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The New York herald., 1871-03-07
p A r | S.
Herald Special Report from
the French Capital.
Departure of the Provincial
Gardes Mobile.
Theirs Refuses to Accept FaVre'S and
SimOn'S designations.
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National Guards to Receive Pay
to Save Trouble.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March G, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
the special correspondent Of the New YORK
HERALD in Paris, dated at noon to-day. Your
correspondent says
ABOLISHED.
The office Of Prefecture of Police will prob
ably be abolished and the service united
under the direction of the Minister of the In
terror.
FRENCH TROOPS LEAVING PARIS.
The departure of the provincial Gardes
Mobile begins to-day. Those within three
days march of their homes are to 60 on foot,
and rations will be given them for their jour-
ney. The Journal des Ds6ats calculates the
expenses of the war to be six milliards.
MINISTERIAL RESIGNATION.
Jules Favre and Simon have rendered their
designations, but Theirs will not accept them.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
- s'----
Two more regiments hav, arrived at Paris
to reinforce the garrison. General Aureles
dPaladines has arrived, and will command
the National Guard. The payment Of thirty
sous per day to the National Guard is to be
continued to save trouble.
WHY RooKEFoRT AND MALoN RESIGNED
The Mot TOrdre published letters from
Rochefort and Malon resigning their seats in
the Assembly because NJ. Theirs has made
peace They say France ought not 10 be dis
membered.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
THE cQNDIT1noMs. Hr. CT. Ireland
Premier Gladstone Alarmed at the State Of One
County-9psoial Legislation Required.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. March 9, 1871.
The report OF the Parliamentary proceedings
which forward by cable to the HERALD goes to
show that the condition Of Ireland, 1t exists at
present, is becoming still more dangerous to the
peace of the nation.
During the session OF the House OF Commons this
evening Premier Gladstone communicated to the
House Information received IRON Mestmeath
county, Ireland, confirming previous reports ''of
the mischlevous tendency OF affairs theren He
said that especial measures Of precauton were
needed, for the lives OF the queens Judges Of Assze
on circuit in that county were threatened and hc
urged the members to take speedy action.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Marine Disaster-Six Lives LOst-Stuge Rob.
berry in Nevada-Return Of the Lower Cali
f0rnia COlonIsfs.
SAN FRANCISCO, March s, 1871.
The schooner Apros, which was blown out to sea
during the late gale is supposed to have foundered.
There were six men on board. The Aptos was
small coast1ng vessel.
The steamship Sacramento, which sailed yester-
day for Panama, carried only twenty-five cabin
passengers.
stage was robbed by hghwaymen, near Virginia
City, In the State Of Nevada, yesterday. The only
plunder obtained was $500 In coin, IN Wells, Fargo
II Co.'s treasure box, and that was recovered and
two Of the robbers captured. Two others OF the
gang escaped, but the officers are in pursuit OF them
The arrivals Of disappointed Magdalena Bay
cO,Onists continue. they report that no progress
whatever has been made towards actual settlement
at that place. and that unless provision be made FOR
the immediate departure or the coonists on their
arrival from New York they Will suffer terribly. The
company employ the most desperate means to get
one thousand men landed there before May TO
enable them to claim damages from Mexico for non
fuldment OF the contract.
James G. Could formerly OF Boston, a California
pioneer, died to-day.
The Chinese mdulged in pitched battle on jack
son street, In the rear OF their theatre this after
noon. Knives and iron bars were freely used. They
were finally dispersed by means OF shower OF
friends OF the contestants. Many were Injured but
1t is not known whether any were Killed. Several
were arrested.
Negro Military to Assist in Celebrating st.
Patriek's Dny-Ear; hqualse at Humboldt
Bay.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 6, 1871.
Two independents negro companies have volun-
teercd to escort an Irish battalion OF the N G. c.,
who are to escort the Irish societies on St. Patricks
day, and their offer has been accepted.
The schooner May Queen reports a severe shock
Of earthquake at Eureka, Humboldt county on the
I'd Of March, at one P. n. Many chimneys were
blown down and cornices destroyed. The nhabI.
tants were greatly frightened, but no lives were
lost nor any serious personal injury sustained The
shocks lasted one minute.
The California and Pacific Railroad Company are
surveying branch from Vallejo, through Sonoma
county to Heglasburg and sauta Rosa,
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.

Presentation Of Sir Stafford NorthcOfe aud
Sir John A. MISUNDERSTANDING Of the
High COmmission-Dinner Given by the
Earl de Grey.
WASHINGTON, Marcn Q, 1871.
Sir Stafford Northcote and Sir John A. Macdonald
were presented to the President this morning. IN the
Blue Paror by Secretary Fish. They were also ac-
companied by Sir Edward Thornton. Afterwards
the Joint High Commission met at the state Depart
mentand remained IN session two hours, when they
adjourned till tomorrow.
This afternoon Earl De Gray gave dinner at the
residence OF the British Commissioners, at which
were present Professor Bernard, Lord Tenterden,
Mr. Cremer viscount Goodrich, Secretary OF the
Navy Robcson Senators Anthony, sherman, Morton,
Stockton and schurz; General Pleasonton and Cyrus
w, Field.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

LONDON, March 9, 1871.
have received the following news and for
ward it for the information of the NEW YORK
HERALD
THE NATIONAL GUARDS
A Paris despatch dated to-day reports that
the Journal O6iciel of that city, acknowledges
the fact that several of the battalions of the
National Guard of the Seine have retained
their guns. 1t states, however, that this was
done only to prevent the Prussans obtaining
possession of the weapons, and concludes
with the assurance that there will be speedy
termination OF the anomalous situation in this
regard.
THE ASSEMBLY TO GO TO VERSAILLES.
A report is current in Paris that NJ. Favre
has gone to Versailles, accompanied by an
architect, for the purpose of preparing the
palace for the reception of the French National
Assembly, in anticipation of their early re-
moval from Bordeaux.
NO PASSES NEEDED.
Peace being now restored and the Prussians
withdrawing, passports TO enter and leave
Paris are no longer required.
ADDRESS OF TIE EMPEROR WILLIAM TO HIS
TROOPS.
At the review Of the Prussian guards at
Longchamps the Emperor William addressed
the troops. He thanked them for the herosm,
endurance and devotion they had displayed,
and added that they must thank Providence
for choosing them as the instruments to bring
to pass events of such magnitude and renown.
THE FRENCH PRISONERS IN GERMANY AND
BELGIUM.
A Dresden general says all the French off,
GERS and all privates of the Mobile Guard,
prisoners in Germany, may return Immediately
to their homes, if they SO desire, at their own
cost Soldiers Of the line aud Imperial Guard
will remain interned until arrangements for
their transportation are completed.
The French soldiers interned in Belgium
are to be reconducted to the frontier of France
on the 9th and 10Th insts
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

Virginia, West Virginia. Kentucky ana Missouri, to
reside at Baltimore.
Trial OF COuGressman Bowen for Bisamy.
The hrst case taken up by the Grand Jury Of the
Criminal Court to-day was that OF Hon. @, G.
Bowen. charged with bgami In having wife, Mrs.
Frances Bowen, living, In Augusta. Geo., when he
married Mrs. King last August. Six witnesses were
examined
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

M-Consols closed "a for both and the account
American securities easter United staesfyewenty bonds
1862 9a 1861 old. 9l1l; 1857 s0 terfores, s Stocks
quiet and easyEre Railway shares, 49, Illinois Central,
iuah; Atlantic and Great Western, 80.
LIvERPooI. COTTON SMARkgT-LIyERPooL. March SAP.
MThe cotton market closed dull with downward tendency
Middling upands barely 7Ad mdding Orleans 7Nd Tho
Of tho dag have been $4,000 bales including 4 Tor
export and speculation Sales or cotton ship named at
from Mobile ana also ship at Mobile not sailed. a:
2 1l8i. for miidlipg.
The shipments OF cotton from Bombay for three weeks to
March have been 20,0C0 bales
LIVERPOOL BREApsTCYfs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
March 6-l 80 7. M-Thc market is firm. .
LIVERPOOL Provision MAEkET. -LIyrRrooL, March
Ga 40 MPork, s3s I'D. per Dbl for extra prime mess
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET LIVERPOOL, March o.
dS0 r. M-Turpcntine, SIS. 37s Cd. per cwt. . . o.
LONDON PRoDUoE MAHKET.-LoNpoN, March o-4: :ao
p M-Linseed OIL 4S3 5s per clover seed 5s bss
per for American red Calcutta inseed, 62s 6Ss
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
Rates OF Freiahts Again Raised by the Read
ing Railroad C0mpnny-CoIlieries Again
COmpelled to Susnend.
TEE MOUNT CARMEL MURDER.

Excitcnont Over the Murdered Miner at
Mount Carmel-Miners Quiet and Orderly.
POTTsvILLE, Pa, March 0, 1871.
Additional particulars received from Mount Car
mel, the scene Of the late murder, represent the
people much excited over the murder. Hoffman
was In bed ana hearing noise outside proceeded
TO the window, when volley OF balls was shot at
him. No arrests have yet been made. An inquest
was held and verdict rendered that Holman came
to his death by firearms in the hands OF persons
known.
The miners are very quiet and orderly In this
vicinity aud no reports OF violence have been re.
ceYed.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship wyoming will leave this port On
wednesday for queenstown and Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe Will close at the Post ONCE as
twelve O'Clock M.
THE New YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-
will be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock In the
morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, SIX CENTS
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
CRIME IN ILLINOIS.
A Family Tragedy-Chiidrcn Poisoned by
Their Parents -Suicide OF the Murderers.

81, SHEigAAGo. March 9, 1871
Last night family named Walker, consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and two children. living in
McHenry county, short distance north OF Elgn,
H., were found dead In their house letter found
explained that father and mother had given lauda
NUN to their children and taken it themselves and
were happy in believing that they would 20 with
their children TO better world. They were earnest
snfrituaSts.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
VIEWS OF THE PAST.

MARCH 7.
1S62-Ratte OF Pea Ridge, Ark, commenced.
1893 JANA, Syria, stormcd by the French.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
Died,

Died.
COLEMAN.-On Monday March 0, GEORGE COLE
MAN, aged So years. months and day.
Notice or funeral hereafter
Boaiyn on Mooaay MSsas eS eyenns March,
8, JAMES T., second son OF Thomas and Harriet
the friends OF the family are invited to attend tho
funeral from ST. Peters Episcopal church, state
street. near Bond, on Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
PALxER;-At pougnkeeps!e. on sunday morning,
81. Pei ers church, shaKopee, MINI.
ae eaa r. asaa d e g, are In
Wedpesday ~ afternoon az two oclook s' cn"rco' on
For other Deaths see Ffth Puga.I
cHAMiioS SAFES
s1l Broadway, e,snce Murray rr,,.
% and IS street one block cas-. os Broadwsy
arG Isdss sfsa dhsy hoS. Fl% da 10 N q e sspM
preparations IN the form of ozenge H. OF all modes, the
soh Ssi nsd ssgft e %
C9s ,ss say u w induces fon
and consumptive and Asthma tic complaints
An Excellent Ariicie.-1Irs. Winslow's sooth-
INC SYRUP Is an excellent article for all diseases Of ohi
yGts TEsstss snd Ts.
y Bend street. New Sors Sold BY druggists
A.-Dnndr"f s1ny be Encctunry Era dicateS
from the scale by few applications OF HALLS Vegetable
Scian Hair Remover.
Baicl,c,or Hair Dyc.-Thc Best In the
world The only perfect dye; harmess reliable, J,snta-
Factory II Bond street.
Cristadore's Uurivalled Hair Dyc.-SeI1
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No Astor ouss
Diamonds Boual,t nud sold.
Diamonds Sold Commission.
Diamonds Reset. New Styles.
Siverware Bought and SOLD. - -,
GEO G. ALLEN 5i3 Broadway under 81 NICHOLAS hocsf
PhrerOl0c icnl Exnminat tons--At $50. Brond~3
way, showing talents, defects and best pursuits
Eurcka yIircral Wutefs saratoga Syfsnxs1
superior TO all others in Dyspepsia and pseas e AGENT.
kidneys. , p,o. p.u,oad n 6cno vsrcS strcssS
ybc Milton cold Jewelry Company
will open their plaeeSt business c"poia"S
WEDNESDAY, March <
Thev their Goods
TO We as wei as gold
~ wass 10 retain their color and 10 stand the tests
SA' OF the strongest ectds
rho so sefy the jewellers America to tc. then
from so'' - ~ EXCEPT By WEIGHT. 81
The company will adopt the popular
ONE DOLLAR PLAN,
and sell any article in their store FOR 81 each.
they claim aage ali the latest ana tho A.
LEADING STYLES OF JENELRY THAT "a NAkU.
ACrURED.
all made of the Milton Gold.
show Rooms Tol Broadway,
ooposite hstor placo.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

Wendell Philips will lecture tonight at steinway
Hail, under the auspices OF the Mercentile Library
Association, on the Questions oil ..he Day.n The
proceeds OF the lecture will DC Qcv3ted 10 the relief
OF the suffering French
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

A.@For Moth Patches, Ereekles and Tans
use PERRY5 MOTH AND FRECkLE LOTION. Depof
a9 Bond street. New Yorx. Sold by druggists everywhere
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

An Excellent Articie.-1Irs. WinsI0yv's SOoth.
INC SYRUP Is excellent article for all diseases Of eh
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

A.-DapdruH Mny be EncctunIiy Era dicateH
from the scale by few applications OF HALLS Vegetable
Ia
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

The celebrated Russian Vapor Baths,
% and 25 East Fourth block
arc open daily from a M. to 8 p. NJ.
Ladies' houis daily, 10 TO IL A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

Bafchc.or's Hair Oyc.-Thc Best In the
world The ONLY perfect dye harm.ess rea2le insnta-
Factory IL Bond street
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

preparations In the form of ozenge H. OF all NODES
most eligible and convenient especially regards
cough remedy. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCffEs OF
Cough Lozenges aIay irritation which induces coughing
giving instant relief in Bronchitis Hoarseness InienxSa
Consuniptve and Asthma tic complaints.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

Cristatlorc,s UurivaiIed Hair Dyc.-Sol6
applied his wig scalp factory, No Asor House
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

A.-Ilcfrfng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
l5l Broadway c)cner Murray ,.c,,t
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
F r a N G {
The Palace Of Versailles Preparing
for the Assembly.
Address Of the Emperor Viii
liam to His Troops.
Arrangements for the Return Of French
Prisoners 10 France.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 6, 1871.
have received the following news and for
ward it for the information of the NEW YORK
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
What the Rum Money, Would DO.

1t is estimated that very fair college
can be properly built, equipped, and
permanently endowed for 100000. If
this is so, the amount paid for liquor to
be drunk on the premises where sold
would found one thousand colleges
($4O0, ,000,000) found one thousand Ii
braries of $4,000 volumes each at IS
per volume Q50,00O,0 build one thou
sand handsome churches $40, 0,00O,OOO0
would support ten thousand missiond-
ries for ten gears, allowing $4,000 per
wear for each missionary (Il50, 900, ,O0O)
furnish l00.000,000 Bibles to those who
need them (sl50,000,0 found fire
hundred asylums or other charitable in
stitutions at 100000 $1,000 ,OO0,000,)
and with the remainder (Sl93,OOO,OOO)
a homestead worth about two thousand
dollars could be furnished to every voter
in Connecticut ! Now, when it is re
membered that this estimate is based
upon the amount of money that is ex-
pended only for liquor drunk on the
premises, which probably does not IN
clude more than one lalfthat is sold, and
when we reflect that the time lost, the
fines paid. etc, would doubtless amount
TO rs much more, the enormous waste OF
money in this country every year for
that which does no good, but produces
every evil aud crime, is truly appalling!
If men will not be moved 10y the moral
and social aspects of the case, will they
not heed the pccuniary loss Think Of
it. We guzzlers who complain OF hard
times. generous taxation, etc, and find
the remedy for the burdens YOU com
plain of in your hands.-NGtional TEN
peiaace .liman0c
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
Wedding Toilets In l77l.

Brides and bridegrooms of 1871 may
be amused by the description of the toll
ct of couple on their wedding day one
hundred wears ago. To begin with the
lady. Her locks were strained upward
in an immense cushion, aud sat like All
incubus on her head and plastered over
with pomatum, and then Sprinkled over
with shower Of white powder The
height of this tower was somewhat over
a foot. One single white rosebud lay
on its top, like IN eagle on a haystack
Over her neck and bosom was folded a
lace handkerchief, fastened in front
with "A bosom pin rather larger than
copper cent, t,containing her grandiathcrs
miniature set in vigin gold. Her airy
form was hraccd up III a satin dress, the
sleeves as tight as the natural skin on
the arm. with a waist formed by bod
lee, worn outside. whence the skirt flow
ed of. and was distcndcd at the top by
an ample hoop. Shoes of white kid,
with peaked toes, and heels OF two or
three inches elevation, enclosed her feet
and glittcred with spangles as her lttlc
pedal members peepcd curiously out.
Now for the swain His hair was sleek
ed back and plcntifully bc-hourcd, while
his queue projected like handle TO
skillet. His coat was sky blue, lined
with yellow. his long vest Of satin en-
broidcrcd with gold lace, his brccches
of the same material and tied at the
knees with pink ribbons White silk
stockings and pumps, with laccs and
ties of the same hue, completed the ha-
bilimcnts of his neither limbs. Lace
uflles clustered around the waist, and
a prctentious frill worked in correspon-
dence, and bearing the miniature OF his
beloved, finished his truly gcntcel ap-
pcargnCe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
THE WEDDING-RING.

Only a well-worn hoop of gold,
Unlit by any glow,
Of rainbow-gem, ring that told
Its story long ago.
Only circlet dimm'd and thin
With welded years of life,
Whose memories cloud my soul within
With sorrow-shaded strife.
Only cincture clasping fast
Two separate lives in one,
That calls to mind the sunny Past,
Yet leaves me still alone.
Only a relic of the JOY
In DAYS no more to be,
OF thoughts Regret alone can cloy,
Never again for me.
Only treasure from the hand
No more to rest in mine,
But passed into the voiceless land,
Beyond the hills divine.
Only pledge of mutual love
OF love that pe'er shall fade
Though Death has called those lips
above
That sacred plightings made.
Only an earnest of the troth
Nor Time nor aught can bend,
But ever still will bind us both
Unwavering to the end.
Small as the circlest is, it bound
All-close her love to mine.
Now she is gone, but steadtast round
Ny soul its pledges twine.
Never again its gold shall thread
Her yielding fingers snow ,
Never.not cen when graves their dead
Have loosened from sleep below.
Never again But as one thought,
In realms Of perfect peace,
Our hearts shall beat, with rapture
fraught,
When Death gives me release.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
Cheer Him.

In one of our large cities, fire broke
out in a lofty dwelling. 1t was near
midnight. and the flames had made
hcadwav before they were discovered,
The fire companies rallied,bu the smoke
had become SO thick that the outlines
oft house were scarcely visible, and
the fiery element was raging with fear
ful power. when apicrcing cry thrilled
all hearts rs they learned that there was
one person yet msayed withlnthc build
inc. In a moment a ladder was swung
through the tiamee and planted against
the heated walls, and a brave fireman
rushed up its rounds to the rescue,
Overcome by the smoke, and perhaps
daunted by the Kissing flames before
him. he halted and seemed to hesitate.
It was an awful scene. \ life hung IN
the balance, and each moment was an
age.
Cheer him :" shouted voice from
the crowd. and wild ''hurrah d" burst
like tempest from the beholdlng muI-
titude. That cheer did the work, and
the brave fireman amid smoke and 1iame,
in moment, descended with the res
cued one in his arms.
Friend. brother when you see brave
soul battling thtcmptation, struggling
under the cross, rushing forward to res
enc dying men, and yet faltering in an
hour of weakness or moment OF peril,
then "chccr him :" And as a pebbles
fall may change a rivers course, so your
words of sympathetic kindness may up
lift a dropping heart, and fix its talter-
inc purpose for noble life.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPHERDST0WN REGISTER
pITuI ISuEn
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY

At $50 per annum in advance, or if paid with
.In two months after the date of substitution.
If not paid within two months So will he
charged. These terms will he strictly ad
hered TO.
ADvERrisEMkNrs Of one square or less, for
thee insertions or less 81 so, and SO cents per
square for each additional insertion. Larger
ones in the same proportion. The space of
II lines will constitute square.
A liberal deduction will be made from the
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
if the number of insertions be not marked
on the advertisement, when sent in, it will be
published aud charged accordingly.
Jos PRINrING will be executed with neat
ness and despatch.
All Job Work and Advertisements must be
paid for when handed in.
All personal communications will be charged
Cor al the rate of 80 cents per square, IL lines,
for one insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
Of the Annual Advertisers, it is proper to state
distinctly that their privilege only extends 10
their own immediate business. Real Estate Le-
gal and all other advertisements sent by them
10 be an additional charge, and no variation.
No paper discontinued until all srrearages
sre paid up, unless at the option Of the editor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
Save Your Young Men.

From what Not from hard work
and exhausting toll, for this is the ap-
pointed lot of men and we should not
expect to escape from it 10y this right
character is formed, and the earth
brought to yield her riches.
Not from protractcd and close study,
for thus only is brain power developed,
and the professions filled with able men
Not from rigid economy, years Of toll
and slow increase of wealth, for this is
far better than fortunes made in an
hour.
But save them from the destinations
of the gaming table and especially from
the insidous, fearful course of intcm-
perance.
Oh, it is burning ont the very yitals
of mortality and manlincsS in hundred
social circles. Ii is destroying by thou
sands the youth in our best families.
1t is sweeping thro' the country and
carrying away to worthlessncss and
crime, the young men who would be
pillars in the church and State, and it is
gaining power daily.
Ministers, teachers, fathers, mothers,
sisters, call upon the young men to
touch not, taste not, the accurscd bowl.
God save our young men.