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THE WAR EXCITEMENT IN SEWiRk.

In Newark an evening or two ago, an Irish
Catholic citizen and OK Israel discussing
with good deal OF animation, In pubic place, the
merits Of the impending conflict between France
and Prussia. The descendant OF Israel was cnthl.
sastic in favor Of Prussia, while the OF Erin ey-
pressed decided opinion that France was the
strongest aud would surely conquer. The other
would not be convinced however, aud wound up his
peroration by remarking that he would be GLAD OF
one thing any how--'It the rope was only mt
down. The last words had scarcely left
his lips when another slawOrth son OF,
Erin, who overheard the remark, rushed
forward and demanded OF the Israelite N ne
had made use Of the expression quoted. Before a
reply was offered freshman Nc. / interfered and
suggested that tho discussion was that he alone
was interested In. Both he and the offender were
within an ace Of thrashing but for the opportune
remark Of the pacfymg Irishman-''1ld bocaiish, ;,
which means In Erse 'don't mind it, The sound
OF the Nernacuar acted most so0thingly on the
belll2erent, and he subsidized In his demonstrations
OF warllkc character forthwith.
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WELCOME HONE TO JUDGE BEDFORD.

Two Thousand Citizens Greet His Arrival
After the reception rendered to Congressman s. $.
Cox, and the subsequent serenadc to that gentle
man at his residence, last evening, the Ninth
Ward Jefferson Club and S. S. sCox Democrats
Cub marched en- Tldsse TO the resi-
dencc OF Judge Cunning y. Bedford, who
arrived from Europe by the steamer Scotia Yesterday
afternoon, To give him q welcome home. Fully 900
citzens joined the clubs on the way 1t became
known where. and for what object they going.
craiulla's band headed the procession and played
suitable airs on the way. Judge Bedford was evi-
IDENTIFY taken by surprise, for he had retired
TO bed and the lights were all in the house. lie
soon made his appearance, however, AT the hall
door, and IN short speech thanked them for the
magnificent Expression VI their kind regard towards
him. Tie assured them that IL would rema n. an
oasis In his life. to he looked back with feelings
OF pleasure as long he lived. After giving tn 'ee
hearty cheers for Judge Bedford the inimcns con-
course OF people quietly and quickly melted avyay
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TIE FEELING IN THE CITY.

In the absence OF any really exciting intelligence
the feeling In the city was somewhat subdued YES.
terday. Despite the warlike screams OF the news
boys who In the interest OF their trade are very par
tia to executions. prize fights ana blood, go long as
1t flows from contention, Notwithstanding that their
little eyes glistened with excitement while straining
their vocal organs TO an unlimited pitch
matters were much more quiet In the city
than on any day since the war was de-
cared. Less enthusiasm was manifested In
all quarters, and although the interest OF the
people has by no means abated earnest expectation
Is at present the prevailing sentiment. The
preiudces OF some classes of the community are.
nevertheless as strong as ever. The Prussians here
are, perhaps the most demoDstratiye but II ~ said
that the Austrlans Bavarians and Others now
citizens OF the United States, take umbrage at the
wholesale manner In which the word German" is
applied to movements sympathetic with the cause
OF Prussia. Az yet the Austrians have commercially
withheld any expression of opinion and hesitate
TO participate in any action regarding the
great question at issue. Some enthusiasts have an
eye TO religious matters. and not " few regard the
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SPREsHEs SIZE DEtTstH!
Meeting Of Pgussian Sympath.zers at Ger
u,nnia Assembly Rooms.

Meeting of Prussian SympatiIzers at Ger.
u,nnia Assembly Rooms.
4 meeting held last evening at Gcrmanla
Assembly Rooms Or certain Germans acting IN be-
half of number OF Others OF the nationality IN
relation to the war in Europe. Though no regular
organizations have been as YET effected among the
Germans 10 give expression in regard 10 Their feel.
ings to the war yet ii II evident that The synpa-
thies Of the largest number or That section OF our
city's population III favor OF King William and
Bismarck. Representatives From several extempore
organizations were present OF Ilederkranz Hail on
Monday evening. making arrangements for the mass
meeting which is 10 be held this evening at Steinway
Hail. when eminent German speakers viii address
the audience on the great question OF tue hour. The
essity OF better organization IN regard clubs
or organizations among the Germans IL so
apparent in this matter that of the first
dutes OF q central committee viii be to make
arrangements IN this respect 80 THAT not for want OF
Is the German IN this city shall H. he said that disor
ganizaton or want OF unity Is TO be credited with
want OF proper aiatiOn with the European
tionul ASPIRATIONS. To-day IL is expected that the
Executive Committee, which II composed OF repro
sentaves from the various bodies which so far have
convened In several parts OF the city 70 discuss the
subject, Will bring matters into regular order,
appointing district ward association divisions
and making such other arrangements "a may be-
opinion can best be evoked in this heterogeneous
citv. At the meeting last evening at the Germana
Assembly Rooms DR.. Berak nan presided ana Mr..
g. w. klebIscn acted az secretary
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1870

state to-day and verbally Informed him that his
government would also respec. the treaty OF Paris.
THE WAR QUESTION IN THE CABINET.
The Cabinet session to-day, which was the last for
TWO weeks unless some extraordinary emergency
sh' uld arise was attended by all the members and
Was n Vt extended beyond the usual hour. The POST
master ,"nera remained SOME time after the other
members hs ! left, engaged IN transactng business
with the PrssIdc,.' 1t appears that on CONVERSE
tional reference wa. made to the European compll.
cation. The government H. ~ contained m he
concerning the situation tnan 1.
cable dispatches TO the press ,,,
PROTECTION TO PRUSsfANs IN rrnna.n,arv Efsh
Mifister "ashpurne telesTaphed 10 oe-,s The Sec
to-day tnat he had just returned 10 Pa >oauesi OF
W the r ueilnn government, ASKING I. Ton
10 extend 10 sub ects OF the former the SAME
genres OF personal protection in France as was
extended 10 French subjects IN Mexico by our Lega
non In that republic, the request at that time coming
IL Is REGARDED as somewhat singular that this request
OF North Germany WIS made on the same dag OF the
same month tjuly 1917 the request OF the French
10 our government in 1867.
THE DINNER TO u. rARADOI
fnc dinner OF the Secretary OF State In compliment
row evening, and viii be attended by not more than
ten persons, including NJ. Paradoi and the Secre-
Mry ana his son. Very few OF the tor
eign ministers are Ia Washington Mr. Thorn
ton VIII not be present owing To Illness, nor
Will Baron Gerolt be one OF the guests. Senator
General, the Attorney General ana Secretary OF the
Interior aud two others viii compose the party.
~ NO INSTRUCTIONS TO OUR coHsULs ABROAD.
Inc secretary has not, contrary to report tele
erapneo 10 our various legations To observe nell
trailly IN the pending war, nor any Instructions
whatever.
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rEE EXeI!EMEyr ELsEWHERE.

PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1870.
A preliminary meeting OF GerIans was held here
this evening to make arrangements FOR grand dem.
oDsraticn IN favor or Prussia
EVANSVILLE, IND, July 10 1870.
large and enthusiastic meeting OF Germans was
held tonight. They pledged their money and SYM
pathy TO a united Germany against tyraunical
France
Louisville, KY, Jnly 10, 1870.
A mass meeting OF Germans was held here last
evening. Resolutions were adopted 10 the effect
that 200 Germans OF Louisville express
their admiration OF Count Bismarck for the
course he has pursued in opposln French
usurpatiOn. A committee IN receive subscriptions
TO aid Prussia w3s appointed. Three thousand five
hundred and ten dollars was COLLECTED IN the hall,
The meeting was largely attended, and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed
SAN FRASCtsCU, July 10.
The French and Prussan residents OF San Fran
cisco have held meetings. ana subscribed funds 10 be
reunited to their respective countries, the SUI.
ierers In the pending war.
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WASHINGTON, July 10, 1870.
Internal Revenue Seizures.

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1870.
insSrnnI Revenue Seizures.
Tie onicer In charge Of tho Division OF Seizures
11r''orts to-day's seizures amount TO ss472. The
mos. impor "a. seizure was hfty-seven barrels OF
spirits In the Second Penn, sivana district amount
ing III value 10 s2,oG2 The others arc S's"' Vno''
ana MAINLY IN Tennessee ana North Carolina.
Reienso OF Whiskey.
rhe Secretary Of the Treasury has directed the
release OF the remaining l,40o barrels OF whisgey
which were seized IN California n,.arly year ago by
an internal revenue Official Ii al be rcconeoted
that Zoo barrels OF the number seize were recently
delivered to the parties claiming them. No evidence
could be produced to show the snipi. lent OF this
whskey had been Ia any way IN violation ,2f law.
Personal.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs {, eneral
Parker, Ia making his arrangements for the pur-
chase OF the ladian annuity goods. He VIII 20 to
New York on Monday next 10 meet Mr.. William IL
Dodge aud other members OF the Board of India
Commissioners to make the purchases.
The President mt the ssshuetzenEoxf.
Al SIX O'Clock THIS afternoon the President, iR
company With Secretary Fish, drove 10 the schuet-
zenest He was received with cheers at the gaze,
and soon committee appeared and took the visitors
in charge conducting them through the grounds.
Crowds everywhere gave them yocifcrous greeting.
The President having been invrsd INTO the
shooting department made three good shots,
the second striking the target IN tue cen
ire. The feat was loudly appiauded.
The President and Secretary then witnessed tho
acrobatic feats, and remained over an hour aud
were most Hospitality entertained. As the President
passed through The park his carriage he was again
cheered.
The Commission Of Nr. Freiinyhuysc SEN,
az Minister to England was not signed by the Pres
dent until to-day. He VIII receive IL tomorrow
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THE WAR NEWS N chicago.
General sheridan En- Route For Europe
to Watch the Opcrati0Hs--(sood Words
Of Cheer From King william to the
Germans In Chicago.


Germans In ChicagO.
CHICAGO, H., July 10, $780,
Lieutenant General Sheridan having obtained
permission from the War Department to visit Europe
and observe The military operations in progress
there, viii leave this city tomorrow evening and
proceed 10 the seat OF war without delay. He viii
be accompanied by single member OF his stan, and
VIII visit both the French and Prussan armies. The
Lieutenant General viii pay his own expenses dur
ing the trip.
The intelligence from the seats OF the impending
conflict IN Europe continues to excite Lively in
terest In this city, particularly among the Ger
man population. The various daily journals have
70 employ their utmost capacity TO supply the
demands for their issues, and large numbers
crowd around the bulletin board tn gain the
latest intelligence. The interest and excitement are
scarcely less Than during the inauguration and pro-
gress OF our war; In response TO despatch sent by
inc GefinaLs Oh Chicago on sunday last TO King
William, OF Prussia, the following telegram was
ceived last evening"
,y, ,, BERLIN, July Is, 1870
~ thank you, and feel that will
aver the hopes OF her coun:ryuen beyond the
WILLIAM Rel,n
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An UNDERTAKES ATTEMPTS TO VIOLATE TIVE HfAlTHLs

Yesterday morning male founding, named
Jerome, aged seven mouths, given out to nurse on
April 20, from the Founding Hospital, No. II East
Twelfth street 10 Sarah u. Boyd, of 40l East Twenty.
first street. died without being attended by ptysl-
The police report that during the day 1t was
discovered that Michael Grace undertaken, or No.
!s Prince street, went 10 the with CONN and
attempted 10 take the body away. The police seat
the remains 10 the Morgne, as the purse Is SAID 10
be a woman Of dissolute habits unfit 10 nave the
care OF the child and the undertaken was thus de-
prved Of an opportunity 10 recover heavy bill from
the father OF the waif.
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The Ocean Mail Service.


.. HAMBURG, July 10, 1870.
The steamship Allemannia from New York VIA
Plymouth, arrived here yesterday afternoon.
The Cambria left Havre on Saturday noon for New
York.
PLYMOUTH, July 10, 1870.
The steamship New York, Of the North German
Lloyd, from New York, arrived here safely at half
past six O'Clock this morning. 1t Is not yet decided
whether she will attempt to reach Bremen.
LONDON, July TO- 1870.
The Loyds' exact from five to ten gulneas on the
German shipping.
The steamer Union, OF the North German Lloyd, Is
in port at Bremen, and will not leave for New York
until further orders. She was advertised to sail on
the 10th.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 10, 1870.
The North German Lloyds steamer MAN, from
New York. Tor Bremen. arrived safely at IL O'Clock
this forenoon.
LONDON, July 10, 1870
The Shipping Gazette thinks the Germans are for.
tunate, because so many OF their merchant vessels
were bought from the Americans during the recent
rebellion, and may now be covered by the Americas
flag again.
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Commerciai and Financial Aspccts--rrade
Panic Cotton Failures

PANIC Cotton Failures.
LONDON, July 10, 1870.
Ihe panic which commenced In The markets here
ana at Liverpool yesterday continues to-day,
ana was increased by a rumor, to which some credit
- given, that there Is an understanding between
France and Austria
LONDON, July 49, +. NJ.
Consols, ssA for both money and the account.
american Am seguIihsss nat anu nominal United States
n'v,,"c.'J bonds, 1882, 81; 1865 Old 81; 1887 81:
ten-i0rtes, S0H. Stocks dat and nominal Erie
RAILWAY shares. Is; illinois Central, 1857 Atlantic
and Great Western, u.
LONDON, July 1916 p NJ
Consois closed at S91k for money and the account
tiille1 States bonds duh. Fivewentles 1862 81;
1850, ST. ten-iortes. 70. Stocks dull. Erie Railway
shares lei ILLINOIS Central, l04 Atlantic and Great
Western, 90.
LIVERPOOL, July I9--5 r. NJ.
Cotton closed entirely nominal aud prices were
TOO irregular to quote; the sales 900 bales all
OF wh ch was for The trade and FOR Speculation
export.
More cotton failures are announced here to-day.
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MAILS BETWEEN (UEBsc AND NEW YORK.

The Post 0alce Department OF Canada has de-.
cided to send the mails for New York from quebec
by the newly established railroad route between the
two cites-viz, by Grand Trunk Railroad TO Lennox.
vile; thence by Massawippi Valley Railroad, Pas
sumpsic River Railroad, Connecticut River railroad,
Springfield Hartford and New haven ana New York
and New Haven Railroads. This route Is l01 miles
nearer tlan BY klclp0nd inncNQn ana MONTREAL
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PARIS, July 49, 1870.
The Patyfe this morning says that the Prussan
Ambassador at Vienna, who has been mere for a few
days, started last night for Berlin with the official
declaration OF war.
The Journal.Ge Sotr has information, which it be-
Heves to be reliable, that Mr. Washburue the Ameri-
can Minister, has agreed to protect the Prussan
subJects now In France. The Journal adds that Mr..
Washburne has certainly not made such a promise
without hrst having obtained the consent Of the
french government.
Earl Granville, the British Secretary Of State for
the Foreign Department. arrived here from London
yesterday and mad a three hours conference with
the Emperor.
PARIS, July le--Eyening.
The report published in the morning journals that
Earl Granville mad an interview with the Emperor
yesterday was untrue. Lord Granville has not been
In the city.
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IN ENGLAND.

The Sword Must Arbitrate-Still Ncutral-
Panic in Trade.
LONDON, July 10, 1870.
The London Times In an editorial this morning,
abandons all hope Of mediation. The sword must
now decide.
II Is denied that the Earl Of Granville has rcmon
strated with Prussia.
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BuHtVAuNt M
fusnls.

The Rate of Observation-Disclosures Re.
fusns.
PARIS, July 19--Evening.
IN view or anticipation OF financial crisis in Ber-
lin the rate OF discount has been advanced to eight
per cent In that city,
The members OF the German nobility, OF all shades
OF politics, arc volunteering for the war.
The Bavarian Parliament refuses to vote the money
supplies for war. =
Hanover Is, 1t is alleged Just now opposing the
war
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letter from the King OF Prussia thanking him Tor
MS speech against the war.
large number Of the constituents OF NJ. Theirs,
who voted for him at the last election demand MS
retirement from the Corps Legisatif on the ground
that he has outraged tho patriotic sentiment Oh the
country by ns recent speech against the war.
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in GER MANY.
King Williams Address tn tho People,
French Approximation f0r War.

BERLIN, July 10, 1870.
Last evening King William made speech TO a
great crowd OF the people Of Berlin who came TO
congratulate him.
He said che was not responsible for the war which
had just broken out. He might personally be pas
sve under outrage but Germany, even from beyond
the seas had spoken. Sacrifices were sure. Prussia
had been spoiled by her rapid victories In two wars
and perhaps worse fate awaited her now. He
however knew what TO hope from God, the army
and the people,
French proclamation tor the purpose or exciting
the people TO revolt has been distributed in Hanover
Hesse Darinstadt withdrew her agent from Paris
to-day.
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~ BELGIUM.
French Negotiation of Neutrality.

French Negotiation Of Neutrality.
BRUSSELS, July 19-Evening.
France has communicated to the Powers notiica-
ton that she has entered into reciprocal engage
ments with Belgium and Holland ensuring their
neutrality.
France is also in active negotiation with Russia to
obtain her formal promise OF neutrality.
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A.-e:rnua pnrh.-A special Invitation 4

hereby extended 20 the citizens OF Msmaroneck Rye ar
risop. White Pianp, scarsdae neighborng towns
Join the parties from New York Thursday satur-
day 2s. and 2gd. TO examine the improvements
particularly the Great Central Subdivision. Car
VIII be IN attendance every provision made for
ANDREW WILSON, Jr., 81 Broadway.
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Eair Play Against Trickery.

LONDON, July 1913 A. NJ.
The German press is filed with seemingly un-
affected complaints OF 'the falsehood and trickery'
by which France seeks to place the responsibility of
beginning the war on Germany.
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color of the
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THk
SCALP, REsfORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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II fhres with Bth or to
stain the skim ia order TO
the hus VI their prime. PHAIONS vIrALIA OK
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, as clear and transparent a.
nu that which spnrkles ia your Cologne bottles effects
the change satisfactorily than In
the world. Sold by all druggists
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Guaranteed Rupture Cure.-Ruptured Per.
respectfully notified DIR. SHERMAN has re-
urned TO the city, and may be consulted at hs oce 697
,ptyav
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A Sewing Machine, :ssej TO sj4J; sly rroad-
WAY be converted INTO hand machine instantly
venen for parties going In the coGntry warranted
ln.a
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country by his recent speech against the war
Paris city Reports.
| PARIS, July 1850 p. M.
There is nothing certain yet about Inc departure
OF the Emperor for the seat Of war. 1t is not likely
he will set out for the front until everything IL ready
| there for active operations.
Several Prussan agents in this city VINO were sus-
pected or plotting ana distributing money, have
been arrested
The MarseaHotse iHenri Rocbelort's journaD ap-
peared this morning for the first time In several
weeks 1t was promptly seized.
Prince Napoleon h expected here tomorrow. IL
Is said he Will have q command.
The Latest--Prince Napoleon an Paris--Court
and Diplomatic Movements.
Paris, July I9-Eyening.
The Emperor held another council OF ministers
to day.
Prince Napoleon has arrived and had long inter.
view with the Emperor. 1t is understood a corps
d'd'Tnee viii be Immediately formed and placed
under the command OF the Prince,
A grand dinner was gwen by the Emperor at St
Cloud yesterday after the council OF war. The prin-
cpal officers or the regiments OF the line and OF the
imperial Guard who are on the eve OF leaving Paris,
were present They testified IN a most enthusiastic
manner their devotion to the Emperor. The band
played the Marseiaise.
The Corps Legslatir yesterday adopted the pro.
jects OF law submitted anu credits asked by tho
government, and to-day the Senate concurred in the
action Of the Corps.
The Nancy journals protest against the law for the
regulation OF the press in time OF war.
There are rumOrs that Denmark is giving way TO
the influence OF England.
Russia far has shown no signs of swerylnp
from her attitude Of neutrality.
1t is repor cd that the ambassadors of Baden,
SaxoDy, Hesse Bavaria and wurtemburg have been
ordered to quit Paris
La Laoerte says the official declaration Of war VIII
not be communicated to the Chambers until an an
swer has been had from Prussia, the Cabinet OF
Berlin having received notification OF the declara-
ton.
Deputy Dreoe, It is said, intends to move that the
Chambers during the war may be represented by q
permanent committee of Senators ana Deputies.
Non-Combatants notiaed-AlIeviating the
Horrors Of BattIe-Arrest Of Prussian
spies.
PARIS, July 10, 1870.
The Oalcal notification OF the existence Of actual
war between France and North Germany was duly
despatched to-day to the different European gov
ernments.
France has been notified by Prussia that she
will not use explosive balls or chemicals for des
tructlve purposes in battle II the Emperors gov
eminent VIII agree TO adopt similar rule.
After the first battle between the cOntendng
forces the other Powers OF Europe WILL it is gener
ally believed, endeavor to put stop to the conflict.
The French journals forbidden to publish re-
ports OF the military movements.
The Catholics OF South Germany are il is said
against Prussia in the war.
prus haHa
in Strasburg.
There are 600 army volunteers congregated IN
Paris ana the other military departments OF France.
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Cri-tat.or0's UnrivalIed Hnir Dye.-sold
applied Al bis wig and .calp factory AsLor
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staaord's Iron and sulphur Powders
inylgoratc the body and
purify the blood.
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PARIS, July 10, 1870.
Rentes opened at 85f. 9Oc and .'osed at 85f. csc
Market shade hrmer. :
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Crystal Medallion PORTRAITS, painted fls
o from photographs oying or deceased persona Price SA
so Broadway up stalrg.