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SE-Heavy at s91Sc-
-Cincinnati market-June 10.

FLOUR-Steady with moderate jobbine de-
mand family sll 5o9lS so, and fancy Slx 0o1l5 co. Z
WHEAE-ln fair demand; sales of No. winter
at - 2S No. % 4092 SO, latter rate for choice
COkN-Dul and prices nominal at 73974c for MOL
0sTS-Firm at $50. &c -. =. - -
RYE1Hsld @ at 81 SO. but not saleable at the close
light. - --5g1f- - -1'-.'. "
C0TToN-Dull and nothing doing. and prices are
WHISKY-30c in bond. -s71 =. .alssi.t p --ll
MnESS r 1RksICI0sed s.; dull at s2a 90. 81 v. =va5
BuLk MEATS-Duli atTx@sxe,, .ssassi sIina
hARDIheld at l214c. some demand at 1885, hfs
EGGS-Dull at lee. az ~ q s.. j. zoe, 4 a7
GROCERIES-Steady u y ig - se-oi9 ID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I have again
opened my old room, on the first floor, No
% East State street, where will be happy
to wait on all my old friends, and as many
new ones as may see proper to call on me
for all kinds of fruits, berries, vegetables,
fish, game, oysters, clans, fireworks, flags,
&C., &c. Connected with my store is Wag-
ner's Restaurant, where all the delicacies
Of the season will be served up promptly,
as have one of the best cooks in this city
Call and see me. .i G. A. WAGNER, L
Jesuit Sole Proprietor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

YIN. G. A.-A meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held at
their rooms last evening. Several new
names were added to the list of members,
and some amendments to the constitution
adopted. Hon. C.N, Olds was appointed
as-deiegate to the General Convention, to
be held q Montreal on the 10th day of
June The use of the room was voted to
Debating Club No. /, for reunion and sup
per on THURSDAY evening next
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A cAaN1vAL Of equesstrianisn and fun.

SFeLEiA. PIPn.--A negro yesterdayswent
into q, stable in the rear of the STATESMAN
office, oand stole a valuable meerschaum
pipe. Being discovered, he was given chase
and captured. He was itakenAto Squire
Guliek's office. when he broke from his
captors and again attempted to give leg
bail for. security. He was finally caught
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oIeveiand marketLIunss

FLoU r Dull. quiet and nominal y UNCHANGED.
red winter siS oOS So GoRntry baSd AA
fWHE AT-Dull and inactive. We heard & of fi,o no
CORN-Duli and heavy. Light sales reported at
esc NO. shelled A few cars were sold on private
OATs-Dull and unchanged. Held at 74c for No.
State from store. 'l- 's777 IT1T 'IiGf7 u III
BARLEY--No sales.; -, ~ ...-.i
P0RK-Steady and unchanged at s23 90 for No. 1
BEEF-Firm and steady. Extra mess held at
IIARDas.ssdy and s9ist City rer dsred held
SMOKED MEATS Unchanged Sales 1900
plain do do at 1SSc: 500 lbs Dried beef csnyssssd
at ZSa1 ,OtheS articles steady. ..,,i.-..,, --
for choice Western RessrVs at IS isc oe %" demand l
CHEESE-Quiet and ste-dy at a range of s0
lSs the latter for se.scted lots factory; a..oI :.
LAKE FISH-Market firm and trade gOtd; held
as follews; e N9.T White it Il Fish ss55: No Pick
HIGHWINES-Dull and nominal at s2,25 for
i1LCoHoL AND SPIRITS Quiet at the follow
ing isures:-Aleohol, 9s per cent. - 409445 COL
ogne Spirits s4,s5: Neutral Proof Spirits 81 4s9
/, PETROLEUM-Dul and nominal. Trade lots
stands I'd white at 1880 forfree. NJ 6 a 9II-7
DRlED AEHLESs-Dull and inactive. Held at
POTATOES STEADY and unchanged. Held at
PEAS-Held at 81 so Der bu for Canada a.i, d
BEANS-Marketf firm; medium 50 5O92 75 prime
SALT-Firm at % Is for fine; 50 so for coarse and
ground solar Onoudaga and Saginaw. s5g- .gi-yuH
IALLOW- M9der,te demand at 9H@ loo for city
FEAThERS-Demaud fair and market steady at
so9s5c: "A: aec6rdng to quality, for live geese; ',f
PLASTER-Good demand and firm; Alabaster
white, g 90 per ton ahoat 9 90 from store; Pow
els.' $1,000; Aabaster'' Caleined, $500 per Dbl,
"PoweIl's'' do S4.o0 -,THFL gGf.1 o. hsEf'
WRITE LIME-Fsir demand and steady att d SO
per barrel for city, and Fremont. 4 F,rl'-fs = -
WATER LIME-Good supply and market steady
at 20 90 per barrel for Oswego and Akron 'tI u
BARLEY MALT-In fair request; held at q IS
for No. p; 81 As for NoI NADIA. snfl.I11 idpia
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nf-H -.
PosT-M MASTER ARRESTED - Yesterday
Deputy q. S. Marshal McCabe arrested J.-
rome Harrown, Postmaster at Wester-
vile, for opening letters and stealing mon
eystherefrom. He was brought to this city
and taken before U. S. Commissioner Chit
teuden, who held him in the sum of 81, 900
to appear on the 25th day of June. for iexi
animation. 1t seems that many letters be-
tween this city and Westerville. have mis-
carried, especially those containing sums
of money. sent to young ladies attending
thepSeminary there. This could not be ac-
counted for for long time, but on Satur-
day last gentleman sent 500 from West
erville to. this city which never reached its
destination. This led to the arrest of Har-
roRn and his being held to bail. s-s
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The unridable mules.

PROBATE CoURr BUSINESS The follow
ing appointments were, made by Judge
John M. Pugh during the week ending
June Sth: Il 77uL -g5Hfi'o.
William Scott, appointed gue=dian Of
Penina A, William T. and Henrietta S.
Milbarn, children and heirs of Mr.. Mil
burn, late of Illinois, deceased. Bond
$4,000. -
The last will and testament of John Mil
Ter, deceased, was admitted to probate and
record 81 -es1-- o 80 ~ so d - .
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SERIOUS AccrpEssr.- --sA "A, carpenter, named
Rodgers, working on the roof of new
house being built on the alley east Of High
street. bet veen Gay and Long, belonging
to Mr.. Lazelle, fell to the ground, breaking
his leg at the ankle and receiving other
severe bruises. That he should fall SO far
and escape with life, is indeed miraculous.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

RUN OvER.-As alittle daughter of Chas.
Coleman was crossing the alley north of
Wenger's confectionery, she was knocked
down by one of the teams hauling gravel
from the excavation on High street. 1t
was at first thought she was badly hurt,
but subsequent investigation proved that
she was but slightly injured. geaal 1egza
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,i.alsrs La day day Of Of the, Great Show.

,SEST TO THE County JAZZ. m Milan Colds
borough the boy arrested for stealing q
rubber ball from S. E. dSamuel's drug
store, on Saturday night was examined be-
fore Mayor Bulb yesterday morning, and
sentenced to one months confinement In
the county jan on bread and water. n fa
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Baltimore Cattle market-June q !.

BaIttmOre Cattle Market-June g.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the scales dur
ing the past week amounted to Sol head against 52
from Ohio, and 2O6 from West Virginia. over the
Baltimore an Ohio roailroad; 81 from pittsburgh.
trail Railroad and IS from Maryland on foot (mostly
oldcows) with As head left over from lsst ek Of
the receipts las head were taken for Philanelphia
and New York, IS sold for WasnnRton City, so head
poor COWS and heifers driven to the country for
ken by BsltImsrs butchers Prices today rang ed
as follows Old cows and sealewswS at s5; common
Steers So g. fsi. to good do SO 25s S0 and good 10
prime cattle % ~ per 100 lbs-a few extra cattle slld
shade higher. These prices show decline Of rs
common grades. --..fT z'.F,rr-12 IN -4r "a
SHEEP-The supply continues very large, and
prices still lower Sales of good fat sheep 50
5kc per ID gross: common mixed lots of thin stock
sheep % 509S and breeding sheep at IS sO04 per
HOGS-Snpply good and prices lower; sales at 90
90 rs per 100 lbs net. -:5l - ~.
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ArrirnI of EmiErants. !.

NEW YORK, June 1O-Four thousand four
hundred and twenty-six emigrants arrived
yesterday and to-day. rrEe,g~rr..
egraph, Company, for four months, ending
April 80. are 81, ,402 SO; current expenses,
$i2, ,736 81; net profits SS66,563 30. nv 'N's
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PH. Hess, Sec'y.

POLICE CoURT.-The attendance at the
Mayors levee yesterday was not large, but
most select. There was but three drunks
and disorderlies. Only three! Gosh
Hardly enough to make it known that ber-
zine is sold in this city in quantities less
than one quart. I.} ?rarg. rar .r rrl
Chas. Cline did not decline several invi-
tations to imbibe. AS a necessary conse-
quence, he got tighter nor drum" He
was fined $500 and costs, and in default
was sheltered in the calaboose.
Hy. Sloop was loaded with benzine to
the gunwale. Its rare so small sloop has
so great tonnage. So much did he take
in that it affected his ballast, and he
couldn't keep his head above water. In
point of fact, he didn't try. Whisky was
his best grip He did't have the necessary
stamps to settle a fine of $500 and costs, so
he went to the city hotel.
Samuel Webber was the third candidate
for the Mayors hospitalities. This man,
we are most positively Informed, is no rela-
tion to Webber the great composer. His
name was Won. This Webber's prefix is
Sam. So you. see they can't be. related.
However, he was find So and costs, which
he did not have, and he also went into the
shade, ,gtIa.lp 81 .e-rHt al raaui -iTo 81 p
H#.H nrts d
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John R. l.. Seegar,) Before Jas. N. Paxton. J. p
Vs. { of Norwich Township. Frank
Gilmore Holmes. lin County, Ohio. - ~ Z
nN THE 18TH DAVhOF MAY, 1867,
Osaid Justice issued an order of Attacnment in
the above action tor the sum Of $25.sz.S II " f5s
q JOHN R. l.. SEEGAR.z r.
H1LLIARD, May 18th, 1867. my29-wSt'
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New orleans Bank Failures.

New York, June l0.-The Herald's New
Orleans official report, received at the First
National Bank of this city, shows total as
sets to be 50, 250000. OF this 100000 are
classified as doubtful. and upwards of $780,
600 as bad. The liabilities to individual
depositors amount to $99S.000. The circu-
lation is estimated at $lS0,000, and the
amount due the United States is $2l5 600.
The liabilities incurred by directors as
makers and endorsers of bills, aggregate
$649,000.
A Bloody AffrRy.
The Tribune's New Orleans special says !:
A bloody affray occurred at Natchitoches
parish. G. w. Stauffer and John Jones.
partners, had had a quarrel. DR.. Jones and
Judge R. B. Jones, threatened to kill
Stauffer if he did not leave the place. He
was the popular Radical candidate for the
Convention, and they wished him out of
the way. Last Monday Stauffer was about
to have the Jones brothers bound over to
keep the peace, when the Judge and Doc
tor attacked him. John Jones then rode
mp. and with double barreled gun delib-
erately killed Stauffer. He then rode to
Stauffer's house, called for his, wife, and
told her he had killed her husband. He
then rode out of town. Di-s.ro1
The Sheriff attempted to arrest the Jones'
and was shot in the head and seriously in
jured, and an assistant was shot In the arm.
These Jones' are nephews of Gov. Wells,
and R. B. Jones, was appointed to the SUI
preme bench OF the State during Wells ad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

z CALL FOR q. S. $40 BoNDs.-We will
give in exchange for rSeyen-thirty Treasury
notes Five-twenty bonds without charge
for conversion. 1000 R1cKLY & BRO.
: ma22-2awtf ~ '.fs '''N ny" sits,s = -
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NEWS BYTELEGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE,
BY OCEAN IkLEGRAPH.
Financial and Com merciai

Financial and CemmerciaI. I s
/ LIVERPOOL, June 10, Noon.-Cotton dull
and unchanged. Brpadstuffs quiet and un-
changed. Corn 1885,, Provisions un-
changed. 50 - -
/ LIVERPOOL, June 10, 2 P. M.-Cotton
easier, .Breadstuffs. unchanged. Cheese
advanced Is forfine American. Other arr
ticles unchanged.
LONDON, June 10, Noon.-Holiday-n
business on Change s-sr50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

The ladies of St. Patrick's Congregation
will hold Strawberry Festival Thursday
evening, June 18th, at Naughton Hall.
Tickets of admission, % cts. ju11-2teod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

BOUND OVER. ohm Hetfier, arrested for
abusing his family, was on yesterday bound
over by the Mayor in the sum of $500 to
keep the peace. sHsss &. q sf1ae .1 sfsa1 sisI
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DAVIS visit a triumph of wit and novelty

RuNAwAY.-As two gentlemen were
driving on State street yesterday, and
near the vacant lot, between Fourth and
Fifth street, belonging to. Mr.. GILL a wheel
of their buggy came off, and they, were
thrown out The horse becoming fright
ened, ran over stone pile on the lot smash
ing the vehicle and tearing the harness all
to peiees. Disengaging himself from the
buggy he ran to Broad street, wherehe was
caught. Neither of the gentlemen were
very severely injured. za.,.l-
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Plano Tuning

Orders left at J. Harris 6 Co.'s Store, No
SO North High street, win be attended
by. AAssb SsAF- e. e. CoRNEL1soN. 81
loct27-tl z-'i1 u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

HEADAcHE.-The symptoms of this very
general complaint are already too well
known to require any description. Ac-
cording to the science of medical men,
headache arises either from sympathy
with the stomach and chylopoetic viscera,
or from weakness or exhaustion of the
power of the encephalon. The one may be
called sympathetic and the other nervous
headache. All that is necessary in the
treatment is to restore a healthy action to
the stomach. Itwould be well first to take
an emetic, follow this by the daily use of
RoBAcK's BrTTERs, and keep the bowels
regular; do not allow them to become con-
stipated. Take small doses of RobacE's
BLOOD PILLS frequently. ju5d&w1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

FILED YEsrERDAY.-The certificate of
the Dayton Building and Saving Associa-
tion was filed in the Secretary of States
Office yesterday, organized to raise capit-
al to be loaned out among its members for
the purpose of enabling them to acquire
real property. Principal office in Day
ton. Capital, $5000oin shares of $500 each,
to be paid in at the rate of twenty five
cents per week., John P. Lutz, j. F. H.
Dickman, Louis Faul, Louis Fry, II. Cola
rius, VIM. Hoskett Julius Reichman,5 F.
W. Maier, Henry Barnbusch, John Scholn-
herr Dan. G. Bresdenbach, Henry Guekes,
John Bun dstock. "a ea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

ANEW lot OF Lawns and Organdies at
TAFT & Sons,
i5eod1w 46 North High street.
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TIE Great Dams farewell appearance.

OuR PHILADELPH1AV VIsIToRs.-The Phil
adelphia School Committee arrived safely
at home after an extended tour Of inspec-
tion of the schools and school houses of the
West. In. note received by a member OF
our Board of Education; they express the
qualification derived from their hospitahle
reeeption and a visit to our schools and
public institutions. We are sure that 1t
was only the shortness of their visit which
prevented our citizens from q more general
and public demonstration of good will to-
wards the representatives of the city OF
Philadelphia aud her great educational in
terests. g. Hsz sl s.s . ir;Isys.j 5%..' "a D.
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SPIRIT OF THE PREss.-We notice the
newspapers in all parts of the country
seem to be going into ecstacies of late over
the wonderful medical properties OF Goes
Cough Balsam and Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
We are glad to know that these reliable
remedies are for sale by every Druggist in
the land. je5-daw1w
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New, York MarketGJdRs 10! :;

AOa
0CoTToN-A ehade easier mid ding uplapds st 10
LoT with fsir deoaapii aSsi slsfy. sales su.
81 70: AZ NJ 259ls tlhi9 SII "a; trade 5rSads,
etn sl4 OO@l6 5oclosed shade frner for mixsd
estsrn Cali pr5ia fair request At sIa 90 ii %.
sses siss SessefS Se q gSg IL S6pd
LEA EE!AaTLNani1aliys unchanged; sales Of good
SS1 e. MllWakee at " ss white California % COS
BYBEI;Nehinally: EYE; Ne western p 459l So ssil ag
n 46GDull MI and lower; western s6c. ifi, eE
C0RE--l@ac lower fair business at the decline Z
81 western soSsi co. PRIME Wss ssSs2s
u q ~ sTs lSsd Anpd1ew mixed western 81 IL:
7s97sc Tste s5@ssc,. s'i'se - s's'tA ~
Sn9sSsEETrpn 9s &C. and unchanged .sg,1z5 aaS 10 ltsI
oiAFs 2g.ss and stesGay Gi Cabs @ "'
n nfbssahdSS9LEUM-oqIst;aerade ~ is@l5So: fsfnedou
! HOPSwouiet at sOassc. = isSaa .-,z-l ..,;;;,.
PORK Hover and heavy. sales ate ssI oOeea S
tor % SSSsog s s2l e resulsr s.l 5O9al
@ SSSRs So fSr nsa sa pan sfs P% %..s
Slg gSsR SS9sI 4 e SSs fHE new extra T. mess
SAT SSAATTSMME9FHiet MESFi6hsoo shoFe s!saT as T. la1c:
Xaioe for nSS nR o9 %9Ssrs.e demand
bARD;5DulI and lower; salos at l29lSe for new <
f BSIIEREDull at ilos2oc for western; is92Oc
CHEESE-Hsavy at s8iSc.
alis@ IlrEsTE54. Ms grtsoIJ
{ . FLouR-Closed morezsteady1 and shade better
WHEAT.DdTank unchsnged: No.s spring q Is =
e. So No. spring % 459255.-
b RfE1Dqll and heavy at 81 IS for western.
BAhLE1-Du aud heavy s59o6c for western.
OATSIDul Du at 77a7sc for wester. and 50 0s5c for
G0RN-Dull at 81 o491 oe for new mixed western. 4
, PORk-Firmer; sales at s12 20 for mess: 42I rs
cash an and regular closing with buyers at s2 Is cash.
BEE BEEFMScaEce and firm and in fair deuand. 'ss-dJ
Z CUT MEATS-Duu and prices tending down.
WARD. - -fI-tsf 10 rt
BACON-Dun with prices favoring buyers. .-'.-L
LARiD-HeaVy at l25S(0l2Z<o for- or,riyn 4
: steam l27S9l3c. - - - -5<-To' y
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New York stock DIarket-Ju.. t. j ~, =,

Ctncinnati Money yMarket-June 10.
GOLD-issx bnying. and 1s7 selling !. .ae n -
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Died.

ST. LOUIS, June lob. NJ. RunyaD, an
old and until recently prominent banker
in this city, died suddenly last night.
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$50 T. M;-Oanton 44945; Boston Water Power
22!A92Sh; Fumberland aO93l; Quicksilver 5f9a7;
Union .Teleg aph 49I51; Pacific Mail zuT@lo;i:5 =
Atlantic & Mail loex9io7 Erie 6l@si Ike nHudsonz
tral l1Ilh 91f4 Michigan Southern ssN9ssx: Iii-
nos Central 22o9 I20k; Pittsburg 7ss<977; Toledo.
Rock Isans ss 9ot; Hortnwsstern 361
Railr6ad shares Active and higher MisscsIlaneo1ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

FRED. UHLMANN, Bookseller and Station
er, No. 231 South High street, between Rich
and Friend, Columbus Ohio, has always on
Newspapers of the latest dates. Also
Wall Papers and Borders of the most ap-
proved patterns; Pictures, Picture Frames
Window Shades, Stationery, etc. Call and
see. may20-eod1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

Burning of the Hartford Carpet Mills
HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 10.-The Hart
ford Carpet Company's Mills, the most ex-
tensive in the United States, was totally
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss very
miles from here. .-.u
.- ...... f . LATER. ra .. -...r. ..-t
HARTFORD, June 10.-The loss by the
destruction of the Hartford Carpet Com
pany's works is $500000; insured for about
$4,000. About 1000 operators are thrown
out OF employment. The mills last month
turned out $4,000 yards of carpet.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-Juhe 10.
GoLD-lssJ<9la. 4fnrsff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

For Good and Cheap Summer Goods go
to raIg TAFT & SoN's,
j5eod1w 46 North High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

LOOK AT THE RUINS !-Aye, look at the
ruins of what were once magnificent sets
of teeth, to be seen everywhere in society.
Look at them, and ask yourself if it is not
marvellous that such destruction is permit
ted, when, by simply using SozoDoNT, any
teeth, hoeoerer fragile, may be preserved from
decay or blemish as long as life lasts?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

sHAwLs AND PARAsoLs at New York
prices at TAFT q Sons,
j5eod1w DC North High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

The champion rider in new and thrilling
s feats.a a''' .s9-ig tsa .a- as,
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CABLE SPECIALS
Returned to Germ n any. q y 4 4

Returned to Germany ~ :,
The Herald's Paris special of the sth has
the following:
The Crown Princess of Prussia left Paris
this evening for Germany. Her husband
remains at Tuilleries. %