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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1870-12-29


and subsequently, Issued an order today
saying: "I have warned the Prussians
against further preparation of such hOr-
rible outrages as they have committed
against unarmed towns and peoples"
and adds that it is evident France is not
combating loyal enemies but devastat-
ing hOrdes. But France will continue
to struggle to preserve her honor and
independence" rlg~tt ~
LONDON, Dec. pa special to the
Telegraph says: A dispatch from Hav-
re states that there has been intense ex-
element consequent upon a battle that
has been going on since the 18th inst,
in that neighborhood, the first impor-
tant struggle between the French
troops in this department and the Prus-
SLAMS. For two days fight has been
expected, and although, yet without
decisive results, it is regarded valu-
able experience in proving the efficiency
of the artillery and of the Mobiles and
Tiereurs in an encounter with regular
troops. <....... .,..... o.,
Bavaria rejects the federal treaties.
Gen. Chansey complains bitterly Of
the conduct of the Prussians. He de-
MES having been defeated, and avows
his intention Of taking revenge for the
vandalism of the enemy at st. Calias,
in the department of the South, rs
miles from Lemans, which has been
visited by Prussians who left the town
after requisition upon the inhabi-
tants. -...t. .t..t
It is said that Gen. BOurbaki is NOV
ing with his army to the eastern pOr-
ton of France to operate against Gen.
Weider.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-A World spe-
cial, Versailles, 9th, says: Fort Ar
ron is twenty-five hundred yards east
Of Fort Roseney, and is a new work,
mounting naval guns reaching the
towns of Chellas, Mt. Mermett and
Clisby. The fire from this fort to-day,
replying to the Saxon guns, was accu-
rate, but not destructive. -
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Dec, %. - The
Government in note to foreign pow
ers objects to the discussion of the ques-
ton affecting the Danubian principali-
ties, at the approaching conference. E
BERLIN, Dec. 2S.-Information has
reached here that the Turks have Or
dered the Bosphorus and Dardenelles
coasts protected by torpedoes.
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. N.-Departetl-
Garry Owen for the Ouachita river. n
Flour--armer; supr. u. 10000; double
ex. 5.8O@$6; treble ex. $63@6a.
Corn-quiet; white and yellow 67!.
Oats-54@55. a.,.i..a@
Hay-prime %.
Pork-unsettled; held at %; offered
at 21.5O. rntH .,atr. ~H.-.
Bacon-dull; 123@13@134. ..
Hams-19@22.
Lard-firm; tierce 12@l3; keg II.
Sugar-dull; prime 93@1O.
MOlasses-active; stock light; common
4O@52; prime 57@5S; choice 81. :
Whiskey-1.OO@1.O5.
Cofee-firmer; prime 174@172.
Cotton easier; sales 500; good ordi.
nary 1905; low middling 13s@144;
middling l44@t; receipts 546s; exports
to foreign ports 1879; cOastwise 49,;
stock 195,6O2. ..a. -v..l
Sterling 2Os; sight discount.
Gold 111s, .- .e .
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
ENGLAND.
Another Monster ron.Clad-The Cotton
Trade-Yacht Navigation OH the Oceun-The
Bank and Bullion.

Another Monster Iron-Clad-The Cotton
Trade-Yacht Navigation OH the Oceun-Ihe
Bank and Bullion.
LONDON, Sept. %, 1870.
The new iron-clad turret ship Hotspur, OF the
Royal Navy, has Just concluded her trial trip at
Devonport Great interest had been felt in her sue.
cess and this had sensbly grown since the loss OF
the Captain. The result Is pronounced Oh all hands
entirely satisfactory. The H0tspur carried twen-
ty-hve ton gun. Some fears were apprehended that
THIS immense weapon could not be successfully
handled, but they have been happily dissipated.
several cargoes Of cotton and other goous have
recently arrived in Liverpool from Havre whence
they were shipped in order to prevent them from
failing into the hands Of the Prussians Vessels are
sui loading there for the same destination and
oehers have already sailed.
Before the adjournment of the Britls. Association
lor tho Advancement OF Science nr. Towston, the
secretary OF the Liverpool Marine Board. read pa.
per, proving the yacht Cambria to have adhered to
the great circle sailing" and to have been superbly
navigated.
The Bank OF England statement to be made to
day will be very favorable. 1t is expected the in.
crease OF specie roI the past six days Will exceed
tnat OF any corresponding period for two years.
Money Is easy.
The specie In vault at the Bank OF England bas
Increased G222O0o sterling for the week,
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
TIE UNlVERSALISTS.
Centennial Anniversary at Gioucester-The
Old Murray Meeting House-Third Day.

Centennial Anniversary at characteristic
Old Murray Meeting House-Third Day.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Sept. 20, 1870.
The morning session OF the council to-day was
spent I'm discussing the amendments proposed by
the Board of Trustees, which were finally adopted.
A vote was passed by which the Murray fund is to
be invested by the Board Of Trustees for the work
OF the Convention, and the Board can make no
appropriation OF the money accrulng without vote
OF the Convention.
The Rev. H. Il. Pullman, OF Illinois, was selected as
with the preacher OF occasional sermons for next
year.
the Rev. Charles Simmer, OF Connecticut, alternate
The next convention Will be held In Philadelphia
September, 1871.
Conference meetings were held In the various
churches and In the large tent. At nine O'Clock in
the morning services were held In the Old Murray
meeting house. led by the Rev. A. G. Thomas OF
Pennsylvania. The church was built In 1878 and
dedicated Christmas day. The original Dimensions
were 33 by As feet The Old Bible used by Mr. Murray
Ednburg, 1870 edition, was exhibited. PRAYER wis
made by Rev. Eli Ballou, Of Vermont The respon.
slve service was by the Rev. Mr.. Thomas and the
people following. This was service at the grave of
the Rev. Thomas Jones, Mr.. Murray's successor. A
touching reference was made 70 the Rev. Mr.,
Leonard OF the AnnisQuam COn9re gdtionalast who
converted his congregation to the Universais faith.
Here also responsive service used BY the Rev.
Mr. thomas and twelve clergymen.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
JAPAN.
Explosion Of tho Steamship City of Yeddo-
Eiahteen Persons Ki!lcd-Over Ono Hundred
Wounded.

Explosion Of the Steamship City of Yeddo-
Eishteen Persons EkiIicd-Over Ono Hundred
Wounded.
CHICAGO, Sept %, 1870
The Tribune publishes letter to-day from Yeddo
Japan dated August 10. giving details OF the ex.
plosion OF the boiler OF the American steamship
City Of YeddO at the wharf OF the American Settle.
ment, at leddo. Five foreigners and thirteen Japa
nese were instantly killed and six foreigners and
nearly one hundred Japanese were wounded,
Among the killed are the Rev. Mr.. Cores Mrs
Cores their child and servant girl.
The steamer was owned by G. w. Hoyt, an Ameri.
can, and was expressly built at Yokohama for carry
Ing passengers between that port and Yeddo. Twelve
foreigners and LOO Japanese were on board the
steamer when the explosion occurred. Everything
was ready for starting when with terrific crash,
house, all the 'front.' deck and about half OF the aft
deck. part Of the boiler and pieces OF the engine
were thrown several rods from the vessel The
scene was heart rending; dead bodies, badly man.
gled, were lying among or beneath the rubbish
The wounded, most OF whom were scalded
were either lying unable to move or endeavorinp to
get ashore. The foreign citizens OF the settlement
some twenty In number, made every effort to rescue
the wounded and dead from the scene OF destruction
The japanese seemed able to do nothing but stand
and look. The doctor Of the English Legation was
the only foreign doctor In the city at the time: he
was soon on the ground, and labOred earnestly Mr.
Hoyt and two English an one American surgeon
arrived from Yokohama early In the night and rem
dered all the assistance in their power. The death
OF many was fastened by the Japanese doctors.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
TIE PACIFIC COAST.


EARNINGS Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Nevada Republican Nominntions- Arizona
Politics.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept %. 1870.
The earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad for
the first fifteen days Of September were $423, 1886.
The present trac and travel justify estimate for
the 1ull month Of nearly ss5O.0O0, which will be the
largest monthly earning since the road was finished.
The Nevada Republican State Convention yester-
day made the following nominations:-ForC Congress,
Thomas Fitch; for Governor II. A. Twibe; Lieutenant
Governor, J. Slingerland Judge OF the Supreme
Court, j. 8. Slawson; Treasurer, Len Wines; Comp
troller, W. w. HoDait Secretary Of State, James d.
Minor; Attorney General William Campbell.
sylvester M0wry has withdrawn from the Congress
sional contest In Arizona, but has induced popu-
lar citizen, Peter Brady, 10 oppose Mccormick.
The total amount of treasure shipped overland
during the past week was $327,000, principally in
COIN.
The Oregon Legislature passed complimentary
resolution to General sherman, and invtted him to
visit the CuUital.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
CUBA.

Successful Landing Of the salvador-Eer
Men and CurgO Safc In the Imlerior-She
was Abandoned Because UnscawOrthy.
HAVANA, Sept ~,
VIA KEY " EST, Sept. ~. lS70.J
Private information from the interior reports that
the landing OF the steamer Salvador upon the
OF this island was completely successful All the
men comprising the military expedition, together
with the greater portion Of the arms ana munitions
OF war; were safely landed and are now In the Cuban
lines beyond the reach OF the Spanish forces
Finding that the steamer was leaking badly and
was utterly unseaworthy, she was abandoned to the
spaniards, who, upon taking possession, found only
the pilot and six fremen board who were unable
or unwilling to get of. These were the only men
who surrendered.
During the greater part OF the voyage the Saliva
dor leaked badly, and the passengers and crew
were constantly employed In bang her. In carry
ing the coal from part OF the hold TO the other
and in shifting the cargo generally.
The cause OF her enectlng landing without moles-
tation was due to the authorities being deceived as
10 her destination They thought she would land on
the other side OF tho island, which was closely
watched for her appearance. oNA /
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
THE W0aKINGWOMEN.

Meeting OF tho Salesw0mcn's Early Closing
Associations.
The Saleswomen's Early Closing Association held
their regular weekly meeting In their rooms in
PlImpton Building last evening, Mr.. Wottenbeecher
president. in the chair The meeting was not so
generally attended as upon the last occasion, al.
though there were, nevertheless, about two hundred
persons present. Miss "Netta' did not put In an
appearance until some time after the regular order
OF business had commenced; but when she did
finally make herself visible she was greeted with ap
pause as enthusiastic and earnest as could possibly
be wished for.
After reading the minutes Of the last meeting
discussion arose upon their adoption, one gentleman
claiming that certain clauses I'm them which he con.
sidered rather personal towards man named Kahn
should be stricken out, while others Miss .'Nettan
among them) cOntended that they should not; but
the gentleman making the objection finally carried
his point, and the minutes were adopted as amended
After the regular order Of business had been dis
members OF the association OF both sexes.
Mr.. Neville was one or the first speakers and
the way were extremely feiIcioas throu9ont %S by by
urged the saesw0men to turn out in full force and
never to think OF giving up their cause until they
had attained their object which was the establish
ment OF the seven O'Clock rule
lady from Eighth avenue said that the young
ladies In her vicinity found 1t very dicul TO get or
otherwise many more OF them would have beer,
present Two ladies', she said, came into the store
where she was employed a few days ago. and before
they would buy anything they inquired OF her II she
and the other female clerks were allowed to sit down
any during the day: and when assured that they
at the same time that they would not spend q cent
In any store where the lady clerks refused the
privilege OF sitting down during the hours OF the
day when they were not busy. This, she thought,
was only one OF the many good results OF the Sales
wOmen's Association.
Mr.. Cocks having been loudly called for made q
few remarks, stating, among other things, that no
entertained hard feelings towards the ladies who
were not present. To insure success he them
it necessary to come out in full force and show
q bold and solid front.
After few remarks from one or two Others Mr.
Hornder was elected, by ballot, to fiji the position
Of treasurer, whereupon the meeting adjourned, to
meet again next Thursday evening.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Monty MAnKnr.-LoNDoN Sept 2s-5 PM-
Consos closed at 92k for both money and the account
Amer,csn securities nrm United States nveweny bonds
l562 1853, old, ssa 1857, ssH; tenfortes s5 Stocks
Atlantic and Great Western, "a.
FRANKFORT B0U 0URsE.-FRANKYORr, Sept 22--Iyu,ted
States securities closed hrm. Fivstwentc e4 for the
issue of 1862. "
LTvHRpooL COTTON MARKEr.-LrvxRrooL, Sept. 2s-
6P N.--Ihs cotton market closed dull Middling upnnds
30 mddng Orleans 9d. The sales OF the have
H. bales, including 1000 for export and speculation
LIvERPoOi. BRxADsrUFFs MAEKEr.-LIv ERpooL, Sept.
2--P. M.-The market 10 quiet.
90 p. M.-Lard quiet.
LIyEnrooL PRoDUoE EMARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Sept 0-
T. M.-Naval stores hrmer.
LONDON PRODUCE NJ RKEr.-LoNDON. Sent % 2-LInsead
oil E3i 5s. per ton.
PETROLEUM MAnKET.-ANTwEIp. Sept. "a Petroleum. m
oloset hrIncr at 63>sf. Tor standard whe
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
TELEsakpH'c NEWS ITEMS.

w. Simonton agent Of the Associated Press has brought
suit In the Superior Court against publish
OF the Boston Tta.s for libel
Henry Rydcr's oil works in New Bedford. Nass were
burned on Wednesday. Loss xllU,0W
The steamer Ednburg, from Cincinnati for New Orleans
struck snag In the Mississippi Island No. 4 above
Memphis and sunk in nine feet oil water.
Denis Cronin while intoxicated, was run over and Killed
by locomotive on the Lowell Railroad yesterday.
Joseph H. Daniels Of Peabody, Msss, is under arrest
mother-inlsw.
Arlington Fuller accidentally shot himself al Newburg on
Wednesday night effects OF watch he died yester
day morning.
Nine deaths occurred from yellow fever in New Orleans
on Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
PENNSYLVANIA.
Boil Robbcry--Smmmnry Justice.

Bold Robbery-Snmmnry Justice.
PITTsBURa, Sept. q, 1870.
The paymaster OF Schoenbarger's iron m while
walking along the street yesterday afternoon was
Knocked down by two men, who seized satchel
containing $1,000 and ran into the Pan Handle
Railroad tunnel, where the police captured them
and recovered the money. Cyrus Adams, one Of
the robbers, was tried to-day and sentenced to
twenty.four years Imprisonment by Judge StOwe
The prisoner shot twice aC the policeman who ar
rested him. thereby aygravatlng his case. He will
be In the Penitentiary within twenty-iOur hours OF
the commission OF the robbery.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper Id tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready contains the very latest European News by tho
Cable up to the hour Of publication; also Telegrapnio
Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico, South America and
other points 1t also contains the Current News of
the Week. Amusements; Foreign Intelligence; Sport
ing, Religious and Literary Intelligence; washington
News Facetie; Obituary Notices; Editorial Articles
Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse DRY Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and CONNER
cial Intelligence and accounts OF all the import
ant and interesting events OF the week.
TERMs:-Single subscription, 81; Three copies IS:
Five copies s.; Ten copies SIS; Single cOpiea i've
cents each. A limited number OF advertlse1nenta
serted In in the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
FIRE IN CHAMBERS STREET.

Shortly after eleven O'Clock last night fire broke
out on the second noor Of premises No. SO Chambers
street. which is occupied by G. j. Eyre Co., i'm.
porters and dealers In cutlery. The fire spread
rapidly, and before the flames were extinguished
the foor was burned OUT and the rest of the
building considerably damaged. The loss of
Eyre Co. Is estimated at &c. 0OO The first floor is
occupied by Walsh, Coulter Wilson, dealers in
fourth doors are occupied by II. Schmalhauscn,
dealer IN beads, and Herman Settler, dealer In
pipes and fancy goods; loss 81, 500 each. The build
Ing was damaged TO the extent OF s. 900. These
losses are ell said to be covered by insurance
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
GARIBAlDl.

The Patriot General Held Prisoner by Italy.
LONDON, Sept %, 1870.
kilograms from Marseilles Of this days date 70
port that General GarbaIdi is prevented from leav-
Ing his home at Caprera- lie is guarded as o prI.
s0ner by the Italians.
An Italian war vessel Is cruising OF the island of
Cabrera.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
CONNECTICUT.
New :Crtholic Church I'm New Haven

New :Crtholic Church In New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. %, 1870
The corner stone of the Catholic church of st.
Mary's immaculate. on Hilhouse avenue was laid
this afternoon by the Right Rev. Bishop Nc
Farland, assisted by about thirty clergymen or this
and the neignborng diocese. The services were
very Imposing and were witnessed by several thou
sand spectators. Rev. J. T. Hecker OF New York.
preached the sermon. The church will be one OF
the finest In New England when completed and vii /
seat nearly three thousand persons.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
AQUATIC.

Boat Race ON tho Delaware.
PHILADELPHIA, Sent ~, 1870.
boat race was rowed here to-day between rho
Schuylkii Navy Club, OF this city, and the Nassau
Club OF New York. The Nassau Club won the race
Time, Nassau - minutes. Is sec0nds SchuylkilI 10
minutes, 81 seconds -
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
ALG ERiA.

Revolution In Ageria-HOme Work for the
Tours, Sept. o. 1870
A general revolt OF the Arabs has occurred at
Algeria.
The Chasseurs d'Afrique have consequently been
sent back from Marselles to Oran and the other
ports Of the colony.
A s'Rising' at Oran-It is ssCrushcd,, OUT
Prussia Said to be Implicated.
LONDON, Sept. %, 1870.
A traveller, says q special correspondent, with
general coming from Oran, who assured me matters
were serious in Algeria.
A rising Of the Spanish and Italian colonists at
0rau had been crushed with little loss. Papers
found showed that Prussia was concerned in the
affair. The Foreign Legion, containing many Ger.
MANS had mutinted.
The Arabs blockading the frontier towns captured
several trains loaded with powder nour and oats.
We passed train after train of Northern Mobile
the towns wearing red and those from the
country tri-color c0kades. Train after train
OF people drawn by locomotives belonging
to the Northern and Western lines going south
Tor SAFETY. Reaching Varennes we discovered that
tho Mobile Guards Of Monlino st. German lcs
Posses and the country between were under orders
to leave for Africa this day free the few regular
troops still within the colony. At vicrzon, where
we stopped four hours In the middle of the night,
we were halted every 100 yards by sentines OF the
National Guard. Every hour patrol, with officers
and lantern, in due form went round tile town. The
men were altogether in plain clothes, armed with
muzzle- loading cavalry carbnes
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
YACHTING.

Annual Regatta Of the Columbia Yacht Club.
The annual fall regatta OF the Columbia Yacht
Club took place yesterday on the North river, and
was witnessed by large number Of spectators.
The following boats entered for the race:-
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
Movements Of the President.

letter received here states that the President
will leave Long Branch on Tuesday next for Cam
bridge Mass, where he will place his son at
school, and Will then visit Concord, N. H., where
Miss Nellie Will attend school. From there the Pre-
sdent will return to Long Branch, and on Friday
evening OF next week will start on his return to this
city.
Personal.
General BabcOck, one OF the Presidents secre-
taries, has returned to Washington.
Senator Carpenter. Of Wisconsin, arrived this
morning.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

Oevoe's Kerosene OiI.-Warranted Safe,
pure and superior n ali respects TO ordinary OIL For sale "a
sealed packages Give and gaons expressly for family
use also In barrels by DEvOE MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY, III Fulton street, New York
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
H"- AND TURKEY.
The War Cloud In tho East

The War Cloud In tho East.
LONDON, Sept. "a, 1870.
A telegram received from Havre tonight says
that fresh complications have sprung up between
Russia and Turkey. and REGARDS war between the
two Powers probable
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

"Put Yourself In His Plnce.'-A Good MANY
would like to follow Charles Readea advce
usup the position OF KNOX the halter Hut perss
and still continues to out the handsomes and
becoming hats produced In the metropolis III
coToborate this fact Wait his store 22 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

Eureka Mineral Water, ,Sarstega-superier
TO all For by druggs B. J. LEVY Agent No.
HUDSON River Railroad depot yarck street, New York
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

A.-perfect Fitting Boots Made ON Brooks,
improved lasts. Ease and comfort guaranteed.
4. A. BROOKS, b76 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

A.-For n stylish and Elegant Hat, MT Pepu..
lar prices 60 to DOUGANS l02 Nassau street. Of
Ann.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
COURT os APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Sept ". 1870.
The following is the Court OF Appeals calendar
for September 23:-Nos. lis. 1l9. 122k, l23. l24,
lz5, l2d. LII. $780, 135, l35. 49,, ls7 lS and 81 =
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

No Gcnuine Conaress Water sold on DrRugbt.
Congress and Empire Spring Company New York depot 8
Dbersa
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

A.-Decidedly the incest Hat of the Seasou
DAVlD's faH style OF Gcnt!emen's Hats Saesroom z9y<
Broadway, Duane street. -
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

To Gcntiemen.-Latest style Ptre {,
for order work; sample Garments ready maso
J. MCKINLEY. Acrchapt Tai .oE, 1S -, ht.. !,
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
Awhile Waiting for Cough to "Go as

came, you often sowing the seeds OF Consumption
Better try at once JAYNEs ExPECToRANT. . sure cure
for all Coughs and Colds. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

BacheIor's Hair Dye-Ihe Best I'm tho
world. Tho only perfect harmless
neous. Factory 10 Bond street
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

A.-WaruOck & Co.'s
Seven Dollar Hat.
Clear beld and no favor
Genius, experience and facilities.
Seek only square competition.
Our Seven Dola Dress Hats
Worthily succeed our I've dollar pearl
Purchasers Of those will appreciate these
Others have yet to enjoy first class hat
for a reasonable price.
We commend them for
Model, Texture and Finish.
Gents Boys and Youths felt cloth at reasonable
WARNOCK L CO, 6l9 Broadway.
American WnItham Watches
at lowest prices.
FULLER CO., Is John street. New YORK.
A.-Horrins's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
Isl Broadway, corner Murray slr,,s
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

The Upright Patent Trunk Company " &C.
rooms No. Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

How Iegs Perfcrt1y Cured mt the Truss ana
Bandage Institute, No. Ann
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
LONG BRANCH.

Termination Of Secretary Robeson's Visit at tho
Presidential Cottage Minister Norton Ex-
pected to Depart Speedily for Eng
land-Long Branch a. Suburb OF
New York aud Growing I'm
provsments and Real Estate
Prices-Ths Pre,ident
and the New Jsr-
sey State Fair.