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The New York herald., 1870-02-14

G7 PER WEEK-GENTEEL SITTING AND Bed
room furnished for housekeeping water, gas, station
tubs closet 6oor everything for comfort l3a
Forty irst street, Lexington avenue.
EQ BOND STREET. ET.-FURNIsHED PARLORS AND
20 single Bedroom, with of kitchen.
7E1 WEST HOUSTON STREET, BETWEEN MAC
lof dougal and Cottage place TO let, a neatly fur
niShsd front Room, BEDROOM and pantry gas bath, &C.
conveniences for housekeeping.
I 900 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE GRAND HOTEL
1. Ls)J Furnished front Room second noor to le
with convensncss for housekeeping genlismen also
back Room and Bedroom on third foor.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

. STRICTLY FIRST CLASS HoUsfs-ON -FOUR AND
- stone; doors, stairs. binds sta
ary snes rRrlor story terms moit rate Apply the
prenisea os Lao. y stree, west OF Lexington
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

9TH STREET, BETWEEN rkivEksITyA A PLACE Gem, AMP
good order rented at SS0O only slsGo half cash, or
viii trade for Third Sixth Eighth improved pro-
Fi.tieth street
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting, invaluable and scientific SUBJECTS showinl
how to live and what live for delivered daily at the
New York Museum oil Anatomy Those able to attend
receive copy by Forwarding cents to hs Secretary eAs
Eroadwav.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

LoR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH HIGH sroor MAR.
Grand Hotel newly masnlceny furnished rosewood
piano, rosewood 'ur,urs lacs curtains &c Apply be.
Tween II ard r. NJ. ". W. HaLELTLNE. Attorney ~
Law. 81 Broaiwav
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSES,
~ Sytyfrs; street between Lexington and Third ave.
size 22xS7X00 houses contain all modern I'm
provcmen.s and to responsible pae. win be rented low
10 three For permits apply to HENRY A. SAITH
No. z Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

EoK sALE-NEw BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND, TEN
minutes walk from Sailors Snug Harbor landiag,
large House, containing II bedrooms with all modern
yenences barn and otner outbuidincs with three
ot land purchaser may wish. Apply 10 WILLIAM
A. COLLI Ms. ~ Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTiONEER.
"A Exocators .se Store and Los No 50 cortandt street
a, auction, Tuesday, Feb is a. IL O'Clock Ex
change saiesroom III Broadway BY order Of the executor
Store and Lot No S3 Corand street, between Church
Greenwich streets Full particulars At No Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

II 10; I03; Twelfth street. between Second and Third
:ues ON essy terms. w. II. FALCOSER
100 Fourth avenue. near Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

AIR HENRY BERGH PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY
N for the Prevention Of Cruelty to A1imas win deliver
Lecture In West Twenty third Presbyterian
church, Seventh avenhe this Monday evening" al 7x
O'Clock. Admission free
The New York herald., 1870-02-14

4 -TT sIEEET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVE
nues.h te bree story high stoup stone front House
SUxt0x ~ handsomely icscoed In oil and In good order only
S2s.WG; onethird cash. WATtRLOW CO.,
$50 Sixth avenue, cOrncr Fiftieth street.
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n,o LET-THE IRON BUILDING, s3Xi0o. FIVE STORIES
high Nos ~ 4so an 42 Broadwsy, corner OF Brooms
street now occupied by Messrs H. v. Hachwou Co. Ap
py on the premises A. l.. ELY, ~ Pine Messrs
May1.
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DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
IA Houses and Lots West Baltic and Tompkns
place, Brooklyn
ADRIAN Ii. MULLER. r. r. WILKINS & CO., viii sell
auction Tuesday Feb 49, At IL O'Clock, ut the Ex
change Salesrsom, No. Ill Broadway.
Vest BRcThe three story high and basement brick
House and Lot the side OF West Baltic street. bc
tween Clinton and Henry Streets No 5O lot 46 'front.' about
| 20 by l0J feet deep.
Tompkns lhres story high stoop and basement
brick Rouse and Lot the cascry side of Tonpkins place.
between Harrison ani Degraw streets, No. d lot Mxa6.
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Sur 8claserl.us bon strabburs.

l1eber Die Operationen bel Strabburs beridtet
SuIus b. @ideoe: # s...s...e + .s9 81
Sd beiob In Beeleituns eires Mrtaerieofiiiers,
Der mir Mes germ erflarte. ous auf fre,em eloe an=
aeleqte Gaboratorum Der 8elaeeruns= Mrtilerie UNI.
itdnbti9 gs mar iebr intereiiant Die peridieoenen
Nrbeusn, Die bier nit oem sr6Bten gfer unb miitds
riiher Oronung betrieben wurben, ldber Su beeben.
SIN elmer Ianeen @rube brannten Goblenfener
Nuf Soften lagen iber bieien 5euersrdben Die semib
einen SnB in Der 2dnae uuo elnen 9rttslfuB btnten
peItbe Die getogenen "a Yfanoer ideBen, um beB
9entatbt 3u rperoet,. oamit Die BleiumbiQune, Die
lte umaiebt. bepor iie in bic @el4ibe tommen. feb
feiier an Dos g,ien aniblteBt. " .5ta. @- fs
Sn anoern tiefen @ruben uarb Blei eeIdmoI3en
uno bann Don ArtiQeriften NIT sroBen eiiernen
Sd5pffeQen an Ian9ea Stielen aus9ei16pft uno
porH1te on einen anberen Ylab setra8en, NO Die
olnnen Bleiplatten sesoiien wlroen, wel9e banu
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Auseinem Glider 8 orfe i4reibt Elm ssriess

Museinem glidBer 8 orfe ldreb einsa sariees
GDrreipDnbent: SD babe bic glldBer trlber bel lan=
9erem Aufentbalt in Strabbur9 uno 3abern uno jebt
mieoer IN osien 9a8en inmiiten Der Aufresung, mo
lid9 ale @emutber eridlieben. fennen geleInt. VS.
1T - uno oas 1T bod an3uretnen - etn tieter oeuts
idber 3us nod In frlider Rraft in ibnen. Yulliid
limb 1le 5u SSrantreit bngepenoet, niht nur ourn
Die pormai8e Hubmessr0be, ioncern ueientiih ourd
oas Be:pubtlen Der @le,hbelt, Der Offsnhallung 5u
alen @breultsuen fir isoen. 0as bat ibnen aud
Der neue Napoleon nidt an9etaltet, ob9lelt lie bic
lhlebte Wmlbl1aft pobl erfennen uno gebubrlih
perral6en. Sas nuub Dor allen i'm Muse bebalIen
meroen bel Der Wi.oerosrelnignnS nit Deutldlano.
YSle arg man aber gegen oas Oeut1he bauste. oa .
BON nod Elm tlenes 8e,lplel. Sn Der Scbule ourite
DER Hebrer bel 4efdnsnlbitrafe tein WOrt 9eul,n
nit ben Gin0ern lprenea, uno ben &noern 1T unter
lidb auh auf Der StraBe oas Osutlhreoen DerbOten
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Gsbrer bier I'M 0Olis gr tit elfinoerld) Gin Hlno.
bas in Der Shule eth Wort Seutlh lpridt, mnb Elm
an cine Sdnur gebunoenes Brett tragen no es sebt
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uuf Der StraBe iinoet, oas Deuln lpritt, oann be-
fommt oieles oas Brett on Der Sbnur u. !. 10. Scr
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Rtnoern. SIT IS nldbt bod 3u adpten, oaB oa bod
Jbnen b,er er5abie ut aubetannte Sbalahe bier I'M
NO,f uno beitano bis 5u unlerm gIn3ug. s
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8emabln an ben Der Beitf. Wterfur ertnnert, oirt=
te sssenmdrtlg Elm neues SntereIe bieten Hi Den
Utarb nab YariB ben 26. Snni 1915 seiano bin
i'd, mod IL Wteilen BON Yarls Die in aun balo 5u=
rildiesen meroe.s @don baben bic Yarier uno Die
ten um einheuuns Der 5eineieltstelten, i'd babe 1e
nidt ansenommen. Bouaparte 1T abseiebt uao mill
na4 Mmerita abseben, ih babe 9toitl3 beute na4
2aon sefAift unb uon Die Deputtrte Bonaparte iein
zoct Oor feline Musleferung, oe uebergabe aQer Sc.
un9en an Der Sambre uno Der UtaaB Derlanst, ble.
1es webre bic CONDITION. unter melder ih NIT ihm
nod beute gerabe uf YariB, Id weroe oas giien
fnmieben neil es tparm lit, oenn iG min Dor ben,
Serbn gu Sauie iein, lebe uobl u. /. tu. BlI9er.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06

Circular an ibre 0est.eser i'm auslonbe ididte. mc.
I'm ne bic abiolute Notbwenbiafeit ber Besesuna
Moms sur st9erure ber 5nentli&en Drbnune un6
per y aDnao9anggis,t peg Naptfes Icie Si,r abruns
Der Msdtf nno Jretbeiten bes r6if&en WoItes, auss
Dis gepebner Der gorHabi. po,, Boris anS in
ihre Wobnunaett aus 6eren bic 3hge1oiateit Der
Utobilaaroen he uertrieben, 5urddssfetrt.
Die llmssbsne BON Baris II tig amf eine gniier.
uno perpdiiet. Nur ueniee mutbiae RanSeIsIeute,
eurdb ungsbenren @eipinr perlodt fin6 IN ben ESr.
fern auridseblieben.
1fiGte Der beuffGen Sieae. Mus Berlin
piro unte1.m 26. b. W. bic offeieue Auffeunns Der
osut,9en Groberunaen bonn 2. Hug. an (Affoire bel
Soarbriden. J NIT Ausidlub per grfoIse pom Qaon.
n ssaasn Mosa @ al IS s. SSsSe @sSerai. 81 s5a
DtRsiere. LOG $50 @oIoaten Il. $50 gferbe, IS Ao.
ler. l02 Ruaelipriben. 887 seIo. unb BeIaaerufos.
9ei4lbe, iber 400 Wa8en uno frains, peri&iebene
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mt einer nnberedenbdren Mense BON Rriessrorrd.
h Baris24. eept. -, ,Die weobiI. snb Watio,,ol.
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Yin .3uabe. Der BET loem neuli4en @efedte fob.
ohne einen S4ub abgefeuert ~ baben un6 ipdter
ben OfF3ier 5u tObten berfu@te, Set tbn fetna6m,
unrbe ftanoredbtli& erf9oKen s!sli@ fsa'l fls
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&. Hnb sum srobsn SSsie Rsfratsn. % peISe S@ benz
@efe beg 3uaben- @esimeuts ani&loifen, bas aus
Seban entfanl. sal SIC saf sses',i s'sI% 80
Scr Seraos BON Birtemberg wuroe in einem Bor-
soHene:feat bel st. glono serpunoet
YreuBen am DsnitagH gHepue iiber Die oeutIden 9rup.
pen. Der 4ronprin3 t6elte Dor Der Bilb5dule Hpuis
beg IA. febeno, Oroen an 6oloaten aus, Die fi4
|aus9e3ei4net, batten. .4age a5e ssi5daa#
RnbIan0 bereitet lid mabri9einti4 ~ einem
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seiebt ano 9e6snsmttte rpsroen IN groBen 3aeen
aeben tdsli4 auf Der giienbabn BON Mosfau nab
&ursf. elmer Stabt, bic sneibunoert unb neun3a
Uteilen iaowefli9 BON Mostau Iiest. si.i
(Vine Nahrlht. bah NuBlan0 eroBe SeeresmoFen
an Der preubiidea @ren3e aufiiele un6 Der preubi.
ihe Geianote nitruirt lei, pon &ublano ene Grid.
runs lber oieie Beuesune au perlangen, rubt often.
bar auf einem Bled booen.) -. rsx.."t
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! Butler gountp bat cine Beu0lterune bon IS, ].
9l9, cine 3unabme bon 5.9l8 in 3ebn Sabren.
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New BORT. 25. espt. ,Die gommiFdre bes
Central syarts baben bic tli=
9sr GssneaM aas PES %asas e atman snioatIsno
1dbe anaetGuft. ~ 4iitiH al5es5a
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6umdne y ebanoIun9 fran5. @efdnge.
ner Wan Ihreibt aus Stettin. 5. 6ept: v,sn sSul=
ae Betebls pom Rriegs- Nin,itermm meroen bic ae.
fan9enen fran5oi,nen Nannl1aftsn in 3ufunft itatt
0es 9ommiabrooes BeiBbroo erbalten. neil l1e our
.ibnen un9emobnte SGwarabroo n,hi pertraeen ton.
nen~ - in Sort WlbeIm lino 5wet erobe @alernen
in SSo6merf sum eroBsn Sbeile nit quite Der Wefan.
aelen erbaut IN psoe Diee belm glnlrte talter Qy=
feruna nuartisrt merDen iulleu 5 81 4.E
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20
A GRIP AT LAST,
The French West Indies to be Ours-A Trade
of Sl2,OOO,OOO Mt stnke.


The N. Y. Norld to-day has the following slightly
sensational Washington despatch:-
The conclusion arrived at by the administration
in the matter OF the recent representation made ON
behalf of the Prussian Government 10y Baron Gerolt
light of some recent developments. Even before
the 10th of this month the Prussan Government
heavy shipments of arms and ammunition from
thls country to France, and on that day its
French Government Of a decree which substantially
announced that improved arms would be received
by France from any quarter in any quantity, and
paid for at the highest prices. Baron Gerolt made
known the representation of his Government here,
and is now very well ascertaned that heIadminis
position as that taken by Earl Granville, to witt
That neutral governments cannot be
held, under international law, to act as
detectives against their citizens in order to prevent
private traffic in arms with belgerent powers
This doctrine being one not heretofore held by this
Government, and being in fact the theory on which
England maintains her view of the Alabama claims
an explanation of such sudden change in our views
has been sought and there is reason to believe the
secret appears in an understanding between the ad
minisraiion and the French Government OF Tours.
BY the terms of this rumored understanding, the
United States to shape their views OF Inter-
national law upon the subject OF the neutrality
such way as to give the fullest scope to the
portation of arms and war material generally from
this country TO France and in return the Tours Gov
erpment is to give the United States an opportunity
to secure the longsought foothod in the Caribbean
far asE regards the ADMINISTRATORS share in this ar
rangement, the recent neutrality proclamation was
e 50 Of tnG to France
by falling to announce any prohibition upon
such expectation, and thus, by implication,
be apprehended from this Government The
part to be played by the Tours government is yet to
be considered. The French West Indies consist OF
the greater portion Of the Windward Isles, or
Martinique, Guadaloupe, Marie-Galante, Desirable,
and Saintes, with the northern portion of ST. Martini
and extend from Porto Rico in southerly curve to
the mouth OF the Oronoco thus forming the eastern
end OF the Antilles. as Cuba and Porto Rico consti-
tute the We stern.
AS to the intrinsic value OF the islands involved in
this diplomacy, the annual trade is worth fully
s2 0O0 the value OF the agricultural products or
Martinique alone being some $4,000, 600 a year.
Coffee. sugar, indigo, ETC., easily raised and the
usual tropical market for flour, timber, and manu-
factured goods is one that contains fortunes. The
total population Of these dependencies is something
over qnarter OF million, and the area 800 square
miles, The price is in doubt but the money paid for
Alaska, a., ,000,009 gold, would not be DEAR
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20
g, report this morning
philadelphia Trade Repors.

THURSDAY, Oct 20.-The Flour market is less
active, but steady. There is very little demand tor
shipment, and the operations OF the home con-
sumers are limited to their immediate wants 300
barrels changed hands, including super1ne at $3.50
@4'I5; extras at s525@5'75; Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family at S575@6'I5; Pennsylvania
do. do. at S660@6T5; Indana and Ohio do do al
S6'50@125 and fancy brands at S7'371I@s 25, as in
quality Rye Flour may be quoted at 1925 In Corn
Meal nothing doing.
The Wheat market is hardly so firm, and there is
very little inquiry except for prime red and AMBER
Sales OF $500 bushels at 81 3461 3S for Indiana red
s132 for Delaware do; 81 l420l.h7 for amber; and
$3.50 for choice Indiana white. Rye is held at 93c.
Tor western Corn is quiet and prices favor buyers.
Sales of yellow at S0@S1c and Western mixed at ~
assoc. Oats are unchanged. Sales OF Western at 80
@52c., andPepnsylvana at 49@50c. Nothing doing
in Barley or Malt.
Bark-In the absence of sales we quote No 1
Quercitron at S25 per ton.
Whisky is firm, and 95 barrels Western ,ron-
bound sold at csc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20
A STRANGE STORY.
That Combat lin the Acknowledgement Ae

That Combat lin the Air-BeIIigerent Aero
nauticss
The telegraph, awhile ago, mentioned the fact
of battle between French and Prussiau ero-
nauts up in the air. Now we have the follow.
ing details:-
From the Belgian NouUelles du Jour.
paris, Oct. 1.-Nadar returned September
so to Paris. His return was not effected with out
trouble, although his balloon was directed by
good wind and favorable currents since his de-
parture from Tours. But let me relate the par
ticulars of his voyage in chronological order:-
He left Tours at 6 o'clock in the morning, and
the bold eronaut arrived in view of Paris at IL
o'clock, floating about 5000 metres above the
fort at Charenton. At this time, as the Intre-
pide, which was the name of NJ. Nadar's bal
loon, appeared in sight, O second balloon was
seen in the horizon. NJ. Nadar was observed to
display long streamer with the French national
colors. Immediately afterwards national flag
1oated from the car Of the other balloon.
vigorous hurrahs and cries of 'C'est Durouff,
from the garrison of the fort, greeted the APP
pearance of the two @ronauts, whose balloons
gradually approached. Suddenly, and when at
q short distance from each other, loud report
was heard in the air, which report was followed
by series of explosions These were at first
supposed to be victorious signals or demonstra-
tlons until NJ. Nadar was seen to fling himself
into the netting of his balloon, and to cling to
its sides. During this time the other ;eronaut
continued discharging shots at NJ. Nadar and
his balloon. The Intrepide was descending
tors below that some incomprehensible event
had happened above. But mark what the
French flag of the neghboring balloon came to.
1t was withdrawn, and black and yellow
standard was observed to be floating in its
place.
"All was explained. treason 1T is Prus-
sian balloon! He has fired on the Intrepide
were the cries that burst simultaneously from
the French people. Nadar was supposed 10 have
been lost. He was seen to descend rapidly in
his car. and his balloon had once more nearly
reached the earth. He however, cast out his
ballast, and he again ascends. NJ. Nadar again
chambers up the network of his balloon. and by
-a@arvellous effort he succeeds in stopping the
hole made in his balloon by the shot of his ad-
versary.
"Tbe Intrepide then becomes the assailant,
and several shots were fired from the car into
the Prussian balloon, which suddenly whired
about and fell to the ground with giddy velocity.
As soon as it reached the earth detachment of
Ublans, who were on the plain, and who had
been following the aerial cOmhatants through
out this exciting struggle, rushed forth, and
surrounding the balloon, received their cham
pion-God knows in what condition. They then
fastened off at full speed to the Prussian ad-
vanced posts. In the meantime NJ. Nadar
descended safely at Charenton, where he is still
at this moment
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-20
8 SECOND EDITION
WAR NEWS BY CABLE.
TYochu Anxious for Peace.
The Gamhetta Party ImplaCabIe.
The Prussians at Orleans
Effect of the War on Germany
DOMESTIC NEWS.
AN Earthquake in Ohio.
Etc.s Etc.s Etc. Etc.s Etc.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
AN Earthquake in Ohio.
FROM EUROPE.
A Naval Engagement Imminent.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Despatches from Ham
burg state that ten French ships of war are out
side of Heligoland. None are in sight off the
mouth of the Elbe. Preparations to meet the
French vessels have been made in the Weser.
Thirty Post Offices
have been organized under the Bavarian officials
in the Departments of Alsace and Lorraine.
A Desire for Pence.
BRUSSELS Oct. 20.-The Eioile Beige says it
is believed that Trochu and some of the other
members of the provisional government are de-
sirous Of peace, while Gambetta, MINISTER of
the Interior, is impacable.
Napoieon's Private Affairs.
GENEVA, Oct. 20.-General Fleury has arrived
at Lausan ne, to arrange the private affairs of
the French Emperor.
Prussian Arrogance Condemned.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-The Times, in its review
of the continental situation this morning, CEN
sures the arrogance of the Prussians in their
terms for peace, and approves the language of
the Emperor that 'no government yielding a
foot of French territory as q condition Of peace
could retain its power day."
General Burnside
has found it necessary to deny that he has been
commissioned by the American Government to
offer peace propositions of any kind.
Ten French Frigates
are anchored off Dunkirk with their fires
banked.
Rumor says that the mission of Laurier from
the French Government to London is to nego.
tiate loan.
BourbalxPs Refusal
The Morning Telegraph has reason to believe
that General Bourbaki's refusal to command the
beaten army of the Loire, was due to a very
natural feeling, and that his offer to command
the army of the North is considered subter-
fuge, as that army is not likely to be formep at
ALL
The Trussians In Orleans.
The conduct of the Germans in Orleans, ac-
cording to the Prussian account, is much differ
ent from that ascribed to them by the French
newspapers. They were perfectly orderly, and
the occupation was unattended by any violence
or extortions. A Prussian paper says, in the
absence of skilled men from their usual indus
try, Germany is a heavier loser than France by
this war.
The Italian Mails.
FLORENCE, Oct 20.-The Italian mails are all
forwarded by way OF Brindisi at present, instead
of Marseiles.
Ill-treatment of the Pope.
A circular has been issued by the Italian Gov
eminent protesting against the rumors of i'll
treatment of the Pope. He is perfectly free and
| independent. All Italy asks is ratification of
any determination on his part to leave Rome,
| in order that the honor and respect dne to his
| Office may be paid him.