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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
essz H'IsHT,s rsLsessza
The following important items of war news
SxeTe received here last night:

The following important items of war news
were received here last night:
STOCK MARKET RUMORS.
L"ScUS. nov. II. p. m.-The stock mark [
aa> leeu greatly depressed this afternoon. BIZ
~ Iiiors that Austria has Joined France against
gTr--iI. that the French troops have retaksn
~ leans, and thar the French Meet have made
IMPORTANT captures. The street Is filed with
minors. WHICH, however, cannot be received too
cautiously. AT this hour consols are down to 9j,
Ter both money and account, and L. s. 5-2i
bonds are fiat, NJ - for the issue of 1902
THE FRENCH VICTORY AT ORLEANS.
The journals report that the Prussians have
lost over lO,OUG men killed and wounded and
iet1 prisoners in the battles around Orleans,
and are retreatiDg towards Chartres and
Etamres- Large numbers or guns thrown away
10y the enemy have been picked up and distrib-
uted among the National Guards at Orleans.
4 he entire army of the Loire Is moving forward.
lie military department OF the East has been
abolished. and Gen. Michel, WHO held Chief
command there, assigned to other duty.
MARCHING TO MEET THE PRUSSIANS
A special New York Herald dispatch from
Berlin saws Bi>nlarck's organ, the .NOrdsutschs
4llemuIH /sefEpy, deyOteS its columns u justify
ing Bazaine in his defense of Metz. Troops
SANS. Italian volunteers continue TO join Carl
E4l'iis command IN large numbers. The report
oil C.aIibaldfs surrendeI is discredited.
NEW PEACE MOVEMENT.
LONDON, Nov. IA New York World special
dispatch from, Brussels states that well-informed
POLITICAL circles are impressed with the belief
that a new arrangement for arbitration has
uaries for conditions OF an equitable peace, ac-
CePtable alike 10 France and Prussia, have re-
Gently been concluded The initiative has been
taken by Rcssia tor assembling a congress.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
- Southeast corner 7th and streets


TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROFANITY ON TaE NORTH SIDE OF
En STr A. BETWEkN Sd AND 4TH STREET
Ia On TUESDAY, the 22d day of November.
E"2 $50, instant, We snail sell, in front OF the
- q premises, at o'clock p m, by virtue of a
first day Of May, 1865, and recorded in Liber N q.
T., No 30. folios ii5, AZ t,S, &c one of the land
records for the county of Washington in the District
Of Columbia, the following named property, viz
All OF LIT numbered four. (4J in square numbered
se,en hundrtd and eighty five. GS5J having front
OF forty seven feet two and half inches a. 2l,J on
nlrth street. running back to a wide alley rs feet
3c inches together with the inproy ements which
are n good Frame House, fronting on A street with
long back building on the rear OF said lot.
The purchaser to give notes for the deferred paw.
ID. nts, bearing interest from day of sal9 a deed
given and deed OF trust taken Ali convey ancing and
stamps at cost of purchaser. S2OO TO be paid own
whtD the property is knocked off, and IL the full term,
are not complied with in five days after sale, the
Trustees reserve the right 10 resell the properly ar
the risk and cost OF th- defaulng pure nlser by
veriising such resale three times in some newspaper
PRINTED in Washington, DC
EDWARD g. HANDY,
CHARLES n. PERRIE{ trustees.
no12 d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS,

RY LATIMEB CLEARY, Auctioneer.,
- (Successors to Cooper 4 LatfmerJ
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and ilfb ,fr>.,
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" tSuccess0re TO Cooper d Latfmer,J
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llfh sfra>,
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE, BRUssE,,S
CARPET. lNEAkLY NEW W<LNUT M r
GRANGER sUlT WITH WARDROBE LARGE
COOK STOVE, &c AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING Noyembar A
#d at 10 o clock, we will sell, At No l3II n
w NV street, between 18th and ~ streets south
of Pennsy lyania ave hue.D assortment of Furnj
ture. consisting in part Of
Rosewood case p am Forte. octave.
Very fin. Brussels Carpet nearly new,
Walnut Hair cloth Lounge.
Walnut n srble-t top Tables
Walnut Msrble-top Chamber Suit, with large
Wardrobe. nearly new.
Csbe-seat Chairs and Rockers.
Redsteads. Bureaus, Wardrobes aud Wristbands
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Feather BDlsters and Pillows.
Spreads. Blankets, eheets, &C.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Large Cook Stove. nearly new.
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
no9 dts GATiMEB CLEARY, Auct'rs.
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SLATE MAHTELs.
Grand Display OF all STYLES and Co,or. =, CT -
MANTELs, best make In the conntTv Si.o NnR
BILE and IRON MANTFLs ALEU- AAo-
Call and examine stock ana pr;o.. -. al,
show Rooms o. HAMILTON PEkRSON A~
No. =, L. u. u A. Building, 9Th and % stresta.
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VALUABLE BC HIDING LOT ON TIE NORTH
EIDE OF IA STREET. BETWEsN lJrHA AMI;
10Th SThEETS. AT Al GTIUN.
q ON tt EoDAY AT CERNDUN, Nov 18th at
W cock, we viii sell, in front Of the premises
part q Lot No. 5. in Square No. I96 This prop
a 20 foot alley. -
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in g. Il and
- months with interest, secured by deed of trus.
GonteyaocnR and stamps at cost of pure haser. $50
noil dads LATIMER CLEARY. Auct'r..
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. $40 Southeast corner of 7th and STR e.,

~ D, AuctlOleers.
ID No. $40 Southeast corner of 7th and STR cts
EkTy FRoNTISa On a srsssT II s6 pfPH
E Ess4 r. sH EGESnR OF SECOND srREEr
n BY virtue of q deed Of trust. d .ted the 18th
Icy Of October: A. D. 1869, and dnly recorded in
Washington county. in the District Of Columbia.
shall sell, on the premises, on moNDAY, the aist
Wsshre ton known and described as part Of Lot, f
seven hundred and twenty niEe u.s. BEGINNING for
the same ct a point on street south one hundred
and eleven feet and ten inches OF the southeast
ner cf said squ.re, and ,unnng thence north seven
y five feet and lime inches, 0s feet thence
nine Inches, t75 feet inchss thence west eighteen
feet to the place OF beginning, with the Improve
Terms: One half cash, (of which $50 mus. be paid
at ,hs time Of SALE and balance At six and Twelve
ad to give Totes FOR the
ali Of o. be no, So %
within five days from day OF sale the trustee reserrts
s 5sh to rs, the property at the risk and cost
S S Sss q *
'I 80 ,as sas %HSSsS SSH%S TTa:,ss
RY THOs f. wASGAMAN,
NO. Sls Seventh street. Opposite the Post Office.
TRUSTEES, PERKMPTORY SALE OF yALU-
ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON I2rH
sdtfHr AND Tt MsHRYGAN MA AVENUE: STREET
IA by virtue Of deed 81 trust from Geo w
sK.4 February, A. ID. 1869. to the undersigned
trustees and recorded In Liber q X. No 6. folio
GA one of the Land Records OF the county II Wash
ington, D. o. and by direction of the party secured
thereby, We will tell At public auction, in frost of
the premises, on THURSDAY, November 8, A D.
1870, at O'Clock M, all that piece or parcel OF
In tie District Of Columbia known and described as
Lot numbered Thirteen and Part OF Lot numbe red
Fourteen in Lenex X eller subdivision OF square
nun bered 81, improved by two Frame Dwellings.
Term, II sale-One-hs half cash; balance 6, IL, Is
MONTHS with to be secured by deed OF trust
on property sold II terms Of sale not complied
with IN five days after day of sale the Trustees re-
serve the right resell at the and risk OF the
frst purchaser after one week 9 notice All convey
anc ing AID revenue stamps 1T cost Of purchaser A
drposit Of &1O0 must be made AT the time OF sale.
fUGENE GARuSf, Trustees.
ocl4 eo&ds rHOs. 4. WAGGAdAN. Auct.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
I'll THURSDAY, November lstn, same hour and
place BY order OF Trustees
NOS Goods THOs. L. WAGGAMAS, Auct.
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r. LAldnaa yLrEAhl Auotioneers,
- tSucSesscrs 70 Sootet o. Latlnerl
Southwest corner Of rennsviyania ave. and llfh ST
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
On THE SOUTH WEST CORNER OF IOIE
AND + STREETS NORTHWEST. AT PUBLIC
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November
E" 10th, $50, at o'cio, K, In front of the prem
ing front Of % feet on street, and running bsck rs
four-story Brick Houses. with all the m dern Inn,
provements, containing about 60 rooms-fhe corner
This property is in of the best localities In The
city 70. hotel Or large boarding house could be
being in the heart OF the city where il h
Increasing in value certainly oilers rare opporta
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the residue in two
equal payments OF six and twelve months. With notes
bearing interest secured by deed of trust on the
property. All veyancing and revenue STAN os at
purchaser 9 cost deposit Of $40 will be required
on each piece OF property at the time Of sale.
LoS-d6ds LATIMER CLEARY, Auct.
tRepubI
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UpIBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GuNo q,
Ton AZ ~ bargains, Al PRiSCE Loan ON q Sa'es
1905 Pennsylysaia aysaa.. s1Rr
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NJ b. PRINCR Will OFTER Ar PUBLIC
w Auction a lot of d n and WOMEN'S WEAR
&c. &C, at the store, 1909 Pennsy lyauia avenue
EVERY MAkkkT DAY until the store is rented
ocA diff T. THOMPSON, Auctioneer
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoS May 23-4:sO
r. M.--Cousols closed at e4h for money and 945s
for the account. American securities dull United
States 1ve-lwenty bonds 1852 8S2s 1855, old, ss1s
1867 90M: tcn-fortes s6 Erie Railway shares, 49,
Illinois Centra5 nat at ll0; Atlantic and Great West
ern, 2SH.
The approach OF setting day tends to tranquilize
the stock market.
PARIS BorRsE.--PARrs, May 2s.-The Bourse closed
quiet. Rentes. 74f Csc.
FRANKFORT TBorRsE.-FRASKFoRT, May 29.-Cnited
States hve-twenty bonds closed drm ts5js for the
issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKET.--LIvERPOOL, May
2a-4 80 r. M.--The market closed quiet aud steady.
Mlddling uplands. loud. Id; middling Orleans,
1lAd. The sales OF the day have becn 10000
bales. Including 1000 for speculation and export.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.--HAvRE, May 23.--Tne
cotton market opened quiet FOR both the spot and
ahoat Tres ordinaire. on the spot, 1907. per cwt
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.--LIvERPooL
May 23-4:30 T. M.-Wheat, es. I'd. per Genital for
California white, and IS lid. Ss for No. red West
ern. The market is quiet.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.--LivERPooL, May
23-4:3l I. M.-Bacon firm. Pork quiet Lard dull
at 6Ss Cd. per cwt.
LIvERPooL PRODUCE MARKEr-LIvERpooI May
23--4:30 =. M.-The ,rket Is flrmer
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN May 23.-
Sugar quiet. Sperm OIL duh.
PETROLEUM MARxEr-ANTwERP May 23-Pe-
troleum closed arm AZ 62Kf for staadard White
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THE Kew ENGLAND wuMAA SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.

BosToN, May %, 1870.
The New England Woman Suffrage Association
held the first OF three meetings this evening In Tre-
mont Temple. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe called the
ASSOCIATION to order. James Freeman Clark was
hosen President, and with Mrs. Howe, VIM Lloyd
Garrison Robert Coyer, william II. Charming and
Wendell Philips addressed the meeting.
Wm Lloyd Garrison gave twelve reasons why
women should votc:-
Firr-They have tbs natural Ind naenabe rights
and the same common Interests as men.
ndThey have much the OF
JUSTICE e insurance OF domestc tranquility, providing
for the defence, promoting the and
In securing the blessings of liberty themselves
II ste ity as have men.
narJ-Tney naturally capable of understanding md
determining what laws will be equitable and
effective 10 these ends
FouthThey have strong love of country and as ex
alted and patriotism as
FQU1hey taxed without representation, and la
rous ways by unjust legislation.
SIti--They arnenablc TO the laws 70 the
In enactng and 20 which their consent has
gwen.
protection aga INST legal and judicial injustice.
political and thus be able redress
kinlt-All caste legislation is oppressive.
"A which excludes onehalf OF the popu.
latlon from all participation IN its affairs s not govern
ment OF the people.
El.renGfo ground OF exclusion from the Dos
of equal rights is
has been to make color Of akin the of
similar abuse.
TteLnt-To withhold from IL to assign them 70
state OF guardianship through sheer usurpaon
OF brute force, and consequent tends
affect the character policy and destiny OF country, and
pure and juss administration OF utterly
tmpr
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BILLIARDS..
The Long Island Tournn mcut.

A large gathering OF the Brooklyn billiard devotees
were present last evening at Samuels to wit
ness the opening games Of the tournament for the
amateur championship of Long Island. The game
was the four ball, on carrom table, push barred,
each carrom counting three, 500 points up.
The first game was played between Messrs
Rogers and Campbell, the former winning
by 1914 points. Tie game lasted one hour and i've
mi mlnutes. The second game Of the Tournament was
between Messrs. Roberts and Graft the latter win
ming easy by ls2 points. Mr.. Roberts ran so during
this game, the best or the evening. Cyriie Dion
and McDoran played 600 points al the four
bail American game. The latter played well
and ran 135 III one break, but had
TO succumb to the superior science OF his opponent,
who put 432 together very cleverly. This evening
play Will commence at eight, with game between
Messrs. uphan and Khkiy. The following are the
scores OF the p ayers:
Rogers..l2, 27. 8, "a, IS, O. O. o. @ q, q. o. g, 49,
II. "a, o. IS, 3, IL, 10, 3. 81, g. Is. 81 o. "a o.
o. o. 49, g. Is, g. O. O. Is, o, 1550l; average, IL 1914
Campbel-3, s. 0. o. o. 8, o. g. o. 0, 36, 8, o, ~ q, o.
is, ~ o. 3. Is, Is. g, o. H. L. o. 0, g. II, "a
q, 0, g. IL, q, 3, 6--306; average, Z 2-7
Craft0, o, 0, g. AZ, g. O. rs. 81, 49, o, o, o. IL, g.
IS, 1s a. 80, o. 9. 6. g. AZ, o. 49, ~, o. 16 "a, s.
0, o, 3, ., SO, ., IL, 6-500: average, IL 10.
Roberts.0, o, 0, o, g. 0, IL, 80, o. O. H. o.
Is, L. 3, g. o. 0, o. 12 I5 co. 8, o, is, O. O. g. B.
o. 1918; average, lis.
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ana some or the otner modern conveniences hereto
lore unknown ON ways are warm aud cold blths,
orr nay TO have had I'll lard room but the Board
oi Trade thulht that games OF ch ince might upset
tneir gravity, and the idea was Abandoned. Snch
an acquisition however, VIII be furnished 70 parties
ue,Iing IL, and probably other improvements
equaly wonderful VIII be added as they sungcsi
han nioinrS III has been sugge sfed tnat FOR win
yer parues they Try their abilities In he direction Of
u sha,,ng rinA ON wheels. Such a feature IN rail-
VIZ; way u,Neuing seems about as probable now as the
actua comforts OF the present day ten years ago.
PUBLICATION or DAILY sEwspAPER.
Notthe u ast wonderful OF all the seeming y impOs
sble features of the Tram Is tnorouuhie eauipped
printing ofllce, from winch Will he issued n daily
laper curing dle absence Of the party. IL Will 10
euieu py w. H. Stee, ol Chicago VINO Will have =
fsr cot four conpositors anu one pressman All the
news OF the worll VIII be tee ralhed TO the point
where the train may be each night ana speci II
despa ch containing all the local aud general ne w
Of Boston and the Eastern STATE, viii also he DuL-
lished each morning, together with such goss,p
and events as may trnnspire on board the tran.
The paper Is call I'd the and CON
sists OF four pages aud the qnant " OF er con-
tane1 Is about equal To that ol page OF The new
YORK HERALD. Tho FIRST number wiil be las led 10
morrow morning somewhere the New York
Central road, the second number near Detroit, the
third near Chicago the fourth near Omaha an the
others near Cheyenne, sacramento and san Fran
cisco. Copies of the 7,uasC Contnentai viii be mailed
To their friends daily by the excursionsts fron VIVA
ever point the train may be, and the Post master
Gene, al mas given orders that they be transmitted
by the first mail aud Tree OF postage.
A PHYSICIAN AND CHAPLAIN
accompany the party--ths one u administer To the
spiritual and the ether 10 the physical wa is OF tho
travel ers Religious servi es VIII, probably, be held
eacn morning; and # the train should By any dc. ~
happen TO be GU the road next sunday there Will bo
series OF devotional exercises. The DOCTORS ser
vices, IL ia to be hopel, viii not he called into requ
Sit ON, unless 10 attend To such incl cntai ills as flesh
y heir 10 upon proiracrcd journey n, however,
there shOud he calamity upOn any OF the various
roads over which the train passes. his presence viii
be timely The requirements for sncl sad emer-
gency are not complete, though, Tor Mr.. Pullman
has laled 10 provide the train with either
or an undertaken.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
THE METHODIST rs.
Southern Methodiss Conference at Memphis.

Southern Methodist Conference at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, May 20 1870.
This is the seventeenth day of the General Con.
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Bishop
D0ggoJt, President.
The Committee on Sunday Schools made an elabo-
rate report, providing for General Secretary OF
Sunday schools, To be elected by the General Con.
ference, and secretaries each annual conference
who snail report TO the General Secretary in order
TO inauguate more efficient and uniform system
After lengthy discussion the report was adopted
The Committee on Missions reported in favor OF a
consolidation OF the foreign and domestic boards
into board. to be composed or bishops and dele
ga to each conference. This portion Of the report
was adopted and the remainder laid over for order
day.
Tie veto power OF the bishops was discussed until
the hour or adjournment.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Horrible Tragedy at Vance vile-An Ex-sstate
Senator AssassinnteJ.

Senator AssnssinnteJ.
PELHAM, May 2s, 1870.
A shocking murder, resulting In the death OF one
Of the republican exSenators OF this State rred
at Yanceyville Saturday evening last. 1t
was one OF the most remarkable tragedies
that ever occurred in North Carolina. On
Saturday evening J. w. Stevens, the ex-senator,
who had that day attended public meeting
in the town, was missed by his family. Search was
made Saturday night all over the place, but without
success On Sunday morning the search was re-
sumed and after looking everywhere else the Court.
house was searched The keys to all the private and
jury rooms were found except one, and that room
was locked. The door was burst open and Mr..
Stevens was found dead, dangling from
beam, with rope around his neck and his
clothing saturated with blood. deep cash In
his b east showed that he had been stabbed to the
heart and another wound showed that the assassns
dagger had penetrated the unfortunate vlcllms
throat 1t Is supposed that he inveigled into the
room by his assssns The plea or business and then
foully murdered No clue TO the perpetrators or the
bloody deed has yet been obtained The people of
all political opinions express great regret at this
horrible and active efforts are being made
TO ferret out the nlurderers.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
TIE STATE SPoaTsM:NS AssOCATl

ROCHESTER,, n. " May 2s 1870.
The State Sp0rtsmens Association met here this
evening. There were twelve clubs represented and
over one hundred delegates were present. All the
officers present. Considerable routine business
was transacted. The Association refused to amend
the ru Or trap sh lotlng To allow for The non
eXpl0son OF caps. The subject OF sightsr Ii rifles
and pistols was discussed ut con siderable eng.D.
Utica was dec gnat Il as the plice for holding the
next annual meeting.
The following gentlemen were elected oficers:--
Mr. Ch rles W. hntch nson, Q UTICA, PRESIDENT; w.
Niagaa Fails. Vice Pres dcnts John 3. Sage, OF
Buiao, Recording Secretary; W. M. Stores, OF Utica
Rochester Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Major General sackctt OF The United States Army:
Judge sedgwick, OF Syracuse; General Painter. Of
Philadelphia; Judge Nelson OF Poug lkeepsie; Cap
tin G. Craig OF Halifax; +. G. Bandeld Solicitor.
Treasury Department. Washington. and ID. I.
Boardmaa, Of Troy, are at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel Robert Pomeroy, OF PtIsield; Captain
Noodle, Of steamer Cuba; G. Dumuth, OF Havana.
and William McCandllsh, or London, are at the
Breevort House.
General J. B. sloNehouse of Albany; General g.
Nancy Of Tennessee w. q. Fargo, OF Buffalo, and
Thomas Blair OF the United States Army, are at the
Astor House.
Congressman W. IL. Barnum OF Connecticut, and
Dr. M. Peal, OF Texas. are al the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Colonel r. II. Shaw, of San Francisco DR.. T.. Hg
gins, Of Chicago; Colonel II. T.. Chamberlin OF Yer
mont Paymaster q. l.. Davis, OF the United States
Navy; Colonel Boyd. OF Boston; Colonel B. Lanier OF
Nashville; Major W. Hooper Harris, OF Richmond;
Colonel G. W. Mclean, OF North Carolina, AMI ]. NJ
Francis, OF the Troy Times, at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
iendrick d. Wright. of Pcnnsylvania; Giles NJ
Hiliyer, of Mississippi G. II. Glenn, OF Rhole
Island, and G. w. Williams OF Louisiana, are at the
New York Hotel.
Captain I. ii. Thompson, OF the United States
Army Dr. Powell, OF New Haven, and jams NJ
Taylor OF Auburn, n. Y, are al the Irving Hotel.
Albert T. Ames, OF Boston; r. u. Pearce, OF Pnila
dephii. and Fred. W. stoiiard, OF Scotland are az
the Westminster Hotel.
w. Saltonsrall. OF Chicago. and DR.. J. SoiD
Cohen, OF Philadelphia are at the ST. Dents Hotel
G. Il. Heintzelman and A. L. Bates, OF the United
States Army; W. Pembroke Fetridge, or Paris, and
II. r. Hurlbut, OF Chicago at the Everett House
| A. D.. Barber, OF Oil City, and Charles Burt, Of
| England, are at the HOFFMAN House.
| H., Eorf Iafynr Flo
| and Captain J. ID. jennings, OF the United STATES
| Army. are at the Coleman House.
II. g. Clapp. OF Boston; Moro Phillips, OF Phladei
pha, aud +. Spiegleberg, OF New York, are at the
| Grand Hotel
Captain W. Malcolm, OF Toronto: Professor A.
simpson, OF ST Louis, and Captain Ezra Breeder. o
| Ssndusky, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Chinese Riot in San Frnncisc0-A Joss House
Dcstroyed-Several Cinnamon Wounded-
Treasure slipme.s. te New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, May %, 1870.
riot occurred yesterday among the Chinese In
this city, during which the JOSS House destroyed
Pistols, knives and iron bars freely used, and
a number OF the Chinese were wounded The police
gathered in large numbers and succeeded In dspers
iuI the rioters
Samuel J. Bridge, United States Appraiser OF this
cit, has resigned THAT position after having served
tweety nine years In san Francisco and Boston.
The treasure shipments overland TO New York
during the pa 3 wees amount TO $3.50, 900 in coin,
Light rains have allen ACCOMPANIED with cool
wnfis Which have greatly improved the crops In the
Southern coundes.
The ship Magyar, arrived to-day from Hong Kong,
brin.ng over 500 Cuine-e passengers. Smallpox
living broken out Oh board she was detained at
OUarantue.
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Death.

LONDON, May 23 1870.
Mark Lemon, the editor Of Punch, died TO-DAY, in
his sixty-fr year. Mr.. Lemon Of the found
ers OF Punch in 1s41.
Sir John Simeon, member OF Parliament for the
Isle OF Wight, died to-day, aged fty-ive years. He
was Roman Catholic In religion and a liberal in
politics, and first sat for the Isle OF Wight In 1s47
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
tx-SuR6;0S kEaSTeD.

IL will be recollected that some weeks ago the
Police Board dismissed from the force Police Sur
geon Kiersted for alleged erroneous treatment OF
officer bowling, Thirty first precinct. Kiersted felt
aggrieved gol'his case reopened by the Board, who
ordered the surgeons 10 take evidence on two points,
VIZ: whether Klersed's treatment was in accord
ancs with the rules and whetaer he gave the case
preparation and skill The Board OF Police after
taking voumin0us evidence yesterday reported that
Kiersted had not met the above two points,