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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01


80, hive such thing, conscience ioI'
= raj Logan, then and there, that th
.umented Douglas raised his voice in be
balf of his country, when John A. Logal
was being denounced by tho party VIII
| VIII ich he is now acting, ms traitor, AZ
tho capital building at sprinshe'" W.
great Dougla. declared that the ISSUE ,""
been formed, war was inevitable anu ',''
the republic mist be preserved. In inc
streets of Springfield, john A. Logan de-
nounced the great statesman speech de-
nouneed the war-.-dcclarihs in hngr!
terms. that douglas bad sold out the
Democratic party, but he would be ID
If he could dciverit.pJ
These sre unpleasant recollcctons, but
if Mr.. Logan oiU call them up, he must
take the consequence
Had John A. Logan been Stephen A..
Douglas and Stephen A. Douglas John A.
Logan, Who can say that Illinois would
not have been subjected TO all the horrors
inseparsblo from armed rebellion sgainst
The government q
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01
GENERAL ITEMS.
,wcndcl Phillips nevcrcyo,cd,

w cndcl InllIlps heNcrryotcu' MA@
-Rcading, Pa has , fourtccn- yesf-cedh
musdorerunder indietmentssF ~sssS,
---Kcntacky expectsto raise 30 900 hogsS
heads of tobacco this year. -
--Ncbrasko calls Itself ihe "Middk
West ssNsS
"A Wisconsin sheriff boards his prison.
crs at hotel. So II Sses
The wife of ex-senator 10. Lane, died,
on tn 18th inst, at her home in Douglas
county, Oregon.
"A gentleman of Oswcgo, being SAVED
from drowning, rewarded his preserycr
with a two cent piece. 80
Clark Mills, the Washington SCULPTOR
is moulding figures Of Chief Justice Chase
and Secretary Stanton. -
| -SI,is rumored that Barnum is about 10
resume his career as . Snowman. q.
Carl Formes attributes the loss n hi.
voice TO inferior lager beer yazzling. !.
1t is estimated that the whole number
of goldfish caught annually On Ncwfound-
land shores is li0, oO0,o0O. sflas'
Frederick Douglass has Accepted the
position Of editor of the Nae Fro, the or
gan Of the rolored people, 10 be pablshed
in Washington. 80 ~ 80.
There have been 2,si6 new houses
! built in Brooklyn during the past year,
the actual value Of which ssl?. 0O1coe
\ and the assessment on whichis $500, SOC
"A clergyman IN New York, cav 9
few days since. explained sha, Silence
must stop or religion can not g. en-" The
! N,wsrk ii!rcr;ssr sagyests tina; he stop
and allow ssme wiser teachs. 10 cccSp,
the pulpit.
The thine Approaches fos 'rre.iien,is
'el,c .ion in Mexico, and Jusfe5- aflce ~
tjcen years OF power, seeks 70 continual
'placs On which account q ccrresponSss
.yrc,Es;s ;hs creates. END elcVdics; reys..a
tiioa YET. sN -
-fhe FrS.mA.ons IN W ASH e,ol hs'a'
tioi-e c: soF.ov ~ ...rno.y .. tie ~
iBeNsuir b. Treneh;s ias; a sh;- Al =
.PkeAnt 4 T. Mac1y eelivsr, ] egl SIS
lraa ne aus; Va, fsrss e1os the Ne
luu-c6,- cs-BAli.no-e - =.
(. PIE New .AlhAay II iocr pays sIs
ss,sl. Islir. ~; q! ;heesns @-cra- ;astss'
',of Ia lirer.lL s5l, " eris! ;ae Das
4. (. 20. a. The l-vt' e. - New Alt1ay.
! s., IN 900. Tlis - fsrx GAIA. ia, y ~
admit -!iT 1Lsf OK TIC It@.-talis. A cast
lDf $1,000! lyar..-is s.--pesss eo-l-
hull, 10y Ont hns ais srTi., 10 woll- /.
fnrd ti,a hursi wHtu' puvt' Z t5e vc''ja-
"a ,cn.sr IN IN ra,5rur ~sss uru.Hs Z
London iile dti,ar,dsy frr tbcshurlie'
- iamilv III scwm Nher gong 8. o.
raliuw hc wnHpu"ct 90 llig"utl tnii j.
motngrl ial ulwgy sulr b., voUc dir % }.
SHOES, lbut he gotfJn' io,, ~ lie old 10.
rs ..ic.int lhcm0f 20 soon De CO 3,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01
RI. s,r., Ho., au...,..

We find in the vicksburg Thurs COM
mnnira,ion from Haild settler correcting
the statement made sometime since in the
Memphis Ipyoai. liz says the first steam
boat that decended the Mississippi was the
Now Orleans that she reached New Or
leans in December, 1911; that the next
was the Nesuyius, and then tho .Etna.
The writer further asserts that the
steamboat Washington reached Natchcz
in September, 1917, and that the story re-
cited by the ippedt about the fright 10
which Shawncetown was subjected is
wholly imaginary. In reply to these allie
cations Of "An Old settler Of Vicksburg
oar Informant says that he gave tho facts
a ne recVllc then. lie j. very old, and
does NOT deny the possibility OF mistakes
about events which occurred nearly sixty
years ago. Referring to the letter In tho
Nicksburs paper our aged correspondent
writes; .....rrT
"old Times" comes back at "Old settler
in the Appea' after the following or
der; .. u.. .....fr
shortly after the great race between the
steamers X l.. Lee and Natchez, in con-
yersation with an editor of the Ippedi
! gave him some Information IN regard TO
early steamboating, in which stated that
Tie btst steam boat that Descended the Ohio
asths Pssbylvsnia. ] saw an article IN
the Niek.burg Herald somewhat severely
.oh,ssls.hg on my stateuaent. If such Is
we iAci ws very general error forty
Two years ago, at which time first de-
sesnded this river. 1t WV then com
mon subject Of conversation. Whether
.ns rsnnsyivania went to New Orleans OF
: sv' cannot say was acquainted with
0 Iahn aa,suinbis, Ala, in 1898, named
j heard tell q the fright al sb.wnse,own
oocoaiohed by the descent Of tbs, boa, IN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01

- The fa-rners mechanics and labor.
C., q Soath%~n Hines Gee, nacs; senksSy
tho borden 81 ,slA;lot, dircc, !atir~ci,
STATE and national Esv khhl thai sa'.
den ht lnssrnnL q, removed IA VITA guns.
nJr, v-i,rt neithoi political party Cal
s1te,y irnn-a r'ho Democraiic party SAY
"a, lie burdur can he greatly iessencc by
81 bones, and economical management 81
rlil, Affair." hy reducing the arniy and
lie swx-m Of rubitr Official tina inisst
every ps-t ni IN. country oy aoohfhing
Nrfiunn hGri,s, nno by 60 regulating thc
ts-if n IA xecr II the pockets OF thl PEG
~, thu fogr naBfrcd millions Of dollar.
whish tn cmoavo 7fibsEG sa,I is paid
u.der ,uc c.ass lave Of tho kadicul con
yres. ma II 0 hands Of New England-m,'
l.onl,r,i aal manufacturer Tho rtduc
t.on a. or take We repeat. IL domandeJ
n tn people 1h democracy q tn
mairto1stl6t.rie., y'yins ncci 20 thai de-
nnim nav piiatci tnomst!ve squartiy
lu1 lairs "a ia, rrcerv ~ i1rcr G. that
-. ualmi.. heat tai pl1nl . thur pif'-
fs-u--,aia lia.io-n upor wAie. C.. treb.
&. lit,r IA, Uifnss "a IA, people
EsssstsE -rai vi an \ FAVOR
OF 4 TA.-yF Ie'LiI NiNil On
LI ; anz ~ esHscEc thG re- 0urder'
Of fax1'Ila ftla hf fC."! rm ~gndh5
ADJUSTED a. '.sf slDi ~ uGns'a'sH cufs
NOT he Ys1-> y ;t.:1' ~ E-Hf f"nW .Hf sf0t
ne bogL M yrses4; s4sgis lr~f sao., G
svsism n 'zfs. iisG tJnn fnsUrltsD
aj,d whieh he nss-'ly.t h"ss"l-
can shipping arli ss'ass's, wr'EEsas'
THE PEOPLE ~ var sIIG' 1Viari.~
TUgAL EEGIgss, cgKfG-s FEt hor' ~
PAY TRIBUTE TO TEf nav. Arr Eat
BULL up Nosor"Lis- Tr,- ~ rh.- svr
ONLY EVERY BnAscB or Asssse as ssR',s'.
Try, BuT ALSO THE LLoisiAT!gs 80 r.h-
sEEss and zoe dSpaSsd TIA, ~ pr.s'@ g..
t.eies " necessity sleh AZ tea, ,1"se, sHger
s'.s sali shall Be Ptaesd SpS" fA> f',> lei.
There Is no equivocasion or srASN
there But what !, the position ~ the
Rslical party Does their platform de-
nA-3 such modification or change in ,hs
.aris laws as will cqualiEe and lessen the
t-'-sas q taSaiionY Not NJ all, for, be IL
s-orr, 'hs; the platform upon which Dan
NJ expects 20 be elected 10 Congress,
= oaly ignore, the question entirely, but
-iF'Ss-s g'sutca,ion over the success Of
t-s Ni.'-s'rAiion and the prosperity Of
"a p~rpa~ TIE Chicago Tr,buns, the
ga; iGsss-EVsssi Tycoon Of the Radi-
Ca rl-ry ny, ;.E. she overwhelming
qsssi'. q Fshsa a, tie pre.en, time, is
tie arc ~ rsssh4s Or he tariff for
y's.scsign. Sci,isr FsTy can dodge
re f>siO- N,,A1%; tEsurTirg hs
'-~;s-Ft " fA< fr.>Ais II ,sek = the op-
Pc ~ Fri~-iyl>s'
TIs E-Aa1ai party Of ,hs Th,r,-.u,h
c.s-.rrs.i->-i Di.,ici, represented in the
c.-E+---.- "a. minated Dan Mum. is
,-<'sfrs, esas''i1g u the contempt Of
a. ssss 49, sal. ,@s ,hslr view, pon
"a. Va. -ss:-ga eaif.z4 INTO 81 minislra-
10 ~ y !; tnqsh, is p.atfsr,n upon
Sal-s Dss 5--- .. r.s.,-s a.. race for
c~-9Tssa, 4>ass. o.< iSrF Ya>.ao~ alto
gsf'>ri Y0.sr, Of the Thiris.u,h dis
ussir fsil- !g-i grn eonclu.iob,'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01

IE- Cyrus A. Aeeormick, Of reaper
fame, in Chicago. has contracted with-Al-
win Clarke, Of csmt+,dgspor,, Mas, ,o
make a .eiescopeof asiailsr s'se with iisi
10 be msis for Tie United States Sa,al
Observatory, and for ,hs. pa,rosa prsGsse,
70 pay SO, 200 in gold. instead .: su-rcucy
- agreed BY the sSsr-nnsII TH's vii
enable M. ClArkescrrci ce shc ine.;in'
nrumen: o! the kid eve, made I.wao
known sha: VI. MSrs-u,iek lu,eh.. { .
ING with sb telescope. -; rs retcra, /!
s,is'cs IA; lxsss-,Ssses - isaac :. :,
TIT I ni~cniiy a ssrst a ~ lers aElh
I trvt o. thai stltn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01


DT. Gen Grant complains of bis soli-
tude being interrupted Mt Long Branch
with the disgusting details Of business.
He declares with emphasis and reason tina,
he went there for rest and that "he is deter
mined not TO have Washington repeated at
Long Branch And he is right. II the
Government canno, take care of itself for
few months, it would be pretty piece
of business. Cannot n President hkve
time TO take his case In his inng lsaman
of his powerful mind TO have his entire
time occupied. at the paltry salary OF
twenty-five thousand per annum and pick
ingsl No indeed, lie has loved the
ocean. He find. rapture on the ionely
shore by the deep scA, and loves ntt man,
The more particularly when he eoues for
office or want. TO Know something. lie
trusts to its pillows, lays his hand upcn it.
name aud wan,ons With IT. breakers during
bathing hours. borRe like a bubble on
ward. and think YOU such a man would
hsvdWashiug ,an repeated stlsong Branch
Shoe fix,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01
The Bullttin.
TIE SnrrlIERN COMNiERCiA

THE SOUTHERN CON1lER'
CONTENTION 10. 4.
Ex.Presidcnt Willard FiI''o ,,.ncrci,
sued call for n Southc', : ~ Cipcip
Convention to meet in ~ 'Iy ro,, Cair,
matt, Oh the ith day of' ,,"s,,o.
will DO entitled to zee dei i,,,s n,o.o,,oJ
Tho following, ojecl' viii 'i DO p'e''"'''
10 the CONVENE be,ween Southern Allan
|. Direct iade
S@."eaa Pacific Railroad
SEDUCTION to navigation by narrow
span ,,ipuous water line communities
',e,geen the Mississippi river and the
Ahntic seaboard.
8. Removal Of distractions from 'he
mouth Of the Mississippi
6. Construction Of permanent ieVecs On
the Mississippiriver.
:. To abolish all toll chsrges on the
nsvirsble river. Of the United States,
8 The enlargement Of tho more inn
nor,an, line. Of canal in the United States
SO as 70 render them navigable for vessels
propelled BY steam.
Q. Finance and taxation.
10. Free trade in money.
II. A settled policy in the public in
,eresi in regard TO the disposition Of the
government lands.
IL. Ths, all railway viaducts over navi-
gable rivers, be made highways for rail-
road companies, which will pay their pro-
rata toll on the same and that efforts be
made to secure legislation TO that effect.
10. The charges on passenger and
freich, traffic by rail and water lines.
II. To abolish throughout the whole
country all license imposed on commercial
travellers.
IS Removal Of the national capital.
We notice one subice, Of grea, import.
anee 10 . number Of States and . very
large section Of country has been over
looked, via the improvement, Of the nav
igs,ion e the Tennessee river.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01

- Ang-g ihtslligen, rnsp Who heard
Genera Losssfs spsseh In de eur. house,
Hast Saturday nigtt there IL bu, ole
opinion, and that 4, tina, it Ne, ,hs y-oeress
ehsst Of ,he Gsnsssis Ne. It ~n simply
. rambling, disoonhssssd hausDgss-,
wsstcLsd rshssh Of al tbs thIssdbsrs Wa,
clsp-trs2 Of isss--inierlsrdsA with e9sr,,
anecdotes, mSststements Of polite,
facts, and nos little praise Of self.
Tell me tonight" demanded the Gen
ersI, "what any Democrat done TO preserv
the Union, whom the cnuds Of war lowere
over the country"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01

~ hun1c, lsseciry III -S,rv - she
rru,sin succes.cs erUve.s hfrms III,
American public thai hc cannoa ALLOW
pcsce " be- mSde 'upor any ntiior basis
than psrnanent ~edsotior ~ the French
standing army. iic has porsUnn' ntara''
n this sI,ont In relieving ttiso nations roi
Europo from on of'the mos tcrribi,
evils uadsr which .h-. suffer. y sovcrc'
blow could no,.s~'srroi a.thc Frcnci PEG
pic whcn Nspc!e"n near tan "a, vii
ooubties+tbii osse- Tor thu. thirtC,nli tim.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01

srs' According to lbor Pat there D. .
.gresl demand anscs-tiio Adle alsarato.a
&C. newspapers 9t-fas. no ., imagined
that Tai. bttoken ltera-' rn9iva among
them since u doe no. Tin mii creatures
run tap itrirp between .ho ioids and
,tnsn' usr then to- tisyciopns tin t5recim
bend They ar, ligh. air. and .ai., ~ .
good dea 81 MON. r'nu nigs..is nu. . nat
on, development. uefr,c once tir inr's,uI's
~ a., ms
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-01
bR. JOHN BULBS Principal Office
NO. 40 FAITH, Gross street, }
louisville. Ky.
1ULsIs'B
WORM DESTROYER
To Wy. UnitcdistRfcs and Wor!'
wide .lecadcr..:

HAVE received many t.-tiiguuIsI- truu
j pIYi,.s ouai and medical mon, as'my almanac 4
s4I various pUtI cations have shown, 40 60! ahirt|
afr genuine. Jhs following. from % highly 'lu
'a'ni AMI poIuin pAysHt.h goo Georgia, I. ,cf 4
ANY one ~ the mod stt-ibls roWmgn cat IN 4
Ihsts over rspr.y.d IL. Clement knus. e,
aufy what be- -pclks o. and Boo. testimony de1
sefi . % So written Iu letters 81 gold Hoal
vI.,ts DUslof LAY ~ iiuii's worm Dcs}
troycr;
Nllas1S. WAGER County. Ga,
Jun" -, i.,..
~. yoas HuLL--ieaf Sir ! have recent
gVcn your Worn pc.,roy.f several tusl-
80 fnd ~ vundeffIlly ~ n Ous. 10 ha- 90
failed iu q siugi. instance o. have the wI-hci.io(
effect. / am doing pretty large county Inriniy
and hAy" daily use TOT some uftlC.e ui the k.dyX
I am ffce " conf',-s hat kaow n, no renee
recommends ty %" Alt,.t authufiilcs that - /.
certain ara specify ,niis ,resi.. Ou the ,uutrar,
iL,y are uBceF,An 10 Tie extreme. ny object
got tho medicine directly from you. n an ge
hupon easy terms. l sh.I gse . great deal 81
Lam aware Nat 'h' use ~ srf' article. b. ,Uu'fl
o. t.U ira.l.us. aUd Trri.U u great u,.Hut
o! o., ft-u'fr Nus -HATiIug "a remedy vii. Is'
know 10 - suii sni simply became ~ may
ignorant 81 a. continuation. FtTUy pNTf, .ha
nsAc ii q rule o. Usv ad aHd tycIy means tu al
lryia'" suHcrng humanity VI. n ( may Do. all
70 commandment hesItailug because slfu. on
moro inr,ntols than o., ,slf have leaned 70
s!iss'i. tfsi, and secured TIC sole Jlglt Go s..uf
that kuori"dge. Howcyef, am b. b. mean. d
adyuo a." or Supporter 9th. thousand ~ worth,
p0-iI4u- that food fh" ,ouuiy, that t.t tHft
core al manner OF l4ss .s"- ~ Nhl,l ia F,.h If. Iu
r'"ase reply -o'ri r-1 INFORM ~" ut your r,l
terms. ] lu., 90, N.fy fesIst tit.I.N.
iuLlt sP. CLENEN'I 80 o.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER as, 1870
CLEARED.

Steamship Tara Br), Murphy Liverpool Franck-
Steamship Algeria (Br Le Messurier Lverpool-chas
Steamship Colorado tBr) Freeman, Liverpool-wiiams
Steamship Helvetia (Bp, Grigs Lverpool-National
steamshp South Amorica, Tinkepaush Janeiro, &c
Steamship Tybee Delaney St Domingo-sporord 4 Co.
.stea%shig Columbia. Van Slice, Hsvana-Atantic Man
Steamship Acadia Bra Tannock, Observation-Disclosures
Bros
Steamship H Livingston, Cheesman, savannah-Living.
Steamship South Carolina Beckett chsrleson-H Nor.
Steamship atteras Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and
Rshmonsmoa o0mlnon Rnon Steamship ~ Co. No
Steamship Fanita, Doans, delphia-Lorilard Steam
steamship Nereus Bearse, Boston-w Clyde
Steamship Acushnet, Rector New Bedford-Ferguson
Bark Autocrat tBr) McMullen, Antwerp-Funch, Edge
BARK ohiarina dta CacufS:la .a=.S-Jasnss Robinson
BARK Gemsbok Bunker Buenos Ayres John Norton Jr,
Bark Esther, 5orqg New orleans-N Brigham.
Brig Acadia tBr), Gamtn, Gfbraltar-GiH Brewer.
Msasss ss s s1 ssp
s srs SRTs Co.
Brig Atlanta B. WheeIan, St Johns and Harbor Grace,
Brig ANNE Lindsey tBr). McAlmon, St John, Mp
schr Clara a.s Smith, Keen, surlnam-H Brown Co.
schr Adeline Elwood, Hawkins, Mobie-J D Hurlbu. 4
schr Middleton, Brewer. Beaufort NcThomas, Holmes
sc6r Harriet Thomas, Van Cleaf, Washington, DC-Bent
schr Mitchell. Cole, Msehias.snow n 4 Richardson
sy a wsan ssaSn keS
sS:sg.S.s
steamer steamer Taecny, o,isy' Nichols, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24
rae NEW POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Jsdge Dowling Declines the Position For-
uaally-Thomns J. Barr the Winning Man
His Appointment Decided Upon.
The race among the politicians for the position Of
Police Commissioner Is now over, and the several
candidates may take q rest after the run. Besides
those whose names were prominently before the
public for the vacant 0ce 1t seems there were also
very many others, working silently and secretly and
laying deep schemes and tortueus plans TO enect
success. Kumor, however. not even once hit upon
the right man. as now appears nom the appointment
which has just been made by Mav0r Hall.
The name or the fortunate gentleman IL Thomas J.
Barr, uncle OF Peter B. Sweeny, to whom Mayor Hall
yesterday gave the position, and who is now, to all
tntents and purposes, member or the Police Board
or course this appointments Will create sOreheads
most numerous and excite the wrath or not few OF
the gentlemen who made such huge strides to WELD
the baton OF power over the blues. Mayor Hail. act
ing according to the unanimous call OF many OF the
most prominent citizens, had offered the vacant
onice to Justice D0wing but the Judge after very
brief consideration. declined though up to the last
moment there were hopes entertained that the inu.
Of several friends might nave persuaded hum TO
yield his personal nclinations ln deference TO the
public interests. At all events, the night ID now
over, aud Commissioner Barr VIII have ample op.
p0rtunity to slgnalize himself BY lending honest
help to his colleagues In procuring the long promised
reformation OF the Police Department.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24
Tue COAL TRADE.

Coal Company Brought TO Grief In Jersey
CiIy-HOw the People are Cheated by Light
Weight.
For several weeks past there has been such q
lively competition in the coal trade In Jersey City
that one company. styling themselves the wyoming
Valley Coal Company, at last reduced their price to
i've dollars ton. A few OF the consumers,
who gave some thought to the matter,
came to the conclusion that there must be
sharp practice somewhere when one company could
make such efforts to run its rivals into the ground.
Mr. Isaac Francis, residing at s19 South Fourth
street. purchased q ton Of coal from the aforesaid
company and paid six dollars. When 1t arrived at
his house he hired q horse and cart and had the
coal removed to the city weighers scales,
where 1t weighed only 1900 pounds. An
afI,dayt was made to this effect before
Justice Allen, and the company, consisting OF
two brothers named Watts and Joseph M. Woods,
were placed under arrest yesterday morning Sub
ssuuentiy on examination, James II. Watts and
Joseph nj. Woods we're discharged, but George
Watts was required TO give $4,000 ball TO appear 1or
trial. When 1t Is considered that the poor
especially are at the mercy OF these coal dealers
It is to be hoped that the first case OF
conviction will be made to serve as an example.
The offence Is one which o guilty party must ex-
plate in the State Prison. IL Is to be noped that the
authorities of Jersey city Will afford some facilities
to the people FOR having coal weighed by city
weighers at different points, and that coal compa-
MES he compelled to stand the test.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24
KATE keLlY's ESCAPE.
A Mystery 10 be Solved.

n myBtery 10 DC SOIVeu.
At the recent Suffolk county fair detective C0rwn
arrested notorious female pckpocket named Kate
Kelly, alias Burns, who mad there relieved some
half dozen ladies Of their portmanteaus She was
committed to Jail, and In September was indicted.
The Oyer ara Termlner Court was then in session
and the people expressed oesire to have her trled
bat Judge Barnard and County Judge Reid
refused to do 1t, and decided to admit her
to ball In the sum OF $4,000. She fingered In
jail till last week, when she was released, all
srpposing that the bail had been furnished. But
mere begins mystery. Kate Is safe in her rendez-
vous in this city. visit TO the Suffolk Clerks office
has revealed the fact that no bail bond has been
fled ard the Interrogation OF the District Attorney
and the Sheriff OF the county has revealed the fact
that she was released without their knowledge or
consent. Some are SUSPICIOUS enough to conjecture
that her release was purchased but tins Will have to
be established by an investigation-a thing the peo
pie Justify demand.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

Gently unmasked in the garden or M. Mocquaci.
The Germans havc also erected mortar battery In
the main avenue OF Parede NOMINATION, on she oua-
skirts Oh st. Cloud and battery Of cannon at Brlm-
bomon Park, between sevrcs and Davire ~
the governments yesterday accepted from the
makers 800 rifle breechloading cannon, the range Of
which 5000 yards The rngeaders in the riots Of
the 3lst were all liberated.
a BATTLE IMMINENT.
A decided pattle is imminent Every quarter IL
animated with that unmstakable bustle that pre-
cedes battle. Orderlies are gallopmg 70 and fro.
anb .iances preparing and artillery is moving
toward the gates.
MILITARY MATTERS.
Our first line OF defence, 1900 yards from the
Prussian outposts consists Of mpregnabe intrench-
ments constructed on the road beyond villejulf
within the past few days. From these
intrenchments one may clearly see the Prus-
sian sentinels. One hundred and fifteen MI
traieuses received from private makers, andsheavy
navy guns made here have been placed on the works
beyond VElejuif
GENERAL NEWS.
French three per cents are quoted at 53f SC.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24
CUBA.

Spanish Rejoicinss Over the Election of the
the Duke Of Aostn-Hafl! King or Spain
De Rodns Lioerates Three Thousand Me-
groes-Fatal Railroad Accident.
HAVANA, Nov. %, 1870.
The dispatches from the New York Associated
Press announcing the election OF the Duke OF Aosta
as King of Spain have created the most unbounded
enthusiasm. Salutes were fired and the city was
given up to festivities reception at the Palace
has been arranged for tomorrow, and Sunday all
the troops III the neghborhood will be reviewed by
the captain General.
General De Rodas to-day set at liberty three thou
nnnd negroes.
The electoral lists are now forming. Eighteen de-
puies TO the Constituent Cortes VIII be elected as
soon as the lists are completed
The city Is exceedingly healthy.
On Monday two trains going in opposite directions
on the Matanzas Railroad came In collision near
Ceiba Mocha The Shriven Tree and five persons
were killed and nine wounded.
The New York herald., 1870-11-24

LONDON MONEY MARKET LONDON Nov. 23.-4:3OPM-
Consos closed at for both money and The
rlcan securities quiet and steady; United States vewenty
bonds 1852 s7lt; do, 1855, old s7A do 1857 Ssk ten
fores, 86a@ Stocks steady Ere Railway shares "; I'LL
nois Centrals, l1U; Atlantic and Great Western, 49,
FRANKFORT BoURsr.-FRANKrogT, Nov. 22-American
securities frm United States hvetwenes Of ls62 quoted
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,-LIvRRpooI, Nov. 28-
4So M-The cotton market closed Irregular Mddling
sales Of the day have been 1000 bales including 1000
export and speculation.
LIvrRpooL BREApsrUrrs MARKEr.-LIvKaPooI, Nov
23-4:5 80 p M-Corn, u.s. Bis 3D.. quarter for new
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvrRPooL, Nov
per bbl. Taow, 43s Sd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MAHKET-LoNDoN, Nov. 23.-Tal
low excited at AZ. per cwt