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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

SENATE
WASHINGTON, Dec 4.-The Senate met
at noon, with nearly full attendance.
Several resolutions were introduced,
among them one by Mr.. Morrill,, direct
ing inquiry as to the expediency of immedi-
ately rebuilding the public buildings Of Chi
cago.
Summers Civil Rights
Mr.. Sumner presented petition for the
passage of civil rights bill.
Specie Payment.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced bill authoriz-
ing compound interest notes as a substitute
for legal tender notes, ten millions to be
dated the first Of each month, commencing
July next, till the required amount is fur
nished, the said notes to be used for all dis
bursements of the government, except those
due in coin; an equal amount of legal ten
ders TO be cancelled each month; the COM
pound notes to be convertible at the end of
two years into 1910 bonds or seld at any
time at par in gold for the cancellation of
legal tenders; said notes to constitute no
part of the reserve of the national banks.
Mr.. Ramsey introduced bill to estab-
lish a collection district in Duluth, and
create st. Paul port OF entry. Laid on
the table.
Mr.. Logan introduced a bill to provide
for relief of sufferers by the Chicago fire;
providing for the free importation of goods
and merchandise contributed in for
eign countries for the relief of Chi
cago sufferers, when consigned to
proper aid societies for distribution
providing also for the payment of draw
back import duties on all materials to be
actually used in buildings erected on the
ground burned over by the fire, if said ma
terials shall have been inspected within one
year from said date Of the fire, and sus-
pending the collection of internal revenue
duties till the close of next regular session
of Congress, in favor of such persons own
ing property in the first collection district Of
Illinois as have suffered material loss by
fire.
The Presidents message was then re-
ceived and read, and ordered to be printed
Mr.. Summers bill was laid on the table.
Martial Law.
Mr.. Blair offered a resolution calling or
the President to state by what law he de-
clared martial law and suspended the writ
of habeas corpus in certain counties ofSoutf
Carolina, and a statement of all the facts
on which he acted in issuing the proclama-
ton.
The annual reports of the heads of de-
partments were presented and ordered
printed.
Mr.. Logan (of IllinO's) introduced bill
to provide relief for sufferers by the late fire
at Chicago. Laid on the table.
The Senate then adjourned.
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, has lines Of street cars TO all portions
of the city, passing short distance from its
doors. nOv29 1W
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FURS.
FOR RENT.

For Rent! For Rent!l
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF EXCELLENT
w Dwellings, stores, Omee8 a BOoza1
In the city and in Edgeheld for rent for tbs year
1872, several Of which are New and Elegant,
and some are now vacant
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLRY,
Agents, No. 81 North College x
nOyS cod TIL nnr L. 70
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b. Wright.
The Conrts YesterdaN.

Upholsterer and Furniture Repairer, 2
Union street, between Cherry and Summer.
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Spain & Hawkins have a full supply of
Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut Shingles for
sale cheap at No. 40 South High street.
nov 25 eOI2W B.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
IstegrdPhie Report from lSigaaI ssyvfes O5rps
q. A., Of ObssrvatiaSls al ! o'eioeE. p. ~
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From and after Jan. 1, 1872, the price of
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follows:
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Taxation ON Basis of wealth.

Cox offered a resolution, which was re-
ferred TO the Committee on WAYS and
Means, for the investigation of tfe nego-
tiations by the Secretary of the Treasury of
the new funded loan.
Cox also introduced bill to provide ju-
dicial proceedings in all cases of assessment
and collection of Federal taxes, to prevent
seizure of books, ETC., to abolish moieties to
informes. Referred to the same Committee.
The Presidents message was then read,
and the House, at $40, adjourned.
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dec5 1w 81 South y
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
VIEWS OF THE PAST

JANUARY @.
4o'o--Ssconu pubic congregation OF the EcanrenicA
lS6o-fioor OF Roman Catholic school house fell,
and killed eight persons, IN Rochester n. Y
lS6e-Geiaru Haock. the journalist died.
Aobo-Stedns1lp S0rtlierBer wrecked near Cape
Mendpcino aud thirty lives lost.
lS59-The ex-king Of Delhi, The last Of the Great
Mogul9,3 sent 10 be imprisoned Tor lile Iii The
remote and dismal fortress of Tounghoo.
lS5s-kedschia Pacna Grand Vzlec OF Turkey,
died.
1S56-fhe packet ship st. Denis roundered at sea-
and thirty lives were lost.
I854-Steamshlp sun Francisco lost, with 200 lives
az sea. Russians defeated by the Turks IN
the battle OF Citate.
1s53-Accident on the Boston and Maine Railroad.
by which President Pierce y son was Killed and
himself and wife Injured.
lS52-T0tal eclipse Ol tnr moon occurred -. Or
vile Gardner ana VIM. Hastings fouyhI In
Putnam county Y. Y.
1S49-Large Dire IN Washington, D. C.-twenty-sevcn
buildings destroyed.
lS3gIhe great slormr occurred Ii ireland .....A
terrible storm devastateS the English coast--
over hundred lives lost the Vicinity OF
Liverpool.
lsO6--venicc and Tyrol passed from possession OF
Austria under terms OF the treaty OF Pres
burg,
The Epiphany or Manifestation is ever agreed
to have upon this date four years pre-
vious TO the time from winch Is ca!cu-
lated the years Of our Lord But whether 1t
was the manifestation to the Malsl or "tbrce
Kings OF the Orient, y Of the .'periect ltgltu Of
the Iulant Kedeener In his own person. or tne
appearance 10 them OF the ''star with roya,
beauty brighp which subsequently guided
them to Bethlehem Is often subject OF uisa-
greenent among diyiSes.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSDoS MONEY MARKET.-Lospos, Jan. al 30 P. NJ
Consoi5, e money The American secnri.
esFlyetwentes OF 1861 opened at s94s aud declined
9 ls6s old issue, opening at Sss ami declining TO s9
R67s sok. Ten-iortes. e7. Stocks steady lnois
trail Railway shares, ii4& Ere Railway shsrea l9a Attain
tic and Great Western 2bS.
FRANKFORT BouRsg.-FRAsIroRr. Jan. 4.-Un.ed
States 1veIwenty bonds 81 for the old OF 1867
LIVERPOOL CorToS MARKET-LIvEgpooL, Jan. s.
1850 Mlhe cotton market is tending down middling
upands, I'd. SID; miding Oreans, SID. SID Est.
mated sales TO- 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsruFrs MARKEr,-LrvEnroor, Jan
5l 80 p. M.-Caifornin white wheat lis 3d. Western
No 2io No new spring wheat lus ID los Sd; winter,
lis Western nour POS. 3D. CotnSo. Mixed nc w. SIS Cd
oats, So. Barley, IS. Peas, 40s.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MAEEEr.--LtvERpooL, Jan.
5-l or. M.-Pork e2s cd Lard, 5Ss. Bacon bia for
ciImberand ent, land 5is for short ribbed middinss.
LoSDoS PRODUCE MARKET--LoSpoN, Jan. h-l 80 =.
M.--Ialow, l6s. 3d.. easier. Hops steady.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

endeavored TO withdraw to the shelter OF the build
ings on the farm but were prevented by the French
| cavalry, which met them in the rear with a sharr
| ME and drove them back.
/ CUTTING THEIR WAY THROUGH
Meantime the Germans were fighting gallantly In
spite OF the ODDS against them. They sent several
rounds OF bullets from their neede-guns into The
ranks OF their assallants But the French were well
posted and protec ed by the nature OF the ground
ana the abundance OF trees anu the fire was inef-
iectiye. On the other nand the Saxons were ex :
posed. Finding that his men were falling rapidly
the commander or the Germans, leading hts men,
n ade a sudden dash along the ROAD occu.
pIcA by the French cavalry. The charge was
so Inn etuous that the French broke and retreated
in dis0 der before the superior numbers OF the
Saxons. y no were provided with splendid horses,
in fine condh ion. The Germans were evidently per-
feet riders TAXA no the ROAD across difficult country
with apparent ea. .. In this respect they are far
superior to the Fren ch. who are poorly mounted.
lHE RESULT.
Although the main body OF the Saxons sue
cceded In efiecting cir escape the result was
substantially success for the French. Eleven I'M
hurt prisoners were capturAd on foot. In all cases
their hcrses had been killed Irnder Them The French
loss was small, while the Germans had twenty-five
men killed and forty-four wounded, all OF whom
were left on the field, making xotai OF 1fiy-avc
prisoners taken.
IMPROVED CONDITION OF THE FEENcn.
This brief but sharp engagement, although Of tri-
fling importance SO far as its bearing upon the re-
suit OF the war concerned, is possessed OF signf
canoe. 1t proves that the French soldiers in this
department are improving In discipline. daring and
dash under the command OF General Pctlngeas.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
AFFAIRS AT BORDEAUX.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ErianGcr Accused of Being Prussian
Agenf-The London Conference.

ErianGcr Accused of Being Prussian
Agent-The London Conference.
LONDON, Jan. 5, 1871.
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at Bor-
deaux, writing under date OF January ], gives the
following Intelligcnce:--
ATTACKING ERLANGER.
La Lioete newspaper of this evening devotes
few lives to Baron Erlanger 1t says that IL he
IS not an active agent of the Prusslan
Conmissariat let him come forward and make
statement to that effect promptly. clearly and
honestly. If he fails to dlsprove the suspicious OF
the public he will stand convicted OF a crime. and
not man in France Will own HIM for a friend.
THE LONDON CONFERENCE.
No official news has been received here Bordeaux)
about Jules Favre's intention to represent France
the approaching Conference Of great Powers to be
held at London. Rumors are current that another
person will be appointed French representative, and
that Favre win remain IN Parts for the present.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
ENGLAND.
MINISTER sCHEysK,s n,ssroy.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HERAla


'rit'sh Journnlistic Hopes OF Excellent Rc
ITS from His Diplomacy-The AInba,p.
~ ms and Other Dinicnities-Au May n.
CfA. =.
5efsleN LONDON Jan. g. 1871
20 INFORM the HERALD by special cable
1 proceed the London Times publishes th,,
telegram thas al on the subject OF United stata,
morning MI editcr. mission TO the Court or 9.
Minister Schencks ng relations between Crn,,
James and the ex.s" rally.
Britain and America ge~ General Scbencp o,.
The Times writer says:-, United states ronra
among us as Minister OF tho Bile sectio, :, -
senting the best and most L6nbrs ,nt I, ,no a.',
political party which IL now dom,, lrsoci l
lie He is one OF tue most eligible atN> tho I.
senratives America coad send TO us az
Juncture OF public aHars. We hope, as -
his diplomacy. for settlement Fan outsSgn. w
ferences with President Grants governments al ''ua
American people, and aiat this Will be ,en,c,>N
without compromising tngland's honor. We be-
lieve also, that Great Britaiu VIII ~ satisfy
the legitimate claims With the General ma v pre-
seDt To us including the Ala sama case With re gard
to-, the Alabama claims would say specially nat
MI our national irritabllity has been siminat sd
and the International interests OF uheGwo cvuntri
alone remain.
In the concluding remarks on AIe subjscs or the
Slabima claims the London Ttaas III follow
lag words:-"Engand only desires bv fair concess
sions and fraak allowance bring about abe SET
tlement OF this foolish quarrel which alieng1sa two
great nations allied by blood and sympathy"
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
Tm. POPE AND TaE PREMIER.
IEA.GRAA Tu TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

Irish Freshly teriaHism Against Mr. \glusys~
stone's Tendency Towards Rome.
LONDON, Jan. S. IL
nave advices, for The herald from ireland " bict
state that the Presbytey OF the Presbyterian Ch rcr
IN belfast has JUST debated the subject OF Pre nier
Giaastones English poiicy towards S0me and the
Papa question generally in synothcai conciaye trhe
reported effort OF the British ahnet sustain the
Honan Catholic Church temporaii,ies Rome md
OtherWlse aid anu Shelter tile Holy Father. sh;z IlJ
he be compelled to leave the city was condeniu "a
AS was also tse general interest which the Queel rs
Irnile MAhster ''eyinces In the welfare" or ulc
p0utln.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
PRIM'S MURDER.
Special Report of the Assassina-
ti0n of the General.

Tho News First Announced in the Madrid
Opera House-A Fearful and Excl ing Inter-
lude-"Robert 10 Diable' on the Stage-The
Messengers Of Death : Consternat on and
Amazsment-visit to the Marshals Re l.
dence-Blcod IN the Hall, and the Scene
Outsids-The Chamber Of Death--Tull
Account of the Assassination by
the Adjutant on Duty
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
GERMAN UNITY.
Austrian Reply TO Bisnarck's Circular
Premier Won Eeust's Exposition oi the I'm
periai and National PoiIcy-Fraternity nnd
Glory.

Premier Won geUst's Exposition oi the I'm
periai and National PoIIcy-Fraternity and
Glory.
LONDON, Jan. 8, 1871.
Baron Won Beust in his reply to the despatch of
Count Bismarck notifying the Cabinet at Vienna OF
the completion OF German unity, and expressing
the hope that the good relations established between
the two countries by the Treaty Of Prague will
tnue, acknowledges the sentiment OF qualification
with which the Austrian government notices the
Chancellor's friendly illusions 20 the treaty, but he
prefers not to enter, at the present moment q
formal discussion OF the features OF tat compact.
Baron Beust passes to the consideration Of the
restoration OF the German empire, and takes the
standpoint that the unity OF Germany, accomplished
under the leadership Of Prussia, is act OF hstori
cal slgnit canoe and Of paramount Importance. He
atfirms "that the restoration OF the German empire
is not only received with satisfaction by the
people Of Austria, but is personally crafty
ing to the Emperor Francis Joseph. Aus
trial'' ne continues, sincerely wishes to cul.
tlvate the friendship OF North Germany. This
would be q pledge of enduring union and last
ing peace" The glorious history Of the Hapspurgs,
linked with the history of Germany, will be remem-
bered by the Emperor only with feelings of the
warmest sympathy and with the best wishes for the
future OF the German nation.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
THE EU2OpEig CONGRESS-, I,
iTelEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEks,r.,
United sfates Minister Wa-hhs,rre shpd NJ
Jules Favre's MiSsion-The French, IRE pubi.e
Repsdiates the London Assembng-a

Jules Favre's Nfsson-'rhe French, IRE pub,e
sRepsdiates the London AssembiaGvs.
LONDON, Jan. g. -,s1l.
Hhave taKen measures to collect the gisScyl public
opinion as II exists to-day the subject OF tina pro.
babAe assembage OF . Congress, and beg 20 ,Itate
the r. suit OF my investigation to the HERALD tho ugh
the ca Bile, thus
Con radictory reports still prevail on ey nv a de
with ,'erenee to the assembagc OF tse conrere co
in this city on the subject OF the Franco. Prasasa n
war. A. Is asserted on the one side ha the plea
poteata iries will really meet, and thi is ags,a
denied-i frequently within the space OF few hours.
the nondon Times says to-day that tine United
States mister, Washburne in Paris a,ting, by.
special inquest OF his EScellency Count b ismarck
informed NJ. jules Fayre specially that Il afe con-
Duct Woq ia be afforded him In journeyulg froiu
Franceto London TO attend the Conference
NJ. Fayre replied at ence to the Prussian Premier
SEATING u hat ne (favre knew nothing OF che IDry-
don CoRfea ence and that he would not leave, Parl,w
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
AN INDIANA SCANDAL .
EVANSVILLE, ian. &. 1871

EVANSVILLE, Jan. 3, lS1I.
The celebrated case or Frederick Riehl, girl Of
twentyone years, against Robert Barnes, or this
CITY, seventytwo years old, worth half million dol
lars, for breach OF promise and seduction, damages
laid $4,000 conclu led at eleven O'clock last
night, at Princeton. the Jury returning verdict for
the defendant. The trll lasted Tor ave DAYS and
was OF q most sensational Character
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
FIGHTING ON THE SEINE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Fighting on the Left Hnnk Of the Seine-Tho
RcSulr UDknOwn.
LONDON, Jan. s, 1871.
The following despatch, dated at Havre yesterday
evening January A., has been received here:-
FIGHTING ON TIE SEINE.
The Prussians, in force, attacked the Ere nch on
the left bank Of the Seine to-day. The result is not
yet known. No particulars Of the battle have
come In.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS,
IELEGHAxs 70 THE NEW YosK HERALD.

A Garibnidian yictory--A New French Corps.
LONDON, Jan. S, 1871.
The Garibadians claim victory in skirmisn at
Maullay, on the 2d over 500 Germans.
NEW FRENCH CORPS.
despatch from Lyons, dated January 4, states
that Colonel Frappol6 has been authorized TO form
corps OF 10000 men of all arms
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
AUS TRIA.

The Financial Prospect Encouraging.
LONDON, Jan. s, 1871.
NJ. Longay soon returns to Vienna, having ar
ranged the financial difficulties, the object OF his
mission.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

business Men Fail Of Success Bcra They
are IN the wrong line OF goods ID adapted erdware.
another dry goods groceries, provisions furniture,
clothing carpets notions. What be3? Ask thoa
PuREN NULUGlSf at $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
FAiDHERBE'S VICTORY.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Communications Restored-Dctais of Fnfd-
herbe's VictOry-Peronne Still Holding Out.
LILLE, Jan. a, 1871.
Railway travei between Lille and Cambrai has
been restored.
DETAILS OF FAIDHERBE's VICTORY.
The battle fought by the Army OF the North on the
Sd inst. resulted In great victory for our arms.
General Faidnerbe reports that the lighting lasted
ten hours and that he expelled the Prussians from
all their positions, and occupied the villages held
by them in the morning, The losses on both sides
were heavy. The villages OF Bapaume ana Dehaig
MES were totally destroyed.
PERoSNE STILL HOLDING OUT
The fortress OF Peronne in the Department OF the
Somme. has been nearly destroyed by the lombard
ment, which commenced last week, bur stil holds
OUT
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
English Report OF a War Cnnard-The Ala.
bamn Claims u Prussian Agency.

LONDON, Jan. s, 1871.
II is rumored that Prussian courier has been
captured by the Francs-tlreurs, near the Belgian
frontier, and that on his person were founa de-
spatches urging the United States press the Ala
bama claims. The report is hardly credited here.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

Clirehughs Illusive Wigs.-Lndies' Ornss
mental Hair, superior in make, material and snisu.
<1S51 Broadway between Grand and Broene strsetsk
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A.-A.-ROyal Havana SuppIcU1entarys-~ -
Determined by the drawings of the Rpva Havana Lot y
For inforrnaton &c. address MoGNTIRE, GkEGoaI *
Co, 5i5 Canal street and 15t Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
TURKEY.

Amicablc Towards Egypt.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Jan. A. 1871.
The Porte contradict, the report OF "serious dni-
cullies with The ylceroy OF Egypt"
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A.-Rewards.
We viii give the following rewards for reports
best results In work D earnings with
WHEELER WILSON SEW kni MACHINE.
Best report for series of years.
Reward--A No. l Wheeler 4 Wilson Machine .
Best report for single year.
Reward "A No. 2 Wheeler 4 Wilson Machinr
Tho reports made to before February l, 1s7I
wHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
625 Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

ALA mndsOme Present. Ladies' aud G. 3EtA $
mems elegant Embroidered Slippers, L. A. BRoo A 5
Ilrna-I a-Ir-uAt
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A.-RushtOn's IF. w Cod Liver Oil is .SSvcer
and pure Use other. Depot IL Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
SPAIN.

King Amadeus Cnbjnet-List OF Ministers.
LONDON. Jan. g. 1871.
The new Spanish cabinet has been completed as
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A.-Ths NIbss robulnr Remedy for Ceidsfss
KusIiTON'S CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCHES. Dspo7 ~
Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
EecinrOcaf,

BERLIN, jan g. 1871.
The Provincial correspondent, in leading article,
expresses .the warmest feelings Of amity for Aus
tria.r
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A.-HcPrina's Parent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol Broadway, corner Murray 5ris-
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

lollOwS:--
Serrano.. President OF the Council.
Martos. Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Montero RIOS. Minister OF JuStice.
Beranger er............... Minister OF Marine.
Sogasta. Minister OF The Interior.
Ulloa Minister OF Public Works.
Ayala. Minister OF the Colonies.
The general elections viii be held February /.
The King walked the streets last night. accom-
panied by Serrano and Topete. Cialdnl returns 10
Italy.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

COrns, Bunions, Enlar2ed JOINTS and All
Diseases of tho Fee cured by Dr. ZACaAE, 80 By I'D
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A.-Ciub and Rink Slxnres, Wholesale aysi
retail. Depot at Il. A. BROOKS, 575 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06
FIGHTING ON THE SEINE
THE BESlEGED CAPITAL.
KILOGRAMS 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

BOmbardment OF the Eastern FOrts-An
Attack to be sade-Chauzy Advancing
Germans Aiding ths French-Eismarck
sick-French Ministers Quarreiliug.
LONDON. Jan. 8, 1871.
have received dispatches from the NEW YORK
HERALD correspondent at Versailles to the I'd inst.
Your correspondent wres:-
BoMBARDMENT OF THE EASTERN FORTS.
The bombardment Of the forts on the east size Of
Paris continues vigorous and is kept up uninter-
ruptedy by the German batteries. The return fire
Is weak, especially so from forts Noisy and Rosny
As matters now look. tn, destruction Of the forts
certain. An attack by the Germans In this quarter
1t s believed, will be maze This is intended to pre-
vent sortie from Paris. The fire now kept up is
only the preliminary to a general bombardment.
Events are evidently pressing towards the grand
climax.
CHAUZY MOVING TOWARDS PARIS.
Information celved here Versailles leads to
the belief that General Chauzy is making desperat te
efforts to advance upon the investing army around
Paris via Chartres at any rate, all the present
movements OF the French Army OF the Loire lead to
that conc lusOn.
GERMANS AIDING THE FRENCH.
Considerable excitement has been created here by
the exposure OF the fact that the manufacturers OF
Solingen have been as active as the English in sup
plying arms to the French. Songen is town OF
Rhenish Prussia, situated some fourteen miles east.
southeast OF Dusseldorf, and contains population
OF about nine thousand. 1t has several manufacto-
ries OF swords and bayonets. AS might be sup
posed the German officers and soldiers are indig-
nant al the disloyay OF Prussian subjects In fur
nishing their enemies with arms
BISMARCK SICK.
For the past few days Count Bismarck has been
confined TO his quarters bpa bad cold. He is now
recovering, however.
FRENCH MINISTERS QUARRELLING.
Reports from Paris received in Versailles state that
gerous quarrels have taken place between the men,
bers of the government 1t IS also stated thai a
deep feeling OF resentment Is expressed against
some acts performed by the delegate Minister'S at
Bordeaux
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A.-Perfcct Fitting Boots and shoes, az
warm overshoes, cheap, At BROOKS, 5.5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

Jouven's Irodorcus Kid Glove Cleaner Re
stores soed gloves tnsst sold ty druggists and deacrs
IN fancy goods Price s6 cents bottle.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

Eureka Mineral Water-SaraEoga :, ,rnps-
Superior all others In dyspepsia ani dseass OF
kidneys. b. j. LEvY, Agent, No Hudson River Railroad
depot, Varick street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-06

A.-Burnctt's Cooking Exirncts-The Besa.
Five sizes.