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#OML.3» V ARXMSTRON0, PROPRLIETOR, BB oFr qusex axo ELGIN:3TS id OTTAWA. Â¥OL. VY T & Jua n« ® + 5 t.Ltors aA0d | at haw. «olicuort \a Onancery, mnu.fwmm Qu.ebecâ€" , UHook store, Sparks streot, | flaim x: ; t t e I ’.-m-nn- w how W hd, I ass romoved his Jhaneery i | tte ob aapger‘s ue ts To t s MB Bar always supplied with the ho t t & amil AX, NOVA 8uo0TIAs Bmablished 186| . ad urnmasieant boarders accommodaâ€" atsativn ‘to their comfort. APRCIFICATIONXH, 46, PETUCC CES8T > L1 QU O R 8, # RE8TAUa ANXT, zuvuuol. Propridot , sad, W eiiingtonâ€"strects, 3: eutrance to the uoverbment Bui i" comprises .nn.ntlh a 3‘ MÂ¥ h:.=Al contains moflg‘o v<s, and overy sam a wiil be lound on che table. The tefferts will bedirescted to be scomâ€" K & TAILLON, Barruters, Lo. ‘Oflcoâ€"Mosgrove‘s Buildings, "'E seout _ Guone® Tastsom . Mxart Public for the Pro ,...I'W-um.“ “-fide Jflee Buildings, Eigin . street, ne. : _.___Ruaxe Bowizo Koaee. pSP AARM.A, Burrister and attorâ€" W'O‘”" aâ€"Lang‘t Buildings, Elginâ€"st.. hbway § xt ies ‘RXTENXCE aAND COM#FORT FOR TRAVELLLNG PUBLIC. EB masi 61s», Uoutust. aet, Cantral Vita®wa _ Bdanscattonost. Â¥ Auou08K, iProof @utskey , slso, Dauwes‘ Laâ€" Perter. Pork, ‘m. &o., for sale. ; APLERHRE, Barristor, l.”_"w &A s E..o-. [ MeGill Untâ€" jan, Sargeon and accoucbear, gently cccupled by Dr. Malâ€" lscellaneou s ._ & Coâ€", Land Surreyors, Lagd &ks. (OMcse, opposite mouu...v.mm Arshiteot. Oficeâ€"Anmond ‘I'M-.d-.m W th» “’!‘. LOPOLLT A N , AUMOKDS BLOCK, Avicam Stree Otamwa. P. OMEARA, Pruoraipronâ€" the table spread with JCACY 04 THE SEASON Corner James and Kingâ€"ste. , Mouse and Public OMoses, ST. «D OKPORTHXIENXT. Sparks HOUSK, 302. Imem‘s Bieck.Sparie Public, Corner of «oughton‘s Dining Saioon. sampleâ€"ruom for commercia #DUjati9y. # ‘CMISON, .-u: &E HUrCmL uay Knd #utvâ€"sins. Les® A Buildun awi as Astentive Wostier. INXG.â€"The subseriber baving Mde his time equally~betwseen fi would beg to inform his '~"::I .:‘bo hopes, in future, tdere fo+ c e e __ _ _ 0KO. N. BESEROIOCT Oitawa ; Thoes Reyrolds, UITHWCOLLEG®E. ,.“-.n--.mo H LADIEY COLLEGE @,, ithan t th» : dte, Architect, OMosâ€" Sappore‘ Bridge | _ > -“'” ..'-“-“' d instant ¢ i may bg obtamed on appliâ€" ar Uth. 18090. 11 48tf ȴuolic as,Ac,.ft eP |.. ._ .39 RIDEAU STREKT, “' store, Sparks streot, | 0""‘ » Â¥ 0 Cumew.| JAVING OPEN®ED fls NEW EsTALâ€" _:'________.___â€", LI8SHMENT :; .,-m-"'i“"‘"" (meaerly opposite the Old Stand,) f ;.-..'.'.::uo Huseel ’ %ers forsale at VERY LOW PRLICES a large \â€".| athen bimans in nents ienivay s wl Paaey d + * | Witar taadon gpmess Piokie Srpomdy dn OtheaW & Commission Merchant and “"- D FTInU®. ATCBSE, YÂ¥ If Rev. L. Helimath, D. D., having made arrangements i lady teacher, announcses ceal. Come* * ""sity _ | MEYS â€"PORKK, r OKLED sALMON;, nzsey aiâ€"Law, Solieitorâ€" | LABR. HERxINGS, > » “' C p m“‘ °"“"~ §3r ' mmxmm 0 son»> Sn on ns | M * I,un, oateng, Congoe, Amportst Your L"_"__:.;:_:_: l‘,.0"-'~=â€"““~fl" reosted daily on Physician, Surgeon, all, apply to) Majoar Kranms, . NO.â€" 1444. to the we imea t 1 Maging. Rideanâ€" , B~rmnlers agd m in Onancery, y RmHTE â€" acery, Gourey» | °* . Thaey _ | â€"Law, Solicitor= | Â¥ #o, Sussoex~ | # C000 th» “.“ tit --;LAA;..“ u0 ms n " ‘ f i ANE, Suspe Propricor , remrtait: is intotthe Cagthe 13b8y Jundleg, Coarse and F »â€"_ AJ j ! ...a...,..a"‘&:'.' Vl:;:n " 1P Beg most respe :fully to intimate to their friends and customers that shey (\have Just received and have ready orinspec lon | NEWEST AND MOST ~FASHIONâ€" | ABLE DESIGNS. Ey TuUE READY.MADE .. 9 (Lo raine / pa»akruent s . P 4 | 1i niso very complete, ani will be found ofgthe best materials and most (ashlonable styles. ' LARGE A8ssORTMENT OF « »eme _‘.... guork qyco» 187 u. ~1870. w~wu‘.’~Wdl Arst clase outter Suits made to order in best and latest styles Good At ensured or no 1Â¥ o, A. DUO#F. . » wWMEARKA &4 00 " _‘ Sherries .n‘u‘ Ports of Aane %:-d.:ww <he. 106 E8, ?D BRYE, W.irb h * / HISKEY . \gh proof and wvror, at extrumsly low riees. Thorme‘s and Stewart‘ Sootth Whiukey and d Tom. \ Murphy‘s Old u:n.-a §. M'.flhuz:.w.w.dp amum.ll‘m «* atreAners‘ prices. P k OLD sTOCK, SiVE)» FROM FIRE SKLLING at TWE®ATY.â€"FIVE * PERCENXT BELOY @O8T. Now is the time or oaur ains. _ _ 11086 mmhu. Coll ars, Shirts, Gloves, o, &o. Together‘with aAurge and well assorted Bog to intimate to their customers asd th puablic generally, hat they will keep constant! on hand w BEEF AND MUTTON. m 8PICaUÂ¥ anwv SALT ROUND, Bpecial attention is A YEERY LARGE A8s8S0RTMENT BRo 1oNELL (BRGg â€"Hamrgad‘s g A KAIS WUHUKLAN, sPAILINO IMPORTATIOSS, C MEARA & CO. OP THE NEWEST STVLES. wia~ DXY GOOVS. @a ROLLED BEEF mg PARPLILE8 UOYERNOR | GFNERAL BYâ€"WARD; MXARKE!1. »EHELR ORLEBRATED Â¥REYH KILLEP Crocertes. THEIR:STALLS, STALLâ€"b m«» Noe. 6 and i1 . CDt ii'mm‘:...-""-'"" | i mareg ““d 'h‘l' _ . Friday at 10.45 A.M. & f Per direct Packet via New York, every Tuesday ‘~ . at 5.40 a. m. Ollo-qo'dfl()loufinubanlo Doi nion, Great Britain and [reland, Newfou obtained at this OMice. : Also, Postage . Bill Stamps. _ â€" |__ Pogt orFICE SiYTXG8 BAXL,. ~' ts will be received at this Ofice. lmmdu the rate of 'nrrvcnt. per annum, and deposits can be withdrawn at \nyxo. KFive per cent. will be allowed on z:"do’uiu in sums of $100, for the with= of which 3 months‘ notice will be reâ€" _.optk................ ..u a m,! 1.00 p m, 10.00 pm ArtITB ................ 4 40p w, 11.00 8 m, 9 “J-. the abore trains conmest at Pressott Junotion with Araad Trank Reilway for all points south enst and west. | iL. " OQmawa Orrionâ€"â€"York streot, corner o Bussex €¢ GBREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,. ‘ fhomd Canada j o 1%_ Sarnia, â€" Detroit, ~Milwaukese. Cincinnati, St. Lowis, New Orleans, and all Points in the West and South. NO TIO 8 :mm ne'x'.;onA »1! co‘ _â€" 20 FirstClass Upper Cabin Steamers. * Dall.Y LWE B# WeRn OCDENSBUKG a CHICAGO, Inl_h. â€"omm'- ;Il‘xny for all Parties going west can secure Tickets at this office to any Point desired, ViA ALL RAlIL OR ALL BOAT_' Â¥Fares always theaper than by any other â€" GRERAT CRNTRAL ‘1OUTE AND saVE MNEY, TIME ANODISTANCE Cumparitive dist«nee of the several Western Routes to Chic«go : f Americananâ€"O«densburg or Pressott...... _ _ . _ General Western Railway and Stoeamboat Ticket “ulh-‘b-hc.-tbh;:n‘l Dranmer‘s, Bumexst, two doors from Ottawa, 13th June, 1870. @GEMXERAL COMMISSI®N AGRNT, CUlarence otreet, next to the City rotel Solicits the patronage of the Lamber Merchan generally on the Ottaws. From: his long experiâ€" snce in the trade he offors his services in engaging mes and attending to their rafts while passing here to the best of his abllity. CENXTRAL AIR LIXE ROUTE, Alex Fraser, Keq, Waiter Bmith, Esq, Joh* * oupore, Esa, R W Cruigs, Req. SHAREHOLDERsS OF THE CANADA CENTRAL RAJLWAY CO,, Wednssday, the I‘Q_IA .“y of Beptember Lâ€"A‘m-awy Mail Bag fon Canaâ€" dian 'Yl be closed every Friday at 11.45 a.m, â€"All |letters must to NII“N- paid by Stamps. No Registered ters ean be sent in this. bag. _: Cnnada Central Railway OMee quawke Auguit FX, 1006 * â€". .. _ & EAT o pass BYâ€"LAW8, and consider th« DEED OF t:n.auuuol with ‘the NORTHERN LONiZATION RAJILWAY COMPANY.: qQIIPY c OF QTT A W A, AKADA CEXTRAL RAILM OQFFICE OF THE COMXPANY, '!v.* and Departure of Mails, SUMMER ARRKANGEMENT. PaiykuL®a, G@u1pg. LAWREHO® aAX$ OrtiWa RilLLB®AY 4 w¥¥L i. @ETAWA AT BEVEN O‘UOLOCK P. X., &A OENXERAL MEETING Will be held at the NUTICE. TICKETS at this offce H TAYLOR, Agents. 8 1.x., to T r.44. 0. P. BAKER, W & WORSLEY, OoOrTawWA. THURSDAY AUGUST, 25, 1870. AY COM 1 The followiny list of goods will be sold at such prices as will clear out the greater porâ€" Ron of them in a yery short time, viz¢ _ Sltfi‘ Jacket 00 id “7 UWITE .n?u-u. FI{)W.M W'HI'I M aA 6 ai hn Sepgarch it O RAETS, ‘OLLARS and HA W LSâ€"Bla¢ck Grenadine> aAPANESE 8 AT THE flqw ESTABL!SHIKNT, EKATHELRS, LEXCH ADIEA®! and Children‘s Opposite the Rusee!l Bouse, PM SE E OF THE PRICE®: > kNCY pveridtuterteles | _: * | 1GHTY Prl.t‘. fast ceolors, ADIES! Whitéd Cotton Hose, LACK Lace ® RW Mobair@trips, UTTO®*®, DIES‘ D. CHILDREN‘8 _ UNDERâ€"CLOTHING. WHITE MUSLINS (Hair Cord, Oheoked, ?â€".a.‘.“.) Jaconet, Nainsooke, Book, LAG ack White exd lo-?r’onu m..-“x.-‘:t-; rLGURED N . LACE COURHALN®, ¢ LLEEN DAÂ¥ s TOW ELS, " NAPKLIN4, :s TABLE COVE â€" y . W HLTE and GREY COTTON3, < BLAOK LUSTRES, #o, & RESs TRONM ARGOAIAS 1N RAAXT CLEA 1UNXING No, 14, Sparks street, CAsH P PARABOLS, : NEW NEW NEW hawlss im t ol . y ptian Searfsand Sows, nck and Colore? Wovre, WhiteZand Greg?!, elf@Calored Lustres, emembered the above art rportations and quite new. g Btreet, â€" 14 ite the Russel! House. HAK & LIND3AY. BRILLLAN : 5, MUSLIN8, DREKS3 GOODS, MAMK & LINSDEAY. FLOWERS. HOSIEERY, SITLnk GLOY ES KID GLOYES, LISUDE GLOYES, ING SALE, AT COST PRIOB To al â€" .‘ URCHASERS, Geods. #Y s i}¢ 1%jcentâ€", 1% cents | 11 cen 9# cents â€"| Will leare Ayimer daliy (Sundays excepre!) a |I i m,, M.Zm. ho(nu-o: HUas commenced her regular trips between Ottawa and Montreal, with Mails and Passengers, loaving Octawn at T a m, deily, + M ARK ET â€" 8TE a MEX mrFAIRY m . c The steamer Will commence running her regular trips from Major‘s Wharf to Otitawa ever <â€"Mongay © and Baturdsy leaving Major‘s at 5 a m, and Ottawa at '.\.n OTTAW A RIYER } NAYVIGATION COY‘3 STEAMERsS 4p m. COOKING sToOVEs 1 CookING s1 ovEs ! COOKINS STOVES! And every .puuu of sTOVES. including |o t prauoras of v > DO STOVES, 2 : OUBLE STOVES, y>HAR) On and after the * «@ U BE N VY ICTO R 1 aA," &e , &o. BLYTH & KERR, No. 25 RIDEAU STREET, Plumbers, Gas ‘aod Steam Fitters, Tin and Copper Smiths, Bell IMPORTERs OF GENERAL HOUsSE FURYâ€" 1IS@ING HARDW Ars. JUST REOEIVXD, ox "Pride of Canada‘ and hâ€" Gr At the «i uoL. EV uELY w ®K CC CEmmIik e C " Qcsola,‘‘a rplendidâ€"Assortment of Block Tin Gorem: optes Braee Ladlor Dreming. Ouaos, » a #, w-.-.-_-nfl'm Vishes, Pnoot::‘ Pons, Milk Saucepans, &o., &o. * Constantiy on liand, ‘Cooking ‘Stoves, (best .&h-) UBot Air Furnaces, ::br Coolers, Baths, ‘uo. 3 f i p ; ««mAL80â€"â€" ; s FIGSHING TAOKLE, comprising Rogs, Lines, Â¥iles, Hooks, Ficats, Trolis, Panniers, Landing Nos, F3 m& » &o. Ottaws., 10, 1870 MH i 8STEAMER ©ANN SISSON," Ottawa, Docember 20, 1809 A complelete iassortment of ‘Bbeif ard Hestry ardware. Paints, Oil, Glass, Putty, Coal Oil, Shelf and Heary ‘Hardware, m‘“m,llmllflo Wellington Street, Upper Town, O| HoUS # CaiaP Will lears Pembroke at 2 p. m. FIRST OF SEPTEMBENRN §Jt "J AROX â€" GOULDp" B FURNISHING GOODb t Variety, Very Che ip, ITAL" sTOVE DEPOT, r. of the ANVIL, No. 24 Ridsan an fAnd a complete assortment of â€" TTCHEN UTENSILS Muaurdware. ESTING IMPLEMENTS. K7 Oarr. Cart. Nicwous, JOHN YOUXG 1870 DOUBLE STOVES: THOS, BIRKETT, 35 Sussex Btreet. H. MEADOWB & co, 42nd, 1870. |. s AÂ¥ :Q;firu‘;d. ready for use. und Â¥sney bitcve No. 24, Ridean Btroot, 1810, & W sHEPHEP 1341t [+] 1236.t Ottaw a DIRECT â€" IMPORTATIONS Ca KR a 8, , _ The on‘y old and reliable wites for tamny , use in twe ofty, and ured by all the best » doscorse in this vicinity. . Ordored. expressly for the pprpose. s a 4 " cask® sm@RRY wWIsk, B ip *‘ 1 ;. Nir ot from Loadon, put up to order from *_the maker, a very superior artiele, very ‘oheap. in A Afuh and well assorted stock of general 10 1 l 4B '.l'»:bln)" PORT WINE, very old vintazge, The absy s gaod« are will ka»wa to be the finss kipd bro«ght into this city, and ars well worth l{elv_n:tp»d_by families requâ€"ring theom forass A tew‘triils will prove their superiority )»: omnxu gaod«. Â¥ l).lOKl.El. § voars, sYRUPS and FRUITS, nz'homtoou:.lnfi.l Circular, . 1 Stewart‘s Oscellating Mulay, 1 Self.activg Double z:!ger, with‘ Butting Saws, and 1. Sett Gang W#. Engine 75 borse power with ample boiler space, a large portion of machine:y new, ___ The Mill is well . situated tor cutting. #11 stuff, but could easi‘ly be moved as it is situated on the navigable waters nf Long Point Bay. o o m on Uraigron"" OFRFICE, * Oitawa, ‘August 1,?1870 The EIGHTH SCHOONL YBAR of this ERd4uoss tional Establishment will commebce on MON»â€" DAY, Sept. bth, when MI%S HARMIN will be sided in the Koglish classes by A lady, who has recsived a thorough Bm‘llii‘iod Educstion, and who possoesses bâ€"th the gift of teaching and of LADIES‘ SEMINARY, _ _ _ WELLINGTON STREET, MISS A. M. HARMON, Pn richtly “nloplng the cbaragter of her pu}im. The Freach, Drawing. ul'fi(';ll‘ nstruâ€" mental Music Classes will be taught by competent, exnorieaced Professors Teachers. Applie=« tion tor BoarJing and Day Pupils can be made. by lstter, addressedâ€"Miss Haruox, Otta«as, until An‘,ut’!th. when Miss Harmon wil} be at home. rospectuses ning the course of English Studies, «nd the ‘Fees, can be had at Messrs Daris & and Mcesers !?o & Oo‘s Bookstore, Sparks street. 49T 8. t Ships Cognac, from Charente, ana Nero, from Oporto, (and to arrive _ from Italy,) i ty * . A Branch of the Monklands Ville, MARLA ° ESTABLISAMENT, (MONTREAL, 10FFEE, 118, RUM and WHASK EK Â¥, AAxXUY 201P8, Besides the lo\tg' School a Belect Day School is attached to the establishment. For partioulars and terms apply to the * L. LADY SUPERLIR:â€" Corner of 0'_0‘-::“ Wellington Streots. Ottawa, August 12, h 1643f The Sisters g’m Congregation de Notr Dame respectfully inform the public that th»y will open their classes on the \st September, A gall splicited by Mz. CHA MPNESS has always on hand the best scleotion of horses ana carriages to be found in the City, and to he let at reasonable rates. Eficien® grooms alway «n hand or customers. > Ottawa, 1 2th J«.7, 1870, 1s0he w. CHAMPNESS, ' Brtrist Liox Hor:L, Eragks Srager. Two® THREEKE GENTLEZYAN can be acc vmmodated with 6. ROGMS, WITH OR WITHOUT ROARB. Bry a young girl a sitaation as SEAM. STRESS, or DRESYâ€"MAKER, in a private family or place ot business: _ â€" _ References given it requir: d, _ Apply at the ‘T‘rues Orricn. hsiupe: i August 1st, 1870. e 1424â€"t4 LEKS8 & PORTKERâ€"ALL KiN 8y «* W$ .. KKsSUNR®S CHEEKSEK, OR SALLEK: Wf’flb #oaras J aby 5, 1674 " NTRAL To WS Uublin Porter, put up‘ to order. ° Wa«wer Ales and Rorter, in :,nd ©ondit:o3, always on hacd. | | oU®sG EMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, BL ACK, in diferen kinds; also very treosh sound and sweet. v * GREEN, of the varlous kints, new «ason Apply at ‘ Fine, very fire anud Exira. Y P for tamily usw or Grstolu»s hotels. A tri«l will show that they are cireap and r<di@bis, and the price as low ar the cominon tâ€"@shy ind generally used. ‘ K The very oost, always Fresh Rousted and Bround on the prowises. x OGrweries Zirâ€"t Class Brands, warranted yenuine for far us c * and fragraot. Queen‘s, Arims and Stilton, very sons. nar 4s 70. SAUCES and FLAVOURLING EXTRACTS, The very beâ€"t, from the Crosse & Bi . weli‘s, Loxpox, > the very best bracds to be bad, ETY EKT $TA BE LS. unuos. Brasoy, THE FOLLOWiNG@ GO0DS ; turther particulars ebquire at THIS Tiuts â€" OFâ€"ALL KIND®S., Wines, 1870. THO8. PATTERSON, No. 26, Rideau Streot. . MRL& ROWSELL 8, Opposite the Union Hotal, and Liquore, *# 1233 1m CIPAL, 1199 t LtpwicsHarex, Aug. 1.â€"Yesterday mornâ€" ing. I shook the dust of the Frankfuter Wald off my feet at the romantic little forest lodge:of Niederaad (converted for the nonce into an extramural station on tho Hesseâ€"Ludwigsâ€"Bahu), where, in very exâ€" cellent:compary, 1 had the pleasure of waitin uuri;ntwo hours for tgn clearing of t.hoimc, encumbered with forage trains cattle trains, trains full of dr& and long strings of ©"empties" ing back northwards for fresh freights of food, for powder and the countless impedimenta of an army in the field. ‘The quiet, cosy sil van nookâ€"normally wrapped in profound silence, only broken from time to time by the report of a rifle from the neighboring practising ground, or the rumble, screech, and clatter of a train whirlng through the green woods that enfold Sachseuhansen in their leafy embrace, and are the pride of the wealthy Frankfort burgessesâ€"was disâ€" turbed from its wonted tranquility by the: shnll whistting of lorgâ€"bodied, {xungry lookin‘gl;ingines, darting up and down the entan lines, dragging â€" superfluous itrucks into sidings, projecting several morâ€" sels of trains towards one another, pufting, hissing, and lqueukin(g‘;o‘ng dum:if squeaks as of gigantic pigs in di pain or fearâ€"in lhomviag.m sentinent things of wonderful intelligence but fretful temperament, imensel{ unpressed with the im of their mission, and aniâ€" mated {; ‘a burning desire to fulfll it, but utterly unable to refrain from expressing, in the fussiest manner, their determination not only to "do their level best," but to force their feverish activity upon the notite of everybody around. " Distracted was Nieâ€" deraad, moreover, byâ€"the blowing of horns, thie.clashing of coupling trains the impaâ€" tient stammping of chargers in their boxe the ‘unaccustomed chatter of a thounnn voices, strife for beer and Leberwurst round the |marketenderin‘s atall, the crackâ€" ifil:;g::f 'q wt.ge ui:uund: i ppeniteq men urging their ow â€"«pirited horses _ through _ the ‘shady â€" glades that lead ifrom <the chaussee through the wood to the: line of railway I had directors with meâ€"men in whose stern presence porters trembled, and the pride of guards was humbled in the landâ€" men to whom even the flrovislonnl' station master, exalted above all ordinary mortals, spoke with baz.‘lobmth and cap in hand â€"men who, in the cause of their waiting fellowâ€"creatures, nobly blew up everybody connected with the .service of the comâ€" pany, and evén climbed oter trucks to do so with a devotion to the public interest that should havé awakened the liveliest gratitude in the breast of every‘ person present, and doubtless® would have done so had it produced any manifest result in the way of accelerating our departure. At any fate, we got ‘under way at last ; .and ‘were far too thankful e6nsidering! the preâ€" sent state of railway communication m Bouthern Germany, at being enabled to get away at all, to think of grumbling at a couple of hours‘ diverting detention by a pleasant woodside. . in one of the trains shunted off into a sttjin: to make way for: us were about adozen dragoons of the 5th, sent back toFfankfort in charge of woundâ€" ed and sick belionging to that regiâ€" ment. /‘ From(the non.commissioned officer commanding |the aetachment 1 learned that part of the 5thâ€"at least half a ktl:d ron of the t Markish mtâ€"hn en in action on the frontier, lost three horses, and that its quarterâ€"master bhad been put A rs de combat ; that the Prussian cavairy horses of the division to which the 5th is attached had not hitherto. suffered at all from sore backs ; â€"and that the army was well provided in every respect, and in â€"exuberant spirits. ‘The men were burnt a deep brown nlthofl\:{h they had only been ‘sfortuight in the field, lng they complainâ€" )althu‘uuhuthld.bnndurin‘ the past week almost unbearable, _ © . % The flat districts between Frankfort and Mayence, skirting the Maine, is altogether devoid of picturesque : features, and offers but one remarkable object to the travelâ€" ler‘s e{:â€"thn object,| indeed, being only remarkable by reason of its uniqheness. It is a windmill o£small dimensions â€"to the best of my belief the only structure of its kind in the territories of Hesse and Nassau,. The ermbouchure of the Maine is, as you know, nomin«lly protected by some small. earthworks and. a tiny redoubt, which are outworks, as it were, of the un: important fortifications of Castel, ‘These are / just now, armed, jand manned ; but I : venture: to < ‘predict «they will â€"â€" never be : seriously _ de: ferided against an enemy. in possession of Mayence. ©From the graceful ~railway bridge crossing the Rhine may be seen two out of the three toon bridges thro-z‘ across ‘:;d river p:;: the conveyance troo some E:y-oi is being mu;' to counstruct n:: at Weissenau, above Mayence, where a military camp has been formed. The beautifal gTden comâ€" monly known as the " Nene! Anlage." adorning the left bank of the railway line just qutside the castellated town . gate, is condemned, . with the â€" surrounding acacias and lindens, to utter‘annihilation. _ They are to be left intact till the last momentâ€" thus much have the military authorities conceded wtboprm oflh.l-anoai-; but should the Prussian army comâ€" Lrflod to retreat upon Mayence, and a deâ€" lence of the great fortress against the fence of the great fortress against the French become imminent, they will be un hesitatingly sacrificed. _ Already have the favorite promenades of the town suftered mutill:tion in the matter of trees, which will scarcely be remedied under a couple of decades. â€" The citizens, however, bear their troubles with .admirable temper, and are as enthusiastic about the war as if, inâ€" stead of minin(f their tradeâ€"a vyery luoraâ€" tive oneâ€"and difiguring their beloved town it were f;:::: wboloh a iigflyo}luhblo enâ€" ri with promise perity. mip the more orediublotolz: in as much u‘ms:g of them are wealthy people wholose much by the interruption of busi ness, and‘ have nothing particular to gain by the triumph of Prussia. Also, because Mayence has never been Prussian in feelâ€" ] ing ; indeed it used to be counted, not so long agoypas one ofthe recalcitrant cities boloné? to the same category as Frankâ€" fort, But in the present quarrel, Mayence, as well as the lastâ€"named hcniq:r.’un of Frondizm, has manifested feelings of the most ardent German patriotism, and has thrown itself heart and hand into the cause oi which His Majesty KinLWilwn' is the defender. It should not be forgotten that these two generous> cities . have m?phed ample refreshment at the expense 0 their burgesses to every individual soldierâ€" of the enormous armies which for twelve days have been g through their i ; nor that I.lri:‘:;dy proof of m E“‘"“." the defenders of Germany has voluntarily organised and carried out by their leading men, who have not only contributed their substance but their time to carrying out their benevolent intenâ€" Advance of the German Army. _ By great good fortune, my journey hither from Mayence was arranged within a fow ?mut;;fw arrival in the latter town o ever appeared to me so wildi lbprm:ubw i hnIpm its w inoeptia’: -didflnb:x had set nr.l!cn {;nrhd Frankfort. When I set out ny,mdothomtoflur were an ua’ known number to one. However, a suâ€" Aweme efiort having been made in my fim,itm-wflto forward me at least as far »s Worms lz s-fmofo train hsvin‘)hyonoofortho Lavudau and this concession was ‘subsequently exâ€" tended, as you may gather from the post BX G â€"_â€"â€" â€"MRlZ.___ s PORGE AUGUSTUS SALA. is the frontier of France,â€"crowded with Niâ€" poleon‘s troops. Weisgemburgâ€" and Lanâ€" dan frown at each other from either «ide the Lauter, / within four hours ride of the room in which 1 am waiting. The .Crown <Prince is â€" at~ Npeyer, not half that distance hence. The whole country rounii is ewarming with soldiers, Prussian, Bavatian, and Saxon. _ All the pretty fll?‘gn Of the wine district through which I p«ssed yesterday on my ~way hither, (from |Niersteia‘ to Worms, are thronged with troops ‘of all arms. _ Batâ€" talions of infantry were being exercised in their market places, packs of artillery were disposed ‘in Aields by the roadside, columns of Chasseurs were toiling along the heated chaussees towar is the scene of proximate action. â€" As ] left tho station to seek for temporary quarters, 1 met fwo regiments of the Guard (Konig Wilhelm and Kaiser Alexander) on their march from the other side of the Rhine to join the armi¢s of the Prince. Splendid look ':::non,‘at lfih}t half of .t:eir number. in the prime of life, bearded like assppers, and decorated with onge or more warâ€" medals. . Subsequently 1 drove over 10 Mannbeim, where I stayed all the ervening and a great part of the night. That pretty little town is converted into an. enormous barrack, and its population ‘has been com: w&ely swamped by a deluge of uniforms, ‘ithin the last twelve hours more than 20,000 men of the Guard alone have jeftii with bands plsying and, "columnsof cho ruses‘‘â€" amongst other regiments,: those bearing the names of Komgin Luise and Kaiserin Elizabeth,. There are still two betâ€" talions of Chasseurs\iand about 8,000 Of the line in billets and barracks, waiting orÂ¥rs to march, which will probably be iss2ed this evening. ‘The spectacle afforded by the night march of the Guards, which 1 wit nessed at a very late hour, was in the high est degree ini!:r.ssivv. The main street of Mannheim is not unlike the Alameda at Malaga or the Terazia at Belgradeâ€"a b doubleâ€"paved road, piereed by a (mled l\'ei)ul:,.hordercd omeither side with young chesnut treesâ€"the paved part of the stréet being dimly lighted by gasâ€" lamps at long intervals, and the architec ture of the houses exhibiting every variety of G mapner, fi_-o:? the gebbed roof of enormous h<ight, with three. rows of windows gleaming out from amongst its shingles, to the modern, aqu::..wwhiun flat topped house, as prosaic .as n e, and as ugly as a Nassau peasant. Looking out ‘from a window ~of one of these utilitarian buildings about midnight, 1 became aware of.ddfmbueing sound, creeping onwards from afar througsa the still town, and waxing lowdler every second. Presently it defined itself into the sharp, rapid beating of drums, so rapid indead that at haif a mile‘s distance there seem ed to.be no intermissin o{ its clamour. mark of the present létter, Thus far, therefore, into the bowels of the land have I procem#ied having encountered but few of the checks and persecutions to which the would be chronicler of battles are exposed by the somewhat arbitrary decrees of. the French and « Prussian _ Chiefs d Etat Major. ~About thirty miles from this town And â€"as it | aswept. . forward, the fan tic leaven: of _ the fife becoming M to the ear with . painâ€" 1 ness, â€" another ‘sound, _ still more ominous and imposing, swelled, as it were, ap above it, .and finally surged over it, stifling tho drum‘s blatant and threatening voice under an avalanche of heavry, measured footsteps. Tramp, tramp, tnn&' tramp, â€" Who heeds the drum and. fife, listening to the awfully significant tread of men who are going out pro ra‘n’u, mori? . Far up. the. gloomy boulevard weird glints and fiashes . of light began to flickering: fitfully forward, appearing and vanish ng Lke the ignis Jiatuus in luramous spasms, and diving into darkness. _ A little nearer they assumeâ€"a certain regularity of %mn and distinctness of mnm‘fag&m. , tramp, tramp, tramp. . ‘That grum Man!on, like the .pulmign of a & giant‘s heart, is the wondless utterance of a patriotic leg.on on its way to offer up a blood nonfig;on the ‘altars of its houseâ€" hold ‘ods. welye thousind German feet are oompell|i:r the stones of Mianuheim to "l?“k in a low and mysterious voice. hose sparkling gleumsyadvanting steadjiy and swiftly through the air, hre -ln‘p pointed, burnished bayonets ; their brightâ€" ness is yet undimmed by the red rust tihat will soon bite the record of slamughter into their hard surface ; those, red and Qulhruy:‘:ucimoutby mhn- I:“ tings or. helmets that, per a wee hence, shall not avail to save the heads IPRICEâ€"3 CENTS they now n adorn from lying low, never to mfi@_lhhw‘fl“ NKenmrer and nearer still, close under the window, at last, when the word.rings out, column wheels to the right, «and with a that m«ikes the panes ol glass in basement rattle in tbeir frames,. the . band at its head strikes up, *l am a Prussian ; knowest M&hou mL.nIun *" In this the roud tuneful expresson of the naâ€" t'iion'n sellâ€"trut, the whole. of the first batâ€" talion joins as one min;.4he second takes it up : then the third*; and s6 on to the rear of the column, til 6,000 men, are chanting the bitter Northern canticle at the top power oftbirluu:‘:iun;n stern mphuzo&uu‘on I 1w the. enemies ol the Black Engle., The slunibers of the own are broken as ‘it were : magic ally, . by (this: ~warsong; in . less than a minute five hundred «wingows are thrown open, and white robed, ghostly forms lean out and gaze "ML::;:: serried legions. Home wave hind i some raise them to their eyes, For this 6,000, wandin&ein way so steadily and cheerfully to valley of ~the shadow .of desth, is some of the choicest fruit and essence of the nation,s mankbood ; the tall, stalwart, powerful, Guard, condensed" by a nortofb?.duulhuon, ion from the great mass of vigorous vitality dispersed over the face of the Prussian kingdom, A)nly two regiments of tihe Guird!â€"but carryâ€" 'wim:m the sympithies and invocaâ€" i ofum[;minou. A few minutes more of fu oonwnrhwm. during which a thousand sorrowful thoughts crowd the minds of the watchers, and the dark ness of night has swallowed them up. They are from amongst us, actoss the nx:nmc, and are tramping awâ€"y, awa‘y life towards the unknown land. The United Sersice G is gble to state, on the most reli authority, thit orders have been given a large numâ€" ber of troops to be held |in readimess for active service. Leave has been to all the ;offi cers in the Royal rine Artillery and umhhnkg. and a notification sent to all commanders ‘of divmions to hold therselves in readiness for immediate em+ barkation on foreign service, as events may powerful ironâ€"clad vessel is to ummm at Chathain m instructions received from the y directing the build ng of the Raleigh, armourâ€"plated ship, from the deâ€" signs prepared at the Admiralty by Mr. E. J, Reed, C. B., before resigning the oftice of Chief Constructor of the Nary. The Raleigh will be a vessel of large dimenâ€" sions, her length being 280 feet, «ad bur. den 4066 tons, with engines of 1,000â€" horse power (nominal). . the is i c to have her hall encased with simiâ€" Jlar to the Inconsistant. Her t will consrst of 27 heavy gunz. mounted on Roth the United Sereice "Gazmite and the Naval and Military Gazetie state that the recruiting at the various stations is being carried on with considerable activity . ABRMKY AND â€"MAVY d i#