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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-31
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Evening star., 1870-02-10

Paris Quiet-Hundreds of Rioters Arrested The
Editors Of the Mdrseildise all Under Arrest-An
Outbreak 1T Adsseilles.
Paris was still tranquil at eight o'clock last
evening, and a strong police force was patrol.ing
the streets. Many workshops were closed yes
terday. Hundreds of rieters have been arrested.
Several were wounded, mainly i'm conflicts with
the police, and it is reported some were killed.
The Marseillaise did not appear yesterday. ALI
ers. One Of the editors Of the Rappel was also
arrested for the same offense. The ministers
remained at the headquarters of the police all
Tuesday night. The Paris papers have the fol-
lowing details Of the distur Dances which oc-
CURED Tuesday night: There had been much
excitement among the people during the day,
which eliminated about midnight i'm new out
breaks. These were not confined to one locality,
nor were they on the scene of those sup
and Belleville, but nearer the centre Of the city,
and only few squares from the Palais Royal.
New and stronger barricades were thrown up
and tenaciously defended. The police attacked
several Of these, but were quickly driven off.
The military forces were then brought into re-
quisition, which, as on the day previous, carried
al the barricades without firing on the crowd.
There seems to be hesitation on the part both of
the troops and the rioters to resort to the use of
firearms. Strong detachments of police have
been placed on all the bOulevards, with orders
to forcibly disperse all crowds.
crowd OF several hundred persons gathered
In Marseilles Tuesday night and Kissed and In
other ways insulted the police and gems d'armes
They were summoned to disperse, but refused to
DO SO. The police then charged ON them, and
made large number Of arrests. After the ex-
animation Of the prisoners yesterday morning
only 30 were remanded to prison.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
Dry Goods.

Prices have been well maintained. and tl,a
tendency has been toward higher rates Ina
standard cottons, greatly TO the relief of some
purchasers who lad laid i'm a heavy stock i'm an
ucipation OF rke. The reports of good collec-
tons from the interior, and the great ease of the
money market, have had an essential effect upon
prices. Cottons are not i'm excessive supply: but
the declining value of the raw material must
prevent any speculative movement for higher
rates. The receipts OF cotton at the southern
ports continue large and promise TO carry up the
product of 1869 to full three million bales.
Nooilen goods arc generally in better demand.
Prices are sitter ON desirable STYLES Of cloths.
In unbleached sheetings and shirtings the
business has improved moderately, and standard
makes have advanced about \ cent yard, and
are nrmiy held at an advance. Bleached shirt
inSs and sheetings are less active than brown
goods; prices are barely steady, but an advance
ls looked for a. the season opens. Denims and
cottonades are rather more active, and prices
may be quoted at an advance on last weeks
sales OF about l cent yard. Printing cloths i'm
the gray are comparatively inactive, sales being
confined chiefly to the requirements of printers
Tor immediate use. Eight cents is about the top
OF the maI ket for Ga standard quality.
In prints there il a fair business doing for the
season, and prices are without quotable change.
Sprague's new light fancies are quoted az liz
Ia l2k cents, less { per cent. thirty davs. the
usual conditions; Manchesters. ~ !. for medium
and !. ght fancy; Lodi, Ilk; Gold Medal, I0K
The demane Tor ginghams has been more spir-
tcd, and the early sales have pretty well cleaned
out the supply from first hands Printed lawns
and percales are i'm good supply, but the season
tashCt eoo cdAis "a ecOu utmdnu. Ine new
styles are generally satisfactory. but the sales
are too small yet to establish prices firmly.
here Is an increasing demand for muslin de-
attention.
Seasonable wOollens are doing better, and
there Is an Increased demand for black cloths
Tor the spring trade. CaSsimeres and satinets
are IN moderate demand only. Fancy cassimers
and hne grades are selling fairly. and the mar
Ret is dull for the lower grades. Satinets sell
Mose I ifeeIy, but they are only moderately ac-
N-1Na1t- a. .saf,.
1ip-tops No. sell al 30 cents, and No. 3 az s..
kentucky jeans arc dun, and prices are nomi-
nu. richmond ieans are quoted at %. cents.
Flannels are without change the demand being
connned 10 orders to keep up assortments.
American linens are steady. Stock Company's
untleached crash is quoted at IS cents for j7-
inch and Il cents for 20-inch. United States
Company's crash is held at II and y cents
foM months, for narrow, and l2. I3 for wide
dry goods are thus far on limited scale.-N y
Independent, 10tk.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

OP1ATEs FOR CHILDREN.-A letter from n
druggist Is published i'm the New York World.
which calls attention TO the enormous sale of a
preparation known as soothing syrupD Avn
analysis OF which is alleged 20 detect large per
centage OF morphine, and from which several
cases OF narcotic poisoning have been reported
I'm medical periodicals of high authority IL Is
aNerred that not only are children proportion
atciy less tolerant than adults of the action of
oplates, but that in them the operation OF these
drugs is exceedingly capricious and uncertain:
ana hence medical writers are unanimous i'm
dnpressing the utmost caution in their admin
lsuatlon 10 the young. Hoffman states that
olhates are dangerous TO children. not ONLY i'm
their immediate effects, but as leading i'm some
instances, 10 permanent mental imbecility and
loss OF muscular power" and warns against the
popular custom of giving anodynes for slight
attacks Of collie or other pain. Trousseau as
serts that he has frequently seen infants poi
soned by dose Of wine OF opium, containing
not more than one-hundredth Of a grain OF
opium. Hundreds of cases are recorded in
which children, ranging in age from a few days
TO year or more, have been fatally poisoned by
preparations containing opiates, and thousands
OF older inyallds are suffering the CONSEQUENCES
OF a drugged infancy. Self-indulgent parents.
or unprincipled nurses may quiet fretfu chill
dren with plain paregoric or disguised carmina-
uyes and soothing syrups, but the desired end is
purchased at fearful risk. The World sug-
gests that IL would be well il the compOunders
of all "patent medicines" whether Intended
for children or for grown people, were forced by
law to print upon the label of every box or bot
tie of their wares the names ami proportions of
the different ingredients, In order that the pur-
chaser might judge for himself, or ascertain
from proper authority, whether they were de-
void OF danger.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

The ASSASSINATION OF AMERICANS IN HA-
vANA.-The declarations Of Harry X. Foster,
Hugh johnson and Gardner Wells, Americans,
who were attacked In Havana by an unknown
man, were taken before the American Consul
General They all agree in qualifying the as
sassination Of Isaac Greenwald as most inhu-
man and without cause. Greenwald was buried
Monday, but on Tuesday the body was exhumed
for the purpose of embalming 1t. The corpse
will be forwarded to New York. After the as
sassn had shot Greenwald u mob assembled and
commenced beating Greenwald's body and the
wounded men, shouting Kill the insurgents'
Harry Foster Is not expected to recover
johnson appeared better yesterday. No one
has yet been arrested.
These four young men were sent to Havana
by the firm Of Lanman & Kemp, OF New York,
for the purpose Of opening branch house In
that place. They have all been in the employ
Of the firm for some years, says the New York
Commercial, and have always had the greatest
confidence reposed In them. They are all mar
ried, with the exception of Foster, who is q
young man, and nephew Of Mr.. Kemp. Their
families reside in New York. Mr.. Isaac Green
wald, who wss killed was German, and leaves
q wife and seven small children. Mr.. Kemp has
50 far done all In his power to learn the partcu-
lars Of the affair and to attend TO the sunerings
Of his agents, but mp TO the present time nothing
more definite than already related has been as
certained. The Spanish authorities are after
the murderer, and his capture u expected.
President Grant has ordered . thorough tnvesti-
cation Of the affair.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

The New York money market continues 10
work easily, with four 20 SIX the range OF rates
on call loans. Commercial paper sells readily;
choice acceptances running from two 90 four
months nj sin per cent. and good acceptanceS
Tuniang longer at seven and eight per cent
SINGLE names are qnoted at seven, upwards ac-
cordlng 10 the grade.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
TBy Cahlel
The Markets To-Day.
7siecrdpked Erciusir,iv % ne Erenf.o 0a,

BALTIMORE, Feb. i0.-Cotton nominal az 2iE .
Ftour duh and weak; Howard street superfine
s4b2k ass; do. extra, s5.l2 aSf; do. family S6 IS
S5-5oaSs.25; do. family, s6.75ass..5: Western sn,
perhne, Si.62 ass; do. extra. s5.25aS5.s5: DO.
family, S62JaS6.15. Wheat firmer and advanced
&c; fennsyly lyania red, Si-23. Corn, supply light;
white, S3sSsc-; yellow, 98a95c.. Oats steady at
5sa5ic. Rye quiet at 9ocasl. Provisions un-
changed. Whisky quiet and stock scarce at ss
as.oc.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10.-Nirginia 6's, old, 81 X
bid, 5lA asked; do, coupon. old. 62k asked; do.
new, GS asked. North Carolinss, new, q asked.
NEw YORK, Feb. 10.-Stocks hrm. Money
easy at 5a6 per cent. Exchange, long, .; short,
s.; Gold, 20x. Bonds, 1ss2, coupon. n.I5 Z. vir-
glnia skies, ex-coupon, 62S; new, o.. North
Carolinas, old, a.; new, 25s.
New YORK, Feb. lo.-Flour steady Wheat
less active and unchanged. Corn dali
Evening star., 1870-02-10

NAVAL ORDERs.-Captain James NJ. Frailey,
U. s. N, has been ordered to special duty at
Philadelphia connected with the shipment of
coal for the navy.
Lieut.. Commander F. j. Naile has been or
dered to report to Commodore s. p. Lee, Chief
Signal Officer Of the Navy, for duty.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

THE CADETsHIP SALES sINvEsTIGATION.-The
House Committee on Military Affairs yester-
day commenced the investigation of the alleged
sale of Cadetships at West Point and the Naval
Academy. One witness was examined, and a
subcommittee, consisting Of Messrs. Logan, Slo-
cum and StoughtOn, appointed to prosecute the
investigation. The witnesses will all be sworn
to secrecy, and the members of the Committee
also pledge themselves to secrecy.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
Robbed His Employers.
Tslegrophed Exclusively to The Epenino .Sar

Ietegrdphed E1clusirely to The Epening Star.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Joseph NJ. Clarke, a cut
ter i'm the Wholesale clothing house of Moore.
LOomis x Co., has been arrested for robbing his
employers of goods to a large amount The
value of the goods taken is not known. -Four
thousand dollars worth have been recovered.
He was considered one OF the best men in the
establishment.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
PARIS TRANQUIL.
The Police and Military Masters of
the Situation.

PARIs, Feb. 10, noon.-There was consider
able excitement among the people during yes
terday and last evening. The police wer, active
in dispensing crowds here and there, but no out
break occurred. Many arrests have been made
The military were also out in force. but their
services were net needed. By two o'clock this
morning the streets were nearly as quiet as
usual, and at this hour the city is perfectly tran
Gull.
PARIS. Feb. 1o4 p. M.-The amount of
bnllon in the Bank of France has increased
1,eCO,GC francs during the week.
The city is quiet Armed police are patroling
the quarter lately occupied by the rioters.
Gustave Flourens has not yet been arrested.
He is said to have fed to Belgium.
The grand ball at the Tuilleries, announced
for last evening, was postponed on account OF
the disorders. The vigilance of the Government
authorities is by no means abated.
Troops are near at hand which can be con-
cSntrated at given point at the shortest
notice.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
WASHINGTON d. c. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. Tw

NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent to the
Senate this afternoon the nominations Of
Charles Clayton to be Surveyor of Customs at
San Francisco, CAL, and Samuel Guthrie to be
Supervising Inspector lst district.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

ing from excessive perspiration OF the feet,
evinced in the softening and peeling on OF the
outer skin especially between the toes), q Ger
epidermis is converted into q kind of leather.
without obstructing the pores, through which
the perspiration still passes readily
Evening star., 1870-02-10

~ The last Ohio Legislature passed a cruel
law forbidding young men and women under
twenty-one years Of age TO enter the matrimo-
nial state without parental consent. Many who
voted for the bill were elected 70 stay at homo
this year, and the new Legislature viii allow
girls to have their own way in selecting their
companions at the age Of eighteen. The new
Legislature is very popular.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

PAYMAsTER THOMAS G. MAsTEN, u. s. N,
recently on duty at Norfolk, Va, as Inspector
of Provisions, has been dismissed the service,
in accordance with the sentence of a court
martial before which he was tried for neglect Of
duty, dsobedience of orders, SC.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

STRENUOUS EFFORTS are being made to effect
revocation of the order issued from the War
Department on Tuesday, transferring certain
officers from this city to other stations, and both
the President and Secretary of War are be-
sieged with applications to revoke portions of
the order relating to some of the officers and
allow them to remain on duty here.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

VISIT TO RICHMoND.-This morning about
twenty members of Congress left on the South
ern train bound for Richmond, to visit the Legis-
lature and the points OF interest about that his
torical city.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Indian Fights, Failure Of Crops, DC.

7elegrdphed Exciusirely to The Erening Star.
NEW YORK, Feb 1O.-The steamship Alaska.
from Aspinwall on the LIST instant, brings sS3 900
in treasure from California.
Guatemala dates to the 31st Of December state
that the revolution Is fast dying out, and has
assumed only slight Importance.
Nicaragua advices state the coffee crop is an
entire failure.
A rising Of Indians in the interior Of Bolivia
has taken place. The town of HuaichO was cap
tured by them, and a Government force was
being sent against them. In battle which pre-
viously occurred it is reported that the Indians
and the troops lost each a hundred men.
A Lima letter Of January 21st states that the
umpire called in to decide the claim of Ruden
s. Co., which was in dispute between the
Peruvian and American members Of the CON-
mi soDs to adjust claims, has decided in favor
ct Ruden s. Co., the amount being nearly
500 OOO.
The gunboat Nyack sailed from Galapagos
for Callao on January 10Th.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

MR.. JAS. W. NIGHTINGALE, Of Iowa, has been
appointed tally clerk of the House Of Represen-
tatives, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig
nation of Col. R.U. Sherman, which took effect
on the LIST Of January.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

~ They tell how a cruel father i'm New Al
bany, Ind, was not long ago outwitted by the
ardent lover Of his daughter. Knowing there
was a savage dog on the premises, the lover
the two TO lighting. While the old folks were
trying TO separate the combatiye beasts the girl
slipped ont the back door and was married TO
her devoted John.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

KINpLING WOOD.-By direction of the Secre
tary of War, kindling wood may hereafter form
part of the regular issue of fuel.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

2MR. EDWARD THORNTON, the British Minis
ter, was at the Navy Department to-day, and
informed Secretary Robson that the English
steamer Monarch would leave Portland, Me-,
on Sunday afternoon, for Annapolis.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
THE TERRITORIAL QUESTION

The TERRITORIAL QUEsTIoN.-The commit
tee appointed by Judge Fisher having charge of
framing bill for the government of the Dis
trict for presentation to Congress, of which Mr..
Riddle is chairman, has referred the question as
to the powers OF Congress to pass such an act to
sub-committee-Messrs. j. j. Coombs, w. s.
Cox, n. p. Chapman and w. H. Philip-who are
expected to report to the committee, and on the
acceptance of that report the committee will
Immediately proceed to draft q bill.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

GENERAL A. HI. TERRY, commanding Depart
ment Of the South, arrived here last evening,
having been summoned by the President and
General Sherman for consultation on affairs in
Georgia.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
Cardiff Giants Made to Order.
TeLegrdphed E1cIusireIy to The Ereninq Star.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-H. Sale and Fred Mohr
man publish card in the Chicago Tribune saw
ing that they are the makers of the Cardih
Giant, and are ready to make any number 70
order. They claim an interest in the present
giant.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
ENGLISH ITEMS.

Inc ImtefeSt On COnSOIs-The Tunes
ON Emigration to Camada-War
Steamer to be Sold, &c.
Telcgraphed Ezclssirely to The Evening Star.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-A bill has been prepared
which will be submitted to Parliament at an
early day, for making the interest on consols
payable quarterly.
The Times this morning opposes the Govern
ment proposition for promoting emigration to
Canada.
The Admiralty Office will sell number of
war steamers, at Lloyd's, at the close Of Febru-
ary.
There is active speculation in telegraph shares
in commercial quarters.
The English Government has declined to
promise reduction in tobacco duties, as re-
quested by the delegation.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

TIE METHODIST Book CoNcERN-Prooress of
TIE Envestigation.-The Book Committee Of the
NJ. e. Church continue TO hold daily sessions % as
the headquarters, No. 606 Broadway, New York.
and are still occupied with the Investigation of
the alleged frauds in the publishing establish
at the former examination was Concluded. new
witnesses were summoned, but their Testimony
does not differ materially from that aiready
ELECTED. 1t 10 expected that the investigation
will be completed and the result eiyen 70 the
public In the course Of the present week
Evening star., 1870-02-10

PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.-Although the
anthracite coal trade is reported dull, the tom
mage of last week reached Dos, Isl tons, against
2h5, 40 tons the preceding week, an increase Of
2aC6 tons; and for the coal year 3D., 6,Sli, tons,
against LOSS, 40 TO the same date i'm 1869, an
increase Of 2e1 ,04l tons. There has been no adj
Justment Of "basis" in the mining regions,
and trade is LEFT pretty much 70 individual ar
rangements between operators and miners.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

RESIGNATION AcCEPTED.-Secretary Robson
has accepted the resignation of Paymaster
Charles w. Hassler, U. 3. N.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

THE ILLINOIS sooIABLE to- night will undoubt
edly be pleasant affair.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

The partial strike in fhs R,o.a ,ro,, ~
luminous coal mines 3. PennerIxsn;s ,est o
muse ana tne men are all Ct work aeain.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
NEw YoRK-FfRsT BoARp.

By B0nkers,' Brokers, and CommercsaI Lsnes of
Te'e2rapAJ
Lewis johnson & co. quote stocks aud bonds
In home and foreign markets as follow:
NEw YORK, Feb. iO.-No stock repart. GAIA
1@IaA.
BY Cable.l
LoSDoN, Feb. 10, II n. m--Consols Tor money
ssjsi IonsOls Tor account, ~ -. Bond firm: 81
); %. COZ; %, s5S; l0-i9's, sia; Erie, p,
llli-ois. lioS, excited. Stocks quiet.
PARIS, Al a. m.-Rentes opened s3f 4ar
LiNkRPooL, n a. m.-Cotton market orens
I'm aud steady. Middling UpiaAsls. n !; Mid
ding Orleans, II AHA. Sales 1900 bales.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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HARMLESS, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
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untarnshed reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY all Druggists. Applied at Is Bond street,
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Evening star., 1870-02-10
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s277,7e3
Evening star., 1870-02-10
The Monarch Coming to Anna polls
Tsleardnhed ErcLal sireIa q I1e Euensua

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 10.-It is announced
that Captain Commerell has received permission
to take the Monarch to Annapolis, and that she
may call at New York on the way.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

The ROYAL FUGIrIvr-The Archduchess
Elizabeth Of Austria, who, according to the
cable has fed to America, is q second cousin of
the Emperor Francis Joseph. She was born In
1881, and has been twice married, her present
husband being Archduke Charles Ferdinand,
her cousin, by whom she has had four children,
three sons and a daughter. The Archduchess
and sso to be in dserace ~ court M having Sesn
forbidden, it Is asserted, to appear st the impe-
rial leyeee.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

SAn advertisement OF go small sewing ma
chine" for one dollar, was answered by young
man in Maine, who received in return for his
dollar sh0emaker's awl, worth about fifteen
cents.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
Arrived Ont.

Telcgrdphed Ezclusirely to The Evening Star.
LONDONDERRY, Feb. 10.-The Nova Scotia
from Portland, has arrived.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

A SOUTHERN CALL--The Macon Teleoraph
calls upon the discharged government empio-
yes and those persons who are advertising for
situations In the New York-papers 20 come
you want situations, here they are BY the thous-
ands.n
Evening star., 1870-02-10

GENERAL JAMES NJ. Comfy, nominated by
the President yesterday as Postmaster at CO.
lumbus, is the editor of the Ohio State Journal
one of the foremost, it is one OF the spiciest,
Republican papers in the West. He also per-
formed conspicuous and heroic service for the
country in the Union army, bearing an hOnora-
bic part in the brilliant battles of Berryville,
Opequan, Fishers Hill, and Cedar Creek, in
Sheridan's famous campaign in the Valley of
Virginia. His confirmation by the Senate is re-
garded as fOregOne conclusion.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

IeVupneu E1cIUst0ey 70 Inc Euentng StdT.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Feb. 10.-Ismael Pasha
the NicerOy of Egypt, has sent to the Sublime
Porte bill for the construction of irOn-clads,
but detains the vessels.
Evening star., 1870-02-10
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Evening star., 1870-02-10
The Ecumemical Council.
ze[eQrdpkkd Exclusipelu f0 Tie Eneninn &YaS.

ROME, Feb. 10-The Ecumenical Council is
delayed with petitions from the Gallican clergy
fayoring the dogma Of Papal infallibility.