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The New York herald., 1871-02-15
Tire Dowry Of the Princess Lsu,se.

On Monday night in the House of Commous.
AS will be seen from our cable news this morn
ing, Premier Gladstone making the motion, It
was unanimously resolved that the Princess
Louise, who isabout to be m@riea to the Mar
quis Of Lorne, should have far dowry thirty
thousand pounds aud for annual allowance six
thousand pounds. 1t is we'll for the houot Of
England that the vote was U1animous. Where
were the two members fer Brighton when the
vote was taken? Psor Fawceus Pity hs
does not see more clearly. IT the Duke of
Argyll has any more sons to marry we advise
him to bring them with him when he comes to
aid in the settlement of the fishery difficulty
and the Alabama affair. There Is no lack Of
heiresses hero who are worth more than one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars to begin
With, aNd who can besides mako sure fer
their lord and master thirty thousand dollars
q year. Now that the House Of Argyll has
secured daughter Of the proudest royal
house in The world its anb ton onght to be
- secure tho wcalthfst heiress In democratic
America. In the halls OF Iuvsrary Castle tbs
American lady might be as much treasure as
the daughter Of Queen Victoria. The rank Is
but tie gufnsa stamp. What does Lord John
Campbell saya
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
PAi1lS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD.

Minisfer Wa4tbnrne Returned to Paris-NO
Obstacles to Revictaaiing-Es@,l Of the War
Cont tribution raid'-Weu Supplied with
More Voting Necessary.
LONDON, Feb. IA, 1871.
Through telegram from Brussels, dated
February lS, am enabled to report to the
HERALD that Mr.. Washburne, the American
Minister to France, has returned to Paris
NO OBSTACLES TO THE REvIoTuALING.
In the British House Of Commons yesterday
evening Mr.. Gladstone denied that the Prus-
SLAMS had placed any obstacles in the way Of
the revictualiag of Paris.
HALF or TIE PARIS CONTRIBUTION PAID.
The Versailles correspondent Of the London
lfmGs telegraphed yesterday that q portion OF
the Paris contribution has been paid, viz.
e., 600, 0cO ia bills on London, sl,OO0, 600 in
notes OF the Bank Of France, and el,00O, 900
in specie.
A Versailles despatch, dated the 18th, says
the bankers of Paris are fully provided with
means to loan the city Of Paris the 200, 900, 900
francs for the payment Of Its war contribution.
PARIS TRAEQUrI--rHE PROPOSED TRrUMpuAL
ENTRY.
Paris is tranquil. The disarmament is pro-
oeeding and is nearly completed. If peace is
made on fan terms it is probable that the Ger
mans viii noe enter Paris but the oath of
February is considered the probable day Of
the entry in case one is determined upon.'
MORE VOTING NECESSARY IN PARIS.
A second haiapt Will be required in Paris TO
da&mine the election of Fsvre, Uhrich, Fon-
vil,e, Faidherba, Cochin and Gambon, who
have not obtained the requisite majsritiee.
COMMUNICATIONS SUSPENDED.
A despatch from Lille dated to-day says
that railway communications with Paris is psr-
tally suspended. Trains hence for Paris arc
stopped hy Che prussians, h,n trains from
Paris bound north ara not interfesed With.
BADLY DEFHArED.
The republican tioket for the Assembly il
the Department Of the Somne was badly de-
feated.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
JfHGhAu "a TUE NEx YORK HeaAa

ti@1iAW u WE MtA 'VM HtdAN
Ga,nbesfa In-9'se E,npersr's Roturu-Usutri-
bvsiony-.A Polish Rsaicide Released.
LONDON Feb. II, 1871.
A despatch from Brussels for the New YogE
HERALD reports that the E1ho du Parchment
newspaper Of yesterday February ls) says
that NJ. Gambetta ia seriously III.
WILLIAMS RETURN.
A Versailles Telegram says that the Emperor
will go 70 Berlin at the beginning Of March to
open the sessions of the Rsichstag.
The army aud It's commanders will never
theiess remain tn France until the end OF the
WIN.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Tue 0esrnrns inthe Seine lnfrieare exact
contribution of twepty-fve trancs from each
inhabitant.
POLISH REaroIDH HRLHAsED.
Minister CremienK has ordered the liberia.
tisn og Berezowski, the Peie. Imprisoned for
attempting tho life Of tina Emperor Of Russia
during his vtsN IN Paris N 1851
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VIEWS OF lHE PAS,
FEBRUARY Is.

FEBRUARY rs.
lS60-Thc City Assembly Rooms ana the Americas
theatre destroyed by IRE In this city.
16621he rebel garrison Of Fort DoneisOn attempted
10 cnt its way through the Union investing
forces.
iS53--steamshp Queen Victoria wrecked OFT the
Bailey Lighthouse, near Dublin Ireland.
Slxty-seven lives lost.
l7G0-frgate Families wrecked, with loss OF nearlx
all on board on the Rothead
1564-Galiieo Galilol, the astronomer, born.
lin the Views" published yesterday the victory
IN the batle or Cape ST. Vincent vas, through tle-
fnadvertent writing OF the wsrd iby.r awarded %
the Spaniards. 1t should have read the British
neet defeated the Spanish neetn rs all readers o.
history knOW,1
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

The New GUY Hnii for SRn Franc1scs-Ar-
rival rOsn Noaa KOuG-A Blew Mt the
Coeiic Trede--!sDrrirendept ~ the san
ESancisco Mtpts
SAN FRAScISo0, Feb. IL 1871
the new City Hail to be erected on the Yerba
Buena plaza VIII cost 81, 500, 600,
1te ship Tudor has arrlyed from flong Kong, She
exper1encee a very rough passage. having encuun-
tered a typhoon and come near laundering. Shs
hyines Jews that the San Salsadorian Consul had
received instructions to deprive auy vessel sailing
under the dag Of san Salvador engaged IN the
ceolie trade OF her papers. Hitherto t has been the
custom OF the coolie traders to buy American or
English SHIPS efe and have them registered as San
Saiyadorian vessels, aud then send them out to
carry cafgoes 10 Peru The Consuls OF all the other
Central and soutn American States hold similar III
struciions. This IS the severest blow yet made at
the traillc
il Is rI,inored that Colonel Chaunon will succeed
General Ia Grange as superintendent OF tue Mint.
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az ths season OF the year trading vcascs were geno
rally laid MP. They lid not expect 10 got any word
OF their movements back under rom four 10 six
woeSs for this reason. At this season OF The yesr
they expected 10 take at least sixteen days
III going and returning, then they understood they
were sent out TO explore the island. 1t was the
wish OF most OF them TO iay up in Samana Bay
week or so, wate parties with muies, tents. &C.,
went exploring inland with the scientific men OF the
expedition. They proposed 20 land again at some
point near The eastern end OF the island and explore
that portion, ana then land on the south side at the
towa OF st. Domingo, aud make explorations Inland
from there. None OF the officers dreanctor makirg
smpe calls at the ports around The island. but they
expected uieg were 10 explore tie country 60 "a
reasonable extsnt, and no Intelligent exploration
could bc mado with their small party or soieatiac
men IN less than a month.
Two correspondents who accompanied me ex-
petition said, after making diIgsnt Inquiries.
that they expected none or their letters 10 their
respective papers could he sent home. They
expected themselves 10 make the Grst report
OF the expedition. It IL not the custom Tor the Navy
Department TO urge captains OF vessels 10 scpd re-
pors home merely to announce The safety OF YES
sells. Such request would be by the captain CON
siuered insulting In the highest degree; it would
IMPLY doubt OF his capab.lity, or dsiyust OF tie
ship; a fear THAT the Department considered her
trustworthy.
1t must be remembered that our vessels are
often disappointed by hnding no uel at usual
coaung stations. ana has often makes a ser.
Gus difference In tho length or vcssel's
trips. Tor instance, only last month the Nip
SIC. of the Darion expedition, after landing the
olvll engineers at Minatlan, Mexico, was to go to
Feia Cruz Tor coal, but they Unexpectedly learned
that no coal was 10 be had there and they we're
compelled TO 20 back TO Key West, distance Of
some 99o milos, taking them niue days. Shc was ex
peoted at Vera Cruz, and II s probable people
there who were notified that she was due by January
10 believe she has gone TO the bottom instead OF
icing safe up the Atrato river, South America rms
Is the opinion or an old sailor who has cruised much
In the latitude OF ST. Domingo, around the West lnY
dies ant CUR OF MexIco. lie bad often whpoit tbo
saIilag vessels to lay up at certain seasonAM b.
year-penerally about two months--and frMaantaA
own knowledge OF that section well as ises. ,naM
conversations with the officers Of the ship, he does
not expect 70 hear FROM the Tennessee before tie
lst OF Marcn, unless by chance they happen 70 meet
the Iybec.
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SWITZERLAND.
The Republic Rsessured Of Peace.
TELEGRAM Tc THE NEW Yeax HEsALD.

BERNE, Feb. IA, 1871.
The action Of the Var Ofice authorities OF the
public OF Switzerland goes to prove that the egsa
tive guardians OF the interests OF the commonwealth
are convinced that peace, general and tolerably
permanent, viii ensue on the Continent Of Europe
from the present operations OF the German armies
In France.
am enabled 60 inform the HERALD by cable tee.
gram that furioughs have been accorded to a large
portion or tue Swiss troops now stationed upon the
frontier or France
At the outbreak Of the war between France and
Prussia the federal authority OF Switzerland mebi.
zed 10000 men for the protection of the frontiers.
This number has been lately reduced TO 1000 men.
stationed In the direction OF Belfort.
All these troops were selected from tho cite OF the
service OF the diferent cantons.
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fladstone and the AInhn ma Clalms.
A Hint 10 the High Commission.


Ohio ana several other States have adopted Dien.
NAL instead OF annual meetings or their Legisla-
lures, on tho ground that such sufficiently
for the business they have to transact: ana
one OF our contemporaries pertinently asks why
should not the British American provinces follow
immense saving by this Improvement IN her legsla.
tive system, TO effect which she carried consttu-
tional amendment Why should not the province n
Quebec adopt measure found beneficial by more
numerous, wealthy and commercial communityf II.
the saving IN expense effected by u sitting or the
Assembly every second year be worth the while OF
so great, rich and prosperous Stare Ohio surely
1t Is well worm the Wine OF this impoverished pro-
vince to do likewise.
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retesNa 70 TaE NEW YORK HeaA.a.

FLORENCE, Feb. Ia, 1871.
hasten to telegraph 70 the HERALD by cable that
very prominent subject Of national irritation for
United Italy has been ailaYed by legislative action
The Italian Chamber OF Deputies has, by vote Of
2oi against l3o approved OF the policy of the minis
try relative to the inviolablity OF the Papa resi-
dences at the Vatican and IN the pontical palaces
OF Rone, as set forth In the convention concluded
with bis Holiness on the part or the King which
was specially reported III The HERALD columns at
the moment.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

As~A"sSSsNV"- rSsNc< Nv bo ASe~
tnrpoG.
LONDON, Feb. IA, 1871.
For the information of the New YoRK
HERALD I would state that in the British
House Of Commons yesterday Mr.. Gladstone,
in his remarks denying that the Prussians had
placed aoy obstacles in the way to the revic-
tualling cf Paris, also said that the British
government had suggested TO Prussia to make
known the proposed terms Of peace.
PRoLoSeAyIoY or TUE ARsusrToa
A telegram from Versailles dated yesterday
Gays that the French Government Of National
Defence have proposed a prolongation Of the
arnistice. N. Jules Favre IS expected at Yer
sailles.
sTRAeDoURG Will NEVER BE GIVEN BACK.
The Industrial Aksociea,, published at
Strasbourg contains communication signed
by Pruss;au to the effect that Germany will
never restore to France the territory covered
by the city Of Strasbourg.
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the MiSsOua PsciE RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. II. 1874.
Nls reported at yeSerssp City tnst James Fisk
ar., nM purchased lsrge interest In the Missouri
racldo Railroad II " known mere that abous nine
hundred Thousand dollars OF Stock owned aud con-
troed by Mr.. Bridge. IL for sale, an9 ihat Mr JOY
kansas ana Taxae read, on the other, are biddeT
Tor IT. Mr. Joy Is ssid TO be backed " the BalAuyrs
and Ohio Railroad wnle behlnd Mr. ParsonS arc
the PclnsYlyaplA Ucatya and Aaaatls and paollo
railroads.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
BlheaaMTOg C.isaIes ELECTION.

BINoHAMroN, n. Y, Feb. IA, 1871.
The annual Quarter election Ia this city took place
to-day. Colonel walton Dwight. republican, was
chosen Mayor over ID. N. Loomis, democrat. by q
majority or s72tbe largest republican majority ever
given here. Republican Aldornen ana Supervisors
were chosen rfsm evcry wsyd. The only democratic
majority gtven was for an inspector Of election.
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a PoIET GAINED--The movement of Sens.
tor Tweed in the Legislature to authorize a
new assessment In the matter of widening
Broadway. Let the GOOD worx 90 0ns
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MAILS FOR EGN0pE.

The steams,ts Nevada will leAxe thsAfpo foe,
wednesday Ior Queenstown aad1iverpooAr
The mails for Europe Will close at5tne Post Od Ice Al
twelve O'Clock A.
Will ready at haIspast ten osfo0x IN tpaOs lrnfA a.
Single copiei In wrappers fot H,aiiang ak oey Il
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9 " 3 a.
~N<>~Ne~s->-N.>N~cey>~>~-
HERALD SPECIAL REPORT FROM HAVANA
Departure Of Captain General VGiGlassda Oh a
Tour Of Inspection.

HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1871.
Captain General Valnaseda will start in
two or 1rse days on tour Of inspection to
Santa Clorn, Cienfuegos and Trinidad.
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TelesaaH TO The hsW yaaK aEsALa.

LONDON. Feb. Ia, 1871.
l have bcen informed te-day that the British For
eign Onice yesterday received tel egram. dated at
Pekin OH tpe 2stn Of January, at which date the
NORTH Of Uhlna was In q perfsctly quiet condition.
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GEaMAN IMPERIALISM.
Prnseisn Legislatiss yoss Of tie Royal Budget
Advance.

TELEGRAM 70 THE aEW YORK KsaALH.
BERLIN, Feb. IA, 1871.
Yesterday, during the session Of the lower house
oG tho Prussan Diet, the members approved the pro-
posed advance from the national budget of
thaleSs to tie empire.
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Saeauships In Csilisisn in the RIorsey.
LONDON Feb. IA, 1871.
The Gaion steamship wyoming and the Cunard
steameR Morocco met yesterday IN collision IN the
Mersey.
The latter was 80 much damaged that she was run
ashore in order to stop leak.
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TEE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
The A1jonsned ssssicn Of the DeiegetsA
TELEGRAM 70 TIE SW Yosg HflA.C.

TELEGRAM 70 TIE HET YORK EAlc.
L0kpcT, Feb. Ia, 1874.
The European Conference on the subject or The
Black Sea navigation question and tho revision OF
the Treaty 81 Paris OF 1856 IL stin In session,
although tho meeting Of the diplomats commits
Stoned to SIT IN IL have net been very rrequens Of
late.
The next meeting of the asselnbaGe Will take
place Ia Downing street. on Thursday, the l6tn
Instant
The latest adjournmel, took pace on Tuesday,
the 18th OF February.
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CHINA.

English Official Reports grom the Enpue ue-Qaiss
In the North.
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ENGLAND.
The Princess Louiss's Dowry and Annuity-Par-
Lament Faithful to the Crowa
TELEGRAM 70 The NEW yoaA HERALD.


LONDON, Feb. Id, 1871.
The question or a national dowry and fortune for
the Princess Louise the occasion OF her marriage
to the Marquis Of Lorne-whch agtated the British
democracy Tor some few weeks past-is settled
The House of Commons tonight, on motion Of
Premier Gladstone. voted dswry Of E3O, 600 TO the
Princess and an annual allowance OF $4,000
The vote was unalimous.
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ITALY AND ROME.

Parliamentary Affirmation Of the Convention
with the Pope
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N N' OsCLHS -

ARE REeElyISc padLy FROM THEIR FAcg or Z Nrs
STYLES AND ARMCLKs u.
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UNION sQUAnR,

TIFFANY CO..
UNION sQU4ps.
ARE RECEIVING DAILY FROM THEIR FAcs OF MN
STYLES AND AsucLxs u. y
sMRLISG sIAvERwARE,
DINNER AND DEssikrasarA. !
TEA sERsEE.
rok1s, SPOONS AND FANCY herrosA "a.
xEDDlxa FREss..ss
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ses &c 1sasss ss So ss
al, s ass sas asa HSs fss; sS
GOODS sent By Eixxsss. on.
A. A.--1soyai Havuna sup,is ,..
e, RI MONS ss H.ssas SasdSs1 dso
THROAT a." aas lnq,isss oars ssisss I'll csy Colds .r.
druggists sEa no others '' at rroehss sos ~
g.scheisr,s Hair .uyc.~s ,sc A.. :.
sss @ Fac Pssss; .4s sss ss'' @ as::
sGi;:;sS 5ssssi b.; sss Az ssss. ~: "a:
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coiREs r..1in Inr'ss tor ssos 8arkcr,s Aurora or
ssgi sss sia & rs sAssss Asssss:s
), anIlsSS S. Pre- na;,2a lsr 2a cen.s.--,,-. K..,,.,
psasa.s Si AMI assss a ssi5ass i.s Y and
irem sc,dsl rraece waL cases
Rcnienf1sef,
! -, TEE Ge3 ANAcC UMBRELLA
nat DE GuAsASssSs on s wssa s.,dc yo !.
For cal. Oy THs ali sss SrsEss ,ons h,s ARE GExoySR
fsazo So r lsis ss Ss;:s s
| so1 Informs,im ,iM f.r, L.sttcry.-Prixcs Paid ~
bouhkons and ~ kind ~ s,o,a s ssss& rates paid
/ W Bankers, u Walt street New York
.,,e,Hn sss :. .isl6es for the Throas--1AA,, A.
| s5c. s6ox "dVpNvrs ana ohSf lsadsas drussistr,.
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r r. A N G. E..
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Action of Great Britain OH the
Peace Question.
~~~ns~~-~~.s-s~S~<.~~-~r.
Prussia Asked to- Nuke Known
Her Terms.
>~~~s>~.-~-~~~~s~~~.~~.~-~N>
Return OF Minister Washburne to the
French Capital.
~s|--cS->~<,<.o4sv-~o1-r~
Half OF the Paris War Contribu-
tioas Paid.
S~s~sss~>~j>~.>~s>~
Iae Esilotins for the Na5ional
Assembly inoonplete.
ssERIGvS IEI.1IEGs Gr GAIgnnrE;T::r a
TIE PEACE oJes TON.
IrlscnAa n riE NEW ySax REa.Lo.

Trlscaaa n the NEW YSax HEasL9.
Prn7efn Asked 10 Make KnowR Her Ternis
Of PeGce-~Tiie Armis;icS Application .or a
ProlosGation-S,ra.soa Never To BE Re
turpoG.
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The hates; Washington Orinicn.

NAouiNbjOS, ECU IL, lc,i>
The impression at tire Executive Mansion THIS
afternoon was that the vessel reported By the
bark Mary Baker, which arrived al Boston TODAY,
was-not the Tennessee. as there was 10 reasonable
explanation for her being in the locality reported.
General Porter states that In conversation with Ben
Wade and Dr. White, two OF the commissioners.
they wefc or opinion that the best place 70 first land
was OF enaa, anu thas this was their intention up
70 the NpeQf the sailing Of the Tennessee aoia Now
York, Tho President IL confident sue VIII be
fayouAbiy heard from Ia few days. Collectors
sl ports on She Atlantic seabOard have been
requested to forward any information to the Treasu.
~ Department that may be gained nom vessels
tsrrvtng from the West Indies.
A gentleman who had frequent conversations with
the officers Of the Tennessee just previous 10 thear
leaving says they frequently declared that they OK
pecteu 70 get no letters news Of theft Whereabouts
or progress back to this country until their resur0
cor thov rad made digent Inquiries and isaud tnat
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rotss. SPOONS AND FANCY ;Aerlosls !, ros
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DINNER AND DEss1kr.ssrA.
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:, TAVERN
= locality, 10
fork pro6ta
worth tI,eW,
,aaii St,Ho;
adjoinings
1850; cash
sfNstrn %.
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A.-A. "A -
BALL BLACK &,OA,
6e5 aud s65 Broa trfuy,
tuylte atteeEoA to ther lau,e stSnR
WALEHAA- " kkCHES,
ard Che low prices al which hfSy arr rau n,
These watches greaay-eY6pl any oI6ers fas y.
Try In finish. varfetg anaIn hne tir1ekeeplsS -, &c
are lar cheApers quat . ssi price faly coa1 "a,
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The Apacnes.

The Ecws from Arizona is n sad commentary
mon the report of Mr. Vincent CoIyer that he
found the Apaches honest and peaceablv dis
posed. Ii was not to be presumed for a moment
by thoughtfal men that a rapid ride through a
territory as extensive as ArizOna-and that with
good guard Of cavalry to protect him-could
ahoTd Mr. Colyer any true idea Of the character
O. the trcaeherOus Apaches; nor was the will
hngness Of those he met to receive presents and
promise peace a sufficient guaranty that they
would cease hostilities. But we were hardly
prepared for such a quick and overwhelming
evidence OF the error of Mr. ColSer's hastv con.
clUSionS n the telegraph has given US Scarcely
h7d he lett the territory ere the savages were
again at their bloody work, and now we have
reports OF their depredations in every direction.
The attack upon United States mail stage, and
tine killing and scalping of six passengers, in
GLIDING Mr.. Loring, the promising young author,
OF Boston, will afford the government and the
eastern public fresh proof that the people of
Arizona, who have insisted that force alone
would quiet the Apaches, are in the right and
that it is folly to talk of a tempor1zing policy
with such an implacable foe. Even the Pimos
and Marieopas, the best Indians In Arizona, who
have always been at peace with the whites, fully
appreciate the need of severe measures with the
Apaches, and have just dealt them a telling
blow.
Mr.. Colyer's motives may be good, but his re-
ports regarding the Apaches indicate that those
cunning savages out-witted him, and, while
willing to receive any amount OF presents, and
make great professions of friendship, are really
as hostile as they have been for centuries past.
Simple justice to the brave settlers of Arizona
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WAR DEPARTMENT, QrEos taisf SiEad! Oaes,, q
WASHINGTON, ID. /, Nov. Is, 1871, 10 a. m. (
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwESTT-FoUR HOURS
The ara OF the lowest pressure has move from Ohio
and Kentucky DorthNard 70 central New York
ESsietly gales with heavy rain have been exper-
eiCed from Cape lIatteras TO Cape Cod, aud now
preya all on the coast Of ane. Southeastery gales
rave backed TO northwest on the lower lakes, but
have abated somewhat on Lake Michigan. Heavy
southeast gales on the South Atlantic coast, with
ram. are now followed by west winds and clear
fOrnia and Oregon.
PROBA BiLIThs.-The lowest pressure will prob
ably pass morn heastward to-day into Maine with
continued gales the East Atlantic coast followed
by brisk northeast winds on Thursday; high north
west winds to day from the lower lakes TO the middle
ATLANTIC coast, diminishing somewhat Tonight:
rising barometer, northwest winds and pleasant
weather. IN the Southern and Gulf States and the
same with cold weather on the upper lakss
severe storm l. probably now passing from Oregon
nails continue for to day at Norfolk Cap Nav Balti-
more, New York, New London, Boston, Portland
Oswegs, Buffalo. Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit
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France, Inundated by her defeat meditates
vengeance for TIE indigHitics she has suffered
from EeT German conquerors Unable to cone
with her enemy single-handed, she is on the
alert TO secure allies, with the expectation of
IeGa'IiEg lost territory and vanished prestige
Great. then, was the disgust of the French
Journalists Nhen Mr.. Gladstone in his Mansion
House speech indicated the obstinate German
haL'nGS Of Great Britain. The PariSians de-
hcUnce John Bull in unmeasured terms and
Turn Their eyes TO Russia, designating that
country Is the true ally OF France. They de-
uiaua Russian alliance as their shortest road
t. revenge.