following excessive heat and the exertion
of sporting
p. m.-The official bulletins of to
day are as follows: Sandringham, s a.
IN The Prince had very restless night :;
ms dellrium was constant; no signs of
Improvement l2 The Prince has
been restless all morning; his condition
is. unaltcred.
3 p. m.-There are rumors that Incl
dents have occurred at Sandrineham
which indicate more favorable condi-
ton Of affairs. Nothing definite has yet
been given to the public. Reports are
given with caution
SANDRINGHAM, Dec. - 10 p. M.
ce. r. has passed an unquiet even
nIg, " OuC the prostration does not in
crease.
An official dispatch from Sandringham
this morning says the condition of the
prince is without alteration The prince
takes food and has been twice lucid at
intervals, but sleep is badly wanted. His
condition is, however, somewhat more
hopeful.
At q meeting of the Welshmen last
night vote was passed expressive of
coincidence with the Queen and Princess
Alexandra. All festivities are post
poned.
AMERICAN PRAYERS.
The cable telegram to. day announces
that prayers have been offered in Amer
ca for the recovery of the prince, and
tne announcement is well received by the
English press.
RECOVER
1SDoN, December H.
Hdica' hority gives
the ce of W.T.
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TAIJORINGal whv- chooses to be
, wnown mt sat-. @!Dhoneo"s cognoaen OF
+ Rondaransle.
John Locke had some good ideas
about the operations Of the mind. but
many OF his notions have been exploded
tai Philosophers have discovered a new
mede Of drawing instructions from the
operations of the mind upon matter,
y ieh has completely exploded the old
arison Of the mind OF child to a
! alte sheet Of paper The paper is
inanimate always remains just as you
find it. unless defaced by some person.
The mind is animate, and develops Of it
self, fed by animal matter from the phys
ical body. The mind receives all i'm.
pressions through some one Of the hve
senses 1t can receive Impressions no
Sseer yaSS Saa fhIr aSI tie s'nsf mind drits Z sa
Statp poYsr over that nature. THIS SUM
;on prod ew.~amHpt takes place in diIrer-
mt that iato"ced ous In this coIlsrent times. In one
Prey y, in AiAisGatsLy AiAisats yf1ater. 1t is during this
animal period that I would have the
teacher use the rod Gas the Ronduran-
gle modestly calls it, vigorously. 1t
Is during this period that children are
contlolod by the innate physical desires
and feelings Of the body.
Now Mr. "Ron. talks very logically
lift was not that the supposiiion, or pre-.
misses on which he bases his arguments
we're wrong in the 6rst instance His
,arison IL decidedly in favor Of the
i, cate Of corporal punishment. The
noxious weeds will never grow in ths
"pece Of ground, . II the husbandmar
is dilligsnt in string up the sol
With tho right kind OF tool
but il he neglects to do So. thu
noxious weeds will grow. SO II TN
child is net corrected by means witlii(
lllhis combcom,nsion, it will bring forth Al
evobund2 " knowledge, Ihe chan
nay %, ON n are thrnuph the anina
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Divine Service.

L. KREdEr viii preach at the Pres
ian Church next Sunday. Dec. oath, at
,Joek. Pm. Subject: THE temptation
christ.
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irvrE, LurrLr Rocx, AsH
part Some pe,>l cs..sy
,,uzzled to know how We csml 4
.iy to make on. who this redos ~
90, Seminary professor 10. Do yon
no. /, - remember that he says that Lake
produces like ?" Well, now whom u the
" "Oreou Hill !" Essay like /? Nobody bst
Mr.. Rondnrangle. Let me in sonciu-
sion say, that 1t 10 my experience, that
there is an absolute necessity for the sx.
coriaton of the body corpus. at Short
intervals. Of a great many pupils. during
the time that they continue in our com.
mon schools. Therefore ! would--had
an opportunity ty--indulgc In some lofty
sentiments. similar to those INDUCES ~
by Mr. Ron " But as his closing par
agraphs are fresh in your memories, !
will simply refer you to them with ne
psfs: csms ,"'s ssgsia, nr. !" Rondur'a ao hss.
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rT- A female circus rider is bounding
twenty. five feet into the British ar
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TAILORING.
q. Ell. Herr,

nESlRES to give notice that he wGated.
~ permanently, In Van Burer -, a.
give personal attention e all brar VI Tue o"'
TAILoRlNGal whv-eh0o'es to
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,I,IJE Proprietor Of this and large Livery ana %
| Feed stable, takes this method OF lniorm,ng@ @ .ne
nhiic that he has stocked his Stable with both Bug;
ry and Saddle Horses, Of the FIST class and VIII VII,
70 no main. 10 give perfect satisfaction 7" All VINO
may favor him with their patronage
Horses BOARDED by the day or week. al reas'nA-
Bile rates. ,
TRANSPORTATION to any. part Of the sta'e OF
Indian Country furnished on snort notice.
Pecoilect the Neu Stables and gire me cat
noyl7, II. -
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listen
GROCERIES every,
gotten.
listened,
Hats and Caps, ulpit,
Roots and Shoes. sor
Hardware and Queensv
Ferfumery and Mast. How
owed the
Also. large assortment OF q, and rho bened,c
LADIES II began to leave the
lany remained TO speak
"'"' anu ~ ,,te the young minister
wg TYR CL'waited was Augusta
sugar, Coffee sa6Gs a6.I..l and yelyets, de
Trace Chains. Hames and Collars, snt, .ne
And Thousand other things to numerous
to mention. .xr<fer IS
ooo,ks-=,,s yEwfaa'ed she is not at
Low Jor 'ed'"' well as usual, I" said Au-
produce of a. Father expects you
40 rro''"oe' bad cold prevented
Exchange. to dav " A-s
COns AND SEE US. rode over
Ne"''s 'PP'''' their vel
Van Buren, Mar. 22.T0. r."
NJ
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the var, and the events which
hing campaign. and the first re-
e; the effect Of these reverses up
.; the frantic effort to rescue the
terrible disaster of Sedan the
or Napoleon, and an entire ar
. Ein Paris the rise and formation
, fight of the Empress from Par
Zsurrender of strasbourg and the
rance; the triumphal advance
20 Paries the efforts of ofBazaine
efhisor
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History of the War in Europe.

The National Publishing Company of St. Louis, has
|,t issued very valuable history of the late War
|s,,een Germany and France, from the pen of one
L., most popular writers. Mr.. JANIS D. MoCABR, Jr
IN large volume of 500 octave pages, the author
L,l.. wonderful story-all the stranger because of
\, truth. He tells of battles which have shaken Eu-
Lo,s to it, centre. and the consequences Of which,
,rsa We Of the Western World must feel of patriot
E,u horosm military skill and statcsma an,hip new
h surpassed in history. The author writes with the
EIGHT and force Of truth and the great merits ofhis
/ are It's reliability and strict i'm partiality.
hook ia 90 n, nj etc in every nort;c,Iar T, 10
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AMERICAN PRAYERS.

The cable telegram to. day announces
that prayers have been offered in Ameri
ca for the recovery Of the prince, and
the announcement is well received by the
English press. -
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained y - -.
markablc cures So mild - - b sa1e and
beneficial to childrvn, and yet = searching
as to encctually purge out the great cos-
ruptions Of the blood, such as the scroenIous
and syphiltic contamination. !mpursases
or diseases that have lurked In the. gy1fn.
for years, soon yield to this powerful aa?t.
dote, and disappear. Hence n xqqdefa4l
cures, Yhany 6f which are publicly kncwu,
Of ScPOttila, and all scrofhlous dissaeea
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptivs a.
orders of the skin, TumOrs, BlOtches
B0ils, PimpIes, Pustulcs, S0ros -
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErynpS
las, letter, Salt Rheums 3caIo
Head, RingwOrm. and Internal Ut-
ccratiOus OF the Uterus, StOmachs
and Liver. 1t also cures other com
plants to which II would not seem cspees-
nlly adapted. such as DrOpsy, DySpop-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart DiecaeeI
Female Weakness. Debaiisy. and
LeucOrrhGa, when they are manifesea-
tons of the scrofalous poisons. (.
1t is an excellent rcstorer Of health aed
strength in the Spring BY renewing N
appetite and vigor Of the digestive organa'
il dissipates the depression and listiess Ian
puor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better. and live longer
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new iesss q
life.
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I RECOVER.
1SDoN, December II.
ndical hority gives
ce of W loo
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Ayers n =
Sarsaparili;: ): = =: !: !; y !;
in the ~
- gaorrA "

IL widel =
y ono Of n --slost
edectual ssmsdieo
ever discovered ~
cleansing ~ sys-
tenn and pw4ytng
the blood. h ~
stood tie ~ e
years with . ~
stantly growing MP
utation, based % -
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LsHrcf. ~. ''"'' .''"I Nc'' "'So'
and TAFFY Of onr own
'ONGE. POUND and FRUIT
Hst quality made to order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-15

~ school teacher in Clarke county, rovs.
has been dasmiased fog kiAing the ubfG efrls.s
~femsls teachers oppose the elecessD Of di-
rectors or their 0wn ser. as oertAin % result in
the employment OF male teachers exclusively.
o6Engagenent an High Lifs.-It 10 runorsd
that the kentucky giant will soon lead 70 the
altar the fair Mis- ABna Swami, the Now
Scotia giantess.
0Some ten OF twelve full-blooded Indians
desire 10 Income students IN the Highland Uni-
versity, Kansas, with the intention OF en.erinS
the ministry OF the Presbyterian Church.
~Neuralgia is the fashionable epidemic Cor
which smoking is prescribed, and il has led Ia
the introduction Of cigarettes fW ladies' AZ few
OF the" upper ten" dinners.
~It q stated that in the afty years offs o..
,,ntepse, sis wo9en haye Raeaa re ssnsnr OF
cisty Of Boston, most Of whom have turned from
the error Of their Ways.
0The Boston " Transcript asks: Way
q" fall" in love? II Il . period Of unusual ele-
walton. Why not soar, or foat, or leap, or
fy, or climb In love, according 70 isDpsrazssDts
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
The Armistfce PrOlOuSed One Week
The German Emperor Sick.
2r''grcphsd Exclusively 10 The Evening Star
GARIRAIDi RESIGNS,

GARIBALDi RESIGNS.
BoEpEAUx, Feb. IA letter was received
yesterday by the government from Garitaldi,
in which il is stated that, seeing his mission il
the Nosges. The government forwarded a reply,
ACCEPTING his resignation, and expressing, on
behalf OF the country, thanks for the heroic SER
wees rendered by the general, and regrets tina.
he ieels impelled to leave the service OF France
Gaiibaidi lett Bordeaux last night for Mar
eeiles, whence he will embark for Caprera.
BELFOHr AGREES To THE ARMS
TICE.
CARLsRUHR, Feb. H0Eyening-Ihe Baden
Minister OF War has received telegram from
tte commandant at BIulhouse that the French
garrison and people OF Belfort have agreed to
capitulate.
SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN PARIS.
BRCsexLs, Feb. lit is reported that dis
tnIbances have occurred in Paris, but the ru-
NOR has received no continuation and il be-
heved TO be premature. 1t is known, how
ever, that the people are very much excited,
And grave apPrehensi0ns ere felt in the French
capital OF serious disorders.
GERMANY GIVES ENGLAND THE COLD
SHOULDER.
ERUssRIs, Feb. Alt is reported in diplo-
Gatc circles that Germany has refused the re-
quest OF the British government TO communi.
cate the conditions upon which she is willing 20
make peace.
THE AKMISTICE EXTENDED ONE
WEEK.
LorDoy. Feb. I5.-The Berlin s,ecial CORE
srondent OF the London Times teiegraphs that
IN consequence of the pacific resuif OF tia
French elections, Count Bismarck has Concealed
On the principle of the proloneation of the ar
mstce by week, that IL be made definite
agreement dependent only on certain military
conditions.
THE GERMAN EMPEROR SICK
/ VREsAILLEs, Feb. 1.-THE Emperor i. very
snweif, but persists In his intention to enter
Paris.
7 AS a resumption OF hostilities IL strongly ap-
pretended ut head9 uarters, orders have been
given for the destruction Of the monster gun.
on Mont Nalerien.
THE CITY OF AIGIERS DECLARED IN
A STATE OF SIEGE
BkgssHLe, Feb. 1.-THE Echo da Par,,m,nt
says the city Of Algiers is declared in state of
TIE FUTURE OF FRANCE.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The Krsas, Zsitung esti-
mates that the French elections have resulted
IA at least two-thirds vote in favor OF the
monarchial insti.u tons, and says scarcely one
third OF the members chosen TO lhe Assembly
are republicans. The Imperialists are also badly
beaten, and the future Of France seems 70 he
between the Bourbons and 0rleanists.