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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Condition OF the Prince of Wales.

Condition OF the Prince of Wales.
LONDON, November 2G-Evening.-
The physicians in attendance upon the
Prince of Wales issued bulletin last
evening stating that all was going on
well. To-day the Prince has been suffer.
ing from u severe and regular lever.
LONDON, Nov. 25..-The official bulletin
of the physicians of the Prince of Wales
states that the symptOmsin the case were
more favorable yesterday, but after dark
the fever increased. The Prince passed u
restless and uncomfortable night,
Mr. Ashbury's yacht Livonia, arrived at
COwes yesterday.
Mr., Jcssel, the liberal candidate, has
been returned To the Parliament from Do
yer.
COLD WEATHER.
The sudden and severe coldness of the
weather causes u great deal Of distress
among the poor within tho city. Seven
teen deaths have resulted Immediately
from the extreme cold since the ice first
appeared, and measures arc being taken
to provide Tor the suffering.
A colliery explosion yesterday, near
Bromwich, resulted in the killing Of eight
miners, BY similar accident near lla.
vcrslord, twenty men were injured. No
ono was killed outright.
An accident on tho Northwestern Rail.
way, last night, seriously injured seven.
teen persons, but no deaths are reported,
Special to OWorld.
LONDON, Nov 2O.-At council Of
last night, Scott Russell
stated that the Lords were still anxious
to perfect an alliance, md that u joint
meeting of both Councils will soon he
held.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, November pa
negro girl named Bette Harvey who has
been wandering about the city for several
days, being refused shelter by her sister,
though In a delicate condition, this even.
ing gave birth on the sidewalk to a still
born babe. The white people promptly
took charge Of the girl and took her 10
the City Hospital where she will he prop.
erlv cared for
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov 2G.-The Democracy
of COvington nominated o city ticket yes.
terday, including WI. Sanford for Clerk,
and Smith N. IIowes for Treasurer.
There were sixty deaths from smallpox
last week. ....
John IEuning, in Rockland, was killed
Friday night by CGnalboatmen in a fight.
The box factory oil Bradley 3 Rice was
burned last night. Loss estimated at from
SD. 900 10 $4,000.
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LONDON, Nov. 25.-Arrived-SLeam-
ers Java and Trinacria.
New YORK, Nov. 25.-Arrived-
Steamers Dovan from Bremen, and Java
from Glasgow.
Arrived-stcamer Spain from Liver.
pool.
NEw YORK, Nov. 26.-Arrived-
Steamship Britannia from Glasgow,
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INDIANA.
Jail EscnpHde at Franklin.-PlanIng
Mill Burned.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 2G.--Last night
four prisoners OvGrpowcred the jailer Nt
Franklin, Ind, Ns he was taking in their
supper, and escaped. One, charged with
murder, was speedily recaptured. The
other three have not since been heard
from. They are McWilliams, Methodist
preacher charged with horse stealing,
Minor Berry, charged with rape, and n
man named Jones, charged with stealing
clothing
Saturday evening the Shamrock Planning
Mil, Rt Elinburg, Indiana, owned by ].
NJ. & W. p. Thompson, was totally de-
stroycd by fire. Supposed to be the work
Of M inCCndiary Loss estimated at $685..
600; insurance $4,000.
Tho weather has suddenly become very
warm and damp. Many persons owning
fine residences complain of The walls be.
Ing wet inside, running costly paper.
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CHICAGO.
Mrs. O'Leary's Cow Responsible for
the Fire After all,

CncAGo, Nov. 25.-From the evidence
taken before the Fire Commissioners yes.
tcrday, II was Oscertained that Mrs.
OLeary's COW was tho cause Of the great
fire, although that lady had no more re.
sp0nsibility in the matter than what was
afforded by her ownership Of the COW. II
appears that her friend and cotenant Mr..
Mclaughlin, the fiddler, had social time
that evening, and wishing to cook a few
oysters for The social crowd, and being
short Of milk he went for Mrs. O'Leary's
COW, and while engaged In Surreptltlously
obtaining the lactial fluid from the "baate,"
she became indignant al their dishonest
practices and kicked over tho lamp, hence
the great conllagration.
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CoLUMBus, Nov. 20.-The annual re-
port Of State Treasurer Warner shows
that the total receipts of the State for the
year ending November 10th, amounted to
$G,04O,223, and the disbursements to
s., ,292, 2,076; 81, ,i6i ,787 were from the gen.
cral revenue fund; $i,04l, ,377 were from
the sinking fund, and $ii45S,10S were
from the common school fund.
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Mi,annrl Pncilic Ralltoad. !.

ST. Louis, November 25,-The BOart
Of Directors Of the Missouri Pacific rail
road decided today To pay Oft half a mil
lion Of their floating debt between nov
and January 1st. This will leave abou
$8OO,OOO, which will he paid Ivy the frs
Of April next, when the road will be ireI
ni floating debt.
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The stokes Pension Frauds-Arrest
OF his COnfederates.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-The
agent of the Government telegraphed
from Tennessee 10 the District Attorney
that he has taken into custody Michael
Strahmeir, David Beatty, James Beatty
and Claiborne Beatty. These men were
indicted by the Grand Jury Orthe District
Of Columbia with Colonel William B.
Stokes and Victor Powell, charged with
fraud.
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TEXAS.

GALVESTON, November GA Ncws'
special from Saratania dated the "a, says
Capt. Trainer has arrived from the frontier
and reports that on Wednesday morning
the COmanches captured 11S mules from
q trnin belonging 10 Adams, WiUks u Go.
at KickapoO Springs, 80 miles south of
Port ConChC.
The Nc,oS Austin special says the Dallas
and Washita Railroad Bill will pass the
Senate The incorporators are men Of
capital The road WILDE commenced i'm.
mGdiatGly,
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MONTANA.
Remarkably Severe Weather for the
Season,

HELENA, Mt, November 25-A Fort
Shaw, Montana, special today says two
companies of the 7th infantry, Major
Freeman IN command, returning from
Fort Browning, were caught in yester
days fearful storm and arc now Camped
twelve miles from here with number of
men badly frozen.
LATER.-TGn of the frozen men have
been brought into the hospital. The
worst cases arc still out, but arc being
brought in as fast rs possible, They are
frozen principally about the feet and will
lose their toes, and some even their feet.
The thermometer this morning was thirty
degrees below zero. Thermometer fifteen
degrees below zero. No stages have ar
rived from Nny direction within tho last
80 hours,
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CLEVELAND.
Arrest of tho Supposed Murderer Of
NRIng...SChOOneE DeaChed.

Arrest of tho Supposed Murderer Of
SwIng..-SChOOner DcaChed.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 2O.-John Coop
er, (colored), supposed to be the murder.
or of John II. Swing, was arrested near
Xenia, o., and brought to this city, last
night. In his trunk were found an under
and overshirt, stained with blood. The
officers also recovered SWINGS witch,
which Cooper had barterGd for furniture.
Ho manifested no surprise at his arrest,
asked no questions and made no resistance.
lie claims that the blood on his shirts
was from hlJ nose bleeding, and that the
watch was gin from Swing, who was
his uncle.
The schooner Essex sprung leak TO-.
day, aud was beached, near Barcelona,
about thirty miles west Of Buffalo. A
wreCking tug, with six steam pumps,
have been sent TO her relief.
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Flrn al In Cnrnon. Col.

CHICAGO, Nov. pa letter to the
Tribune from Kit Carson, Col, says that
on the morning Of the l7th inst, An entire
block in that city, in which was located
the Perry House, Posto1lce, stores, offices,
etc, was completely destroyed by fire.
Loss about 100000. No insurance.
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ELI Dead Al Tsrrn 11nnts.

TERRR HAUTB, IND., Nov. 2G.-Na.
thaniel Preston, an old resident, and for
many years prominent citizen OF Terre
Haute, formerly cashier Of the branch ol
the old State bank Of Indiana, at this
place, fell dead this evening while walk.
Ing a short distance from his residence
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st. Louis National board of Trade

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 25.-Tho Chamber
of Commerce today appointed tho fol.
lowing gentlemen delegates 10 the Ma.
tlonal Board OF Trade Convention at 81.
Louis, December 9th: Fred Layton, W.
p. McLaren and John Johnston; also, To
the Commercial Convention at Detroit,
November Goth, To consider the snbject
of continuous water communication from
the Mississippi to tho Atlantici o. j.
Hale, 9. F. Ilsby, Elias Friend, John
Bradford, s. Mower and j. b. Merrill.
The Governor appointed A. NJ. Themp.
son,. of the Sentinel, E. A. Calkins, OF the
MttO', and -IProCtor Of the Wisconsin,
for ihe lAtLer Convention.
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Marine Disasters on Lake ontario.

MhTlnb UIBHSIBTs On bHKU UHIHTIU'
PoRr CoLBoRNE, 0NT., November 90
The bark Bay City having broken loose
from the tug Dunkirk Is now beached
nine miles west Of this place. The Cap
tain reports that he was in tow with the
l,arges Forester aud Niagara bound from
Buffalo to Logman, and when the wind
was blowing q gale the bark broke loose
anil nothing has since been heard from
the tug or barges.
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Lectnro br SENATOR Morton.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. Ex-senator
Morton, of Indiana, delivered n lecture
here last evening on National Ideas" be.
fore an audience Of 1000 people. He goes
10 Boston tomorrow. ...
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Arrival Of Fugitive Aigerinesat Phil-
adelphIa,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-Six Alge.
rincs who had been captured by the
French during the late rebellion in AL.
geries, and sent to Cayenne, arrived here
recently bya vessel from Demara, They
escaped 10 Demara on RATS. To-day they
had an interview with Mayor Fox, who
promised them they should not he sent
back.
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WEgivo place to a brief letter from
friend Of Gen. NoRTHcoTT, and arc not
willing ii shall go to the public in our
columns without saying that We deem
the writer's attack on Gov STEVENSON
uncaled for and unjust. II may be well
for the latter to defend Gen. N, though
the latter is able to take care Of himself
but Gov. $. has done nothing to merit any
such reflections as those INDUCED by
this writer.
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Killed bv n Runaway Team

UrNCrNNATr, Nov. 2j.-At Fort Wayne,
Indiana, yesterday, Jacob Tremmell, a
farmer, fell from load oI hay while the
horses were running away, and the wagon
,lpsetting on him broke several Of his ribs
and tore An arm out OF the socket, He
died five minutes alterward.
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Aln1l., YI.It tn phIIndninhin.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.-zA Commit.
tee of citizens, headed by th5 AAyor, will
leave for New York tonight TO invite
Duke Alexis TO come to this city.
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BELGiUM.


The Riots at Brussels Suppressed.
BRussRIs. Nov. 25.-The rioting here
has been suppressed and apparent quiet
prevails, but great excitement exists. A
fresh outbreak Is possible at any moment
Fresh troops arrived In the city to-day.
The authorities are firm, and are taking
efficient steps toquell any further disturb.
anCes. ..
BRUssETs, Nov. 25.-Mc. y Decker has
resigned tho Governorship Of Limburg in
order to quiet the disturbances, which
are becoming Of more alarming char
acteT,
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PROBABILITIES.
The low barometer will probably con.
tinuc to rise from the Ohio valley north
and Westward, with cold winds vcering to
the northwest, and increasing to brisk
winds for short time on Lakes Michigan
and Huron. Northwest winds and cloudy
weather will prevail on the Middle and
Eastern States on Monday. After clear.
Ing up of tho rain tonight partially cloudy
and pleasant weather will prevail in the
Southern and Gulf States with diminished
temperature. Cautionary siguals arc or.
dered for this evening from Milwaukee
and Grand Haven, and continue at Cape
May and Buffalo.
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BERLIN, Nov. 25.-Ordcrs have been
sent to tho Navy Yard ut Real to fit out
three men Ol war for Brazil. II Is under.
stood that the purpose OF the expedition
Is to demand satisfaction for the NAL.
treatment Of German naval officer md
two cadets In fight in thu streets of Rio
JanierO.
The Emperor Of Germany accepts tho
position Us arbitrator between the United
States and England upon tho question Of
tho boundary Of VanCouvCrs Island,
which Minister Bancroft will be invited
70 present to Ills Majesty on the 10th of
December. A memorandum in the mat.
ter Of tho argument of the English Gov.
ernment Is expected 10 be presented to
tho Emperor shortly.
BERLIN, Nov. 2G.-The bill introduced
In tho German Parliament by the Bavari.
an Minister, which provides for the crimi.
nal prosecution of ClGrgymen who abuse
the privileges oftheir office, has been read
the second time in the ReiChstag.
The Federal Council or First Branch Of
Parliament, has approved the bill re-.
ported by thG Budget Commission, fixing
the standard Of the army for three years,
at 100000 men, at cost Of about ninety
millions.
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MEXICO.
A Revolutionary Success.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 25-Mexican news
of the 18th inst, says that the Government
troops commanded by General Folentino
were entirely routed in Durango by the
revolutionary forces under the command
Of General Guerra.
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EGYPT.
Collision OF Steamships and Great
Loss Of Life at Alexandria.

Loss OF Life at Alexandria.
New YoRK, November 25.-A special
dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt, dated
November %, says that terrible catas.
trOphe had occurred in the harbor, of
that port, in consequence Of a collision be.
tween two steamships carrying passen'
gers and mails The vessels met with a
great force and shock and sinking, result.
Ing in the death Of seventy.five Algerian
pilgrims by drowning. The men were
overhurdenett with gold, the weight Of
which rendered their efforts TO swim un.
availing, indeed impossible. .....
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR RATE.

offer for talo the houe in which how're. ~
side, sitnAto on John street, q few doors
east Of Fiflh. The house is 4 substantial
twOstory brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides a bath room and kitchen, and 4 finished
attic, with good cellar hot and cold water In
bathrooms, The honse Ia in good order and
well located and in every way q desirable prop.
erty, being but little over q square from tho
Post once. There ia also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
suhicient for four horses, and carriage house.
ANY ono wishing to purchase can examine the
pSaS scptaS JNo. p. MoDRRMOT.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 25.-The newly appoint.
ed cabinet took their oaths of office today.
The ReiChsrath Is convOked for Dec. 2lst.
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Daniel U, List, trustee.
In ChAnccry, Circuit Court for Ohio county,
West Va.
In pursuance Of a decree Of said Court made
10 this cause on tho Syth day Of December, 1870,
will offer for sale, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1871,
at the front door of tho Court House Tor Ohio
county, West Va, commencing at 10 o'clock A.
n, the following real estate lying In the city OF
Wheeling, on the west side Of Main street, viz:
Tho two valuable stores now occupied by d.
A. Adler q Co. and by Peter X, Znn and Others.
lying between the houses occupied by Harbour
d DittmAn and 3. Kline. Also the property on
same side Of Main street now occupied BY tho
shoe store Of Richard Porter, adjoining house
owned by J. D. Sheppard.
TERMS or BALE-Ohe.ffth Of purchase 10 be
paid In cash and the balance In one, two, three
and four years from day Of sale, with Interest,
notes with good security 10 be given for the de.
ierred payments, and deeds OF trust, al tho ex.
pense Of tho purchaser as further security on
tho property sold.
noviS DANIEL G. LIST, Trustee.
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TOR SALE Low AND ON EASY
l TRRMS-A hrst class Tannery, two story
Brick Building, 50 feet by O., with all the mod.
ern improvements and IN goqd running order. e.,
available for any other manufacturing purpose.
Also a good Brick Dwelling House with 10
rooms and full lot, on llampdcn street.
W. V. nOGE a BRO,
noyi Market street,
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ITALY

RoME, Nov. 25.-United States Minister
Marsh has arrived and established the
AmericanlLegation in this city.
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TLIZA JANE ZANE, SAMUEL
IL sprIgg Zane, CofdellA Carr and Milton r.
Carr, Noah Zane, Sophia RustOn and Alexander
RnBtOn, and PlalOir 2ano.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
v BALE.-A lot Of ground near Dewey b
front by 27l deep, with large brick Dwelling
House Of hall and II rooms Also, o frame ton
ant house. VIII bO sold on favorable terms 10
close an estate, by g. CUTllBRRT,
movie Real RstAtO Agent Monroe street.
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AIn,is 10 wan the Hub.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 25.-Alexis accepts
the invitation to visit Boston Decem'
Der eth.
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T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered al 800 each,
except two, ! now offer ten lota fronting on the
east side Of BIN and Chestnut streets and or.
tending 10 the river Price from $500 10 $1,000
each, according tO siEo and location. Terms,
onefourth cash, residue in equal inItAllmonts At
JNO. P. GILCHRIsT,
AuR2l At Top Mil,
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ALBANY, Nov. 25.-The official nguerS
of the late State election, show that Scrib-
ner received 2S1i07 votes, Willis 369,2i4.
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The Weather To-day.
pILODApILITIEs.

WAN DEPARTMENT,
OPPICB or TH6 CHIEP SIGNAL OPPICER,
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BY TELEcRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgsncer.

By the Western Union Line.
0hlce Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.)
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New Haven Chemical Works Burned.
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov 2G.-The
New Haven Chemical Works were burn
ed this A. N. Loss $4,000, Partially in
surcl.
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UTAH.
Terrific Storm IN the MOuntains-..A
Blast from the Mormon Organ..-A
Remuneration of POlygamY.

kcnunclhtlOn Of F0lygamy'
SALT LAKE, November GA dispatch
tonight from Little Cottonwood says that
snow, sleet, hail, rain, thunder, lightning
and wind is blowing terrifcally, Snow
slides have done much damage. Charles
Morrison was carried by slide three or
four hundred yards over pr0Cipice,
Miners worked hours to recover the body,
but in vain. Several other lives have
been lost, 1t is still showing and blowing
severely, with no signs of abating. The
snow is from five to six feet on u level,
and badly drilted,
The church organ Is heavy this even.
ing on the reported supposiIion that the
MOrmons might abandon Utah for the
sake of their religion, They don't pro.
pose TO remove any further at Is a long
leap" says the Aelcs, that has no turn,
1t Is time turn was arrived ut. If there
arc TO be any further removals required
by opponents, lot the opponents of Nor.
monism now remove and so where they
please. The Mormons wilno needlCssly,
illegally and unconsIitutionally seek To
annoy
The U. s. Court was in session to-day,
but there was no important business.
Mining transactions are brisk, dospitG
the bad weather The average this week
Is nearly q million.
The regular Mormons repudiatc those
claiming TO be Of their faith, who propose
to send away their plural wives, and say
they were MOrmOns, but are now cut oil
from the church. Among those who
have concluded TO give up pOlygamy in
obedience to law Is Mr. Lawrence, Of the
old mercantile firm Of Kimball and Law.
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TxECUTORs SALE OF REAL
d ESTATE

In pursuance OF the will Of Martha Knox, do.
ceased, the undersigned will, on
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of Dec, 1871,
al tho front door Of the Court House for Ohio
county, West Va, commencing alto o'clock A.
NJ, sell the following valuable property, lying on
the west aide Of Main street In the city OF Wheel.
Ing, being lot No. two CO and part Of lot No. one
~, being tho same now occupied by Harbour q
DILtman, by George W. EckhArt and M. q. HAne,
and by the dwelling house formerly occupied by
Mrs. Martha Knox in her lict time.
TERNB OF sALE-O -One.fourth Of tho purchase
money 70 bo paid in casl, or as much more aS tlte
purchasers may choose 10 pay; the remainder in
four annual payments, with interest from date
payable semi.annualy Negotiable notes to be
given for the deferred InStAlmentS, to be secured
by deeds Of trust and satisfactory insurance on
property, at the expense Of the purchaser.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
u. c. LIST,
noVii Executors Of Martha Knox, decd.
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The City Counsel ratified by vote Of
fourteen tOsix, the recent sale of tho city's
stock in the North Missouri Railroad for
$4,000.
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GERMANY.
French Relations CritIcaI....PrO.
posed ReinVasiOn of France,

New YORK, Nov. 25.-A special dis.
patch from Berlin says that tho public
mind there Is disturbed in view of the dip.
lomatic attitude assumed by Germany TO-.
wards France. Bismarck privately adj.
vOCates n continuance Of the military
preparations for war; and the recent action
Of the lteichslag in prolOnging the mill.
lary budget Of war, ContGmplatcs Il
speedy rcOCCupaiiOn Of the French dc.
partmCnts by the Germans. Bismarck
advocates this movement for the reason
that he secs that the tenure of authority
by the Thicrs government Is very pre-.
CAriOns.
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TOR RENT.-TIIE THREE Ia
II story Store House and Dwelling, on iiH
Main street, directly opposite the Grant -
HOuae, and at present occupied by WnIenrled l.
Son, WAtchmlkers and JOwGlers. To good
tenant, II desired, the premises will be material.
Grant House and suspension bridge make II
commanding business stand Possession April
NJ novl5 nl5pp' "'e WIN. PAXTON, 4th street.