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New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

THE PRUSSIANs IMPROVING THEIR COMMUNICA-
TIONS-AFFAIRs IN PARIs-A RUSSIAN MILL
TARY AGENT FORBIDDEN TO LEAVE TIE
CITY-THE PRUSSIAN LOAN.
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. -. 1870.
The Prussans have reopened the Paris and Stras
bourg Railway to Chelles, ten miles east of Paris
They completed new road around the tunnel near
Chelles, which had been destroyed by the French
and now the facilities FOR transporting reinforce
ments and supplies to the army besieging Paris are
vastly increased.
The latest Paris journals bear witness TO the pacific
disposition of the people, who they say de-
nounce the obstinacy Of the Tours government A
dispatch has been received here from Berlin,
announcing that Prince Witgensten, the
Russian military agent in Paris, has been for
hidden by Gen. Trochu to leave the city, for fear he
will betray its desperate condition. The Corporation
of Trinity College Dublin, have petitoned the Brit
ish Government to interpOse and save the literary,
art, and scientific collections in Paris from destruc
ton.
A Committee of the English bankers held a meet
ing last night and resolved to offer to take the entire
new loan of 1OOOOOOOO thalers just authorized by the
North German Parliament. OF tie new lOan 50,000,-
600 thaers are to be issued in dollar and pound bonds
The ConsOrtium has made bids for 5l,OO00O0 OF the
loan; and pending their consideration the remainder
is offered at 95.
BY the provisions Of the now North German con-
sttution Prussia has II out of the 81 votes to be cast
by the Confederation. From this fact il is generally
inferred the future policy of Germany will be peace
Citizens of France are not permitted to pass
through Switzerland to join the French armies.
The German manufacturers will hold convention
at Mannheim early next month, TO consider the com
mercial changes required by the annexation of
Alsace and Lorraine.
The French man-of-war Talsman has been seen
cruising in the track of the German steamer sailing
from New-Orleans to Bremen, via Havana.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

lost 1000 iii killed and wounded and 700 in pris-
Oners."
The Prusslan loss was comparatively unimportant.
The Duke of MeCklenburg- -Schwerin is near lie
Mans, where there is French force of 81 600 men.
Jaures has been appointed to the command of the
army lately under K6ratry.
Official dispatches from Gen. Won Werder confirm
the reports of the defeat of the Garbaldans at Pas
ques on Saturday last, and their disorderly flight
Gen. Van Werder followed up his success the next
day by turning the position to which the French
had retreated, falling their rear and inficing
loss of about 400 killed The French retreated in two
directions. The Prussian losses did not exceed so
killed.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
CUBA.


A DISTINGUISHED SPANISH OFFICER CAPTURED
-CHRIsTOBAL MENDIOLEA TAKEN PRISONER
BY THE sPANIARDs-AN AMERICAN SLAM
DERED.
HAVANA, Nov. 29-Col. Barrios Gen. Ca
vada's Cbief-ofsta has been captured by the Cuban
forces near CeDfuegos
Chrisoba MeDdiOlea, the exCuban Secretary for For
eign Affairs and formerly editor Of the Hapdna Si0io
was captured at Quasimas and is among those lately
sentenced death by the garrote leaders Of the
beon. Col Marin reports that SO insurgents were killed
in the engagement in which Mendioea captured
Col Cabrera insurgent leader. who had command Of
the party belonging Jesus del Sol during the i'll
men yesterday
The Spanish gunboat Aarma is ashore at Ensenada de
COchinOs The cannon was removed to tighten the yes
sell with the hope Of getting her OFF but the effort n haul
her into deep water abandoned and IL Ia believed
now she will prove a total loss The cannon has arrived
at Cienfucg0s.
la Tntegridad Nacionai, a newspaper published in
against Francis sanvalle the celebrated naturalist and
owner OF the Regla Stating Foundery. The ISLANDERS
that Sanvae an insurgent general that he had
asasnated eleven Spaniards that he then caused fire
of faggots 10 built which placed the bodies
OF his victims and that when the torch was applied,
himself and his band danced around the blazing mass
sanvae s incapable OF such barbarites. He If an
American who far advanced in years devoted to his
science, and has never meddled in the revolution.
his accomplishments and has high standing in social
and scientific circles.
Two botts containing Il from Cuba, have arrived
AT Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

Nation for the year ending July i5 1870. reports %
schools for Cherokee children, for coOred cbidren
with 93maes and 955 females total, 1s2s enrohch; ann
average attendance OF 1l2i No information 80 tcen
has been received from the other ciyZed hatnbs. ~
have however, their school system, ohe.rf, t"eIefs,
and schools and most abundant proOI OF whsi 'n
be accomplished under thoroughly excellent eonc'ta
management. Exact accuracy is at present lnNos1"i
but including Alaska, total Indian population S es
mated at 30629 persons ab0nt 5000 OF these arc WITHIN
ages enabling them 10 receive instruction But l1J
schools are known 10 be In operation, with 1876 teachers
and scholars. The appropriations made at the as
session Congress for This purpose are estimated Al
9O OF which 100000 in bulk and placed under
the discretion Of the Secretary OF the Interior ior the
maintenance Of industrial and other schools To the
above amount, expenditures by religious bodies add
S. and by tribes and individual Indians s2jG2 ~
making total FOR the current year Of $2'9O41 49, nder
treaty stipuations the liabilities for educational plf-
poses are estimated at sl35,95l &C. The total liabilities
for this purpose given S6J0 o. while the school
and orphans funds held In trust by the United states
amount to 81 Al 40 3d. making the total Liabilities NOf-
$40 II.
There Is under the exclusive control Of Congress pop
ulation OF sl9i52 souls The schoOess condition OF
these wdey-scattered wards OF the nation will be seen
I'm the following tables They a serious commentary
the policy pursued. and civilization afforded by our
nation toward her outlying territorial citizens and the
Indians.
Of hoo Teachers Pu oomparIson rh Poputr
QCon9ress
ynmh
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
TIE MOVEMENT ON ORLEANS.

CONFLICTING REPORTS OF RECENT ENGAGE
MBNTs-sUCCEssEs CLAIMED BY BOTH SIDES
THE FRENCH DEFEAT AT LADoN CON
TRADICTED.
LONDON. Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1870
There was some sharp fighting yesterday in front
of the Army Of the Loire, all along the country
between Pithiviers and Montargis. Particulars are
wanting, but the French say that they were gener-
ally successful having captured many prisoners and
cannon.
The Gazette de France reports that Gen. saronzeon
successfully engaged the Germans near Pithiviers.
A dispatch from Versailles, however contradicts
the above and states that the French yesterday at
tackled the German forces at Baume, between
Montargs and Pthiviers, and were repulsed. frlnce
Frederick Charles was present and directed opera
tons. A thousand prisoners fell into our hands.
A detachment of 5000 Prussians is reported at
Chateau -Regnault, IS kilometers from Tours. The
German right occupies Montargis, still threatening
Che French in the forest of CercOttes Prince Fred
eriek Charless army has been strongly reinforced
with ield-artillery.
The Prefect of the Department Of the Loire-et-
Cher reported on the 18th that the Prussans were at
MondaubIeur, La Chapelle, and Vicomtesse On the
day before they were at Romilly and Douzy, with
the object apparently of turning Vend6me and sup
porting the advance on Tours. On the 2'th' they
entered ST. Calais. and appeared at Manners whence
they proceeded to ST. Cosme
The commander Of the National Guards at ST.
Calais has been dismissed for preventing the de-
tense of the place, and the municipal Council DIS
solved The eommandant of Evreux has been
.ashiered for surrendering the town to the enemy
The tEnglish journals contradict the report they
rmbIshed Yesterday that the French had been driven
from LadOn and French general had been captured.
The French still hold the place, and 10 hght mas
occurred there.
Gen Bourbaki has assumed command OF the Nlne-
teenib Amy Corps.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
THE BUREAU OF EDUCATION.

STATISTICS OF EDUCATION IN STATES AND TER
RITORIEs-CONDITION OF THE INDIANS AND
TIE MEANS OF KNOWLEDGE AMONG THEM
THE PROBLEMS OF FOREIGN IMMIGRATION
RECOMMENDATIONS TO CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 2S.-Less than
eight months ago the present Commissioner OF Education
entered upon the duties OF his Office then with working
force OF only two clerks but having three clerks at
increased salaries Beside the current work that has
been dispatched annual report Of COO pages, to ac
company the Executive documents is now IN proof.
As "a National Executive document 1t is the first OF its
kind attempt has heretofore been made to put in
report comprehensive survey Of the educational con
dition of the whole country. The review occupies so
the remainder OF the report being abstracts from
all the latest reports OF States Cities, and Territories;
the progress Of Schools in the Freedmens Breau Edu
cation among Indians; kindergarten Culture; He
brew Education; Education in tho Argentine Republic.
in England, Bengal, India Austria, Australia, and
Ecuador Education Of the Deaf and Dumb; Medical Ed.
ucation in the United States; Normal Schools; Educa
tional Conventions American Universities; Society
Crime and Criminals Chinese Migration; School Super
vision German Schools, and Teaching German; Educa-
ton and Labor and Iiteracy in the United states. The
closes with about 20 tables OF general school
statstcs containing the most complete Lists OF schools
for superior instruction In the United states that has
ever published Many of the special articles in the
foregoing list have been contributed by eminent edii
Gators.
win be found Of general interest:
The total income aud expenditure for public school
purposes for 30 States mot including Alabama, Georgia
Mississippi Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
and virginia. is nearly ts 100000. Twenty-Five States
have 595 children enrolled in the schools, but the
attendance is only S377o6s At the same time
public schools of the enormous number OF 4,s436S
children OF school age This Is the great evil that re-
Gently seemed so appalling To Mr.. Mundella.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
GENERAL MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

rny CAPTURE or AMIENs CoNF1RMED-oft1CnL
ptsY,1cH YRoM KING wILLIAM-FURTHR
p.Rr1ct,IARs OF MENOT1I GARIBALDIs De
FEAT.
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. 20. 1870.
Ssyentv thonsand Prnssians now occupy Amiens
The retreat Of the French Army OF the North from
Amiens was made in AL orderly manner. pruSslah
officer, captured before AIniens, says the German
plan 10 10 attack Lille and Dunkirk
King William has forwarded the following dls-
match IN oueen AnQusta, which is just given TO the
public:
VERSAILLES, Nov. 29.--Yesterday Gen. M6nteuhe'
with a portion Of the First Army defeatcn 'he
French few miles south Of Amiens. 1be Frcueh
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
RECENT GOLD DISCOVERIES IN MEXICO.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov. ga correspondent
of The Ne Mexican OF this city, writing from
Mexico says the people of that State excited over
discovery Of placer gold, about rs miles from the
City OF Chihuahua. Don Pedro Gonzales the discover
with three other men, washed out ounces Of gold in
nine hours. One nugget weighed ounce. The new
pseers situated In deep arroyo. 1900 SD yards
long ami IL supplied with water from springs Ina all parts
VI the arroyo. The dirt yields from to " per pan
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

.. Belgium asks for the naturalization of
Dunkrk
1t is sad that the Empress of the French
has been In Brussels since Monday.
The Greek Industrial Exhibition was
opened al Athens Sunday, by the King and Queen,
with great ceremony.
The Italian Ministry is severely censured
by ali parties In Italy for authorizing the seizure Of those
journal which published the Papal Encyccal Letter.
- The Austrian Government has cODgratu-
ued Prussia on the accomplishment of the union oi Ba
vuia laden, Hesse, and Whrtemburg with the North
GullaD Confederation.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
EUROPEAN ISSUES.
THE BLACK SEA TROUBLE.


PRusslA's ACTION THE KEY TO THE SITUATION
RIsMARCK's CoNDuCT WARMLY CohMENphp
BY ENGLISH sTATEsMEN-RUssIAs CoN'INi
To A CONFERENCE CONSIDERED CERTAIN
10y TELEGRAPH TO TnB TRIBuSRl
LONDON Tuesday. Nov 20, lS'V'
Prussias action. at first SO much suspected no"
promises to be the key to the situation. lnoi0' 10
scarcely any doubt felt at the Foreign once 'ia'
conference will assemble. There is good au'noiis
for stating that the English Government oon'iuoi'
Prussias intervention as exceedingly useful Ah'
latter heard with regret and surprise Oh 'no nu'''
circuar-at least its issue now was urp'iSe' 0no
,opcnrs in the English view, that If the fowers en-
into rfarence their action must be wholly un-
fettered.
IL is settled that the conference, If held Will be In
London. II will surely be held unless there is some
mn foreen obstacle No doubt is felt that Russia will
assent TO the principle of a conference.
The question of withdrawing Gortschakof's first
note will probably be avoided or evaded rather
than forced to direct issue. England is disposed
to be content with practical results, and if Russia
agrees frankly to enter a conference opening all
questions, there viii neither be difficulty about
phrases nor unwllingnesst to meet her views as now
understood on the essential points of the treaty.
Bismarck's energetic cooperation elicits warm ex-
pressions from those English statesmen who fort
night ago. distrusted him most. What happened
last week confirms former statements that although
"a certain understanding may have existed between
~ oGs and has
10 force Bismarcks hand by bringing forward these
proposals. at the present time The evident result is
that Bismarck's will not turn ont to be the hand
which has been forced. The latest dispatches are
stil withheld from publication. G.w.s
TURKEY WILLING TO ACCEDE TO THE DEMANDS
OF THE CzAR-AN AUTOGRAPH LETTER FROM
TIE sultan.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO ThB TRiBUNEl
LONDON. Tuesday, Nov. 90 1870.
The special correspondent Of TIE TRIBUNE at st.
Petersburg telegraphs this evening (29the Turkey
has not yet consented to the Conference, but prob
ably WILL since actuated by desire for peace, she
objects not TO Russian demands and not for the
naturalization of the Black Sea. Turkish statesmen
are much less excited than the English.
There is a rumor that the Sultan has sent hither
an autograph letter on the subject. The Exchange
Gazette is glad at the prospect of Conference. 1t
says: This shows the wisdom of the form of the
Russian note. In any other way no conference could
have been had. Russia will be glad to accede if the
other Powers admit accomplished facts There is
strong opinion in society adverse to concessions as
injurious 10 permanent peace
AUSTRIA WILL CONSENT TO A CONFERENCE UN-
DER CERTAIN CONTINGENCIES.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYEI
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Vienna telepraphs this afternoon: "Prussia's pro-
posal of conference is submitted to the Vienna Cab
net, and accepted in princpe but final argument is
made dependent upon certain preliminaries"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The Cercle Francais de I Harmonic will give
theatrical and musical performance for the benefit OF
the French Patriotic Fund.- at the French Theater next
Saturday.
Amedee Vatable, Treasurer, reports that the
subscriptions to the French Patriotic Fund in NewYork
since the report amount TO 7S4 &c. total So 96 49,
remittances made Sanitary Committee at Paris
Sl 5s7 81: cash hand, $23, ,218 81.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
TROUBLE AMONG THE FRENCH RULERS.

STRANGE CONDUCT OF GEN. KERATRY-HE RE-
SIGNS IN THE FACE OF THE ENEMY-GAM-
BETA THREATENED WITH A COUNCIL OF
wAR-LOvERDo ACCUSED OF TREASON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYEI
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. 29 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Tours telegraphs this day Gen. Keratry, in let
ter which from my point of view is unheard Of I'M
patriotic, arrogant, and egotstica has given in his
resignation in the face of the enemy. He threatens
Gambetta with a council of war, and accuses Gen.
Loverdo of treason. K6ratry is at Tours
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
DISAGTERs ON LAKE MICHIGAN.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 29.-The bark Board Of
Trad.ran ashore at this port last night, and is ed with
water No lives were lost An Escanaba dispatch
says tia propeller susquehanna OF the Western Trans
portation Comp any ran upon reef at North Bay aud
nlled VIA water Che was loaded with flour and grain
from lhisport. No lives were l0st.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
THE SIEGE OF PARIS.


sUBURBs-THE FRENCH REFUSED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYRI
LONDON. Tuesday, Nov. %, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Versailles, teleqaphs this day: There French
demonstration last night against Bezons from Mont
Valeren; and this morning another from the same
direction, against Montretout. A serious attack
upon the Prussian corps at Choisy lie Ro at this
morning, was repulsed, leaving $50 prisoners and
many killed The German loss was small. A Bava-
rian corps was also engaged. There was heavy
French fire from Vilejuif.'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

DISTINGUISHED SPANISH OFFICER CAPTURED
-CHRIsTOBAL MENDIOLEA TAKEN PRISONER
BY THE sPANIARDs-AN AMERICAN SLAM
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

1Oa.......... 1f3 lfJ5 f5Jy. 3s35h JldOf[ bl'.t's
Including private charity schools Given for county oa
Being school teachers and pupils for the entire Indian population
Taken from Dsps Alaska aud IT, -ourees" eApPoHmi;e
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

Jones and Carpenter, colored men, senten
ced to death for rape, were executed al
Newcastle, Del, on Friday, in the Jail yard
in presence of 600 persons. Jones make 9
short speech, saying Carpenter was INNOCENT
Is he (Jones) had urged him to the deed
Jones died instantly, but Carpenter struggled
FIVE or six minutes.
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Measures are proposed for raising and
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lygsmy in Utah. The country would like 1t
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and, and put a stop to the Internal saturna'
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

The Ecumenical Council yesterday count
ed seven hundred and sixty members, and
are dying off at the rate Of one day. The
Bishop of Lesida died yesterday, and the
Archbishop of Lyons was at the point OF
death
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

Thirteen cargoes of wheat were exported
from San Francisco during the month o.
January, twelve of which were for Liverpool
These thirteen cargoes aggregated 32O,00e
sacks During the same month 10000
barrels of flour were exported.
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Ths Common Council of Pittsburgh is
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able and the other for Disrespectable pris
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The receipts of the several FIRE insurance
companies of Hartford during the year 1863
for premiums, were s., ,8el, ,626-an increase
over 1868 of $500, 900
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

1t is scarcely possible that there is any
foundation for the report of an attempt, on
the part of some Irishmen in New York, to
kidnsp or assassinaie Prince Arthur.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

The Florida Legislature is engaged it try
State, and the Legislature of West Virginia
is engaged in impeaching one of the District
Judges,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

The Irish land question" will doubtless
prove one of the most exciting topics ever
discussed in the British Parliament, which
meets on Feb. s.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

The 5000, 600 acres Of Texan soil sold BY
government for taxes realized for the Treas
ury, $6;000-l3 acres for a cent.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

Col. S. A. Buckmas,er alleges that be has
sold all his right, title and interest in the old
Alton penitentiary property to Gen. John
Cook, of Springfield.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

The fact that Prince Arthur is going to
leave this country without visiting either
Chicago or Boston, is an explicable circum'
stance TO the people of these two cities.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

1t is certainly preferable to think that the
reported conspiracy among some New York
plug uglies to assassinate Prince Arthur, is
purely imaginary.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

The St. Louis Com non Council has doua
ted 81, 500 out of the public funds to q
Roman Catholic orphan asylum.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

Bergh, the New York friend of animals
has arrested lot of "swill milk" venders
for cruelty to cows, in giving them mproper
food.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

Representative Hoag, of Toledo (Ohio)
district, is dead. Now comes a chance for
Ashley TO triumph over al his enemies-it
he can
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

Two men confined in the Springfield (Kyl
Jail, charged with rape, we're lynched by q
mob, Monday night.