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9nSnIQn[E.
IN F FL G E o F a +
GREAT EsTERN
tMARINE)
ms sURAN E CO NJ P A N >
NEW YORK, January 10, 1870.
THE PAID UP CAPITAL Is...... Isl, ,o4s, 800 90
and
TEE COMPANY HAS THE FOLLOWING ASSETS:
Cash In Bank and In England. $3.50, ,4O8 5l
Government bonds, demand and bond
and mortgage loans. ............. S35,45o oo
Real estate, bank and railroad stocks
and bonds. 527,20S IS
Bills receivable and premiums due... 1880 Al
Reinsurance salvage and sundry ac-
counts. 259,es9 70
s2,6SO,474 SO
Freights and Cargoes Insured ut this office to
and from all ports p the world at the pre-
MUM In gold or currency, as may be desired.
Certificates are Issued under which losses are
made payable at the Company's Bankers In Lon.
don or Liverpool, and are available with Bankers
abroad and at home as collateral security.
Cash Discount from the current rate will be
made as equivalent to Scrip Dividends OF Mutual
Companies, If desired, when negotiating the
risks.
DIRECTORS.
WM. C. P1CKERsGILL, RICHARD LATuERs,
WH II. GUloN, JOHN X. GARDNER
SAML. D. BABCoCK, HENRY F. SPAuLD1NG,
JAMES N. BROWN, WILSON G. HUNT,
N. CHANDLER ]. b. JOHNSTON,
WM. N. EvARTs, GEO. w. BEE,
JOHN ALLEN ROBERT SHEDDING,
THOMAS SLoCoMB GEO. w. HESNIEGs,
w. BUTLER DUNCAN, CHAs LULING,
JOHN ]. CRANE, JOHN L. ASPINwALL
CuAs. G.. LANpoN, JACOB De NEUFyILLE,
NJ. A. SoRcHAN, HENRY NJ. TABRR,
C. @. BALDWIN, NATIIL. Is. WEED,
FRANK PHELPS, FREDK. ScHUCnARDT,
JAMES T. SouTTER, GEO. WEsTFELDT,
WILLIAM PATRICK.
JOHN A. PARKER, President.
ALEXR. MACKAY, Vice President.
W. T. LOCKWOOD, Secretary.
feb2 wfm2mos
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ITO RENT, A BRICK DWELLING IN
Il Wentworth treet, near Arteslan Well con-
tanning five square and two garret rooms, III good
order. Apply to WM. H. DAWSON, Real Estate
Agent No. 65 Broad street. mchlI~4f
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ITO RENT, FOUR ROOMS, WITH PIAz-
Il IA, In house No. 8 Meeting street, near the
lIattery. mchlS
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OFFICERS.
W.H. PECKHAM, President.
WIN. T. HOOKER, vice-Presid n
i. McADAM, Secretary andActuary.
q. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. John 4. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm OF Harper & Bros, eX.
Mayor New York.
John ]. Crane President Bank Republic.
Wm. II. rermilye Banker, (vermilye Co.,
Chas. C. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opydyke, ex-Mayor New York.
Mlnot c. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
Benz. B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sngar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm OF Arnold, Constable d co.
Richard Il. Bovine, Wetmore J Bovine, Lawyers.
e. v. Haughwout, Firm E. V. HaughWout 20.
VIM. Wilkens, Firm Of Wilkcns Co.
Julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant.
Geo. ". Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra, n Y.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire lnsur'
ance Company.
John G. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton n. Peckham, corner Fifth Avenue and
Twenty third street.
Edward q. Wright, Newark N. J.
Geo. ". Farlee, Counsellor.
w. L. Cogswen, Merchant.
KEN g. ISsERTEL4
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia,
ONCE No. 40 Broad street,
Charleston, S. O.
DR.. T. REENsTJERNA, Examining Physician.
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w made known to every body In this column
at the rate OF rs cents for twenty words or less,
each insertion, II paid In advance.
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90 Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
III &C., now vacant, can readily be rented by
advertising them In this column. The rate is rs
cents for twenty words or less, each insertion, II
maid in advance
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
~ BOARD at Mrs. MILLER'S, No. Hudson
street. decl3
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Boar0lnq.

1.-TWO MARRIED COUPLES ORsEvERAL
single gentlemen can be accommodated
with Board at No. 2O4 Meeting street, two doors
above Calhoun mch17 2*
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N Rooms with Kitchen. Apply at No. IL
Doughty street. mch9
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TMPLOYArENT WANTED BY A YOUNG
~ MAN of Industrious habits and with good
references. Wholesale Grocery preferred. Apply
at this Office. leOlZ
, 1870-10-10

Conditions Of The Loan for the
Funding Of the Public
Debt.
Special t1.~pa. h 10 1hc t,hieat, ffls,uat,


sree1ss n-ns9 ,,' n 10 III" Eh'sas' tf''nne' .-
GkSFEAL sCkS.IpE N FsHis.
VAsEsaGIaN. t}af. a.-The President yos.cr33Y
rtc.tyt., i tiee,a,eu from Minister E,,."raf; ar.
ou,cJ,r Il, It Il, ,,f-o, I,,rns,.. ,,,,
49,, 49,, W. .".s na 49, ..
e'1n rue RUSSIAN anu s'eich lines and tft'al',rd
tmT0rt11; ':ttrstch-s :tC. M!.!4le: II .t-shufa,.,
ant cxnec ri % receive ur-e Ri Bella aAortlr
In nr-sranre .uf IL, ,,,;,,.y a,.,,.,.t liz
,,,,s ~. ss-a,s ~ ~ ~, Ieass ai'..'~1 y:
E'u'' tsE eee1e'ass u 'ne NAVY VIII D.. issue an
u:t.es relieving iEtM the 'fut} Of .sA'at,ls- it,
@.ctur all rrsrea ngeeFs and suna;y ,.rtt placts
~ nm thea. IN t.,s, 7c.,r., ,ic.
''>A& '@''''~ w @ o,s. 49, 800 y 49,.
'olS. IL the FAIR
TIE Pres1'irht Will lea'v he'r to1ll 'TrnT 9bEI,-
iilE to attend the afa:yaul State Fair a. Ff,1i.
'''N"' '@s1' 49, sr.vr-.r. s-s uG ,'. tnx
Ah' VA
II. ii, h.s ,e,:rr mcn, t,,u H.. c,:,u., vii! ~
rars,v,h1,,
raA,
eouE1essa NJ Fa@ns"os1A Is affc'
H." The A'snciatca Ise1-.i
WasE1SG1os. t"t. y.-On Tic III !ass.. tl...
Pol Gltce lsci'1,'mrnt nut int" Up r.a,!ua The
''.s'1'E't:stn s:-srcIn tHtween Detn,ls mud Cal
easf: si r, g. p@ 1rs'@,'aS I" eate.l 1t betsee..
The A:7insAa pEET.
The Secretary of tas Treasury lss1ea a citcula,
rta'ise to the new lt.,. Tor the refundipR OF tht
Iaso1a1 debt r.. 1''i!"ss!ng are tue conditions:
lt,n4ts. uatne!y: fn>t, t,oEs4 TO the amount Of
s2t o.. ~ patAl.e u. t.. ;.,casure Ct the Cnit<t
states sitter leu ,ta.e fun .iate OF their 1sst
An'! ieartng 1nielesr, 1,ay:sh!c stm!-uunually iu
ond, bon.:s 10 iae amoun, ii fsW, ,oeo, ,yu5,
nusatle ut the pleasure OF the Cni{ed
>stAttl, after iilseen years from the d4te
Of their issur, anu bearing Interest, payable a1l-
, 1870-10-10
- C0FEEE4.
mAATSCHAPPY"
co E L EE s
Geau;1r troreHneat la7as,


" ds:he y eai ths attention cf N enn.su,Ae- If
Aod dealers IA COT 70 eo111lt1ity hi.h ~
eEttEetI MI 1aown IN teis eouatFJviz iiEStrtt IN
fESA1S1 JAVA Co!1EE: and to -tss- thai we ar r -
rs Gss :n.s, J. l. St sass ,o .t:!i,
i;t sfv: :1:atrnt cosueeliens :krlt. We Il. :.
e sqrp;s aA-!<-.': d..!r' x!th qu.se- +l;-:. -
O=r c, e Is ~ sl-.ac:.tl t. !. -.aaia. s,.,
s:ri@iy :. Ia: :...e z-Ese++uiri-as.i, -.
or pr;+rh I11..- s-4o,fsf,,r, +, II ii trt
Al tEe te:.<t Pi7nt' ans If JaEa. sc tn. - Il
~, ~ ~ a.. .s.. r; ~ eI.'t fl t,a-
e7rp /. siir.1 bv sbr -Naa@hsS.y t:D:...t II:
hste<!stt.a>. EElrr ennt1Act with tae tisr-aa. nj,
.tif. ss. sIhn ~. lin, Il 4, Ar,.tr- ~. sr,f
, 1870-10-10
our modern civilization. A TIP to andth1pusl,
the Rocky Mountains will a..o soon sec>.nc
90 common that it will cesse to be worthy
even OF letter N caily newspaper.

- 1ute*a S''A1t'atauu. a Q1p 10 an1t11ourtI
the Roeky Mountains will a!.o suon Hec..un
90 common that it vii, cease to be worthy
even OF letter IN daily newaparer.
tpnoGREsA
!. A brief paragraph ia all thu: is needed on
tue PROGRESS Of Colorado. III 80 many letter.
have been published on tits subject By TIE
IMDuSE within the past few months. The
opening Of the Denver 4 P.cidc Railway to
cheyenne, giving the Terzitnrr direct coa-
ueetlon estt ant1 west bv the Unicn Pacific
toaa and the completion within the List few
"eeks OF the EAusaa Pacific road, ET-
ihs Greet line eastward By several roads
from h1neaa City. will haye a marked effect
1non tue rapid development o: Colorado,
Mnnin tdo ne1t two years 1t is clsimei that 4
road Will he opened up C1eAr Greek to George
to"n-the very heatt Of the rich mineral de-
poeats' that even now are yielding
more generous returns than ever be
lore: New aud moht promising discoveries
nell'ng Of tlese metalliferoua mount Ains is
progressing with the most gratifying results.
HeR aou improved processes Of reducing these
refrac'cry orrs hare slso greatly stimulated
the production of the precious metals. and It
may safely be ssrerted th.t miuing is now
basis.
Five years ago. on bis first crossing 'the
piatnst -a- that ysst country between the
Niesourl River and the Ipckr Mountains il
commonly, elt not very correctly. designated
the writer became convinced that \ region
in which millions Of buffalo could for ages live
aid grow fat, must, IN the no distant future.
become tho great tnest-p1oducing eection
OF the continent The fact WIS pubstsbef,
and used in lectures ecures Of times. Little
did he think tha, the prediction-foy then i.
seemed to mauy 70 lie a wild taucy-woall 50
s9on be realized. Had the Indians OF the
I'1aille. tive yeats ngo, bsen nl=le ..pes7na-
neatly peaeeabte"-let those afflicted With
sentimental nonaenre 1nQnire Of the penple
Of the Territories. and Of ibe s1iter. private
l-, how that can be safely and surely done
Colorado would now be sending tens OF thoua-
anda Of the linest cattle to the markets Of the
countsy. Her vast rich plains, and her mag
nificent park. and mountain valleys. are prac-
tica}lF exhaustlees in their capacity tor
the rearing cf stock. OF wheat--a better
quality cannot be found anywhere-snd other
farm pro1ucta. Colorado now has \ large
surplus. Taking her vast IMMORAL and I'M
nlense agricultural resources: her healtl-giv-
ing mineral erfiugs, and her magnificent
uou1ItAin -cenefy--eure to attract thousands
upon thousands Of visitors from ali parts OF
tile worla-tlo stimulus which the opening Of
her railways will give Aer, and tue hardy and
intelligent tLriftv and ents1p7ising population
Low there anu going there III great numbers,
TO on- can doubt tia. Colorado il soon to be-
come one Of the most influential. wealthy, and
prosperous States III the ruion. ". B.
, 1870-10-10
THO R0c1ty MonMtnil,s ltcvtsttct1.
No. II.
f"+Fs <f"nats'rt G. The Chs.noo Tri5ru+.
lfCT SODA $rErSE;S.


o+rssrrnitarf c. The chsnao Tr;5uu4.
Hot SODA STRINGS.
lhaHo. Col. sept. 21.
Tic last day OF August we broke camp esr.
Is. and following down the little stream that
lrain. colfa1 Fatk, reached the point where
il joins :ae Snake abent halt pact II. Here
Nr. bo"Es. OF the Springfield (A1ass.) Ee7ub-
iiesn. ana the writer had their first caup
from Georeetown. two years ago. TO make it
in one dag from Georgetown, az We then d,t,
il tco hatu dsy;r work. and to stop 1t Irwin
caein. inst below the timber line, is better.
The scenery. II accn along the trail f-on tho
summit Of frsy's Peak, Iovu to the Snake. IL
truls magnificent. and well sepays = second
visit Tue ride down the Snake to its mouth
and that OF the Ten Mile, with the raountains
on either, side covered w;:l showers,
cften lit M by the most terrible liehtninr:
Hss full OF absorbing interest But tlpon tic
valley. through which We were riding the
rain did not fall Easlv in the afternoon We
pitched our tents in most beautiful SPOT.
surrounded gu ncasly Ill sides br snow
party Was tempting the srecsled besu,ies Of
The Ten Nile. and enough o: them sacrificed
themselves to make us capital breakfast.
Despite all ftare Of bears, and aarthers. api
Indians. al slept well. and in tho morning
another piece Of good fortune awaitod rs.
Quite large t!ock-douttles- an exploring
raztr-of Wild geese we're making theiS
George. The assistant. was preparing
breakfast. They were dying temp,ingls
low. directly over our camp. 1t had bean
pitched near the trees, and. rot expecting
danger, the s. airy messengers " did not notice
it. George seized his pistol very s1nsli
ono at shat-eud. blazins away, to our sur
prise, down came splendid goose. The shot
Vas 4 curiosity 70: all OF rs. and il mentioned
for the special benefit ot all spo1t.meu. Now
We declare. upon the houcr Of cur whole patty
Of uosices and mountaineers. that that single
pistol ball broke both tie right leg and lie
night wing of that goese near the bolT, and cut
her throat on the lower side. jus. below tho
heaa. not breaking the bone uf tho neek. How
au this could bo done by s:-gse ball, We. II
list, tried to sasisty ourselyes By su1nlsing
that Aadenso;selle Goose-for she was
y1;eas,s yG1enss By al the tests ap.
se'entiac qneation-tuzned down her right
eye 70 SEQ what was going on below, ind
stzuck, At tho instant tho bail hit her, cou1-
Plef aerial attitude to escape danger. making
, 1870-10-10

SALT L.SE. ost. g-At The conference, yes,er
tlAy. b1iSham aonhe rendered lis resignation =:
ne would like rounger man Of men appointed tt
that of1lce. Cannon arose and said thai
there wese two 1,otions-onc that Prestdsn,
YsunR be sustained as Trustee In trust. fns
other that hIs resignation be accepted. Af,e1
repeated cries Of "the nEst motion, 1t Ksa nut
when the vast congregation responded by up.
there Was no resnonsc The resnt 1ss nTa..sd .ox
with 4 Found of applause Brigham resigned tne
Presidency 0! Tie Perpetual kuier4uon Fund,
which WIS accepted. and Il. s, Edni2e WA
nominated and BuNatned,
, 1870-10-10

,....
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.,,.... "s", 49, s'-s'o'As steaal!5 a"saacea
,'u''Ne "c !'s' "eeA' lac aisath'c Of money and
.aos tn !nsees1 ~ L'-'oii hase canttd M
-. ~ sAf!la' a"s" 'HatAet aurlfff the
..' Aotn ~ snaie " '.l's " eSchahce. which
=. ~ tAe t.teo 'os 1oFesSn eNeaahcr anu
.sS M.se ~ eei', WINE al Inc same time 'h'r
- .+as,a Ts. '.e'ss ~ earring large BLOCK
sc.,,, 49, .o..,n.s se'u.ea y. auata mas ehcouF-
~ esuss.e lsa'efs VI thc stoek Exchange tn make
...tss ss,.-s... '"i a Reass"l H"sanee ID prices,
,I., -, -. ~. ~. ees az" a'e eo'f~f u t1e publ
'''t-''' 'seA' a. P'e"s"' ~ ~ .a'oF'
RI. "olh
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str.s,, a., ,.e,. 80 a. ns .AiAea aoe"t an Tue
-, - assa.s ne 'ie' at"'s 'o1 slse aPpcas
,,ees .ss." " .A".. .ue r'nuSc' Tue HatSet
s.7... sssoua 1neie uenR "eman" 10
e''st eisEu'a.''e Saies on Tue paFt q! enc or two
elatus7 ~ t"e ''".n' "he "5fefa1',f hasane Been
."ne.i :. .,a' VIII VIII pus1uS "et"cen t@h mi three
'sIm ,a- ~ LUZ ..su sa'es "h'ca nave now ruled
'as long TINE IN faEor Of the holders o! GOLD,
a,a 49,, ,.n.,,,,a wo .,. ~ ~ o"cl premium
~, ,.rns,ts w. ~ ~ ~ W tnls account.
hu,,n,.ss "ns,cr,,,nns 49,, sa'.s W ass""u'o o.
f.r.rs v ~, s.sr,,,, ...,'' e . NC e'-
~, ,1a r.,n.,,., '"e eaaia"sa' oaaAs
n,altnp },,,n,.,',r.. ,,-,n. . 1.s
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y, crce or.,, : th. .,-,s.r.... "s ~ s"o'il''
t.r.zr wtihcr, -..,.,,, .rss Va .ee .>usen'eI II
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c,.s,,ci. =, ".,,,... 'a'nNs saas tnc onlF
~ ',, ",,ne ~ 'ae p1eln'na IL The scar-
H.: =. e'N'' "a'en tas secretary has 1t In
-, 80 ~ ~ S"" ~ ~ qsefaSilT the
-''e'e' 'o'e'es' "'taous epatc.
I'M ,,~- ,,,.,..., 'ooo .......
~ k'''ts aA"c Is qH&ct f5r Inc uonle1t+
iutsI " the bufcfs nom distance having laii IN
their surplus ansl gone hnrrr Thr rncrrhan,s or
TIC netss,tof.ne states hare nnt v.r ,,,1os nv,
e, ."e 4aA.A'i III a's humntss. acd there yet re-
Malns Roo'l business to be TRANSACTED. Tic
wholesale Clothing tsasIe t. also quiet after
m active season. The .,enan,t ,hts senson h.s
tcen nrtncina,1r for 1,rh, ,r.at,nt ,,as. rn -
,,,,,.ss ~ L.: ~. "Nat "eN"l k'oass lie
.a uaess VI 'ast "tnlef' "n!en ttss manF retailers
WIN tall hnes OF heaSs goods on their shelves,
In thtst. grades.
x,,-..
'Iss"A"
the p'rfric'l AllLance between the New York
Republicans an,t THE Y,nnc uern,rarr a,,.,.rs
10 hay,. fs,,e,s ,h,nroh H.. e,',.s ass"aa-
to.a, .,.S', 'fH tts "''sl'aAfF ot tne
,ssno., o t's,%nsaa a",ars 'saae's Isc President
should Ee M IL on ,hc hasts of ,,,r,s, ~ .s.
ctr ofr,,cs AMI fo,,.,c,,r <,as ~ .s.'A VI sne
,nc,recr ~. ,.s.+,. ~. '.'''"ns PROMISED 10
s..s..1 s'e uas inc LOCAL Kerueean or
known here - the Tammany reop,,,,cars o1.t ~.
.o..o,,. 49,, - us neto"'ea1ts+ anu lot
pure Rsrue1lcsn t,ckcl They cannot atIo.1 l* 10 .
ally themselves with the foes Of their secret as.
t!at!on- The Irvsiden. Is greatly nrnvoe,s,
Without tho coalition. tho Younr 1,s,rr.". ~,
, 1870-10-10

C1NtISNAI1t Oct. a.-The Sshntzenfest rtcn,c
sr"r: In singing. daring. and ser.a,tngine at
TIC schutz"rfeSt i'latz. The or,!cr WAS coo,i anil
The occasion q pleasant one for tue
premiums for shooting vii he
male ty :hr Rlltl.s rresltcnt t7-morrow a. ten
otacI. II. nif'man, q Milwaukee, wilt re-
centre srrs ni.''e during the week, IN which
rttzes ATE Hwst,!e.l are - follows; j.
M"rs. New f"tk. q! er:i:res: ust~et
Frsneaseo. 1as: L. F. ka,n. ial!s'Ie.cala aIH ia
i9s: i. kle!n. Sew York, - r. Str,.itf. Uicn.
land, ~, ": y: Lewis. Tros, y. u, 1ls: l.
se: 7. StreiH, High: .;.t. H.. =.
TWO hnrtV't SITS! prizes :ser" nva7ie, to per
sens eating .ie largest number Of centres in i
s,uCte .sAy,
, 1870-10-10
=. -A1
SPAIN.

MADK1D, u. 3.-MtuId1cr Sacosta told tho
Cores yesterday that the Gcver:.nent had
:%ircseEt. t' Eiealr. and Russia tt. deslr4,,iil-
y Of mediation, Int b''fh 'lecre.i Interference
rsa1;d, however. was x,!IlcE ~ facilitate all in
tt:view bstwEcn Ets,ls.k aul Fare. Spain then
Applied 70 Dianask anu nc: with refusal
The Djsebasinn newspaper a.ou',:s the state
M'nt II thc Nirt.t:5 that tbs Ah,.i;tu1 Of s!1veEy
has latn enfo:crtl. ut even n:uourceti Officially
tn Cuf.1 The Di.enhS:on tit na:aslS the plallca-
tson Ut til" o'tal te!rrTrn zrnuyt-l ~ have t,cs.
received, thnu.h It says tht re.1:t .uay have heen
framed possth!y Will view to an rariy ,n,~.tas
ii The Eafr.d tAanlt!nni7:S The Di.--Y,..,.. .ts
that measures hae" t,9eD .akau fJ-xrn-c the
Mtlts. t. tai fraud.
, 1870-10-10

GELEIUM,
FnCe.Ela. Ocs. a.-T,e usaiirs of Observation
have l..en tlsa,at..l--I.
The Independence Eel9e denounces the BOND
rtartAts in Belgium pIn.tinc for the rrcnvery OF
power, ani demands formal abregasi,n tt the
Law thc!teE1:s aiieas, which Is thus ope..!y yio-
taft,}
, 1870-10-10

ton schmtEne. CROSSED the Rhine on the ID
ihst, 1t Seu'terR. ,lvsr', a:4i. with Tue iauA-
~<hr Guards f0rHlIG tie Fourteenth Army
C8sis, nn'1"r Wenaen, marched IN H:sancoa aad
LIONS, Sc;..esta,!t, Nrw Ire!sleh, aoa De'fosa,
Which will hr uaskr,i ot taken.
, 1870-10-10
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The Siege Of Paris
Accountso Of Recent Engagements
Near the Capital.
: 4 Frencl, Defeat Experienced in
the Eastern Department.
The Army Of Lyons on its
Way to Relieve Bazaine.
Balloon Ad'lccs from Paris to the
7th Inst.
Gambetta Makcs Ill Aerial Trip
to Amiens and Tours.
He Issues II SsirrIn. Esrocl,,,t,u-
lion ls> Tie People.
The Elections Deferred Until France
is Freed from Invasion.
Wnnt OF Harmony Between <.2c
Paris und I'ourx 6:oTcrn-
meufH.
I.eaunt Of Da7aIct.s Last Desperate Attemp:
10 E>ear.
The AnK1o-Prussian Controversy on the
=. Neutrality Question Crow
ing Serious.
, 1870-10-10
EABT INnTE

EAHT INDIES.
CALcrTTA. Oct. e.-tor,l Napier solict:a ns the
Indian army hid for the French and rrussia1,
wounded.
, 1870-10-10

Here We 1emainsd for nearly week. and
S1eatly enjoyed, a. al visitors do, bathing in
'!s heaish-ei7ine wasezs. breathing il btacing
~. and gazing nrGn the splendid mountain
scenery b Which Idaho il surrounded. Our
sartr took the Ocean Baths OF H. aIon,asue,
hsq.- finding him alwaSs courteous and ac-
comaodat1nK, and hie baths most refreshing.
Ons Of our party. who remained 1t Idaho
while the others Visited tho Parks. found the
water Of the iron and sulphur spring, inst
across the little stream and sbave the BATH
house very invigora,ing, and cordially RECON-
nends it to inva1iis. The Deebe House Is one
o1 ne neateat. and il. al respects Que OF tho
best- hotels in Colorado. and the tourist must
o. INDEED tsstidious who ~oul5 complain Of
h's fare whsle guest 1t this house
- oolE three Gays from Idaho to Chicago
tnat 1nsf the tine it took rs to make the
distance: VI. Stephen Harmon held tho
reins and did the hono1s mo=t rpleudidly on
ne onFe1s seat, from Idaho to Denver, and
4,ullm9n,a ra1ace Cars, the kansa. Pacific,
Hannibal I st. Joseph, and the Chicago. n1r.
hss hhng,on d; oainsy R.ilx.ys did tie rsss- Vast
Of Dau.er; but soon thsy viii u psss sSsI,
and be buried benefit. the onva2t march gi
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TO Make Room

IL OR my extensive stock Of DRY GOODS
CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS, UNI.
BRELLAs, &C., offer my entire stock of
SHOES at cost. JACOB SULZBACHER.
Sept 20
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-07
FINANCIAL AND OoaamERcaAL.

CohuMB1A, October 6.-Sales of cotton
to-day $50 baes s-middling 1876.
New YORK, October 6-Noon. Flour
and corn quiet and firm. Wheat dull.
Pork dull, at $3.50. Cotton quiet but
strong-uplands 163s; Orleans 16M sales
100 bales. Freights firm. Stocks very
quiet. Gold 1254. Money 4(95. Ster.
ling-long 9; short e23l: 6S's 1275.
z T. M.--Cotton opened firm but
closed steady-sales $500 bales; up
lands 1925. Flour scarce and quite
firm. Wheat heavy and 1c. lower.
Corn-mixed Western S6@S7. Lard
firm. Other3 provisions dull. Groce-
ries quiet. Freights firmer. Money
easy, Mt 4(@6. Gold frmer, but closed
Mt 1915. Bonds quiet-62's 13; South
ern's quiet.
BALTIMORE, October 6.-Flour quiet
and steady-super 5OO@55O. Corn
Southern white 9OM1.OO. Bacon &C.
tive shoulders 14ls. Pork firm, at
261a. Whiskey firm, ut 81.
CINC1NNATI, October G.-Flour steady,
at 5.75@6.OO. Corn dull and unsteady,
at 60@65 ear; G6@6S shelled. Pork
dull and dropping, at 24.75. Lard firm,
at 15la. Bacon firm, at 13la@19ls.
Whiskey S60S7.
GALVESTON, October 6.-Cotton in
moderate middlings 1231@13;
sales 14O bales; receipts 266; stock G, ,649.
New ORLEANS, October 6.--Cotton
steady and in fair demand-m -middlings,
152s@151a; sales, 1000 bales; receipts,
(, 137; stock, 35,735.
MonuE, October 5.-Cctton Ern,er-
middlings 14lla; sales TOO bales; receipts
$50; stock Is, 533.
SAVANNAH, October 6.-Cotton in
good den1and-middlings, 145a@1431;
sales, 800 bales; receipts, 2,67S; stock
20, 555.
CHARLESTON, October Cotton mar
ket active and prices advanced 1ac.-
middlings 145S@142l; sales 500 bales;
net receipts 2,2l2; stock II, 2,134.
AUGUSTA, October Cotton market
nctive and prices better -middlings,
14la; sales, l, Jig bales; receipts, 1897.
LONDON, October 6-3 P. M.-Consols
922s@o219. Bonds 911s.
LIVERPOOL, October Ga P. M.-Cot-
ton opens steady uplands $685.;
Orleans 5000.
LIVERPOOL, October 6--Evening. -
Cotton quiet and unchanged sales,
10000 bales.