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CALIFORNIA.

SteNmsh1p Line 20 AustFalf0-MOre
Gold Mines Disc0vered-MOYem
Of U. 3. Steamer, Ac.
Tetegrophed kSclusively to The Evening Star.
SAN Francisco, March 1.-THE memorial to
the Legislature, asking for the passage Of a
resolution urging Congress to grant q subsidy 20
steamship line between San Francisco and
Australia, is receiving the signatures Of the
principal merchants.
There is considerable excitement concerning
the new discovered gold mines in San Diego
county. Many persons have gone overland to
San Diego, and the steamship Firefame leaves
on Sunday with passengers.
The sloOp-of-war jamestown sailed yesterday
for o two years cruise in the South Pacific.
been on visit to California, returns to Homo
lulu by the jamestown.
The United States steamer Saranac sailed for
Mazatlan, Mexico, to-day.
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PERsoNAL.--Speaker Blaine is in New York
Attorney General Hoar has gone to Massachu.
setts for few days.
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Indignant Distillers.
zelegrdpked Exclusipelv 10 The Evenino .Syay

CINCINNATI, March 12.-The distillers of tn.
third district OF Dayton are showing indignation N
over the enforcement of the forty-eight hour
fermentation rules. Some have paid the asses
ment, under protest, with view Of commencing
suit against the Government
Evening star., 1870-03-12
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUB.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s36s, ,4Ta.F.
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1NHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri-
\ Der has obtained from the Orphans Court q
Washington county, in the District OF Columbia, |,
letters 81 sdministraton on the personal estate q
CHARLES W. BLACK late Of Washington county
aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased Sre hereby warned 90 ex-
subscriber, on or before the sth day Of March
next; they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
this ah day Of March, ls7e;
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LONDON, March 12.-The journals consider the
French note to Rome q diplomatic error into
which Olivier was led by following the advice
Of Jules Favro.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE GOLD FLUCTUATIONS.
Ups and Downs Today.
!eqrapAed Esclssipelx % he kpe,S.a !sra,

NKw YORK, March 12.-The passage of the
funding bill in the Senate made the basis of a
fresh raid on the gold market. The price opened
at Ii2k before the Board, when the respective
agents under the funding bill threw one million
Of gold on the market, and down went the price
to Lily. There was Afterwards q frmer feel
ing, and the first recorded sale in the room was
at LIZ, with later reaction to l.Ilx, which was
followed by an advance to 1I2S, and a decline
to = since. "A very large business was transac. =
ed, although the excitement was nothing like
that Of yesterday.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

0The women OF Colorado are petitioning
for suffrage quite freely. =
0Ni0 Julia Cofnnbury is Wisconsin Com
missioner Of Deeds.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

INDIAN CADET AT WEST PoINT-Hon. Rich
ard G. Mccormick, Delegate from Arizona, has
signified his determination to appoint an Indian
boy to be cadet at West Point.
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ORPHANS COURT, February %. 1870.

6orsGr. r. mSIIn o9hEssA Il. e... ot wHsTsS cHAEIss
deceased the administrator Aforesaid has: With
probation Of the Orphans Court 6 WsshinRton
County aforesaid. appointed SATURDAY, the 2St6
day of arch, A d. is0. for the nAl settlement and
and Of The sssets i1 hand, az far e. the have
been collected and turned into money: when ana
where all the creditors and heirs of sad deceaseA arc
notined TO attend, with their claims properly
youched, or they may otherwise by Law be excfu3r6
from all benefit in said deceasedS estate: Proridsd
COPY OF tins orqer haPubIished once vcek for three
St xeeks in the kvmmg Star previous 10 the said
fe 2s-hwsw' A. WEBSTER. Rarist Of WIN.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition OF MXRf Ann MccoMB' n
Memphis, Tenn, admin niStratrix Of David McComb.
decreased, praying for the extension Of q paffnf
granted TO the said David McComb, on the rfh dan
3i June, ls6, Tor an improvement In Non elastic
terials:
lt is ordered that the testimony I'm the case bs
sins fer sling sreuments and the EIsmiser report
petition Be heard on the lst day e June next
Any person may oppose this extsnsioa. :.
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TREASURY OPERATIONS DURING THE PAST

TREAsURY OPERATIONS DURING THE PAST
WKEK--The amount Of mutilated bank notes
burned during the past week was s231, ,79O,
making the total amount burned to date
S2l,O2O $50. The amount Of bank currency
issued for bills destroyed was s279, $40. The
balance due for mutilated notes is S139 ,O69, and
total amount Of national bank currency out
standing at this date Is S299 ,692 $40.
The amounts of securities held by the Treas,,-
rer Of the United States in trust for National
Banks, reported to-day, were as follows: For
circulating notes, e342 1861 $50; for deposits of
shipments for the past week to U. s. Deposi-
tories, 900; National Banks and others,
S231 ,206; total, 1929 2O6.
Receipts of fractional currency for the past
week, $3.50 100. Currency burned the past week.
$685. 500.
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Arrested for Embexxlememt.
1elegvaphed ExclMsiuely to 77e Erenisg Star.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Last night detectives
arrested Jos. Cunningham, recently q book
keeper employed In the extensive dry good
house of the firm of Homer, Colladay & Co.
charged with embezzling 81 900 from his en-
plOyers.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

BREvET BRIG. GEN. NORRIS s. MILLFR
Deputy Quartermaster General, and for several
years on duty in this city, died at the ST. Charles
Hotel, in New Orleans, OF congestion of the
lungs, yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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nlhl0-lavS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
ineten County, in the District Of Coambis lett 70
LIAM }. LKWIs, late OF Wsshineton county sfore-
said, deceased. All persona having claims asaioss
same, with the vouchers thereof 90 the sabscriber
on or before the 18th day Of February next: thew
may otherwise by Law be excluded from ali benefit q
the said estate Given under my hand this 18th day
fe d lav3wr CHARLEs q LEWIs
Evening star., 1870-03-12

GEN. MANUEL DEQUKsADA, commander in
chief Of the Cuban forces, who with his staff
has been in this city for two or three days, left
here last evening for New York, and will soon
return to Cuba.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

A GOOD STORY Is told of Washington clergy
man, who lately refused to buy Mark Twain's
book. He was disgusted with it. "why," said
he to the agent, "the man who could weep at
the tomb Of Adam must be an idiot y,
Evening star., 1870-03-12
Matrimonial Infelieities Of Ex.Oueeu

zelegraphed Ezclasiuely to TIE EuenisH Star.
PARIS, March 12.-Ex-Quee Isabella and her
husband have agreed to submit their difference.
to an arbitration. The tribunal will be com
posed Of i've persons, one Of whom will be Jules
EaiyIe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


HALLS VE8EEABLE 0LCILLAk
HAIR RENEWER.
Iae basis Of its remedial propreties lie vegetable
1t will keep the Hair from falling out
1t cleanses the Scalp, and makes the Hair
SOFT, LUSTROUS AND SILKEN.
II is splendid Hair Dressing
r. HALL D CO., Nashua, n. H u,
NH 2-eo&W1n Proprieters.
MILHAU'S GOLDEN GOD LIVER OIL.
Pure and reliable obtained from fresh and healthy
livers, and unsur passed by any yet produced Sold
by all respectable druggists. J. MILHAUS SONS.
le3 Bresdway,N Y. mh+F&Tlm,r
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the passional
stract1on OF the sexes, and th, happiness Of TRUE
MARRIAGE, when perfect man hood and perfect wo-
manhood unite to consecrate the union. Sent free,
ALTON, Box p, Philadelphia. Pa. ja36-eo3m
LIEBfG'S C0MPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT secures great economy and convenience
In house ping and exeealer &c In cooking None
inventor and Of DR.. Max Won Pettsnkofer delegate
fel-T&Fm 1s3 Broadway, New York.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
death Avoid the Saunsed and ds%sSs pesp.4"sioDs
": A. BstchsiorS Hair Dye {ss had t4i1ts 'T ysa1s
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
e. ~ Dr'ss''''' Applied " 10 Bond =. street s.:s
Evening star., 1870-03-12

Jules Favre In Disfav0F with his Rad.
ical Brethren.
fsleerapked Ese1sstvely to ne 1vsaiHN &ss.
PARIS, March 12.-The Radical journals of
this city attack Jules Favre bitterly for having
in his last discourse in the Corps Legislatif
promised his aid to the Ministry.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
CHARLES II. q. LEWIS.


THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.eriber
has obtained from the Orphsns Court Of Wssh.
ington County In the District Of Columbia, ietters
JAMES g. wALKER, late q Washington county
sioressad, decesssd. An persoIs having. claims
hibit the same, With the voucher. thereof, % the
rest INV s o oshsss 'hs ne sn is ~ o.
all benefit Of the said estate. Given under my hand
%. s'h '.' On '''''A Ann AM s. PARKER.
Re g. law3Wr Adminiefrafrix " a
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s1Half million tons Of ice have been housed
near Hudson.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

G0veEnDens BecuF1taea.
wAsRrseroS, March Il, iso.-Jay Cooke q
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Govern
mani seeurifiexr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
National THEATRE,

N II !" = n !" 70
THIS EVENING,
Last night Of the distinguished Actress,
MRS ID. p. BOWERS,
On which occasion she will appear in the Historical
MARY STUART,
Supported BY the favorite young actor,
MR.. j. O. MCCoLLOM,
and the entire strength OF the Company
Monday, March H-JOHNE L. OWENS. 1t
M A l. LIS OP RA HOUSE
Engagement Of the CHAPMAN SISTERS and
q. b. BISHOP.
THIS EVENING,
PAUL Ply, Concluding with P0CAHONTAS.
On Monday-PLUTO.
RUBINI-ODD FELLOWS HALL-MONDAY
H March z, and 1--WE following nights. The re-
nowned Signor RUBlNI, the Great European CON
JUROR, In his refined Illusions and delightful
Mysteries. Nearly 100 COSTLY PRESENTS
GIVEN AWAY EACH EVENING. Admission
q cents; Reserved Seats, 20 cents. Doors open at
O'Clock. mis- ST.
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" "HITEHURST GALLERY.
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION.
INDUCEMENTS NEVER BEFORE OFFEREI
BY ANY EXHTBTTION

AM ExHIBITION.
ONE HALF TIE GROSS PROCEEDS, EACH
EVENING, ,pISTRIBUTED IN Dash PRIZES,
THE GRANDS NDS G6MId Gdh IdduPSalFESSkEMs PaFSSRkEMs. OF THE
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL, livery EVE
MING, at the WHITEHURST GALLERY, 1919
Pa. avenue, bet 81 and 9Th streets, in addition to
The them magpineent bill Of Ma%moth Illuminated War
tiers, Minor Comicals, &C., &c. The best and cheap
est Exhibition q the kind in the United states Emi
Open at 7x O'Clock; commences at g. Admission,
21 cis. - One quarter Of the gross proceeds each
evening, returned to the audience in one dollar
prizes, in cash, and another quarter in q grand
capital prize, in cash. all drawn In q manner entirely
sat sfactory TO the audience. The finest opportunity
In the world to see Exhibition worth ten times
the admission fee and at the time without any
additional cost, 10 try ones IHck. fel6 I'm
Evening star., 1870-03-12

AMONG the witnesses examined in New York
yesterday, in the Fullerton case, were Hon.
Hugh McCulloch, Samuel G. Courtney, Moses
Du Puy, Ex-COmmissioner Rollins, etc. Fuller
tons proceedings against Rollins, and other
interesting matters were under consideration.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
" WAsHIMeroN, d. c., HebruAry n, lQe

On the petition q LYsANDKE sP0ONfR, oe
granted to him on The 81 day q June, isss, Tor an
tmgroyeIent in Elastic Bottoms for chsirs and
ID z ordsrsd sha. u. tsssi.osy Z. shs esss es
saossS on The q day q ,k ~ ss.t, ss:s & The tine S
limited e he sth Day e a. ~ .sTs 81 snes ss'e
XnV perooo nv ODDooe this 0EssaG1oa.
A1U1L Q; rIsHEss
Evening star., 1870-03-12

SUGAR.
LOAF. POWnHRBD SGRANULATED..15 1 cents
y Or Eff - cents
bhO ~ IL and g cents
Evening star., 1870-03-12

SFRUPS.
STEWARTS SILVER and WHITE BRIPS and
oih-r brands which can only be appreciated by ex-
anlsIR prices, quality and flavor.
MOLASSES.
A genuine article Of choice NEW ORLEANS al
wsys ON hand; a. also othe- lower grades. Prices
low.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

EDITOR SrAR:-In this evenings STAR
March 11th) is An article copied from the New
York Herald saying that the income tax was re-
pealed and ceased after 31st Dec, 1862 I wish
to state that the income tax was withheld by
direction of the Government from the nav
ments made by the Government to its employes
for January, 1870, and February, 1870, and is re-
tanned for that OF March.
GOVERNMENT ENPIoyr
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=: 2 q it:i!S = :$s
ca Sas :. ssss':s ss.s:: 60 10: - sss az g
June. ~ Ssr q 6Vroys.nees . ss1sty hssshsa
tSs s AZ Ssy q xSril, -:
hiserdsssd thsa shs ts.e1loey = - 60 - sls:sl
Siin0 arRuments end tkS Bxmnnar6 rsDsFt = li1-
I'd tAs 3 Day g yS,s -, - - - sd
pA,.nv.v Aoousdsi Aoausdsi,ys!11 ~ u -.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.

ELPHONZO YOUNGS. EN-. BURCHARD.
ELPHoNzo YouNas q co.
GrOcers,
35I PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE,
CORNER Fous-ASD-A-HALF STREET.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

The HOUSE COMMITTEE ON AUTHORIZATION
having refused to allow the lapse fund in tn
Internal Revenue bill to be used for extra clerI
hire, Commissioner Delano has asked the Senat
Committee to give the bureau $40 900 extra, O
else about eighty of his needed clerks, male an,
female, will have to be dismissed.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

THE CELIBRATBD .yO98PHn kD01
j GLOVE, only One Doll.r, T. sn 80: ,i| % i
GI0xEs, q *ILLIASs, sss p, ,s,:s.s' u
Evening star., 1870-03-12

TEAS.
GUNP0WpER, JAPAN. OOLONG, IMPERI-
AL, ENGLISH, BkEAkFAST, &c, algrades
and prices, guaranteed as LOW as any house in the
Evening star., 1870-03-12

RARLOWS GALLERY.-The public are invited
- to see large number of FINE PAINTINGS
just received from the late sale of Jacob Thompson
Gallery, New York, on exhibition from q. m. to 5
p This is fine chance for those wishing to pur-
Pepnsyv avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
(south side.) mh2- -tr
The New York herald., 1870-07-22

10 have anything TO say 20 them, Just as that com.
mftiec, long as he had Known H. had gone out of
rs sphere many other subjects. At present, a
least he did not see any ground for taking action IN
regard 10 this war in Europe.
PRESIDENT CoCnRANE here left the chair, having
oraiion declared that he was In favor OF unanlmity
aud cordaliy, and, In fact, wanted the matter set
tied there and then by cOnhding the resolutions 70
inc mercy OF retiring committee, to which
Mr.. DELAfIELD SMITH objected that he might a.
wen XII them on right away, for once they went TO
INC Executive Committee were they not dead for all
ln'ents and purooses and be had he should think,
,ssoauuots ,Ssn, ,s,, ava propose them and push
that II was very di1icult thing for a man to get
members OF that bocy to give their sanction " any
lung no matter bow beneficial TO the party it might
be, unless he had gone round beforehand with
mittee who lived in garret or In cellar. (Con-
fusion, aud cries "Ob, ohln ana "OrdorrD
Mr.. Smith being here called to order, and the pont
made against him that he had nsuited every work
ingman In the hail. Mr.. Smith rctracted, and swOre
all sorts that the Workngman or all things pol-
teal life was his dearest friend and the object of
hts greatest aectons which declaration was tacity
admitted TO be all right. After
some further sklrmlshlng, during which President
Cochrane gave Mr.. Smith chance to take q nng az
him and Mr.. Smith gave General C0chraBe TO Il"
likewise Ia regard to him,
A VOTE WAS TAKEN
Uhe yeas and nays being cOnntedt which
resulted, ON the motion TO refer N"
resolutions 10 The executive com
and on the adoption by the house OF the resolutions
themselves n full vote OF 03) In 43 yeas TO 20
No excitement followed the result, and the meotD.
adjourned Immediately.
The New York herald., 1870-07-22

PAPER like German railroad stock, Industrial shares
ana all other Investments were almost unsae.be.
drait on London, short was Orereu at Berlin day
before yesterday for five thalers seven gr0schen,
having no takers. Any draft on London found no
market In Paris ana II was worse still IN Frankfort.
Under these circumstances what should The people
do in continental Europes
THEY WANT MONEY,
which IL IL Intended 10 mean 'cashn money, that
IS gold. The only paper which can yield them any
thing IKE 1t are the bonds OF the United States. aud
these they are bound TO sell, and buy ana export
gold in their stead. This IS tho argument OF the
German bankers; whether IL Is right or whether it
De wrong, future events must decide.
FURTHER ARGUMENTS.
ca Ihese bankers say further, that while the United
States had been dcsirous to locate their cert1C aes
man bankers had been always ready to comply with
the wishes OF the government, as expressed by its
people ana the authorities OF the United States to
turn back upon them now, since they do nothing
more than what they had done beforc-obey The IN.
INSTRUCTIONS ci those In whose name they acted.
SUGGESTION.
But While conyersng with number of these gen.
tenen suggestion was made, which was not at
al without good ground. This suggestion was TO
Since the Americans were cxaspcrated 10 such an
extent at fnc sale 0f the bonds, let them join to-
gether and form
FUND OF REDEMPTION.
Ibey say that II every bank In this county wopd
only set apart ten per cent OF IT. annual surplus
with that amount the aggregation OF banks could
n Ss .e ssa1sa %srse 70 s s insr 'o9ss Sesa
sailce then tho railroad companies and
other corporatlons OF the whole country
might do the same, and very soon all the bonds now
held in Europe would have been returned here
without disturbing the market and without In any
way interfering with the price OF the securities.
APPEAL TO THE sCANDISAyTANs.
Mr.. Knat Forsberg OF Clinton place. ey- President
OF the Democratic Yantas In sweden aud
cx-ueieHate OF the volunteer riiemcn of
stocKhon, has Issued an appeal to HIS courtrymen
ana al scandanavians in this city to JOIN with him
III raising subscriptions Tor the care OF the wounded
OF poth Sides In the war between France aud Prussia
ahd iias called meeting for that purpose Tor to-
morrow evening, at No. Clinton place.
The New York herald., 1870-07-22
WAR DISPATCHES BY MAIL.


P"ris and tho French Nation Manning for
Fight-A Prim-Bismarck Intrigus-ssFranco
to the Rhinc or Prussia In France''-Priu,
and tho Hohenxollern-NIIlItary Activity ON
Both Sides-The Paris Press and French
Legslnture-Duke de Gram n,onts Speech.
PARIS. July 8, 1870.
We are all pugnacously inclined and are getting
ourselves into first rate lighting order with the least
possible delay. The all-engrossing topic OF conver.
sation ls the Prlm.Bismarck intrigue. On the
Bourse In the clubs and in the cafes. on the boule
wards and at the Bots, people gesticuate look indg
nant and belhcose, and your ears are greeted, 20
where you will, with q continued buzz Of which you
can detect the words Bismarck, PrIm, Prussia
Spain, Hohenzollern, war, Napoleon, william and
the honor OF France. This is letting OF the steam Of
animosity which has for many long day existed be.
tween Prussia and France and although 1t Is to the
interest OF all that peace should be preserved set
tlement Of the III feeling by force OF arms would not
be dstasteful to either nation. NJ. olivier is ro
ported 10 have said that within few months
France would either possess the Rhine or Prussia
would have Francen That the Prime Minister ever
made use Of the expression do not believe; but
the invention shows the state OF popular feeling.
The Madrid journals turn the nomination OF the
Prussian Prince candidate for the throne of Spain
into ridicule 1t is true; but authorized to state
In the most formal manner that, notwithstanding
the decided declaration made In the Corps LGgslatir
determined to support the candidature Of the Prince
Hohcnzollern. This fact Is Of most serious impor-
tsnCej for, should the Cortes vote In favor Of the
The New York herald., 1870-07-22
THE WAR NEWS N WisnisGrOy.

France Refuses 10 Exempt German Mail
Steamers from Seizurc-The American
Squadron in European Waters to be
strengthened.
As precautionary measure, and In view Of any
contingencies that may arse, the Navy Department
hal determined TO despatch three or four Of the
best vessels Of war TO strengthen the United States
squadron on the European station. There are
only about half q dozen OF our vessels now In
European waters, and they are 80 widely scat
tered 3s - be in q great degree useless
for the protection OF American shipping in case of
any difficulty. One OF the vessels which il Is COLI
templatedto send TO Europe has already sailed ana
the others will be despatched as soon as they can
be got ready for sea. IL may be stated that th Q
government is not IN possession of any informant on
that would indicate trouble to American mcrcha mt
vessels in Europe, but it rs deemed best to have
large force there not that there trouble on hand
Baron Gerolt this evening received the following
answer from the French government, sent to The De-
partment Of State.
The French government refuses 10 exempt the
North German steamers from capture, except LbOse
at sea, Ignorant OF the war, which may French
ports.
The Baron Immediately telegraphed the above 10
the Consul General OF North Germany at New York.
The New York herald., 1870-07-22
NEW HERALD FRIDAY JULY o. ls7o-TRlpLE SHEET

war between France ana Prussia as Goods inter-
vention to cheek Pr0testantism.n
The Emperor has remained at st. Cloud all day.
He VIII come 10 Paris tomorrow to receive the
Corps Leglsauf at The Tuieres President Schneider
VIII on that occasion make protcstaton OF the de-
voton Of the representatives OF the country for the
dynasty and the national cause.
La Li6e,te says the government has decided 10
dissolve the Corps Legislatif II the members should
MAKE too strong an opp0sItiyn to the closing Of the
session.
The same paper states that the French govern
ment asked the Baden Cabinet whether, In case Of
hostility, they should permit the use OF explosive
bullets, and notified them that should they do SO
France would not hesitate to follow their example
The answer OF the Baden Cabinet was "that they
never intended 10 resort to such q method Of war;
fare.n
The Bank Of France In order to stop the dcporta
ton OF gold, has commenced to pay notes halr in
gold and half In silver.
The metallic reserve Of the Bank OF France has
decreased so,Ooo ooof. during the week ending last
night
The New York herald., 1870-07-22
AUSTRIA.

Neutral b"s Wntcbfnl-Whst VIII Russia
Dot
BRUSSELS, July 81, 1870.
Council OF Ministers was held at Vienna ycster.
day, at which 1t was resolved that Austria Should
maintain position Of watchful neutrality.
The Austrian government is buying horses and
accnmulatng supplies. Her Interior policy Is de-
pendent on that Of the Gear.