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DAKOTAH.
A Citizen Of YanktOn Killed ~
IIightnfng.

YASKroS, August s.-Michael B.
Robinson, an old resident and highly
respected citizen, was struck by light
ming last evening two miles west OF here.
He had just reached home, and was
turning his horses heads to let the fam,
ily ont of the carriage, when the bolt OF
iisbtninp killed him and the horses.
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ST. LOUIS.
Exprcss Robbers Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, August S.-Jerry D.
Scannon, Peter Sheridan, Thomas
Grapy, Patrick Cummings and Sam
uel w. Sauder, were arrested last night
charged with robbing the United States
Express delivery wagon Of this city
some days ago. The police think they
have the right men, and that they will
recover the stolen money and bonds.
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PITTSBURGH.

C,.- oi Rev. COvdy-The Mckee
orr, Entered for u Saratoga Re
L,I IRiH, August S.-Rev. Father
~. uncle Of Rev. J. Hickey, rector
,, raul Roman Catholic Church,
n '4i'ed to-day from Mayer Hospital.
T., ' '0af Of the Mckee club OF this
a., ' VINO defeated the Canadian oars.
u. PnS Ps carried off the first prize a,
r.st Salo S regatta, are entered for the
us,aiatega regatta, and are training
'a0usly for the event.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
bette, DropSy, StoppaIe ui Water Inconti-
rrnCr of Urine, BTght's Disease, Albumin
uria. and I'm all citscs where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water is thick cloudy,
m Xed with substances like the white OF ma
egg or threads like white SILK, or there II n
morbid, dark, bilious appearance. and white
bone dUsi deposits, and when there In
prickiuR, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain In the sruHll of the back
III. lInifLE
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Terrific storms Of wind and rain
passed over the northern part Of Wis
consin on Monday evening. tearing up
tree4, unroofng houses. DC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-09

The first rail on the Missouri and
Pacific railroad was laid Monday after
noon.
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TAR AND MANDRAKE PILL
Cheese.

On BOXES PRIME GOSHEN CHEESE
0U Just received and for sale by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-09
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich Blood In.
crease ofFIesh and Weight---CIear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured TO ALL.
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M. REILLY.
MICHAEL STEIN,

MICHAEL 81 IEIN,
MANUFACTURER OF HASsENP-
M FLUGS Patent Lever Hand Power
and Circular Saving Machine, designed for
Carpenters, Cabinet Maker, Carriage ana
Wagon Makers, or any one who desires
easiIy-workea hand power. A great saving
Of power and expense. Apply TO NJ. Stein
Fulton near Wheeling. augs-d&w
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WASHINGTON.
Pleasanton SUSPENDED.

WASHINGTON, August Sat half.
past one o'clock to-day the President
sent to General Pleasanton the follow
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-09

A large an enthusiastic crowd assem-
bled to witness the game Of base ball
between the Boston and Olympic clubs.
The weather was fine, and the game,
which was pronounced to be the finest
ever played in the city, was won by the
Boston club by score Of to4.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-09

Active operations were yesterday
commenced for the erection Of the East
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You saw there are disorders IN North
CaroI;na North Carolina, until within
the last month or two, has all the time
had the most violent, ceaseIess and l
NAV sav infamous, Radical Govern
ment Of any State in this Union. Her
legislatures have been OF the same
co5nlexion. Compare her to Virgins.
She lies on her border, their bound.
aries meet and embrace. Why is 1t
that one state Of affairs prevails in the
borders of one, and another state of
affairs prevails in the borders OF the
other? Is it not because the worstgov.
srned country beneath the sun tonight
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"Motte's Victoria Tonic E;ttsrs."
ENTIRELY vEGETABLE.

For ne cure Of Dyspepsia, Ague and Fsscr,
Bilious Diseases, General Debility,
ond az Impurities Of the Blood
ESE BtTTERS havo now firmly esta.
Il bllshed Themselves in the favor of the
from purely vegetabl6 ingrediepn of ackuow.
iedEed efficacy, their unrivaled and highly
tonic, stimulating and prophrylactic qualities
peculiarly adapt them to all cases of Generni
Debility, Nervous Prostration Of the Svs.
tom, 90. ''
AS an excitant Of the appetite and whole
will BIO found 10 be very eficanions. while
their peculiar medical properties render them
OF nnequaied valns TO those subject to ChilIs
and Fever, Congestion, and other miasmatie
Diseases.
These Btters will be found most wonder.
regularities OF Fomales. Wheresoeyer miro
duced, they become standard articleN.
medicinal staple. Unlike the mapy noxions
stimulants advertised, they brace and fortifv
the system without exciting undue cerebral
action: They arc without doubt the heat to.
mo and constitutional reuovator ever offered
TO the public. MOTTE TARRANT.
Manufacturers and Solo Proprietora.
soL,h Newberry. 8. q.
Sept 16 eno
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g o. THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1871 YoI WI

btMas myself CURED by this treatment Of the
MoFst find q Oonsumption, and have lived TO
lung mostly gone. have CURED thousands
since. and very many have been cured by this
treatment whom have never seen. il
About the !st OF October expect to take
possession OF my new building. at the North.
east cSrner OF Sixth and Arch atreets, where
may require it. ~,
run directions accompany all my remedies,
so that person in any part of the world can
oe readily cured BY strict observance OF the
same j. Il. sCHENCK. n. D., Philadelphia.
For sale by druggists and dealers every.
Mnere: yOHN F. HENRY, College Place,
NeW 1ork, wholesale agent. Nov 10 fy
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Cigars! Cigars! Cigars !

Cigars! Cigars! Cigars
WE have now on hand large stock of the
~, following choice brands OF OIGARH
Whicn We are Offering at low figures. and to
which We invite those fond OF a choice Cioar
to give trial: 0's"'
COLUMBUS,
Longfellow,
Flor de Matapzas,
TEo Sisters,
Regalia Brittanica,
La Flor de Baltimore.
Lord Byron,
roo., Gold Medal, &c, ,
priced Cigars, Cheroots DC. u io"-
Oct 20 JouN AGNEw d SON.
Thornwell's Collected Writinps
fNHEOLOGICAL and Ethical, Q yolumes,
= em6ellished with DR.. Thornwell's nor.
trait. - per volume. poi
Memories OF Pntmos. By MacDuff a.
Ihe Conservative Reformation and its The.
oloRy. BY Rev. Charles z. Krowth. d. ID f5
Ihe Unseen World. By Rev. DR.. Stork. 81
NEW NOVELS,
Her Lord and Master. By Florence Marvatt
won. not WoOed. BY the author of Bref IN
the Bone. DO so cents.
terrible Temptation. by Charles Reade.
Uniform edition Of Grace A9uilor's Works.
snch as mother's Recompense, Vale of Cedars'
90. at 81 per volume.
The above books sent to any address. post
paid, on receipt or price e"''
Aug DUFFlE Il CHAPMAN, Booksellers.
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9KSec1al nrStIcss:

AAhHSr DECAY.-When q plant or q
tree begins to decay It must needs die! Il
cannot be re.vitsliaed. But it is not 60 with
human beings. A human ruin can be repair.
ed, strengthened, restored, though brown
leaf or . withered blade Of grass can never be
made green sgain. In the autumn OF life, or
even in Its winter, when nature seems 10 bc
giving way under the pressure Of years, it is
stinpossible toretard the progress Of decay,
and to lend to ago moro than it's wonted
yigor. Az q means Of promoting this object,
H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs is un-
questionab)y the most potent OF all restora-
ttves. It will not make tho old young, but it
will prevent, lessen, or sooth tho infirmities
which aTe tiie usual aoooHPsaiments OF the
decline OF life. For debility and lack OF
nervous power, from whatever cause arisine
1t Ia the medicine that OF all others before
the world, best deserves the name of a spR
oIF1o In purity, in invigoratibg properties.
IN tts adaptation to weak stomachs md feeble
organizations. It has no competitor anon,
the toIics OF tho pharmaoor OLA, nor among
proprietary remedies. Besides itB stfenoth.
en1ng principle. It possesses Alternative and
regulating properties Of the highest order.
and % an anti-bilioue medicine IL far prefera.
pie TO any OF the preparations containing
mercury. Time hes shown that for phvsioal
decay nervous debility, dyspepsia. billions
disorders and intermittent fever. Hostetter's
Bttters Is remedy without a rival. This i.
the season OF the fall Of the leaf: Let it re-.
mind the old, the feeble, the sickly, to inyieo-
rate and regulate their systems with tRis
gEees vegetable tonic and Alternative. NSt9
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Grand Lodge Of Ancient Free Masons
of South Carolina.

E1HE Annual Communication OF the Most
4 Worshipfnl Grand Lodge OF Ancient
free Masons OF South Carolina will be held
pay, the 2lst Of November, commencing At
high twelve. The Grand Lodge will be
opened by Right Worshipful r. 8. BnuNs
D9I%y DD9eIR%niy Grand Master. and called of until
Masters, Wardens, Delegstes, Past Masters.
and Grand Officers, residing out Of the CITY
OF Charleston. arc not expected to attend nm.
time the Corner Stone OF the new Masonic
temple will be laid. By order OF the Grand
master. B. RUSH CAMPBELL.
Grand Secretary.
VT Representatives. Delegates and all Mas
ter Masons will be allowed to pass over the
raiiroads, to and fro, for ono fare Nov
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J. O @ K.
TO
7 0 U r INT E r E 8 T.,
AND
Get the Best I

GNGg53 MY line Of WATCHES Ia
NEXfn now full and complete. and
lthe pubic may depend on
getting the best at the lowest possible fl CURES.
az my facilities are auch that 4. fy conpeti.
tion from any market.
have also in store and constantly arriving
all tho newest styles Of Ladies' Sets. in Dia.
mond, Coral, Cameo, Etruscan, Gold, let, &c. ::
elegant designs in Chains, Bracelets. Charms'
Lockets, &c; the latest and most beautiful
Ware Goods suited for bridal. holidav and
other presentations. az"
Repairing in all branches. by the best work.
men and at reasonable rates
ISAAC SUIZBACuER.
Nct ~ Co'nmtia Hotel Row
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.'SA Z, ,s''..t---s's'ss'sr-', = ~ .,st-1
a IlB1EEH1aAAA1 PEE AL sT5RAlkNs1ssIrlkrlbH A s1srlk Al ss
re s1ttr l.t, rfT ,,,1
VERY BEsT AND ..CaEAlpESf'2s
AETToIEs II THE 4 '';'s. '1
DRYGooD,s'; D, s ). LINE j: I: j \: {
70 ToH TEE 81 eJaaleh,s..}
Fewest Gree.nlibaalo,1lxs.r7 nj T.
d, j.. : :. b

WE have just returned from the North
w (th second time. this fsil} with The
have had the pleasure Of Offering to this m ar
ket. Every department. iAr cramnned fun Of
eh1,He his goods Of d, oYssy style kind and yaets
wear--they are in store and must lie sti6
Also, Fprs, Qloaks, shawls. Flapnels, fskirts
Blankets, Table Linen and Domestic Goods 81
oil kinds. Not;ons-a large. veTy :.Tss sts6s.
that we sell the best and cheapest eoods NJ
the city; and. 40 We keep NO flash goods, but
a. 40 business In plain, straightforwsrd way.
u % wiil Dc to your Interest to purchase s6nr
Nov 2 PORTER & STEELE.
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MAY IAVOr her with call
Her stock consists of Bonnets. Hat. and
Calr, or the latest and most fashionab able
Styles. Handsome Flowers and Feathers in
ehdleos variety. Corsets of the very best
maze. ais,e Furs or tho latest styles, at remark.
handsome ready-mado Suits, all OF which she
ofers at very low prices. iS-
Mrs Mccormick solicits d Continuation Of
the kind patronage of the ladies OF Columbia
ama vicinity, assuring them that she will do
all In her power to pleaee. Oct9
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

INFORM my friends and
public IN general that have
Just returned from the Nortb,
I,Ft. Wand am now prepared to Of. for,.
nish all In want OF GUNS, Rifles and Rsrast-
srs.oi latest styles and best qualities, Am
s sna9aition a and sportsmen's Apparatus, 81 all
REPAIRING done ct short notice.
hoy9 P. W. KRAFT. Main streat.
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MILLINERY,

~@ "A LARGE supply OF Ladies'.
Ssn Misses and Chiidrrn's Bonnets'
%ks Hats, Caps. Laces, Furs, Cloaks'
RM Ribbons, Flowers, wreaths for
~Nd5 Srias! Orders snd Tournaments.
Hair OF every variety, Toilet arti.
cles; all Of which will be sold very low. The
latiies OF Columbia and elsewhere will please
call and see for themselves, at e"''
MRS. O. E. REEDS.
Ocs IL Smo Main street, Columbia, 8. C.
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CLO OTHING HOUSE
OF
CH1LDS & WILEY

A RS daily receiving the finest READY
gentlemen: that have ever been offered IN .fi1iss
market No custom made can surpass: and
Du. few can equal them, in ct, ,le, AID finch.
and price. - :. NpHt''4' NH'"4'
we sell the best, at lower rates than those
VINO don't buy from the manufacture 4 direct.
SHIRTS. ,-s.r t,4A;.
We keep the Star and True Fit .constantlv
On hano, and will take orders for iiait 'dogefa
or more, and warrant ft. = tfr~ '','i'o
UNDERWEAR in all varieties.
RUBBER CLOTHING.
diOTES-Leather, Buck, Kid. Dog, Rat and
Seal; BarEains to be had in GLOVES.
r ,N NEUh w6Ak-ail styles. Plain and fancy
Sleeve and Collar BUTTONS-0old and
We will take drecnbaoks at par for ali
sAooo. Eant ~
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Esfnu;sl.ea in Columbia, s. O. ls,v
Aetna Fire Insurance Company,
of Hartford. Conn.

Incorporated A. D. 1919. Charter Perpetual.
Cash capital and surplus. after pay.
Ing losses at Chicago a non nm
Premiums received III 1870. 80. 49,. 800. 600
IT'S still the leading and strongest American
Il FIRE insurance Company. This grand old
nre corporation has stood FOR more than HALF
a CENTURY M the towering beacon and indc-
struo ible bniwark OF indemnity against tInE.
IL has passed through terrible ordeaIs. 1t
vent through that Of 1885, the great New
York c1hiiagration, in tho most honorable and
trlumphaht manner. 1t also acquitted itself
most nohly in the more recent fire at Portland
~ HAS just been cs!!oi. on to pay its losses L
Chioago. which has only taken part Of its
large no esurpius-lcaving cash assets OF a OOO..
oW Intact. The stock OF tho Compnny now
commands over 1900 por share. Ths par value
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The Dexter Stables.

IHe UeXter Btables.
n ~ TIE undersigned have re-.
A&O moved their Stables TO tho now
e1tLS4AJsnneys Hail, and, With 4Va'n a new y,
WIZ vstook Of CARRfAaES. BUG.
6lEs .nu fine HORSES, are prepared to an
a aver all calls that may bo made upon them.
Horses bought and sold on corpmisnion-
Persons In wsnt OF good stock. are invited tS
stock left for sale. ROYCE m ="
W. Fl. BoYoR. W.
@. Fl. PxTT1NauL. JanM
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TWILL exhibit 6nee 81 e6iROuLxR SAW MILL;
q complete. At the State Fair, TUESDAY,
tho 9TH, and all who are iptereated will have a
!: Will also exhibit ave new patterns. of Pa
OWNER Tor thfs County. Any Of the five Dat. pat
Aeo, five new patterps Of Masonic Balcony
haanng, gotten up exprsssly FOR the Fair by
ne E.enrteter.,. rs. In1 ojaz.I ol..le
! Will also exhibit one set Of Grist Mill Gear.
Ing, one 3-tollef 14-inoh CAST Oane Min, and
- large lot Of Osstinge for Mill Gearing. ,,I,
In addition to what will exhibit at the
EAR, have on8mofe Circular Saw Mil, and
'eeyeral other spatterns Of Railing aud Cane
Aillss at my workshops.
~. Also. ono i0.horse power Portable Engine,
Cotton Press, to be sold for cash.
shall take pleasure I'm showing any one
who may feel disposed to visit my establish
n,ent, which is located at the foot OF Lady
street. near the Greenviile Railroad Depot.
HoY . 80 .64as3 "a JOHN ALEXANDER.
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Mrs A. Mccormick

Will be prepared to open her
S5S handsome and we'll sclectt d
tp stock of MILLINERY AND
ANs ~ FANCY ARTICLES on FRIDAY.
H&M the 9Th inst.
SHK Hhe has just returned from
/ w New York, where she spared nc
EN pains in tho selection of her
q STOCK, hoping thereby to bo able
S0i to please en- CHI and cvnry QUO ,,h =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-16
THE COAL TROUBLES.
THE RAILROAD MEN DoDcNG THE ISSUE.

THE RAILROAD MEN DoDGNG THE ISSUE.
HARRISBURG, March 15.-The Senate judi
ciary Committee for the investigation OF the coal DIM
cutes met this evening" and by regular counsel heard
representatives of all parties In the existing coal trouble
The Committee euriousy enough excluded ell press re-
porters but general synopsis OF the proceedings mas
been obtained The examination began with the railroad
men, Mr. +. e. Gowan Of the Reading ana
Philadelphia Railroad being first called to the
stand Mr. Gowan simply repeated those gen.
eral statements heretofore put forth by inc
railroad companies, and in every instance panied inc
counsel In his attempts to penetrate to the responsibility
In the coal troubles Mr. Gowan with the other railroad
men were Obliged to admit their extortionate tolls but
ATTEMPTED to excuse the imposition by vague statements
and general charges against the miners OF combining 10
unlawful gangs for the destruction OF the railroad COM
panies The books OF sl the leading companies were
admitted and general system Of collision was plainly
apparent.
The whole testimony far shows that the Companies
are merely striving gain me and for that purpose
are proongng this preliminary examination until the
session IA ended and action be taken. Tie Gov
ernor a. however resolved that the whole matter shall
be brought TO ISSUE there are now men enough In
the Legislature TO aid him. The state Counse RON ne
proceedings SO FAR Is T sG and II is proba
BILE that the whole business will have 10 DC setued py
special legislative action.
THE STATE CoUNCIL--A VICTORY FOR THE
RAILROADS.
MAHANoY CITY, Penn, March bit Is ru-
mored that the miners Of the bitumnous region out OF
sympathy for the anthracite miners have resolved 10
suspend work in few days. Inc oi'uniuouS
coaI.aelds extend from Pittsburgh west, through
the Chenango Valley, aud employ 10000 miners.
The state Council Of the Miners Union VIII meet
dele gates from the bitumiDous region on frudy
Jobnstown when the question viii be definitely
settled The Lehgh Valley and other railroads are now
raroads would be deprived Of their supply and TO save
themselves would be forced to compromise and lower
their tolls that operators who desire might again re-
sume work on the old basis. 49,
Leading operators-Parrish & Co. OF Wllkesbarre;-
WHO nroposed to commence operations tomorrow think
ing Heir charter with the railroads would require these
roads 10 carry at the old rates. have been forced to
succomb 1t seems the railroads had the best OF them
been at work for a week past They pay their miners
the basis OF S69s5 and 81 so extra making the rate
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GERMAN MOVEMENTS.

VIE EAPEROR'S TRIUMPHAL JOURNEf-ENrhO-
SIAsTIC RECEPTIONS AT SAARBRUCk ANp
FRANKFORT A DEPUTATIoN OF RUSSIAN
OFFICERS TO MEET HIN AT BERLlN-hONb-
NIENTs OF GEN. VON GOEBEN.
LoNDoy, Wednesday, March Is, ISL
The Emperor William and party arrived at Saar-
bruck this morning. lie was received by the Gov
ernor-Goneral in the presence Of large and enthu
siastc crowd of citizens and soldiers and presented
with laurel wreath the Gift Of the people OF the
Rhine provinces After brief rest, the Emperor
and party resumed their Journey. The
rcval party reached Frankfort tonight. The entire
CITY is illuminated, flags are flying everywhere and
triurlphal arches span the principal streets. The
excitement and Joy Of the citizens is unbounded.
The BurgoIna>tor presented an address OF welcome
and oongratulation 70 the Emperor.
The Gar has sent a delegation of distinguished
officers of the Russian army to salute the Emperor
OF Germany on his return to Berlin. They Will be
presented to tine Emperor by Field Marshal Won
Wranrel. The Emperor expected 70 arrive at Berlin
TO-DAY. He declines an official reception.
The special correspondent Of Tie London Telegraph
ct Amiens reports that Gen. Won Goebcns army ls
marching from The North Of France to take mp po-
ei.ion ASSIGNED 81 Ia tao new German Provinces OF
Alsaoe and Lorraine
The cattle plague is making fearful havoc IN the
neighborhOod OF Lille.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-16
AEFAIRS IN PARIS.

THE MONTMARTRE MALCONTENTs ORDERED TO
DrsPERsE-A CRISIS EXPECTED TO-DAf-RE-
TURN OF JULES FAvRE-MARsHAL MMAHoN
in THE CTTY-COMPCLSORY MILITARY LAW.
PARIS, Wednesday March 10, 1871.
Tholsituatiou Of Montmartre is witOout any as
poets of a threatening nature. The authorities are,
however. determined upon enforcing obedience to
their requirements. There will in consequence, be
n crisis tomorrow, which is the last day allowed 10
the malcontents 90 return to their duty Discussions
exist among the insurgents. The journals continue
TO spur the Government up TO the work OF crushing
the instruction.
NJ. Favre has returned to Paris from Ferrieres.
The result of his mission, which, it has been stated
was to protest against the continuance Of acquisitions
by the Germans, is yet unknown
Marshal MacAiahon and Gen Cremer are IN
Paris
A new proiect Of law. framed by the Government
for the reorganization and control of the army has
been made public Under its provisions al French
er are TO serve compulsorY for three years III the
recnlars and subsequently a similar length OF time
in the reserves The law has yet to receive the
sanction Of the National Assembly.
An The soldiers whose time Of service has expired
leave the city to-day for their homes
President Theirs went to Versailles to make prepa-
ratious for the reception of the Assembly. As a
mark Of respect for the body the meetings oil the
Cabinet will hereafter De held al NtI'"AleS'
lie Soir Gays the Assembly have granted PRESIDENT
Theirs a supply of 100000 francs for the Immediate
expenses of the Government. 10 IS estimated tha'
e0,OOOOOO francs can be realized from the crown
property and by the abolition Of dotatons.
Prince Metternich to-day presented his credentials
20 Al. Theirs as ambassador from Austria TO the
new Government Of France. The Portuguese min
lister also waited upon the Chief Executive and pre-
scented his credentials Tie Governments Of Den
mark and Sweden have recognized the French Re
public.
A Cabinet Council was held to-day, presided over
by NJ. Theirs.
Two mails leave daily for England The German
Prefect at Roueu has prohibited the publication OF
French official documents by journals in his depart
ment on penalty of suspension.