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New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
LAKE SHORE
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
SEVEN PER CENT CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND BONDS.

The Lake shore and Michigan Railway Company for the
purpose providing payment Of its several mortgage debts
mortgage the Union Trust Company
Trustee the whole Of It's Railroad and branches
cbe Of July in the year thoaSsnt nine hundred
Coupon viii be issued with interest at Seven
per payable semhnuy the frst day Of Jonu
ay Ju year and Registered Bonds Of : loo $500
each without coupons with interest Seven cntum
nnum pqya5 quarterly the FIST day OF JSRary, Ar July,
Oob each year principal and interest payable at the Office of
Union Trust Company IN NewYork
ofinveOrs especially TO this class Of Registered
Bonds which Security afforded against loss By rob
Gcy ot, and the pdyi quarterly ttTest offer
tiayestmeut peculiarly desirable.
bonds be purchased 9 and accrued
Gnterest upon application
ROBINSON, CHASE Co,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

Architects Builders ason Contractors OSners and others are re-
peciuy informed this Company prepared deliver in
quantities to suit purchasers
FACE AND COMMON BRICKS.
They have the OF the right to manufacture bricks In
the state of NeyYok By the CHAMBERS MACHINE Having
peted perfected works they claim superiority Tor their
bricks in the following particulars
The clay quality and thoroughly Tempered than
Is possible BY any other process
The bricks harder and stronger.
They will sustain greater pressure
They will absorb less water.
Mortar will adhere TO them with greater enaciiy
They will make stronger and dryer wall
They are smoother ster will make closer joints and hence take
less mortar.
They are es liable affected by Frost the influence Of weather
and Therefore,
Better for inside and outside waisi
Better for Tavingi
Better for foundations especially adapted draAs
ers and all underground rork.
The Company public private the Of parties
interested o the qualities above enumerated.
The Company would also invite attention Of parties interested TO
their successful operation for their a
HAversnaw Roc kland Co, each machine making from
FORTY TO FIFTY THOUSAND BRICKS
(o quality described sboye per day which be HACKED ten hg
direct from the msehne proaou hess than BY hand OF "
other machine known.
Rights Of the Chambers Machine for yards towns cities AMI 'oun
for sale. Apply to
G.. S. PARSONS, TREASURER
23 MuRRAYsT.. ss@roRk-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
TEW.YoRK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE 80 1870
Foursh-,ys. Entrance on Trsnyseysn'h'"
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK, go. ~,
400 (EII ,: IS 900 $50, aud (BI) p -oo :, IN
Pof Milford sraor FAIRFIELD, Southport and "e'pof' "' '
So, Sot..I S H. 100 1Sa SO PRT 500 , m ls r 800
CB1 J:B i:10 Ell $3.50, $50 and 8:Oo lbLl n
For STANFORD 4 (EI O. ll3O 2:l5 (EL) 2;iS ELh
as i:50 1EI5 as $40 $50 7:l5, s1EL) ois a..s
sn,S,y S MAJ, Tram leave. NewYOr1 at m for
'0''o'' ''' '' F CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield a m, and p IN
Tor Hartford and Springfield. Rl5, 4N m 70 h'fn0fo'
or Newport R. L. l1s m EI) connecting with Steamer aero"
Tof Conneetsui River Railroad m, H;S p M 70 honusA
oT Hsr,sori "a Providence F,li Railroad a. 2ls
For shor. ins RAlr at Si Norwich ana rro"shes ~
70, and SOh,mpsOu Railroad M 300 H. to
Eorthampton and Hllan,bsIsh ,,
rot Ssasssl rIs % y. and lis Isd r. ise g ~1s'r''
slssnn" Car, attached to train and also 20 sun
Ma. Train ether LRs Dri.n9 HS ~ fSyT sans,ntspdent
N and D. m trains s . - . - -. :, 15-ll,,, = r
rEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT OF
l 10 500 1907 300 u nght Fo Pm ale Peis 20 ". IN
"a n N and ~ BALTIMORE and HAsHlFGrOsT TaR tHe
Tha Irn M msolTHWgsr m $500 Tor rHE WEST
u, PsspsJsIis Rso.d-S 20 and y m Silver S psss @
hS Gse.n.t and Chicago without sAangs Silver P,ns s M
stt,.hi 10 tie IL daily and run hrough Sr ,,is At
Louisville 81 Looi' and Oels@.I men, ~ Brsd-ay CD.lyl
PTIL4ANs PALACE DkAWlht-kOOh shi I;n.,i Ind.nap
tsn Pin;sGfsh SSSsI ssoS SSa The sS N
pn. Pumsn Cars splendid Passenger Coaches through ~
ea1ass % iSso Pw JACKSON General sa.hnt'na'nh
A trnI
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

NEwYORK and NJ HAKLEM a s NJ rSls.. 41 Vii
- ,, sorner Of Twenty ,Ith st. aud Fourhas +. '0no'
''~ iO.gO : IN. Rutland Express
1.lS m Montreal hrprsss r., ,,,s ,,d a. Alb.n,
bisephg CoAshs oD Ns / q BUCKHOUT, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
$4,000 REWARD
PROCLAMATION.
THE MURDER OF MR.. BENJAMIN NATHAN.

The widow having determined increase the rewards heretofore offered
bv me lin my Of July 2 and result hang yet been OBJ
6centy specific the offers the previous PROCLAMATION
are hereby superseded by the following:
the murierer Of BENJAMIN NATHAN killed in hs house No
IL West Twntythr NewYork the morning Of FRIDAY July ~
OF Ach and Diamond Shirt Studs which takes
from the clothing deceased the night Of the murer Two OF tho
All Ii mounted IN skeleton settings with spiral crews but nc
color Of the gold setting Of the tat diamond va" not 50 dark as Tue oar
REWARD Of 800 will be paid for the Identification and
Of one OF the watches being Gold Anchor Hunting Stmwnns
Watch No 56S7 % lines about two inches IN diameter male 0 M
PeganI for the Chain lnd Seals thereto attached The thn
very with square links and Pendant cham "h iss
seals one Of them having monogram B. n thereon
REWARD OF 800 will be given for Information ahng 70 ths
With gold dial showing rays dNeng ron the cnief D1 N.n Ill
figures have been made by Tobias and which vas Aen
tie the above articles ,,,,,.
REWARD of $50 will given recovery Of Coli heiss
the dollar and which bears 50 mspsoh
simpson, President Of the Jews Hospital or TO BeHamn Va
than President OF the Jews Hospital" ,.u,t -.
formation descriptive Medal which be useful in 'sean1s "
recovery. - A.. t..Ainy q, IN.
knovp a. dog or amp and piece vroaghi ron aoo %
long up for about inch a ssea s
1an s.I.r s sawyer ~ Gr by Iron s clamp ,be t,.E
REWARD Of $500 will be gwen 70 'be in ~ mn pe Of p.pes
the murder ascend the steps ana ] I .c and pro
ling there walk away with H. Il be vi" '' Wv
iuce it. . - n.v b. seu, 70 the Mayor; jobs
Joaraa superintendent Police, CITY q tKEY HALL Mayor
Kelso Chief Detective oGoer < ION " ''
b Se rewards are BY the request o. and m Ssfaei
b losiHs reward bas been offered o the Ss" SeA
his1-rhs YOt sct BIcssnge ONT on r. 1TsS ssSl o o. ne, %
Thousand Sbsn ies member Of said brhanse who 80
killed on tbs nsh' ." ~ BROWNELL viceChArman Con.
Ne"i"A'"' D G HAYS Trsasaref
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
Ew-YORK. SATURDAY, Aug. 8, 1871

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Aug. 8, 1870.
The only addition to the stock ON hand in
the Horse market in East Twenty fourtht was the ar
rival last night Of carload Of French horses from the
Lower Canadas at the Bulls Head Stables OF A. D. Cham
beran Early the morning lot Of these horses found
buyers, who paid from $50 500 per head Otherwise
the market remained just dull as 1t II usually on oa,u
days during the heated term. We Cleaned no further
news nj the different carriage repositories we we're aDe
70 VISIT and could give information OF any IN
terest than contained in advertising columns Inc
regular Saturdays auction sale at Barker Hamlins,
corner OF Broadway and Thirty ynnhst has been post
poned TO Wednesday next.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
GoTTT SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENI /;
cu.,,rs MONDAY Nay 1O 1870, from koo'e's" NJ sAao "
a. n Mi ,pd Accommodation to Pstehogue.
ia. M B.bylon Accom- odston, and nl slanon' - t,o
~ Roct.vavHIeuou This trar Eh oe pus on 1aI nm.
a.An N krprsss for Paehogue eonneeiw VIZ ''-e'' ~ "
nor. Pr. Place and sosth Haven
Ann m Accom- nodaion for PaIchogae;, s,,i...
snr On I,,ommodapon for I,l And AZ saNoni - s..,...
SS M Accommodation for hsrnsi and al e~sos'i w o'1''
through 10 BahIlos. wi,h ho.t M R,h,lo. Go,
~ " Fire Island. l.. -
All train. connect At VALLEY Stream iof 49, '"P "
from kes Yoi train ron p p......, a...h o.,
ertsnsVe baills ou A"s'p DsN' O
and, The eonveueDee OF siNsoA"~
T.ist. nd front Beach, Ons posAI,,
sSi sf'A" psiesuA0' '' T. ". DovGLN, esSsAsssAsaA
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
Cbanres for Business Alen.

A THOROUGH and capable business man
N having $4,000 to $4,000 70 INVEST Learn OF rare
chance for business addressing b. NJ Tribune Ohce YORK
stating with fn name be had Business sta
pe one profits large the Of reference given and required
A Paving and Genteel BUSINESS on Broad
N way above Canas SALE and must be sold Apply to j. g.
FREEMAN.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

fost an0 fonn0.
I OST, Friday, Aug. 5--BANK BOON no.
Greenwich Savings Bank Also .ln V' ""AeF' AN-S
Ss.ara " ANN gooSkY. No. " kAss ssvsssseassss
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
60 r1bom II mnp Concern
MOSES VI. COHEN.
WAsHlNHr0N7 ]. .. J.y % Is.I
PENNSYLVANIA-AVE

NOTICE-PAVING PENNS1LNANlA-AFE
IN NUETe Commission appointed by An act % provide tor tbs
paving approved July sO authorize %
determine the best kind Of pavement 70 be used IN paving
and have said horouglare paved eresn
from the Capitol the crossing OF Fenihe-s
and organized accordance WITH the ABOVE
proceeded the election Of President and secretary sAs
decided all inventors " ny OF be IN
proved pavments whatever material composed whether Of stone
ashps other kind 20 furnish accurate and Dc
tailed drawings models descriptions the naue
of the laid how packed and fact all Information 40
t This information desired 10 enable
the Commission the f instance upon the general nature of
the material 10 paving the and then 70 specify tho
preference he agreed upon r,ga 20 some psrcn tno
Il be qdopted the law Pubc No lN will give the
oe information how the payments for said pavement WI %
provided therein that the cost Of ng sh pAymen a
dosrs yard The estimated ares
sa neghbofhoo Of Iyhye thousand toO
should b. addressed 70 the secretary.
GEN e. MICHLER Office Of Public Buildings Grounds and Wo
n s Capo Washington d. &.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
AND NEW YORK RAILROAD

NEWARK AND NEW lUhh HIa,b go Rl,sr
nypor IN NEW YORK, foot Of Libsry,si, Solm Hl..
On .rd sns 1870 passenger ,rsin, ~ ~ nm sSWiRK-
GEIVK SEW YORK FOR BERGEN AVE Anp HA, ~ 20
eo an 7O 7g5 e:05, $50 9o Y:i3 III "a a.0o
ZOO 400 5:g 400 $40 $780, 500, 500 o''' ~" ''' wv
g.m lt:po p m -, ,rpsr pppaRs-At g:p
LEAVE NV i0s ,1s ID $50 7:aO 600 1913, Rp m
llslO q N S'S' f'' Wv X RICKER supsnnsendent
"a
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


PEOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS,
ss.s Rive. :sa;l side q ssaay.
s.a $ . .aa baggage o. s...s z. f1sSa: R
a., No. co on .s 'R,n R 1a Al & Dod EI9Is.s Oss: g
no sInd train. 70 saOga Sharon Abans Traveller, Ha.;
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
W, p,o. w. NORWICH LINZ
NASHUA Se ccneo PS .a''is Sr.ssso"o aud
E1TY CITY OF Tas RosrnS ssc and ''anch steamers
CITY oF NETWORK
CITY OF LAwRENCES y, xvw ,oynor
-l,.re yewYos dali, n, and CITY oPsswL0spsSs Icy M sSs
fiya x ~ soTh Ryer, foot Of Canal and wat.sst..
for ,ss s5sl' sSPSs sS4lS'S SSor% %
to through tickets and light apply the 0mee Pier 70
ss..Yofi. De. Ia. losa J. b. SnoAi''''' Nss'@
| ARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
T,ns IT, Ter ps psS'i: & & efpgs' e. 'iss' %
NEWARK and NEW YORK B0AT.-Steamer
Leave, oc c.uS. waa s,.' foot H.T, G an 3 2 an
FOR N0RWALK and DANBURY.- Railroad
WHITE sI, Is o ' s snsoa snls
- Esaa asS si q iAs IS D'nS'' and S''.''n ".a.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.'S
No fnSf gESIT T', IND .';f % II FA5Fs
Dispatch Passengers take the C. and from
c. ,,Eoa sI,rs cos, Tbs ONLY Linz asOrfr
tbs opportunity TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
QUEBEC ard NEW-YORK.-New Passenger
ADD Freight hoge Distance shortened Is miles via Grand Trunk
RAILWAY an Connecticut River Railroad Through tickets sold by
the New Haven sesmers and NesIaven Railroad FRANCIS HYDE
Genera Agent, Pier 25 East River York
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ Passenger and Frssh Depot vYok foo. OF Lbsnyst
meets at somere with South Rara Hampton Junction
With the Delaware Laekavanni .ad Western Railroad at PhPsbqg
with VI, Lehsh and suuehnna Railroad .ni al E.ton with The Le
high Vae Railroad and ts forming line Pitts.
burgh and the West without shsnys Of also Central Psnn
ALLENTOWN LISB TO THE WEST
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
stg nsnehg Jans isi9-Lsa's New York as follow"
Ga mFor Fleurgton Eson Bethlehem Chunk williams
port nssbarre hitsou, Mabanoy City Tunihannoet, To"ana
7:45 m.-For E.son
nm.-Ror Remington E,on Allentown Naueb Chunel wilkes
2p n.-For Easton Allentown and Msueh Chunk
33Op n.Por EssOn Allentown B,ueh Chunek and BslrisrA
t:3O .. m.-Ror SomsrVlle and femingOn
5:lS p m--for SomsrVils
6p m.-ror Easson.
D. m.-For Someryils.
p m.-tEmgsn,l-FOr EsstOn and the West.
i? n-Por PIsins.ii on Wednesday, AMI Saturday. only
$50 100 II 20 an~2 n loo 200 25 35 $780, 400 4O
4is SIS 500 5S $50, 7OO 7o $500, $50, so oiS
ROOPm. No, TUE up,r
B1PREss daily sundsys for Esston Allen
Harrisburg and the est Connects Harrisburg for Ehe and the
Rszon somsrve or Femngtoa Connects June
for soHbng Water Gap Scranton Bnghamton SYRACUSE &c
Coupes At Pbilu bury for MAaeb Chunek Wlkssbare re
5pm-Cscss1I ErPRKss daily, tor Raston. Bethlehem Allen
Resdns Harrisburg Pisoagh Chicago and Cincinnati sleep
Tb Delaware Iseisuann. and Railroad for Scranton
sleeping through from jersey City to Pittsburgh eyer, evening
Tesss for 1s Wst can be ooMpei a. e o. % e tr Hoa,s
Hos aS al B Broadway at No 10 and at %. pnaeA
"a y prnxrx Can Pa,, AT
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RALROAD.-Trsins leave Thrieth,t as follows;
"a m Chicago Express Drawing room ears aHaeheL ~, -
m and rs m Special Saratoga Express Trans, with Drawing
Room Cas- atbs through Saratoga without change IN hoa'
and 50 Minutes chi..no go a.,
.mi.ton Tor passengers except 10 Drawing room Cara
N m Northern AMI Western Express Daringroom ears aasoeI
An N Montreal Express Drswng-roOm cars attached
M F Pacific Express With Sleeping through 70 "asro"a
sJrssuse and Csnandagua (Dalyl ,.-.,A g.. Cbi,.rn
Pacific Epress with iSr 'sago
l. Railroads for Louisville via lndanaOi al o
Buffalo nI Rochsstsr CTls train will leave at p m on sandal
II D. m. Night Express, sleepng-ears attached
p m, Hudson tram ,,-.-
ZOO !. m and 5 .. m PoughkeepGe trains
e.45a m 4 and 6:l5 p m, Peekssil trains
$50 and 700 o. Sing sing ra rs - ~ , "a n -, I'm
63O 70 9O5 and 10 a. iZO l'V . f'I' ''lO WV aN' '
D. m. YonkeTs trains. 49, p.Atoo,.;.
ga m e0h9A' "- g. H. KENDRICK Gsn1 Passenger Agent
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FROM EUROPE.
Nice and savoy,

Nice and savoy.
LONDON, Oct. S.-The following details coll
lected from various sources are published here
to-day
The Italian Government has formally repu-
dated any design looking to the remuneration
of Nice and Savoy.
The Result of the PIebiscItum
in the Roman States is officially published as
follows:-For italian unity, 1886; against
unity, 1907.
Fighting In the vosges.
A despatch from Epinal, dated last evening
reports sharp fighting as having occurred yes
terday between Raon l'Etape and Bruyeres, in
the department of the Vosges. The Prussian
force consisted of about nine thousand men,
The French force was not so large, and had
much less artillery than the German.
The fighting lasted all day, and when night
put an end to the conflict the event was unde-
cided. The French retained the position which
the Germans had attempted to carry number
of times. General Dupre, the French COM
mander, was slightly wounded in the engage
ment.
The Prussians have arrived before New
Breisach, and skirmishing has already COM
menced.
Paris and the siege,
George Saunders writes from Paris that the
city is good for six months siege.
The Pail Mall Gazette has a correspondent
there who writes in similar strain.
Another despatch, however, says that Paris is
now at the mercy of Prussian guns on the
heights of Villejuif.
PrHssian Movements.
Tours, Oct. o-There are no Prussians in
the department of the Aube. The Prussians
again threaten Gisors, where they were repulsed
by the National Guards few days ago.
General Burnside,
who is in Paris, writes to friend that the
people are calm, and the general appearance of
the city much as usual He has had a confe-
renee with Jules Favre. The latter was hourly
expecting visit from Bismarck.
French Position Abandoned.
The redoubt of Pierrefitte, near St. Denis,
aas been abandoned by the French, the position
being untenable.
summary Punishment.
Two FreDchmen who were caught cutting the
telegraph wires were Immediately shot by the
Prussians.
Cheering Intelligence.
Tours, Oct. S.-The Government announces
cheering intelligence from every quarter
France. The peasants are prepared to rise and
crush the invaders.
The army reorganization proceeds rapidly.
Gambettn MP In a Balloon.
It is reported that NJ. Gambetta recently left
| Paris in a balloon and landed safely outside of
the PIussian lines. 1t is said that he is now on
his way to Tours.
The following despatch is just made public by
| the Government
BELIEGARD, Oct. There has been no seri-
Gus engagements since those at Thoury. Pithi-
viers is now occupied by the French.
| This mOrninG's Quotations.
| LONDON, Oct s-11'9o A. M.-Consols opened a.
92k for money and 92H@s25S for account. Amerl
can securities quiet; U. &. 6-20s OF 1862, 919s
OF 1866 Old, 90% OF 1857, s9%; 10-40s, &c. Stocks
| Great Western, PIX.
| LIvERPooI, Get. s-l1'sO A. M.-Cotton open
quiet. Mddling uplands, s%@s2ld.; middng or
| leans, Sd. The sales to-day are estimated at 10,OO
| bales.
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VENEZUELA.
Triumph Of the Re volutlon-Settlement of the
Holland Difficulty,

PORTo CABELLO, Sept. 12.-After q long
struggle, the revolution seems to be at length
drawing to a close. With the exception of
Maracaibo and Coro, the whole country has
given in its adhesion to the Government of Guz-
man BlancO, which has also been recognized by
the foreign ministers in Venezuela; and nothing
is now left for the party in power to accomplish
in completion of their work, but to bring these
two places into subsection to the authority of
the central power ut Caracas To accomplish
this, naval and military expedition, consisting
OF three armed schOoners and several hundred
men, fitted out at this place under the personal
direction of GuZman Blanco assisted by General
Pulgar, is about to be despatched to Maracaibo
in aid of the forces now operating against that
town.
The difficulty with the Government of Hol-
land has been settled, the Dutch steamer Hon.
aepr and the schooner Sarah having been de-
ivered up by the Venezuelan Government
which has agreed to make full indemnity for
the losses sustained through the seizure and
detention of those vessels. The Government
has declined, however, to continue Ia diploma
tic intercourse with Holland.
A French war steamer the Talisman, has Just
visited Porto Cabello. She reports having cap
tured German brig from Hamburg bound for
Curacao. Her prize was taken to the island of
Martinique.
Business continues comparatively dull, owing
to the war in Europe. Several German vessels
are detained here, although cargoes are ready
for them; but a few French ships laden with
coffee and other products have sailed for Bor-
deauX and Hayre.
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}The Darien Expedition.
Fresh Red River Troubles.
e. Winnipeg Reign of Terror.
PARIS AND THE REPUBLIr {.
Hopes and Fears of n Partisan.


The following passages are from private
letter Just received from Paris, from q merchant
there who had but lately returned on a visit to
Paris, his native city, from this country when
the war broke out His letter is interesting, as
il puts in a few words the difficulties which
threaten the Republic should IL outlive the war:
PARIS, Sept. lG.-ln presence of the succeed
ing disastrous reverses brought upon our armies
by the carelessness of ourGovernment, together
with the incapacity of most of our chief officers
J have decided to remain in France until the
war is over, judging that in the critical state Of
things every man must perform his duty by
giving the help he is capable of to the defense
Of his country.
beginning an awful butcbery. Oar soldiers,
who did not number beyond 800 900, have had
10 contend with force from five to ten times
their superior and sheltered most of the time
under wood. 1t would take too long to explain
the incapacity and heedlessness of our govern
ment, but all can tell is that from the revela-
tons coming successively out, the only sound
conclusion is that France was sold out before
the war commenced
The proclamation of the republic was great,
and caused a real Joy TO almost the entire com
munity, and hope that it will be able to esta-
Olish itself on solid aud sound basis, notwith-
standing the ferments of discOrd Inherited from
the deceased Government, and amongst which
the division of classes and the antpathy of each
class to the other respectively form one of the
capital elements that would Impede the success
OF the republic. And yet it is the only Govern
Inent capable of restoring the nation to its
former morality, activity, intelligence, and
strength.
shall do my duty on the "ramparts" OF
Paris, and, if not killed, shalt quit France for
with Prussia on whom hope the neutral pow
ers will weigh to bring her to reasonable and
honorable terms England plays as usual very
despicable roe in this affair.
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German and American soldiers Compared.

A correspondent OF the New York Epeiing Nail
writes:-OWing TO the tremendous amount of trans
pOrtation OF material which taxes the capacities
Oi these few German railroads to the utmost, we
were obliged 10 be at the depot an hour before the
train started in order to make sure OF seat and
ticket battalion OF the -th East Prussian Regi-
ment stood in line, waiting for the cars which were
10 carry them TO the front. The JOKES and running
remarks which everywhere serve 10 pass the time
were here Of quite another sort than those OF any
American regiment in our own war.
The plain and uDmistakable difference between
republic and monarchy betrays itself nowhere
quicker than in the conversations OF these gather
ings OF the bone and> muscle OF the nation. It is
also true that while these patient German heroes
Detray none OF the enterprise and independent
, thought OF Americas great army, they are also
more orderly, more peace-lovng, and more consde
rate of the comfort and rights OF others. To tall
officer with magnificent form :-"DO you expect TO
have an opportunity 10 6ght?" "Yes; slieve the
French will make their best fight before Paris they
are mad ignorant, arrogant people, and because
their language is 30 deuced easy that it has become
the world language, they think they are also the
rulers Of the earth'
''Bnt they can't hold ont long against the troops
which yOu bring against them and q siege will be
The ruin OF their beautiful CITY,"
They don't reason. A Frenchman does what his
reason himself and the world into believing that he
mas done right. They will gladly sacrifice several
thousand of their countrymen in order 10 XII as
many more OF ours. Whether IL will amount TO
anything or not they never take into consideration"
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SATURDAY, Oct. s.-The Flour market is fairly
active, but prices Of the low grades are not 80 firm
The demand .is mostly from the home consumers,
whose purchases foot up 2tO0 barrels including su-
pernne1 at s4tOa5; extras at s5T5@5,5O; Iowa,
Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra family at s6a6.76;
Pennsylvania do, do, ut So 57@6 50; Ohio and In
diana do. do, at s6'7b@7; and fancy brands at
s125as25, as in quality 11,200 barrels Quaker City
Mills sold on private terms. Rye Flour may be
quoted at S. So. In Corn Meaal there is nothing
doing.
The Wheat market is steady, but there is not
much doing Sales OF 2000 bushels medium red at
s1'35@1'4O; 1000 bushels amber at $14461.45: 100
bushels Delaware do do. at sl'26; and 400 bushels
Southern white at sI47. Rye ranges from SSc. to
soc. Corn is quiet at the recent decline; sales of
$500 bushels at 94c to 96c. for yellow and sSc to
soc. for Western mixed Oats are dull and weak
sales OF Western at 5l@52c. Pennsylvania at 49c.
and Delaware at 4SO150c
Nothing doing in Barley or Malt.
Whisky is frmer, and rs barrels Western iro1-
bound were sold at 90c.