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DACEIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier ..EGHs
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal S@iaHfs
street, New York, at L. O'Clock noon, OF the 4th
and 2oth Of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced'
ing. Tf.sH-a.
Departure OF the 10Th connect OF Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of 4th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia
pan and China October !, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
60 direct nom New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free t. each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
7 Jrk. IF. R. BABY, Agent.
Juy1e-1yr
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New York Hay AIarket.

From the Daily Bulletin, October IA: There is a
Nrm market for shipping with steady fair de-
mand. Sales are 100 oales for Richmond 200 for
,Darien, Ca, $40 for Charleston, 10 for Matanzas
and 800 TO the Second Aven1e Railroad OF this
city at 81 05 also 80 bales for Petersburg at 81 TO-
Retail Is firm and the grades bringing about 81 e
per cNt are in active request Straw has con-
tinuedarm at 81 Q5a1 10 for long rye, s5as0e fol
-.lort, aEd 75as0c for oat.
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PASSENGERS,

Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Savannah, via
Beaufort &c-Capt McNulty,J J Shields, A Clark,
Mrs r Coffee. 81 Conee, W q Harrison, ] How
ard. W Butter, c Barnwell. n d Mcbride, G N
Wells, G W Jackson, and 90 deck.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, October l2-CoFFEE.-There has been
q movement In Java Conee by which the stock Is
concentrated In few hands and held with more
nrmness. The sales Of Java besides nave 6een
16Xa1Sc'.T p ID, gold. st. Domingo Is quiet and
prices are nomlnally sfc q b. gold, in bond with
small sales. Mocha Is scarce and prices are nomi
nal ...s-s a -. = =.
CorroN.-The rains of the week have enabled
some few manufacturers to start up their ma.
chinery, and the cotton market has been steadier,
although there Is dull feeling at the close. The
sales cllaye been In lots as wanted at l2Ha13kc
for ordinary; 14xo1 S%c for good ordinary; 16a
1910 for low mlddlir :, and 16 ha17c for middling,
purchases continue to be made at considerable
: concession from these figures.
DodEsTICs.-There Is no change to notice IN
cottons, but the business, OF the week has
been light. Standard goods are still sold close up
sss and aheaS 9. proesction, and, notwithstanding
change is looked for In prices. Prints have reced
ed from recent high figures but otherwise there
Is very little change. Woollens are in fair demand
at aIsy steady prices. ss Tho n...., O..
dull and prices are nominally l0a20c, currency.
GuNEY CLOTH-The market Is dull for this
article with small sales at g ,Sa2ec per ward cur
rency. The demand for consumption Is quite
EAY.-rhe market is quiet for Eastern and
Northern, with sales at slsaso: per ton, as to
quality.
NAVAL SroREs.-There is better feeling for
spirits turpenlne and prices have advanced The
sales have been at l2a44c per gallon, and some
held at 45c. Tar is quiet, with small sales t S2 Is
a3 per bbl. Rosin Is frmer and higher; sales OF
800 bbls, common and strained, for export. on
private terms. We advance quotations to CORE
spoRd with present current rates. Pitch is quiet.
RIoE.-A small lot OF new Carolina has been
sold at csc per 10. Rangoon has been taken in
small lots at &c, and Patna at Sxc per ID.
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Now York Naval stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, October Is:
The market for spirits turpentIne opened weak,
with dull trade; but With the report Of the
burning OF the stesmer Washington, with about
700 barrels on board, prices advanced lc per gal:
Ion. sales are - hfrrels at 4ic, and $50 barrels
at 45c for merohantsble order, closing at the lat.
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New York Sugar Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, Octooer 10. 40
The marked for raw on the spot is quiet but prices
are rm; buyers are holding off, but a0ide1s ne
We onote fair to good refining eAa10c, and NO. II
box at ioSc; the sales are 200 hhds at sAaioc 1or
Cuba lOai0tc for Porto Rico. and 1868 ooAes na D.
vana, part at esasHc In refined the cWssnes e enote
soft yellow at i2ai2hc; soft white at l2halZsc;
and crushed, powdered and granulated at l'7'a
1SAc.
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Gewina Mafblnes.

y AND THE
WEED" FAMILY EAvoRTTE LocK-sTITcH
MACHINE.
are the best In USE
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay:
ments, on easy terms, or for cash: AN knds o.
black and coiored,l SIX, Oil, Soap &C., &c.
Repairing as usual Circulars aud samples oi
"''> ''t'' ~ AppA''D b. B. HAsELToN,
General Dealer In First Class sewing ma'
chimes and Material, No. so1 King stree,
augl7 Charleston, .. U.
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Receipts by Railroad, October II.


SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1911 bales cotton, "a bales goods, 240 bbls flour,
GO bbls naval stores, 2 cars stock. To " VII.
uams i Son, " W Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers CO, G
q Walter j. co, Claghorn, Herring 4 co, Downing
Il CO. Sharp, Caldwell i Son, Mowry Son.
" Roach & co. J Campsen l. co, ] H Claussen,
Knobeloch / Small Klatte CO, G A Trenholm
Son, Railroad Agent and others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
311 bales cotton 1o3 bbls naval stores, ITO bush.
els rough rice, cars lumber aud phosphates, mdse,
&c. To @ w Williams & CO, Frost j. Adger, Now
~ & Son, W Ryan, Caldwell 4 Son, Brode / co,
Graeser Smith, Reeder & Davis, Pezer. Rod.
gers co. TP Smith, Walter CO, J Sail
mas, G w Wirte Wilcox, Gibbes & co. Eachmann
CO, Johnston, crews i co, Claghorn, Herring i
60, J a Quackenbush, Knobeloch & Small, MILL
gan, Marshall, Jr, ] Wieters, Barden q Parker,
Kinsman& Howell, s D Stoney, Adger CO.,
Pringla Son. Ingraham d Son, II Bischof co,
Thurston & Holmes, Willie, W G Bee 4 co,
Trenholm, Rarenel & CO, Shackelford i Kelly, E
Weling, Atlantic Phosphate co, Railroad
Agent, N Railroad Agent.
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

p,,ssscH.-per brig concord-iSo tons phos-
pn@sss hate rSe1 es1sx-Per scar constitution-A cargo Of
flmoer. afl-t-. -
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EoR SAVANNAH, BEAUFORT, SEA
BROOKS, PACIFIC LANDING, FENw1cK's IS

BROOKS, PACIFIC LANDING, FENw1CK's IS
LAND.
The Fast Steamer PILOT BOY, .nlrA
Captain John Sly will resume her - !.
route on TUESDAY, 9th September, leavlny Fro
ser:s Wharf every TUESDAY MORNING: at O'Clock,
for Savannah, Beaufort and Pacific Landing.
Eyery FRIDAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock, for Beau
fort, Pacific Landing. and Fenwick's Islsld.
RETURNING,
VIII leave Savannah every WEDNESDAY AFTER.
brooks, Beaufort and Pacific Landing. On the
FRIDAY TRIO. will leave Beaufort FRIDAY MIGHT,
touching at all the Landings on her way to
CharIestor. Every alternate FRIDAY, she VIII
touch at Chisolm's Landing.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board or
to J. D. AIKEN q CO., Agents,
sep12 Fraser's Wharf.
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& co. .1I1.- -.
FROM THIS PORT;
Steamship Charleston. Berry, New YORK
October H., oo.oha,
-; scnr Ada Ames, Adams, Philadelphia october
l3. o,.ahor .
Schr wautauga, Munroe. PawtucGet, OCTOBER 10
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, at New YORK
October Is. ,,,,.,.,,,,o
October IA.
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LIST OF VESSELS
up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT

uP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FoAi'
REIGN -.
40, LIVERPOOL. -
The Heiress Rea, saile1.. August ~ ~
Brig r P Grove, Harkness, cleared. ....Angnst ~
DOME TIC.
RoCKPoRf, ME. - -,
Brig Manzanilla, Spear. sailed. d...........sep u
= BOSTON.
Shin Csnoya, Lock, cleared. ..Uclooer
shin Anna Camp, Lincoln, up..-. ....-Octooer -
Shin John Baker Spear, cleared. 80. .0ctooer x
Bark Horace Scudder, Gould, up....... Octooer .
Bark Aurella, Lincoln, up.... ..:Oc.oSel
Bark Eyauel, Randall, up..............Octopef -
Schr Lowell, Leav1tt, cleared. .octooes
Brig M Hesler, Jones, up.... sept ~
NEW YORK.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. cld... ...Oct Is
Steamship Ashland, Beckett. cleared. October Il
Shio John Sidney Bartlett, cleared. October IL
Brig S Berry, Fossett, ceared....... October 8
Schr Ruth Baker, Lenny, cleared. .0ctooerl4
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt, up......... October -
Schr Mary A Tyler; Tyler, observation-disclosures IA
- PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Empire, Herring, cleared. Oct II
Schr Nayler, Nayler, cleared. October :
Schr $ Burns, Crosby, cleared. sept 10
Schr Steelman, Church, up. ..Sept II
BALTIMORE.
Brig Abby Ellen, Foss, up. October 2
Schr Mary Eliza, Crowell, up....... OCTOBER II
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, October 16.-Sales Of cotton yes.
terday 103 bales; middlings l3al3hc-
ANDERSON, October 12.-To:day middlings
command Is cents.
CHARLOTTE, October 1i.-Sales to-day 200
bales at lSa13%c; market quiet.
.ORANGEBURG, October 15.-Sales during the
week 100 bales. We quote: Ordinary lie; low
middling 121s; middling 12A.
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NashxflIe Marker.

NASHVILLE, October l4-CoTToN.-The mar
ker Continues without change-weak and quiet.
For the best grade Of Tennessee cotton TO-DAY,
121lal2,lc was offered, and 1Sc asked; Alot OF
Georgia cotton, the bulk or which would grade as
middiinp, sold at lSHc We renew our quotations
AZ follows: Inferior 6aS &c; ordinary aa10c; good
ordinary l1a12c; low middling 121za13c.
COTTON STATEMENT
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VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH CABIN AND
" MESS STORES ON SHORT NOTICE;

Captains and Stewards are respect F&k
fulIy invited to call and examine the
ouSIity and priees OF our GOODS FuA weight
Guaranteed. Delivered free Of expense.
WIN s. CORWN Il CO.,
No. 276 King street, opposite Hasea
:. Charleston, 8. c.
"a Branch Of No. 900 Broadway New York.
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WIN. McBURhLN, President. IAN =.
E, P. ALEXANDER, Vice-President and Actuary.
J. F. GILMER Yice.President, resident In Georgia.
e. NYE HUTCHINSON Vice-President resident In
North Carolina.
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49, Wsmeas,o 6tarrb.

p 1s Q V So > : : Z 9. H - ..s - e.
T.. KINGSFORD g. SON. MANUFACTURERs.e es5 @ %
dgrater
making
furnish
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MEMORANDA. f--Rsz
Messrs ] A Enslow co were consignees lol
hay, per ship Hope, from New York.
The schr B n Hawkins, Morris, sailed from Pro
vdence, /, October l3, for New York, to load 1or
this port.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Brig Concord, Kelly, Baltimore-o G coe' Super
" Schr Constitution, Smith, New York-W Roach
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rse cnarsestoni Cotton. Rice and Ma
stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, October II, ls7u: ,
csrroN.-The market opened with & nrmer iee,,
ING and an active demand, enabling sellers 10 sa-
vance their figures on the better qualities A@Sac
. ID. Sales 500 bales, say at 12'ss; az 10; az
1sx: sat lsx; 27 at 1885, at 1875; 10 at ls3i; leo
at ID; 81 at AK; a15 at lax; 1s5 al l4 90 az 1885,
p at llx: II at l4Ic. We quote:
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DAYS OF LEAVING CHANGED TO TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
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The Steamer CARGO" Will re. rK@k
ceivs Freight at South Atlantic -
Wharf, on MONDAYS and THURsDAYs, and leave
as follows: -'.
CHARLESTON. EDIsTo. r.
Friday, 7th, P n Saturday, sth, v
Tuesday, nth, 6K "A N Wednesday, 18th, Ga u
Friday, 14th, 8 MISaturday, 18th, ! N
Tuesday, 18th, llX A n Wednesday, 10th. II y
Friday, 2lst, P MlSaturdsy, ed, ID
Tuesday, 25th, 8 A II wednesday, ,26th, 6h u
Friday, estA, SH MISaturday, 29th, A ID
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, crto
DOUGLAS NISBET, Agent,
:. South Atlantic Wharf.
N. B.-Freight and wharfage payable on the
wharf. r,.e sepS0
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5hipptnQ...
DIOR NEW YORK-MERCHANTs' LINE.

e 80 l'si :.
The Regular Packet Schooner LILLY, xat,
Hughes Master. having her heavy Freight. &%l&
engaged, wants Cotton and light Freight, at low
rates, to fill. VIM. hoaCh W.
Octl8-2 - 3;
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LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE CO.

GEORGE E. BoGGS, Secretary. a., .gr,,
JOHN T. DARBY, II. D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE 7. sMYTHE;; Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel. r..i-s .. ,s-r,5',-f
r. A. KiNloCH, N. D., Local Medical z rsa'
r. LEBBY, JR, II. D.. liners. '..''
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FOR EDTsTo AND ENTERPRISE, VIA; JoHN,s
ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH FLATS, YcCNG'S
I. - ISLAND. BEARS BLUFF, &c.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.

LoNGwY TO BE MISREPRESENTATION AT
AMIENs-EFFECT OF THE WAR ON ENGLISH
COMMERCE-NUMBERs OF PRUSsIAN TROOPS
FURNIsHED-THE FRENCH REPRESENTATIVE
IN ITALY-DIsCOvERIEs IN CHATEAU.
LONDON, Monday Oct. 81, 1870
II is reported from Luxemburg that detach-
ment of 5000 troops from the army of Prince Fred
erick Charles has gone to besege Longwy, near the
Belgian border.
The Prussians continue the siege of Pfalsburg Ian
gudly, reckoning on starving out the garrison,
whose supplies are beginning to fail
Gen. BouIbaki has arrived at Amiens. The small
pox is raging with violence in that city. The dis
ease was brought there by fugitives from Paris.
At a meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Com
merce, to-day the Chairman deplored the continu-
ance of the war, which, he hoped, would now be
brought TO end by the efforts Of NJ. Theirs. His
mission to Versailles would certainly result in peace.
As q compensation for the ills suffered in cOnse-
quenoe of the war; by England, there an influx
of American visitors, who would otherwise have
been travelling On the Continent There bad also
been vast increase in business orders while at the
same time, cotton was declining.
The Noureiste de Versailles says in advance Of NJ.
Thiers's coming his visit will certainly be futless.
Cologne dispatch dated yesterday says that Prus-
ia and the North German Confederation have fur
nished 10000 troops for the present war, and the
states OF South germany no'VV' vi tn's erano to-
tai of Sl5 600 men, nearly all now French soil.
They are expected to complete the conquest of
France in q short Winter campaign.
The Polish Jews openly manifest their sympathy
for France and in more decided manner than the
other natives of Poland. The authorities Obliged
to forbid public prayers for the of the French
arms.
A telegram from Florence states that N. Seuard,
the French representative, has congratulated the
King of Italy on the energy and moderation which
have been displayed in the accomplishment of Ita-
liam unity. Signor Venosta replying for the King,
expressed his thanks for the good words of H. Seu-
ard and added that Italy itself is not only regene-
rated but universal civilization is promoted, by the
late events at Rome.
Papers lately found at a chateau near Versailles
are said to compromise several notables, including
some of the South German dipiomatists.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. One death from yellow fever in New Orleans
D. supdsr
Snow fell in various parts of New-Hampshire
sunday uight
The inst snow-storm of the season at Lew
i,ton Me-, commenced On Sunday right
Richmond is rapidly filing with strangers
.rriyec 10 attend the state Pair which opens to-day
Two hundred and fifty Friends passed through
Richmond Yesterday morning TO attend the ysa, meeting
oush, ~ c.
Six inches of snow fell at Bristol ~ H.. ytster-
ev ueTsn AMI Shout the Tie White
Mountain. oOserol xh snow.
The first excursion train under the direction Of
Major the AOb. and ChstsnoogA Railroad vsn
u ID ns and returned ON snrdN.
Judge barnard yesterday dissolved the last
t,oo, aes sale Of n Boston Hartford .nd
g1s RGiiresd sbd b. sale win take place to morrow
The annual meeting Of the Western Tract and
Bok socety n ,Bohhau recep for
the rear wsr t9il6 ~ and the Expenditures slsslO&
The awards to the exhibitions at the Cincinnati
IBuu Exhibition x he amounted to-day gold and
,ysr metals ordered lie nte Stats,
Lr will rsdy for delivery n about % dayG The diploma
,.fea3 +t n tie hgbe siyc of ar BY American
t. ... p. rse = goH sis N? sge silver
nsla. o. ~, EIfs l-.ia-a - O.. i4s>A<
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THE FRENCH IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 31.-The French resi-
dents OF this city issued the following address
To N, Members Of he French Government Considering
that by srrendering Metz Marshal Bazaine has com
mtted an act OF treachery unenamped in the annals OF
nations:
Considering that in similar circumstances to remain
silent would imply completely with the traitors ana DE-
clare ourselves disbeartened; - .-, l.
We French citizens as San Francisco convened 10
general assembly, have passed the following rtsouons
Firsf Marshal EaZaine is traitor 10 bis cOnntfy
Seoond The Republic alone can save France;
Thid: whole nation that rises ia ARMS ana ns hts ior
it, independence H. invlncible. ..-.,- -
Fourth The follow ing address shaii ne sent 10 'he "o
eminent FOR the national defense, =, A.. -.
GIIlENs: n f. with the utmost indignation that We
have heard Of The Infamous Teachery of Marshal Ia
z,iue But Marshal Of tie Empire s neither Tue army
nor the nation the French people must prove 10 INC
orId that alone they are able tile same time, To CON
duer the enemy and cLastise the traitors -
n pr~n',l H. ,u!trd a.d have cc!Tngc. Aud ye, MEM
hers ,f 10 .. r f. cont uuf 20 cdi1Y l-I u i
y. LIaLl-- n. 1Lll.Le. ~ lLAe.. ~ e.l...- y
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH


The body of an unknown man was found
In woods BsrrTtown on Sunday.
The vault and safes of Rochereau, in New
Orb aas robbed on Sunday night Of S5ovo
....J. Bielman's tannery i'll Dayton, Ohio, was
burned Sunday. Loss about s2o6oo partially Insured
The nude body of a man, with q rope around
Bis neck found floating the River at Albany yeenay
Geo. A. Turner of Montreal was knocked down,
terribly beaten robbed Of 500 In Lowell Mass On sunday night
81 Hyland's coffee house, No. 1,210 Camp-st.,
New burned Sunday night Loss si insured In
the Merchants Company
WIN. Martin, aged about 30 son of Capt. Isaac
Martin whls oyrsrng Byr4m Pi yesterday morning.
BY spseng hi. boat His body has been recovered
Dr. Seymour Of st. Louis was shot and wounded
Saturday st. Maxwell and Norman Walsh tter snd
Young whOu Seymour lsi shown attentions with dis
honorable desguA
The charge of smuggling $4,000 worth Of
Nauors nueg vooen socks port pending
n DeIter Nils Samuel Lasd Milo skeee. George
wool snd Brstns Goned under h' sAon By the Grand Jury
Tue defendants being helf TO bait
Smith g. Sterrett's vegetable oil factory in
insured following Offices National Of Cncnna Uniied
Bsaorr rr and Marine Buffalo Putnam Of Hart
forl-A9o in each onee-snd Security Of Ses iork, 81 Oo
80 The trial of james Walsh, Charles Ferry and
Tomu Rs 10 & Circuit Co1i Boston for Assa with the intent TO
t Jas Mtr mate o . Amstcsn ship William A. Campbell has
rsal 81 10 adpagremen BY the er Joseph Manuel charged With The
ut murer u Louis krlow Abby
Brad e the high has been coume to await he scon e hs
Gmgl JurT
..,. The stable OF II. G. Minis, No. Nassall,sts
horss and uambr Il haTnes and ao e
beer saloon and houses Of Ch., Weber ard Joha s
uwe the Boston Theac and the Adams House N si
AdAms House stable Nmss sahlr md tnAh hiA fI,~
Masonsi burned NJ Chamberlain, PrSpn' W " :, I a,r :.
u - os, 'So rlars ~ e'r.'s valued AZ tH"' anu ~ "
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The German Patriotic Aid Society or HOBO
ken has received subscriptions amounting to to"o Vs.
Articles left over at the German SANITARY
Fair to be sold at aution this evening" oo'no' '"
broadway and Thirty y-ffth-st.
The German Patriotic Ladies Fair OF Brook,
lyn on account OF the election the VIII De
at the Athen@um on the stn nst with addresses III ~
glish and German and music. A Fair GdzeN Will po
published daily The officers Of the Managing Comn.oo
are: Mrs Magnus President Mrs. Christian SIeate'
Mrs. Schmidt, Recording Secretary anu "io
DR.. Kammerer, Corresponding Secretary. ...fr
The French Benevolent Society held lts an
nual meeting last evening at DemOncos Ihe iress
urer reported Receipts including last years balance
s355s is expenditure $3.50 95 fund ON hand Uio 10
The wing officers elected for the ensuing
President u NJ Coudert: Vice Presidents, A. Rame r.
Provot c. Marchand; Treasurer r. Brossard; necrer''
c. Francois Board Of Directors was also elected
New-York tribune., 1870-11-01
THE SIEGE OF PARIS.
VT
TWO OR THREE WEEKS WILL DECIDEAuUNGBB
is THE BEST ALLY OF PRUSSIA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNRl

TWO OR THREE WEEKS WILL DECIDE<uUNGBR
is THE BEST ALLY OF PRUSSIA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRl
LONDON. Monday. Oct 81, 1870.
The special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE at Ber
ln under date of 29th inst, says: IAN officer on
Won Moltke's staff writes me from Versailles, 22d
inst, when the Paris affair will be ended no NOR
tai man can certainly tell. My own personal calcu-
ation is that it will eliminate within fortnight OF
three weeks, but may be mistaken. At all events,
we shall do the business thoroughly, having hunger
for our best allyn
SUCCESSFUL ATTACK OF THE PRUssIANs NEAR
FORT ST. DENIs-EvIDENCEs OF STARVATION
in PARIS-PREPARAIIONS TO B0MBARD THE
CITY IMMEDIATELY.
LONDON, Monday, Oct. 81, 1870.
It is generally believed here in the Stock Exchange
that Paris will otter determined resistance to the
besegers.
The following dispatches are dated Versailles, Oct
30: On Friday last the French drove back the Ger
man outpost at lie BOurget, about mile east OF Fort
St. Denis on the northern boundary Of Paris. At
evening Of that day. the French were discovered in
occupation III force of the position which they had
fortified
To-day therefore the second division Of the guards
attacked the point. After hot and decisive tight,
the French were driven from the position back be-
hind their Notifications. Thirty officers and about
l2OU men were 1akCn pllsOneTs lue IIusslii lonoeo
are acknowledged to be quite heavy, as the French
fought behind earthwOrks. ..
The railway from ChAlons TO Paris, by way of
Soissons. has been restored, and the Prussans are
now using it as @ means Of transporting troops and
supplies.
French prisoners, recently captured, report that
the troops behind the Notifications receive only half
pound of meat twice week Many French women
and children from Paris approach the Prussan lines
and though they are warned they will be shot if
they attempt to come nearer, rather court instant
death than suffer starvation III the city. The rule to
exclude all strangers from Paris, and to prevent the
escape of citizens is rigidly enforced
dispatch from Zurich says that the Swiss Gov
ernment has asked of Prussia TO be included in the
permit to have courier leave Paris every week with
dispatches to the neutral Governments.
The following dispatches from Versailles are dated
this day: Invitations have been sent to the rulers
of the various States of South Germany to come for
ward to witness the bOmbardment of Paris
The Germans around Paris are holding solemn
religious services to-day. Tie bombardment Of the
city commences tomorrow.