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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-29

y
Corr meal meal BfnnS,vinc sSos sss
Wheat dull closed nominal a. 81 n 81 Is f %
Bu.nel. 'pps aeysrsd We note sales o. about toooO
;P 81 =. sn g. s;s.s Sss sss az s' ~
ss;s :. 9sS'ss 20, m1 Tss
ESQ BBT%s Oats ss
n note 5S5 Sn s
s'e ens rye was A., dull and nominal.
sasS we quote-Bags. l5c lt>sc and Isc l91c for
HAY was quiet At 81 IS for spping 81 20 81 as for re-
a n s n ssw o. % VI % for long 81 10 81 ~
Hors.rhe market was dun anc lower The advance re-
sn ws Gs and 4 the REDUCTION The market
er 2, !, &C. &C. Tor Michigan and &c: &C. for Odds
S S0us And s,ss &c. gold SNc &C. gold u,s
sale !, Of 80
"a
saG1tn sS,ss s'ssa s
@ a1s ss ss @ Fs
and psg o tor Easss
LEADThe market was dull and nominal at abou, ss lta
20 ~ gold for Spanish and Germanhe latter price
Sa e.ss u IS s. 80 O5 5ns'
M1oLAssEs The market was strong but quiet,
Al qaoiaon O bSs within The range s'e1 Wy
and ~..:s il IS s
Muscovado, refining ............. a SIC. 3sc
Auscovado grocery. a CSC. a 45c
Eprli. sis Islands 9sc 2f. &c as9s
vs stvA " sale, ss sr WA
sellers at &c Resin was offered sparngy and the market
as lie SsS se W: :nss ssS
So ss'sd s S s1ss 4 rs sssy
" IS tor wilmington, without sales Of mportanos.
ss
ss
a were about
@ d.
advanced S9e pc! DBL We nS!s sales 6S,
s s sss
ss ss, r9s mess. ana ass
fss ana M Sa s a. WA
ss city c s picked h.%. Ws:
i0H shoulder. choice, &c. sse s and dry
sea1:sa ss% 'Srss
ssa.ns cut :ss f Gss Hss at III
ss :ses y Maj % @ sTs il.
sss %:isS &C., sHsS sss ws:.s sass e
sUsAs~wiiS small offerings and fair demand the mar
sooS Ssaans :ass were n limit Shds
Guiding l55 hhds good fair refining Cuba al sc l3 bids
s Il 1as .o s R ss
:%S wS ses any
l3c. 1910. for standard hard We quote :-Cupa-
nnn $ p%s rs s s e roS %
%
pusch standard Nos s &C. d
10 p u sc l0c do i3to !b l0Ae lIc Is to TO-
pSsG fS y L s.a. so TAs sroSs; s
aes so &
a.nlasc;Tsnt csysd and superior. &C. New Or
sTEAEiSI dun nominal from Nc I No. w.
sold private terms Foreign plates held So
e gold per lOo lbs and domestic do. &c. c currency,
TOBACCO Kentucky continued In good demand at fun
KsTe M hhds az from sAe asac. seedlsaf Was 3, mode
prop OHIO and 2 cases new crop CONNECTICUT private
100 cases new crop sundrs a. from s5c &c.,
TINA fair demand prevailed for plates fun prices
realized We note sales Of $50 boxes assorted at
% M boxes charcoal erne on private erms Soy boxes,
gold Sales Of Straits effected al gold We
quote Bsnea &C. ssas Sods English, s.sc ssc a.
sssns esss and coke s.
TAIIew ~; =. hrr With moderate demand w.no's
wHIsKEY.RsSs s zoo Ssl. Tho market continued
WooL-There continues . good demand for domestic
fleece the limited supply restricts business,
. in sellers favor Pulled wool l. in Light stock and ~
moderate A. the stock generally The
ID. lat s s:ss ri
pulled wool, &c SIC. 1000 lbs super pulled 47hc
s4e SIC 1000 ibs scoured Ssc Sc 1000 lbs Western
Texas &c. 600 lbs secured Mestza s5c 40pe lbs
su% :pS nf lbs pr onG sp 1s
Cape 100 lbs pulled Mesza 10000 lbs secured
DO, on private terms.
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FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAKILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA-
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA-
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA..
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA..
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMB0LD's
HgLMBOLDY
hELMBoLD's
HELMBoLD'S
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLDY
EELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAR1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAR1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.-
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA-
HELMsOLDy
nELMBoLDy
HELNBOLDu
HkLMBOLDs
RELMBOLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELNBOLD's
HELMBOLDs
HELMBOLps
HELNBOLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELNBOLD's
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
FLUIB EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
HELMBOLDH
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLDI
HELMBOLDH
HELMBULD's
HELMBOLD's
HELNBoLDs
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMBULDS
HELMBOLDT
HELMBoLDS
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLk.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA-
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA..
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA-
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HELMBOLD's MEDICINES.

HELMBOLD's MEDICINES.
oLD'H
BELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMROLD's
HELMBOLDs
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLDs
BELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELhBOLD's
HELMBOLD's
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL,
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
OArAwBA GRAPE PILL.
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLp's
HELMBoLD's
HELhBOLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD'S
BELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD's
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILL.
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
HELMBOLD's
HELMBoLDs
nELNsOLDs
sHELMBoLD's
HELNB0LD's
HELNBoLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD's
HELhBoLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD's
BELNBOLD's
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CArAwBA 0RAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL
CArAwBA GRAPE PILL
cATAwBA GRAPE PILL
HBLMBoLD's
HELMBOLD'S
hELMBOLD'S
HELMB0LD's
HELMBOLD's
HELMBoLD'S
nELMBOLD'S
HELMBOLD's
HkLMB0LD'S
AELMBOLD'S
HELMBoLD's
HELMsOLD'S
CATAWBA GRAPE PILL
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILL.
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Der nan Der Com mnne.

~
Sim Gamaoo Mterb wurbe BE Stel
lung let Commune 3u BeQtpiQe urto au
ZEN, &tr&bpf Yert ga @batie er1lrmt
gm @onntag Morsen ersob f@ per9Ret
Die Repulut{on If poriber unp In pari,
berri&t @ube. 10000 2et&en beoede,
rae YFaFer uno inter ben llebcrleben:
ben tperpen bic &rtees9eri&te aufrdu:
men. 49,. .'. .
Ole teuti@e Mrnaee III, Morbpiten be,
Stapt bat ber 8er@aiIsr &e9terun9 bt'
fa@tenben &ebeQen e~tn8efan8en ODER ii
suriidsetrieben.. @panien unb Btlster
baben fi@ bereit ertldrt, bic ~ tbnen Sc,
Fa@tetea aus3uliefern. @n England II
oas @erlaaee, sete1t ,rerpen, chen - ~
banbeln.
Gin Drtttel Der Staot lte8t in Grdm,
t,ern. Der Gr3bil@of uro bic onoereu
@etbeln geifli@en uno weltli9en @ba>
ratters fnb eru,orbet motben.
@as nun? Berfits ipri@t man ba>
Don, pab SABRE unb Stmon Don ibreu
SteQen i'm Miniferium entfernt tpe1pen
loQen. EbterS miro Gbte bolber nod
einiee 3dt bleiben, bic ct aud einen'
be6eren &eaftiondr plab MAIDEN mub.
sc 1T AUDI mS9li&. pab pfr uns b.
rim tdu19en, uno paB Der 9retie @taats>
mann 9ebensfdbtetett aenus befiBt bic
Brube Mufeabe bur&3ufabren, tpel@e tbm
gun. @rbtbeil 9etporpen.
@ie 1ebr mfr BON tem Stanopunfte
Der Menfalt@feit bic sroben Spfer; mel,
DE bic @ertreter ber Commune 9ebra@t
baben, betla9en ml0en,. ieben mir tpd
Elm, bab man etnen politiiaen Iusz
,pu@s taum anber8 bebanpeln fam,
als etnen pbyfl&en-m man mub i'm ata>
puttreu. 49,
Gin w~abnwibieer 9aufe ron alien
m5slt@en 3uiammen9elaufener 0efnbel
wurce BON einiaen iberipannten Narren
ODER @erbre&ern pajn 8ebrau@t um
Granfrei@ In Der Stunbe ieiner ~tieff1en
Demdtbt8uns NIT BEN Blute oes BQr>
sertriese@ gu beiamteren, obne politiiae
Bilpun9, anfdbi9, Elm uQ9emetne8 pro>
erarnm aufsufeuen, putbete biele Rotte
eeBen ibr et9enes Gleiia eur@ Woro, &C.
gen tbre eieenen @obnunsen bur@ pe>
trpleum>B omben.
Sn1789 mu6te he Nrifotratie Granf>
ret@s In bas @rab feteen, neil fe su
peroprben unp ni@tsmuroi9 par. - Sn
1885, In berSuni=S @la4t uno tr 1871
an, ~Yere Ia @taile" ftet8en bic Nnbdn>
ger ber Commune gu @rabe, neil fe in
Stunoe ber 8r6bten @efabr bic beilt8fen
Snterel5en tbres @aterlunpes perratben
boben. @. sd
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Dte Gtn1er1ettun9 Der
neuen Yrpnin3en.-Dte Commit
iion fit Ginperleibune firGliae>2ptbrtn=
gen bat In ibrer Situng am IA. bs.
Wunat6 enbli@ bic Beratbun8 iber oa6
@eleB beenbet> na9oenn bic Mtntiter Dell
brid uno .. Mtttna@t fir bic @orla9e
etfrf9 eineetretet tparen. @6 tpurpen
lalieblf9 Die erften beicen Mb1dBe bee So
na@ Der &eSterun96porla9e on9enon,@
men unp i'm l1ebrteen Die Mmenbement6
oe6 &eferenten 2amY, oQe ibri9en Mn>
fridge btnee9en obeelebnt. Ser S 3 lautet
bemna@ wte fol9t:
uDie @taats9epalt IN 81 iaB unbQotb=
ringer, ibt Der &ai1er aus. 8is gum
@tntrftt Der Birfiamfett Der &et9sper>
fa6uns &ptrb fir @llab unb 2otbrinsen
pas &eat ber @eleBeebuna In lttnem
eon3eu lmfan9 BON BEN Scatter nit 3u>
thinning be6 8uncesratb8 auseedbt.
Na@ Ginflbrun8 Der 8erfa6un9 febt
bis 3u anperpeiter &eeelun8 pur&s
&eidseeleb baS &edt Der @eleb9ebun9
aud in ben Der &ei&seeiebsebuns in ben
Bu%npesfaaten ni9t unterlie9enoen Mnz
eeleeenbeiten ben, &ei&e 3u. Dem
Reiastase >piro fir biele 3eit iber bic
erla7euen @eleBe uno al9emeinen Nn>
oronuneeu iiber ben Gurtgan9 ber Ser
tpaltun9 idbrlt9 Mittbeilun9 9ema6t
rperben. Die 4norenunser unb Ser
fieuneer, pes &atiers bepurfen 3u ibrer
@llti8tett bic eeeu3et@nun9 pes&et@s>
tan;ler6> wel@er pabur@ bic @eranttpor>
tun9 lbernimmtt."
S9lieBlt@ erbob fi@ cine Debate
Iber Die Dauer BEG p%ruoiloriums. 8ei
Der Mbhtmu,un9 &puree ber Mntra9 Dun<
der's> ba0elbe muir bts gun, I. Sanuar
1872 wdbret1 III laitr, ,ab9elebnt; ebenio
Der &esierun8sppri&la8 bfs 1874, ta>
0eeen Der &esferun9santru9 bes @ra>
fen 2urbura Mufb5ren be6 YroSiioriun,s
mitbem I. Sanuar 1873, mi 20S t{umt>t
%aneenuu,men ; enbli& erfol0te bteslnnat<
me te6 8anssa @elebe6 NIT 20 8esen 8
Stimmen.
Berlin, i. Neai. General son
Mcltte bate nit 1eintna 9~erpbuten
|@@arfblid BE eesenpdrtioen Grsisnife
NIT St9crbett Sorber9efeben, al5 ct i'm
&rte9sratb NIT aQer Gnt&teoenbett auf
G%ntwafnun8 ber pariier Rattcnalsaroe
unb auf bic s%pufdrei9e Befebun9 BON
parts brans, pbne jecu& nit 1eiuer In<
t@t unb G%orberun9en our&;ubrtn9en.
Der Scatter bat IS fi@ Bonn AUDI III iet>
aeu1 @ere@tisteitsfnne ni@t seriaeen
fSnnen, reuli@, BET elmer paHtnben @ele@
9enbeit, Dem Gift BEG 9roben @eneral>
ltabs bic @enu9tbuune su %9etpdbren, pab
Ct IN etneut erSberen @trtsl ju Dem be-
rlbmten Strate9en berantrat, ibm bic
5anb rei@te uno iaste: uMtr iinb oft
In, &rtessratb bart anetnanper se,peien !;
aber t@ 3. mus Sbnen bas 3eu9niB
sebtn, paB Sie tn,uaer Re9t sebabt
baben."- ,... H. s".@r ~ SOL
- am l.. W,air iart Der ailteft
StaatSbeauats &ublanb's, Der Birfl,
Set. .&atb Belobraiow., Sm Sabre
1775 purpe ct als Serseant benz Sie>
unenprpe @arberestment ;u8tsdblt unb
unter Safer paul erbtelt Ct ben eriten
Off3isrsrane. Gum &iutloienfe Iter>
aetreten, rvar Ct 1911 9ntenbant Der
aweiten Mrutee, bau., Qbef Seridiebener
Wpupernemsnts, lett AZ 9abren Stnotor
unb fit % 9abrtn prdfefnt sss 9frs
meRuu9sratbS. W rs.
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|6aQ boa 9rD @oooS!

I'm &Qun1 fir 1tn1ere 3&peite @en6un9 ppn
Sr1btQbr& nn6 @pmmer<@aarer1 5t MAIDEN,
QHertren mtr pp1 1eute as, un1er gauges DpQ<
1tQn6t8 u1nb rei@a0prttrteS Eager BON @len<
2Gddrer, gu berab9eieBten @retlem; @rei1en
>pte man fe 1T 81. DQn( felt SSQbren rt@t &C.
leben* @tr Dalten 1ur sic ber0bmten v9feb
&tpn" I@mar5e @lpQca& nn6 pfertrer 6iel e ppn
$50 Gents per garb btlt9er ais bt8ber.-Di
befte @dltcp& 10 @ent& per @Qr6, &C.. 1c*-@Bir
lQ6en MQe 3nr 8efQlige1 &ei&tiQun9 bon
les io III; &pie ar9e9eben, um$BQQren III jo{&en
Dretie1 perfaufen gu ~tDrnen, m40e1 nit jebp@
Quf v8QQr bel &erQbret@Mn9 Ser @Qaren" bez
1teben 1nb bitten unlere 8reun6e fi@ biernQ@
5u rt@ten.
5 s : 5% q. s.. &inbefe S 60.
81. Youl %. Mpul 1871. Sc. 1913 Druhe Gta6e.
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Oct 5ptel il far Reieate aufs 8tasernae stneeridtet. y

@er Nms~rifontid,e Budt rader.-Gta Ilanuel
- iar Isspsraphie init suufduSteen Saatu!ttens \
ieprtl far anidneer, a1s NIT p.sittasa Mtee'n tnF PIE
en.hatt sesaidteetat risltat Gabtueu, Metbueen nm
Sotmeu in jseer W.iie aufsuna@en. Jtsse:ieias tmr
9e5sn ;abixeide IateQen far Mbbrestatipneu usb aus
ttsMrs!fde pbraies &c. .au babtr bet. Itrmas Mee.
R%eiia,. $3.50; pe. got 41.70. '- &~
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QebenS @eir.

sBarners Sinum Ditae, utes eebens a'etn iR
1dablid,n Drpsuen eber unretnisteiten unb ii Elm Yrsya.at
fit aue wel&e fimulirenber Htttel ~beturren. Dtets 8lntd
Ii elm Ipnie unt serf4oft euten&ppettt, unb II bas beft tlgt-
~retntaeate Naittel ber M5tlt. g. III bas aneenebufe unb BE-
liattatgRittel, pelassi emals benz publitum %aneebpten ' uric,
bel retteua better ale 1rdnbp. Dblstep, NDetn, Btttsrs stsr
treenb en auberer Nrtiiel. O. If eefinoer cnb bt1tser. s.
t1nnsa een 2ebsnswetn eebran&.u. s. it tn Der Chat Tin
9et.r bs 9ebeus. Dteenisen. welae fb eiaer euten e.
tunbteit t~rtrtuen upuen unb uuuntrbrrtener lebtattt1. ""
nndttsfimnune, rereeu pptl tbun, beueebenspen saeehrau-
dsn. q it p1n auta anbereu @sbrou6smtttela s%ef6tseeH-
QDtrb bet alien DrueeiRen serlauft unb and in refpt'tabltn
SalppnS. Drets tin DpQar PEI Quart 6la,3e.
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ppfQnmet1un9

~ rebu5irten Naten,
aatltar bet alien Ypfantern In
Dtutf@lanb>
Qurembur9,
Ben Nteberlanben,
Ddnemart,
Nprwe9en uno
6 9weben.
@{Q{uS Brpb Y. Dunbar,
HAeutsu beS RprbbeutfAe en- 2lpsb fur bsu psRanwet'
iauss.Desletr.
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Sem 5uffen mebr.


lsaruer's Gpusb SaIiam BELT unp lDf ben 5xatn
unp ~befprbert zen Nusmu1f. @r te1st bic auberprbent!its
Strait, fotprt &rleidterurs au oeri&afsa uab esentuea bic
bartnad1efen SaQe BON 5uaen, Grtaltuns, 5alsabel Brpn~
&itts. SnAuen;a &atarrb. N1bu1a unbS 6mtnbfudt IN turiren.
Sp eefpib III he @rleidtsruns unb 70 ithsr Der @Hett In
ausn rbenaenannten Bdaen, u6sr treenb auberen Sale unb
Sur aen:Qeiten. tab 1auiense sn 4ersttn Ten Balia1n tag
ltd nc. tretbeu unb ale ter su1dt itnb. bb er bic bette ibnsn
bsiarnte Mlebisin fur 6eilune uub &rpettprattpn IN. Cine
Dplis perf6aNt Standardization u. In ben mstaen 8ausn
ssgiet cine 5la1ds fur etne sur: gDtrb tn erOtsn glIafdsn
3d. Druaeifen rertauf #. preis etn DrQar. 60 IT cure
tisent 5&nlb, meun ibr buffet uns Tibet. Der 8alfam H.
rtrt.
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aefaat miyt.


Cine arpse MaNe fp,af6I.
tiser Snfrrmat,pn, biitp1if&.
unb ani&aulin. "-Gventns
'0u .ss .atta it? s gsstm:
welde bts Jest In teiner Yai:
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BaS Iber eiefe4

"0D ~USA Ss~
go it tos erfplsrei&ae
Dtrt tieisr &lafe BON BIZ
&ern, rel1e mir tefannt itnb.
Gerrefppntent hes lr&iss
fir Budsrudufunf,. Qetpjis.
.Tfe'ts @ert III cine n6S.
liIs 5utft fir jebe intelligence
p~erfru."-Spusual Of Con.
uteree, gbtedsp.
uGas Neiultat elmer inteQt.
se1ttn tsrf6uns uab ssbeu'
tenber ysrf5uli&er &rfab'
tsns."-1t Nati'n. NsD
ypri. ~
,Gtn nettes Sud nit aus.
Aeietnnetem Drud."-CSme
Srtmeste, pars"
.Oas Ssna6ubtafe mert
httr h,tf.n @eseuaanb -
Dals 8rte g.et, At@tnf'a
Ras -
GseeaaetauenAaiyta4
ndAe bic XuuR In baHtlbe
Reut.s Dails (IaEDn uue
STANDARD, Sadfsn MtH.
Bsrlae unb 8ersAaf ss1
0se4eusS.
s-s1sS
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OD6pepnd.

g5kaslsY gs9EszEs Esss1
sBarner's 9pspepfa Sonie 1T elm preparot cana
bei0nesrs essieret tsr tielea11esn. rsl &c.,, an q 9!ae, nidnaae
ds ben Diasen leiht ffimultrtunb euten Nppettt etebt. Gs
FART en Massn unb brtnst bic 9eroauuuss Msrseuee tn III
rem %seiunten 3ufano 3Mrid. @&made, rsrsSfe unb sespep
brauden. gu ~psrtaufen lei aaen Drusstfsn. grets elm
TDQar.
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TEE GERMAN PARLIAMENT
Speech Of the Emperor William TO the
Assembled Legislators.
Imperial Review Of the Situation at Nome and
Abroad-National Economy a Necessary
Duty-Ihe War Indemnity and Its Uses
No Cause for Anxiety and Cordial
Relations with Austria
1sltlaAM 70 THs NEW T0ax HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct 16, 1871.
His Majesty the Emperor william opened tic ses-
sion OF the Reichsrath In person to-day.
The Emperor proceeded from the Palace to the
Legislative Hall in state, attended by various
officers OF the royal household councillors AMI
other dignltaries
lie was received with demonstrations OF respect
ful loyalty by the people the cort &C proceeded
through the streets and cheered by the members as
he entered the Parliament house.
The Emperor assembled the throne Immediately
and proceeded 10 deliver the imperial
SPEECH.
He commenced his address with a review OF the
past session OF the North German Parliament and
Of the course and progress OF German unlca,ion.
The progress Of this important policy and the pre-
sent condition OF united Germany he considered
eminently favorable and gratifying.
Passing from tnis subject to the topics TO be con-
sidercd during the session. lie said the chief
care OF Parliament would be the consideration OF
the Budget for the support of the empire The ad.
vances made by the several States OF the German
Confederation must be repaid out or the funds re-
celved from France as war indemnity.
The Budget must include the expense or settling
the government OF the territory acquired from
France.
The Emperor expressed the opinion that a reor.
lie said the Federal Council was at this time en-.
gagged in dcvisng measures for the establishment Of
a gold coinage basis for the arrangement or a uni
form system OF German coinage
He also proposed, as subject ripe for discussion.
the securing OF q line OF direct communication
through Switzerland 10 Italy, to be 80 controlled
throughout that the interests OF Germany would be
fairly considered.
Abiding TO the foreign relations OF the empire
he said that The relations with foreign States are en-
trcly satisfactory.
There was no cause OF anxiety in any quarter.
Especially was the correspondence with Austria
OF cordial nature, and the intercourse with that
country was no longer shadowel by "reminiscences
OF past conflicts.
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New York. Tuesday, October ~, 1871.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY's HgasLD.

PAGE
1-Adve1tiScmenrs
acknowledgements.
.-Tne treaty OF Washington Buffers Analogy or
the treat Instrument: How the United States
Are 70 BE Observation-Disclosures IN Nova
scotia-Chamber OF Commerce : An Address
~ Governor Bross, OF Chcago-Mcetmg or
Inc Board of Fire Underwriters NUM-
ctal MudGlc--Ariny Intelligence Murder In
HoboKen.
4--Deeds Peiter Than Words: The Right Kind OF
SymlalaY; Sunshine feering Through the
Clouds Money and Supplies S1 Flowing In;
Feeding the Hungry and Clothing the Naked.
5-feet.nS the Hungry and Clothing the Naked
continued from Fourth Pagel-tnanclal aud
ComneIc.al ReportS-Domestc Markets
Hayana harkets-Uniou OF Poianders-A
Twenty-second Ward ROw-Marriages and
observation-disclosures.
6-Eltorias: Leading Article, The Terrible
Fires OF tie West and the Immediate and
Prospective Conseduences''-News from Eng
land, France ana Gcrmany-ihe overt Act OF
War Amusement announcements.
>-Ncws from China, South and Central America
Alexis Alcxandrovi,ch: Preparations FOR dis
Arriyal-Ync International Yacht Race: Tile
Columbia The Winner-Business Notices.
ESTABLISHMENTS.
acknowledgements.
lO-9he Newark Trareay-Trial or George Bolts
for The Murder or Pet iIals,ed-The Boston
post Office Laying the Corner stone in Pres
ence OF the President ana Members OF the
Cabinet = shipping Intelligence Advertise
ments.
1i-AdyCTttseDt ntS.
J2-Advei tlsements.
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sippi eastward to the Atlantic coast, almost
the United States, aud the basin of the great
lakes. During the summer there is no local
condensing atmosphere over the great Plains
to bring down the rain, because those plains
are timberless; and 80, except an occasional
summer shower, they are rainless from the
passing frosts Of spring to the returning frosts
of autumn. II will soon be generally under
stood, too that as the forests are cleared away
from the head streams of the Mississippi and
from the region around the great lakes the an
nual summer rain fall in those districts will be
diminished, and the whitening drought of this
last summer and the present autumn, with it's
fearful followers-these desolating fires-will
regularly return with tAe returning summer.
These are the prospective consequences
of the continuance Of these Western prairie
and forest fires. Without their assistance we
are clearing away our forests too remorse-
lessly, and we have only to continue this work
at the present rate of destructiveness
few years longer in order to reach the penalty
of extensive droughts and wasting fires and
famine from year to year. Looking to the
future prosperity of our new States and Terri
tories, the preservation and enlargement OF
their forests and precautions for the safety Of
the people concerned and their property
against these prairie and forest fires,
in view of this years dreadful disas-
tiers, become subjects of the highest
importance to Congress aud the Legislatures
of the several States directly interested. 1t
becomes the duty Of Congress to provide, as
far as possible, for the security of its Terrific
ries against these annual wasting fires, looking
to the maintenance of the cash value of the
public lands therein and their settlement; and
our Western State Legislatures have too long
left their people subject to these fires from the
carelessness, folly or wickedness Of railway
companies, settlers, hunters, emigrants and
Migrants with this dangerous servant of fire.
If we know that kerosene lamp may set
city in flames, we also know that spark from
locomotive, or that the still flaming lucfer
match with which woodman has lighted his
pipe, if thrown carelessly among the dead
leaves of Western forest or in the dry grass
of prairie, may light fire which will desc
late thousands of square miles Of territory.
Our first duty is to relieve, as far as posi-
bic, the dstresses resulting from these Western
fires; but the next and most important duty,
looking to the future, is to provide against the
recurrence of these calamities in the needful
legislative remedies, national and local for
San ounce of prevention is better than pound
of cure"
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CONSTITUTIONAL DIFFICULTIES IN AUSTRIA
1t appears from our latest news that the policy
of decentralization, which Austria has been
pursuing since 1866, and particularly since
Won Beust became Chancellor Of the empire.
is in danger Of falling through. The Czechs
Of Bohemia have demanded autonomy. and Il
is only few days since the Emperor Francis
Joseph publicly made il known to the Bohe-
mians that lie should consent to be crowned
their King. 1t is difficult to believe that Won
Beust did not give his consent TO this policy.
II is well known that he was the father of
Hungarian autonomy. The disintegration pol
icy has been little too fruitful. The Aus
trian Germans are grumblins, ADD it is posi-
BILE that Won Beust has taken fright. If Fran
els Joseph does not fulfil his promise TO the
Czecbs the Austrian empire is in danger. The
great trouble is that danger lies as much in the
way Of inaction as OF action. Many thoughtful
men fear, and not without reason, that the
Austrian empire is doomed.