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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13
AMUsEMENTs.
NEW LYCRUM THEATRE,
late Fechters Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue,

late Fechter's, Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue,
OPENING NIGIU. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IL
ness q the stage setting Tickets for Monday gooa ior
the presented at the box office on Monday
Mr. 1XNsELL has the honor to announce the insugu-
ration OF the TS Sn new nv daf EaTs
Really the most handsome theatre in New York.
Exquisite in form and splendid in decoration."-
asurpasses anything attempted here before."-
1ns Of the %1s Beautiful places
Most sumptuous luxurious and acknowledgement.
"Wthout exception the most elegant theatre In tho
simply p gorgeous and in admirable tasic."i-
that the quality s
hs has eesn ss Wa o Ss
nf Ha hia S T GssS Nh P4
a%bton ap sSaw enterprise now referred
fffcfs sSis se1%sf$SS
mendf sds s 6S sSS S 4 81 N Mex EosSS
THE CAST
Quasimodo, the Bell Ringer OF Notre Dame, =,
Claude Froo Archdeacon of No,re 3oass w,.,s,o
Captain Phabus Of the Kings Archers .'''1 $50.
,.,,n CHS first in the United
(Hs first appearance;
Gringore, Poet. Mr.. Smith
rsjs af:s sSgssIs,ass here years. ~.
nm. asI spSsarancs in the united siaIssS
Fleur d Iss her daughter :Ss: henderson
oudu. er ss in the United Sfse
sna,.s sT 6gss sPSsaianee in America;
FULL e cH3RUs AND GoRPs DE BALLET Tss''A
THE PLAY.
ACT I-ScENK L-Public Garden in Paris "Danse des
Tolies" and Carnival Of Fools" seen. 2-Ciauds
of Zingari and Bacchanaian Dance.
ACT IISCENE l-Cell In the Palais de Justice. SCENE
2-Courtyard of the Palais SCENE a.
"NOTRE DAME"
"Mscrere" and Grand MediGval Pageant The Catha
dral Beseged
ACT l-Cloisters OF the Cathedral ScxNE a.
OLD PARIS BY NIGHT
The Death Struggle in the Tower OF Notre Dame
Box Office now ODen
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HERALD SATURDAY s ls7s-TRPLE
ADJUSTMENTS.

AN y n<rv %
" TWO Is ffHEInFE6oRxANcEss H T2fs DAY 'A :
Of the immediate
py the world famed "Peerless Queen Of BurlesQue,"
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
HER NEW MAMMOTH COMPANY
sINBxD THE SAILOR,
SINBAD THE SAILOR
,,,,r,r,, introducing all the Specialies
DANCING QUAKERS, OPENS AT TX.
BOY SKATER, Reserved seats n
QUARTETS
LOCAL HITS, EVENING
SPLENDID SCENERY, Open At ~. begin ut g.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES Over at i0k o'clock
AUDIENCES CROWDED. SECURE YOUR SEATS.
W00D's MUSEUM ELISE HOLT
THIS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1873,
AFTERNOON, at2 and EVENING. at
Last appearances OF the Celebrated Comedienne
Miss ELISE HOLT,
Miss ELISE HOLT
The performances will commence with the charming
LITTLE TREASURE.
and will conclude with Eugene Sues
OF his wOrld-famed novel, entitled
THE WANDERING JEW,
supported by streng In of the entire Company.
MONDAY EVENING Sept Is, FIRST TIME
of the popular emotional drama, in acts, entitled
BEN MCCULLOUGH,
in which the eminent young American actor
Mr. OLIVER DOUD BYRON,
will sustain his original character.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FUR
SALE AND TO RENT.

a. Bucks county fs.n:yyapRa r. most
das eSg wand aS 4o% NICE
grass elegant and stone mansion rooms
as sa prss S Orc
only $1,000 cash required; BALANCE easy possession
Rasssa d Ts
there take North Pennsylvania Railroad to Quakerown,
inquire At Bush O' House opposite depot Tor G. L.
WALKER. Carriage waiting
A LII WANTING FARMss.-FoR SALE, TO FARMERS,
good al% Lands Virgin soil at SIS per acre on
sn Of G News nS BY
where from TO- % acres constitute sooa farm when
Quantity and variety Of fruit sent than
road. tore Schools and lem
bers Of families and others can procure good work at
straw sewing shoe work button making clothing h work
settled and Get your FAINT
@ hs s sin sgd Isp% York Is @
land Tor farming and business purposes is Gns Of the
s M Sase q ddols lsa
ton viii be sent tree Of charge Ss' '' '' ~
At RED BANK, n. ITO LET, A FIRST GLASS
Se walk OF the saton an V Old establish
ed store tor millinery and dry goods Inquire of ISAAC
BEAUTIFUL PLACE OF REsrDENCE-IN AN
convenient distance, will be sod with the Good Will of
the business; in the house and gas complete;
terms seasy. Apply to MELVILLE E. MEAD, South Nor
walk, Conn.
A GENTLEMAN'S, FURNISHED RESIDENCE-RENT
IA low to May l, every modern improvement; stable
and extensive grounds and abundance and variety
of fruit location and view unsurpassed: eight minutes
from Tompkinsvie; ten minutes from New Brighton,
Staten Island, ferries; tagged walks.
A HANDSOMELY FULLY FURNISHED PRIVATE
"A Residence to let a. Bergen Point in healthy beau
tifu location house large; modern improvements; fine
grounds; immediate possession Address box 564 Post
office, New York
A TTENTION ITALIsTS, MACHINISTs AND
"A Observation-Disclosures Wharf Property and Marine
Railway Newport landing, n j. Go acres Is houses in
GLIDING store and marine shops, supplying 30 boats,
$4,000 per annum; great bargain.
RICHARDSON, Sl8 Walnut street Philadelphia.
BARGAINS IN NEW JERSEY FARMS
ID 50 acres Middebush, Stock and Tools 600
loo acres, Kenngston, splendid Buildings. 10000
so Englishtow fine Fruit Farm $500
y acres Six Mile Run, very cheap. $500
20 others to exchange J. s. FERGUSON, 80 Mas ST.
COUNTRY REsIDENCE FOR sALE-JUsT OUT OF
~ and overlooking the city OF New Brunswick, N j.;
about 81 acres; plenty OF fruit; about two acres in straw
berries two in raspberries two in backberries; peach
grape vines in quantity; hot and cold water range,
healthy good schools, college and churches of all de-
nominations; society excellent; depot in anticpa
ton IN sight OF place Address box 33 Post Office, New
Brunswick. NJ.
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Il Erie Railroad rs miles from New York. ~ acres Of
Ground, about eOO feet railroad 'front.' with private
store and Dwelling: barns: 6utouildinss Lumber.
20 years; will be sold together or in different plots
70 snit purchaser: Reasonable price and terms easy
Cause Of selling Ill health OF the firm For further
particulars cali on address J. Y DATER son, Ram.
sew N, ~ Office,
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ENLUSHING PARK LOTS.-DAILY EXCURSIONS TO
this beautiful property from store 4S9 Third avenue,
courtesy Free excursions by special train at O'Clock
from Hunters Point each Sunday to accommodate those
who cannot go during the week. No music, no free
lunch, and no deadheads who simply go Tor free ride
home and pay $40 monthly asplendidy improved
lot in charming village six miles from this city in
vited to apply tor tickets Stone sidewalks shade
and elegant shrnbbery sdorn each lot Price 5000 EACH
payable $40 monthly without INTEREST,". liberal dis
count to cash buyers Maps free. Apply for tickets to
Nov ork
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T,OR SALE, A BARGAIN-A MARBLE QUARRY,
situated near the town Of Cockeysville Baltimore
county, and l6 miles from Baltimore city, with all the
appliances for active operation In complete order
six gangs of saws steam Cranes steam Cutters with all
the necessary tools tenement Houses, Blacksmith Shop
Mules Harness, &c, with railway to the quarry. The
new Ea IN Bamore city was nrnSed by ths
quarry the Of which were also the contractors
OF that building and the completion of their contract
and change OF business are the reasons for now offering
ing 70 purchase viii please apply to NJ A. sISSON CO.
Marble Contractors, New City Hall building, Baltimore
Mo- persOn letter.
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ELEGANT VILLA SITE FOR SALE-EIGHT ACRES
~ fine elevation. charming prospect desirable neigh
borhood all rans unequalled for rst class improve
ments Address j. W. ATWATER, Riverside station,
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TvOR SALE
u A FINE EAST THIRTTETH STREET PROPERTY
The owner OF g. fine three story high stoop brown
stone House Thrtieth street, Second avenue,
offers 1t for sale at low price and very easy
terms splendid chance for down town business man
60 buy fine home very cheap Address W. s. R., box
l69 Haraid Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

&70 OOO WORTH OF CAsT.oPF CLOTHING
YhSU'VOU Gsrpen &C.. wanted for Chicago, The
Seventh avenue between Thirty and Thirty third
street. Ladies sttanded 70 by Ma ELIAS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14
House and Lot for Sale.

The house aud lot 10 Jasper, now &C.
cupiei by the undersigned a. resi-
ienco. Good bricH hnu-e. two rooms.
htll cellar, well, &c. Price, 500 -hllf
rlsn. balance IA ionr equal ansu, pay
meats. &. DsANE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

1 Large lot Of new and improved
"A Lamps and Lanterns Tor sale cheap
n the New Drug Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

NV. Erny broa.',f on a new 10; OF
heating stoves week before last, and Of
iered them at such small profits that
they are nearly all gone. Tha.> the way
10 make II 20. lie keeps his stock up
and sells cheap.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

The art oi fer u'ing the Oporio
Crane into wine Ia this country has been
brought TO gre ,ter degree Of per.ec-
ion by Mr. Alfred Speer, of Pass Iic. y.
j.. than by any other psrsioE; in fac,
lie was the pioneer in Introducing and
ADVERTISING Native Wines. He has ur-
chased hundred, of tons nf grapes. hc-
Il ies hi, own vintage. Mr. Spccr's ~ =
r-.s has arisen FROM he strict purity
AMI valutble properties Of his wines for
invilids and .eehle persons ani hi, rei-
ul,,ioa extends ar1ull ih. world.
tyE,ler Il. L. Goodman. who first sc'-
he'd IN orr rouriy some 36 years ago.
!, row q resident Of Huntiuglurg. .id
ty M. influence has caused a Church 10
he erected in the Grove that occupie, q
PAT, Of Blcmkrr, Addition 10 the town
81 Hunting hurg .oh.ch greatly en'iancc-
,... -rencr. .fam Prospect Hi.
The hou., j. CONSTRUCTED 81 nrirk. and
i crrii, 20 lhr .cN i:.cmb-rs who ., W.
brrn 80 devoted t.. i',c .t1pf required IL
IT., construction. aud who have been 50
liberal ia 'hcir donations.
The de,lictiorv discourse will lie de-
liv,te,l u, Eidc, J. ;. Bell. Oh ih Lord,
day o. the present month. Il, which lime
The public generally is invited.
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u ? Corn Il selling o. the streets at IS
AID ~ cents poo bnshel.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEw ARE OF CDuNTERrFITsl

smiths Tonic syrup has been counierfeitee. an,
ne counierfeitrr brought 20 Vr.sf.
sNlTR's TOSic SYRUP
Th- genuine sriice must have Dr. John rpli'. p-i.e
'srap eaci bottle Dr John lull only has I'd. %
sanufaci- and sell the original John smith TOW
syrup. % Louisville Kentucky Examine wen 'lc iahe
N each bottle II nay private stamp is not On csc.
bottle 10 not purchase Or you will be deceived
See my column advertisement end ms show card
VII prosecute any one infringing MY right III,
ne smiths Tonic syrup can only be prepared by my
self
rHs PrsIc's ssHv,~T.
DIX join RULL.
Louisville. Kentucky. July T. l-7a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-11-14

prrCiiizen~ % PIiokl township should
not forget to igi'a'r to railroad ques-
ton. remembering that the prospeiit,
Of their township depends upon cary
Ing the election on the 27gh Instant ia
favor OF che appropriation
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'"NsIwH,rirS. Righ Rev. Maurice
idc ST. FaiAis. pail rs faithful children in
'Ic Church ia Dubois county an apos-
"'ic visit. cor.t,r ia to Jasper from 81.
Acinrad on Friday. = 'rac number
2. citizens, - hue" riages nnd
aAts 'or,ael 3 rrrc- "a headed
4 Jasper 3 Hs.i tar.r Char
rl s-nt Gu .an, . nee % ncc, the
iaHhi,l and lrIc' prrint who for
nrirly, qnrrirr ~ acsu.urs VI. - suc-
'r''inliA presided ov-r ana iminisicrc
zee attain o. Tho Diocc-r N.ncrnucs
aai 10y BIZ cflicicn, labor. nrcrr,led in
hdvucingi from r.s -Wt rnl grega-
lions. inist9 when rc lpos c,ugr OF It
10 The large : ai.r !. Congregations
"nd inteli.-r'N mcmnc .'ip hich i
now cmb.a VIZ G now sixty
Two years 81 sil bears nis wears witt
me MEN o. cae possessing an approviu.
conscience, aud win, truly makes "ol,
age honorable" Siauld Ia, Iilr AM
health be extended besond TIE 18th Ia,
OF January mkt, which may al
GOOD Lord permit. y, is,izns cclebr.t
M on that day his silva Jubilcc n,
Bishop OF vinrcnncs. The number q
persons confirm 4 - this county. dur
Ing this Wit has ,ceu kin w eu~nishc
u.s. upon - lH's y. kuFltAe
fldelis VI ~ api j. - folloNs /
Jasper, ii 80. .ii,r so: (. JOsclj i
Ferdinand %. = Iot.. IA.
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,ni PRICES before purchasing elsewhere and n the
inni purchase ~ me- d fanl ro' De nay fsat b'iny
iracfcai a,tkr, an meseit will be my shop a. ~
lives 10 sarer ufeud work
March 3. Iss3..ly IslDogE SCHUMACHER
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Place Nap,'eor i sail to be pre-
,,riny for a trio 20 America.
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FINEST BEAVER CLOTH.
Do5SK,a CASSIRtERES
FRENCH cASSiMERES,

SATINETs, TwrrDs. CoRpuRoYs.
WATFRPRoors. JEANS, &C.. &c,
FOR suits. anl ais, SPLENDID VE-srISGs,
in rood variety.
There j. no need now of going abr ad
20 re-, suits. - am determined 10 keep
M with the demand. and have therefore
bronghi on this stock. which | am
prepared to make ny IN the latest It. lie,
aud IT reasonable prices. Suits will be
made up TO order, ia the latest fashion.
or n customers NAV wish.
Cu,iinr lonc rro'nnilv. md good fit.
gi.uAntc.d tom" aud soc me on
Fast MAIN STREET.
Sept. IL '-3~y Font 90 Court House
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~ Now. Tho tiinr Tor delinqucnt
uhseribcr' to pay - 10 cash, or any.
hing TO eat or wear. or ~ stove wood
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Nv. Msv'sis the place - get ricc
,o,t. II you lpn'f believe Il, call and
sra
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10 Every Citizen OF Dnbois Co:

We are DESTROYS of publishing papar
which will advance the Interests Of the
county IA every way, and TO that end
request your assistance. We want YOU
70 furnish any items which YOU think
will be o. interest in your locality. any
local events Of interest happening we
would be glad 10 hear of.--llso any dis
coverics OF minerals, or other articles
Reneinhcr, we ctnnot be every " here ~
the same time. and IL you want 4 really
good paper you can help make il so.qnd
n the same time bring your locality into
public notice. Snort communications
are invited upon any subject. and for
those who have not been accustomed 10
writing for the public. we viii cheer
fully correct any errors their manu-
script may contain. Send along the
items.
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HAS rented the Stable Of Tob,ss
! iIrrbig. aud hl> = good stock o.
RCGGI and SADDLE HORSES 10
iirr. 10 careful Users. lie will also do
ans kind 30 hauling Jasper or vicinity
promptly.
Horses kept by tie day or week OF,
liberal terms.
Persons having horses IN sell. or de-
string 10 purchase horses. will find This
q desirable place. ~ tie proprietor viii
plv particular attention to dis hraucl
nf business: aud will receive horses foi
sale on reninnission T. desired.
\ -har. of patrot.asc j solicited.
Good pl experienced osilcrs 1t all
iimc- IL aiionHauce.
sept. II. 1873 l..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-10
PATRIOTISM MADE PROFITABLE.
An Army Officer who has an Eye to the
Law and the Profits.

An Army Officer who has an Eye to the
Law and the Profits.
On the last day OF the recent session OF Con-
press, Senator Bayard, Of Delaware, intro
duced a resolution inquring as to whether
any officer of the army, stationed In South
Carolina, has received or attempted to pro-
cure, payment from the State Legislature for
services performed In the line of his duty or
otherwise, or has been admitted to practice
and has pracliced at the bar of the State for
his personal emoument, while receiving pay
ss on officer of the army; and whether such
officer Ia now on duty In said State, and de-
tached from his regiment for any service, and,
If so, for what service.
"ThIs iporIry," says the Columbia PhenlX,
"points to Major Lewis Merrill, who has been
In command of the post at YorkVllie, 10 thls
State, for the last TWO years, and mas oeen
conepIcuous for his activity In hunting
no and arresting Ku.Klux, aud for hls
zeal, lu concert with District Attorney
Corbin, In having them. convicted. he
has now, we perceive, been relieved OF
bis command OF the troops, and ordered
to report 10 Attorney General Williams
for service, In connection with pending Ku-
Klux trials. In this field Major Merrill will be
entirely at home, aud no doubt ready and
eager auxiliary to the prosecution. The Leg.
islature OF South Carolina has appropriated
thirty-hve thousand dollars as compensa-
tion for Major Merrill and others, Tor their
services against the Ku-Klux. We do not know
whether be has received his quota or not; but
as be has not only done such service 10 the
field as the Legislature thought be should De
thus rewarded, but been active In season and
out of season In getting the appropriation
passed. we think It more than likely mat ne
has. It is beyond doubt that he has attempted
to procure this payment 1t is equally clear
that it was for services performed 10 the lloe
regularly. He has thus sought 10 get double
pay for his services. IT. is also we'll known
that he has been admitted 10 practice law in
This State. Aud he has continued on duty
here all The time he was playing lobbyist and
lawyer, until relieved lew DAYS ago, as
stated above. Thess facts are all known here,
aud at the service OF any COMMITTEES OF iuVes-
tigatiOn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-10
TEE BRIGHT SIDE.

The last number OF the Camden Journal con-
tains trenchant article, evidently from the
nen of its new editor, General james B. Ker-
shaw. which turns The attention of the reader
to the bright side of the picture, as 1t exists
at least In Kershaw County. The editor says:
Croaking has been 80 universal since The
war. It was 80 we'll nigh justlned oy the nard-
ships ami trials we nave undergone, That II
was tolerated and encouraged until IL mas De.
come habit, and with many II Is confirmed
cbronic disease. worse than the evils 1t groaned
A calm though hasty glance at our surround
ings will convince any one lnat Inere 10 no
turther Justification or excuse Tor the croaker.
True. taxes are high and dunlust-goVernment,
State and county Is oppressive, tyrahnlcal ana
partial is verf common, even
i,nt p of noIi,ics-but erumbling offers no cure.
In nolitical and social sense, we In old
Eershaw ara far better of Than In most sec
tions of the South, while In material matters
we are prospecting.
Let the facts speak for this business season;
Moro cotton and corn have been produced
than In any other year since the war.
o More cotton has been bought and sold In
More cotton has been shipped on our
railroad, and lees corn brought 10 us.
4. More money has oeen aanuiea ny ouf
farmers merchants, lawyers &c.
s. More horses, mules and oAen are o"neu
and worked In Kershaw County.
G. There ls scarcely Vacant nouse VI iai ~
III = ."f Perfect ERECT health, peace and good order
prevail. .,,o,oh,o oond,,,on
Now, that list shows iaoio oon"i'''A
at lpast
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Weak and Commonplace.
lFrom the Baltimore Gazelte, Dem. ]

The matter of The address Ia weak and CON-
monplace, not only In lis review OF The past,
but IN Its opinions of the present, and Its
speculatlons as 10 The future. In alludlng 10
the course he has pursued in The Southern
States-his declaration of martial law In niue
counties of south Carolina; his support oil
Casey at New Orleans; for bringing troops and
Galln guns TO bear upon refractory Republi-
cans, aud his recognition of the Kellogg gov
ernment In Louisiana, on the strength Of an
Infamous decision of an infamous judge-Gen-
eral Grant asserts that ''no Executive control
Ia exercised la any one cf them that would not
be exercised In any other State under similar
circumstances" In this bold vlndcaticn of acts
which even Republican senators, 10 discussing
the louisiana troubles, dared mot commend,
the Northern States may find menace and q
warning
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-10
LONDON, March 8.

fant.
LONDON, March 8.
The police this morning arrested In this city
q woman who Is known to be the accomplice
and paramour of Warren, the principal In the
heavy forgeries on the Bank of England. The
sum of sl3, ,75o in gold was found In her apart
ments. The woman gave her name as Ellen
Burnham, and when the money was discov'
cred exclaimed, "Lhat money is not mine.
She was committed 10 prison for examination
on Friday 'Iext. Noyes, the clerk OF the
torgers, who Is now in custody, was brought
before The court to-day, and after eXamina'
ton was remanded for week.
A special dispatch from Berlin 10 the London
Times says the Government of France has
officially given Germany financial guarantee
for the payment, at the designated time, oi
the last mllllard francs OF the war Indemnity,
and that negotiations between the two gov
territory by the German troops at an early
day have already beeen commenced.
So little credit Ia attached TO the rumor oi
the separation OF the Marquis OF L0rne and the
Princess Louise that their trends have not
taken the trouble TO publicly contradict 1t.
Many of the Russian officers and diplomats
have left st. Petersburg for Asia, and 1t is
probable tnaC tl6 hulVa ChupaiEu Hii Som'
mence at an early day.
BERLIN, March 8.
The naturalization treaty between Germany
and the United States will probably be amend
cd 30 as to provide that Germans who have
returned from America and remained two
years at home shall be considered to have re-
nounced their rights as naturallzed American
citizens.
PARIS, March 8.
The government has up 10 this date paid 10
Germany $500, 600, 900 francs on account OF
the war Indemnity.
The cartridge factory at Mont Valerlen ex-
ploded last night with terrible destruction.
Twelve soldiers were killed and nearly one
hundred wounded.
MADRID, March 8.
The streets In the Vicinity of the palace OF
the Cortes were thronged With people during
the session OF the Assembly yesterday. and
much excitement prevailed. Detachments OF
the civic guards were stationed at various
strategic points In anticipation OF an outbreak.
Figueras, president of the Council, will to-day
propose a motion for the Immediate dlssou-
ton of the Assembly.
'' ROME, March 8.
The Pope, In replying to an address pre-
scented TO MIN to-day, SAID tnat reconciliation
with the Italian Government was Impossible.
God would punish the invaders of his donin-
ions. As Catholics were ever unshaRaole in
their faith, he had the utmost confidence 10
the ultimate triumph Of the church.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-10
Modest and Simple.
From the Boston Advertiser. Adm. Rep.

From the Boston Advertiser. Adm. Rep.I
The brief address with which the President
enters upon his second term is marked with the
dlrectness and simplicity which are The ruling
traits of his character. It requires capacity
aud magnanimily oil no ordinary kind, in an
hour of triumph like this, TO speak OF the past
with such modesty, and of the future with
such forbearance as are manifested In this ad-
dress. New as the President was to civil dis
tinclions of this character, he has been an apt
pupil, and has learned that In craftsmanship
as in war nothing can stand against the muta
tlons OF public opinion, and the everlasting
and sometimes terrific conflict OF Interests,
but clear and strong sense of personal duty
and absolute sef-control.