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NOTES ON THE WAR.

Marshal DIncAInh0n, tho Frcpch Leader,
COnvaiesccnt.
correspondent OF the London Standard (Novenl-
Der 81 at WilhemsUhc says that Marshal MacMahon,
though still unable TO move from Pourroix Is pro-
crossing most favoraby, and he may be almost
considered as fairly convalescent; 80 much SO,
that his removal will probably really cakc place at q
very early date, when he Will come TO Germany, mis-
intention having been from the first, to constitute
himself prisoner OK war at the earliest moment his
health would allow OF him doing so.
Meanwhile he has written to the Emperor Napo
leon, and proposes 70 take the first opportunity Of
rayllg his respects In person.
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Altogether about another million sterling ia paid
upon these stocks on account Of redemptions. we
arlve thus at an aggregate OF foreign stock repay
money for renvestment has distinct influence upon
the money market. Unlike the dividends received,
sMcn sums have wholly TO be reinvesLed. ana our
Inis amount Next year these repaymens viii
!sacn considerably over 60 600 goo, ana every year
tney VIII augment, owing to the accumulalive ma
lure Of the sinking funds. In the foregoing eiiume-
Thtion we nave not taken into account the repay
menus on colonial government loans, which like
Wise represent o considerable aggregate.
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DEFALCAIION IL FlICAauaG, MASS.
An Enslis,mnn Absrcnds with u Large
Amount OF Money and Bonls, Leaving His

Family.
rFrom the Fitchburg (Aiass.l Reviellc Now PAL
jeremiah Booth, an Engsllinan who has Tor some
years been engaged in the manufacture OF worateds
at he mil upon West street, LETT town on the IL til
inst. for Boston, and has NOT yet returned His con-
tnued absence cXcited he suspicious OF the gentle
men interested IN the BUSINESS, ana led TO an exam
that Booth had collected as far "a possible the debts
due the firm, without paying any oil lis bills, and
had also raised the wind by making notes in the
names oil the 1lrn, which the credit OF his partners
enabled him to get discounted. These funds he In
vested IN negotiable securities, ana he now proba-
bly, safely out OF This country, enjoyngshe fruits OF
his rascaty. Tho losers by The transaction are
Messrs. Aivah and O. +. CrocEer who some years
AFRO were induced TO form q partnership with Booth
Tor the manufacture OF worsted goods, they fur.
nisnlng the necessary capital Tor the erection OF the
mill and the carrying on OF the business. The ex-
tent Vi the detacat;on Is not made public but 1t is
rumored that IL reaches a pretty heavy amount.
Booth leaves vile and three saal children Ia this
town
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Death OF tho I'VE pnroches.

letter from Tours, dated on the sth inst,
says;-You VIII probably have heard OF the almost
slmuaneou, death OF the two Baroches--thc father,
the former Minister OF Justice, IN Jersey, and the
son at the combat OF Bourget IN front OF Paris.
The death Of tue latter is related as fouows:--
HIS battalion had lost 2s5 men aud ten officers
out Of twenty, and was On the point or being sur
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GAME IN vIRGINrA.-Game Is very abundant IN
Virginia this fall Deer, pariridgcs. Wild turkeys,
sport To gnnnefs In our late Issue we publish d
the results OF "a deer nunt In the neigbb0rhO0d OF
CaNaghans by regularly organized party or gen.
tefnen, who devote portion " every season To th,a
sport Eighteen deer IN nve days was the result
Deer are also very abundant In the counties below
Richmond. Last season we heard OF two instances
OF couple belng Killed one shot. The other day
we happened 70 hear OF three being killed by ono
gentleman In the course or q lew hours.-Richna0nd
Whig.
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CooLIE LADoREgs GOING EAsT.--Another batcn
Of Cninese laborers, ninety IN number, passed
shrougn sacramento on Wednesday enToute Tor the
Coaton nelds OF LOUISIANA, where they are 10 %
mento contemporary says taaJ they were shipped
as cattle and ecked up in the cars by Hill 4 Bat
lies,. VINO are the American agents of the Chinese
ronllaCeins nrns. Recentiy. when similar party
d laooreIs were being carried Through Sacramento
number euec,ea their escape by Jumping from the
ears, ana Is PROBABLE that these poor creatures
etner carried GU against their viii or are the VIC
Tins OF deceit and treachery-San FRANCISCO Giro
rlce, Nor. Is,
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rounded when N. Barocne ordered his ofYlcers 70
retreat, saying that for his part he should remain
where he was. They IN vain endeavored to get him
away. He was stubborn. Nine men, an ensign and
sergeant refused to abandon him. Then lie ad-
vanced towards the enemy, and when he was at
comrades, drew his revolver ana fired on the Prus
slams. terrible volley the reply 10 this heroic
ground.
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AsTROLOGY.

MADAME ross, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
AVA Noyan, IN the faure keness
OF husband. loyWes rorly-a.si street sv "a Broadway
0nt seventh aveau
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stated that the deceased had registered her
name at the Spencer House ~ Mira Hill, and thas
Avery This letter was opsnsi BY Inc landlord. Who
had been somewhat alarmed bx tho strange conduct
OF MS guest: The contents were Immediately teie-
Eraphed 10 Mr.. Avery IN this city. Judging from
these facts 1t is supposed that the unfortunate
woman, upon leaving her nome, which was at half
past four O'Clock on Friday, immediately went 70
she arrived on the next morning. An 20 tine tmTn0-
date cause which led her TO commit suicide, and 70
auopt place SO distant for the preparation or nor
rash resolve, no opinion can be iornleL.r
We have few iacis to add to wnat has already
which is that the body or the suicide was found
among tue rocks on the Canada side on MONDAY AZ
OF $500 had BEEN ovsn Is me reSSs
the deceased, aud vlgiiant watch had been kept
I ho We time OF the discovery. IL seems that the
pssr sia hn iSat pi nsp pceEs
would be found money with which ~ pay mar bill.
IN Inc pocketbook were twenty-five dollars.
rd dier brother, Mr. Il. q; Culver and, Mr.. 8. M.
ana took possession or the body.
VENGEANCE OF A PAagNr-A wealthy and infu.
entail citizen OF Metropolis Mr. O.. discovered few
weeks ago that a mnch loved ana highly cultivated
aaugnter was about To become q mother. Anxious
70 conceal tue shame Inevitable II the girl remained
~ nome arrangements were made TO send her
abroad ana IN pursuance VI this arrangement the
ON The same day Mr.. Q. learned that the Young man
VINO had erected his daughters ruin was DoastInR
~.
Immediately teiegrapned Tor his wife aud daughter
to return home. In due time they returned, Tho
young man was called In und Informed that he
must marry the girl or take the consequences. The
young man. we are Informed, impudcntly and in.
sultingly declared that he would not marry the
woman whom he had wronged. Al tins Mr. o. did
what scarcely any father could nave re Trained from
dong~dfew his pistol and shot the young man on
the spot. Tho wound nnicted q severe one.
but at last accounts the young man was sun living.
Mr.. O. surrendered himself TO the authorities aad
was admitted to bail IN the sum Of $5,o00.-OuHV
fIUl Bttlletti, Nor. 10.
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PAOP0sAs.s.


- REAr WESTERN RAILWAY or CANADA.
VI
In addition 10 the Second Division OF the Canada Air
Line tenders Tor which already invited
Noyember the Directors OF tho
prepared to receive
Tenders Tor the Third or las: Division
OF the
Canada Air Line
from SiincOe 10 CanLeld,
Thirty miles.
Plans and specifications will exhibition the
OF George Lowe Reid Eaa Chief Engineer Hamilton,
and after 2ah Noyenber sealed marked 'fen
der for Construction OF Third Division Canada Air Lac."
must be the hands OF the Undersigned by 0 o'clock
morning OF
Thursday, December Is, 1870
CHIEF OFFICES HAMILToa, OnL,t JOSEPH PRICE,
November II, 1870. Treasurer.
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A RTfrIcIAL RuHAN EYES.-BAuCH & GoU0Er
~ MANN formerly with Prof. Boissonneau, OF Paris
Macrs and nsefters OF the Improved Artificial Human Ey
%, broadway. n. B.-fhess sycs ENDORSED by "a
faculty.
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DRoposALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE OF THE A. &. ST.
DAvfn's ISLAND, New York Harbor. I
Sealed proposals IN duplicate Of the form furnished b.
the Undersigned, viii be received until the 18th or De-
cember 1870 at II NJ for al tie Fresh required at this
Post for months huch time the commssary
General may direct, commencing November g6. 1870
Details and requirements furnished by tie uDdersigncd
copy OF the latter with this ADVERTISEMENT be attached
proposal offered. BISHOP ALDklGH,
First Lieutenant Eighth Infantry, A. Y. s.
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WATCHES, JEsVELRY, &c

rvEE BEST PLACE 70 Buy AMERICAN AND EMO
L lish Watches jeweiiy and silvcrwsae Cuckoo "a,
French Clocks, at FRANhfIELDS od established stores
Sixth avenue, OF Fourteenth street, Eighth ave
nue., corner of Twenty sixth street.
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S'ALE OF ANTILLEKY.
> Sealed proposals which should be endorsed Proposals
Artillery" be received by tho undersigned at tho
State of Seventh and Thirty hfth
street the city OF New York, nntl Thursday next the LAT
OF December at u O'Clock M for the purchase OF ~ Uel
ncd" pounder Guns, with carriages mbcrs and Gals
soma, which may be examined The SAID arsenal aud
which, 4. sold. WA lie delivered thereiron. .
sale viii be the right 10 reject nil
proposar may be deemed OF the
stale IA reserved. JAMES CkENEf,
Assistant Gu CT of Ordnance.
ORDNANCE. DEPARTMENT., 5. N. ". NEW YORK. Nov
1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01
Approved, July l, 1870.

AN ACT in relation to certain unsold lsnds
 in the counties of Porter and Lake, in the
 State of Indiana.
 Whereas there is lying along ths Little Cal umes river, in the counties of Porter and Lake. in the State of IndiAua, q body Of lands supposed to contain about fcuV thousand acres, which has never been sold or surveyed, and which was described in the original gov ernment surveys as impossible morAss; and whereas the Calumet Draining Company has been organized under the laws of said State. for the purpose of draining the valley of said river, including said moraSs: TAsrs. fore.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of lhe United States of Amer. ica in Congress assembled, That said unsold lands shall be subject to line under tho laws of the State of Indiana for its proper proportion of the cost of such drainage, and such lien may be enforced against said lands in the same manner and to the same extent As if the said lands were Ownsd by private persous Prorided, That ns'elaim shall De held to
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AN ACT Co amend an act entitled "An
 act 10 establish end to protect national csm.
 aaeriea"
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives Ofths United States of Amer ica in Congress assembled. That from the time any State legislature shall have given, or shall hereafter give, the conssnt of such State to the purchase by the United States of any na- tionsl cemetery mentioned in the AcI entitled "An act to establish aud protect national eem- eteriss," approved February twenty second, eighteen hundred and sixty-Ieven. che jurss diction and power of legislation of the United States ever such cemetery ohsll in ali courts and places be held e bs the same as is grant ed by section eight, article one. of the Consli- tuition of the United States; and ell tha pro- visions of said ect of February twenty second. eighteen hunded and sixiy-sevsA, shall Ae ap- applicable to the same.
 SEc. 2. And be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the Secretary of War to cause copies of this present act to be sent to the governors of all such States, Whersin any of such notional cemeteries may be situated, to the end that the legislatures of such States may give the consent herein mentioned.
 Approved, July l. 1870.
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TUCSON A. T.. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1870.

SEC. !. And be it further enacted, That she circuit court of California is hereby authorized and required to receive, hear and determine ths appeals provided for in this act, end the decisions of such court shall be fuAL
 Ssc. 8. And be it further enacted, That the appeals allowed by this act shall bs Only iI1 eases arising after it's passage.
 SEc. g. And be it further enacted, That the President is hereby authorized to Hllsw, in tsS adjustment of ths accounts of the consul gen. eral at Shanghai, the actual expense of the reut of A suitabls building, to be used Ss a prison for American eonvicts in China. not 60 exceed one thousand five hundred dollars A Je .r; and also She wages of the keepers of lhO same, aud to allow in the adjustment of the accounts of the cOnsuls ct other ports ip ChinA the actual expense of She hire of constAbleS and the care of offenders. not te exceed iR ell Eve thousand dOllars s year.
 ssc. 10. And be 1t further enacted. That the President is hereby authorized to allow, in the adjustment of the accounts of the consul at Kansgswa, the actual expense of the rent of 8 suitable building to be used AS pr son for American conVictS in Japan, not to exceed seven hundred and fifty dollars year and also the Wages of the keepers of the same, and for the care of offenders, ROt Go exceed tws thousand five hundred dollars year; and to allow in the adjustment of the accounts of the consuls ct other ports in Japan the actual sx, pense of the hire of eonstables and the care of offenders, not to exceed in all two thousand five hundred dollars year.
 Approved, July ]. 1870.
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AN ACT Go amend an act entitled 'An act to
 establish A police court for the District
 of Columbia, and for other purposes" sp.
 proved June seventeen, eighteen hundred
 and seventy.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives ofthe United States of Amer ica in Congress assembled, That sn act entitI- led "An act to establish police court for the District sf Columbia, and for other purposss," approved June seventeen, eighteen hundred and seventy, be, ard the same is hereby am- ended 90 that the said police court may bs or. ganizsd and che first term thereof held any day after the judge of said court shsII have been commissioned and qualified.
 Approved, July !, 1870.
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!, :, amend an act entitled "An Set
 ~ 7, m effect provisions Sf the treaties
 h Unit.d States, China, Japan,
 s.1A sad other countries, giving
 .s5.isl powers to ministers and con.
 ,.I other famctionariss of the United
 ,r bss countries, and for other par-
 ,,p,ored June twenty second, eight
 .rlrsl and SlEiy.
 ,,c,.d by the Senate and donss of
 ,Dl,ir-s of .hs UnitAd States of Amer> I Couer.,s assembled, That the act of Ir .ur,l.I "An act to carry into effect
 ,s of tha treaties between she United 4 Csjo. Japan. Sam. Persia, and other
 s giyin! certain judicial powers Co
 n and e1lGpls, or other functionaries 8rn;sd Ss'eG in those countries, and for
 ,rpr,." apprved June twe1ty-second,
 u haadr.d an sixty, ss far As he same shtmity of tue treaty witk '&sdaGSscs.,
 .T.eadsd to that country, and it shall
 ssl in conformity with the provisions say and the usaxes of Christian nSe gch cases and the act ahAll. in the
 nausr, extend to sRy country of like m with which the United States may
 E 'nter into treaty relations.
 And be 1t further snsctSd, That the sE liicial authority conferred on the yn.rAl or consul residing at the cApi- |EJ country mentioned in such act, or provided for, inclu ding the power to l,H.M and regulations, is hereby vested Secretary of State for the time being. l And oe it further enacted, That when hjndgnsnt of the minister to China, or lL igivsn in the exercise of OriginA pElats criminal jurisdiction, the per- urged with the crime or offence, if he fEI Il erroneous ia point of law, may \ asieftom to ths circuit court for the E'ICIlifornis but such appeal shall not Ms stay of proceedings, unless the iI 'slll certify that there is probable 70 gtaat the same, waen the stay shall An he interst ts of justice may require. And be it further enacted, That on "a judgment in q consular court of Chi. 'lpAa where the matter in dispnte ex- q" hundred dollars, and does not Wo thousand five hundred dollars, Ae ol costa, au appeal shall bo allowed alolsssr in such country, as the case q {; FfoTidei, That the appellant com- la tSs coalitions eEtabliahed by gene '.aasOi aud the ministers are hereby .' .:S' aud required to receive, hear, aud al's sseA appeals.
 ! Aud be it further enacted. Ina. i. ~' :, natter ln dispute, exclusive ofeosts, a ' '0s sun oftwO thousand five hun .la'' su appeal shall be allowed to the ~ ''SSE' 'Os the district of California; and ! Y. appeal transcript of the libel, bill, !, ~, o'p',elOas, and all other procesdiu gs '>,' '@1 'aSR6 6e transmitted to the circuit .t. s.' no asw evidence shall be received l. 'as 'aS! Oi the appeal; and the appeals s,.. 'lsC' to the rules, regulations, and Tr.: :. pre'erlbsd iu law for writs of error S .' ss courts of :hs United States. ,s,sl ! Sal D. lttustbsrsnacsed, That on any See0' ,'' ot the minister to China, or to .ss'. sv' II Ia sAs exercise, of OrigAl UT isdic- ,....S. ., . nAIser in disputs. exc lusive of .s u' ,o"i 1"G thousand dVd hundred doI- . sss.;1, p.a .0all be allowed to the Q oireui.
 F'"d'd in the last section.
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AN ACT to establish an additional iAut
 district in the State of kausna


 Be it enacted by the Senate and Houss of Representatives of the United States of Amer ieA in Congress assembled, That all that pore sion of ihs ''westeru district land district; To- cAied by the act approved March three. eight cen hundred and 6lIy seven. entitled "An act to eAtAbish three additional land districts in the Territory of Kansas, which is situated north of the tOA nsaip line dividing townships ten and slsVen, asuth, sai6 State, shall cousti- tutr Q uew land disSricl to be called she Re-. publican land district
 SEo 2 And be 1t further enacted, That the Presiisnt De, and he is hereby, authorized, whenever lhs public interests shaH require, Co appoint, by Gnj with the advice sne consent of She Senate, or during the recess thereof and untill the end of the next session of congress after such appointment, 6 register and re- ceiVer tor the district hereby created, who shall respectively be required to reside ct the site of their offices, have the powers, responsibilities, and smoluments, and be subject to the same acts and penalties, which are or may be pre- aci5sd by law in rslaton to othS land offices of of the United States in said State.
 SEC. 3. Ard be it further enacted, That the public lands in said districO shall be subject to Ssls and disposal upon the sane terms aud conditions as other public lands of the United States: Provided, That all sales and location, made ct the office of the old district of lsnds situated within the limits of thS new distri cts which shall be valid and right iu other respects into operation, be, and tho same are hereby, confirmed.
 Approved, July !, 1870.
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AN ACT to constitute Omaha, in the State
 Nebraska, . pOFtOf delivery.
Approved, July [, 1870.

Be it enacted by the Senate and Hoass ct Rsorsssutasiyss of the United States of AmeF~ ics in Congress ssssmb led, That Omaha. in the State of NebraIka, shall be, and is hereby, constituted port of delivery, within the col- ec,iou district of New Orleans; and there shall be appointed surveyor of customs, to reside as said port, who shall, in addition to bis own duties, perform the duties and receive the salary and emoluments prescribed by the act of Congress. approved on the second ot March. eighteen hundred and thirty-One, for im porting merchandise into Pittsburg, Whsel- ing, and ether rlaces.
 Approved, July !, isSe.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01
AN ACT for the relief of pressmption settlers
 in the State of Ne braskA.

Be it enacted by the Sensts and House of Representatives of the United States of Amsrs ico in Congress assembled, That settlers upon the public domain within the limits of che State of Nebraska. who prior to the first day of JunuAry, eighteen hundred and seventy, had filed their declaratoTy statements under the presumption laws for tracts Onca offered aN public sale and afterwards included in Ghe Ia. teral limits of any withdrawal for railroad grants, where such lands were at date of filing, as aforesaid, subject to disposal, under said presemption laws, and who, through erroneous belief that bY such withdrawal the lands 80 settled upon and claimed became subject e ,he desisnasicn of 'unofsrsd" lsnds, have failed to make the proof and payment requir. ed by law within ono year from the date of alleged settlement, shall Ae, and are hereby, slloxed and authorized to mskO such piOee and payment within enc year frOlA sbs pessags of this act upon showiHg full compliance wish all other provisions oS the pre-enpsion lass: PrOpided, That such settlements were upon the sven.uumbersd sections and do nss include cases declared 60 be invalid by the Commissionsr of the GsnsrAl Land 06iee
 Approved, July !, 1870.
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sxiat sgaiDst the United States for such drainage.
 SEo. 3. And be it further enacted, That said lands may be surveyed and sold to the highest bidder, under the directions of the Secretary of the Inserier. subject so said lien.
 Approved, July l, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01
Approved, July !, 1870.
AN ACT to rslinquish she interest of the United States in certain lAnds to the city and county of San Francisco.

AN &CT to relinquish she interest of the United States in certain lAnas to the city and
 county of San Francisco.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of ihe United States of Amers icA in Congress asssmb blsd, That all the right and title of tho United States Co the military reservation in the city and county of San Francisco, State of California, known as the Point San Jose military reservation. be, and the same gre hereby, rslinQuished and par poses as follows: First 10 maintain All streets and alleys as now laid out upon the official map ca the city of San Francisco. Second and shen in trEst to grant and convey ska remainder of said lends ts she parties ssv. srally whs are at the dsts 0fthe passage of this act in the actual bona 6ds possession thereof by themselves or sheir Isnants, and in such parcels as the sAIhe are co held and pos- session thereof by themselves or their tenants, and in such parcels as she same are so held and possessed by the United States military authorities when they went into the occupancy Of said military reservation; or were deprived thereof by iutruders or trespassers agRinst whom possession may be recovered by legal process. Third. To have and to hold all the residue, if any, of said lands, for tho use and benefit of said city, there being except ed from this relinquishment and grant all that certain piece or parcel of land, portion of said reservation, and which is bSundSd