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New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

u... tho extraneous work known as the =" Oriental
order Of Humanity" but does not nierdet tns
", VI i IL yo,cJ fhat brother who has Decn elecn ~
~ whcrsbn ON the deposit Of card. may dcnahu Lle
return OF his card, provided no mas no' sihHo o "A
stitution. %, r,uo,sb,, into the.
west Indies was referred 20 the Grand Sre speeDi
Committee was appointed TO prepare new funeral ger
vice Some important changes IN tho ahwrien & wStA %
were made at the secret session, one OF ten oeR
signed 10 facilitate members in recognizing eoh other
The subject of changing the degrees OF suboIdinato
hodges as To lessen their number and render them more
popular was referred 10 the Legislative Commtte The
Grand Lodge will probably adjourn sine dc tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

0swkoo Sept 21Pour and unchanged sales LOO bb at
f6 23 for No SPRING 81 IS for Amber Winter ~ 90 Tor "he
Ss 70 for Double Bra Whss dn sales ego bush rev 10
Chicago bush Red Wabash At 81 70 con
quiet nomna see Oats quiet At ~ ds'c for western barley
quie, dropping Up Lake Canada held VI h kye nominal
Peas Corn Meal 81 for Bolted 10 ior uneosd y
cwt hd unehanged Shorts $40 shpsnfs $3.50 80 Mdihags
&50d $39 Canal Frghs ic higher Wheat &C.
Corn 1lc Oats siG Barley &c Rye 7 TO Nss iSai lsme
SJ - 10 the HUDSON Newlok Railroad Freight fon 70
Nes York tac Albany t6e to Boston 6 Grain and Mlieed
Boston SC Newlork ~ S0i to Abany - W v tan
ake Wheat 500 bush Oats 60 80 nu Bar
ley and 90 feet Lumber Canal EIpors9 100 bush Wheat so
90 bush Barley Lumber Ia co coo bush Wheat
9i coo bush Corn bush Os l5 0O bush barley ~ 20 bash
Rye The ~ rain the Canal nom Buao and o
teday Wheat Az 90 bul Con-, ~. o bush
OaI R3 600 bush Barley 90 OO0 bush Rye
ALsAr, n u SEPT 21-N heAt-AOhng dong Rye tgi' Sni
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b. eame torr nnd nccopted in bricf appr0prla'e "n

/
interesting speech. -, ,he following
,csonops which the Convention unanimTasy to
whereas 1t pleased az PMe,eSh e,ITlS2D b. Robertson Of
remove by death the Hon.
sr @ steady ssrSces SeSSsSn and y his regard for
faithful ana t ent tb constituency which he mas repre-
the hca me entitled TO the gratitude on ms oo"
ecntcd he Decasn,o s ,or himself an honorable fame
RSsore inst while in positions OF n Which he
trust u discbarged all the duties OF lie as 10 hko
s Death calamity Of no ordinary himself Ia
sis friends that hs departure is an loss
R@soped That this Convention adourns 70 a1ep m ne
ted t fine family Of the deceased, and also pupnsheu
in the papers of the county.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
ALLEGED oUTRAGEs BY UNITED STATES SOL
DIERg

PRAvo CITY, Sept. 29.-FOrty United States
troops made raid this city last night and before the
police could rally TO check them, they broke into Alder
man Mers residence fired several shots into his bed
r0Om demolished the doors and windows, took him pris-
OneT and held bis for hour Passing mp the street,
they broke in the doors and windows Of the cooperative
and tore down the sign They next attacked the
house OF Councillor Mcdonald who from home,
petey demolished every door aud window on the second
noor sacked the house Alderman Sheets residence
narrowly escaped the fate. They then proceeded
TO the meeting house, broke In the shutters, and
attempted To burn the building. They were armed with
u breachoaders with bayonet and revolvcrs and dur
ing the raid they captured several citizens and severely
beat and bayoneted them before they could escape
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
NEGROES oNITHE CARs-THE IRON MOUNTAIN
RAILROAD.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR IL has become common practice for
disrepuable negroes ride in and disturb travellers
and being put out 10 collude with low lawyers in
bringing suits. There have been many such Tho
case YOU ade 10 Yesterday the Iron Mountain Road
In Missouri hagrant illustration of this prac tice
railroad company Ia bound 10 insure peace and
fort 10 white and black travellers alike The rules tho
Iron Mountain Road make discrimination To color
and any travelling that road will find the rules
comfort 10 be second 10 none IN the country neither
white black travellers allowed 10 carOuse ana
make themselves a nuisance 10 respectable people.
ii. q. MARQUASD, Vice PTeBident.
No ~ VAL a.. NeU- York. Sept. %. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

ELTON Now Ready;
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
i BOOK On THE PEAR
An illustrated EorS. entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT
BrP T. QUINN
pr,e Horticulturs for uceessf grover Tears
The subject anpy and thoroughly Eeaiss Hsas Co
following hes's
VARIETIES;
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THE SOIL,
DISTANCE APART;
SELECTING TREES
DwARFs AND STANDARDS;
TIE OF PLANTING
PLANTING;
DIGGING TREES FROM THE NURSERY ROW AND PACKING
yARIETlEs TO PLANT
PRUNING;
AANURING AND MULCHIEGi
GATHERING FRUIT
MARKETISG PEARS;
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE;
PROPAG GlTIOS-BCDDING AND GRAFTINGi
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD RECORD.
Tb. Work will be found complete paede. for h. Pear
grower whether for pleasure or prost
One volume handsomely bound In cloth Pne s Sent free By
mail on receipt Of price. TIE TRIBUNE hEWf0RA
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HOME NEWS.
TIIR wRATIIKl

REMARKs-Yesterday, the 23d, was warm day, gen
orally sunny. The sky generally clear from md
night TO 10 D. m overspread with cerrocumulous clouds
times from y. 10 0 fine cloud scenery at 6O5 pm
PhenOmenaThe red aurora from TO AIN The poSitlo
for Sept 81 Of the l2th asterod phgena discovered
Sept 90 by Dr. C. H. f. Peters Director OF the Ltchield
Observatory OF Hamilton College, in the constea-
ton of Pisces also deg S. f. OF Beta Arcts Its AR
Ibo Dec, n, 100 lY.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
w ARINGs BOOKS FOR FARMERS.

THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE
"A BOOK FOR YOUNG PARMERs)
By GEo. E. wARISG JR
Formerly Agricultural Engineer Of the Central P.l
Author OF Draining for Profit and Draining for Bsala.
SECOND EDITION.
CAREFULLY REyIsRD)
THB PLANT. THE SOIL. AASURES
MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
ANALYSIS
The foregoing subjects al. plain simple ,rsu'ss
hat any farmers boy undsntand.
The book written By Successful practical arur and n a H-
form alton good adVes and sound doctrine.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
Sea. By NAL, poItpAA
Ab0, By shs sane author,
DRAINING FOR PROFIT
AND
DRAINING FOR HEALTH
ByGEo. (. wARIsG in.
Enginssr Of Draining Of Central Psri, Ss.-f'rs-
Land to Be Drained, and reasons shyi
Nov Drains act and how ,sey ,sses sAs Soil
Bow to lay out sy.sem Of fDraiHsi
Care Of Drsin, and Draiued Lssdi
Ho- to msie brsiu Tilesi
nsclsiIiss Sah M.nhssI
aoa.s Dnn,ss and TOwu Sewerage. and
PsoFusEIr ILLUSTRATED
sss By nal on receipt Of Pnss
EARTH CLOSETS
EARTH SEWAGE.
rb. Asreaqrs Dr..iRs g, prG1s ~
Dr.nas for Hs,A formerly Agricultural EasH'sf Of The
Is Illustrations los pp
WORK or THE GREATEST INTEREST TO ALL
PRICE 50 CENTS
Isar.- THE TRIBUNE,
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
POLITICAL.
rprpI1CAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
so.--or. .STE WART gs WOODFORD, Kings
A., gor,rror ~ isismund Hnufnann, KngG
W. Palmer, Duchess
Cenal Cor, qsl Ternl Absalopn Nelson, Ene
Cunal Com (Short TIM. Alex, Bnrkey, Washington
state Prtsra Inspector. John Parkhurst. Clinton.
Election Tuesday, Nov. -.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

Sess sr, ,eer-Wesern sse per busb.I Barley NOR.
I - IN * Ne 'rs = ems ssio., a bushels No lgss
No 2 abe ~ 49,.
s ,, ~ !, N III aior, Hat sYes Oo bob a., 1.
psyea ~ @ 9la s' :, 200. gsb ce,7o ssos N s M ny" bs, m
MEBPHfs, feiL ~ of'0n duI' al leis' ..,-. -.
"a Poh An Al 80 I'd en- ON ssser Oa's frrn
lltc; Sides, Hiul6lc - macon dulli hhool5ers
MLwAUEEg sept 5-Poar qsie. aaa v,s,.,.
No. MsaEtee 81 0tj No. AwsrIss What hes'yi
REJECTED 6Oc Oa quiet No 2 toc Bar!sT s, so'n fuet
unehar te Receipts 900 bt Pogr a4a 80 20 se Pregbu
ments 900 bbls Flour 81 bnsh. Wheat wheat seip
WILNISGsON. v. G.. Sept 23-FOtion-Eet ree.n.
I35 bales Exports eoasswe as halls Of u. -, Ne se.f
Stock hand 81 bales Market to-day nominal MssS % ~ he.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

SAILED.
Bark Charles Gnmm for Rotterdam.
NlND-SunSet, Light, s. W clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN steamship Mcclellan non Bsltroret
ship Prussia IRON Trapsni; bark Cnnel from Iquqae
FOREIGN PORTS.
QURsSSTowS Sept 21The steamshp Russia from EesYck s
Liverpool arrived 8 landed mails, &c, and proceeded
SEPT 23The ship ClsdeEb hence for Quebec has
leaking badly tha her cargo be discharged
MEMORANDA.
sctr With Of lee hor
Me sl remains sshore Nsuaynsett Pier L. and The
steamship Wm Cramp which be reIaned 10 Prov
Tuesday having filled pull of
Tie schr appears does
Anes Of the tides x steamship will
The schr H. Y. Cnda Pett and from Windsor " for
with plaster before reported of Chatham dinased
Hyanus inst BY shr Franklin
Of sunday and rode the waout further damage
West
hosd 2i by the wTeckng steamer John Fuller
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
afternoon submarine
boat her place the Boiler Rock detached portion or
which weighing still remained charge Of 5 pouuds
OF quala placed under anf the channel considered
perfect.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
Total. $50 1859 3,NO 1901 Il

The Helena Herald says The number of vacant houses
is 2,039 From July, when water gets low and great
deal Of mining closes, until Winter sets in large mum
Der Of leave their houses and go prospecting
The number Of persons living In families
is and sixsevenths Say that but two persons Oc
cupy each of the vacant houses and we have abb
sent population of 4OS which, added 10 the number Of
persons actually enroled20.5 .5S0-gves us population
of 2465s. The difference between the number of white
males and females is 172 What excuse can our young
give the ladies of Massachusetts, who Outnumber
the male population OF that state by 10000 for not inn
porting each bonnie lass The cOlored people do not
seem seek this northern climate numbering but in 1l5
Compared with the coored population, the Chinese
ten times more numerous. The table shows the latter
are mostly located in the three best mining cOuntes the
Territory. There but few Indians with their vaTi
degrees of adniXture living with the whites num-
bering hut 473 But 80 Of these Of unmixed blood
They arc generally old and poor and follow their chill
dren into their homes with white men,
The total population, classified as to races is as fol-
lows:
Negroes and OF mixed blood Observation-Disclosures. 179
Indians and mixed blood living among whites. 473
MOngOlan5 l93o
To this may be added the Indians living in
tribes, under charge Of Gen suly, Sup't.....1s,Ooo
az ba0
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
aGTf,RnAy svpr "a

Europe Queenown and Liverpool steamship
Br1ssss from Pier No o ~ r.. close al the P0Oice I'm
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made Pier No. g s.
aRl closes At 1880 D. IN. steamship sails Il N
SUNDAY. hEFT. 20
All Mails close to-day at ii o'clock Tie POs0nee open IRON
Ii
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
.tR.yy CATTLE HARKRT-s,y, >,

The cafile market opened @ oTl1g 20 lead hon IA, n H.,
veI this re OF nOter,ts n
butrherng so fully ny pce rcatd ast ghe nss
quaiue. sold fu7 e and n Instances b, live vaght
than last week; the bet n the msrset he6 s.s
flc. y n, and this pnee vas only realized f d. r1 @
OF heads On medium See'.. The ~.
depression f Only moderate bust ~, h1s far bee,
scied The trade is o~ and the market favor of The boV.
hh Cows and high Sled sauoly r.,
10 OF he demand and tie msrfet ras very dsh ssd
lower sheep are qnoel MY g. e o. and Lambs from edl.
OIL WEIGHT from that o At vek sheen lte selling At rom q a.
c. and Lnbs at from H1c 4 n. Hogs-Wh Ber-asd eps
the market dull w could bear Of sales Of Western and
Of state at %. a I0tcN p n.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE ST1TE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
fRAskPoRr Sept securities closed nFm rive isen
tee, 94i d94e for the issueof 1902.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
FRIDAYS WEATHER REpoRr-9Ar
-. .----

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun nses..... $40 sun es...... 55 Moon 40
Sandy Hook. TIL Isan.... 5jl Hell Gate 9ts
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE NINTH CENSUS.

COMPLETE RETURN OF MONTANA TERRITORY.
Whites Chinese.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF NBw-YORK ........................sept o.
s,.sm.hip,wincseer Jones Panama North Amee, so
Rio Jauro &C.; II C, Ncksson Nmngtop " Ci e. feiie-
smb Pt del5hs Be,ey Brewer Pbiephai EbLabsh Cuntf
Baumorei & n Farchd, Trout Philadelphia Sarah, Jones PAA-
shp-Tgvle,oary, Fowler AotVsrP s .,,.. s.,.o H..
gsg a!er endennps Gendennng LondOni Cesoeat Fsus
nei astsn \ S. Baaal.n Cameron dla.g9s Aurora ~eno
Btoa Spain; v'il gs Belle, ThomH, s. johns N IN n
LSepator bydubugh Newiaysn Luia4 Usdeh Porsv
Rec; IeS H1u Jones iDiaDoa and Laysee Samuel Soo-
feit Boson Clinton Porandi Crusade DAVIS Ne" a-''s
v coa5So.a Sasass MN. M2S ' IeCay o,~egoi G Adln-
osxego.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Stream, McCreeyy, Galveston sept u VIA hy "'
' sea as 1 asc Bell Bourne Richmond City Point and S'oA,
s,eaTsrp TaS volunteer Jones philadelphia ndse.
SUP Arissn, tn, Bremen a. asys mise aed pass
Bra @ en- m nPs p G e,tloits M1ta & g. B B das plaster
Brg cc'a, kuhine sanPs - - day. 90 so9es; nee ,,
Ia33 Ioisnaa Mac1rhy, Cette % DAYS sne
B Cessna Roeser Rio Granas do Sui q days hides and WOOL
scs & eIs- BFe % SSssRa as R9er. s e. s. daJs sp.e
s5 seiT SSpcN S, Gs1e Port cslsoa days coal
ser VIA ilgas it3s % MiE,'GfS m N s. s s,, e eS
ss s , Iye T. wdnors ToTey San Bias d.gs ooO.nu.
SIR Tionas P smith Brown, Roudoui iOr Boston.
scHOJSEKs-kISEK AND coAsrSEE
S, }s1 os, g...5ss T.@ ysfsir ss ,ais SaTs.a s;.a
NJ A. prelnorg Providence Phebe Blilabetb SsS Har,n-
fi1ais,h. Providence j. Borden Biiubethpot
c. l.. Hue Bi&beihFort y 6o9mhen' 5nnsSesPor' 5aSoP
Sarah Jane EhLhetlpOr- N1gura hhaoetnpoh
B,ack i.anoni, khLtIethp0r taAlr, bl1abeihPor-
r. s. Deem Elatet port. CYNTHIA Jane, bhza1ethpod
NJ " ssiR. FJy,i ietbrou. Dresien. EhEabethport
NIu,v Igs. Ei,s..t not
Wm r f...rr Eliza ethport. j. T. Potts BIIabehpor
Frse SION. FI abe.luor. : W. Ponder TaantOh
n Rarrs Fall River Minnesota, Nev. BedfOni
Iucy Hll. N e.edy Saie Burton, Stamford
L. 4. T. 4ring 4me. Cape Ann j. H. Gould PaSt1e2e-
J. G.. Chaw. IauniOn. Wnona Tauntop
A. Croc. er FaH RIVER J. ". Bell, Providence
Agnes S,onngton. +. ~ Tower, Bath
n. Cushrg Ihomason. Ann L. CARL EorhpoTt
Ciolien Raw, Stonr ybrook. Fanny Barney. Proydea-
Comet. Lauesvllos. Jos Marsh, BndgeporL
Helen g. King. Calais. q. W. kmbsN, ROckllgS
A Kingsltnd Banks Bamhan Portland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25

congregated 10 attend the races which commence
tomorrow and continue on Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday, Thursday being an Idle day. Tonight the
pool sellers busy at their different saiesrooms-
Underwood a McGowan at Raines billiard saloon,
In Baltimore street, aud Somerndyke at Guys
Hotel, both rooms being crowded with anxious
people who are DESTROYS OF investing their money
on their favorltes. -Four races are on the
programme for the opening day. the nrst being two
miles, over eight hurdles; the second the great ten
thousand match between Messrs. Denison Craw-
Day my stamps; the third the Dinner Party Stakes,
and the fourth AT mile heats three olds
IN tne hurdle race there Will be but two Starters
oystsrman. Jr., and Blddy Malone. The match race
VIII be walk over by Stamps, NarraQnn-
SET not being ft 10 start. In the Dinner
STAKES there VIII be seven starters OF the thirty
tries These are 4. q. Moore chestnut colt Foster
Mr. MOTHS chestnut nlly Remorseess Mr.. BelmOnt's
chestnht my flnesse. Mr.. Sanfords brown colt
Preakness, Mr. McGrath's bay nlly susan Ann, I. w.
Doswelps chestnut oily Ecliptlc aud Mr.. A. k Rich
ardy chestnut MY Ida Grisson. This will be
Foster ~ the winner. The mile heats mas eight en-
tries, comprising Hilarity. 0rtoan, Hanover Mozart
Dennis Burns Lady Petry and Ensign. This Will be
q very doubtful affair.
early part OF the evenlng:Foster sold for S206 Re-
morseless, $45; Fnesse, $50; Ecliptic S25: Lida
Grlss0n, 40; Preakness, SIS, and Susan Ann. IS.
In the mile heat race Lady Petry brought as nrst
Burns. IS; Ortolan, $780,; Hiarity. $40; In
gign, SIS, and Hanover, S. The pool sellers after.
wards sold four separately and the others az neid.
In the hurdle race Oysterman, Jv sold for 500 and
Biddy Malone brought only $50, Notwithstanding
thar she beat him At Jerome Park In the steeple
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Messrs. Bangs Merwin sold at auction last even.
ing the nrst two headings-"Amerlcan aod "Hls.
toryn-ln Richard Grant Whites rare and beautiful
collection OF valuable works. Bidding for many VI
the books was quite spirited the highest priced hav.
ing been purchased mainly by Mr.. Fellows Tho
tory OF the Union Of the two Houses Of York and
Lancaster together with the Acts OF the Princes OF
both houses, from the times Of Henry Nv. TO Henry
Nlll which sold for Sos. Two correspondence
copies owned In Great Britain by Colonel Sta.hcs =
aud Mr.. Heathcoe, sold some time ago for s'52 snd
SIG, gold. STRUTS sports and Rac' s the
People ~ England br0ug 10, ana another copy
he same. not 20 ftcny bound, 81. STAT
fords Co. r. .e.u.i OF Complaints of Citizens
In his days~-a strong free trade TREATISE
attributed at the time t15SlI to Shakespeare
brought $40. Smectons Old English Tracts. $40;
Renees Impressions OF the Manners and
Characters OF the people Of the Seventeenth Gen.
tury illustrated oy the DE Mazarn nieces. French,
81; The History OF the Sea, French, 50 90: King
johns Magma Charta, -; the Red Book, French
1879 to influence the people against their rulers by
SHOWING now they were robbed and taxed to nav
secret pensions TO female favurltes OF kings and
mobiles, SIS; Raphael uollinshed's Chronicles OF
Great Britain and Ireland, $40; Heraldic Anomalies
So; humphreys Illuminated illustrations oil Frois.
sart az selected from has manuscripts III the Royal
Library IN Paris. SIS; Froissart's Chronicles OF
France SIT; Clark ) Annotations or julius Cesar's
works, $l2 DO. These are among the rarest and
most valuable books SOLD last night and the prices
gwen are per Volume. a line selection VI novels,
tales ronances, AS., WIN be offered AZ this
"a leTnool-
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To-day is the first OF the october trotting meeting
at Fleetwood Park 1t promises to be brilliant
one inasmuch as II will be the last OF the
year, and the entries are numerous and the
horses wen matched In the matter Of speed.
The initial event Is purse Of $500, for
all horses that have never trottcu better
than three minutes; $500 TO the first, $50 to the
second and $50 TO the third mile heats best three in
1ve in harness. For this there arc entered Mr. Ro-
denis Amanda Park formerly Inlet, H. J. Beach's
gray Relding Jack, NJ. l.. Motifs brown stallion In.
dependent, y. Truesdell's gray gelding Lottery J.
Rogers brown mare Pownal Mare, John Murphys
brown gelding James IL. Coleman, John Ioyett,s
chestnut stallion Toronto Chief Jr Pierce Hayden,s
brown geldlng NJ. I. Brennan, Dan Mace's brown
gelding Hank, y. l.. Halls bay stallion Lincoln W.
+. Weeks black gelding Eight Bells, and a. 1.
Fleets gray gelding st. Elmo.
Last night there gathered at Reillys. corner OF
Broadway and Twenty-elghth street, q lai 10 ,1mber
OF the betting fraternity, who speculaled "a their
satisfaction upon Tits race. Messrs. M Z. nd
Johnson presided at The pool box, an !. ing
pools sold Will give an excellent y =. .ilc feeling
"a Ixxt IA
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY Is l87o-YRlPLE

This city was evacuated yesterday. The siege OF
Laferte has been also abandoned The corps under
the Duke OF Meckenburg Is returning to Paris.
NUMEROUS DEsERTERs FROM METZ.
The deserters from Metz are 30 numerous that the
Prussian commander before that city has been CON-
PEELED to issue orders declining to admit them
within the Prussian lines
NO FRENCH WAR VESSELS SEEN ON THE GERMAN
COAST.
A telegram from Berlin, dated to-day states that
the steamships westphalia and Cmbria, Of the
Hamburg American Packet Company, have ar
rived at Hamburg safely. The French story
OF the capture OF the German steamers
does not refer to this line. The oficers OF
the above named steamers report that they
encountered no French vessels on the German
coast or elsewhere on the voyage. The Thurlnga
VIII leave Hamburg on Wednesday, the Westphala
and Cimbra following. Commerce TO German ports
seems TO be "a safe ever as the French fleet has
apparently Withdrawn to Havre and other French
har00rs.
FRENCH NAVAL CAPTURES.
II IS asserted vaguely that the French have cap.
tured and taken into the port Of Dunkrk three large
German steamers
AUTINY or THE soIssoNs PRISONERS.
mutiny among the Scissors prisoners ted
IN boodshed. Seven Mobiles were killed and three
wounded.
NAPOLEON NOT RICH.
IL ID SAID there Is no evidence In existence OF Ma
poieon having accumulated vast private fortune.
THE FRENCH LOAN IN LONDON.
the stock market, which was buoy ant with the
hope Of peace this msrning, was checked at noon In
Its advance by the Introduction on the London Elk.
change OF French loan OF ten millions sterlinR
This loan has been taken In hand by the American
house OF J. j. y. Morgan Co.. the successors OF Mr.
Peabody There Ia little doubt that It will be taken
up, and it cannot be taken up without disspating
the expectations OF those who look to see peace
made by the sacrifice OF France TO discrediled
dynasty.
INDIFFERENCE OF COUNT BISMARCK TO THE ENGLISH
The correspondent OF the Standard to-day vi
clousy notes the eagerness OF Count Bismarck to
oblige the American officers, the Ambulance Corps
and the people OF the United States while totally
Indifferent to anything English.
LIBERAL DONATION.
The German army now investing Paris have ap-
propriated one days pay to the fund for the relief
OF the sick and wounded. The amount thus col
lected aggregates about half million thalers
SEVERAL WAR NOTES
The London Times this morning In an editorial
praises the courage displayed by the Prussian
landwehr before Mont dc valerien on the 22d In st.
NJ Miranda the editor or the Paris Gaul0ts has
been arrested near Versailles by the Prussians.
The Telegraph is confident that the proposed
French loan win be eagerly taken here.
On the 20th inst. the bombardment OF Dyon was
begun by the Fourteenth German army corps bu,
with no result Of Importance SO far.