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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-08

The next session of the International
Printers' Union will be held in this eitv In
June, 1872 Our typos will no doubt properly
care for its members on the occasion.
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LADIES SUFFERING FROM IRREGuIAR1rrrs
Ut any complaint peculiar to their sex, are guar
ah'eed speedy relief by DIR. BoTT. No. 7sl Main
street. Richmond, Va. Correspondence strictly con
hdential. All letters of inquiry answered free Of
charge.
Medicines forwarded by mail or express.
Rooms and attendance furnished when required
oince hours from to IL NJ, to 8, and to sls
evening Sundays, 2to4PM
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MARRIED..

NDEkSOS-MAY-0n the 9th of june. by Raw
y wilson, JOhN ANDERSON to LAURA j
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BILLIARD TEMPLE-REDFORD 4 IVES. corrs
or Of Main and Eleventh streets, keep the most ia, b,
i'nable Billiard Saloon 10 Richmond. Their tabIas
are all new, and everything connec ted with the es
adjustment is rstclass. Players are informed that
whistlfng is positively prohibited.
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Eo R NEW YORK

r. IiO EW o X -
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <Sf
o0MPANYS elegant slde-wheel l.
steamship ISAAC BELL, Capt. BLAKRMAN will lea ye
her wharf, ct Rockets on FRIDAY, June 9th. at
So'clock A. NJ. Freight received until SA M
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points--north, SOUTH
east and west. Close connections made with Cunard
line for foreign ports.
:, Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
aafo %
G.oeA %
For freight passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
10 Ut No. Governor street
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CURIosITIEs OF LIFE.-Lay your fnge,
on your pulse, and know that at every
stroke some immortal passes to his Maker
some fellow being crosses the river OF
death and if we think of it, we NAV well
wonder that it should be so long before
our turn comes. Half of all who live die
before seventeen. Only one person in
ten thousand lives to be hundred years
old, and but one in hundred reaches
sixty. The married men live longer than
the single. There is one soldier to every
eight persons, and out Of every thousand
born only ninety-fve weddings take place.
Ii you take thousand persons who have
reached 70 years, they are of
Clergymen, orators, and public speakers. :. ..43
s9oiuieIs
Iolessors
These statements are very instructive.
Farmers and workmen do not arrive at
good old age as often as the clergymen and
others who perform no manual labor but
this is owing to neglect of the laws of
health in attention to proper habits of life
in eating, drinking, sleeping, dress, and
proper care of themselves after the work
of the day is done. These farmers or
workmen eat a heavy supper of sum-
mer's day and sit around the doors in their
shirt sleeves /; and in their tired condition
and weakened circulation are easily chilled,
laying the foundation for diarrhea, bilious
collie. lung-fever, OR consumption.-HaRs
journal Of Health.
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For NoRFoLK.-rhe steamer Sylvester
will resume her regular trips to Norfolk. 10.
morrow at 9 A, M. as usual. -
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CONSUL OF PERU.-President Grant has
recognized Diego Masias as a consul of Perm.
at Richmond, Va. w"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-08

The New York Soross purposes to build
monument over the remains of Alice
Cary.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL,
CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH sTRHErs
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, VA.
50 so PER DAY So so PER DAY.
This new and attractive HOTEL ia now onan for
the accommodation OF the travelling public
its location gives itpecuiar advantages. Situated
all OF the Banks, Telegraph Offices and most of the
wholesale and retail houses of the city
The house is new and newly furnished and its AK
perlenced proprietor promises that it shall be first
class in all Of It's Arrangements
Ihe TABLE shall have full advantage of this and
other markets, the BAR supplied with CHOICE IL
brands. N'' '0'eo'
The LIVERY attached will supply the finest teams
~ al times. NORyELL COBB,
my %-"am Proprietor.
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morning about 8 O'Clock, 'A''
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EDWARDS, 229 Broad street, sells all kinds of
NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES at publishers,
prices aud delivers the same at your residence or
place OF business without extra charge
special attention paid to the prompt and early de-
hVery OF the Richnond and New York daily papers
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ThoMpsONs PoMADE oPTIME as dressing
ior tne Hair is all that ia required purely vegetable
ana highly perfumed, it softens, improves and beau.
tines the Hair, strengthens the roots, and gives IL
rich' glossy appearance. For sale by all druggists
Price, IS and rs cents per bottle.
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GENERAL COMMENT,

The Memphis Appeal calls on jeff Da-
Wis not only to speak, "but to speak dis
tinctly, definitely aud fully his whole
mind"
The Missouri Republican tDem.) calls
the temperance of Jefferson Davis on the
stump "a stupendous anachronism.D It
certainly was most infelicitous resurrec-
tion.
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RAILRO DADS.

II l0HM0ND AND DANvILLE AND PIEDMONT
~ X 3. OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AND
FRsIdHT AGENT, RICHMOND, VA, JUNE 5, 1871
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Attention Is called to the change Of time Of arrival
and departure Of trains ON this road on and after
JUNE 4rH, 1871.
JN0. R. MACMURDO,
1eo-lw General Ticket and Freight Agent.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
LECTURES, MEETINGS. ETC.

Undenominational religious services, with
music by band and singing by choir are held every
Sunday evening at Cooper Unlon'
The Rev. Merrill Richardson lectured last
evening at the England Congregational Church. on
Especial Designs In Nature"
DIR. John Hall lectured last evening on the
"Psssions" before large and enthusiastic audience IN
Association Hall.
At a meeting of the New-York Liberal Club
last evening Charles Moran read paper upon division
OF Labor and Competition" and remarks were made by
Dr. DOuai, Prof. Wakeman, and others
st. Patrick's Society of Brooklyn last evening
elected the following officers James Carboy President
W. L. Robinson and Ii. A. Corr NlcePresidents and X
]. LaIOT, Secretary.
meeting at the Broadway Tabernacle in
behalf OF the Howard Mission and Home for Little Wan
derers will addressed evening by the Rev.
W. &. Van Meter and DIR. J. L. Thompson.
The Canadian Union Club held its fourth
monthly meeting. last evening. at Masonic Hall, and
elected the following officers for the ensuing year Pres
ident H. Boglet Secretary, L. L. De Mers; Treasurer,
George Batchelor.
At a largely attended meeting of officers and
patronen held yesterday at Police Headquarters, In
spectOr DAks presiding It resolved 10 petition the
Legislature 10 incorporate the Municipal Police Nut lal
Benefit alton. There considerable opposition to
the movement from many OF the officers and mem
bers OF tho old Police Mutual Aid Association.
The twentieth anniversary of the American
Protestant Association celebrated last evening at
Military Hail. NO. ly3 Bowery. Henry T.. Lersey pre-
sided, and broi addresses were made by Mckinley,
the Grand Master OF the State; Prof. william Griffin,
John Reed. and others, commencing Protestant princi
pies and denouncing the Pope.
Boston is to have this Winter another course
Of lectures Christianity and skepticsn" by such
men President Hopkins Prof Fisher Drs Cheever,
Bacon, Lord, Thompson, and other champions OF the
orthodox faith. Between this and thai OF the
hereharchs OF Horticultural Hall-the upper and the
neither mllstone-the theological questions Of the day
will be enectualy ground.
Lovers of early English literature soon will
have an opportunity Of hearing essay by Miss Kate
Hllard, on the "Genius OF Chaucer" Miss Hllard has
consented Ia give this reading at tho invitation OF the
Brool lyn Woman Cub in Mr. Chaiw wck's Chapel cor
ncr OF CLINTON ana COngresssts, condition tnat the
proceeds he devoted To the benefit OF the Homo for
Friendless Women and Children In Bergen-st, Brooklyn.
The Atlantic Baseball Club has elected the
following 0llsers i9y lsII; Preslen JaInes pneIley
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
nrxrERs rIME-rHE RECORD DISPUTED.

In trotting, circles q rumor is prevalent that
Robert Bonner worldfamOus horse Dexter is likely TO
he deprived Of the honos he has hitherto indsputaby
borne for having made the latest record in harness Of
any horse on the American trottng turf Nearly four
years have elapsed since Dexter, at Buffalo, rottng In
harness againt his best time OF 29 mde at River.
side Park ourse Boston, July 30 1867 in second heat,
when uohng against Brown George and running mattel
made the UNPARALLELED time OF 2:lli; being driven
both occasions by Budd Dobh whose integrity
and skin are unquestiOned. The report Ii now
started by certain interested persons that Dex.
ter did not carry his proper weight "a 100
not entitled the record OF Gl7 Those who make this
charge adduce evidence to support IT, contenting
themselves with setting t In circulation and thus un-
settling the public mind rs 10 the facts. The Buffalo As
sociatOn at their meeting In August, 1861 offered a
purse Of $1,000 IL Dexter would beat his previous record
On August Ia lie accomplished the task rOtthg over the
conrse, which q yards more than mile ~ sworn
measurement in 2:l7l The judges decided that he won
the purse II very improbable that these judges who
had weighed the drivers Of every previous race WOid
be M lar negligent Of her duty 10 omit the weIshlb.
vI GAdd pplls W ~ important race.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
nDIrNKARD STOP

1 CT tTIsTICs SNOW THAT 10000 MEN NOT UNPRR.
QUgNrLY THE VERY FLoWER or AsEEICAS YOTgH o as AS
IEARSED PROFESSIONS FILL DRUNKARDS, GRAVES
INSuAIIY DRUNKENNESS BBGBTS ALL OTHER CRIMES
TT TTRSS THE YOUNG WIFE OUT or DOORS TO STARvE,
TO STEAL 40 BEG OR TO DIE. READ TIE DAILY News NEWS;
PAPER PRESS AND AMONG ALL THE DREADFUL DkEDS
THAT SHOCK EVERY SENSE OF HUMANITY DRUNKENNESS
Is R 81 RR TEMPERtSCR SOCIETIES FORMED TO STAY
THIS MIGHTY DEyASTATIoN IT Is DISEASE ~ ALI
DEVOJRISG DISEASE, AND 1T CAN NO MOkb Bh SIoPPED
BY SOCIETIES OR PLEDGES OR CHURCHES THAN CAN
THE BLACK Y0hlr. -. . . o,,n avn ,r 70 IA,
MEDICINE A CERTAIN, SURE, SAFE AND PERMANENT
CI'RP IT Is BASED ON SCIENTIFIC PklNClPLBS - ,,,
COD AND NATURE HAVE CONSPIRBD TO GIVE lS CChrS' S
FOR ALL DISEASES, II WE WILL But TRACK THIN oIn
TIIE WHOLE MEDICAL PROFESSION OF EUROPE AND ANIL
iCA WILL AGREE THAT DRUNKENNESS IS DISEASE 0On,
TRhCTRD or INHERITED, AND THAT, BEING DlSEASh' 1T
CAN BIZ CURED. -. -,o.,o,, ,,.s c,,pDr
G. C. BEERS, W. D.. FORMERLY or BOSTON HAS CURED R
TuOIfs CASES OF LONG STANDING, AND GAN CDki
iNY CASE or HADITUAL DRUNKENNESS; so THAT TIM JHs
ptnSOS Will HAVE 40 MORE DESIRE FOR POISONOUS
ALCOHOLIC SPIRITS THAN A TENDER SuEslSG BABi;,
FOR TURTHTR INFORMATION. CALL AT HIS OtflNk' no;
u EAST TwELFTHsT, SEw.Y0RK CITY, on SEND STAMP
FOR CIRCULAR.
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ppouIsRsT ARRIVALS

PROMINENT ARRIVhLS. a, .
Huffman House-Lord John llervey ana ll.loa., hne
Nan Henry strutt NJ T., England; the Hon X sKe,ni @ II
toh pry, or Of syracnsc = Ffhaye. llotel[Seittor
Patterson OF New Hampshire, the Hon Poe Of
n, - ~ ev-York the Hon. George +: 1onsto.on ~ ~
Sse . o ex gressnan Roswell Hart on KochesteI =.
K CrendeD and Lansing PTnyn OF - Hssy hnbrn n y,
and John Macdougall OF Montreal. - Coisnu i9 roan
General Hoar and the rev. ~ lanes
Wotel-Gen A. H. Root OF Buffalo ana A. H. Trevor
bec - Brevoort House-Malor-S S;r1 q" late r. s..
Minister 10 Belgium; ex-Congressmah W. y. C.m Hstor
Vermont, and George r. Bangs OF ~ Pennsyyana
- Clarendon Hotel-Cap the Hon. Widt HtoI Col vii
the British Legation. = ST Nicholas no, ~ Albany
liam Wall OF Washing gton and j. TlllhShdH' VI '''
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JANUARY H. 1871
u,.. p-0.lAAn, rauarh N stnnord . Rocordng seore.

Vice president. Edward ~ Stafford Recording Score
tary Samuel f. Davenport Corresponding secretary, -
Van Det Treasurer, T. L. Clanpj Financial Secre1aIl
Thomas McGungle; Directors John G. Chapman, kODt'
Hoskns A. II. samuels Delegates 70 Convention Ihos'
TassiI, William e. Hudson.
The annual meeting of the Board of Stock
holders Of the Brooklyn Academy Of Music was held last
evening" and the Treasurer presented report showing
receipts during the year 3i75O expenditures, $25
amount in bank S. G2 The receipts Tor 1870 were la
have been larger than in any other year eNcepl 1850
The following Directors elected for the eDsnn
YEAR: Arthur w. Benson, John w. DegTauw, willard NJ
Newall, Henry X. Sheldon, and Henry Sanger.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
IAnnom cemenis
BURNETT's KALLIsToN il the best Cosmetic.

HEADACHE, .LANGUoR, AND MELANCHOLY
GENERALLY sPRIse DsoRDERBD STOMACH CosrIvESEss
or TORPID LIVER EACH NAY REMOVED By Dr. d.
JIYsEs sAsirvE PILLS. OF WHICH WILL BE FoVSp
TO srIxuIars sTosAcH TO HsALrHr ACTION RE-
soyrSo ALL BILousSKss SEdrLiR EvouioS'
on 1ug powEn SOLD BY DRUGGIsrA
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

OUR New VAULT AND SAFE PROTECTOR deile'
all the burglars York Burglar Alarm Telegraph protects eve
ados house Ten years experience and teyr broken
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

MARBLE WORKERS and other STONE CUTTERS
require artistic well mechanical talent APnRESooSoAL
EXAMINATION a9 Broadway will put each bis right place
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

A few cases of LONDON SILK DRESS HATS Tor
gentlemen lust received By EsPEScHEID No. ll8 NasssuS
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
HOME NEWS.
T,,p WEATHER

YEv-YorS Hour Tner. Bar Wina T., ,aS n' tss 5oe3 s
u AZ NCg n. J.. ~ ~, SoSS s'P
rr,,,,rS-Jan 70, is7O thermometer at u III, 'o'i
a n. m, 81; IL y. H., 3O'
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AIBankruptcy is becoming fashionable
among the British aristocrscy.

sVBankruptcy is becoming fashionable
among the British aristocracy.
0There are z 900 more males than females
in the human population Of Minnesota, . mas
culipe excess Of II per cent.
~Arksnsas politicians call each other pct
names. Parties there are now divided int
Minstrels, Brindie Tails and Republicans.
ga young lady, being asked by IN enfhus-
actic politician which party she was most in
favor Of, replied that she preferred wsddn 2
party.
s0An anti kissing society has been formed
by the Gaiona, H., girls. No kissing before
marriage" L. their MOTTO.
- New York bridegrooms are adopting the
English custom Of presenting the bridesmaid
with monogram lockets, TO wear 1T the cecemp-
ny.
s0The wind blows with such force In Color,
do that when man loses his hat he has to tel.-
graph to the next station to have some one stop
1t.
A6The bellies of Springfield announces th AZ
there's no sort OF use In trying to get up reli-
gious " reviyals" until the party season ID over.
~Mr. Henry Bsnscke of Chicago LEFT note
for the Coroner, explaining that his suicide was
an act Of considerateness Tor his wife, who -
" In great want OF another husband"
o0Lincoln, H., claims the " most beautiful
girls m the United States" The treeses Of tae
young Lady In question are said to be " Of that
peculiar hue that field Of ripe wheat throws
towards setting sum-"
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The Bowen Bigamy Case.

From ne augusta Ca Constitutioaaiis,, FEB. Il.
A party from Charleston has been in the city
tor the PAST two or three days, looking up testi-
nopy against Cor gresham Bowen, i'm the biga.
my case brought against him by Mrs. Frances
Bowen, Of this city, the preliminary hearing of
which is to be held in Washington on the 18th
instant. Yesterday q number Of highly respect
able witnesses were summoned by Deputy
United States Marshal David Porter, and viii
leave for Washington on Saturday next Among
those summoned are Chief of Police Christian,
Sergeant f. Hicks, OF tho police Miss NJ ary
Seago, Miss Louisa Dixon, and Mrs Francis
Bowen, the deserted wife OF Bowen. United
States Deputy Marshal Porter will also attend
q . witness.
With these witnesses and others familiar
With the fact of BOwen's marriage with Miss
Frances Hicks, in 1852, there can be little doubt
OF the conviction OF Bowen for bisamy IN this
tho second case brought against him for such
neinous crime. A copy OF the original mar
rage license granted Bowen for his marriage
with Miss Frances Hicka, bearing date Octo-
Der 81, 1852, has been procured from the Ordi-
DAYS Once, bearing the name OF Leon p.
Dugas, Ordinary, which attests the original
record.
OF his marriage with Miss Hicks there is no
shadow OF doubt, 81 several OF the witnesses
summoned can fully establish. The lady in
question IL now . resident Of Augusta, OF most
reputable character and respectable connection,
who was abandoned years ago by this reckless
adventurer. it 10 to hopedSthat no bribed
juror will in this case be allowed to defeat the
ends OF justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

-" Make me Jacket out OF Pa's Old Coat
= the latest song, 70 take the place Of the one
about being put % bed.
Some Of the curious eossipe claim TO have
discovered that Clara Louise Kellogg II worth,
IN personal and other property, over e1po, 900.
~The report that Bret Harte was going to
remain in Chicago was generally disbelievUd as
soon rs il vas found that he hadn't any wife 60
get divorce from.
~Too many I'm . family in Humboldt county
lows. The heads thereof. Mr.. and Mrs u. A.
Dodd, have been married ten years and have
ninsfeen children 70 show for il, eight pairs
and three odd podds.
"a gsntenan describing wedding the
felloWin6 extrasrdinary ssuDonco in regard 20
he bride: tsIn her bong fAce the twin roses Of
heath and beauty shone." He probably meant
10 cav bsnny, but-"thsse COMPOUNDED ptinters,'
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HE LADY BRoKKRs.-A Little Gold TrdaSdc-
tion.-A snit entitled Anne l.. Swindal 70. Vic
toria q. Woodruff and Jennie &. Claim came
up in the Marine Court, Trial Term, before
Justice Gross. The plaintiff in this case says
she had been g0verness, and had saved little
money. She went to the banking office OF the
wanted to invest it. Mrs. Woodruff advised
her that they would invest it in gold. She OBJ
lected to rtsking it, when the defendants prom
ised TO guarantee her from loss. The money
was handed over, and in few weeks she was
informed that there was but SIS left to her
credit. Mrs. Woodhulls story is very different.
She testified that the plaintiff came to her q
That she warned her of the great risk, And adj
yised her. unless she thoroughly understood
Wall street, not to 20 into Speculation, and
nnally told her II she was woman enough to bear
". \. Express, 21st.
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BY esskCs'. Syeke,s' and CSmssreisi 7siss,a,A.
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds il
home ald foreign markets, g. foilows: :
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sDs,62, coupon, III SOS, ~. coupon, iiis. 8 ~.
E,eouIon, INA; SO, new. Ss, coupon, iiois s %.
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prefH, -:Csnton, :: Cumberland, -: Gsr
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prs.s 81 Wells. Fargo Co.. 1!yrss., So
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siss ss;,:s !ss.S::s; Sa,:s f.s III; .:i
Ssx; CiStelsnd. Columbus. Oineinnsti, and Indian
$5, NixsYkis & g; PM; q ao,,I rsf'd. o.:
Ms ss,2 r enc Hs1t. & az r..
tx: Chicago md xito., ils; d.. Irsisrrsd, is:
SSies9c Indians Cent: 3ssn.:sss els.s die,
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TX; Missouri sises, 81 Central isasc Bond 81 a.;
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The Few Gevsrsmess Of New Bruss
Eteh

fRKprRICxrowr, N. B., Feb. 22-The new
government has been formed ~ foliows &C l.
hathaway, Provincial Secretary; King Alto
uey General; Kelly. Chief Commlssioner OF ~ d.
Board Of Works; Stevenson, Surveyor Gene
Mesers. Care, Covert and Jones are also me-
bers, but at present without once.
To-day the House Was proraged by the La
tenant Governor. 20 meet again on the 5th .
April. Considerable excitement prevails IN no
itical circles, and much mutual recriminstiop
v INDUCED in by mem bers on both sides OF ne
House.
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KILOGRAMS 10 THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
TINE wAR IN ECROPR


fss,srspAes E.Sissire's 20 ne Evssfss Ssr.
The Pru>siaa Terms Of Peace, Ae.
LONDON, Feb. "A dispatch from Para,
dated the I'd instant, sav. nothing !. vet knovs
OF the Prussisn terms OF pesce. The Rssro.
however, says the terms are ooncnisforv. The
kossseEr OF Versailles says the var indemnify
demanded by the Germans Is too mIlhards OF
thalers. The Germans demand the immedist.
payment Of 2,0oo.0co francs BY TIE DepNfment
OF Disc, and accord delay In the payment OF he
An the railways leading to rsra have been
Te-estshlished.
The PARIS N.-st.~r SAYS rrochu has resigned.
at the request OF Theirs, and retired 70 private
lie.
The disturbance ~ Nice has been suppressed.
The GdEloiS saws Lord Lyons, tue British I'm
baseador, and Chevslier Nigras. the Italian
Thierr the NOR al support Of their S0yernInru.s
IN the peace negotiations.
The German Demand for Indemutty.
NxRsAuLEs, Feb. 3.-Ihe kcaifSsr, torhcslh
an indemnity OF two millions cf thslers aud
recalls the example Of America, and adds that
france viii soon recover from her presenf
condition, provided she absndons useless wars.
The Armfsstce PrsleugeA
BoRnH.UN, Feb. 3.-Ine kc.sfsuT OF Bor-
deaux announces that the armi<tice has been
prolonged until the 26th instant 81 midnight. "a
denies the reports respee citing the Prussisn de
mands, and saws Bism srck aud rhiers msuta
absolute silence ~ present.
The Conditions Of Peace.
PARIS, Feb. S.-The PGfrte OF TO-DAY saNs
Bismarck has communicate the condition. %
peace to the cabinets Of Vienna, London, ant
NJ, Petersburg.
Paris r. tranquil.
Army Mcsemests
IoSDoS, Feb. IA dispatch from ARA
dated I'd. SAYS the moats around that CITY are
nlled with water for defence.
A disTatch from Dieppe, dated "a, saws a. =
Eighth German Corps belonging 90 hsnteun.l =
army, and composed OF Neckenbursers. a. A.
z'ne there. and n peace IL signed will embars
4 Tor hamburg direct.