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Newspaper Page Text•,•— >■.'• ■>/ - *-' ’*-' .- ! ' :. - • ’- '< i' ’ . «• • - v IlKID & EKUSe; PTOprieffi, : Th;e Family J o o mil—N ews^-Politic s--Li t e ila-t d li s—A.«ihiu- i.tiiii ish-t>oV is &i i d: Arm as. ; : r,. ;‘Y''GEORGIA THiflRAm BlHtirttW ~~ _ V : . ■•■ —--^r -. ■'.! ... ,. ^T-. ~~x~ - ', ^rTT—?T77T-^=sr^.=^: r^rr -.--« .... ais_ « a ’*JXChi:£zi^a f 3 *• "is tp^ columns, ^!S°Sff*ys in Advance,! wa? P»] NS;,vamoney runs out, unless VTjke money runs out, uuiess renewed. We have, therefore, .watched I * „ jjUaSOEMESTS WITH J. w. buekh & onowitli £onsto~--' 1H - --‘-'-- : it,aS co. *8 PUBUCITIOXS; I idfraoi . :h{$ .thejCduMol of this interest,'and have been Fann ^ ther trial and'iudoLc^ut^nTmtclL^is tSifxerf ^ esscnser an< *; too Q11 nAPiniAnH AM » «f ^ .1.1 * ' ■ * * *_ •** I ■« ■ • I*. Luieaisterod letter^..;, 33 to M* :<* I ; Za — , Onclropion. .:«: ..1 . v n t, - —— •• •.• * - .*Mii»tua:o fsi ijt by mat.y faith* 1 *^' r ^towetetnltyof ipftfc- - ^ fctoslah quivering and naked lay jjt He nndnlatifigpaves ptjipe; fy^; t : foil tltzing heat of noon-day. • .hot Tui 1 to ;..vt i.y nv y.ti t: . ycuket lockoJ in opium e.dreamh tqmca,, * a»nton «lad pinions now eet-iree 1 u t>i 2.,!^, ill jails'unfurled, and rudderless,* »•' ' i^ijl the great deep ^b.^feininuje^ gC^. SiWaiiywawa‘hat hroliQ on fo'ainioft Cliffs n! * ditlavM oot masters to ita botuxlbtg speed— ion, forever on in trackless spato •-'••»— -t v 1 living, qihverift£ wavering reoil. .rita-a.a* a, 1 fctfiwK deep to famed old corals halls, Ja gliding o'er 0!d Ocean’s spirillirig'Soof.' ” * 1 jo ,pleading its. swift wings through Other’s iw. ii . I- - 'A . 11 .i «U : : lioued to distant spheres ne’er reached Before. i teriag sith hope, my^^na^li!^t[ J CiioRht to Onil its name lhero graven in light; a Si thefe rolled dp betVeen, with darkened folds, blbid tlialianners in .thdlfijapifl J ■ .f.-Vi l.iOtO-MV.VHm.-nV-lJ ti | i idelates dsrp dcspoodtCS, &f$u - .7 toasts rocked on tbs roiringbiilows deep.;-. : - ShitBid icjthreak^fitbf jdeSpaii^ -* 1 w : ''" s * * iiink in drtamke3 throng of ‘end)Si.sl^^,’. ,, rr. -4 of t^r ot i-:j • , kSm! O, Waves! Wh»t o*w to 5ftQr.ypurs ; Sveuijr naked panting soulsmettbs t s* 1i». _ Tiheg npjti thy bleak rfnd’rocky shores? ' n t i c ~ _ Istia thj drafening roar thoir pi TCpiiZcifot..^ J , i«j<i87* •• e.vvAi ■■ to I sfp-lu-uis Blanche. Mi saves cf warm brown hair, Willi gold lights chining through pF«« ^ “‘.Tocate witMVeeUv 5 00 IF*»lmOuaety mj/he has ^itroCO'^han Advoc. to w > eewy o 00 “coma to the ooqgb^ipn that:the question of &rta’s ^efekly V*’’Hi**"' ,, '*"T.V' , > « - w steam traction on, common roais is now com- ‘ •• f l ’X^^fa'ndMessenoor ^^ubSe^toV.iaW ^rfect^uccTJf :: i-S: ^as^s. •ft^aSSorb^SqieS^rtlfco?SriSko a n1d if" ~,1 tatters. , r^QW rather e^travagentiy Rejoicing that, by this dis- covory, the time, apprp3ohes. when “the‘use of ihe horso, “except for-hunting purposes,” jjiay bo dispensed with.. In Francs, where -hprse- flesh is acceptedenan article of food,andculituiy purposes wild possibly oonp^itijUe another cxeep- tioUr j Bql, since; w& havo. : outlived the time When railroads,; ae/it present constructed, were, aocordiiig to the prophets^ to ^edacp fhq .p^ce of .horses to t«n dollars per h^d,. asd ; tp. take pats out, of the Ijstpf (crppsj, and aii*cei homes now bring a. price three tiinqa as high- as they rated before railroadar wpre,bstijtj apdns "‘oats, noighbor, oats are nery dear, ” .we-.thjnfc Vwopey will still make .the .mare; go'V^eepjUj ofjooo- metivcs witlLindia rsbbvr f jtjev 0 , k , , * i ytili;tb*» tocQiuoUve muiitbe .admitted tq be an admirable 1 a*d 1 aviai») wonderful, hiveirtion, and.further,.that.ttfcrcis' g*nd. .ground, tp ; -be lieve that it will prove, highly,.useful. - Io our previous .article-, the ( iuachine..was described; but we reproduce hero the saccincts o2ieisl de- scriptiont .•.-. U.'he: -whoel i.;sn<t jtfrnatliei may bdi(lescnbed.-i:ai.oatisisting of a very .bread iron tire -‘with ttsrrowr flangee,.' upon which, j? pl.roodr *m»in@niofr soft- .vulcanUed. -Iniin- , rubbvrr.^iThisisfcbuut'.tMtelvo.-.inohea.inwidth gis in infinite like a scroll unroUe.1,, •.. 7r , ’M »nd:fi*exinebcs)izn HUi(*neaS|iiwhi«h,rth»*aur- HikW-empnrpUdi&atrt^dWthiilil . r i joand* the,iroaUx<J, anddaiept, iait8 ; plsQ9by J^tjedeartbo dssdileM name* Ij r«e en ; ^thApiMSatithmwhoehthat comes iuto“ C; ' V t j ^ Inud contBot .with the ;raugh read; thBi retacuiai (ted chain being canneotsd byia sort,of .vertebra! atcuch.njde of the wheel.. .Thedindia jabber diresod the .ring, of steel r plates have jid rigid eucnectron^bBti are at eperfset .liberty; to move round as they please:.without monKulting reach other, or evenlwitbout- the. coccurrenceaif the inner sing of the, -wheelp which: they, bothjin- icIoao. The reason■ why this wheel is so efficient •is bscausehbersuft iodiw rubberidiowsit to flat ten upon thei road, whathBr rough: or smoaih.. •ithe wheel being nixurde, if itiswrigid straot- mre, presents but a smah surface,-but the wheel conforms lo every irregularity, for »:space of -nearly two feet,-by. the weight of (the engine ceuaing the iudia ‘rubber to collapse; • and so producing a ohauge of faring---In the construe-, tion. of the road steamer, the greater portion of the weight,: Including the boiler, crests upon iho •driving wheels ;i*hd third-wheel,in front, isefoi- guiding the diroetion'of 'moveineiit, and a*per-, fectiy undsr eontrol, ( la the course of-experi ments witnessed by Mr.bAndeiBODj'ths ongiue ■Went Up'to a ziglag labyrinth of courts, and it : can describe: any hgureu alaiostcin a space of! twice its dsngtb. ■ 'Alia boiler employed is an. independent invention adapted toThe carriage. -It* chief psculiarily is the copper pot for: hold- •iBgwatercvnthiof th# fumiioe, and -Itcfe so eon- tfited that if th« boilorcontaina any watercthe -pot will have a full fiopply. Thin Arrangement -keeps the ceriteir-of gravity low, and allow#, the! engine ito-ron Op hllls of oiietn ten, or goalohg an angle of-thirty^ ve degrees!-r-,r. ii 1 ; ' In 'the former article on this subject in the Lodger tberOiwaVa detailed account of the-'per formances of thm engine—hotv it Was tnken up! ■bill ahd- down bill, offer; good Toads imd bad roade, fionie of thom'bard aid level,-and' some of them roagh -and stormy—how it was driven ovef tho -Koft : -gronnd of-ploftghed fieldfi, and through' the crowded streets^of Bcotch towns 'with tniins’of : wagoh«’in : its Tear like a railway trains—tint! how well all this was' done—And we need mukepo farther mention of-it now except to’state thHt- the'more Toeeat trials amply con- o .5 .a. : ntMi^vi* CUlUUifj su^wiy,u, P-vitg A face as'sweetly f|drt.»- / litver fancy framed in air, it ever pnntcr drew- , Sweet spirit frank and true, Tiditove, .with kindness lifajl C r !.<] C W i khu tender heart bnt'todhee drew! ■> lu - 5 I • Tbt kindly eye bat in then knew Ikeennslimaof our hfcrl M'i «t C C *J I ,~J 11 irtovomra ill t .1 I 8«m» Spring.briglit Snrkmer p*»t,-.- o«-rm&i And AntUnm ooms again; u» i-j n» n s an-* 1 ■ Ike West wind's spoils are falling.-faet—. Wkttis onr chaugo brought with tlfat blaet ? . Wiy fall our tears like rain?. ->>ixi x ii J • 1 : : .1 ■: •’ d r n t .s ,l*»«s"r - Only s new ttUuedheap, 1 T ^ v ‘ :3 ,llJ ■ ^(kieHulo gra-re, : new made; Btrs is tlie earth o'er WhTch'- •.r„ .u si i. S«« a flatter to'pluck And keep, * SeveracrasSy Blade. - * '• “ ut j v :. J -iS WiK. lsiai «• want ssat beeido Jbo boarfli},’ '1, t Ous Angermore'in'lio'avCh^''. , ' Modem HVedUlps; IH |eW 55 Ham taka this bromuetono-front, r it if jWtS'CiniageB.'tlas diamond, ..uu-xarrie "ketlii l.usbiudof thy choice. .v ts r • fAHocksdinbondaitHynicn ?; . :f q hi wilt tbon loaTo tliyJboinoand.farads* tad •. ke bis loving wife, .1 - 11 •alhelp to epetid liia largo income ^ leng as thou hast life?” tliemodosrmaiS’Teplieer ^ V - C> ' ' ’ I *-:rJi^ht beaming from lif»r yyes.. <1 .n-ikiiJA i jjflvfllt thou take this waterfall, .?«(Ojte tatlous’prfddi ^fiall thpae unpaid milliners’ bills, Tsbsthy cdiqseh'hride? A_ “* wilt thou love and cherish her '- x : whilst thou bast lifo and health, - «t die ta eoorr as possible, j g g hid learn her Alifthy wealth‘ J. the rout of UcAXaboii, tlio French imunbody retired on.tha-JmQ of tho. Mpsdla fpxtresses'df Thionvilleand Me{&. ,4 Defenses' of the first ( p;- dnr. Mid well spppl^ed, and', entr^ncjmfi camp^,. which were cops^pj^led,,gay e/great' sb;engih'.fo their new position. A direct attack would have been diffioult,. thcijoforo -the, German armiG3 passed tojtho.sorith. of llelz, toward. Jh'o.lld-. sella, to cross above -the.jCity and.discover the enemy’s movements.; Such great, masses of troops, oovcring^lie wide-TfigjpnLrcamreaspe. cial precautions. .The.ffirst army was‘to, flank the enemy’s line of- mprch, and was directed. to take a pew position -near the-r^ver Nie'dl'.^Iu the meantime the first and .second armie's'.ap- proacbed;eiioh r-Ptharj ■». jcUyimon,. passing', oyei the MoselloAi 5Che-. ; .fiamo ’diyts>iop f ,.on.. the took pert in a.fight in, which the I’rehcb vyerd repulsed 1 and, pursued, .until (hey reacpfjd^ttio protection of thet guns of klqtz. , This combat resulted greatly, to. the pdyantage ,of : wgL’yup! sians, as it retarded the .-French retreat, ^nd the advantage waa easily followed np... r TSio'jrdads connect Metz with .Verihm and,.ycffiun,with Paris. The second prmy r rpfi»iiimg o iEf0mjUir passage of, the Moselle, - and, Ppf is thus threat Oned, the French were, obbged to withdra w, fxpm the right bank,of;the; Mose!lp L b8foreAfci^ r n9t being strong enough (estop the.Prqsiian mojej monts. , The,advance, of the . first ayaiy obiarv- ing the movement of; tho French,, attacked .on August l-lth.thQ'.Frenqh .rear,, throwing it'.qpon the main, body,, which waa compelled.-to send back-several jlisiaions.to support tjiefjr^rv ’. ; • The Prussian 1st and Ttti corps went; op (he sOnth side to-compel the French; to fac« pbout They suctxedtd;a£ter ft-, bloody bub victorious eanfliot-: The Prussian ; 5ih division attacked Oenferal Froesaid.,,!; By.- degrees : the.. entiye Frenehforceimoaiae engaged, ^aud ofiha’P^os; sian. forces thtiOthOT division* .of; ths 3,L-ooiq)e! the lOtn corps*m regiment Qf.the'J.th corps, and it brigada-'ofi the 6 th participated*, -^rinco-.Frcfl- ericklCharles bad taken command and.jhq move ment was. isacnessfnl,-. and- the.'jwjithfgly, rp*d to Paris is intercepted-: iThe JBi'nssisns.fouabt heroically, anditheir loeaes were large, but those ■of the enemy, especially-of; the Imperial .GpftijJ, were imnieuso. ■ iTho.French.official reports .-es timate tho ^Prussian force- engaged ut;.double | what it .wss.>.v<Xhe(.an]y/tfsyifoc the Bmperor fo' escopalfid&l; isolation from 1 Paris, and; hia sup plies Iky omtho’ nurthem-iine. 1: Tho Pxos^*n army in the.aomlq finding no enemy before: it' fell back, locnnbinuifjivith lhfiHOiher.Army»:( -A, Jomtattickofi the.Erench was then planned.—. The Eronch; masingta retreat by.the northerly ■litre,i toolc .a position, on tho 1 heights beyond Metz! The s:-cond armyinstaatly moved tothei Tight, fixing its canLe rend left at YerneviUe And 1 Avmanvilliers, while tits right . reeled in contact with theFirstmrmy.I Absolute readiness for; a -simultaneous movement -aiong;.the fintiro line wa* reqnfaite, akithe - Fvenoh- position .-was. a 1 strong oner At the start .the Kiueteenth corps: encountered an ad van 00 detachment who 'open ed: wlthartillEry.fromihfe Yorni villa eidenr/Jbeji 1 right army, therefore,.-was ordered to:.eegagt- the in»my in .front,' anile at one o’clock-.- opened ft'well sustained-and effective cannonade, which: lSsted till broad -daylight.- The French replied with- vigor/and about 838 ot the., infantry en gaged the enemy, - who was just then strongly f “lOdombtivfe'bfbr farming purports, 1 few' i^kflybeeu! solved by'the iuven; tiofibf' this ihfltKtfe: | v-a« ia .nmm , < ■ -, tnjTOjo r« o« ! J-’tfi- tke-TrttgraphiiSii'AUstmser^ Usuaino o.s s 1 > } o no I - roil*’ it PMlIf««ktK ’ v 11 j sacrifice,: baa examine CbiiffreinOntil' &obc, eaya itiis; ]areer-*that 1 .|>wi ot XTw n r v » ; i 4 ‘Wb'Krifeftteil it to: be .round ;i from-the crook-; I -osbk.>jrtiP th’b^Ctrti^riss-th^t,- ,w<j .'expegtra^lt • woufd! be But lo! ic is neither round, square Hi ‘irtil” thomatercolfeft -S'.-- , tier a’boo4J?PflWfitV)n democratsm jNtegerwsit8 thenuptiAl tiaar* j* i •'jfiaHngrWitb: the.seb.<^n<gwtibow^yl^^ipab- [:■■■ - . . - . Kiuvu>vbbicatch.*JhLs A\ie hhouid-jthiukitftat to 1 ng; at'- tlie- piekripocket*;: oThfcy-wto; miter' — ■ . ■ rtewtet^th5 r •• id.UURlXV Of Paris, and, indeed, of the aggravating to thd/eelings Are aeiuaiej by pro- Jfe fashionMM world; ISgoneipraVOP ^florOx-d°yWL^ 0 ’Pntk-aLuiainn* pi VI*? ViVd Jffo..jjlfuitirc.#, statues, 1 wine,' cqain-.;. ("aBjJS mm nua-nio,, u-iuo, *nne dp'jnrdfiPW'Marquis<*of:sSertford; it PegiP, ’ >TT ‘* fin " 1 . 1 . . was a applies eipm^S lQ t^a-scfioolmarnii.^ „„ 1,0: ;• The Israelites.hada custom of selecting eacn : K*ted except as a place from whence to |famffr4 >;ear a; scape goat, fipon which.they laidThe iiasomn. ^He expended hi* immense £rpas-!‘ sins frf tho people and which they, then sent off ^ ^MWew.-'dtMdlistecangitei- j < respoot^ ibnfcdEratt^d; KfoWeSSa .. 1 i».«ir<WoVKifA*»lfrT[along:.the7VEayaide. ruHotseacne ureasedpnto scrrico. Soldiers Arelquarlered, ob the people.: Large supplies ot food are deinondod from tfio local authcraia*.-.inn-J t\f jtl P.T 1 : The same, correspondent, under.,date^of iho 24th mat., writing from the-Crown Prince's 'headquarter*' at Vancooler., says.-. While -there seemed to be, any ehanewthat Napoleon plight win near Metz, it avaa neaeasary. to-.holfi the army in readinsssitonaamb northward*_®0YM‘® the battles were raging, now Metz, .-l^a arifiy layabout Nancy- gadLunevple;hall-expepufag to,be oflleredftp to .suppio^t^het German *f- apv _ _ _ mice there 0*jHi«.qewaqf4h^dhJeat% the Frfipph,| dm „ ; st'.omj.ta bare been made to capture ujniSuK have- •.Ji-h dogs ac.l guns, Tha^urtwiv x .}W , u ^ l«ave. , J ^ C’JlUlWUMJia «UMW w uw itj iiCC?.KAlfiowhrit :Risf.'iun*Ccl e*xu 1 • • ‘—lees' n M Tnirna'fnl 1 id scskaita'level, ill. jrrjijj.. A bilfo'ught'tff WrfflWg®* Into the Leg- oumired-aqd ““d Mature providi‘Bar# 1 Mints 1 Alopg. C--; u ’-Uy go-f-lngs ani a iuitfiber of lambs.-, theKtfi'.e ItoA‘1 -houUl:.ne kicateu hoarcr the. I fiber. i—jSostljn ■ P<?gt, i„. u sa#*ai -legs' "This is Wriufafc «U andmiisvgcsesa]ydoiCT» are a hilfought 'i-mah 11 iiv MACON, TUBS 1 ‘ ~~~ »iv—m—— n ■ 1 1 — u ii'janrti ’ffims"; -l -c oj i' jr_a j ■/•S'T t-aja*<ji- a j .r'ra'J -- 1 areas*' •• a fcj I a It-jOr f ■ •irit’ij.'irar sv ,THE FRENCH WAB SITI AIIOX. ! err : 1- -die 1* '.TfbdhJi ii 1 . iRmnmt of; tbe UnErew «fj6e German Ariuj- S’lii-c tin- Coininiiicrniclit ofttic Vl’nr. nojir S/iarbrnc^, August fith,,fofiowed,by ‘ MoManon,‘£&a French' morn body army, supported by otfier* troops. Without giving details of the movements mOtethat 150;- 000'men, full of confidence, -fidsked with vic tory, ted splendidly organized,.are., to breakup the quarters of theireudu j ,'ih}pe 1 (agr.eoE umna arp .marching ^breast, Qn'“spme'roads.A- Two go by the road i self and sonletim’es two more through the fit-ids. To the right and left at least one other eolatun. It was remarkable how well the oolnuns are direebniapd;hqwj)are- fnlly they chore lleir routes through an invad ed proviaoe like that, of .-Pfalzburg.:, Tqoi is a point of gallant issistancA, but not,a rallying point for the surrounding people.• „ The fortress is hdd and the enemy passes .on without -'troubling in nisei f to take it biaok.;.,-At PfAlzbUtgted at-foul there have been, experi mental attu-ks which h-ive given the garrison an opportunity of di -Lioction. The French authorities seem disptsed to avoid unnecessary destruction of property ibyinerely: blowing up and knocking down 'to finder the,Germans.— There are 110 traces at an attenipt of La Petite Guerte ks far as I have- yet seen.. The French simply-retreftt clear out of: reach when; they do hht mean to fight ift eomest, ted leave the Open towns and villages-’to bo qaietiy:-oecupied,by the advtecing foe/ -r.- . - -Tiro-.V.:.- I u Thef ,_ sa'me correspondent writes from; the Sfime placo on thd 22d X Everything -will tflVh hirwhat tho French r-eemits cm do. .No-lime Will be^ien to train' them.o. There its rapid epncentrhtiou of troops mulcr the Crows.Priuto motihgon Chalohk ahd an ample force to .watch Metz. 1 Mss its of the Landwehr Are mrrchiag ^ > 'ey.ery ibad between ahe'Tthine andMeush. _ ilzbtrrg' will bo-' left to tho 'Laadwehr to be- siege ; 'm> will.'Bitobe, and probably Strasbourg. The- whdle actiVeehrmyof’ Gormany will:be availahlhfo'blockade Metz and capture Baris*-; the i>efonsM J of ^arlsUrfie Buuipute f_ u 8 ^ ^Dyrifisty.i-^ w a-s fiaoo l ippoK, : Ar^mpl jiO^Altaiiey from Paris do- ftA.tho.preparaiidnsfdr'thusiegeas fdllowjs': . hundred thojtsan^gtfi^SjiWpsi'trtifhOvfin 1 ^^i£ ^nd frefill ‘jbW’VWfij well; urtrled;' arrive, .hourly* Mnew corp^'otgAnize 1 ^ atLydiis/hfcs arrived. :.Tho'!cens d’anniA'* fpolicemcii)-aid reinforced’; his ’ line extending frem St. ’Mane Aux Cheves to the La Guisse -.wood- Hia posi tion, natoratly of ipiwli aliiimllii lail 1 lianiii so fortified by earthworks and ditches that iteoerh- :«d almost impregnable. [There.was a brief de- Jsy:bef«reAh«i wniotoi»:*>*$** .49:%^ flP.r® that the enemy find stopped pa^po northern (TOflte tf ;ftnd .the, ppnjbat^whkli ea-: “a the left the guards andjS«Spn trftogs fqqgl|t (t u St. Privat AndiDooqourt. Mfaaprtyla tho .other wing was. aeg^edtneor, gh- Afi, J^ie- La-.Cniase wood andiYeriiuTAUe* ns far v afl>he poxth sidq.ol! the noMbernjroAdcfromM^zfp ye^fipn, c T^e ,8th and fitb corps, participated in..the acUqn ,at ■Giavelatle, sud: tier- opntesti spread frpm Yaux ■to the Mosolle, where ,a brigade frp.in : th 1 ?! M -f>poi [oa^ 10th, withu mtilleryi was ongsgsfi. wiib,tho .qn- m .tire French atmyn-Meibibpn.&fiorps yndF^ijlyrs :division- excepted; .After pnndoayn -the Prus-; sians totkithe heights by .etf>.r»,tfliugic-a b ide of MetA. .0 ec:/ tjr 10 b ,e .czi i VWi Loxsox, August 25Ks-A Ppfteiel correspondent of tho Tribune.writes-frpm il^pthel.Friday-that 10,000 or more freshjtccopi .arsiyefi from Parid via Itheuns. last night-!-, it'*PPp8.W0»e _pquring through here islUhisfiote 1*00* vt sm/bprefpr® delay edj.-.ii .',-i rt ,ris50 •> ysitqnanj 13 [Hife'Eaiperortefr '-> early ^ this xi'-at;Ti&Kivras cheered in the streets. -We start to-morrow for •MezieWs. 'The Tigor against' correspondenti increase* daily.-'* A eorfespoudontof La Libert, was ordered leave Retfctfl'la* night. A1 persfrbm the flee't'h^e era ifialions;. :h troo v&nts' .. MIR . , WI , ... - c-TUP m, B'prms WM tfoops: '/E|Ae .is-a gyringeoteictiqnthat .theadyaned of tfioieneoiy .wilTLe checked. .The Sifeetq WysThiTsole tA)- .j ect of tho prince "NapefeOh’^.yisit’t'o ‘ Slbionce is to'secure fha safety'of his 'dynasty, ytfirle France is forgotten.- A.rn.wa_to forget Frifefce ■and .thitk rthem only, -of rihe Bqnagarley, who think only of tbemsekreah True, Italy! Austria to such indneementa as bat : Bngiifnd-^rilP- not.; is'nfitt with Olllvferphasxal- 1 -reedy IranUfeirad'hiB smple wealth to Italy* ; Srciiumtism bribe . tack , of 1'rovtsioas niu^ yiquttlonM ojf_XV;»r in' 3 urn horitieuafe dbing-alt thai-’is J possible-to pi«- iforariogc. We shall be ready. Wo tee' fionfident <Sf ! ’t£te' Pafriotfe ' ? ooWwge-of ouri .citizeqs and the future of France. : n rA * * 'TBe trpiniolr Nationals ’ siijrs 1 FaHkart'-mnst hayo entire ^authority during the critical mb-' menu 1 Hd Thtfstr- feeit •vrith 1 nb - 1 interference , fropijOthfirjofficials. The authoritietairiiasWiea '’ unit. The first AanhonrBhbt-»IH’feitrie-'a ceBsa- f. all political, differences. Thhijourhiah again aemanis the- expulsion • orf nil ‘Geifmansi from Baris^pnd debates, removing the-geat ofi uovernmenE during' the-' siege‘ eiSieT tiJ'-Toars or behind tho - Lojre.. .The enemy may Beflfe-I fore Pari* py' tVednetnla j; ‘ Ali plabs in-Paris: relate to' thS defence of* tne uify. - 1 The Bois du: Boulogne is filled with cattle, to be used as food j,--,, ,^;gebf£h!;tbr6nauT;lhas : heensnm- moned' to 'Prtfkfati ' he a^qn’art'erk. 1 -' The ‘Prus-j no^r in ‘Valley'of the 1 Aube afb-eon-| *ting fitlfbmiiiefcy. Thiers. passed &tm- ( aans -1 d^y.in.’visiUog the fortification^ tfnd. } sa±^&rssggBffi& ig in- was^rttercu to leave^atemei-ia** nign^.-- Alt ^.-itfsitgari coffeo, and other - articlesM-that ofbert‘te -BOO& te-xafecovered.-by’ tha Provost nfl V lrn ° i^ fn sufficient quantities fofsUbsist- Marshtfl areseutbaOk 10 Pt*ri*.:-’£Ven.ftmilitar iir. n r. „,„„ti-.* m.l-;,.,, Marshal are sent back 10 Part*; • < 'Even a milita ry pass will not*prOtoot-us against: the' Geuarxd of the army. - At two o’clook tbiq afteiAooa the troops were Alill filing orf.» A part teflu ordered f Qnc ir.H«ltad,.fish fO Aih'gaqy hud otbeffetoi BAhOourt; f-Ths-nmin wha'l^ti, wryithose ,! A correspond^?it hi tno ftibnliej who is ^Uh \Vn»%inrb««.n£>wag,&re also pl^n Nteeyamtho iq«f>dho*, Jwhile-iGeaeralBufaf- ,'liahaaanSte fromthp Pnefeci metz-otiffPHhfirf FMMMdf JOKtfrifltfhave donb. eu Well oh the right of tff«!triilin Frsnoh army, the (frown Prince bAa^O'dofipledft' UttWfc ' * pnpejfpr Paris during thiee months, making moredUiaAwitty^iqqsof rations. r-Mthe en trepots aroptqred grpafc.qaant1uc9.of salt porl | "ogsbj together .with strflw.oa^s. am j item.) M- Blapphe vide themselves ou« w***vuo uciioioi I'aiiir'j' vuU r a saffioieht forca to cover irfeu- .Jalund fiouthern i Fr»hbb', v th8 Empire -will be Exposed tO‘'rficfiiiiete dhuget in thet regions 'quite uht)tebilddfOr' 5AfWrA*A: OnoP TOliOVRrt fro* the posslbilify'Of ■ thfe 1 NhBbfikf GrtA#a*:«uta'F#eoc lUrfWPatflhilr 1 l rans ' Brc I^A^iSSStSSS: W*. 'Sitnatibh'faWiT'MefiE'ofn-. breeffi-idkdfe: Ocrtn ’nSt! Ba'-bettdf ‘tttibihii tip ! rtm-hy-wlyibgttii,, ’iffmeriFthte'i&Afdht-dbyrHfeTst 'and 2d Pro’s-.-iaq rfrtriicrf, hu^-' that, -if-' file. with Central France, tresses are making a gallanf resistance. :1 Pfalz- burg is already famous from holding out so’ob- Ktinatclv, Toni has jnst successfully repelled a sbnieivtotf serious-attack and if steps t&tiare been a mistake as to the condition of the place for the defoBSP. • - - v : ;i Yesterday morning the: attack' was met 1 with great vigor By the Prenotr garrison.. They d(d bot vfenture on'-SA sortie-tcr follow up their adj vanlOge. 1 'They inflicted a toss oh theitiat ants With, as far as we know, very little to ti selves. - They did not buffer what- is toehni called the horrors ' of war. Young girls ata 'At their holtagbtddor* in the vibages ob on> stfeet- cortserii toOeb' the soldiprs-pass.xandi not molested by them. Shops opem-in j towns are not -plundered, -jPpaoeable oitize .go about theieJmsinsssiwUhqut. fetejfjr.Ufej itmb. It ia essentiAllyj a, ciyflfoed.war ipfchf fetAr annouUcds that he camarm.-an immense forop of tho. : NAtional Guard, in addition-to these uiready underarms, with guns • ntyw-iri the ie^ depot: :;fThe MfcisWr' of'tA’gricftlttfrb'an^ Oqulmerco is.yery active, ■ Tf i^estimafed thatj the pokers have at lqasfc fifteen days’ kubsist- enfca; besides this, the mims£eis.Jikye"collected ■t.Paris 230JXMf quintals .Qf fiqnT. iJ^MbP /£4?- taldf rice, 1 immense-amounta. of potatoes, nud ffOsh vegetables of all sorts have also.been coh lected; 100;600 berfves, -500,000 -sheep,'. And forage necessary for their 1 Abinporary'keeping; aajtfsugar;" coffee, and other; rfrtielekM.-that The iUrtPC. *( tbe-Cw^^toM. (^f. the New Conrt-Heur. large ^number, of ci tiz?ns, both ladies'ahd gentlemen, assembicd'yeSterday morningOri the corner of .Seoohd' aqd Mulberry stfeets t6 wit- ness the impoAipg And impressive 'cerfemoD'y'of laying the cornfer-stori'e Of the neV court house for Bibb county. A temporary platform made bylayihg' plan&tmo'ntne 'Bl^epers-fbr the'ftrat floor of the briilding,' had! been previously pre pared and furnished with benches and chatTs for the accommodation- of. ladies,, and on which also the ceremony waiperformeri.jJeveralhuu- drfed ladies graced-the ocoasion with ithdr pres ence on tho platform, on-th* street corner, and in the windows and balconies’where a view of tho new building'CouldLhe obtained. .There was some' ’delay in' forming tlm procession at the City Hall, in -cosaequence of amisanderstand- iug out he part of-one critwo firaoompaniea as to thetinfe At Whiofa the procession would form; but at 10 o’clock, Chief Harshxdof dhe day, J. forces At the Hall, 'appeared the full costume of : a ISir Kniglits Templar-, ted enthe-eelebAited dappled grey-‘horse,-: “Gray .Eagle,’i with his assistant Marshals, 'Messrs. W. A. Hnff and L. W.-Kasdftl,: in~citizeUs : dresB, with red scarfs, And mounted-a’-so upon beautifol .grey horses. Soon' after the procesHon was-formed Mid was composed Of-firemen under:Chief. BickS, mem bers 6f tho'M’aoon Bar, Hdd'Fellows, Masons and Knights Templar, and headed byiheMkaiih Silver- Cornet Band,■ nader_.MXfG.hArifiAfJnil- raof?d down to Second street; thehoe to Cherry street; th’erioe' , to Third? tbentSHo * Mhlberry *Sn’d' : up Mulberry to the newCbufk-botiso, whore the or der of proceesion waa reversed, and tpo Masonic Qrder-withtherClpef, Marshal a-s^lea^er, ascend ed tho.'platforrq,' t wlien,‘af(er ‘mnsio' from the band, the cereihony opined Sfith’ the followirg original and eloquent'pray dr by Eev.iDr.^David Wills; GrtedChaplain a cl ' .-;r-:o n ja.uu 1 - O, Thou that dwellest i^i ifight inaccessible ! we adpre Thee as the Supreme Architect'of the "Universe’land as tffrfljpholde? of ill thitigk'bjy tho word of Thy power. Thon Lord, in thebe- giflni.ng hsetMdthsIsptp^tipnpljtJinegrtJ 1 an d the heavens are the work of Thine hands, and Thon hast garnished this universal frameby the .i,--!-.. ’Enable us humbly to L benevblfenfce add ; Mill Resplendence efth oWebritp 0 Thy' w i which' Etlcrrn Thy vast and dlorioets wbrks; to deVohtfy ‘ Wiiifiu' trtrt'irritchW^ yrderiteid hhi- mon^. wfiiih crpwh^creirio6 !l lia- , a' , diadiih' qf trength'nrid betruty.^* 2 tt ‘b. 1 .eau; l-j in-.i. 1 0 We uodie ttfis tGytfifir thA foundation 1 Btorte of this spacious tempfe-or jhstie^'-te'J.wpraiy (hs® Uie light of Thy fayar may eyaencpnipass it as-tfeshiekk -Mayitb© workman.Aiqploje^ in tliis-.builfiing ibripg jsporf tfo^i true,W)rk. qjifl savage; «o*fe,for-the rfuspeotiop pf , the Granri Master. M«y; tliqjt’igoyqrq ./jkegi^ly^s 7a -all fhiog* accoraujg ;: togfio gqaajfa^f-^tus, the Level ot equality oand.-.the Ttuotb-hne ; qt - roe- tttude. (-.May the Entered App^nticgS'-aridjYe}-. low Graftfl l>e preserved /rom.-bi.L-kness, ^auient and death during the proseoutioii of their ardu ous labors. Save them, we beseech Thee, from the'^firflence'that 'n'dflxeth fix darkness and from the dteAtluotiou that wdswth at ,noonday; - and m-,y they soon bring forth; the headstone with ghoutinj ' Thou of this rising _ mb here be laid tO the ImO and rightoous- nhss' to' the-’pflummell* 1 -May 'injustice,' fraud, oriiolfy; oppression end all ■' Crime 'receive their jnst dbhieriCS;'aiid integrity, fimth sod virtue be vibdicAtefd gloriously in the eyes of all 'the peo pled * Vf- .vcx;:a s 4 AKfitOUrtl -i r .* l^rjhSrV ^^]ll7nAM]iaui named within ttieBe Watl nocenoe, 'helpless brphkt_ 0 _ I I ,^r)prenae.ati'd infalhole' 'Davvg^eTl'^May this -—*•*-*• ** 1nt4nd*J'’as tho'pAilidiunldf ptioh' be heyeT ohce 1 ’fu’dy^irqhred in- eaqaOyothafjftf 3, jhy^gmosi^y.pajd -of ejjnbar^Assxnejjt not unmixeq.with pnde. Of course they could not Understand wfiafthd phd- ple, t in c iaU enorrhofis cortfuaioho^vbioss/sald to them} but Iho unspeakablycenrioBl grim ol the SlreSet:bojHc^itSffigc;<a.htte 5hpffidq^.of T<S nh Wlilrfh SaihobcGy- Ha'd furbished HthiA boys vrith the necossary- French, ftiad whiohr was addressed to-ereryToroo oft^^uayq-alter the ipqnne^af—- fraln'oP'fihd'jtfVenIfe'VolcrAff.- 5 It %as ettlly 1 bh- kervable -thAt}- Wittotkei boys, the iFxencrgrfdr from beongteonsidered a? haughty andJmmU*af- qiinutes the boauaIes3 nilanty of the lads com- aunicrfte'd itself fio J tne : FrenchtfietaWlvei, •fh4ir t UfHTc«#d-eXOCpted, who--hid themsebracin thednforioeof th*i« first-class ?»ilre*£0.%rt&g£9- mouldered ^b^ to da^ .fl drama of time'scau nAvd pa ..tnCBS 1 shall' have il J 'the magnificent ,wUy as A’dreaiu! in the 'night;, may we’ hauera -house .not made with hands eternal"in.tha -haavans; and Thine shall be the glory everlasting.- (Amemstu -art I. The Aoiing Grand Master ;»n. this oecasioh, Dr. J. E; Btaekshear, then addressed the B,W. 3. Treasurer, saying t It baa ever been .the ous- tdm' of the Craft oa occasionskkh this,'to deposit -within the cavity beneath the stone of;fotradh- iion,* certain memijrials of tha’peeietdt at which the edifice: was-erected-. - Has: anoh--a .deposit now been prepared 1:.. fttsr-io 1 1.-* .rxini * :: tin response; xhe Grand-Treasurer saidi Itt has, Moat Worshipful Grand .Master, andlthej various articles of wWfh it-is . 00mpose.d are. safely enclosed withinthtfcaskfet howhefofe me.; ’ : 1 'fee Grimd'Afastefc then; Addrewin^the'Bight 1 WoVshrof td Gfatld Becrefi»ty,T SfiWl, -Blackshear, 1 saidi Yon iffllWB thh-Tefeordbr the ooktenta' of the casket, which the Grand Secretary pA>- fi'detfed to do; aS fhll&Vr#;^ ^ cijjA «. T 1 Parchment containing United States GoEBria- raept, viz^ JExequtiyo. ^ep^jtmsnt, .pajiinet^- Judioiaryv:Depert«}eu£,- :t Upiteq ^Statca.pis^ trict Gottffe. nf uGsoi8ia,.t}}ft T&tolR«i:Iteveane officers for tlm fidf Dtitticjt of -Georgia, Qfficars of Georgia Sjtat§ Gqyerniuent, 1 -officex8 qf -Bifitf county. Judge of the Superior Cpprt^ipon^bqra of the Bar qf the City, of Macon, pastinastor^ Mayor and AidermenIktidqmcetsj'Cfqtih'ty' Com- I easilyj preserved, and adyisjpg alj, ( persons incafi Q pable of petfQtming mUftary io leaveL'ari* t— It iAiuppoasd; hfir.eJ.lW “® 1 danger of approaching nearer to Paris, while McM^wnmayrfiAf^t^gijfprces around Metz, havo altered the. direction of their movement, feriRotbel. i - Monh U'nion'Nhcampme™. t _, r --^,. 7r __ Day, Chieff officers of the Macon Fife Depail ment, officers oi Fire Oompanies Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 5, and' of Hodk 4 kb’d TriW*, No. 1, Chief Marshal and.'Asaistants qf-^bs Day, Popuktiorf of Bibb county and of the city of Macon, imm-i berof Dw'elfmWin Macon.'bfimber of'f4milie^ fit Mi-earf.'ioffioern dfi «^:prtAByt^rfa»-eafrf* v Also'fbe fott’owmg aHicWs- '-OoV- H.-V.- Jft»n- _ “ ^-^“HSsiP'aS -Cfcritlof .... . _ - .. , dbtpitA&ibn HoaSfrlB faerkfo .-atthiraatraYflepotwro-'^' ' ' j oT baggage and lurnlture rmfthef and length of trains 6TAu. JbtriitflBPAV ndAm'o a "Ma] 1 ' Prni krA leaving iho citf’and■'fcftWdA'are eotfifiig'iu.u ttiu’^fiAilV-TcVc and 1 ffterwildcst cofifusi6'n refgiisi' J 'ThA joufnal&i;:-- ues-fri ji.«. ilaiif that tfieiiiiny rtinioiaof-LAUlos wHiabvS. n ?v”^ havff"recently been -hi circulation ~‘-'— press have a story that Golonel Garliffe, while | on a rooonnoissance,mirnrised one hundred aed i,, fifty nhiras^naWptoreirfreWiafiddRHCmj rf Jffif mftftd StW«ip z is reported that the Colonel will be1 madftUGeu-r <r'^orffede'Jafo v; 3!ifeA B6hd3--rfn l etal for his 1 brilliarttssmess.'; The citwens Of . ((‘ r j ncv .--jpio'ce%dinBsuf , iffiw GrAbB Oofiflc 1 Havre have sent An address to. General Troehu - of (J ; U( l^ ia , April, Tfiftfi; Prbd^edib^ Hoffering Wmiftxooapa.ofi. 5pl.qnteei% 3 Gk'ti’tfLbflge'of Gegnpriaf^bcro; 0< - - :FaUl*yiM-,bft»n4epriMd.Pfi bc-o ^ Proceedings#tSc?MJEi Hrin I : causer, to overlooked eted -left «(: Chaldng.one C^aDto’r'it^ifedSfel . m b i te -fi : l avrr y. );• i-t r.-j r»* EWxia '.haiww .x uc! ntd.n 1 a S3 r A’MOrt^l Lov» Letter.t hr uperior Court; Brass Die 'or 1 S-.-aV of'County ritef..Se t l., .870.' [gSSijKg' ■ Editors ItUgretph <ft Mrtnenger : The fol-1 Ma.s v mo Mutual Life iaunwtnoo CompAhy; lowing is a copy of a lelfeif Vrltton by asmit- J Laws and Rules'of Grder of‘Ctin^trfnthlb 11 has ten Otlieilq to his fair (?) ‘ inamorata,” at this ; ter, No. 4 ; By-Liws of Macon Lodge, No. 3 - : placet.ttoothpr toy, —“ ‘ ’ " ' mi ' i ‘“ 1 ' - literary composition- itis by no moans perfeef, It baa ibff mefifcof-bainff ‘/to thftppint;”n j TMTta frkvgzs. vaw. Uvbjtz v? i « - 4 rit u Dis.- lay letter top let u np Dat i am -in. jrfvwianT Bljnmne let kne toim Wlet<ejf ef Uidout liw.me. let me'nq'however Wahpre idpia wether ulnyiine.. br not my .HattJijiijps so.wen4,Upk,ny!,ri Dat i cant tie -nnffit^rio'f 1 Cftteies-, fhinks.ii ireAird Har^Tilwonf & rf^ishave 200 " • 'PfLfcX nn'i-ry ! t td SBttt idK w eind - ^ :»cb nnaon-r^ r mi k j*: 14 ;ci- st acriifj imr..t j-j £> firj ^wq a rrritax.- U_nt -li. r.O »*» j v- J /or n RtuMrS bsw-ffi-f J ei 1 i uttu.ut Sj n! w .0* - rS“ <v> 7.1ft 3b intinprusdl f.a=M*xii sri.v erw M- iima ^Htw-rmnvroio i5-iflA*i*14 4 u ex*k«i*fe*C vi tRifc psir'-io yteimg «ent»M.-h'rte8®v «4*fifti m » r ^i nj«uced„of whiflh- yqn .-will aopa,,hea,r ; tlje re- RKRAWB.f* nosS.'K 'wiyafa »4f niTbaoc! . I mVAfestr i TMs-ls tvstraightandTapidamrdiief the fhMtl i d» r“ .1 e " i z: ; niionniaiatr-a *" w jn ri nibJS inr! 31:; c-i com (i j ai is ra 1 n -q.'n air 0:« sibi en i idjr.w S'l }*±? -m ,0: fi!jdftf<niies4ftb?oi:atp -T dnrt-liibrw^a wrrw ntevJ ir .soroifc x ?uhotex? i b*£*«l»£c! boctww *'ir vr ^WbiIHbb'bSUtla icrt nici ww itr* JI sr'f hit >4 .a .jrtoflaJU *ifiifciinw-a utdtmijr ,u> ivjf.w’wrrbvnvtrt boortwoltjoftcc-rx*-* jtofqii-' ceedings of : the " Gi^iufl : tiorfrmtffidertf, Kfe^h : TirfipiaV, at- AUgust'a, Ga., ApriDaf< 1869.; 7 Tho Grand Masteritben said.i. Right Wor shipful Gr.}ixd Treasurer,- : yon. will,now degps it the casket-ia-the cavhy Jieueqth the corn ir stone, au;l niay the Great Architect of th4 til i-' vcisc, fn Uw wisdom, 7s gi‘arif! L thafl ages -upon^ Ages shall iws.; iatey era it again to; Seen >f, ixnai.;oLet;tht''jtane-ho^8l%eed.;ip‘.to l b«d I , ji ie order v^ts.oxgcuted as .tho. baud Dlayed a. » 1; emfi piece or music. . ‘ 6 ' “ * - 1 The a.siaten'f iire?.i'fcHJ' 1 5fr. ; 3?ftaS?4At 110 absence of Iho clii-if aTCtittect, then present id StoAh-ad liaMtriSrith .fitoiPliitab^fi^Are ap4 Jjoynl;A--jb>g-xa4 coi-^o-ti i -oa.i iftIO *•;• . .toVVl VX7- fin timfrl sfwesD ext/ «ta4c«*' >1 ‘ 1 >kl I i&d-as s (o:7.sa A-di <41 Qprsbi* boo-A. ’ r tE7:i*:;i£ jot st it rrwaocz;-dflT'»‘e I j:H 1o UTiH'.vbilt or ic-i,i7-;<jis{ ovr u -d n u j( sciii be cc -Jr.vic qftii ln.lt jfinwc wq «* Pfc r * «t batjxFit i )nra,« ahUj *** «dUto irt r^r Tfroei urszfcibois utu» .1--«ya.M t.'d . \ . ^ * .vdceJii J Most Worshipful t ‘Hirf neceaStey pteparAtionk haviog been msda:for] .laying tbe fouodatiwi r stone pf-thia edifice, I pxeseptr you the Pluinik, 1 Square and Level, those nseful implements ox the craft by which‘jr&u wifl he Able to ascertain that the materials haVc-been properly prtt|^%d ted tho stone yo4 are about to lay ‘Srtdl formed, true and trusty;”, - vr» > Ju.a-coas/xTatesAwi! Thq Acting Grand Master then presented to the. Depnty Grand Master, Col. Sdmh'el Irwfn, the Square, anff'torthe Beriit* Griffid Wtfdeu!, Hi-W, : Cowlee;.the Level, and. to- tbe.Jamok Grand Wa.rden, Dr- .F, Castlin,-the Hinmb, af- tor asking for the moral and Masonic uses of those tools. These 'officers then reported that the Bfone had •'bfeerr prepabefi by the craft 1 So. cordiag to the testof. the tools; -.whereupon the Grand M*aber ao.tnwuased hiftSAtjafaptipn with the work:. The elements of cou$tor<ijbion were then presented to the Grand Master ’ by the Deputy Grand Master,-and consisted of‘corn, Wihe- and oil-^-fhe- emblemo of nourtsbmeot, refreshment and joy. .-aW ^ouOoiiXL'io.-ii «:i. j The Grand Master then,,according to ancient ceremony, poured the.corn, wino and oH from th'e golden ahd silver vessels, on the stone, With the invocation: 'May the ail bounteous Author of nature, thee saprem a and.one-..living God, ; ... $f£fH9r._ bnfldirrg—protect tho workmen agAihet 'AUy ao- evdent, and preserve from decay .the structure which wall tore, arjse. -And. m^yhegranjt to.tw in needful snpply, the’eorn of nourishment,' the wiueof refreshm£nL-Wldjtto.oil of jpyf u - i T8 which the r»Apon«ey^k3jgiTqnx -V^S mote it be.” The Grand Master then struck'the stone three lime3 ddtSr the fesrrel, and thfepUbliAhonors-were gitenv : He -then -ntnened. dm tools to.the srob- «. -!P.f .n BHi imjlTOfiOTxfflbier- hood, wbeirthA ‘band agatn-'played-'ai'pleee'Of ffiusic. and tho-;orator of .the day; HonuiWash- ingfcon Foe^ prpofededi^ft the addr^a, &SBB another'piece Of mvwio was give tt,':tbe-Bori*diotion pronounced by the Grand Chaplain, ftad -tto-teMfisep.pf j thAiday ^-d^ l%rga.^hiong flfjgfFMMMfo to: Lt J : IUe FrttpfH isit Jjlerto Qrmtp^dcncf of ^oarfoa AjiyJ J1C . i; nOu prisoners got'in, inside- tB-tetl ffreat^domber-'Of “garnius,’‘ or “street-boys,’! as xthoy are .called here? among, them* i( A Jrem.endons, ; tojte Sell reegiye^ the red Housers of the French infantry and the blue' costume'Of the ’iatcBsf Td 3 oach : Wtrria£e-'ftero :! wOT 0 dhe Frusaan private of either oft the two.segUncmte who stormed:fhe G*i»ibprg (goat> lp)U afe^qis- " ” ' The Trench we 4ian tflf tett f Tiroi.a j . and finally we.fiafi to mor^-amqnitian,'’ xaMttoTtWite: “a 9 k hiin\ he had got. “Eighty,” - ’s replt. J : “Noi*> tell him'that I, who' 'tod only: sixty, had foaty-fiveleft when I took Jam; Aad-tellhvn. that tfie strength 01. an te.my canMpts qf rnefl ,aodqf cartridges aftd that firing away eighty carfriegefl 18 ju-rt tne same as losing a' niah.- ‘ They did'very sferibaff dUttgd to cm ftt ihe b&giiUiiog«—roar regimint lost 609 ;men; Jfnt at; the expense qf sqofi a number of shots that wo knew they were more weakened than we ‘^erel” When this waft ex- pIAiiied te tbe PtehcWman'to said:—‘Tknew it, too; but too date. - We; never- before fought •gainst anoh troops as yoors. We rnnat no longer skirmish as wo have been accnstgiaed to,’ ’ Most of the prisoners’were taken as skirmishers, fn a cave Which ftyrrrif-d thoi# cover, and whdro tbey-wero’csit off by the- rapid and continuone advaaoe of the PmwiauH. ■ , -c »nr 11 it ■-■.-■■■.- . « » );| , 7 -., - ,7-jnrt---- GiypBlc Description of the Montana . .tetxlci of, lUiliug n Sloge-tonch— Sketch by a Passenger. - ' rFrom the Helene (Montana) Harsld of the 18th J ’ &b*UUr. t r..T.Go«Bpq!,UxAS6, : A,ug., <V l%p c r Ariwsra £parJc» , c'jDxteBiasi. I arrived tore last night wyll fn-U&eha. ‘ i gaVe tfie’AArno pdr- tibuBtrB of thO tobberyxof otir ooaah ta theoper- Uir, whoq I,fancy,, forward.them, simultanepujdy with my private dispatch. I will give you a de tail of what I saw and heard:, ; NothlrfgApebial occurred on the trip until the second day-'crtit, -Wbon ; it began to-' bovagaely whispensd at the several atarious ttot we would probably he attacked at Pleasant V/dley. The reasons wer^ that twenty .or thirty head .of horses and - mnle8 had beefl stolch the previous day; 'and'that -threb tofisimen had been drivten off '-by-Kferkeetdali’A mea. -while ..prowling about -,^'rench were partly squatting,'ibfit^tBeir, 'dffli Irfriteddiehi'to'sTarid up c fibos^Htfeir rtrfpect for the peOpte-of theoapit&Ll -X'. 'n cj- ot 1 White they wero slowly passing before me lilt, — eiamiirea tfi4 esprMflidfr ‘c^tktSr-ccfanteiiances. j ^ftha cuihioa erf ypy scat )>y /inttiKg, q r in of ; some annety on tne p^rt or in© driver «nd guaril—both of whom -Were armed with (fiibt- giinfe and-'revolvers f va passed the first starinn south of Pleasant .Yhltey, safely, but it was be tween this and the next that, we. expected Die fan. Lieutenant Hamilton 'of"Fbrt'Ellis' wafl with me, snebthe tbroo^Ghinamea.- I only had qpe.woapqn of. defense*,. We.wereali now watch ful, and te toetoxffi-tefietoeft ff.49} trfe-bed of Pry Greek, ^te is wtot caught out earn : Click click.! click click! ‘‘Halt!” And like ah ap parition threb' r6ad agents sprang from tbb rooks a few feet from thCOOhch. Oob AewTits Henry rifls on ito .leaden, Ato next on the driyox, j^id the third paid hjs complimcnte to. the lieuten ant, and injself by pfacing fhe muzzle or hie needre'jgufi'fn'Tathe'r htidorhfortable pruxibiity to 'otir oafry,’ and, As tbs' drivsv pitiniy rem arksd, ’-‘tto munzlBS of them nflea appeared a» largftM A nine-mop atoyeptoe.” J, instantly seized spy iasv,”but a touch of caution from Hamilton vised'patience.’ 1 ' Not knowing what the is#ue ' a ffidr-bright tof -I Oon ceiled. my money 4to£]&tfieJx drink.tq tpejftwny fellows of Southern Trance abdbf the'-AtlBi,Tittl'irm38 my * Cab'follb'wibe trkek Of the rirteuldr railway,:.oosar .which - the 4xeUarta-to.SrftPtotl.to ttoxStotermijpQk Thjs cixcalar.railway-on.a le.vpl with, thq xoad^ has ; .ri process of time' been fined 'witn no'arife‘s, _J And I is, in fast, now a strdWw&iltrtg^-^Defistrifikskte of people stooffalfiflglt; At last I waa over taken bydffibliifeiiv atrip Itfzifc pMk. Bat how pod its aspect jChanged;! , It ^opkfid -as ^ever railway trsirfhad lookea before. "That fratem- rnanOn of the prisonete with'thri* bbjri had-’be come ptofeit; number* of them-bad orept Into •the caeriagtAiitedurere riuiigibetwoen the Jogs' %i f • caps. . peveral had provided themselves with 1 Calk" Tiioie that Could riot-'gfetTirtd the-crowd-, fcd-’cdrrlegea had climbefixoil the top:Of them,, tniieie theff amused.tbeeiselyea by ptandinfe qn’ -few besc^ ^d fe?apfeh»BS ttoffi toff t T>re. were no stairs, no protrading boards, that boys’ l wtotohotontiiDg rijm^een fm-tc JistenU tbe ttein leoktwntfieh BUt&m idol, -WtoABob- ftande of legs and tttoeteuflfi.-nL armaiprotmd-, ^-cbftM.TrJhpJftK.Wtot.a, ;essArab, with a.fmrf m<31y hiacdsomO fac'd; who ekci: D'teerilbtttterititM? btecaoai ha looked flit, tiko s mmuL Tue people, -is, iin thfttheixeally^^. jjeseqtod hi in, with a, tan, with wtucti he kepi 'anniughimself "and timflingin ttie rifost " arc! ancfcOqUettish'wAy; being evidently accustomed to have his fun with the poblian J reached.the! terminus of tho Sactete Railway by a short cub ‘Mate tho tmin, bhfacanUtgatlittnri]<riUrgr4a^ difficulty, owing toexAfaSf immense crowds by _.$fe? r £“SAfSSUwgSS mannfabtare, had poured forth Will greater masses than were visible:at the:west : ofethe towm, r-tunm d ob h at j Jjafaca.-n ii-i _.u;TJ xTOTgt-S skin, and %rinUiK' 'Even'rite tjM|^iaPf>«-;piiiMc tot the ’.priaanerffWMfllletddQitto toixAxtoWft-xsnd^fipg The greatest efforts maaeby the police were of ^ jfijaran ■^eehlte’b lrfdtes-fthl pteoided ■here,-unadothe crowd yield.J-Tto prw(»«8 g^pavl^-atogi , l —-’-jgjou^^ggro**- bou a ponm SrtftefefWtedgl v , j. u UMfHBltl tecs or jdirectly from Brussels.' A gtealer &unu- ber of th^ Tterfcntltau vf-Asrexpetetfcould wHfej for those: that eotfirP Hot the others ftet««L 1 It rendered the French extremely at htoir htto tb be waited upotrbyuo'-imtnjrpretty and eleganj girl*, wboall flaenc^rtp^ke Frenoh. When thj ladies earns,to JKAlMUr, w ■ •tlie ftenrfc The GenAan - aoldtoHi whoWo- oortiwnied the prisoness were enthnstastio -With negard to. the (J braj-efy with whiol) the -French tod fought, nftaSr.tfie !Gei«o-pe r g .HaJ^beep- stormed,* * They pointed Ortt‘fourteeu metr, bq- Iorighig‘to the settetyffourth regiment of the line,' who wet e the whole remaiadet Of tto regl- ment left standing on the battle field, but wrio refused to surrender-, and who, deprived of oin-. inuriitiori, kept-oft fighting at the-point of tto . bayonet. As theTrpaeiteiS:^^- them, they r09to4 a,t.last in a body upon them, and threw thein down Wrestlfrig." “iVowse a no ns Ktedie la niert;« - Bald-tee of them to m*,. etmiha nbtra eekwtrip eow&eviwUtt y<r*£^ tteriitofta ¥ StitmbsUflqhrnjjt vt- [gVb < Tb« train had brought the horse of Gep. ■* —.a. .Th>.A.'“biV,” toid'a-Wtislfiri'p’TfvKtb; ;™*5 C *tee! : wsw A S4gs«ioiaa ijUertloft^ondtbe feplyiftf : tl»e intelligent and well^doiKr^bwaa-IsIditiie ta'.e of the whclnw. —It was, - We weraTAo x My pompanion Jiad^ previously i the. band} qfliis drawers. * . _ .men ‘ had by this time ’aiboto, rind a then?' , $!>lierBB. * icsHeaeed' Miein^flbd Uoted the pragreasof affair* «iteide... t 3jto driver put on the brake the moment they, chal lenged hinq.„ He askedwhat.they wanted,', .. iEe.treasure boxes, feaiaffiey. !, ' :r ! “ *JarHgnB as SMW> drivel- ; j'hbr'etheyart,” arid -threw -eutrlbe-light ori^fi-am Virginia Oily; I baliavod-o m—trite a a jI iox 1 aatH itff T :‘‘Yqu tofe^aqthPF. of ,; tlieS6 ' Boi d : 0w ’ ’ " "es,” was , th0^pfy. a «'"^d'I' Wrigriiai ** “T&ftrip°lt'oht,-" -wtts the command. :o / j . •» This-wasdone, smd. aiepping a^de, he picked HP an Rxe.^qdj.began chqppiiig the Jigtopne open, Jt took him full fifteen' minutes, and liwd worka^Mte ’^teferi^ttodlttfoOrilentft’s „ 0 '“There's noMiing ih that d-+d. box;’’ to ned, evidentlyanmlx enraged. .; 0 - otiMT ~ow 1 .He next attacked tto Helena box^which con tained about six thousand dollars,'I believe. He remarked to thejlrt'v&'f; diiring the progress of. opeawg-ito boxes, ttothft was sorry.to do- fArSiCT? “-'“Ar«Pffi»eftri* any ptaasengera ftbqard?’’oto ^^‘defoAtj 1 Juffi? 1 ¥11 a Vtfiofe th'at'OenidWSribe -riristeken. *\Ve told the.boys to get onfc They •werewery unWilling tq go,Uqt the*finely tqjn- ftd, nuj-m ShP lea^et field, hjs rifle to their head* and demandedtheir‘'rLoa'ey. with' m'aEy pro- testatiOna of pOverty,‘they*said they bad” Uofte. ‘Gnw’ said ‘ ^jpwo dollars hap alee if no more.” They wonW not-, ihextorisfied, bpfc yit^ ; x-— told them tb''* 1U — 1-1 re they stood if ti one hrestripped'i d bodts.ftttd'took whattoey tod;. • -”.J i The third and last who todrte largest- amount of tuoooy- (to,M)0), strpng.aroupd,his nook or in a belt. 4 e handled very roughly. He'took "hTslongknirerCAbdat twelve?richeS),' -nhd ripped strirt, veit-hbd-<ioatfrom top to bottom, and Abe f »ld fell out wittralieavy “thud” to the ground. avifig’ HnishOd,- they ordered them into the 'coach; and toil then to S‘go op,” much to. pur Itotof,, todtodf i<x \ tolly ejected that we —pnld be next. _ \Ve cannot explain thefr'^ar- Smyiflionr faVrir;btrt think ffififttoy Were afrttid to Alterdpt to* force os ontx r. i . ..t - I coniri easily tore killed two pf tpem, bqt it did not like to force. The nind curtains being down, none of them' conld' observe our. morve- m*nts; hence I had the “drop” on any onff of SRaaMKig the toed .events of Morrtteai'df d^enfl«i%n»Hi.' - to-night for my desrination, and hope I will find everything all right. It jfe 1 ** ^perteAtomsiibatdtooRoj^ek qp%tffi w$a. ,ii ; - -Yours, very truly,.. •UJ . -cxlrjT^mdt.1. “Buonx. 1 ewn.TH,, inihscvu laaKS' ■ Df A.‘ JftPHteM*. iirTtniz.fr, .^The^gre - no avaltY J o'rily -fficF fete’ ]rfdter^»to Btsinarck’N 1 riclM*in Frauqe. r ‘ boiled 'beeCfi'rcad ‘nuTetSt&S: a • fl * : ^ciM‘to‘4to NowsYorbffimaaixom Ppne, pint of beer, and H‘t?gte,'tevetythrrig'2-I'tStetfe<l August 30ih, illustrates the Tricks of the busy them mygelf—Of - tto very* best ‘quality.. Ai Bismarck, as follows: .. .. eight; htedrtfl^hffdtbtoft expected -insjof ^^;-i ngas V so.i-i liaVe learned today, five, hundred, tho strongest appetite ^ould bd .... —u.s -—-- -—-— satisfied. . , . ' " ' * . . j ' Supper finished, the ladies presented eorres- poudehde chrds- tU the prisoners to write to their friend*. ;witb a propfitAM ahquid jbf >m a very well-informed source, some curious As regarding- Prussian espionage. One of Aha present:writers#! t,he.Cologne Gazette was, /or a long time, one. of the editors of the Baris JournalLe Temps, and was well received at the MinWtVyte-! &fto-'ftfekuppoSea to bo awarm frienif of France, am* was. dacorated. Ah the a spy. _atne Ik BackCri 1 ' Anfther-iPrfisbfeitt named 8i- farin-waWone of the editownof the ministerial orgenof Paru-v4he-Cqpstitutiqnel- Hia-eAl«y, as editor,_ wan only $1125 a month, and hetod no private fortune." J Neverthless he kept up a large establishment and ba<P 6arriAgft, hestees, eto .He was well rep'eiveid kt the ministets. He had free access to'tffe best sontees of iifforma- if<&, and Was dCcOrafed with thef legion of bon- ot; As sOon as warwaa declated he, too, mad* off lor partiii unknown- ^oth Bicker. up£ 8i- Tppn Hi diqgniahed themselves in the Fans pa pers by the violence of their 1 articles against ssfa "Tbte system of Bismarck’sta perfect. - ; Mis8 MfjGin.LO^a TO' AsBBvittK.-G-We ‘feardfroni the Abbov3!iPreas<fe Banner of the ctitceht'ld merf-u -sald’^oti# of them' to. m*,- 26th iastaint, ‘.that :Misfc Isa)»eUa MqCqlloch, “ * —------- ri*idisu»g'Sii9bod- l pfiipa;4pn n iii ^oompaniMi ' ’ * e oit'Eri- tted,pr;ma..dP«na 1 ,&c;oqo •blliltfcjil ia.^at -. day..last,, on, a visit to ncr feiSto'e- 1 ’ to / , vlciuUy. Stic will rfeinMu, tvc lfeartr, 4 rtsVetal r s>t<2Uo*fQ_>z liliog ship owne-i»l»4Port' ;? a J m tor a et •. _ Mlfift m> Iw-thte'-.-d tobi?Ji :xif t.'an.i SaEftli wsi i tp* ti &n— .v^ra&r.i' j '!!>*'■•} s^.iuol avt«* tidair l yoc-A xe i sjOsxe-O otraf .iOSMrtf4 w<4 • rijwse* sttoi Jaaarsf h» ,wl towffntpff wttte ^ 4bskmltafaiayfftiuaQ. jsk

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Georgia weekly telegraph and Georgia journal & messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1869-1880, September 13, 1870, Image 1