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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-02
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Gone-Our visitors.
Csol-The weather to-day.
At work again--The hod carriers.
Hard on sample merchants Our detectives.
Good tobacoco-Jack Childrey's "Sunny
South"
There was but three alarms of fire during the
month of May.
Col. John r. Popham is said to have the
finest Office desk in the State.
Meets to-night-The Republican City Cen,
trail Committee In their rooms, Law Building.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-02
Gpeni,ls state gorrral.
THE EDITORIAL GUESTS.

Omnibus Drive Around Town Yester-
day.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-02

DILL HEADS, FOR THREE DOLLARS AND A
ID half thousand ct tbe JOURNAL JOB ohfloA
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
TEE ARKANSAS IMPEACHMENT TRIALS.

The Senate Still Without n Qm0rum-G0vS
ernor Clayton Notified of His Impeach-
ment-Governmeni Troops Detailed to Pre-
serve Order.
MEMPHIS, Feb. q, 1871.
A Little Rock special says:-
Tho situation Is at present little changed. The
Senate met at ten O'Clock, &C which time seven
Senators were present ana nineteen absent
On motion of Mr.. Carroll the Secretary was In
structed to notify Governor Clayton and Chief JUS
tce Mcclure that articles or impeachment would bo
presented against them by the House, which the
Secretary performed. Governor Clayton remarked
to him that he would receive the notice, but NOT
officially. No further business was transacted In
In the House Mr. Chamberin introduced bill to
provide for the coming vacancy In the office OF Gov
ernor The bill authorizes the Legislature to order
occurs when the Legislature Is not in session tho
Secretary OF State ts authorized to convene thae
bocy. The blu was ordered TO be printed In Z
A bill appointing committee OF three to ascer-
tain the absent members OF the Senate were,i
ana to report them to the House and to their own
families was declared out OF order.
In the Supreme Court to-day the motion made
yesterday Dy counsel OF Lieutenant Governor john
son for trial by jury under the fourteenth amend
journed till tomorrow, owing to the indispositOn
Of Justice Gregg. JOlnson's counsel will appeal to
the Supreme court OF the United states, and II tho
appeal Is refused writ Of error Will be preferred
The following despatch has been received by the
commandant Of the post:-
wAsHrSaroN, D. O., Feb. IA, 1877.
there indications OF riot at Little Rock The President
instructs keep hand to and qucs
aid party in The The and Lieu
Of the State but only to order Ao
''''p' s. iS Aaasns @ Ssosr
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
CUBA.

A Railroad Bridge Destroyed by the Rebels
An Important Engagement and Defeat Of the
Rebcls-N0 Expedition Landed at vuelta
Abnjo-EarthQuake Rt Santiago dc Cuba.
HAVANA, Feb. 81, 1871.
the insurgents have destroyed the Enomitano
Railroad bridge between Santiago de Cuba and
Villa del Cobre.
An engagement OF some importance has taken
place at Manacas del Abragrande In the jurisdiction
Of Moron, between 900 or 700 insurgents, COM
manded by Boitel. The insurgents were defeated,
and had fifteen killed. Tho Spanlards had two
killed. The insurgents were awaiting the arrival
OF Salome Hernandez, with 40 men and one cannon
from Camaguay, with the purpose Of attacking
isolated Spanish detachments and protecting the
dlsembarkment Of the Quesada expedition.
No expedition has landed at vuelta Absjo.
despatch from Santiago de Cuba, received to-
day, states that several shocks Of earthquake were
felt there yesterday and to-day, but damage was
done. Shocks OF earthquake were felt at Trinidad
de Cuba last week.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LoEDoE koNEr MAaxnT-LoNDoN, Feb. N-so r.
American securities easier United States nve-tweny bonds
1852 81 1855 old SN isS, ss1s; ten-fores s7A Erie
Great Western. 20.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooL. Feb. Al
l3O p MThe market closed rmer Middling uplands xd
nd; mddling Orleans. 7sd 3d. The sales Of the day
0O0 bales including 800 export specu.
ation The latest report Of the market reads thus
Cotton to arrive hrmer and prices have advanced rac
ton"
TRADE AT MANCHESTER. LIVERPOOL, Feb. 9l-4:30 p.
MThe market for and fabrics Manchester firm.
:, LIyERPooIL IL BR.ApsTgrrs LM MAnxET-LivERrooL, Feb.
of wheat for the last three foot 1000 quarters
which % .0OO quarters were American
LIvERPOoL PRovIsI0Ns MARKET-LIvKRPooI, Feb.
N4 430 r. M.-Bacon Sos. per cwt for Cumberland cut.
Pork, Ws 3D. Lard 6ls I'D. Bacon, b2s. for short RIB
mddes.
LIvERpooL PRoDUox MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Feb. 81
2P. M.-Turpentne 37s. Sd. 3Ss. per cwt.
LONDON PRoDUCr MAnKET-LoNDoN, reb. M.-Cover
seed 56s 3D. 6Ss cwt for American red Lnseed oil,
ABS ton. Refined roeum, I'D 17kd. per gallon.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, Feb. N-Petroeum,
blf white.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
MORE AID FOR FRANCE.

1t is singular fact that while the good eople Of
Eewark. headed by Senator Frelinghuysen, Cort-
bandit Parker, George Peters, Rev. Father Doane
Ind other prominent citizens, are holding meetings
hnd urging that great Christian virtue, charity as
~ excellent one TO practice just now
towards starving France, two Of the largest
farness firms have been toiling night and day
Tor months past preparing large contracts for the
French government, the agents of which seem to
pave fabulous sums OF money at their command It
was only the day before yesterday that an order for
k2,ooo sets cavalry harness was received. The relief
fund is increasing averagely well for Newark.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
REPORTED sHIPWRECK

Wreck Of q British Ship, Said to bc Garry.
ing Provisions to France.
WASHINGTON Feb. 81, 1871.
The following telegram was received this after
noon from Halifax, N. s.. dated February 81, 1871
and addressed to Hon. j. B. Davis, Assistant Sec
retary Of State:-
The British ship Zoe, from Boston, bound to
Paris, with provisions contributed by American
citizens, wrecked last night on Bell Rock, near
Halifax, The vessel and cargo are reported to be q
total loss.
NorE.-We have no knowledge OF any such yes.
sci as the British ship Zoe having loaded provi-
sions contributed by Americans In Boston for
France. The United States steamer Worcester and
the United States ship Supply, the former at Boston
and the latter al this port, the vessels employed
upon this duty and neither Of them have yet
sa tied.-ED. HERALD.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
THE BRITISH ARMY.
A New Plan OF Military Reform-Premier Glad
stone Defeats 1t.
TELEsGAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 21, 1871
The army estimates statistics, which were SUBJ
mitted to the House OF Commons by the Ministry
Immediately after the opening OF the session OF Par
Lament by the Queen, and which were reported by
cable to the HERALD at the moment continue to
engross the serious attention Of the political leaders,
In the House or Commons this evening Mr.
Trevelyan introduced q resolution favorIng army
reorganization on plan different from that pro-
posed by the government
Alengthy debate followed, which was closed by
Mr.. Secretary at War Cardwel in on eloquent speech
against the resolution.
The House divided and the motion was lost there
being majority OF 11S againstit.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
Queen Maria Victoria, Amadeus Wife,
;, .es.~ =
at the Point Of Dsath.
HER MAJESTY STRICKEN WITH FEVER.
The Case Pronounced Hopeless by the Physi-
clans, and the Clergy at Her Bedside.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoRk HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 81, 1871.
received q special HERALD telegram letter
from Madrid at an early hour this morning
which reports news Of very melancholy inter-
est, not only for his Majesty Amadeus, King
Of the spaniards, but also to those Of the peo-
Piles Of other countries who sympathize with
him In his new undertaking in the r5le of roy
alism. 49,
QUEEN MARIAs LIFE DEspAIRRD OF.
The HERALD correspondent dates in the
Spanish capital on Monday, February 20, and
writes the following despatch for transmission
by the cable to New York -
He says:-Her Majesty the Queen Of Spain,
Maria Victoria Charlotte Henrietta, wife Of
King Amadeus, who has just landed on the
soil of Spain, lies at this moment dangerously
i'll with military fever in the town Of Alsssio.
The sudden advent of this fever, caused, as
I understand, by an eruption from the seba-
ceous glands of the skin, is considered very
s7T-- --ry. r--r ~, --.7-~-,-----
dangerous In this climate 'es-
The attendant physicians, as l have been
informed, regard the case as hopeless of re-
covery, in consequence Of the excessively ex-
citabe nervous temperament of the Queen,
and the physical exhaustion which she sus-
tained during her journey from Florence.
Her Majesty has been visited by the clergy
and just received-afternoon of the goth in
stant-the last sacraments of the Catholic
Church.
During the evening the medical bulletins
which were issued reporting the condition Of
the Queens health announced that her
strength was failing hourly, and just now, at
the latest moment before forwarding my
despatch for the HERALD-eleven o'clock
night of 20th-there prevails very general
report of her death.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
TElEeRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

At South Clinton, Iowa, Sunday morning. a dwelling
house destroyed BY bre and two children burned
death.
g. Keators saw mill al Molinss, ILL.,. burned yssser
day. Loss @200O0.
The Fourth Presbyteran church OF Chicago Monday
night elected Rev. David Lsvng PASTOR salary of 360C0
year.
Five while pushing empty freight Gar along the
track Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad in Chcago yeste
day, were down BY switch engine and all the sc
rously injured.
Yesterday afternoon Ada Earle, servant 9Th In hotel at
East Liberty, Pa fatally shot unknown person.
who ed through the window Tho s refuses to Give the
name Of ber assassiEs
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

PESTH, Feb. 81, 1871.
The principle Of no n-interventon in the affairs Of
other countries Is still maintained by the Hunga-
rians
During the sitting OF the lower house OF the
Austro. Hungarian Parliament in this city yesterday,
a declaration was made by the government to the
effect that interference with the internal affairs OF
Roumania was not intended, so long as the other
Powers are agreed upon the principle Of non-inter-
vention."
The statement was also made that Intervention
in the FrancoPrussian war could not well be ef-
fccted by the government
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
SPANISH CONSPIRACY.
Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
Plot for the Murder Of Senior Gorilla,
President Of the Cortes.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yony HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 81, 1871.
The special correspondent of the HERALD
In Madrid telegraphs the following news for
transmission by cable telegram to New York -
He dates in Madrid, on the 10th inst, and
says Several persons, who are suspected BY
the authorities Of having been engaged in a
conspiracy which had for its object the assas-
sination Of Sefior Ruiz Gorilla, President of
the Cortes, have been arrested by the police
and placed in prison in the city.
Sehor Gorilla lately transmitted to Florence
two hundred piastres as subscription to the
fund which is being raised In that city for the
purpose Of erecting statue to Savonarola.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG Feb. q, 1871.
am enabled to state that In consequence OF ap-
prehensions which are entertained OF the outbreak
OF an epidemic in Europe the Russian government
has ordered reports to be made by its agents OF the
sanitary condition OF the countries affected by the
war between France and Germany.
Should the reports render 1t advisable Russia will
propose sanitary conference
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
LUKE M BOURG.
- y "A a y y y IS ~
Herald Special Report from
Paris.
Prussia to Receive an Indemnity for
Breach Of Neutrality.
The Fortress to be GarrisOned
by Prussian Troops.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 21, 1871.
The London Times correspondent in Paris
telegraphs that paper the following intelli-
gence, dated yesterday, which forward spe-
cially for the New York HERALD. He says:-
PRUSSIA AND LUXEMBOURG.
The Paris Gaulos states that tho Grand
? Z r.. So. - g. ~~t.ss,s $500
Duchy Of Luxembourg undertakes to pay to
Prussia the SUM of 100000 francs as indem-
nifty for breach Of neutra,..t.y during the war.
1t also agrees to permit Prussian troops to
garrison the fortress of Luxembourg.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
FEBRUARY %.

FEBRUARY 20.
1S4S-The revolutionary riots commenced In Paris,
barricades were thrown up, the prisons opened
and the Palace Of the Tuilerles sacked by the
mob.
1s47-Battle OF Buena Vista, Mexico. commenced.
ls46-RevOlutiOn commenced at UracOw, Poland.
1732--George Washington born.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
AUSTRIAN IMPERIALISM.
Legislative Exposition to Parliament Constitu
tional Government-The Foreign Relations.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

TELt6HAM IU The NEW IUHK HEKElU
VIENNA Feb. 21, 1871.
BY kilograms addressed to the HERALD from vi
enna under date Of goth inst am enabled to inform
your readers by cable report that the Austrian Legis
lature Reichsrathl reassembled In session yester-
day.
The new Ministry were present and the Cabinet
statement was submitted to the members
It appears from this exhibit that the government
will abide by the constitution but Is willing to mi
tiate measures for the alienation of any unneces-
sary restrictions upon the autonomy Of the provinces
OF the empire.
The Freadenolan (newspaper) says 'the relations
OF Austria with Russia and Prussia are unaffected
by the change Of government In Vienna"
The Wiener Press makes the statement that Prince
Metternicn is anxious to secure the Embassy to Lon,
don.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
THE PARIS CLUBS.
How War Disturbs the Social Circle.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 81, 1871.
As curious instance Of the local consequences OF
the war between France and Prussia, and anticipa-
tory OF the many avengemenH which win ensue
from the struggle have to mention the fact that in
Paris the Jockey and Rue Royale Clubs have re.
solved that all candidates OF German hxfS shall be
excluded
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
niAd>

REID.-On Tuesday, February n, at 211 SoutA
Eighth street, jersey City, WILLIAM JOSEPH, eldest
son OF James J. and Mary E. Reid.
Funeral At three O'Clock on Thursday afternoon.
tEor other Deaths see Ninth PI0e.]
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

A.-ZOcIaiOn Cures Blood Diseases. Ccns
sumption, Scrofua Cancer, &C. after all oshefremedes
have failed. Wholesale. 80 -.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
THE POPE AND THE PEOPLES
Will tho PontiR Leave Rome7
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS, Feb. 81, 1871.
Ihave heard 1t asserted to-day that negotiations
are pending between the Court OF Rome and the
Catholic party here for the transfer Of the seat Of
the Holy See from Rome 70 Belgium.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
GERMAN EXAOTIoNs.

dEhMAN EAAOIlONb.
Great complaint is made of the heaviness Of
the acquisitions imposed by Germans as the
price of the armistice. In Calvados 100, 900
francs have been demanded. At Ferdaques
the demand was exceedingly large, and, not
being paid, it is stated that the Mayor of the
place and the Countess Montgomery were
taken as hostages for the money.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

C,ristnforo,S Unrivalled Hair Dye.-SOi0
and applied at BIS wig scalp factory, No Asor nou
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
RUSSIA.

Sanitary Precaution Against the Consequences
OF the War.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

Vdhcu uS uOotuSc5 6H0 IuUuGy.
bad Health of tho Emperor-Movements 81
German TrOOps-swiss Precautions-More
Contribuiions-sea Captains Released
LONDON, Feb. 81, 1871.
For the information Of the readers Of the
New YORK HERALD report that the London
Standard is informed that the health Of the
Emperor Of Germany leads to grave antici-
,;r,ooIjorns = -.;ss y ,,,.. '.N7y-7~aoy r,ry
GERMANS JOINING THEIR REGIMENTS.
The Telegraph has despatch from Saar-
bruck which says all the German wounded
capable of rejoining their regiments are being
sent to the front There is large assem-
blage of troops at Cologne
SWITZERLAND TAKING PRECAUTIONS.
A despatch from Geneva dated to-day
reports that number Of French soldiers who
surrendered to the Swiss troops on entering
our territory have been sent under guard to
the eastern cantons, to prevent their escape
into France.
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS.
A despatch from Havre says the city of
Alencon having refused to pay fresh contri-
button demanded by the Germans, the Mayor
and ten Councillors have been held as host
ages.
RELEASED.
A Bremen despatch of to-day's date states
that the German sea captains taken prisoners
by the French and released have reached
Orleans on their way home.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Crown Prince of Prussia has returned
to Versailles from Tours, after four days
absence.
warded by way Of Calais.
The London Daily News says there are
seventeen vessels in the French port Of Dun
kirk, all formidably armed.
FRENCH LOSSES IN ONE MONTH.
A despatch from Berlin says that official
returns received at the War Office there show
that during the month of January the French
lost 800 pieces Of artillery and $4,000 men.
OF the latter Chanzy lost $4,000; Raye,
$4,000; Faidherbe, II, 900; Bourbaki, 80, 900;
the Army of Paris, 1000, and of the Army
of the East 80, 900 entered Switzerland. The
loss of the Germans during the same month
was 10000,
REMoDELLINa THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The National Guard in Paris is to be dis
solved and thoroughly remodelled before the
Germans enter the city.
ORDERED TO LEAVE.
The Prefect of Nice has ordered all Garibal-
dian volunteers to leave that city.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

Dinuaouds Bouqht and SOld.-Gcorge "
ALIEN IA Rroadway under st. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
The Church Reform-Diplomatio Representation
In France.
TELeGnAhiS 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb 81, 1871
The attention Of the members Of the House or
Lords tonight wss mainly occupied with the con-
sderauon g the Ecclesiastical Titles bill and minor
nieass,ures of local importance. .~f---s.-
Earl Granville, In defending the act OF withdrawal
Of the British Legation from Paris said Lord Lyons,
her Maestys Minister In France could better serve
the interests of English residents outside than
within the walls OF the French capital.
Mr.. Gladstone, replying to the inquiries and at-
tacks of Mr.. Johnston ana other members ex-
planned that the expressions used by him in his let
ter to Dr. Deasy were never intended to refer to the
habiual character of the Pope. He said he simply
advocated the personal freedom OF the Pope as the
head OF religion, proressed by many British sub
jects, and he proceeded to defend his course at
length. e S5s 49, ~. .' 21'--.... -'-'-'
----.ss- --.a< -A s@.4 -;~-
MIR. Bright's Legislative Career-HIs Health
Improving.
LONDON, Feb 21 1871.
with respect to the condition of Mr.. John Bright's
health am enabled to report to the HERALD by
cable that statement which has been circulated to
the effect thai Mr.. John Bright Is likely to return
shortly TO his Parliamentary duties is not well
founded. He will not probably resume his duties
at this session, and his temperance IN the House
Is most likely to be preceded by visit to his con-
stituents.
Mr.. Brighps health is progressing steadily to.
ward restoration Notwithstanding.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT
Expected Recognition by All the
European States.
M. Buffet Appointed Finance
Minister.
"a NEW AMBASSADOR TO LONDON.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.
, LONDON, Feb. 81, 1871.
: am enabled to inform the NEW YORK
HERALD that all the European States will
recognise the new French government.
THE YINANoE MINISTER.
/ M. Lonis Joseph Buffet is the new Minister
pf Finance. He has arrived at Bordeaux, and
bis appointment was announced In the As
pembly.
NEW AMBASSADOR TO LONDON.
The Duke de Broglie has been appointed
Ambassador Of France at London.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

A.-The Most Popular Remedy for Colds 10
CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCHEs. Depot, IL Barcayst.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

Cargoes or American Cotton Landed at Liver
pool February 20 and 81.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
Tiffany & CO., ,

Union square.
STERLING SILVER TABLE SPOONS, FORKS, 10
New patterns Of our own make At close prices.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

DU.ip.a Fro. for 25 Ccnfs.-Dr. Kahnss Lec-
lures On Nervous Dsby Marriage Its onsaon%a % sna IN,
pedi ana diseases arising from WIN oe.oA
frou, actual practice. Address Secretary pr kann0 ~
say,nn broadway, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
GOODS SENT BY EXPRESS, G.

A.-Hefrtng,s Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2bl Broadway, oornsr Murray BsrsSl
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
GENERAL REPORTS.
~>~>>~>-~~>~~>>~>~~~>>~~~~
Herald special Report from
Paris.
COMPLAINTS OF GERMAN EXACTIONS.
Condition Of the Emperor Of
Germany.
-
HIS HEALTH ExCITEs GRAVE ANIIC!!DD ATOMS.
-ss2c-e'o~~- ,,se'o~~-
Swiss Precautions With the
French Prisoners.
Return Of the German Crown Prince
-a~''r' to Versailles.
COMPLAINTS OF GERMAN EXACTIONS.

TelEGaAMs TO THE new YORK HERALD
LONDON, Feb. 81, 1871.
The New YORK HERALD correspondent at
Paris telegraphs the following news under
date of to-day =
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

~~~A~sAA1D
Paris, dated at noon on yesterday. He
says -
THE ACE TERMS.
The terms Of peace, so far as the Metz
question is concerned, have been settled. The
and will include all the territory on the right
bank of the Moselle river, from Thlonville to
D.. = r. 80 f4s-s -~fr
az pRoLoNaArIoN OF THE ARMIsrIoE.
The French authorities are pressing for
another prolongation of the armistice-this
time till the I'd of March. Should it be
granted, however, General Won Moitks
Insists upon the triumphal entry of the Ger
man troops into Paris on the 25th
Inst. Should the extension of the armistice be
granted as seems probable, the meeting of the
German Parliament at Berlin will have to be
postponed.
THE FRENCH COMMISSIONERS
On this subject the Paris correspondent of
the London Times telegraphs that there is
good authority for stating that the armistice
will be renewed until the 1st of March. Jules
Favre and the Peace Commissioners Of the
National Assembly are expected to arrive to-
day for the purpose of discussing the terms of
NTH Riop,o OF Varoo;IIaa
THE INDEMNITY.
The period for paying one-half the war
indemnity (the other half is to be cash) will
be about five years.
TLiers, Faro and Picard at Versailles
South German Statesmen to Consider the
Terms Of Peace-What Germany Expects
from Bismarck.
LONDON, Feb. 81, 1871.
am enabled to report to the NEW YORK
HERALD that NM. Theirs, Favre and Picard
arrived at Paris yesterday and were to 60 to
Versailles to-day.
SOUTH GERMANY INVITED TO A CONFERENCE.
A telegram from Carlsruhe dated to-day
says that the Federal Chancellor, desirous of
SSascertaining the views of leading South Ger
man statesmen in regard to peace, has invited
Them to q conference. Herr Won Bray, the
Bavarian Minister, has gone to Versailles in
response to the invitation.
BIsMARCK MUST PURSUE GERMAN POLICY.
A telegram from Berlin dated to-day reports
that the Nord DeutscAe Zeitung says Bis
marok does not follow personal, but Ger
man policy. He will be the most unpopular
man in Germany if he does not bring the peace
negotiations to an issue which the people, after
their sacrifices, have right to expect.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

Omen February ~ end All Days, Sundaya
e,csp,ea far PERPENDICULAR EXAMINATIONS at Saa
Brosdway Talents defects and best business pointed out
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
HUNGARIAN CONSTITUTIONS
ALISM.

Non-Intervention in the East-Still Neutral Be-
tween France and Prussia
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
Mr.. Bright's Legislative Career-His Health
Improving.
Recruit for the Liberals.

Recruit for the Liberals.
LONDON, Feb. q, 1871.
AT Parliamentary election just held In the city
or Norwich the voters returned Mr.. Coman. liberal
to the Houee or Commons.