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Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.
November 81, William Dumont, of
Adamsville, Notary Public; Nov. %,
Michael Meagher, Commissioner Of
Deeds, to reside in San Francisco
Nov. "a, John H. Conner, Commits
sioner of Deeds, to reside in New York
City. Nov. "a, A. C. Haskell, Nota-
ry Public for Mohave County.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26

IMPROVEMENTS in progress in Tucson
are very numerous and substantial. The
eastern and southern portions of the city
are covered with adobe yards, and new
buildings at some stage of advancement
may be seen upon every side. 1t has been
nearly so for several months, but has in
creased largely within the past six weeks.
Tucson has almost doubled its population
within year, and still the people come
and improve the place.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26

EUROPEAN affairs appear to be get
ting more and more complicated, and
instead of peace rumors we have now
those of general European war.
Russia and Prussia will probably
stand together, and England, France,
Austria and some other powers may
combine. England is surely taking
warlike steps; but whether with the
AlaJauaa claims hanging over her un-
settled and the prostration that wo'd
fall upon her industrial and CONNER
cial interests in the event Of war will
not deter her from such an extreme
step, where the gain will be all out OF
proportion to the sacrifice, remains to
be developed Should q general Enro-
pean war ensue, it will lead to rich
harvest for all leading industries In
the United States, and fully restore
our mercantile marine. This will go
q long way to drown our grief over
the war if it come.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26

SMITH & CRAIGUE, of New San Diego,
advertise, in our paper, fine wines, liquors
and cigars in lots to suit traders. They
deal uprightly and our dealers may go
further to buy and fare worse
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26
NOTABLE CALLS.

On the Goth instant the Fathers OF
the Church here made formal call
upon Governor Mccormick at his res
idence. They expressed themselves
satisfied with his public acts and high
ly gratifed with his reelection to q
position he had filled so creditably to
all parties concerned.
Later in the day, the following no
table gentleman of Spanish extrac-
ton made call collectively:
Dons F. S. Leon, F. Ruellas, Juan
Elias, F. Romero, L. Yguerra, Cone
lilo Elias, P. Ochoa, L. Acedo, Gabriel
Angula, L. Renterios, E. Garlic, f.
Castro, j. Castro, M. Y. Elias, g..
Telles, N. Telles and j. Telles.
After an exchange of the usual civ
ilities, this influential and highly re-
spectacle delegation formally stated
the objects of their visit to be these
LIST. To congratulate Mr.. Mccormick
upon his reelection, and to express
their gratitude to and continued conf
dence in him. ID To ask his inhu-
ence for public schools; and third, te
bring about apurchase of grain by the
military authorities in open market
instead of by the contract system.
The interview was extended, cordial
and creditable to all parties partici-
pant. 1t shows a keen and intelligent
interest to be manifested in public at
fairs by the Mexican element which
forms SO large share Of our popula
ton of Southern Arizona.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26

Hon. RICHARD G. MCCORMICK
took his departure for Washington
last Wednesday. He goes overland
via Santa Fe, and was accompanied
from here by an escort of ten men. A
large number of his friends called to
pay their respects just prior to his de-
parture, and delegation or the prom
inent citizens went cut several miles
to see him fairly under way ON his
long and tedious journey. He was
warmly welcomed back i'll September,
handsomely treated By the electors on
Nov. s, and departed with the kind
est wishes and hopes OF very large
majority of the citizens Of Arizona.
L. S. SPECIAL Mail Agent Dawley
WIS in San Francisco Nov. Il.
SYLVESTER Mowry cast a fraudu-
lent vote at Prescott.
JUDGE BRATTON reached here this week
with his teams loaded from Arizona CITY.
His family, who attended him down, re-
manned.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-26
General Merchandise.

HAVE constantly on hand large and
IA well selected stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco,
Hardware, etc, which we will sell at the
very lowest prices.
We have, also, Hay end Grain, constant
~ on hand tc supply the Public. SIT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH.

49, Bottoms -four mill IN Toronto, Canada. was
hui ned on Friday. los., sJl,esl
A fire in Maiden, Mass, on Saturday, destroyed
the .oosn mil Of Daniel Dyes Los, s@en
Charles Morrison, Kyron Dolan and John
Who bad indicted .loaer the Frey
jsil on ssGris, night
.Burreit Scales coloredl. Baptist minister,
mardsed Tepeks Kasss, Thrlsy Mr. scs., wife
inferred and ,osps ooor,d Levi Nsrd are
under saspcos
go. A man, supposed to be j. MONEY! of MON.
vile fell bosrd from ,h Neviork Viii. wig "
Der doet Hartford LIST evening, md dssned hs e" 20"
covered q s~ nHuisl An inquest vilfbe h.h today, .
Early yesterday morning fire broke OUT IN 'i a
via Of Bh~insvle. New Yeah twelve miles sore a.s.s
the entire southern pofss Of NE village ". n" oaa
the ,auo,ares basd ssves large Sour HdiA L"''
49,. The paper warehouse of McFarland D.o' ss
70. Philsde ssrbossss rs sas 49,,
day. hsFsriasd s$sGe ss.fHses =, IN.
Key Paper b,1 C.spssy s.s ssri "-arra
.Felgners tobacco factory IN bsl, sp . ws
burud .,.a,y Lo.s sss nc enas soo's
ing ocrspsd by j. h. Berry sessr., sSTso" Iess va
aI,;ns H.. Al ia sp partly Bsred Johs haY,s arrns %"
crushed b.s,s shss dr. and AnsA rs resp
4. 10 beneath heu- hos sAe' sno"' S".
~, sss J.s,, % p,sssh ,ess,',sne bss y, We bs,ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
INTERESTING ISCENDARy CASE.

Rosroy. Nov. 1S.-The Rev. Charles Green
wood. formerly Acknowledged able orthodox
preacher Of this vicinity was. last week tried at Ply
mouth n h. for the alleged crime Of arson HIS trial
v.s attended with the greatest public agitation. AT
r..r, Mr. Greenwood said to be in good standing as
,,I.,er in this State His heretofore has been
,.rered one He born In Dublin, y. H., about
,s9, wa, educated at 81. Marys College. Baltimore Nd
ana A. Methodist minister began preaching Al south
1.x..t n H. lie wss subsequently expelled from
the Metbodist denomination, and Joined the Congr.ea
I,, leaving the active duties OF which, he removed
!" Keene n H., where he remained tl 'he sprng OF
~ hsn ne purchased the kysn-pace, socaiied IN
tg,., n H. While remaining In this section ne
.yaIad from time time, ana Was much esteemed
r. Garcb IsCa Mr. Greenwoods dwelling was destroy ed
IN A. and circumstances pointing toward MIN ss Tvs
~ 49, led 10 his arrest on charge OF burning MS
a. y,~eeIng DEMONSTRATING In the name OF nj.
.,.r Mr. Henry &. Greenwood OF this cy 70 arrrsuu
,hs Insurance compsnies The property wac valued /"
about $500 -. 81, ,,. -, ip.t a, the S,
,.,,ns Iudicsl Court Plymouth ~ II. over 100 wit
49,. we're examined, some prominent men ifOn the
.s,. ni,cse where Greenwood had resided Thirty
we're introduced by the state TO impeseh the
S.,endants yerary, while AIN larger number were
nm, in "a sustain H. The Hry retired about o'clock last
.yenips AN. canse IN ~ .c,orh tbh "ofbi"E bs'ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
LOCAL, WAR NEWS,

The concert for the benefit of the German
Patriotic Fund, given by the New York ManneTchOr at
the Terrace Garden Nov. IA, netted $50.
The remnants of the German Patriotic Fair,
held in Brooklyn will be sold nj auction tonight the
Gernania Club Rooms opposite the Brooklyn Athenaum
The German Patriotic Aid Society of the
Fourth Ward received during the past month subscrp
the amount Of $780, total Of subscriptions, ,O
The following subscriptions have been lately
made TO tie German Patriotic Fund: Peter MOer $780,
Christian NolIer $3.50; William Moer Sons, $780, Mol
Ter sierck. HiDken Co, $500 John MOer, $50 Ger
man Patriotic Aid Society OF the Seventeenth Ward
s2s "a German Union Lodge No. g. Free and Accepted
MasOns, $l25.
At the German Presbyterian Church, corner
Of Madison and Mongomery-sts the annual festival TO
the memory OF the dead Of the past year celebrated
Yesterday forenoon. The Rev b. krsi, pastor Of the
congre CATION, preaced an impressive sermon from
Psalm cxNvi and g. and made mention Of the soldiers
fallen for the German in the European After
the collection taken up for the benefit OF
the German wounded soldiers and Of the widows and
orphans Of Germans who have fallen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
TFLEGRlPHIC NOTES.

The census gives Utah 1884 population.
IA paid fire department Ia 10 be organized in
There were four inches of snow at Altoona,
Penn, ss,urs
DIR. Sherwood. an old and prominent physician
Of Cincinnati, died or SATURDAY
One thousand dollars realized at a concert
g,.n on FRIDAY sight Cincinnati favor Of the French Ref Pnnd
The cornerstone of the First Presbyterian
Cbsrr Ky had Saturday with imposing ceremonies
III. Masonic order participating
The Canal for supplying Cheyenne with water
M 49, ,,mse,.d Il bnsss om row Creei into natural
rs.s r,or . .ik from Chsyense
The Forsyth Scale Works Of Rochester have
be-, er,osed prpg The Dsse renyh Of their goods
on. pAnsd Psnytt h~osgiag 10 he establishment
The report that tile doors Of the Boston and
,fa Anpe fsrosd once Boston forced By the R@,-rs
ss, The, otaB.d ell he scess the, wanted without fercs
A game of billiards played in San Francisco
mn yns, Lst.rss JopL " Le and John hclesp ior ,ss
sinBeT w.
x.a.. Al. that Feri Es liter
,,... IN, lr- Their sob large
M r,,y a. Ill, .esssn Of the year unprecedented
49,. The official census returns gives Kansas TOP
,l.,on a 80 ..s Fss RILEY A1 lsrhci hear from ~if
IN ,ui t Of farm, AMI far pro~rJ IN ~. hA,e
,sr, ~ a.. ,aae n tie Nv, dooi o'-r ~ ss"n
tn, susogni Of As rssi As va sesiU H"Sr psssst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
10y TTLcGr1Pn To THE TRTBrNu
GENERAL MILITARY OPERATIONS.

DISASTROUS sORTIE FROM MoNTMEDY-PRUs-
SLAMS SURPRISED AT CHATILLON-GARI-
BALDI ETREATING-sEvERAL UNInPoRTANT
ENGAGEMENTs ,..-.o,o-.
On Wednesday last, a soTtie Was made from Mont
medy by two companies Of the Garde Mobile
Every one Of them was either killed or taken prs
oner. The Prussians now oonfine the lombard
ment 20 the fortress Of Montmedy.
The Prussians at Cbatillon were surprised by a
party # Garbaldians under Rcciotti, and all were
either killed or taken prisoners.
Rosny and Bellccote. Gen. Garibaldi, disregarding
all protests, has retired from Dole.
There tight yesterday in the Department of
the Aisne between a French force composed Of
Francs-treurs and Gardes Mobiles and a Prussan de-
tachment wing from Terguy The French retired
The losses OH both sides Were about equal There
. similar encounter the same day near Nemesis in
which the French were driven back. A skirmish at
Gusey, near La Fere is al-o reported At Sarcy. on
the 10th, an engagement took place in which the
Prussans lost 2O killed wounded and tab en- prison
killed. The Piu,sisns threaten all attack on Ncuf
ehStel.
The Germans attacked EvTcnI yesterday, b,s they
met with vigorous resistance from the National
Guards and retired 10 the enyirons. Prussan scouts
were seen in the vicinity Of Monisrgis on the 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

ANOTHER ARMISTICE PROPOSED ny ENGLAND
FRENCH MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF GERMAN SHIP IN HAyRE.
LONDON, Nov. 90, 1870.
Dispatches from Tours state that England, with
the approval of the Provisional Government, has
renewed her proposals for aTmistice based upon
pecuniary war compensation the razng of the from
tier forresses and the naturalization of Alsace and
Lorraine, the Great Powers guaranteeing the fulfill
ment Of these conditions by any future French Gov
eminent. A Congress to assemble to settle these
questions and also 10 deliberate upon the Eastern
question.
Military executions for mutnv common in the
French lines. Several French frgates are cruising
abo Ut in the North Sea and English Channel.
The German ship Estafctte, returning from the
South Sea- entered the port Of Havre where she was
promptly seized the officers not having heard of the
war. The Tours Government has published state
ment to the effect that the German shipping has
nearly been driven from the Pacific Ocean, well
the South Sea, by the French cruisers.
The ground in the Departments of Orne, Eure and
Sarthe is covered with deep snow. Commission of
Inquiry is to be called TO try Marshal Bazaine.
The Tours MOaiteW declares that the deliverance
of the country from invasion must precede any cleo
ton for General Assembly; but the Anti-Republi-
can press of France denounce this The Mont
tear says the Captains of German merchantmen cap
tured by the French naval forces viii be treated
prisoners of war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

The following the facts concerning N-rOunt Trie
hards moven5 nts When he arrived al hoW-Iork eight
days ago from Chilli he ann0unced The fact by Telegraph
To Minister Eerthemy, whO by biz Request. immediately
repaired to the Department Of state 10 cr3in whether
he would be recei, ed a. VI. Berthemy having
In his possession the credentials received from the En-
peror's Government The Secretary Informed VI. Der
themy that Vcount Trrlhari could not %" received,
new de taetD Government bad LOW control Of French
affairs and therefore II would be- necessary procure
from II the proper authorization The question
would br sufficient 10 which the Secretary replied ina
the negative saving thHt this would be departure from
usage the rUurHe aiNayo pursued Ia such
scycra days a.terwa Viscornt Trrhsrd cane to Wash
ingtun. aud called, IN company With VI Bclthemy, on
Secretary Ti,h, who unoheially Invited him "a his
hos and there took Occaon M the e"urse of CONVERSE
explain 10 in "A, lie lad previously Explained Ia
NJ BertlemN, The reasons why be could not he received
~ NJ Bertbeny's successor The new Mn~i NprCsred
himself Satisfied with the explanation. and informed tho
Secretary that he had taken measures 10 procure the re
uuirpd formal cred, uals from tho Paris Government,
which will be forwarded by Jules Fdgre The SECRETARY
was subsequently advised that the CrdrIfas are now
their way To Nisgnunt Richard thcrrlot men tbeS
shall have arrived, NiscOunt Trelhard VII ho rtelsed
NJ Berheiny'- successor. He has alt"ady ensatea
house here the vacated by senior RobeIs, nc opsn.
sh Minister, the latter having taken one on the ofher :"
Thirteenth aud ksts. -
senior r. bcrts who " IN Leave for New York Tomorrow,
will return hitler with Ia, oflIs. TIE sh
with Miss Ferry will take place III ST. sHPhe"' 'huSH
the 2Sth inst an, .A,ta.,
n, a.. .isc,t,, 80 . King of spain. A telegram from
Wniser siIIes states the fact. With mo- comment
None OF Minister. at Enronsa S
growing out of RIssas designs aid thcreIoc .ne Az
mnisration has Information o'n 'An "H"' nss ny
peared in the newspaper ,uo, an, s,...Lo, p,.,u.
Wee President Colfah mss "fii'o"' "'" 'iS'' ""'A'
will be here t0IlorIoN. -. .--xa, hor. ,..,.ra.x
i've, ,ro'.e ~ attending Ia some public business he,
H., rnmnanr with eNGoy. Marcus L. WARD ana Judge
Krssy is th. guest OF Secretary Robe"on be u IN me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
BITRNING OF A PROPELLER

Early this morning fire broke ont in the
boiler room Of the propeller Sarah A. Brown Capt Ste
ven stoner, from Msteawan N j. lying at the foot Of
Barcay-st The flames rapidly spr, adj but by the eIer
tons Of the Fire Department, prevented from eX
tending to the other vessels In the vicinity and were
ultimately extinguished. The propeller seriously
damaged She loaded with market produce, baled
hsy OYSTERS and other articles, damaged about g. 500
Tue vessel belongs MessTs. stoner spader Coz IL
about 10 years old. and valued IT 10000 Damaged 10
the eItent OF 400 insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

headed as at funeral few hundreds of the Francs
reus Of Death in their 6osy s1so ne Prese T
where all the gates and doors were loekea. t rney
demanded NJ Es!uros who slasea - 6prS Tho aoors
AS some say-got inside. and occupied the
Offices Thus installed the mob without ,Sr or
and declared secret session. Who the members were
nG Ts a pSs Cs 5
for stating that a forced contribution-ho ioan,
upon an personal and real property proposed and
agreed 20. NJ. Es1uiros made his appearance IN .ne
OF Project which Government had taken from him. and
the Civic Guard would restore, he aeeepted tne
dered immediate Of the yards and workshops
Of the hessageres Ipbrd.s approved te heealorse
Of three companies and signed an order forbid
ding entrance or exit from the CITY WILLY aesnerafe
carried In this strange session. but these may
be relied upon.
Toward o'clock number OF municipal councillors
assembled, with the Mayor and great proportion OF
offers, both Of the army and the National Guard M
The Mayor however supported by the military did not
despair OF the situation. After short consultation .e
alarm beat OF the heard In Marseess streets
The drummers went out from the Hotel de VIE eaeh 70
his quarter. Few Of them we're III UNIFORM Throw
ing the KEPT and grding themselves with the proao
white band OF their drum. they sailed out In moment
all the city quiverfng with fapid ecnoes'
Through every street and lane the solitary mes
senger strobe swiftly, never ceasing TO rattle nls
hurried out with and belt in hand arranging their
equipments as they All the windows were thrown
open and filed with onlOokers Their trunpets rang out
along the Carebere the citizen soldiers they fastened
by into larSer and larger groups took order ana
into step. Rattle and tramp and clang over all the
city The main thorougfare was blocked with armed
men marching I'm rank Within ten minutes Of the frst
drumtap there 10000 National Guards dehing to-
ward the Hotel te Vile amid deafening cry OF stpe
la RepubIiQue Against such demonstration the Clvc
Guard and all te other revolutionary powers could
make stand-l t for the moment certainly They're
tired sOmew hat fusedy the heads OF the ayengDg
columns deiled 20 the squares the National GUARDS
dispersed, except small garrison for the Hotel DC
Vile and the NAH. +, and all was quiet again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
.n,,v,, or THE CITY OF PORT -AU-pRrNCE

The steamship City Of Port-au-Prince, Capt.
r. H. jackson, which sailed from this port Oct 81 for
Hsyt aud for whose safety fears were entertained, ar
rived safely ut her dock in Brooklyn yesterday morning
ON her voyage cut she experienced very boisterous
weather she sailed from fortsu Prince Nov. II, and
experenced fine weather until Saturday, whom shc
countered several severe snow-squalA Tho caDtain
reports that sbout midway his passage he posed
eyed brig. unknown, with masts and epars
gone He bore down 10 her. but person board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
TIE SIEGE OF PARIS.

No sORTU ANTICirATED BY THE PRU,sIANs.
,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TmBUSEj
LONDON. Nov. ~ 1870
The special correspondent of TnK TRIBUNE at
tho Prussian headquarters teleRrsphs from Yer
,ailes 18th inst: IL ia believed that the French
will make no sortie at present from Paris. The
Army of the Loire has Withdrawn southwar TO
marching against II. The spiIjt of The German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN MARsElLLEs

The special correspondent OF Inc Do"uo"
Y,,ora.b writing from Marsees oct 81, gives the
following account Of occurrences in Marseoe Oh 'he
day after the fall Of Metz became known;
About "a o'clock to-day, long procession nH =, con-
appearance, winding down toward Tie hnrovf AZ o"n
ssted Of 5000 on 600 all a. ~ workht oi"a'
with black standard ia their midst. They maisp,u ~
silence, While all who Lined The roadway STOOD Dare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

PROGRESS OF THE UNION MOVEMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRl
LONDON. Nov. 20, 1870.
The special correspondent of The TRIBUNE
at Versailles telegraphs 18th nst Though not yet def
ntely concluded negotiations for the union Of Germany
regarded safely brought through critical cond
ton. Several German statesmen have returned home
Gen. Hazen left Versailles for Germany. He denied
that his journey had would have political char
hcter.
BADEN AND HEssE ADMITTED INTO THE con-
FEDERATION.
BERLIN Nov. 20, 1870.
The treaty admitting the States of Baden and
Hesse into the North German Confederation has been
signed. The details will be adjusted by conference
within fortnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
A RFJGIAy CANARD.

FLEET OF AMERICAN MoNIIohs, tNpth 'nL
pTssI.N FLAG, SAID TO BE IN ROUTE TO
TIE DARDANELLEs.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 THB TRIBrsRl
LONDON, Nov. %, 1870.
The special correspondent of The TRIBUNE at
Rrrss,ls telegraphs this day: The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Independence Beige announces
that an imposing Russian iron-clad fleet Will soon
appear in the Dardanelles, consisting of vessels
houubt Of the United States with the money due for
a.. No4bern possessions in America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Gen. 7. II. Sheridan has left Pesth for
Conslantinope.
The lower branch of the Austrian Par
lament passed address 10 the Throne by vote
OF ~ to 6l
Mr.. Wheeler the celebrated diamond hunter
OF the Cape Of Good Hope, has arrived IN London He
brings diamonds valued at EJ0OD.
49, The Committee appointed 10 proceed TO
Tlonnce 10 tender the Spanish Crown to the Duke ~
Aosta have started their journey. The toitcs have
adoururd until the return OF the Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21

been unable TO agree upon q verdict Greenwoh was
conducted In triumph hall by the excited popn
lace. IL is understood that the jury were equally d
vded In their opinion. 80 intense the excitement
that during the trial the Court House was filled and sur
rounded by crowds those within carrying their meals
through fear Of losing their seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
pIRsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Joseph $. Craft, one of the Oldest members OF
tie Prsosgk bar. died on FRIDAY.
go The Helena, Big Horn, and Chey snGe Railroad
the lo~ns pAnet
Nessr n y Ps H. D. wsshharn + Hauser,
Church L. nsr.hke G. Z Huntev Jss As4s A. Well add
W e CalsI Coz. h y Potis et-i p~-iieat Geo n u.
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-21
ANOTHER FRENCH defeat.

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK on AN NTEENCHED
PRUssIAN CAMP--ANOTHEE ENGAGEMENT EX-
PECTED.
10y TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEI
LONDON Nov. o, 1870.
special correspondent Of TIE TRIBUNE, at
Amiens, telegIaphs this day There an engage
meut yesterday at YOuel, near Tergnier, between
French volunteers and the Prussisns. The latter
were numerous and intrenched. The volunteers re-
tired. The French Commander was wounded and q
Capt Petit killed. The camp at st. Yierren was
cred this morning A combat is imminent in the
direction Of Beau,as.'