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New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
THE NEW DOMINION.

OPENING OF THE QUEBEC PARLIAMENT-sPEECH
OF THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
QUEBEC, Nov. 4.-The Parliament OF the
Province Of Quebec opened to-day with the usual
formalities. The Lieutenant tGovernor, In speech,
alluded to the liberal grants which had been maze
toward education charitable institutions public works.
colonization and immigration and also the aid to new
railroads the gratifying results from which are an
encouragement to persevere. Extensive expora,OEas
which would soon be settled and opened 10 trade.
Measures have been taken to stimulate aso
states He spoke In strong terms about the arbitration
for the settlement of the relative debts OF the
rendered necessary by the Confederation protesting
against the continued sitting of the Board after the
withdrawal Of the Quebec arbitrator and
the results arrived at illegal and unjust Notwlt-
standing the heavy drain the Exchequer for the pub
lie works the balance remains larger than last year
Large grants have been made to assist the sufferers in
the various extensive coniagratons.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY.

EARL GRANvILLE's REMARKS CONCERNING THE
EXPORT OF ARMS FROM THE UNITED STATES
MR.. BANCROFT DENIES ANY CAUSE FOR
PRUSSIAN COMPLAINT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRBuNRl
LONDON, Friday, Nov. t. 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Berlin writes OF the ed: "Mr. Bancroft visited the
Foreign Office to say that he cannot see what bust
ness Earl Gran, ille has to express the hope that
Prussia win not he offended at the United States for
allowing the export of arms. Mr.. Bancroft denies
that Prussia has any ground of complaint"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
CONVENTION OF THE OHIO YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4-The State Convention
Of the Young Mems Christian Association opened day
The Convention called TO order by the President
H. Thayne Miller The report Of the Executive Commit
tee was presented The report In general is encourag
ing Twelve Associations had ceased to exist during the
year. II. Colby Of Manifold elected President TOT
the ensuing year; H. Crevcr Cincinnati, Vfe lresi
dent: H. 7. Lloyd. Corresponding Secretary and fIea
erick Tracy Of Znesyle, Recording Secretary Az hoo
the delegates and other guests with citizens numbering
in all alout 500 ladies and gentlemen, sat down 10 p
fast Ia melodeon Hall. Speeches were made ~
{. L. Thompson OF Cincinnati, C. W. E0wlshu, 80 aon
Of the Chamber of Commerce. and other a. ,hs
teinen This afternoon principally &c ~ ,se Asso.
discussion of questions bearing the wos y, 'r,ny
eaton showing wherein success mas peen n sncauray
the past year. All rports generally s"o" "" '"S'e
ing condition Of affAira
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
SPAIN.

THE NAME OF THE DUKE OF AOsTA FORMALLY
PRESENTED TO THE CORTEs-THE ELECTION
TO TAKE PLACE ON THE 18TH INST.
MADRID. Friday, Nov. 4, 1870.
In speech in the Cortes Gen. Prim an
nounced his regret at the consequences Of the candida
ture Of Hohenzolern and formally presented the name
of the Duke of Aosta as q candidate for the throne
Castelars proposition for censure was rejected by
vote of l22 to a. number of deputies asked Tor dis
cusson of the diplomatic documents but the Chamber
refused to allow discussion The final election Of King
has been fixed for the 18th inst
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
LATEST MILITARY OPERATIONS.

WHY THE BoMBARDMENT OF PARIS HAS BEEN
PosTPoNED-NFERIoR CHARACTER OF THE
PRUsSIAN SIEGE TRAIN.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. T. 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Versailles writes on the 3Oth ult follows: The
bombardment cannot begin before the second week
in November, and is doubtful then. There are 26O
siege guns parked south of Paris, of an extremely
miscellaneous descriptiOn-muzzle-loade breech-
oaders rifles smooth bores, bronze, cast iron STEEL
and many naval guns Competent officers express
very unfavorabe opinion of the siege train as a
whole.
"The Prussians have been asked to allow French
women and children TO leave before the lombard
ment begins. To this they declare it is impossible
to consent. Everybody who can prove foreign
nationality viii be allowed to pass but no others"
THE SIEGE OF KNOXVILLE BEGUN-ACTIvE
OPERATIONS AGAINST THE FRANCs-TIREURs
-APRUssIAN SUCCESS NEAR THANN-FRENCH
SOLDIERS REFUSING TO FIGHT UNDER CARR
BALDI.
LONDON, Friday, Nov. 4, 1870.
Two Prussian army corps which have recently
been operating around Metz have begun the siege of
Thionyille The bombardment is going on vigor-
ousy. Cen RUNNERS force of 10000 Landwehr is
still at Saarbruck.
dispatch from Bouzonville dated the Sd says the
Prussian flying columns are active against the
Franes-tireurs. Several skirmishes had occurred in
which the French lost 20 men. The Prussians lost
one non commissioned officer. Gen. Selchow is III
command Of the force now investing Mezieres
The National Guards and Gardes Mobiles were
routed by the Prussians on Tuesday, near Thann
The capture of the City of Dion is confirmed by
official dispatcbes from Gen. Werder. A large part
Of the town was burned lay the bombardment. The
First Prussian Grenadiers had 200 men placed hoTS
de combat in the engagement, and the Second Grena
diers5OO The French losses are unknown Dut are
achieved to be heavy.
Adyices from New -Breisach have been reserved 10
Nova The woodwork in Fort Mortimer had taken
FIRE, and was then burning fiercely.
The National Guards and the Gardes Mouaies at
Besaneon refuse to fight under Garibaidi, VINO IN
organizing the Fransstireurs. Italian volunteers
sfe constantly joining his command
The position at BOurget has been occupied by fbe
French. 1t was abandoned on the 18th nIt' by aDAe
Germans as lacking strategic value
TIE ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN PARIs.
RAPID MOVEMENTS OF THE REv0LUTIoNIsfs--
PATRIOTIC CONDUCT on THE NATIONAL GUARD
-TRocHU TBREATENe SEVERE MEASURES
AGAISsq THE RIOTERs-NUNER0u ARhEsIs'
LoSDos> Friday. Nov 1870
The iDsnfrectionsry s,overnem in Paris oa the 3Oh
was Of a sersous chsrsnier when the an1yal OF
Theirs and the object Of his journey became Known
tie Garde Mobile Of Belleyille, led by Their usual
military commander. and reinforced Wy eosldeTable
numbers of the population Of that quarter narche"
spon the Hotel de Vle and TO the private residences
Of the members Of the Government, and made the
ssassbers prisoners-the movement being 10 rapid
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

CORDIAL RELATIONS EsTABLIsHED BETWEEN THE
CZAR AND THE SULTAN.
LONDON. Friday Nov. 4, 1870.
Rustem Bey, the newly appointed Embassa-
dor of Turkey to st. Petersburg has submitted his ere
dentials to the Czar 1t Is generally understood that
closer relations have been established between Russia
and the Sultan.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

nrrrICuITITs ABOUT SUPPLYING PROVISIONS TO
PARIs-PRARs THAT THE RED REPUBLICANS
MAY OVERTHROW THE GOvERNMENT-WHf
M THE PRusstASs ARE so READY TO NEGO'
rIATE.
Ipy TRLBoRAPH TO rBB TRIBUSRJ
LONDON, Friday, Noy L. 1870.
A dispatch to Laurier from the Tours 1oV-
sxament dated Sd inst, evening, says that the
.r,nistioe is not yet concluded, difficulties hav-
INC arisen about revictualing Paris; never
sheless il is expected that the signatures Will
he affixed to it to-day.
The armistice, If concluded, viii not allow
any person to leave or enter Paris without
p,ussian pass. Letters are now permitted to
Ienrier, who also has received constant COM
,,unications from Tours. He does not doubt
jthst an armistice win be concluded and peace
follow. unless the Red Republicans get con-
troll
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
=, Versailles writes on the 30th ult. Every
thing has been done to facilitate the mission
NJ Theirs The readiness of the Prussians to
resume negotiations is apparently due to an
impression that Paris is better provisioned
than was supposed. Won Kenden, Bis
msrcks Secretary, told me to-day that he
thinks we shall be here in the Spring. 1t is
60 ifidently asserted that Paris has four months
DIVISIONS, and is taking active measures to
husband them.n G. W. s.
TIE ARMISTICE ACCEPTED BY THE PROVISIONAL
AUTHORITIES OF PARASITIC GOVERNMENT
SUSTAINED AT THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
LONDON, Friday, Nov 4, 1870.
The Cabinet was in extraordinary session to-
= In Downing-s ST. Earl Granville received a
patch announcing the acceptance by Gen.
ochu of an armistice on the terms proposed
Count Bismarck. The protocol of the ar
vlistice was signed by Gen. Trochu, Jules
Javre, Arago, Ferry, GARNER Pages, Pelletan,
Picard, and Simon, on the part of the Provi-
sional Government, and by Count Bismarck
and Gen. Won Moltke on the part of the Ger
mans.
The election in Paris ON the question of
maintaining the powers of the Government of
National Defense, resulted in an overwhelm-
ing majority in favor of the Government. The
National Guard marched in battalions to the
polls and deposited their votes, all of which
were "Yes.n
The armistice begins on the 4th of Novem-
Der, and ends on the 28th. The decree order
ing the elections will be issued tomorrow.
The Constituent Assembly is convoked to
meet on the 18th inst. The conditions of the
aImistice concerning the revictualing of Paris
were not stated in the dispatch.
Count Bismarck on the 30th ult. informed a
newspaper correspondent that the armistice
would certainly lead to a satisfactory peace.
Notwithstanding the information confirming
the conclusion of the armistice, sinister Iumors
are afi6at tonight contradicting this intelli-
gence and asserting the failure of M Theirs
to obtain Bsmarck's adhesion
No Official announcement of the conclusion OF
the armistce at Paris has been made in Tours.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
ITALY.

THE NEW PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ORDERED
FLoRENCB, Friday, Nov. 4, 1870.
The elections for members of the new Par
lament are to take place the 10th inst The Parha
ment will assemble on the 6th Of December.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
The statement that Austria had interfered
in favor of the Pope Is officially denied.
MFR. Motley, the American Minister In
London has changed his residence TO the Thomas HOTEL
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
SURVEY OF THE IsTIiMUs OF TEHUANTEPEC
CoRp,.L COOPERATION OF THE MEXICAN Gov
ERNMENT.

w.suryGroN, Nov. An answer to the ap
,,., q, the United states Government for permission
70 survey the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec with view to 10
.o,r. a ronte for ship-canal, Minister Lerdo ds
T.da writes to Mr. Nelson, the United states Ministerial
Mexico:
apresdent Juarcz gladly grants permission to the
waving party make the cxporaton recognizing all the
.dyatages which the construction OF shilscai would
nroduce Il shall prove practicable The Governors II tie
States OF yera and Oaxsca have been requested
inform the local authorities Of those States to ss
possble the objects OF the expedition and 10 r ct tie
xpoung PARTIES. Similar instructions haNc been sent
to the military commanders at Minatitan rnd other
points the route. Tue Department OF Public Works
will appoint commission 10 accompany the survey aud
take part In its labors
The of the correspondence is exceedingly cordial
and satisfactory, and shows that the Mexican officials
will earnestly cooperate In the work The expedition
passed Key West the sist ult. IL will probably arrive
st Cruz to-day whtn Capt. Shuicldt Will he in
by Ar Nelson OF the action of the Msxiesn Gov
ernule1k
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
THE IMMIGRATION BUSINESS.
PROPOSED TRANSFER OF ITS CONTROL TO TIL
GENERAL GOVERNMENT.

PROPOSED TRANSFER OF ITS CONTROL TO THE
GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.--GOv. Baker OF In
diana has addressed the following letter to Secretary
Boutwell,: ...- - - 49,.
SIR: have the honor 20 hand you herewith a copy of
a call made by the Governors of the Northwestern
States for National Convention 10 deberae upon the
imporant OF mm grafton and the transfer OF
is control authority OF states 10 the General
Government the seaports ana the oi thAt
senger inland as well upon the sea. until he shall
nd protection under the laws OF the state of when he
is destined become resident extending to him GER
tain rights and immunities and guarding him by law
from the abuses ana frauds 10 wivn ne ~ now
and which, In the absence Of the Jurisdiction or
the United Courts leaves him without the means
deem the objects Of the Convention a. worthy the
best efforts OF philanthropy, and feel assured that
great good will result from careful consdera ton Of tins
and Territory OF the United states has vital interest
II has been suggested that the Treasury Department
might furnish valuable data and statistics in aid OF the
deliberations OF the Convention and that the Bureau of
Statistics of the Government might be represented M hc
Convention. -.
would therefore respectfully request that you would
designate the proper persons 10 attend the ConNeho
officially unoficialy that might have tue bchen
OF such information will lie essential 10 proper ~
vision OF the whole question OF minigratlon' very N
spectfuly, &c, CONRAD BAKER, Governor Oh hl"iah''
Secretary Boutwell,, In acknowledging the receipt of
the above letter. says that the Department VIII cooperate
with the Governors OF the States who nave called the
Conventions that the Bureau OF Statistics viii furnish
such statistical information as possesses as uesig
mates Mr.. Edward Young, the Chiei oi the n"fen' 10
attend the Convention
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
,cpyPpAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

The Secretary OF Tie Navy to-day received letter from
C. n Wells commanding the Shenandoah dated Lisbon,
Oct I2 in which he says the vessels had disagreeabe
voyage OF 80 DAYS Boston. she under sail most
Of tbe time having used steam only occasions when
necessity demanded The cyclone of the nth and ah OF
September was the severest the commander had ever
known during his 80 years experience The shenan
doah he says proved herself excellent vessel in every
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
ARMIsTIaE NEGOTIATIONS.


DIFFICULTIES ABOUT SUPPLYING PROVISIONS TO
PARIs-PRARs THAT THE RED REPUBLICANS
NAY OVERTHROW THE GOvERNMEST-"hh
THE PRUss1ANs ARE so READY TO NESo-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

ACTIVE OPERATIONS OF THE "REDs"-ATTEMPTs
TREyOLUTION IN VARIOUS CITIES-ANOTHER
CIRCULAR FROM GAMBETTA--GENERALS HELD
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONDITION OF THEIR
COMMIssARIAT-A LEVY EN- MASSE ORDERED.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
LOCAL WAR NEWS.


The French residents of Newark have col
lected $50 in addition TO the $500 raised previously
The Executive Committee at Newark has
authorized additional 81 TO be granted to the North
German Consul General
Henry Schiels was elected President and C..
d. Schroeder Secretary OF the Fifteenth Ward Patriotic
Aid Society formed last evening.
A concert given by the Hudson City
Maennerchor yielded $500 exclusive OF collection when
netted $50. all for the War Fund.
about German ladies' met at the Gernsna Assembly
Rooms yesterday and expressed qualification over the
late Prussian victories.
In honor of the Republic of France, of the
existence OF which Mayor Hall informed officially
by the Mayor of Paris the United States flag raised
over the City Hall yesterday
The Enigma Club (American) of Sag Harbor,
L. L., celebrated the Prussian victory and SaIoleons
downfall by torchlight procession. fireworks, &c ON
Monday night the Germans had grand parade
A Noble Englishman has made fourth
contribution to the French War Fund; Mount vernon
sends si27 gold from Mr.. Reynaud who also in
closes $50 from the Leland Brothers ana NJ Ivuanlque
this city gives check for $780, sum which hf prom
ises give monthly during the continuance OF the war
The French Republicans of this city met at
Hibernia Hall last evening 20 assist In the establish
ment OF a Republic in France Mr.. Debuehy presided
letter from the DR.. OLeary read and stirring
and effective speeches made by the President and
Messrs COosant. Villa and May t04 were subscribed,
and the meeting closed with the Msrsellaise.
The Germans of H0b0ken will celebrate the
victories OF the German armies by grand public de-
monstraon 10 nil g The subscriptions received by the
German Patriotic Aid Society OF the city, Mr.. Emil
sauer Acting Treasurer, 10 slo4 500 The
rnans Who came from the District and City Of Nielsen
helm subscribed s57T and the workmen Of Nj. A.
weber'- pisno mandatory have made up sls. 1858
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
GENERAL WAR NEWS.
THE PRUSSIAN ADVANCE.

MAcMAHoN's ARMY ANNiHILATED-rHE PRuS-
SLAMS AT MU1 TOUsE-A BATTLE EXPECTED
ACTIVITY OF THE VHLANs.
PARIS, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1870.
The following dispatch is official
"sT. MESEHoULD, Sept 5.-MacMahon's army
really numbered 10000 men. 1t is extirpsted. The
transportaion to Germany of the prisoners of war,
including several Generals, has begun The advance
of the enemy on Paris continues
The sub-Prefect of Mdlhouse telegraphs 10 Paris
that the enemy are at several points IN the neghbor
hood and the volunteers are fastening ont to en-
counter them.
A dispateh TO the LiJ9t< from Laon says: The
troops falling back ON Paris are under orders OF
Gems. vinoy and Manduit The Uhlans have been
constantly Oh the heels of the army since It's retreat
began. The Prussians in enormous numbers are
Fastening 10 Paris aud in four days will be in sight
of the walls
Cen. Lowestein's Corps, composing the German
advance has arrived at Vency, on its march to Paris
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

fThe foo~ns Published in portion Of our edition yndJ
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
PARIS, Monday, Sept s. 1870.
A special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE sends the
following corrected list of the Provisional Govern
ment taking the name of the National Defense Gov
eminent: Emmanuel Arago, Cremieux, Jules Favre
Jules Ferry, Gambetta, Garnier-Pages Glais- -Binon
Pellatan. Ernest Picard, Rochefort, Jules Simon
The Ministry is as follows:
Maister of Foreign AGairs-JULEs FAvRE.
Minister Of Jnsfioe-IsAAC CREMIEUx.
Minister Of the Interior-LEON GAhBETTA.
Minister Of fFSndnoe-ERNEsT PICARD.
Superintendent Of Public Horks-PIRRRE DORIAN
Minister of Conmeroe-JOsEPH MAGNIS.
Spperinteadent Of Public Instrnction-JULEs SIMON.
Nfa,ster of Marfne-MARTIN F0URiCHoN.
Minister of War-LOUIs JULES TRocHU; also, Pres
ident of the Committee.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
STURM.
ny FREDERIC GERHARD.

BY FREDERIC GkhHARD'
wena sich Elm yolk vie Sturmesbraus
Erhebt fir seine Ehre,
So bleibt klein rechter Mann zu Haus.
Und Allies greift Eur Wehre.
Uui Allies draepgt yum Schlachtgeviihl,
Zms Ksmpfen und rum Siogen;
Und wo Elm solches Hochgefihi,
Da giebt's KEN Unteriegen.
so sehn wir unser yolk ietzt stehn.
Das game volk in Wsffen:
Alliiberall die Banner wehn.
Die Sinheit ist geschaff6n.
Die Einheit, die so lang enthehrt,
Jetzt blutig IN besiegefn,
yerliess nun Alt und Jung den Heeri
III Thaelern und auf Huegeln.
In Preussen und in sschsenisnd,
In Baiern und in Schwaben,
Trhoben sic yum Schwur die Hand,
I'm Theil am Ksmpf Eu hsben.
Elm Herr, ein Sim; vie Fels i'm Meer
UmtOst Won sturm und Wettern;
so steht des deutschen yolkes Heer,
Den Erzfeind zu zerschmettern.
Wir streiten fir dss Vaterland,
Fir unsre heilgen Rechtc;
Nr schlaget Euch fir eiteln Tand
Und seid nur feile Knechte.
schickt spahis und schickt Turcos her.
Ind allie widen Heerden;
wenn Frankreich such voll Teufel war,
Der sieg Riuss unser werdenl
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

The fifth annual Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association met az Poughkeepne yesier
day. report read by the President rccommenans
that yonng be- induced TO attend their nn
regrettng that but few classes in the Assoessos
da y-se hoois study the Bible. = An.
The Committee FOR Permanent Organization made 'pe
following report and IL Was confirmed: PEesldent -
McBrney OF New York Vice estdentsA EoiosCS, -,
ogdonsbnrghi verranus Morse, Brookyni isstar,es- r
Schenectady j. r. Hatch. Poughkeepsle s Vnrt A
Il. & Holmes. Auburn; Chas- j. schiege cssmsn ana
prayer offered ny toe Rev. John =. W. n Msr-
addrs ..ss we're made Gy the President and Wm ~ -
tin vf BrookiYn .a.a
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
SPAIN
CARLsr MOVEMENTS - PROPOSED CELEBRATIONS
IN HONOR OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

CARLisr MOVEMENTS PROPOSED CELEBRATION
IN HONOR OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
MADRID, Tuesday, Sept 8, 1870.
A band of 600 Carlists was attacked and
beaten yesterday Navarro Several OF them were
captured among whom were priests with arms 10
their hands. Another band Of enooanterel
In the Province Of Biscay The insurgents stempt
ing TO destroy the railroad but attacked by the
Government troops and routed.
The Carst press discourage the rising OF their party
and approve the conscrpton Of 1890 men ordered ~
the Government for tho repression Of dsorders Thes
is further from the disturbed provinoes 1hs
Unionsts are attacking Gen. Prim mercilessy. rhey
say the only public service possible for him now is 70
resign 1t rumored that conspiracy has been discoy-
cred the part of the adhsrents Of the Duke OF Mont
penser.
Great manifestations preparing in Madrid, In henos
OF the Republic OF France Expression WILL at the sans
tme be given To the popular demand for the abrogtos
OF the article in he spanish Constitution establishing
monarchy as the legal form Of government for Spain
1t IS reported that In view OF the circumstances, the
Constitutional Cores have been called foe
the 18th Of september The Regent has returned " th
city.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE mARKRr-s.rr

The supply o Beef Cale large shos
5000 head The marh therefore dull add hgett
slOuef Pair good cattle sold from n snd peanst
ysnia and Western steers from o TO w. snail LOT cbocs -
Common cattle sold II from ". 10 sc y n. rv~
SHBKPbs market scuve aud all o5eot - 90 bead soh
from u Ct D. gos Csmmoa sheep HOs active es
mand
HoasTbe demand ogs onses good and 30 hssd ss
S4 25 q o the latter for -
Cowrhe sale Of Coss reached 70 is head 81 os 90 n -
head for co and cali
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07

preceded it, Tho various railway stations were
thronged with crowds Of people, who were curious
to catch glimpse Of the Emperor.
Napoleon is accompanied in his exile BY Con.
Castelnau the Prince do Ia Moskowa and Counts de
Genlis. de waubert Reille, and PajoL all OF his
personal staff
The Times announced today that the Prince In
perial was at 0stend last night, and might be ex-
pected to arrive in Londoni to-day The railway
stations here and at Dover are thronged with people
curious to see the Prince but ne has not yet made
bis appearance The Duke de Gramont, who has for
some days occupied lodgings at Dover, came TO
London this afternoon.
A dispatch from Brussels states that the Empress
and Prince Imperial left that city for England this
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
DOMRsTfC MARKKrs.

NKv oELsAs. Sept 6-t0w es.eI ssperene - ". Ds'es
RIrs 80 lj0 $6 20 Treble BIrs fs Is Corn sser hiIA
sac Wlite gsggc yellow so Other articles unchaaeed 10
ehangs-Stering l26 Ne--Yort sight premium Goli ne
6-COttoa ycy he III bae
1872 bales New Cotton IL arriving freely.
WUnseros, n c. sept 6-Spnts TGrpentDe aestJ al ~
Rosn qaet 43gs9 90 Crude 1nrpentne Aay 81 Dd des
Tar steady al %. Cottse steady; hIdfliny. ric
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
CAMBRIDGE cArrLR mARkEr-s.rr 6

Beef Cae-Recsyt ls1 head prices At lat seets -
improvement the msrkst -s. of Br'r~ a. tlI
All 50 First DUALITY SIl So0Sl1 SeooHd Qualify % Sgef u
Third Quslty sTes9 sbeep and LAnbs-soeDs lslS ~AA
sAes N lots S2as3 50 each
New-York tribune., 1870-09-07
GERMAN VAR POETRY

THE TRIBUNE has already called attention
TO the remarkable war poetry of Germany which has
been called forth by the present We have given as
specimens the national hymn. The Watch on the
Rhine both in and English two poems OF Frei
lgrah, and of Bsyard Tsylors To these songs OF
German and an American add to-day one OF the
songs which the Americans have contributed to
the literature OF the war Two previous warsongs by
the same poet already had wide circulation In the
German papers both of this country and of Germany.