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AssaaI session Dissinsuishcd s~vsns Pres-
~ns Interesting Paper FROM Prof ssss~iy.
NORTHAMPTON, rAss, Atg 7. lssa
tho National academy Of science met In this bvn
to-day II wa Incorporated by set os Congress sp-
proved March o Issa consists ~ 6fy mstnhsn ssisc'ed
for eminent scientific ability and sftsinmsn,s, and %
in'enled fo ~ori sope and ooperaiion sifh the
In furiherng ihs Di1fesb a ~ sDc~ usofs
innfnsdsasy pro' table 20 The sorerH'sn Ana eehiy
Tn Academy met nine ocors a NJ In the County
Court rom In tho aMcnoe ~ the President, Prvfr-mr
Bsche ~ tn CoAst sarFov thu YesfrerdeGt Prufe~r
Henr, ol tie sfn.thsaniAn Insfiiu'e took The chair
prseesors Louis sgsa-lK NaLoft, hts, and Bsnjsnin
Peroa - Harvard College rrssfsrt Barnard AMI Pro
iege Professor esyet, ~ Pfinoetor, J. Nor.
fesiey T<oanG aud Tfnssr, 81 rLsaeiphla Ice, lss.
qusraur ~ Columbus. y. A Could, ~ tafnbriafs,
kzsA and W whitney, a fais, an vsrsd h. fhsf
nsmes Admiral G n. navn apd Prnrse -or Conn, q
I'M Naval Aradsmy, snerward cans Ia Prfeseot 4.
A CauA of Boston. nnf Prffcs.f W J0kn.eh ~
Ysle Coll g. taFe axe 81 N ioen and Oenefs barL4rf
ard ntNers ut1 - exported to-nr0rf1s
The ~ nelpai acil1n Aken nv nDnnF waE ~ spposnt
the ~ieurcc sei9nR Al uine a ~ atd tbs bnhs~A 70"
Thuradsy evening fof the prifie delivery q 40 eaiagy
gpan ths III ant rharsei~r of tts tate dsarf ~ eros
~ Afnhars College . former n4sfuh~f fhe ealDsy Nh
~ prnn0unc ~ Y IetlrY fat~re Rsff retd - TIE
sflrnnna aeron ttia m0n'EF - FnelnfneFlc hst- -,
~ pra -eaof q = ko-e3 ! NFfnAi nAp ~ he tliAf
sn~e. ya,n ~ pyal wsfeot cltss ~ ~ rrncs~ =
q oarlsfa~1nfsr re u4Fscs-bf Frf. Lsr.n Aait.
An thee elirr,rd Qrervs anH Dc ~. aoa The ltffr,
-hch tmbtscfi tbe fetut q Ifd tsatf sHlArt4t ots
from ffa valley ~ ha tmshaus eHilfi oAt - flsly
rtsfs1t AL dscntsqn ttai ~ f2tff1 - .fesfd -
" - assf - - issFins g. taafys ksay tAiaf
aiso psr.ra tafr erftt - Ttsrg AT A intsg.
estfBg Ana gEugtMbe nneftHg a AMiif84@eA IhN @a4
NJ sill LalaIfn "a At4ftAy
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THE ENGLISH MONEY CRISIS.



lPres;an July ~ correspondence of london fine.
What has transplred u seems that, anbonsh mat
ters are sdersbIy fasuTsbls than originally
q pntsd thsr. chance ~ tho brsprss Of tho
hank helng res-ncd by ths pressni company The
lAro shaeh0 refuse 70 make any further advances
u be eausi Goo per share In tho tcsn there 10
decided feeding Va favor ~ the bank tng continued IN
ono way another and many sngvvg,ionr have been
ado sn the subject The kanchcxfr and Saford Bank.
ing Company have made offer for tho conerrn ard II
prunsbe that terms will be come 10 With that
other banking company
Al noon 10 morrow twednr~dsy1 sharehold~rs' met
be called together The shsrhcder' meeting II ~.
pected 10 ~ stormy analr considerable d-sssfae
prevails among many of them regarding the
~ the bank On. two STAKEHOLDER, IN businc@.
rrrored this even % have fsiled and Others
srp@ctsi ~ follow IN the same conrse
lFrum the Lonion Titnc- tcity ArtIelel, Jnly 20
number of lettgrH continue TO - received from We
claimants overens, Gurney Co. 1init>fl urvirg
their right ~ speedy recourse against the shvehoderr
and prtstng toe izrdine@s usral IN AL proc' 80
% Iqnlda on. Beyond mmendAt On, bov ever,
thar the var Ilart - concerned should eserriNS
taai lorh~arnnce far Re practicable viib
ssiasi injury - ultimate sis there nofhisg
stable md they meet snd agree - sny
representation. 20 the Court of tnancery they may c.n
slider neeasesry.
Tho Manchester cmrssr annoarcsa he fsnur~ ~
sessrr Tbornas Lind Brother. n Bscl born. rner.
chants, aua ~ Neesrr Inndn vernon, Liverpool
cotton hroser, ani thesc par ~. u = behefei 40
debior- he Preston Banking Company 70 us amount
o f30o 600
vice chancellor asuar hag today srpoiu,ef ~ W
Tabor ard Mr ANref A Jnruce - the nrn " fduards
James 4 Co acrurnsanis ofHtla igl dat0ra ~ tie
international Contract Company mitedl
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Sure ndrr of the Insurgents utf.onsfves. The
Rebellion Entirely ~uppres.ed-Frcc Pardon
Granted Wy Genard 10 che Insurgents Except

From tho Boston Journal, Aus. 6l
We indebted 10 nerCaniilo Srm in ths city for
ias advices from Hayt PORT Prince letter OF Jolly
II ta, the recent rs,cction which broke out AZ
Gonasos tie 9TH Vi July has besa entirely suppressed
by the prompt ee,on OF tho government Tho troops OF
President Gofsagd marched from the CAPE and from H.
Mares 9onkvos which town they surrounded the
land side and atn. 10 conjunction with tho Bayten gun
boat cslEts IN ste ,ia-or compelled ise nsursens 10
surerda. rad ~ town wus given up 70 Ito regular
government .,.onlss Daring tho comu,oilon In tho
torn aoGg .uEefsi pe-ple took refuge ho prem
isss og TIE ar cep2gi pardon would 10 sr'
tsndsl TO - iaaat.ol.s except three poEsons who
vere lnc;lhsrsu - ar5vrona goy errmsni This ~at
attempt 1T ra I.yA sesms 10 have boon very
brief In vgf4i qli,n uDimportant Ia as r-ailts
X Is tnotgiit sos l~isnd will enjoy q short re-
spite froEi p04. r1gios although thcrs ~ ntI con-
siderable dias. slt among The inhAbanss IN re.
gard " tho pas, Gs4fss ot President Gssiasd.
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One Of The Sailors Of the Steamship Baltic
Forcibly Taken from on Board.
The United States Consular Agcrt
Surrenders Him to \
Prussian Mau-of-WaT.
The Captain Den''~> uu Hls sai,sr
Under Profess.
70 rwx Eprron or rHK nKraLs.

Os BoARD SrsAxsnp BAITic, Aler~hp, iSDs
Az our present tnp Is drawing TO o,oas soe boond
to communicate TO yon fact which has nsae flae" 2"
board oe our snip II occurred at nopn rs' 18Th =
July NJ tho ycry whom the -tsa'Duc -, isas
ing tho dcs Al Bromerhayen 70 70 - 80 re
aancxed copy of our consul's csruacsu VII y
form you sufficiently or vha, has v nsgiled
think am no, wrong IN stating that 80 lag be-
been raailod tina, Consul rc'fssef 80 GOT
German burger bu, not an American y = teae 'hs
commercial vessel powcricse In fano 0 kss ucnof
wu II was only Al tho very mosneA = - ny ~
We received the order 70 surrender ono ~ ~r Ai"ft,
named Charles Berger, although tho m"'sm Dosn -
board s1yh, days ths ship ~o'h ~ si"pps
the captain A O. Jcncs-a who,csoacf American
finally determined that tho whole prcoosTts shows
iAks place under protest hasl Seasg hAs,
righ, OF wrong had 10 submit IN a'cp-cf wsr
90 had 70 pay OF che prcsenco a orr ronsa -
nv or,cs and undsr American nsg. AMI from toe,s
this man Charles Berger who w,s'ct 70 retssn, 49,
taken from On hoard from upder Tho ohsSse H oar 90.
aar agent And our Charge Ansr~s ~A' r~ss we 'oo
of Prusslan naval onnss wbo did No. d~srSo 10 MS"
commander would not hsvs plansd hessff e'o's
/, our ~is ~hseis Which nearly bilsd IN .srk ssts
whom wsro hauled out, and. psrshg his rsaii'ns
satre, walk on with the cons1, and his m2a
Ic-nnot SAy uhstbsr Charles Bsrgsr wns ctssr .
nj. whether hs has taken his 1rss PM not;
rssiec,si 10 Assef,As shAs fart not b- oa'
articles Ebs wss sssppsda II New York AMI vas by -
means aGn.e green
Tho ,rp bsf,r< Z vsreed ~ isave msu On shore >
Go,aonaande tut the sane consui pvcs-~~f sgsa,'
ual,ss paid three months wages sn1 'ssrs bssi's
Now ar know that sn this yin ~ r~,s~f ~ Wsfh
,asion and give you of Il 70 mre Go S nsr
corsiing 20 yoar e~n oonvsaiencs wsb 80 fsn''
of sn Amsrioea ettissn ! scoi v-n sstesi.
Or Us has eu6<rud ssro~d ba car
,raiisad ,o,e-ntaent IL the naiors reirh -
cor 10; liberties during tho iAte sSr, or s~> "hrh hss
bs-u dipfsi IN fathonia s bsood sbsuis q is~H con
raand rcSpca vherover Goats. osbcr~e - re resy
not merely % an esuflty With tho nirs- ~ bsrsa'.
him v wIEcBrt, rurasr q the st~s-s-s7 esnsc
| Ths fo,icwins Is Ito esra,ats otu's c,uos.s aren't
cossvLan AGKxcr ~ THR uauro RrArg y AasHici, .
| cvsgrsWu-ps Jus - MA i
4 tha Gndsrsigrsd consular agent ~ - wpted st@G'
| az Ansr,cn fof Geeaie nnnau and ~" y = 9ifE -
thereof ~ hsrsIy certify tst aoorr'aw :. ~ orb
| ~ tha coraa4andel d the Psnssifs ft#gsf.ssr
gvrrphe lytrs ~ hAs Esgas hrse ,h. rr' csisar'
| Cbarisn rtrQ+fn Laard - brtoms aetN Hief -
| board tha sid inanof.gn For thts reesgo uo 49,
1barlor Berger return iho s'ss4r24ip bsi'
| 10 No. YORK
| Given urfer my hand sri the scsI VI ths eoIsg -
| agency tho day aEd year ahosc wit 20
i EDWARD rtrfgiS.
/ UIisI States Cs1ssi4f Agent
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cArtf eiscfs.

The Haslsrant Depot -AddisieraI As~s..~
das,.n R~a.,vra->e~ B~iidins- 10 -
Eve~s~a .sd Ia csgyse 81 ir~r''c-, A-
rba n.c~~4uss ~fssca nrsS>nsa fo< ~ sr~1gn II "a
sn,srz1, depot ~ ,nls port ssd tbs sresl ge,se,gs
ylyss suslSranc ou ,sr arrival hsvs sines H. et<bist
m.a, ., cAsa. csrssn ~sD tn.-a y rsqur an,
isagthsnsi eotnH-st on many oeo~~ssS. 49, p~clsfv
nne. ~ prnausfIos a 80 rn, Tbs ss~H~siss'oa pvv
v,d.s fos hs r,eeptloa q ,hs s~ri rasbes -
ssnigran,s isnsed hsrs br~n fGfy tsssea
v u. utnlaf eapaSity snd sitplsh - tFasa's sns
sdsaa,asss arslsg froai ,hs -~si orxssif@ g en- it
~. ~srs san nssauy sbr9us slfi mofs st.-sist scsr
no'a,on ~aa rquirea u n--t thr rry-iag t'masf
Many asdtfmral asparnests hsd t~~a ss~ ife'a usss
- ufns - W. efi nal design .rpsrs~se wGvsn,ss
their q plgr. sI.d hssins len fshs ta'fa 90 ~
gosd .fis.se frosa hem pgreI. us oss,s n'-r. "a
u ,hs saidinp us~d ~ tt~s. psfi-~es sas
sso sr-, 0esa Instead q ~, ss-sf sn>
onss heFssofss, rrsa ~ m. rrrs.e - esys
sno~ spscs n sny fcct ~ sres'ps srd q siesG
tbs .ntfe front ~ ihr baiisiar was Lpst l Nithtn
,hls ssslouars : 49, s.sFar. ,'-r. - - - I.sn
erusssa accommodates.
hss siso s@~n balit ~ sNish ssAls~s ssrsiss "
-srd ana ffts~n usirs 10 snathss - Z. sfte es1 v
snnl user Removal = H0ss fssea ns.sss
sss auli sssh usss thsy 60 - sasA y - sissa
slsbsst rcd
A. in4ulfy 49, tvo erasq.s~u $780, sns ~
nslss sff 80 ~ ftsaaiee-sfa t~4 bNttlrssn -
ssei ;, seiEfsss ssls -siuss - 49, = s.ses rs
bald ~, ssfetxots 80 = sespIsfas :. s@rs SOC
~ rhE4iy fwAH snf - psh0
csp~sel a. - soas - ~ gs - ae"~sfa'ss - p
wsfm s.t.tff ssssia - au.sai'hy -. ~.insf
ron - y = sa,i ~ - soas .ss.s Il Z nnev'l
flsss s@sss ~ es-u,.u~. .'ss - tt,s !, ~ :.
~ o4laias fseta % -hsb vsstasa - 80 s-t-gsd
mAy = Gasansd
- FNe rrvstsF srr~ss " &c rikis , 49, * swh
80 ksf.sogg,s b. s~sa re- So aHa sy.sa
80 gst~ fut*lAi4lt1 y 8s Fi~tf fam ~ -
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OUR SPECIAL ADvICES.
Q E R M A n Y.
Our FsAsMoar-os-TRE-xsIx CORRESPONDENCE.
FRASxroRr-os. THE MAIN, July Fl, 1876
4 vrw ooEmASDxp Avp ms DEMANDS

FRASgroRr-os THE MAIN July 2t Isu5
vrw coHmAsDsa AND DESAscs
There IS great excitement. In town this morning.
Genenl Won Falkenstein mas left town and been re-
placed by General ManteuTe whose rst official act was
10 make requistion FOR twelve hundred horses
and twenty-four millions OF forms In cou about
milllons Of dollara Forty yeIgh honr only allowed
FOR tho payment oc rhs aud il at that tima IL no.
forthcoming II understood that tho town Is to be pill
lagsd or ot least that demonstration will be foadc
upon the banks
The people having already paid a contribution
of sir millions, supposed that they would bs cI-
smpted from any further lcsn but tho policy Of
the Prussian military authorities 70 be
TO punish them and make them submit 20 msny
annoyances possible. Every house in town has
sodiers bllotod upon II, some having - many as hun
dred, and Mumm, the great champagne dealer bl5 no
less than three hundred provide for He aud
liz were particularly distin for their tprussap
tendencies.
Rhsicssr AMERICANS Avn rHsIR sTvAnos.
Even Americans and 0iher foreigners have not besn
empted. Thase come two three hundred Ainert.
cans rasding here, many Of them with their families,
and all vho have houses have had soldiers qarered upon
Them One gentleman mas twenty-five. The fonsnl Cen
eral, Mr. Murphy. has mrde formal protest nat III
and although no has reo,tyed no reply ensn ~.
foreigners shall be exempted He requires, however,
that In addition 10 their pxspor,s they shall eah bit rrc
tecting papers nom thor various ccnslls, aud Mr.
Murphy Ia irsning these ;Lis morning all Americans
Foreign fags. and the American IA particular fving
coDspc 1ously from many honscs The Consul
dispatches from tho Department OF State all "
him opened yesterday There Is but line y, railway
open, that 70 Giossen add Cologne. snd have no sss
that this letter wiil reach yon Mr Murphy
has drawn np this morning another protest agans. utter
fcrcncc With his coiutrymen and his dispatches
Acli,ryz
new lot Of troops have Just in, and there Il
great activity Of movement large numbers having gonn
out yesterday and to-day II X supposed tha. they
proceeding 10 Msyence gyong Federal fortress sbcrt
twenty miles ron here wicn, II II does not surrender
WILL be bombArdsd The remains OF the Federal Eighth
army said 10 10 in the vicinity OF DsrIstadt
where fight IL also expected. The streets led With
troops all armed and equipped. and large Sanitary
corps, bearing the white badge with red coss on the
lelt arm, are starting out from my hotel All The com
munications from the town closed, and no per
mttcd 10 leave or come IN.
siEGk ~ snosrfcT.
~ Mayence which Is probably the projected point oi
attack, there said 10 b. tao hundred guns, and 81
preparations lasde for standing long siege.
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ANOTHER MARTIN KosTk CASE.

The au,horitlss u ths city " suerashr, irrn h.ss
received Information that Mr. Henry Y'sk. 10 hAyer
of l.Ai rlas wHas travelling ihFoash 10 eouss''
On ptoa-ars tour sc,xea by Anssrrn oasais o.
forced into the ranks of the army. ga -. C4sd tha'
hs o-sd military seryico % that eoansy 49, urt ~
firm a. The fact thsi he had become s'iaen q Sis
United slatcs and itIed u rrosess,@ aseh -s
not ssfre4enl - him frpm ssisare
Mr. ss-mdA atisnuoa has no doais s--~s s.isd !.
this case and eame very voiassn0ss ffsps tito 80
rsxp.g lsnca che sah5.ei mar ~ s.y&s5 fos.
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WOODS Theatr. nrueat Of w. W. W. Ief-
rrKwsii,


ifpo ~ 49, trd psfass sset out ~ ~ psvsi@
No. /. oasaers.a -rb - Gssws. uasy ~ sever 80.
stfonhus - rsss. ahd sssafr5lY rtsy lae.sd
het'.s ihsa NJ briA4st ssrsatu. - "cins~rtis a.
We'd she4tfe isal sytnn. Tbe assfrefs ~ NJ ~.
angaen .saf itsy ~ many -essas soss lie ~ =.
F0as - akf, 10 c.Aefts. All lbfsfied tbs Uratrs
Dni ~ 4rsfd deeasrng tat ise hfss wAt fal
n - ban.s1 sts4AH Ths nfsf gHDs p.f Tar.
ksass Already aiiatsd ihto vi ~ ssfswf ~. a
tfe times y shieh FasrtA 10~r rseh "a Lnfeb %.
ufafNcfl ITn4Meu sFttsftf 10 fhla ~ ths gstainx
C,uglna. aNd svfnfnt At t1~ kwsn ui fhynrem ~ =
drssieR f.on belle .bo ta0ws i1ai hs rs nos wssh
h. t.Au ~ - The N h~AstY H. ival.
ssVss oufessae a yesns .isdFtAm hlsray erew do-n
us - ae1 ., us eoss ~ its p~s~ Ne piled
- r.wifdss in nssf fftls N1trufs ~. besry
ssltvs sssS plssalt ~ ~. asai~ses rls Houstl
sisrs spis sfsS q hs artt ptscs % FFtD~ tn9
asas gas u the a<ss ~ritsa AsA n = ger afS~
'tan9sgpn. spris = " bss VERY etsres en sssa
IN csst lsey sgps<vtsf DE ss~ vsu, sa1 Cs1~s~hs
80 ~ go ss's~ss rhs stsa sssar = 90 o 'amsss
90 lsl,es~sfy me- fhss ~ Esfs rosr-<s n hsssn
80 tre bsssss.s ss1sss1s~ s,ns karn~s Jsssass %
Isy snes for oss< ksfsss s1~sssssx tss s,ssssAs -
~ l. assvsA
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Hsw VIII Napoleon Get = shayr ~ che War


ifaris fJuy "a, corrospordcnce ci london Sswsl
Pho great question Is how France 10 so ges her
sbzro ftbe pirnlor that yarf DE ocou which hes
object IN forne1tnT the srpcndcd fhs ffsnsh
press is Instructed ~ say that Trance mediator is
perfectly dlintercgod othcir st- con'd rot sH that
chzrsc;~r But that iIssG1ch ker Office Of nsds,ox
leads her 10 think of The general Interests OF Europe,
and France has .riy large part In 'Io>e inter-
es Franco VIII be cared for In he Europeas settlements
which must follow treaty Of peace. such i tho round
aDont m which II Is Infatuated that irancs persists
in icr Intention 10 get iice u her ciybUy's goods
eti DO how u Is 10 he done upias shr Emperor
draws tho sword and tho FsnEcs--.wtch hitherto has
inaie noise aSu any ctlcr journal about French
ia, arssts-says tonight IN woaarors humility, 'sThe
public insy he iha. unscr such sovereign SApo
leon France VIII not be drnlrlsb loHlSacffe." "
these humble pr~tnsons not transgrgspd peace m&
be hoped for, because noboiy, not oven Pragls ssF
to .aks any Frcnch provinces
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rf.sri. Jsiy - c,rrr.pond~nc~ ~ Lar1o. ssrl
you enVr ~ fgnt " nafb,s rsg~ se-slbas, .hlch
ct@ns % ous ~ the usss st@eboaa halls raf,s- a
nlsbsd bo4sysr fee-gsloa ysai. snf istfsd INN
tho not ~hs~h q ma1sa a., fssm behrf A.
slshf syst<n ~ 80 ifansfbsfss The sSecs
vhss - ka* t~ea ay csrr<s e1t - tbs Lbs.
,s~t ssii~rt ~ n the apt<s p~st q ths hal
whi<h ~ rsrs roofn- ey<n. ~ . 90 ~ xssssa
so<s a.. rrespopn 80 ian W sp.rmssts sf~a ~
~ EsxSls v<sss pssSsss k~vs s1Mp0Dn ee~vs -
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who has recently built tower hiB own palace, aud
from which he the Geet With his own eyes hardly
know how the realer VIII accept no"s obtaned Lhis
Fioran waiter considers 0t snicient Importance 70 I'm
part wish could Mrita eltegs With something oi tae
dgnliy With whioh 10 d pen-cd sosbefi and eoGea
rOsFsJ, DIVfi1ULEEs
And now FOR an item TO Wind up with J have jus,
been down TO the Pcs; oica. The clerk thero is the
most daxed man have seen today; he can't tell mo
precisely how or whep get this letter Oh IL Ger
tainly cannot nst by railway via Verona aud so
on TO France aud England, bg the lyro or Vienna
by rail- nor even 10 steamer by Bfieste ADD Vienna H
may navigate tho Lagoon in small boat, ana from
thence bc taken BY post ho1es b. the most svsane
route.
Thlnss begin 70 look Ike hlar.aln
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IN THE FIELD.
Garib~idian Prisoners In yi~p.~.

Tbesrd . very penrng and interesting incident thls
morning rrur of sarihalffs guife4 taken tho
soris the Ansirians made up0r PxxrlcrvO be nrht
vent through Letters have heen received them
from vienna spe~iing with delight ~ the manner n
which they have heen ir~ssed. These ruide. are a.
have told you, ~ gentlemen of family who provide
their hors@ and e0nlrra~ns ard fe~oive no ray
and tho Emp " An-tra hss not oply allowed tffn
10 remain at lsyg. Vienna upnr their rsrn~ bns
sctuay placed . hoS at tho Opera a. their disfa~al
during their stay there. Gsrbaid tenr NJ ~ this
Treatment ~ his men exclaimed IN h.s irrulsive wsv
Hencefortb the Austrian prisoners sball b. my cal.
frer1
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The King af Rome Disposal sr the RnH,sin-
Of the Sen al Napai~on shc FIRST.

Paris tJuly 251 correspondence of LONDON star
Tho question Of the restoration 10 Frsnce OF the rs
ina'ls VI toe nuke ~ Recha,sdt discIssed s0ue
years sao The subject has been revived Of late and
y sad that Austria, which pcssosses tho ASHES of te
INST tnpetorS sou if willing e. ccncede them 70 kranrs,
~ conformity with the expressed wish Of Napoleon Ill
lhre are grest Preparations going forward at Tho In
vaiices AZ though fresh occupant of that apendd
mausoleum was expected. TIE ornauenis have boon
frcshiy p, and brilliant AZ when tho Dui,ding
WIS comps,ed by haasard The gold to be rsy!acsd
tue dome asle Will cost sl,ove -, 900.
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HrIls ovIalcfs ON Tine PLANS.
Attack ON tho " hr. Rock setiicmrut--itre-
cities I'm New Mexico Troops tor the Prom
tier, &c.

tier, &c.
Irsvrwworra, Augur, = 1874
Tho indians have mais q raii upon tie settlements
White Rock, tributary a the Republican. rbsy
drcssod Ia solaicri uniforms, and armed with
reyolvcrs sabres md caIblnee They stolo al
tho provisicrg. clothes and boriss ff0m tho set
tiers and captured woman and her child and
tonk thon with them. After committing the moaI
a. ndish outrage upon her they left her tnsensbs bhs
wa found the day and brought into tho settlement
Tbs Indian. gave ts nhs hsbanis notice 70 eafc staing
that they bound have their hunting gounfs and
would held them die and raid ihs there
many bands oFgaEixef 70 Drive The whites away frpD
their hunting Zroaros The Indians In the Powder
river eonniry have been uiarysiins stock and eomni
ting other dsprsiaiious In .ew hexcc They lasaosd
Her,ean and drDyc ~ large amount n stock Sroots
ordered the frontier by Generals Grant and
Pops. The greatest exeitsfnent eIists here.
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THE FRENCH PRESS.

War News Prssss sfth~ Peri. Sew-v~p~vs.
fpvf~ ysly q, corr~spcsdsncs ~ Lection Tslsgruph
a curio fsct has Ja-t struck me rsiasinw V Pars
n~w.psp~r~ You kpg~ great 6~~l q yer, one las
and abrcsd spns The re-svcep ~ ts psv. prsss
hst azure 700 ~ . sosstsnA--1 aoUHl1no -senksA
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~ N. y-~s.~v " ~ $500 s~s~s~s - oa.as -
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TRANSMISSION or the CABLE NEWS.

The suAjonei despatch aud note oitors from tho
agent oi The lssoc,ed Press accompanied the special
telegram q our correspondent IN london, forwarded
aArouah The cable and prnied aboyo:--
Asfr Bar, August .-IoPN
rhe steamer bringing the above merrar~g from TIE
.aA 10 arrived here from Port Basauc eight occ,t
ans svenlus Another wlfi ~ due % eight
e'cios - morrow morning
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Special Telegram to the
New York Herald.
News by the Cable to Monday,
August 6.
The Armistice Extended to
Bavaria.
Prussia to Hold Wurzburg and the
Bavarians Mayence.
The RHINE REOPENED.
Fsrty Thousand Austrians Marched
Into the Tyrol.
The Italian Navy to be Reor-
ganized. and Admiral
PersanO ON Trial.
Our Frankfort-on- the Main, Venice and
Paris Correspondence.
Tho Prussian War Rule In
Frankfort.
American Residents Fsrced te Sup-
pert the Kings Soldiers.
How the Armistice News was
Received in venetia.
Napoleon's Prospects in the
Peace Congress.
-~~>~---~-~~~~-----
NEWS FROM RUSS
----~s..-~>>~~~-----~>.~-
Xhe London and liverpool 06ar-
kets Of Monday.
Go, &c. &c.
NEWS BY TiIE CABLE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Special Telegram to the New
York Herald.
-~-~~,~--s-->~~>~---~~-~-
QrES's HorEr, LosDos,l
SUNDAY, August 5, 1866.
Eneceived 1t the HERALD Office at Ii r. NJ,

CsNbsts huSu5 ~ AoVV J
gReceived 1t the HERALD Office at III T. NJ,
Tuesday, August II
The ArmistIc~.
Before the armistice had been extended 10
Bavaria, the Prussian army had moved rapidly
end secured good footing.
They are forcing paper currency upon the
people.
BY the agreement the Pru@isss are 70 oe-
eupy Wurzburg, but the Bavarians are 10
sstsin the fortress Of Mayence.
The Baden troops LEFT IL yesterday, and the
wsirtemberg troops win leave !, on thc sth
inst
The river Rhine Is reopeued.
Since the signing OF the truce part OF the
ewi.s troops which were guarding the border
have been disbanded.
The Italian sitssfiss.
During the last three days the Auslrians
have been pouring into the Tyrol, via.Bsvaria,
% the number Of about forty thousand.
The Italian navy Is TO be reorganized.
The court martial of Admiral Persano, who
recently commanded the Itslian feet, is pro
gressing.
A new Italian loan OF three hundred and
nfy million lire has been ordered.
Thc Cholera In EsGiand.
The cholera Is increasing In England.
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Dispatches due or todays date. although private and
domestic dsspachcs received d the latter date.
D. IL CRAIG
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