London, August 11.—The Pall
Mall Gazette reaffirms the presence
of the Prinpc* Inqicriul and imj>erial
jewels in lAtndon. >
Chicago, August 11.—The Trib
une’s New York private disiMitches
say a reactionary movement in favor
of the Emperor has begun in Paris,
and that if are victorious
in the ffoxt bifttfo he will be more
I>opular than before the declaration of
war. All the stories of his ill health
are emphatically contradicttsl. The
■ Orleans.princes had much hope of re
gaining thefrVwt pow<*r.
Tlie I.MtcMt War Nrwn.
Antwerp, August 12, 10 a. in.—
Advices from the sent of war state
| that a great battle is momentarily ex
pected. ; - . v *
London, August 12.—The Tinies
this morning says: The pride of
France is wounded and her prestige
dimmed. He who brought this on
her must suffer for it. Victorious or
discrowned is Napoleon’s alternative
on tbe next battle field.
Prussian accounts say that nothing
nt Koniggratz could equal the des
truction of life at Worth.
M Imccl 1 u uco u»».
PriTHiii KG, August 12.—I’billp R.
Jlentz, ft banker, mitcßlM at Sii’i'liK'k
this morning by sliixiting himself
■ I through the heart. He was found nt
! aeven o'clock seated in the wash roixn
of his inuik with a pistol on the floor.
He left a letter to his wife in which
I he stated that owing to flnanciid em- '
liarrassments he took ills life.
Baltimore, August 12.—Rev. Dr.
: Newell, of the M. E. church, died last j
night, agixl fifty.
Washington, D. <\, August 12. '
j Mqjor B. B. French died to-duy, aged
?sy**?* i y , A
)j GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial OfllcrrN.
• (iorernor— Jno. A. Campbell.
■ Secretary— Herman Glafcke. •
I Martha!— uimrch Howe.
District Attorney —.Toneph M. Carey.
