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NEW sumac. vol. I. .

agitation (hauls. 33cm eat. a " Michelin”,

one octane

IR I'IIKTID AND I‘VIIJIICIII IVIILY WIDXIIDAY loltlllo, “Y i

I}, E I L L " & (3 o . ’ Reading Room Proprietor, anirons um rnorninrons. COMMISSION MERCHANT Al lht'i'r (Miro, l’rimw‘ Sli'i'cf, C'h'loil'n. “‘0 AIIC'I‘ION EEK».

'l'ltllhll run run “ unnum"

For 1 yo-nr, paid in ulvance, £0 ti 0 " “ " half-yearly in adv-nor, 0 lo 0‘

Advertisement» inserted at the usual rates. JOB PR! N'I‘INC}

(if every dcecription, performed with nratnrn. Ind deepltch I id on moderate terms. at tho III-Juno ()tllce.

CHARLOTTETOWN, - ~ - P. E. ISLAND.

{I or... niobium, COMMISSION MERCHANT. ALTCT l ( )NJCJL‘R,

(l'OLLIfUTINH .l GENT. Sourin. l’. E. l.,.lanuary 2. 1870. 1y

ALNIANACK [’0]! NOVENIIIBIR aioox‘n muons.

FIYIJ. Moos, 8th day, 3h'20m" morn., S. W.

Li»? I'All‘ﬂiﬂ. llith day, 4h. 47m., morn., N.

an 3 mm, 22.1 day, 9h. 0m., cvcn., N, \V. Finn anrnu, 20th day, 6h. 21m.. cvcn., N.

Atatar aaactcr,

"m ‘—--~~ ,5" Fr , rm ‘ l- i:- son I , iATﬁ .A x; -' l 4 P. D\\' WEEK "005 HIGH ll.\\ 3 “g dormant-mars watw lvn'th NOTARY I’llBLll‘. ﬁr. l I. h m b ‘in'h m h m h . in 1 Tuna” a 46‘ “mom: ‘ MW 5“? Orricn:--Two donrs below Back of 1'. ll. I. ‘1 “mined” 47. '1‘] 0 4'3 5 5“ 53: Greal George Street ~ - - Jh'lown. it IThursduy 49. do I h 7 0 43. 4 {Friday an! 3e 2 i: 7 51. in. Decembcmﬁco- ll .Satuydly 52 ill 3 is ii in 42, “.1 - -. «m-.. . .. ....--.. (i Iﬁunlay 5-1 llil l 52 0 1‘! 40 7 “Monday 5:. 31 5 5-: m 9 an; J. M. D” H '{ucgdayd fill 3lli‘iscu l0 ill all it \'c nee ay 57 20 15 401i ‘21 32 ) l ‘ ‘t ‘ V ,0 “mm,” ,9! 27‘ 6 20m" 2,, l IIYSILIAN & bUli(xli().\ 11 lglldlg 7 ll 2i: 7 n 03:1 25‘ orricn I.\' 12f Itur a 2 2: ‘ 50 1 21, 9:1 , 18 {piumi‘ny’ a; 24’ {347 2 4 2,, l3eslln-lsny’n lilock, It ; on ay 5 2:: 'J 42 2 5‘: 18. . , 1:. 'aucatinyd 7; 22m in : :i» i.'.i 0°“ AP°"'°‘“"5“"““) I6 (‘dhoe ay 8‘ 21 ll 58 4 3'3, 1:! IT 'I‘huruday 9t 20morn. .1 28‘ ll STREET‘ is Friday in: 101 7 6 29 95 —--—-— 19 gains-day‘ 12 la 21‘.’ 7 32. (l; RESIDENCR: 30 tin l H I” ll ‘Zt‘ ll 30. ii» , 21 "mi-yr , ii iii: 4 5d 9 2.3: I North American Ilotel. '12 Tuesday in 15 6 H 10 2am nag oi...i-..........., In...” .,I ,9,“ w 23 Wednesday 18 15‘ Meta ll 1:, 57‘ 26 Thursday 20 15 (73 u mum 5:15: . 25 Pride 2'} H‘ 7 0 ‘3 5 i a. swig 2. .. s n n 5.». .0; FlTZGEBELO & 331W. 97 tau-day 23 Id 9 ‘20 l 50'. til 23 Monday '11; 3210 3| 2 “3 4a ‘ Attorneys and. SOIICitors, 29 Tuesday 26 12'” 35‘ ll (iii ‘6‘ ' to Wednesday 27 imam a 32, 45 “N’— * l ' mums PUBLIC.

PRICE! CURRENT. Cn‘rowx, Nov. 18,1870. I’rovuions.

Beef. (email) per lb. - . . Do. by the quarter - . . Pork (care-ha) - . .

I 0 P F l C E: f O‘Ifullormi’s Building, (Iran! Gmrgr .S‘lrcr! M a mi Charlottetown, P. E. lslnnd.

"‘1 a 5‘: It. It. FITZGERALD. - -

- old it mid: It. Snaw

Do. (small) - - - . (Id :1 rid, Nov. 2, 187‘). mu Hutton, pct lb. - - . « it? n (01‘ -... l, it . . . . - :i . I $3,531,; . _ . _ . 71,2531 SPRING PARK

ls 21o leﬁd In It! (I in 2d iiil it 5lli hid it la

Butter (freeh) - - - - Do. by the tub - - ‘ Choose, pcr lb. - . e - Do. (new milk) a - - - Tallow, pcr lb. - - - - M u ltd Lard, pct lb. - - - - - 0.1 u in Flour, pa-r 100 ilu. . in... n '20. listincal. pcr 1001M. - - 1": N a 1901 ml‘

Steam Brewery,

Charlottetown, - P. B. Inland.

A. K. & r3. Pale Ales.

lluckwncst flour pu 1b. - - lid 4 2.1) ' I . ’ ' Eggs, In" doz. _ _ _ l5 0 d a x‘ 1,], l}: (.l’lsk Oil LN "0.11.3. HARRINGTON & CO.

on“ . Doc. i, 1869. 1y Farley, per bu-h. - - .‘lu (id 0 is M ‘ Oats per bush. - - - 24 3d u 2: ld' ,. “m.-. - . ._ u n“.-. - -

Vegetables. ' i afluud. nrcrn Ptnl, pry quart - - - thi (1 EM‘ “AAA”. Viv“, k y _ 'MM‘ WWN‘ Potatoes, pct hueh. - - - ls 2d «r in :ld 'l'm'nipii per bush. - - - 10d a ll? WOOd Wanted. Poultry. ’ N Largo or Small Quanllllcs, 1.0mm 2,000

ﬂop” . . . . . 2.6.1.; 3.. t‘orda of WOOD. in Logs, 'l‘imlwl‘, Spurn 'l‘ntkvys, cnch - - - - AM o 75 lid and (hirilwnml, in be or link. White Ash, valu, mob - - - - 1.»: 3d a 2m llirch, Hooch. I'lllll. Sprint-i . l'inc, Ccdar, Fir, Chickens, pu pair - - - lnﬂd u an”; and l’uplur, to be delivered at the Ducks c - - o - ll 3d a 1s 6d! .

m h ; “Kill-borough Mills,”

I .

‘ Corner of Formal and Water Slrccls. am- a 30s .

Codﬂsh. per qtl - - - - ﬁrrringa. per laurel - - - 251i a 40: E “,m: ackcrcl ex on. - - - ’ ' p 1 Ash Hoops and Hoop Poles. "mm." ' F r l u i l t ownv III . rr tan - - - . - 65- n 755‘ , '3’. u" l" .p" m am “my 0 ‘ mzwl: p" “L _ . . _ ,3 6d d 2. (.o.\.\oi.m. in“... or to Clover Seed, or lb. - . - - CARVELL BROS- Timouw seal: I," bum, . . , l‘h'town, hav. 2, 1870. if llomcapun, per yard - - - In a 6:; . (tall-kins, per lb. - - - - Gd a 9d liiden, pcr lb. . - - . . “until ﬁnal. Wool - . - . - - lanlsddl _ y

33 (id a 5s 0d

3. 0d a 42 0d; (ml 12. 'lCllAIA ls 0d o Is 6dr

lMlNlNil ASSOUlAl‘l0N ! l

3 AM authorized to give orders on the Mines , belonging to this Association. for Cargncs ! . of COAL. on hivorablo terms, at prices named

Hhrepeklns . . A pph-s, per bush. - - - Partridge. - . . .

Gitonmt LEWIS. Market Clerk.

grating your“.

WVWW~~M~

Giuliani. (it, '

MVVV'~MW rm... NW, _ . ,,

o. & s. DAVIES,

Ilavo Just opened, at the

London House,

A large and very superior assortment of,

Ready-Made Clothing,

Cut in the latest London Styles, consisting of‘ . . :tlmnnund transparent. hypocrisics.

chrconis, ln .‘li-lton. Whilncy. and ilcnvcr. duiihb- and «logic brrnutcd. Windsor, tixl‘uul, West of England. and l'l'llli‘t‘ Albert Sncqucs. Moii‘r, Ynutlis' and “031' Pilot and Whitney lll‘flll'lll lli'i‘lvl‘tt and Xupolcon Sill'qllt'l‘: l'nivi-mity, Ami. trulinn. lllnck and Fancy 'l‘werdvi and Ducilhlu Suits to match.

Undcr Shirts. In-nvy Sonic and I-‘ani-y l-‘lnnncl Shirts. in lirrvat variety.

Also, a fashionable assortment of LADll-ZS‘ \VINTBB MAN'I‘LISS. G. & S. DAVIES. Quocn Square, Nov. 2, 11470. 2m

Itcaiﬁsraéti

CLOTHING STORE.

' Ill; Subscrilwr has just rccvivcd, pcr Ships “ Now Dominion" and “ Argon." from luvcrpool, ninl ' lmlia Allcv.“ from London, a

full supply of

Cloths and Trimmings,

Sullpblc for n “rut-class Merchant Tailcr's

.ﬂtﬂullshlllmouu.l.‘lng in mrr nt— Bcnvcrs, Whitney‘s. I’ll itﬂ, Moltoiis. Sataras, Black and Fancy Tweeds.

Docekina and Supcviiuc Illnclt Cloths.

The above Goods having been selected for the Subscriber. by s competvnt judge, they can be rccommrndcd to the public as superior ar- llavlng been purchased at the maan roa- ' Beings practical tailor himself. and , understanding his business thoroughly. he can : att‘ord to sell cheaper than those who know no- * Give him a call before purchasing clacwhcrc. and he will guarantee you lwttcr value for your money than can be, and at any uthcr. Tailoring Establishment in

doles. factories for Gish. they can be sold very sonablo.

thing about the trade.

the oily. P. REILLY. Ch'town. Nov. 9, 1870.

Emperor winhea (and the l’opo known and oven clothes of their captors. being it) the l’ontill‘a Sovereign. ()nly chlld- unnblo. in fact, to make thcmmlvcs un- rcn in politics can afford to laugh over vloratond otherwnie. So great was their

ROME.

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ROME IN REVOLUTION. itho dillicultios which are being prepared dislike to tho I’rueeians that they, one ——j- _ ‘for revolutionary Italy, on account of its‘and all, expromd their willingness to (From the "Ma ('ullulu‘H-l Eoccupation oi llama. [to who writes to serve in the French lines. Tho capital

.‘n—n

. I _ ' _ iyou knows that Pius IX. lllltl so much in E in manufacturing twenty-live initrailleue-

An illustrious Roman CIllZOll writes M ; hand as to be ablo to any (and he has 5 en a week, two million cai‘tridgeeo day. fulanH:-“ These days are the lthﬁohlle , said it smilingly) all will end soon. l’iun l and field guns and munitions in consid- und lyranniud reign of lion. The lio-‘IX. has received. it. is believed, a lotter orablo quantities. The Echo (In Nurd m3“ l’l'cm'» Which l“ 0" rel'l’lllllmlllr)’.containing-a plcdgc, and he baa received :annonncca that a ridiculously insignifi- lics most barcfncedly. her-01180 the hon' . it from one who has always bravely re- cunt disturbance was made in front of

CHARLOTTETOWN’

Woollen Factory Company.

ANOTHER CALL 0N SHARES.

IIE Directorn or the Charlottetown Wool. lcn Factory Company have onion-d a Call of Tax min cum. on each and cvcry Sluirc hold in the said Company, to be payublo atihc Scrrctnry & 'l‘ru-nsnn-r'a (mice, on or norm.- ‘l‘imrsuay, ilic lot or Drei'mlicr ncxt; also,

that all Shareholders in arrears, and those who

subscribed last Spring, bc notiticd to pay up

at the same data (int Doc. next.) wbatcvcr

amounts they have unpaid. short of Seventy live pcr ccut., the total pvt" ocntagc n-nv cali- i-d In. The Directors further intimate that as they are making arrangements to procure

Machinery to ho ahippcd in April next, thc l pCIlSlOH Ol‘ hmml‘s balance of the Stock will be rcqulrcd about;

the lat of March, 1571. IlyOrdor,

mvin mum. s... & Twas. Ch'town, Nov. 2, "170. tin

BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND , ((‘ornar of Grout (barge and King Streets.) l

lion. Dum. Damn. President. WILLIA‘I Convict. Esquire. (Tau-iii". Discount Days-«Mondays and Thursdays. Hour: of Business—Front 10 s. in. to l p. in"? and from it p. in. to 4 p. m. ,

Kr The I’. E. Island beving's Denis is in, connection with the Treasurer's Utlice. llsye of» deposit: Tuesday: and Fridays, from 10 a. In. to I p. in.

Union Bank of P. E. Island. (North Side 0am Square )

minus Patina. E~quire, President. Jams Anunnemi, Require, Cashier. Discount Days—JV. ins-days and Saturdays. Hours of ﬂuctuate—ruin to s. in. to I p. m., aodtromap.n.to|p.m.

Summerslde Isak. Control Stud. Sunmrsids. I‘. R. Ida-d. President—Juice 1.. Human at , Cashier—ll. Mot). Bruin, ' m. n

Discount Days—Tuesdays and Fr days. Hours of Business—l0 s. in. to it p. on. and from 1 p. m. to it p. in.

Mere’ Bank,

Rotation. - - I’. E. Inland.

Incident-Juno": Dotson, Enquire. Cashier-Mania .l. lluxcnsun, Esquire.

Discount Di]--Wedneedsy in cachwcvk.

below, viz i...

N’d. Cy.

Old Sydney Mines, Large. $2.25 13:. (id. “ -‘ Small, 0.75 lo. 6d. .libion Mince, Plotou, Large. 2.2.1 lils. lid. ” " Small, 1.25 hi. (id. Ling-n lllnce. C. 13.. Large, 1.75 10:. (id. “ " Bum". 0.80 ls. Ind.

Coal delivered the on board at the loading wharvcs at the mines. A discount allowed on Albion Largo Coal, for quantities over 30 tons. (1. W. 133131.018. Ch'town, Aug. 3i. "370. .‘im

inaction. A

MAN ~\-\,»—\ ~

03133011110" IUTUAL

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Board of Dirt-crow for the current year : lion. Goons Bun. President.

lion. H. I. Oslbeclt, William Brown. In" John Scott. .. Bertram ﬂoors, Seq . William Devil. .. W. E. Dow-en. For... Robert am. In.

‘1. Dame—i 30h M 3“... ‘ Bummer Mm

til-shouts tro- tome-Jena. oi. ﬂitan PALIIB, loo. & Mm.

Mutual hr. Insurance Glee, May on, me. i

,W.. “rm M».

(brooms, &r.

~/~.,.«.~~ vw‘, ’\. ~ ~ \. “Jv»/‘~/"——/~ ,m.~/\_ A. «w

“ Italian Warehouse.”

II'ST RECEIVED, from London end else- t win-rc—

100 «bent! and half cheats 'I‘liA, 5000 lbs. Jamaica lLOFFEl-I. 60 hlulu. Sl'liA ll. 50 pun. hllil..\.\'SE-‘l. 100 doz. l'lCKidis and SAUCES, 400 boxcn ltAlSlNS. 10 lu-ﬂo (ircun (IRA I‘ES, ltl bbls. Cl’llllAN'nl. 10 “ London t‘rushcd Sl’lllll. 2'0 «‘asks&20lic:incs llramly and Gin, Choke & qr. cults Superior Wmos, «in. 620.. die. Wiiomzuiim axn Itn-r.m.. MACEACIIICRN & Co. Cb'town, Nov. 9, 1870. lm

Tobacco! Tobacco!

IIE Subscriber having removed next door

to tin.- obl Stand, be a leave to iniimste to his patrons and the pa lllO in general. that he has lined up a m" Tobacco Factory. on an extensive scale. from which he will supply

- his customers on tho most liberal termr.

Also. on hand, a large assortment of Fano PIN-23.204100 ClilAltS. 400 box" LUZEA- 61-18, 800 down SHOE BLACKING. 12 gross BLACKLEAI). 8 cases MATCHES. besides I large assortment of

GROCEILIES,

To which he invites the attention of intend~

in; purchasers. CHARLES QUIRK,

‘11er Queen Street. Ch‘towa, Sep. 7. 1870. 8th

-.--wm.., , .

cum puma.“

ATM

HERALD OFFICE,

Prince Street, (nest-(he Alhcnamm‘)

journalists neck to tluttcr tlwnmelvce

cvcn Victor Emmanuel; it knows that the refuses cvory proposal ofcompromiac.

just to humbug the public.

cat Untholicprcss in pl'cl’cllll“l by ‘llhl'rydoctncd bin plcilgcn. No! tho Pope is ty’ from showing itscll. "l‘llt‘ ll‘ltll'tSIN-‘e‘llol. abandoned. llovcrnincnt llCl, rolling itself up III a. U [f you can publish it, publish this ' . . Alltmy propbccy. i any and maintain that ItalianJournalism devoti-d toilic rcvolu- tho invasion of Rome will have for in- tionlica. 'lhc wrotchcd p'cnplc ofltnlyjcvitablc and not rcmotn conncquenccs arc loll and fattcncd ilpon lies, The i'cnl ,tliocc two : hit, a dccisivc forciin inlcr- conditionoflioinoieycnllmsly C(‘Ill‘cdhtd.lvcntiou; 2dly, the ruin of tho ltaban li‘vcausc they are afraid to make itknown. ' Kingdom and its (linincnibci'mcnt. And lun- thc present, they arc only prcpm‘ml itllllt-l we shall have ullt‘O morn vei'iiicd toadmitilmt,exceptannscrublc ‘canailo' ‘- thc old saying, ‘lioinc is fatal.’ ” of the lowest class of llomans, the 'llo-' man pcoplc’ is rcprcacntml by a cloud of: _ , strnngcm. prostitutes and mountcbanks l Tl”) “Homilg '5 “llllzxccrl’l “3"” “L” A low timid people make the pretcncc journal of :1 ‘mlllhcﬂ tenure. 08911 ‘ of approving of what. in their hearts they iug tho parting of the Pope and his or- condcuin. Almost the cniirc population ; my :« is averse to tho novelties provided for. u v . . them by tho bonibshclls of ourlibci-utorn.k , “hon ‘yV", “"9 dmw“ “P "l “"0- Xcithcv the conscience, nor tho inclina- j “‘“i'hl-l‘ "'0 ‘ “mo-31"» 3"“ r93"! l0 depart. tionn, nor tho intci'cute of tho Romans,iblll"}'°ll;\lt‘ll Blf‘t‘ik’lled lt‘fr‘v‘ll"lil33‘lv “l crmit them to adhere to a state of“ "0100 l‘u'cn “'I name mu, ca c out {lungs which ‘violcncc’ alone has intro- 31"" WWW“! n”: 1".“ IX! A tremen‘ ducod. Au for that, no one has any faith d0” “"9" mm“ {mm 0"” mm“ m “’5‘ in its duration, and all generally foresee Pomo- Jusl the" ll“! 1Ul“’,“l’l""‘red M that the reverse will not be slow in com. l ‘1“ balcony, mull l‘ii\l?ltlg “in; lbland: to int: and crhn s tragicall . l nha‘nt . PM?" WW“ ' “ “y 0 '3“ my damn by Email“ 0f we wimp“ ,3 Per, 4 ltill.lillll childrcn l’ chcr can the eu- pctrntcd by tho ‘dclivcring' (2’)b.iyoncte. : , . I will not attempt to describe the actual C‘l,“““°‘1"'"‘ “mt hm" “We” “'0 30““ Wm.er exercised by “,0 .pisz (“mint those present wcrc ruiscd above all nmb') and minim-vist "veruur People. i thought cl cn'rth. \\ 1th a frantic Lynn which is dc,th to the pup“ I WU,” _ :1 Hungarian (mauve druwrilns cubic, an amp to weary You with account“ of the i Instantaneous rush of stccl Is heard and tummy [,mugi,‘ u, 1,0,“- ugninst Hump gllionsunds of blades flash in thonunliglit! fcatalionn of tho )0 )ulut‘ will, nor even < The scel‘Q‘hal’O’”“.‘i’°"l"wrymaﬁa-'0' 5mm 1 ﬁpmk tolvgu of the ridicupnmlahlc. At the agonizing thought oflcav.

‘Ulunta’ which Cudorna’s sword has im- 5 '“K

~D-“

poem! ppnn no. the hotter} a‘cvcrn ““t according to the ideas oi in: Florence

dcapote, I will, instead, say just. two words about the real state of the exist- ing dilllcultica between the Pope and tho i W”‘0 “ll'llifll‘l°~

lat sorrow stream down the checks of

usurpinfrevolution. l'io Noni) remains ‘ “"3 “‘lvmfcal All we mm") “m 0"" hull always 15,, 33mm 11,, in "Mm. to wme ‘ and cry of ‘farcwcll,‘ break from the head

cvcry possibility ofmistnkc with regard : “f . , . lo the fallacy of 'conciliation,’ took ml'kv “"d “l length .l""""1 l" by the care to have rcvolutionury ltnly in Home with a discharge of artilloi'y,‘ H,

and that they should only cuter by force “‘0 “her-n ' pf grcnudcnlnnd bombs; that is to nay.L _.-__wc,_,_,_.m ,_ H H- , . io rcccivcd nor as he Would an ‘cncm '.'l

Having thus violently catered to usuyrpi R '

a kingdom, Plus the Ninth solemnly con-l 'V‘='*~“ “ "“ ctilutcd himsclf in the cycn of Europc SI E G l‘} and of the world a 'prinoncr,’ and a prior oncr of revolutionary Italy, his cncmy. ,

01" PARIS.

Tho Ti'lcyraph publishes a lcttcr from

[In has refused to treat with her in any its correspondcnt in Paris, in which it:

shape or form, and soon he will ninkcmnym-“lt is rather extraordinary that known to thc Catholic world. by solemn itho prejudice against. liorao flesh is and explicit acts, his condition of 'pris-fatrongcr in tho poor than in the richer oner.’ It is in vain that the herd of quarters of l'lll'lSrWlllCll in, perhaps, at. tribntublo to tho fact that the poorer classes have to prcparo the moat them- selves. Since it in tolcrubly certain that another two or three weeks will exhaust the ehccp and oxen in the city, the Gov- ‘ci'nmcnt arc slaughtering a number of horses for suiting against. this cmcrgcn- .cy, and in order to ilinpcl prciudicc it is proposed to open establishments in tin: puorsnt and most populous quartcrs, lwhcrc bouillon of horse can bc sold at a nicrcly nominal pricc, to imlncc pcoplc

that the Pope will yield. The Florence Government knows right wcll that I’io‘ IX. will suffer everything, but will not yield one atom of his pontificnl and sove- rcign rights; it known that be will not receive any of its ambassadors; itknuwu that he will not admit to his presence

; it known that every chance of conciliation is dcspcrutc. 'l‘hc mob ofjournaliam sings and sings again that Plus the Ninth is incliucd to yield, ltia an im.‘ pudcnt culuniny. ll; caluniniatcs (Jar- dinal 'Antunolli, rcprcscuting him as in- vomblo to conciliatory measures. it calnmniatcs the Jesuits, stating that they arc the causc of Pius tho Ninth’a stubbnrnces. The foal truth is, that the lloly Father is not disposed to make, nor will be ever make. any concessions. because he 'cannot,’ he ‘ought’ not, and he ‘will’ not. This being the state of things, what will rrvolntionary ltuly do? She is necessarily responsible bcforc governments who have Catholic subjects fortho consequences. Tho l’opo clcardgravity, some days ago that. twonty ly is not. 'fi‘cc,’ nor ‘imlcpcndcnt;' but‘thouaand Englishmen had fought thcir at. the mercy of tho Malian revolution gway through the Prussian lines and were

Uovcrnlncnt allows each pcrson i4 100 grammcs, rather less than a quurlcr of a pound, per day. A good deal ul oxcllc-

princes arc in France and intend joining the Army ol'tlic liUllO. An angry dcpu-

day, to know the truth of the rumor; but .the Government could neither contradict inov confirm it. claim the good patriots, ratbcr than be \savcd by Prince who Would afterwards bcccinc «King. Another and a moat improbable

thnsianm of that supremo moment bc

'ravoning wolvca who had followed tlicLll‘Cal 000530”. l in lmontceo lilo Rome, tears of bitter-

lmeu who had laced death in many a des- Tho trumpets sound the column, is caught up from rank to

received‘wllulo army, and swells into a mighty . thunder ol deﬁance to the enemy across

want is manitcatcd, that thc ()rlcuns“ tation waited on tho liovcrnmcnt 3’09“.ch

Let Franco perish l cx-i an army commanded by u?

"mcn and a largo force of artillery. report. was circulated, with all pussiblc§

jtbo morning.

' the l‘rcfccturc. The crowd was dispers- cd with great rigor by the Garden Mo- : bile. 'l’hc ringleadcrs took to flight, and lto~day all is quiet.” , .,-.. . M . The Freeman thus oummnrincn thc cvcnie bclorc l’uris up to tho 22d ult :—

“Thc aspcct of Paris is hopeful and dcliant. and it is only now that tho l’rua- sinus commence to realize the diﬂicul- tics of the task they have set. before them. Up to this they hnvo been the attackers and not the attacked. le position is now reversed, and though the recent engagements»! con rsc, havo bccu on but a small scale, still they have in- variably resulted to the advantage of the Front-h, 'I‘lm bombardmont has not yet commenced, nor is it likely that the Prussian will be in a pouition to open lire for some time to Como. Tho Prue- ian battaliqu were aurpriaod at Bag. ncaux, neavtlic Fort of Mont Roug’e, bo- -twccn Chutilion and the road to Orleans, and after a furious attack by the Mobile Guards, rcpnlscd with heavy lusst‘rl, thcir position having been carried at the point of the bayonet. They lost 3,000 linen. and were obliged to request. an ,armistico of forty-eight hours to bury ’thcir dead. The Frcnch troops cii'octcd ‘ a successful rcconnoissuncc, omnplt-tcly ‘disludging the enemy, and dismantling ilhcir batteries. About the same time a victorious cncmtntcr took place otEconia

the 1101). Father to “,0 mercy “the when tho cncmy woro compelch to rc-

although they were nu- pcrior in numbers to the French. Near Epinal, tho Franc-Timan chcckcd thc passage of the Prussian artillery and cavalry, inﬂicting on them considerable >lone. 'l'ho combat laatcd three hours. ’lu thc forcst of Fontainblcau, near La Table du Roi. tho l-‘rancs-Tircura attack- cd somo Wirtcmburg cavalry, killed several, and pursued tho remainder as far as lilclun.’whcrc tho Wirtcmburg garrison, ecizcd with a panic, quilted the barracks pi'ccipitatcly, leaving their stores behind. Strong Prussian rc- connoissnnccs were repulsed in tho

engagement, and also at St. Laurcnt. It is reported that the garrison oi Vcr- dun, in a recent aortic, put $00 of the "enemy horn do conduit, and that tln‘cé days afterwards they attempted an as- nunlt, but. failed, and lost. 1,800 men. :lndccd tho l'rcnch troops have abund- |,nntly proved that there in in them the 'nmlcri'al wlicrcwitli to organizo victor- ?ics. but there is a lamentable luck of

lablo generals in the army of l“l‘iﬂlt‘0.~

iwbicli at. no period of its previous his- ltory—and it is a history of brilliant. enu- ~ccsncs-was without some master-mind ‘lo shape itudcetinics to a glorious issue. *'l‘|ic hard ncccnaitics oftho hour (‘:ill for such a man to save Franco from llllllllllil' lion and ruin." ~ ' r .0 -0

E The Corrcspmulcnt of thc .lf'lm‘hl‘S/t‘l‘

Orleans by the l’russinnn : ~—

i it. seems that after tho battle of A rtbc- nay, a courier was sent to (lcncral llc launotto Rouge, who was at Tours, to Mk for immediate reinforcements. convnltaticn was hold at 6 p. m., winch lasted an hour. \Vliut tlicy agreed up- on I cannot, of course, any, but tho pro. ncnt result. of this Gounod oiwai‘ will bc found in tho following narration of thc dill'orciit nmmcuvrcs: (ioncrul lic La- mottc iougc left at night with 35,000 0w. ing. it in said, to an accidciitou the way, ho did not reach Orleans before six in In the station ho board that tho l'i'ussians had already i‘osuincd

A [resent-o both ‘moral’ and ‘inutcrinl’ ‘cncmnpcd on tho cxlcrim' bonlcvarda, gthc battle, and were in great furcc. 'l‘u

neighborhood of La Perla, after a brief-

\ iulminlonml.

col-count the apathy invinci- I’rotest- : knees before the hatch soldiers, it»;

kccps him iilint up within his palace, and burning Willi the desire to assist their 6 the Mlolllahlllchl Will ludiglmlioll ill the hinders him from doing: as ho wouldformor allies in rcpulsing tho cncmy.‘lh'lcmlislﬂ, hc‘ only urilcl‘Od in the front wish. The newspapers may well crygbotatclimcnts of tho Mobiles, tho Nu.,l.50llmon. belonging to thc forcignrogi- out that the Pope is 'ircc;’ these words . tional Guards, and the regular troops , Iucntmand 300 l‘untilical Zonuvce With only dcccivo simple people. If tholhnrricd to the spot to welcome tlicm as tho l‘csl Ul'hlS “0093. CUII‘INSCJ Ul MU‘ Holy Father rcsolvod,tu-d;iy, to publish ' brothers-in-arma, and great was the dis. , bilt‘a. CWIh')’. artillery and line. hi‘ a bull of cxcommunicutiou against. magnet and diaeapointmcnt to lind no bro. libcrators of Italy, we should ecc th {therein-arms to welcome. About. lifty.8t‘lf on this h'll- himk 0f the L'llm. This ‘libcviy‘ which he enjoys. What, thcnﬂprieoncrs, Bavariana, taken by the Mu-;III0\‘CmOHt. noticed by tho l'l‘llasimm. will ltuly do when more powerful Eum‘ , bilce during the aortic near Cbutcllon, on t'llllﬁl‘ll 0 Chillth l" lht‘ll‘ “it‘ll”; they pcan Governments shall oak for an ac- the 13th, have bncn marched triumphant ‘ lull- Ulllll men to carry on tho engage. count of the condition in which the Pope ,' ly through the city. 1 inane ed to goth ’ went. and “jht't‘lcd round With the main is found? To imagine that these gov-,vicw of them an tlicy [Mu-mill along tbc‘hmly Ul their Min)" to tho Opium“: Bide crnmenta will remain indiil'crcnt. is lolly. f Rue do llivoli. Ccrtuinly thc cuntth 3 0“ tht) lOWH- While this lnmlmuvm W08 The actual inibrnglio ot the l‘ruiico~l‘rus-;tliat they formed to the well dressed, . hL‘h-g‘ “wilted. 0 must tcrl‘illc struggle eiau war will come to an cud. This cod 2 Wcll conditioned Mobiles was striking, took Place hclwevu the two lilth forces reached, the Roman question will be i and, to a dogrcc, born out the report as ‘ IIUWh-‘l‘ l0 thclnwli’cs- 1" number they ‘imposcd,’ as they any, on Europe. The i to the condition of the Prussian army. lWON “hm” Ciluﬂl. hul- lho l’l’usslahs lml aovcral millions of German Catholics are g Tho uniforms of many wcm turn. and all i N PlCCCS ul'whuun Mid tho “0|th only already in motion and organizmg pcti- well covered with mud and dirt. Thcjt‘lght. I’ll consequence of tho disparity tions to tho King of Prussia, who is a‘nnmbcr of boots and caps wan not in aﬁlllt‘ld-PWWO. lhe Fl‘t‘lwh lull'cmd V0"! personal friend ot‘l‘inetho Ninth, on oil-{proportion to tho numbcr of foot ambit!ch hill"; but- the advent of not”! cmy of revolution. and well disposed to heads. They had a pinched, hungry [1.000 from troops. and the apparent. to. satisfy his Catholic subjects, who havozlook about their faces, and did not ap- ; U9“ 0f “'0 hulk Ol “0 enemy’I If!!!» fought so bravely in thin war for the in- f pour vor much distrossed at being pria- L kept up “Wit ’“Or‘k- Tl", h“! pared torosts of Germany. France,sgaifi, will oners. was told by one of those whogl-he nlzhl- in lhﬂ nei‘hbonl‘homl Oi COP“ never rest until she has received estis-iauistod in their capture, that their ter~ c0111". 0 “We “W. IIIWundO‘hJ ﬁlm faction for the outrage rccoivcd by the iror oi being shot was. at first, so great [0130“ 0i: 0'10!“- _ 0 M mm 0|“ of iamion of Rome. Austria. even. most Ethet they threw themselves on their “It! PODIth Md d!" the! M ‘0 the other side of the river, was the m a tum,ma«d-

mnd Generation”;

out You Beuctlwldehet. llewill goiploritig mercy. On being

down soon, and perhaps one of tho im-ithat. and told they would be well treat-ill: W k°l’t “P by “1 WI“!- T33

mediate consequoncel of the Franco-1d, their gratitude was extreme, as was

crossed tho bridge, and established him- '

fact. After an hour of thin unequal work, closer quarton woro come to, and a most. murderous ﬁre was sustained by both sides. durin which the foreign re~ gimcnt greatly totinguiehod itse f by repeated bayonet charges, in which they took ﬁve pieces of cannon. But they Worn ovormatchcd by tho dogged mist- anco which tho enemy opponed to than brilliant chin-ta. While the French were burning their cartridge: as last. as they could load, a steady, killing ﬁre inadc fearful havoc among the foreign rogi. inent. In two hours’ time, this brave corpr, which, as l have said, arrived 1,500 strong on the field, was Induced to 34 mon. Next came tho turn of thc l“rcnch cavalry, who had suffered ec- vcrcly the day before. (loncral Reyan gave the word of command, and a squad— lron of 400 dragonns rushed into the douse mass of smokc and ductin front of thcm. In another ten minutes thcy wcro forced back in meat disorder. and and never drew biidlo till they got. back to Orlcann, whore they created a panic. All was now over; cannon and every- thing had to be left on the field ; and to cover the retract the Pontifical Zouavoa made a magnificent charge. They ad~ vanccd in a compact mass, and for a quarter of an hour they kept the enemy at bay. Suck heroism in unique in the war. 0f the 300 only US survived. The day was lost. to the French. limit bad boon a combat of giants, 3""!th out to tho last. with the most desperate dolor

minution. At six o‘clock the Prueaimn cntcrcd Orleans, by three different

gates, with the bands playing the “ Na- tional Anthem." Gannon were set. on the bridge, and the National Guard were relieved of their chassepots. There is a rumor that the inhabitants made a vio— icnt opposition to the occupation, and barricaded the streets; it is, however. very improbable that anything of tin kind was done. A better conﬁrmed ac count says that they reelgnod thcn'inclvou to their fate, and that, on tho Pro-slain demanding a contribution of two mi- lions of francs. the Mayor at once pro duced one million of it, which he lw' collected together in expectation of cool a request; 800,000 trance were that! add ed to it, but no more could be found in complete the sum required. The outlet» of Orleans has not been but-nod down as stated by the French press, but only a branch station about a mile and a hal from the town, As a sequel to all this General Do Lamotto Rouge has been. caehicred, and the command of the army of the Loire given to General Aurel Dr l’aladinc. The Government could hard l ly have acted otherwise. alter the popu E lar my had been ruined against Lamotiv ‘ liongo, for allowing Orleans to fall such an cuin prey to tho cncmv. I burn spoken to some ofﬁcers on the subject, and they have arrived at the firm con- clusion that the whole affair was dctor- mined on beforehand. They point out that (lcncral l’olhcs lcft Orleans on tlu‘ approach of a very inferior force, for which he has incurred much public lodium, and he has accordingly been put ion the shelf: and now they say that ,ticncrul llc lmmoiic liougc, cent with (tho nvowcd purpose of prMccting thc :‘plucc, coolly took up his position on the inﬂow nidc of the river and lookcd on with 30,000 men, whilc the town was being cntci‘cd by tho cnciuy. They find it hard to think that all this was not ,prccouccrtcd, and that to blind the one.

l0 bl‘y- The "Mm" or “‘0‘” Whil'“ “"3 Guam/ion thus dcscribcs thc capturc of my as well as the public the two Gent»

iruls have been sacriﬁced. To’draw the l l‘rusuiun army on to lionrgen, fall upon , him with that fortified place as a baeo of ,attick, and cut. oil his rcti'cat, seems to . be the object for which Orleans has been ‘ Five hundred Uhlnns ni‘c now at llouugcncy, while the principal part of the army arc advancing in thc direct road to llonrgcs, following the ro- ti'cat ofthc French forces, which are, at the inninmit I am writing, a little below La l-‘crto St. Anbin, about ﬁfteen miles smith of Orleans.

The Telegraph has since announced

: that Orleans has been rccaptoredliy elm

army of the Loire, the Prussians having becu driven from it. with grout loan.

-—> » .~ ~ «on. »-»—»»~.~V~,~;.—~ llOMBABDMENT OF W3.

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'I‘ho Standard draws attentioub In markublo article which handy, d in a German journal, on the net ad to be adopted b the beseigiag force. out- side Paris. t is remarked tliu Paris in not so much a fortvou an a fortiﬁed hat- tlo ﬁeld. with torts covering every point of access. Some of these forte arc of immense strength, and tho heaviest or» tiilcry will have to be brought against. them. The surrounding country in dith- cult. and it is necessary to [mood with tho utmost caution. With I larger in- vesting force some of tho dime-Idea would disappear, but “to bring up new troops would com lice“ matter! by having more icon I to food." This bombardment of the city is to be proceed- ed with only in the last extremity.

mica did their belt to in ad“ tin "with

Prussian conﬂict will be his fall. The .ehowa by their kissing the hands, feet, they were far too weak to do so

Some of the forts new beﬂnt. taken. when the {I thus gained by tho foo may in Perl-lane to you to term. Should nines, their the bombardinqu , y, undertaken. The martial I. lll‘ Volt il l ~- , g t i 80 , ' ' g»;

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