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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

Orphans Court ProceeiiHgs.-Ad Adam
Shower. Esq, Chief Judge; Isaac Z.
Bale and Upton Roop, Esqrs., Associate
Judges; Joseph NJ Parke, Register OF
Wills; Geo. NJ. Purke, Deputy Register
Monday. January lst, lS72.-John
| West. guardian to Mary G., and Colum-
bus Cover, settled his 2nd account Tor
each.
The win of Mary IIiteehew, deceased,
was exhibited aud admitted to probate.
Washington, James Q, and Samuel
Cali, executors of Samuel Gait settled
their 30 account.
The will OF Frederick Bixlcr, deccas.
ed. was exhibited aud admitted to pro
bate.
Nicholas II jenkins, administrator
W. A., of Jacob Ililtabridle, returned
list of sales Of persona! property.
Letters Of administration on the es-
tate of Eyeliue 0'Neal, deceased, were
granted to Stephen 7. G. Brown, on re
nuuciation of her daughters, aud order
to notify creditors passed.
David b. Earhart, executor OF An
drew Lohr, deceased, appeared aud gave
new testamentary bond, since the death
of testaior's widow. Order passed to
sell real estate.
Tuesday, January 2nd--S. Stoner
guardian to Charles, Elmira, Anna NJ
and Solomon fancy, settled 4th account
for each
Letters testamentary granted to NJ
f. Norris, wife of a. Augustus Norris,
exocutrix of Mary Ilitchew, deceased
Also list of debts aud cash returned by
executrix aud husband.
John \ Fater, executor Of John
Flater, returned list Of sales
Catharine Leese aud Daniel Leese
executors Of David Leese, settled their
first account
Fatal 1ccidcnt-Wc arc informed
that Mrs, Eliza Conoyer, of Mountjoy
township, fell down the cellar steps at
her reaidence on Monday Of last week
iracturing her skull, aud dying shortly
after She was a member OF the Ia
neylown Lutheran church, aud bore al
excellent Christian character. She was
ia she Goth year Of her age LiHiss.
toca Press.
Quarterly and Protractcd Mectiaq.
The quarterly meeting Of the NJ H.
Church, Of this city, will be held to.
morrow Rev H. +. Morgan, d. D.,
the Presiding Elder of the District will
preach in the morning aud at night
The meeting will be ptotracted through.
out the week.
The colored people Of Westminster
celebrated the anniversary oil Mr. Lin
coln's emancipation proclamation, New
Years Day They commenced ut mid
night and kept it up until daylight
marching aud singing through the
streets.
The fair for the beuedt Of St Johns
Church, Westminster, closed on Wed.
nesday evening last, having continued
for eleven days. The net proceeds are
Sl,723l6.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

Our RELATIONS WITH SrAiS AND SgcRE
TARr FIsm's Policy yashingic n
correspondent Of the Philapclphia Inquirer
says tina, Secretary Fish is determined tina,
the Administration shall pursue only pas
siye policy, and threatens to leave the Cab
met if tho President allows anything to DO
done which may lead to a war with Spain.
tie has made no arrangements TO remain
through the winter, and is temporarily stop.
ping with Secretary Eobcsou. lie has
made some show OF trying to ge, house,
but has none, although he could have got
severnl if he had really desired one. 1t is
not unlikely that affairs will come to q eri
sis next week, as on the reassembling Of
Congress it is the intention Of General
Banks and others TO force the Adminislra
ton to take ground in manner that will
show Spain that the United States is now.
or not longer to be triaed with rs Il has
been for over two years. Ia that event Mr..
Fish will probably retire.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

N BARGAINS
Real aud limitation -
Handkerchieis, at a. ' r ca
Two Gentlemen can a..
. small family Apply 1t ii, e !,
Six Dozen Wax Dan.
cheap at Mrs. A Il. Arn, Y, 8
Toys Of all kind, :, ~.
prices, at Mrs. A. +. Ai S,.a,l y
GREAT BARGAINS IN ~.
As | need mouey | T II' pieI
tapera from now until ,he i, Z :,
airy, at factory prices, Fl b. -, y q q &
forget the money as 4, y, "
Keep books William Coon j nv
Our prices for Sale nm.
in proportion TO the m,,s Nv ~ \
good paper and ink-lh,n
Office 10 the State. ~ =
Cuts OF Horses C.,i
and Farming implements y. ! Y
all large Bills printed at h, 4, =
Office. wv a9iG
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Ao''res aadcr his leai =.
per 6"o for each iaser,ia. To d
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06
Our Relations with Spain.

Apolooy and Indemnity REQUIRED for the
FIoridd 4 fair Or Cuban l6licn
Fully Defined
WASHINGTON, January 4-General
Sickles called ut tho Department Of
State at noon to day aud was engaged
with Secretary Fish for several hours
on the subject of Spanish and Cuban
affairs,
From sources altogether reliable it is
asecrtaincd that the administration has
not, as has been charged. changed It's
policy or the Cuban question, but will
continue to act according to the princi-
Piles declared, namely, that while 1t will
observe strict neutrality in regard TO
the difficulties now existing 10 the Is.
land of Cuba, it cannot consent that our
merchant vessels shall be molested in
their lawful pursuits, or oyerhaulcd aud
examined, unless they are found com
hitting some violation of Spanish au.
thority. This they eau do only by
landing arms aud munitions OF war. Our
naval officers have, therefore, been fire.
quentl 3 instructed to give full protection
10 American citizens and American
commerce whenever an opportunity shall
occur for doing so. In accordance with
chs policy our government has protest
ed against the act OF the Spanish naval
officer iu boarding aud searching the
Florida on the high seas, aud has re.
quested the Spanish government first,
to apologize; second, to disayow the act
of the officer third, to punish him, aud
fourth, to pay damages That the
| Spanish government will meet the re.
quiremcnt is not doubted.
As was previously said, the searching
of our vessels was subject on which
the United States have always been
very sensitive, aud on which they went
to war with England in 1872 With
regard to the Hornet, the Congress has
just been dispatched to Port au Prime,
to convoy her to an American port II
as the Spanish minister alleges, she la,
committed a breach OF our neutrality,
she will be ameuable TO our Laws, nnt
not to those Of Spain. While it is tru,
that Sagosta, who is at the head of tn,
Spanish ministry, is known to be hostile
to the United States, it is also known
that he has no power to do harm, as hi,
party in the Cortes is in a minority
aud tho opposition could therefore out
vote him on any policy uniriendly tt
this country.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

Roman Shot--Jane Herman, form
erly Of this city, was seriously wounded
by the contents Of a gun which wa,
fired by john Stephan, near Mcxi:o
on Monday last Fortunately the guu
was only loaded with powder aud wad
ding, or the result would have been
fatal. As it is, the wldding made an
ugly wound in the hip, aud it is thought
that lameuess may result from it. The
assault, it is said, was entirely unpro
voked. stephan has not Jet been ar
rested. The girl was admitted to the
Almshouse on the same day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

The colored people of Westminster
celebrated the anniversary oil Mr. Lin.
coln's emancipation proclamation, New
Years Day. They commenced ut mid
night and kept it up until daylight
marching aud singing through the
streets.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

Toys Of all kinds, at s,.,,,.
prices, at Mrs. A. Il. A, n,.,'l n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

OryuHisea. - The newly appointed
School Board met on Tuesday last. and
organized by electing VIM, Reese, Esq.
of this city, as President j. NJ. New.
sou, was elected to fill the position cf
Examiner, Treasurer aud Secretary, to
serve until the LIST Of August next
The Board have concluded not TO ap
point an assistant to Mr. Newson. Air.
ID. II Maynard, Of New Windsor, has
declined the appointment, aud the
Judges will have to appoint some other
person TO ill the vacancy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

-. A,a2
VIZ. BRoWN, Auc,ionear.
J, H'm. ErAdd, Cot
jan Cts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

The fair for the benefit Of St Johns
Church, Westminster, closed on Wed.
nesday evening last, having continued
for eleven days. The net proceeds are
Si723l6.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

SIX Dozen Wax nm.
cheap, at Mrs. A. +. A,n, ~ 81
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

Rundpdy.-John W. llaines, lad
about fifteen years OF age, was driving
the wagon Of Mr. Philip Babylon, with
five horses attached, ca Thursday of
last week, over the plank road, about a
mile aud half from Westminster, when
the horses ran away, and brought the
left les Of the driver in Contact with
the fence, irncturing both bones below
the knee DR.. Shaw, of Union,own.
rendered surgical relief.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

We learn that some unknown person
fired into the residence Of Mr.. Benjamin
Shunk, Taneytown, on New Years day.
The load entered near the front door,
aud made a large hole 10 the weather.
boarding In the morning smoke was
discovered on the inside Of the weather.
boarding from fire supposed to have
originated from the wadding, and in
order to prevent couaagration water
was eopiously applied
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-06

Apology and Indemnity Required for the
FI0ridd 4 fair - Our Cuban iolicg
Fully Defined.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
A Glorious Change =!
TEEE GREAT yvOTsL1.s TONIC.
Plantation Bittars.

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is tgsc eascea-:asa-
cFa0E' of tsac feeble :asaxa G7caiis-
s:afcds. As n tonic sasaSa cordial
for the aged saEa7 I:aEsysasss, it
haas no cqaani :asaosng Storm
acaaacs. AS n reasacasy Cor the
nervous weakness TO which
W0Essen sarc especially ssaD-
iect, it is superscsgiug every
other ssiaaaaaa;aEaf. Esa :asi C.i-
mates, tropical, temperate,
or frigata, ia acts as "a specific
ian every species Of disorder
which undermine asae bodily
strength sssnd breaks down the
animal spirits. For sale by
all Druggists.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
Thr Oregon Rfpubtiean,
DALLAS, sATURDAY Y MAR. 80.
Despair.


Ah what is so dead as perished delight!
Or passion outlived or scheme over
thrown
Save the bankrupt heart ii has left in its fight
Still as quick as the eye but as cold as a stone
The honey bee boards for its winter long need
The treasure it gathers in joy from the faw-
And drinks from each slip of its silvery mead
The flavor and flush of the sweet summer
hours.
But pleasure expires ut its earliest breath
Nor labor can hoard it, no cunning can save
For the song of its life is the sigh of its death,
And the sense it has thrilled is its shroud and
its grave.
All what is our love, with its tincture Of lust,
And its pleasure that pains us and pain that
endears,
But Joy in an armful of beautiful dust
That crumbles, and flies on the wings of the
years.
And what is ambition for glory and power,
But desire to be reel oned the uppertnost fool
OF millions of fools for pitiful hour,
Aud be cursed for a tyrant, and kicked for a
tool
Nay, what is the noblest that art can achieve,
But to eonjure vision OF light to the eyes,
That win pale ere we paint it, and pail ere we
leave
On the heart it betrays and the hand it defies !?
We love, and we.long with an infinite greed
For love that will fill our great longing. in
vain
The cup that we drink of is pleasant indeed,-
Yet it holds but drop Of the heavenly rain
I'VE plan for our powers the divrest we can;
We do with our powers the sppremest we may ;
And winning or losing, for labor and plan
The best that we garner is--rest aud decay
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Ter q few cents you can buy
of your Grocer Or Druggist a
acl.aec Of SEA Ei0SS TA2ISE,
made from pure Irish l1css, or
Car1'ascon, which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Nange,
and n like quantity of Pud-
dinss, CuStar(ls, Creams, Char
lctto I;lssc, &c. II is the
cl;capcst, hca.til:est, and NEST
delicious food ii the world. It
makes q splendid Dessert, and
has 10 equal as q light and
delicate food Cor Llyalitss ard
Children.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Perhaps those that have experience can tell
and perhaps it wonld be to your interest 10 ask
someone that knows, where the Rich and Rare
Dress Goods. those Ladies Hats that are til,
fashion-dree: from Mrs. G Ieyy's~thos'
Elegant Sets OF Ladies' Fuss. aud those New
Style Skirts that appeared Ia such advantage
over those lfizh Laced Iadfes Boots, 1nanu
factured nj protzman. Donovan Gliahaa's :
Portland, Greg Of ali - which you bad saei
lavish display Ly the Polk County Indies g
the Oregon state Fair. 0r rethars. gentl"iDea
yoa would like N cali ard examine isr your
.-lsrs those Elegant iln,aG suits oi Gons't
Clothing. whitc | show yon a f,ne Assprs
men; of Gems Parnisiiag Goods. And VIII
ii comes u Yaakee Notions. Fancy c1odx
Jewalry. Fine To5accos aa1 Csg@ss, Gr"
cerles 81 ali cr!ptons--ts-t~ nafaed stristt
al Portland prlers~-ut CUSTOMERS bear wtaess
of the Exeei.eney aaa GHeApoess-
Also.
sole Agent fsr Psd& cauaty far tlo uaat aad
Shoe Aauui4etgry et I,sfte'.d, ng Sau. q.
exeeilcHt quality e Htsp<a z9a{s ars ereat ,n-
sneh an cxa}temen: al s,ser .tte : 81, aea fa
ett.c Territories. Tr.t!a 4tsse.4sseE every CO.
n la Clede tt3stn rs t.uJ ~tart5
u. II. ELLI.~, Prtpri fos.
- htgl
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED in
the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company by
aiiare u pay the prenam wien due, bnt are
i'tinuei u force BY tic Non FORFEITURE
i.hN Of tne State Of Massachusetts,.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
PL A n T A TION
lsitters.
.. TT 8 @ Ok.

THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RE
L. stora.iye is the sheet anchor of the feeble
and debilitated. As tonic and cordial for
the aged and anguid it has no equal among
stomachics. As IA remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women are especially seb>
iect it is superceping every other sumu'ant-
I'm all climates tropical, temperate or frigid, it
bre n specific in every species Of disorder
hich undermnes the bodily strength and
cak down the animal spirits.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
Facts and ESancacs.

Ii small BOY Is lad, Is big boy
ladder?
To blacken q mans character thor
oughly, use ink
To farmers-How many clods make
one wiseacre
Whatever good an umbrella per-
forms, it is "p put up /" to it.
!" Two emlgrants to one immigrant
is the ratio in Virginia.
A Newport swain received love LETT
ter sixty>seven pages long.
To be humble, or even eontrite, it is
not necessary to live in basement.
Let the slandered take com(ort-it is
only at fruit trees that thieves throw
stones.
One of Judy's godchildren is too lit
tie to spell cat. She spells kitten, though
easily. s
1t is all very we'll to say, " Take things
as they come," but suppose they don't
come
Why is an umbrella in wet weather
like worn-out horse Because it is
used up.
To lawyers-Can you make blind
man liable for bill, il it is payable at
sight?
Turkeys and chickens know when
thanksgiving comes, they get thelr
dispatches.
The japanese make a strong string OF
paper aud We have seen very good
cord o, wood.
Pillars, though not belonging t" the
human -p'e'es, come uGde7 The head oi
rational He;''S5-~.t
Bloggs had bis nose pulled, and was
asked " TREND to resent lie said he
""o'o next '"eak,
The book to which reference is most
frequently made during The holidays, is
Tue IoeSe'-'ooN.
" hat Kind 81 drum Is that which
Is always the best when it can't be
beaten y coaundfum.
Who is the srraiyh;cS, man mentioned
n the Blble? Joseph; because Pharaoh
made ruler ont of him.
"The Diving Prime. Hat" j. amen
the latest and funniest concclts OF the
Cincinnati hat manufactures.
Wtvi4 Ireland nkclv 70 become ,l4
richest eonntrv in the world ? u...,,-.
the CAPITOL is always Du5-!in.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

M ~ NJ w - - - - ~'f
ELLENDALE STORE,
Have removed their STOCk OF GOODS to
Talias, and are constantly receiving NEW and
WELL SELECTED GOODS, consisting Of
ladies' Dress aud Fancy Goods.
Men and Boys Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
ladies' and Childrens' shoes of every
style and Size.
A full stock of Groceries constantly
on hand, also Hardware aud Crockery.
Wooden Goods Manufactured at the
EIIendaIe Mill, such as
Beavers, Cassimeres. Hard Times,
Tweeds, FianDels and Blankets,
Which we offer at Wholesale and Retail.
Having n desire to locate permanently in
Dallas, we will deal fairly and Justly with all
who may favor us with their patronage. We
will exchange Goods for Country Produce, for
which we will pay the Highest Price.
Bring ON your Eggs and Butter.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
TO TEgni PUBLIC.

A LII KINDS OF WORK, SEWING
~ Washing and Ironing, &C., done by Mrs
Burnett on short notice and reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house, south. west
part Of Dallas, will be immediately attended to.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

a Loan Of 40 per cent. wh en- Desired.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Examples showing the Working Of tie
Law.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
Ea,,ogra elt Policies.

%NtNrLn: Pfcla;s4lns all Cas5--igc. 35
fian. triilaarg Etdu,Fmers. Pa yabse AZ the
a@e oF ~ oRe Anhra frea.inm will con-
t:lEs policy III frCe rs 4 Term Policy.
nearly PEARS. ~ / wears anl 325 davs,
H1ANphE Pseuiiams al Cash-agc. IS
Plan. Ten 1cay Endowment. payable at The
a:;e of a.: tAae Aaeua Premium will con-
tiAne policy in force as Term Policy,
vnarS
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

years.
Notes on Endowment E.ls~ias
EAANfiE *UPrc'h'am 10 per ccnt. Nnte-Age.
- f'an' 'r!aary Endowment payable nd
~ age "i o. }ae Annual Premium will
'@'''+he P'tify IA i1ree as Term Policy
"3'a5 years
- &8ti.s,: ti>Gllhin ~ per cent. Nate-Are
- FiiA. f"a-leIr Endowment pavable nd
ab,ei yeafss. O"SF
Rates, asse:s to liabilities.
1866. 1867. 1868 1870
l2l97 I2I-1 7711- 7o-oc
S'''' -
.
rovy.s pn
A~srrs ru.. pAr. ovs.... 8 ooo a.. ).
'' y
r. 80.
~ s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The extensive agricultural works OF younglove, Massey
Cieve and an0s entirely DESTROYED by tire last
night Loss from seventy TO seventydve thousand dollars
insurance, $4,000
lively commotion exists In political circles in Kansas
caused by an III tne Lawrence SeHdWd yesterday
morning which nineteen members of the last Stale Leg
isvure brlJed 10 for Caldwell tor United states
Senator last winter ana states the paid each member
Gabriel Shreser or the West Point Band has been
missing since January Ii Is believed that he has with
foul play. When last seen he was at Cold Spring. N Y.
wearing the uniform pants and cap and citizens coat
The arguments IN the bankruptcy OF The
Cincinnati ami Lafayette Railroad The Bank OF Law
concluded In New Albany Ind yesterday
afternoon. Judge Gresham took the under Amusement
and will not render decision for several days.
thThe City Mills Mt Danvilc Junction. Auburn Me- owned
Dneley foss Co.. took bre yesterday AFTERNOON and
totally destroyed with their contents including several
Thousand bushels wheat and and several hundred
barrels of four The loss S2500O Insured FOR $laOoo
mainly in Bangor oHces.
Mrs CorneIia Burke wife OF Captain ThomE u surns'
burned death her boarding house, In Church
Hartod Conn Yesterday forenoon She alone Ia her
and way not known her clothing csugh nre,
aud she stairs In base and fell dead IN tne
kitchen The clohespress her room was found 20 oe gu
hs 10 oau out the steamer 70 saws ae
buo)dink
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
GERMANY.
imperial Honor by Knightly Decoration =
Speech of William the Victorious"
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN Jan. Is, 1872.
At meeting OF the Berlin Chapter or the Knights
OF the Black Eagle yesterday Prince Arthur Of
England and Generals Herwart Won Bittenfeld and
Baron Monteuffe were invested with the Order OF
the Emperor william.
WILLIAM THE VICTORIOUS" TO THE MEMBERS OF
THE ORDER.
The annual banquet OF the Prussian order OF the
Black Eagle was given to-day upon the anniversary
of the establishment Of the order by Frederick First
in 1901.
The attendance was quite large, including many
members OF the royal family and the most proml
nent OF the nobemen OF the empire. The Emperor
William was the chief speaker. In his remarks
he alluded 10 the fact that the occasion
was that OF a double anniversary-viz., OF
the coronation OF the first Prussian King and OF mis-
own assumption OF the imperial crown Of Germany
Among the interesting incidents of the banquet
was toast given by the Bavarian Minister to the
Emperor william, the VICTORIOUS"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
Personal Intelligence.

Baron Bunsen, of Berlin Is registered at the Clar.
endon HOTEL
United States Senator A. H. Craein, OF New Hamp-
SHIRE is domicled at the Wesmoreland Hotel.
General George p. Morgan, OF tennessee, Is
among the late arrivals at the Coleman House.
Dr. J. G. Aver OF Lowell Is staying at the st.
Nicholas HOTEL
General j. d. Emory and Major d. W. Colvin, Of
Geneva N Y, are at the Sturtevant House.
General NJ O. II. Norton, OF New Orleans, Is quar-
tered at the New York Hotel.
Colonel F. n. Lord, OF Governor Hofrman's star,
"a soiourning at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
william II. seward, Jr OF Aub urn, Is again at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
General II. d. Cooke, OF Kansas, is among the
late arrivals at the Wtstmoreland Hotel.
stale Prison Inspector f. l.. Lain, or Saugerties,
is among the late arrivals al the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr.. Constantin Catacazy and wife are to sail for
Europe tomorrow
Mr.. John Swinton, the welknown journalist and
able historian OF she Rebellion, has been for some
days confined to his bed. His brother, Professor
Swinton, OF the University Of California, Is In at
tendance on him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-19
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. Is, 1872.
kilograms from Versailles, dated to-day state
that compromise VIII probably be made in the
Assembly on the bill for taxing raw material.
II is understood that England is pledged not to
raise the duties French wines imported into that
country, whatever may be the result OF the tariff
controversy here
IEpIGSATION AND EXCITEMENT AGAINST THE PRESS
LAW.
The suppression OF the newspapers, GGuloiS and
Constitution, Is exciting indignation among the
people
THE WAR INDEMNITY FUND FOR GERMANY.
The people OF France are active in their exertions
relieve the country from the presence OF German
troops Throughout all the departments money Is
being subscribed towards paying the Indebtedness
to Germany.
A MONEY CHANCE FOR THE ROTHSCHuDs.
The Courier OF France says the government is con-
siderng the idea OF ceding the monopoly for the
sale Of tobacco to the ROtnschlds and several other
bankers for period Of thirty years, upon the
diton that they will furnish sum Gent funds TO I'M
medately pay the German war indemnity.
CONFESSION OF THE MURDER OF A PRUssIAN.
The assassin of the Prussian soldier at Lunevllle
a few days since, was man named Creme He
has been arrested at Chalon- sur-SaOne and con-
fesses to having committed the deed. Several Pc
ttlons have already been sent to President Thiers
asking him 10 pardon the prisoner.