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ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSES;. -
Work is lively about the new depot.
t. l.. French and Gale Wallace have
commenced the erection of an eIeva-
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-11-25

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THE GREAT ILLUSTRATED
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-15

| Clerk of the Supreme Court of the State oil
Louisiana for the Eastern District, the costs
III eighty eight cases fled and tried in said
| court during the years 1865, 1866, 1867, 1867
and 1869, in which the State was plalntlh,
! at ten dollars each case, under the act OF
| 1855. eight hundred and eighty dollars
| (ss80).
| Appropriation to pay J. M. Demarest for
services rendered AS clerk in the State
| Treasurer's Office during the months OF No
! vember and December, 1869, and January,
| 1870, six hundred dollars (s6O0).
Appropriation to defray the travelling ex.
| penses of the Board OF Supervisors OF TIE
! Louisiana State Seminary and. Military
| Academy, now at Baton Rouge. Louisiana,
| one thousand dollars (S1000).
| Appropriation to the Board Of Health,
| Eve thousand dollars (S50OO).
Appropriation to the Sisters of Providence,
corner of Girod and Marigny, one thousand
| dollars (Sl0OO).
Appropriation to the charitable institu-
tons under the auspices OF the Fourth
| African Baptist Church. OF New Orleans,
| five hundred dollars (s500).
Appropriation to the Blind Institution at
Baton Rouge, ten thousand dollars
! $4,000
Appropriation to the Children's Home of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, in Jack
son, one thousand dollars $1,000.
Appropriation to John B. Robertson, for
services as attorney in the New Orleans,
Opelousas and Crest Northern Railroad
cases, three thousand dollars (s3O00).
Appropriation to the Benevolent Associa
ton OF ThibodauX, parish of Lafourche five
hundred dollars (S500).
Appropriation TO John A. Burns, assignee
of Milton Burn, late Assessor of the parish
| of ST. Tammany, for balance due him for
assessment, as per act of 1865, to be paid on
| the warrant OF said John A. Burns, assignee,
| two hundred aud one dollars and twenty
nine cents ($201 a9).
Appropriation to the Monroe free Public
| School Association, two Thousand dollars
| (S2000)
| Appropriation to pay costs in suits, when
| the State loses the case, two thousand dol
| lars $4,000, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary.
Appropriation for revising and correcting
| State assessment rolls of 1870, for the city OF
| New Orleans. fourteen hundred collars
| OA00).
SEC. ?. Be it further enacted, etc., Tha.
each officer, for the benefit of whose office
there is &. contingent fund appropriated by
| this act, shall render to the General Assem-
| bly, detailed statement accompanied with
| vouchers, within the first ten days of each
regular annual session, showing what dis
| position has been made of the said cOntin
| gent fund.
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, etc., Thai
ali acts or parts of acts contrary to OF
inconsistent with the provisions of this act
be and tie same are hereby repealed, anC
that this act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
DOCTRINAL PREACHING.

In the Methodist Preachers Meeting yester-
DAY. the Rev Mr. Messiter spoke Of the Importance OF
rightly insructng children, hundreds of whom now,
they grow up, the Methodist Church and go to
Others which they would not do but for lack Of this
teaching The Rev Mr.. Wood pointed out the funda-
mental difference between doctrina teaching in this day
and former years Doctrines and terms seem to have
changed heir meaning. Repentance Is no longer what
II was but il indefnable something which the sinner
must do justification by faith has fallen to the level
of pardOnanerey executive act not directed by
or repentance. The doctrine Of grace itself instead OF
pressing Gods mind toward expresses taught now,
spark OF divine fire. something lodged in the human
soul which may be guenched covered up with ashes.
but which the breath of the Almighty resuscate
and revive, These doctrines hardly preached
now and whenever they presented II is in such
perverted form.
preached interest and instruct audience,
they ought to be preached for their Inherent
worth and for the influence that by the law OF
socaton Minister exercise their congregations
long the former have passed away by the germna
ton aud growth Of the seed Thoughts planted in the
minds OF their people
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
THE INUNDATION AT Observation-Disclosures
MARsnALS IN GERMANY-A PRUSSIAN LINE

THE INUNDATION AT DUNKlRK-NAPOLEONS
MARsHALS IN GERMANY--A PRUSSIAN LINE
Oh COMMUNICATION INTERRUPTED.
LONDON Monday, Nov. H. 1870.
The Belgian Government is negotiating with the
French authorities to prevent the inundation of the
marsh lands around Dunkirk. The French military
authorities had contemplated taking this step as q
means of defense against the Prussians but Dun
kirk is so near the Belgian frontier that Belgium
would be the greatest sufferer.
The Prussian Government has permitted Marshal
Canrobert to reside at Stuttgart, in Wtrtemberg
Marshal LebGuf at Bonn, in Rhenish Prussia, and
Marshal Bazaine at x-la-Chapele AacheD), near
the Belgian border. One of the tunnels on the
Strasbourg railroad has fallen in hopelessly inter
rupting communication by that line. Count Won
Bismarck has written letter formally denying hav-
ing had any negotiations whatever with the Empress
Eugene.
The elections have been held at Marseiles The
best of order was observed. Much snow has fallen
lately in the northeastern part of France. The
French authorities have removed the buoys and
lights from the entrance Of the Gaboon River, In
their colony, on the western coast of Africa.
Herr GutteTbach, a Berlin banker. has been
arrested for disloyalty. His ofiense consisted III
subscribing for portion of the new French loan.
Forty of the French prisoners have been sent to
Bremen as hostages for the captain and crew OF the
Bremen ship illegally detained in France.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
OPERATIONS AT HE'LL GATE.

Within the last four weeks, and since the
removal the injunction restraining the Government
from blasting in the headings at Hallets Point great
progress has made in the work Hell Gate under
Col Rctheimer. The irregular shaft which has been
sunk within the coerdam has nearly reached the depth
Of 35 feet to which IL is to be carried The headings
named follows; /, Farragut; 2, Madison; g. Humph-
reys; L. Hoffman; 8, Sherman 6, Jefferson Grant 8,
Mcclellan. Nos. 9and 10 unnamed. The first gallery
has been reached feet from the shaft These shafts
are driven underneath the water into Haets Point Reef
Their average length will be $50 feet Fifty feet from the
shaft at Farragut's Heading, commences the first gal
lerv which ntersecs all the headings, ending at Head
ing NO TO- The length Of this gallery will be $50 feet.
Gallery No parallel with Gallery No.
situated so further under the water and 100 feet
from the shaft and will be feet in length. Gallery
No g. parallel with gallery No. o 50 feet from IT, $50
from the main shaft and 1900 feet In length Other
galleries projected each one being 80 feet from the
iabt when all the galleries and headings finished
there will be i8 PIERS from so tO so feet square holding
up the roof OF rock. These piers Will be mined and
charged with powder the charges to be from l20 TO $50
pounds in each pier At the rate the operations have
been pushed for the past month the entire work will be
completed before the 4h OF July 1872 and Col Reith.
elmer confidently expects 10 make a grand Fourth Of
July salute by blowing this dangerous obstruction to
navigation. At present $50 men are employed the ma
iority OF them being Welsh miners.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

II WAS showing in Buffalo yesterday.
Tb. Fall meeting of the Metairie, ti.s. races
begin Nov. %
y,s.Z,.lsnd, on sept ID Al"eA
The public schools If New-Orleans opened
rbr. are spsrsie schools for the whites AMI baeis
Francis f. Joy was held in Slo,oo bail FOR trial.
with dangerously sabhng Cem Mt Lu.
The break i'll the cable between Punts Ras>a
- k, West Fs hts been rPad and the line no~ In worlg
o,uIeT to Bassna aud points oe'oad
The steamer Virgin and schooner Billy Butts
.c In elose ~aieh.i by spsash
tsas had bosr for Cubsb nssrsen,s
The Freshmen Class OF Hamilton College, as
fBp,on unanimously seyeei the connection wb the
unu apeaioo o;tso Of hir members Great
rIeissment prevails among the staden;A
The Richmond VA Court of Appeals has de-
red uncopsu that ot the hnabny rmpo~e
,ur 20 o.
nllsr, sppont-es, onl, tso Judges diseniing
49, The following are corrected reports of the
various neniopi yersed At the Census o Nhas
t7 S5 uhabitsss New hswp.hre slsSo hbsis Elsd al
ccnnecticui s7 sSs DeiawaTe, sossi; Mchs.n s13ii
Kingston jamaica sdvices Of the 9th report
Para aud West lpi Cosp4Dys steamer bsca
Of coal aud ~h Chss
having Her are, "a
weather upfsvorah ashle s
Aspnwsn bad been abandoned Tor the
nded lay the cable ~ Thomas spd rers sfrv~,S
srspeis f0s We Aapa~al hoe.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
LOCAL WAR NEWS.
FRENCH PATRIOTIC BAZAAR,

The bazaar of the French ladies of this city,
for benefit OF the sufferers by the in France, will
be opened o'clock this evening at the Armory OF the
list Regiment on broadway between Thirty-hfth and
Thirty The opening ceremonies will consist OF
address in French by Victor Place French Consul
General at this port and address In English by Rich
ard O'Gorman. The Marseillaise Will be sung and an
instrumental concert will be given by the Fort Hamilton
Band and Antonio III Moras Band, which will play every
evening during the Fair The ladies, who will hold the
bazaar have been successful in their collections.
both of money and goods and many articles have been
contributed by Frenchmen In different parts OF the con
try Miss oe Bousson an indefatgable member OF the
French Patriotic Aid Committee OF this city, VIII exhibit
apparatus which Of the finest real thread
lace will lie made bazaar Gazette containing con
trbutions French and English, will also he issued
The afa yette Guard and the 69th Regiment VIII DO nom
Orary guard duty during the Fair which Will last about
two weeks
At the meeting of the French Patriotic Ex-
ecutiyc Committee OF this city, last evening" two French
men were introduced who have come as Committee
from srasbourg this country TO solicit aid for the sur
ferers that city. valuable gold necklace, made at
expense OF the Committee, will be presented Ia the
French patriotic bazaar To he awarded by vote 10 some
one OF the ladies holding the Fair
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

her main and mizzen masts. The loose rigging fouled
the screw Of the Meteor, rendering her unmanagea-
BILE, and almost at the same time shell from the
Meteor passed through the steam pipe Of the Bouvet
The French captain then set sail for port fearing
capture when the Meteor had dsentanged her screw,
and the fernando Cortes fired gun as signal that
the combat was over. The combat lasted about an
hour
The German gunboat Meteor was accorded the vic
tory. Both vessels now in port repairing dam
ages. The Meteor had three killed and ono wounded
The Bouvet had only three wounded. The Germans
in Havana are much elated with the affair, which
caused intense excitement.
Two Prussans named Carbonier and Thomson,
who were killed in the engagement, were buried
here the 10th inst, the German merchants attend
ing the funeral The German residents are arrang-
ing grand banquet for the officers of the Meteor.
Another fight is expected
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
NAVAL DUEL NEAR HAVANA.


A YRUssIAS AND A FRENCH WAR STEAMER IN
CoNFLICr-DE RODAs ACTS As UMPIRE-THE
FRENCH VESSEL RETREATS IN DAMAGED
CONDITIOS-PROBABLE RENEWAL OF THE
CONFLICT.
HAVANA, Monday, Nov. II, 1870
On Monday, the ia inst, the Prussian steamer
Meteor, carrying u rec guns and 60 men, and the
French steamer Bouyet, carrying five guns and
80 men, entered thi harbor. The Meteor sailed out
again after the Fr, ch mail steamer Nouveau Monde
had sailed. but tho mail steamer immediately re-
turned, fearing ptnre.
On the night of Tuesday. the sth, the Bonyct left
port, but waited outside for the German war vessel
After the expiration Of q hours the time pr scrbed
by law, the Meteor followed, Il naval duel having
been arranged between the officers before starting
The Spanish war steamer HeInsndo Cortes accom-
panied the two vessels having board the Captain
General and many other prominent Spanish officials
DE Rodas was chosen as umpire.
The BOuvet was 10 miles beyond the oiing when
the Meteor left the harbor, and the latter
had crossed the neutral line the Bouvet opened fire
which the Meteor promptly returned The BouN ct
then made an unsuccessful attempt at boarding her
nggDg becoming entaDgled, and Sbe carried away
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
BASE BALL.
ATLANTIC VS.. ATHLETIC.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE game of base
ball this afternoon between the Atlantcs OF Brooklyn
and the Athletics OF this city witnessed by $500 per
sons The Atlantics short Of Zettlein and Fer
guson pitched, and Megary Of the Haymakers played
behind The fielding and batting OF the Atantics was
excellent The batting OF the Athletics was good but
their fielding was poor. the following Is tho score Dy
innings: . . -, -, O., -, o.. o,. r,,
Atlstics......a IL
Bases o. Hts-Athlec l6 es total - Auanties u tines
total a. Home Ran.-Pke Umpire-Theodore Boneisier
Tine LAS.
The ResOlutes of Elizabeth, the champion
club Of New-Jersey challenged to play a mateh
game with the Champions OF Jersey city.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
THE GERMAN COAST THREATENED.

ALARM AT UAMBJ RG--A FRENCH FLEET AND
TEN THOUSAND TROOPS EXPECTED TO MAKE
4 DESCENT At CuXHAVEN-DEVOTION OF
THE PEOPLE OF HANOVER TO TIE CAUSE
OF GERMANY.
tFROM orR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
U,MBURG Oct 30.-SOme alarm was created
here Yesterday by telegram stating that French heet
~ - shin. Of war each with 200 men board, had
,ilcd from Dunkirk for the purpose Of making
escent ON the coast o the North Sea, and the state
,oent was subsequently confirmed by an offcial
oounicotion to The authorities here. steps were i'm
,i,rl, taken and active preparations made tO gi'e
,ho enemy "A warm reception should landing he
enect.l at the mouth the Ehe. The garrison here
,i,, of iglt LattalioDs Of Landwehr and the Ers
,,taons or reseryesuf the 18th ana 10th Regiments
ed in mi, city received orders TO hold themselves
g., ,,Jines. 10 march at honrs notice, and one-haI
f e frce embarked at an carly hou tis uofbihe' OH
r,I .i.,mcr, chartered for the occasion to convey
,, douu o uxlaven TO reinforce the garrison there
her half II ready to follow Ms soon az the ele
Gram ,,. announcing the appearance Of the Meet on
the coast. go, a.
A, The piIot boasia the mouth OF the Libe nave All
h ,,,,bt in and the light vessels and buoys removed
,hr would ne mo- great cause for alarm OF fear OF ihe
e,e,nv finding their way up 10 Cu1ba'en were u ho or
The su.ncious conduit Of the French meet Oh ihe o'e"
sion OF their last appearance III the N"i'h 0ea' "n
b.yerino of the coast ten days ago lbsteah oi nhhiht
any h, tile deioustIston or giving hdIea'oh W 'h'
intention 40 aitcupt "a landing they eoh'eh'e'
themselves with cruising on Heheoihhd ana '"p
turing half dozen galno* Ano ''n'' '
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH

The office Of Messrs John Kelley 4 Sons um-
her dealers OF Phi robbed Of 81 yesterday morning
boiler exploded in large -four mill in Ham
ou SATURDAY being killed AID sI fatally wosnd
The Secretary of War has begun the examina-
al the tood Wsst
emil tried by sm And viii probably his dscss
dog or t~o
On Sunday night the ewelry store of ~ +.
fi,nep Of Cleveland robbed Of seu $500 worth u
I aud other ,aaabl,s Ib, rebber. ~ br
s;ni"x daring The sbspo, Of nFht the Waterman
boiler in the planning mill Of John Williams
% fhsrson Mass .Ipl-ed yesterday iihy Mr johnson the
ns.r and ,erouy inung Mr. Dunn John sde end ssnus
suilr, me huilans, bs vicinity bsdly damaged
James Russell Of sutton, N. H., committed sui
% ,,srIs, hanging pisse Of foun1 Which he
I'D into tn World v have htsd 70 YEAR s.d
,, d. hut don't understand o"ms iste We sss tj us
- a.. n ,Ls, ell ssesp, w b, - ssak'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
GENERAL MILITARY OPERATIONS.

IuIONVIILE IN FLAMES-TIlE MOVEMENT ON
LYoNs-TOwNs CAPTURED BY TIE rRUo-
sIANs-ANoTHER FRENCH SUCCESS.
LONDON, Monday, Nov. j, 1870.
A dispatch from AIlon, Belgium, dated on Sunday,
says; "Thionyille has been bombarded by the
Prussians. Fires had broken out there in conse-
auence. and on Saturday the entire town seemed TO
be burning
Advces from Lyons show that the Prussians are
advancing steadily in the east They now occupy
Dole. Gen. Garibaldi is at Chagny, where there is
also French General with effective force. 1t is
supposed the two armies viii join and resist the
further advance of the enemy The work of fortify-
ing Lyons continues. The nights about the town
have been greatly strengthened the National Guards
being employed in the work.
The Prussians have captured the towns OF Isle
sur le Doubs and Clerval i'll the Department of
Doubs, after a brief skTmish. The Gardes Mobiles
who were in possession of the towns retired to the
soutbward. The Francs-tireurs have entirely dis.
appeared from that section Of the country.
dispatch from Lille announces that the Prus-
slams are near La Fer. An engagement occurred on
Saturday. between the Gardes Mobiles and the Prus
slams near Enreux. The French were successful
driving the Prussans with loss.
The reports that Paris is dstressingly short of
provisions are confirmed by dispatches from vsri-
Gus quarters to-day.
A special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE, at Lille
OH the 10Th, says: Gen Bourbakis army, II 1t
exists, is certainly not here. Lille has but three
battalions Of modified National Guards, partially
equipped. The aims distributed to all classes Oh
troops do not exceed 5000. The citadel has only
its minimum garrison ,1OO menu the remainder
being near Arras and Cambria
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
SERIOUS AFFRAY-TwO POLICE OFFICERS
SEVERELY WOUNDED

RUTLAND, VT, Nov. IA desperate fight
took place in the woods in Mount Holly, IS miles from
this place on Saturday between gang OF French wood
cuttersl In numberand three police officers who were
endeavorng to arrest them The Frenchmen were armed
with axes and and beat two Of the officers In bru
tai manner nearly severlng the wrist of beside i'll
fcting several wounds the head and Knocking
the other nsensbe with the blow OF an Ak across his
face after which they kicked and beat him horribly
about the and body The Frcnchmen escaped 10 the
mountains, but this morning Is OF them were arrested
aud are now undergoing examination.