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CHINA.

The Massacre Of tho Christians--Frcn Com
GrmatiOn aud Action.
PARIS July I, 1870.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs has received full
confirmation OF the Of the French In Pekin
Instructions will be Immediately sent to the com
mander OF the French neet III Chinese waters. No
special expedition will be despatched as the naval
force is deemed sufficient to yindlcate the outraged
dignity OF France
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Council with tho Gar.

PARIS July 7, 1870
Dispatches have been sent TO st. Petersburg to OBJ
tain the advice OF Russia on the canddature OF the
Prince OF Hohenzollern.
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Suicide.

DIR. Pope, an American, and formerlya resident
u 81 Louis committed suicide last night at has lodg
hass In this city
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..Orasr,, In pekir.

LONDON, July 7, 1870
kilograms received from Pekin to-day announce
that order has been restored aud measures taken
which will insure the safety Of all foreigners
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SCOTLAND.
tn. American Tobacco Case.

The Amcricnn T0bHccO Cnse.
GLASGOW, July I, 1870.
The brothers Settle the New York tobacconists,
have been discharged on surrendeng into the hands
OF the Court s13ooo sterling an amount sufficient 70
cover the alleged defalcations.
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HAVANA, July 7, 1870.
The English bark Clara Mary, with cargo OF
Goals, from Greenock for Maianzas, was burned ut
SEQ on the 90 inst. The were saved, and have
arrived at Sagua
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Humane and Charitable.

HWHsWHo Huu CnuFIHDIe.
LONDON, July 7, 1870.
Subscriptions are circulating here and at Liver.
pool for fund III aid Of tho families Of the officers
and sailors OF the steamer Oneida which was run
down of Yokohama by the British steamer Bom-
bay.
Sir John Lubbock, of London, Ia ut the head Of
the movement, and it bids lair to be success
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The Mexican Pirate Forward Captured and
Burned ut Sea-Nlart inez Defeuted on tho
Rio Grande-serious Aspect Of the Guate-
nAalan Invasion.
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PARIS, July !, 1870.
rumor prevails that spain concluded yesterday
q new treaty alliance with Prussia.
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The Bank statement.

LONDON, July I, 1870.
According to the regular weekly statement Of the
Bank OF Eng land, the amount Of bullion in vault has
decreased &443, 900 since the last report
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de Rodns in Havana Agniu-Hi. View OF the
Situation.

HAVANA, July I, 1870
Captain General de R0Jas has at last returned TO
Havana, having arrived here last night. He con.
firms the report that the so.caed army Of the CANA.
guey as an organized force no longer exists and
states that the only opposition the spanards meet
with IA from small and wandering parties.
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Devoe's Kerosene Oil VIII Burn LONGER auA
Give better light than other Guaranteed
DEvOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, III Futon 81.
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The Bank Statement.

PARIS, July 7, 1870
The weekly statement OF the condition OF the Bank
Of France Ia published to-day. The amount OF bull
lion has decreased 90 900 francs since the last re-
nora
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

The Canso FishcrIes-rho Reported Capture
Of an American Vessel Denied.
OTTAWA, July :, 1870.
The government has no Information that American
vessels have been stopped IN the Straits or Canso as
stated recently by General Butler In the United States
Congress. despatch from Halifax says:--"The
was a hoax
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The Arm y.

~ PARIS July 7, 1870.
The French Senate proposes to increase the mill.
sary contingent from soooOto 100000 francs, In ad
6ition to the vote.
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of Planters tO the Freeing Of their Slaves.
HAVANA, July 8,
VIA KEY WEST, July Z 1870 .
Captain General de Rodas will probably 90 to San.
liago dc Cubs. General valmaseda has left Bayamo
to go there also The troops In the vicinity Of San.
tago de Cuba are acting altogether on defensive
Colonel Balmes, who is in command at Santiago de
Cuba. had made demands for reinforcements but was
unable to get any.
Various reports represent positively that the
Spanish troops have been defeated In several en-.
gagemenfs recently with the insurgent leaders Diaz
and Gomez The situation Of the Spaniards in the
Eastern Department is unfavorable.
The planters are holding meetings. and nearly all
OF them refuse to obey the emancipation laws, and
will resist the freeing Of the slaves. Large amounts
OF money have been raised TO send to Spain in order
to avoid the execution OF the law and to secure Its
repeal
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How Wonderful the Devices Of Man:
Take for illustration KNOX, the Halter Of 22 Broadway
With what interest energy and has
himself The leader OF the batting interest OF
America He Ia without successful competitor. Such
ampleA may well Oh With rcversnta awe, and teach
where buy hats
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The Financial Aspect--The Paris Bourse and
London ,Change.

the tranqulIzins assurances q t6e Fle9ea Emge.
sor have exerted beneficial eject In PatlS, ana
particularly on the Boursc Rentes this morning
opened at 7pE S5o., or loo. higher than the closing Of
yesterday. s, X,
The British consos opened decidedly lower to-day,
in sympathy with French rentes, which have de-
cfined heavily within the past few days. The Amer
can securities, which also on trne. were innu
enced solely by the price OF gold AZ New York.
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SPAIN.

Nauvis Feeling ON the Throne Question.
MADRID, July Z. 1870
The gysn,po and Epoc1 (which support Don AL
fonso) and other journals join In the cutlery against
q Prussian alliance.
The partisans Of General Prim press as last re-
sort Tor SPAN.
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PARIS, July I, 1870.
next week.
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To Madrid.

An important despatch was sent by the Minister
Of Foreign Anairs to Regent Serrano to-day.
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Tha American CIipper Race.

The American Clipper Race.
& LONDON, July !, 1870.
The arrival Of the ship Cerastes Captain Brunton,
one of the racing clippers from San Francisco
March H. is reported at Liverpool.
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Cabinet Consideration of the Qucstion-Prim's
Action In France.

NcffOn IN FFunCes
PARIS, July :, 1870.
Dispatches from Madrid announce that at coun-
Gil 81 Ministers held yesterday the course General
Prlm mad taken was unanimously approved and the
candidacy OF Prince Hohenzollern accepted. They
authorized the Minister OF Foreign Affairs to present
the name OF the new candidate to the 6ortes which
wiz probably be convened expressly for that pur.
posc. The Council OF Ministers hope that the Prince
WIN receive more than 10 notes.-the minimrm re-
ouscd ty the resolution passed by the Cortes on the
81 q June.
The Prrce - expected 20 arrive At Madrid early
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French Assurances.

PARIS, July 7, 1870.
The authorities here have been assured that fully
threefourths OF the members Of the Spanish Cortes
are favorable to tho elevation Of the Prince OF
Hohenzolern to the Spanish crown.
There seems to be no doubt that the King OF
Prussia Is also favorable TO the project and refuses
Any explanation in reply to the note from the French
government.
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Sewing Machine @25 to S41.-S11 Broad
Can be converted into hand machine instantly uoa
venent for parties going to the country warranted nrss
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Waiting the Reply Of Spain.

PARIS, July midnight.
The report obta ms tonight that Senior Olozara
the Spanish Minister will receive his passports If the
reply OF Spain the French despatch sent to Madrid
to-day Is not favorable.
In the Corps Legislatf to-day Minister Segrls said
the government had received no communication on
the Spanish throne question since yesterday.
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CuBA.

Defeat OF the spanish Troops In several KIN.
gagements-The Spnniartls In Santiago Act.
ing altogether on the Defeusive- d position
Of Planters to the Freeing Of their slaves.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best la the
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color Of Tho
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Rumored Alliance with France.
PARIS, July 7-2P.M.
" is asserted ia wen informed circles that an ALI
ance between France and Austria has been con-
cluded.
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Diamonds, Watches aud Jewelry,
Selling at reduced prices GEORGE G. ALLEN 5l3 Broad
way, under st. Nicholas Hotel.
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critical Notices ofthe Press.

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TAX NOTICE.

The following is list OF unredeeined lots,
pieces or parcels OF land Situate, ying and
being In The several towns and wards III the
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Stock RAISING IN COLORADO
Colorado is fast proving itself an excel
ent grazing country This great pasture
land of the buffalo, elk, antelope and
deer is now being filled with herds of
Texas cattle. The valleys of the Bijou,
Kiowa, Rio Grande, the South Platte and
its tributaries, the Cache La Poudre and
Big Thompson, and last, but not least,
the valley of the Arkansas, offer better
grazing than the best parts of Kansas ;
for cattle can subsist there the year
round without shelter, grain, Oh fodder
of anv kind, the summer cured grasses
being s.. nutritious for winter feed that
herds lean in the fall have subsi>ted on
them, come out fat IN the spring, and been
taken to St. Louis and Chicago and sold
i'll the markets there as stabilized beef.
The shipments of stock from Denver sta
ton to st. Lous and Chicago now aver
age twenty car loads week, and Ralston
on the Colorado Central; Kiowa, Lake
Station and Kit Carson, on the Kansas Pa
eff" Railroad, are already shipping points
of some Importance.
In the summer, cattle are grazed on the
high plains, 5000 feet above the sea level,
aud in winter are driven to the lower
valleys Blooded stock has been intro
duced, and the specimens of cattle some
times seen grazing on our plains would
do credit to an Illinois State Fair. 1t is
claimed that cattle can be raised here in
herds of from 500 to 1000, to four-year
oils at an average cost of only $3.50 per
head per eyear, the only expense being
for herdsmen and occasional losses by
Indians. Cattle brought here from Texas
increase twenty per cent, in size and
weight DIVING single year, and the
natural increase of sheep is nearly 8
hundred per- CEN. About $4,000 has
been invested in herds in the vicinity o.
Denver this season, and 10000 cattle hav,
been supplied to Wyoming Territory
The transactions at Denver the first two
weeks of October amounted to $4,000
Cor Rural Neao Yorker.
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FARMERS COLUMN.
BEE KEEPERS CONVENTIONS.

At meeting of the Michigan Bt
Keepers' ASSOCIATION, it MAS decided t.
hold National Bee Kee .,ers' ConventIou
at indianapolis, Ind A call was circuat
ed to that effect Subsequently the tl.ne
was changed and the appointment how
stands for the Convention to be held a;
Indianapolis, December 81 70, 1870.
The Northwestern Bee Keep re- Asso
citation at its last session at Decatur, li,.,
voted unanimously in favor OF this meet
ing. sla
The President and Secretary Of til
NORTHEASTERN Bee Keepers Association,
Messrs. Ouinby, OF St Jotlnsvlile, \. T.,
and n. A. King, of New York city, have
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ers' Convention, at Cincin natl, OHIO, en-
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1t seems there is some iil-teeilng III r.
gard to the matter We have uo per
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ter tn have united IN the cali or the cen.
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the question as to the second Convention.
As the matter now stands there will be
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The Bee Keepers' Journal for Novem
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1870 Western Farmer.
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BRAN-ITs VALUE FOR STocK.-We
have long regarded bran as one of the
cheapest and most useful kinds of food
we can find. Many farmers who are I'm
able to raise sufficient hay and grain for
their stock on their own farm, have found
it profitable to buy it in large quantities
for extra feed.
But its value is generally very much
underrsted, the common impression be
ing that it contains but little nourlsh
ment, with much refuse material. The
reverse is the truth 1t is especially rich
in albumen, phosphorlc acid and lime
elements especially adapted to the wants
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thrive better on it than when fed on
richer food; and in fattening cat
tie its use when mixed or alternated
with corn meal, seems to give a
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than when the meal is fed alone. When
it is fed to calves, it relieves the extreme
costiveness to which they are subject In
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appearance in place of he lump back pot
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yield of milk, and helps much to keep
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Chemical analysis shows that in com
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In it's flesh forming constituents, it sur
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less of the fat and heat forming elements
But the true test of its value is its &C.
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