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FpEEIGN OFFICE, Nov. 10, 1870.
SIR: Baron BrunnOw made to me,
yesterday, il communication respecting
the convention between the Emperor
of Russia and the Sultan, limiting their
naval forces in the Black Sea, signed
ut Paris on tho 3nth of March, 1886, to
which YOU alltiIc in your telegram
of yesterday afternoon. In my
despatch of yesterday | CAV" you an
account Of what passed between us, and
! now propose to observe upon Prince
Gortrhall OFFS dispatches of the 18th and
10Th ultimo, communicated to me by
tn" Russian Ambassador. ON that oc-
cn-iun Prince Gortrha!lnT declared, ON
the part Of His Imperial Majesty, that
TIE TREATY oN 1886 IrAS BEEN IN
FI;INGEn
IN various respects, To the prejudice
of RusS;;, and more especially in the
cas-" OF tn" principalitics, against the
explicit protest of his representative
and tl:nt in consequence" of these infrac-
tions Russia is entitled to- rcnOuncc
those StipuiationS Of the treaty which
directly touch her interests. 1t is then
announced that She will no longer b,
/ bound by the treaties which restrict
! her rights OF sovereignty in the Black
/ Sea. We have here an allegation that
certain facts have occurred which in tho
judgment of Russia, are at variance
with certain StipulationS of tn" treaty
and the assumption il made that Russia
upon The strength of her own judgment
/ as To tho character Of those facts, il en-.
titled to release herself from certain
other stipulation of that instrument.
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/ i'TGi;N ith'-, Nj LAW, Monroe. La.
4 i.r:i,.tite IN tht Parish and Dist l.ict
Courts uf Du"cii:. MnrChnutor, Franklin.
iticlln,i, ;':,l,! we'll ::!, t,tailu!lit Parishes.
IN the Snlrcni" Court at Ai"nE"r, hnd mi
Ted States t'rtrts i';lrtiriiiA. at unt ION paid
!" business. in thc !.aIId Office Department
of the General Government. ni.i1
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rTUE EisEts .tNf.iSIt.tN
COMBINATIONS
nJ'rrp> It"i.I:. rVET;Si3AM!ro. NNp ~MyvIN,;
NNGIII$i..

l. warranted to execute, in tiIr bcsL man
urr, cV"rN variety at sewing. IIrnIuing,
F"!liN4, 'Orlin", TuCliu~. l!r:idiug.
Gathcrin@ and Sewing on ut ono time;
Quilting, bN"r~canimg, Embroidcrn~ ON
the "dgr: and, in addition. makes beautiful
Button and iyCiCt Holes in all fabrics. 1t
has no equal; being absolutely the Pest
fninilT Marhinc" ia the world; ana ii3;riu-
elc3llN tn" cheapest, a. it does work no
other machine can accom- pliSh.
W" also hHN" for sale. ''fhc Plain -Nmcri-
can " h"aiItiful Family Machine. without
the Tuition Hole parts, 1T 81 reduced price.
circulars with full particulars and sam
pies ni work done on those tti1"ttiftcN can tx.
had from tn" ~Hl"S Room Of the General
Agency. ND. IS E,"'H street. ![c" D,i,u5tS
Instructions given ON the Machine ;sr;uuit- .
rji~l V 10 All purchasers. Agents with SOiuC
capital wanted in every County and Parish.
ADAMS; 4 CO..
u":iy 30. II |itnai street, New tric:unS.
ID i:Nl EAlEI.E th, Wap"n~ at s1ur.huur u
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. rH,!;%i:N-N NJ LAW. Ni.llrr". ;.;...
4 Will ;'I',' i,'v in tn" ''u,:rt~ OF tn" !:!t II
ir,ii;iu! 'i~jri '''iu,-.;l n;' TIE PARIS !l",.
of Ninr'iiR.l-'s. 4t'..hitn. CALDWELL t'Iio-
iIrulH 3l!i Franklin: :'l-.' III 1t" t'0.-ho- Of
.is!.l<%p its.si t'!iit.2f. f9i:i3
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y practical Yankee, becing told that
in the days of the millennium the lion
and the lamb would lie down together,
said " he expected the lamb would lie
down inside the lion'
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y manufacturing concern in Rich
mond, lnd., now worth over 100000,
started with y cash capital of so.
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Say. > { :s3+3rs-trUS,sa

! r'"'f!t,S his professional services t. til"
citizens OF MHIiYur and vicinity. Office
over Str.rhnpr 4 AilIlIu'~, t:r;:lu street,
W..,.lr he can T." i,,HnH "a all hours OF The
.iiv a!.i ii:-Iit, Wiir! Inl professionally ca
.,:,"rr.I I.,.!iril;:l.s- =, l-~G I.2Gs
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{ ,pi.i.i:,"iIc cis; AGENT. 'Jni.n N!uuro",
y IT,, with y. l.! -,i;r.l,. ESQ. ';'r"nt"r.,
La, with >i!Hn,!i!rr : M,":llir".
.i:tIri;url- i, l--tt. Ii!.:t5-
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T{ID.i..S SNIfl:iITt)N,

i Dealer in Stoves. Tinwaic. Burial Cases,
&C., Monrpv. la. has constantly on hand,
for sale. every variety OF cooking and heat
ing stoves, received dirpc; from the fact Orr- 9:
also, every description Of tinwarc: also
Fisk kS Metallic Burial Cases. Varyin. ir size
and sl vie to meet any given order. All or
doris for repairs promptly attended TO. and
wholesale orders for tnw:,rc filled at New
Orleans prices with freight added.
.INNn Is. $50. 1N
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= Z. %I..%:-.

4 '!"Tri.Ni.l' NJ LAW and '"r';'.ii~-
Z ~irn"r lur FrH.,-;. tpIl;t, Wood Street,
Nrn:',l'. La. Prompt attention given It; col
i"rt i"!t- in Nnrt I."':;,'tt .>i'=r. :'i, 'iS5i.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,

Y INV \ 7.
The annual Course OF Lectures in this de
purt,ncnt will begin on the second Monday
of November, 1870. and continue until COM
mcnrcncnt day i'll the ensuing Spring. Stu
dents of law CirSirOiIS to mutricElatc will
urt,iN tu e. RtSEIItS, I',a0,t Gf fHc',}tY.
50 Custom house ST. Now Orleans
July -, 1870. Ilil::,ln
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c,uTT3i.:KN C\isHIAG.i FACTORY

The undcr~i9 9nrd takes pleasure i'll making
known thHt ne is HOW :i~ We'll prrparcU 4
before thc war. If not better. !n do III! kind
81: work, ci! her in
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Ready ll;,d,, work kept on hand; &prc-
mems of which may he seen by calling AT the
Factory. He viii! ALSO carry on general
Biiclleni; II shop, arranged 70 do all kinI>. of
bi;tci:SnIit hing. Terms reasonable.
tpril 2si, lSfai. if;o-s tR. E.% DOM.
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Queer Scriptural ideas prevailed in
the middle ages. We find the follow
ing in an English paper: In the Str:ls-
bourg library there was IL wonderful
collection of Bibles first printed, the
oldest bearing the impress of " AlcntO-
Ito, llGG.' In it Moses is pictured with
horns, and there is also it picture of Sa-
tam shifting Job with boils, i'll which
the figure Of the devil carries us back to
the prehistoric and pagan ideas of evil
spirits, for he Is no other than II hairy
SHtyr, such as we find in classic my
thologic4 In IL manuscript Bible, writ
ten with great beauty and illumina-
tions, in the year A. ID. 1892, we come
to very primitive realm of ideas i'll
deed. For example, Adam and Eve
arc pictured as two plump and pretty
children, and the devil, which offers
little Eve the apple, is beautiful wo-
man with golden hair rolled up so rs to
form /, crown from the waist down
She was II serpent. Among other illu-
limitations belonging to twelfth century
MSS, there was one in perfect col0rs
representing God the Father. He was
represented aS Il young man OF great
but severe beauty, and flowing hair,
looking upon an open book. In another
ihr Trinity WAS pictured as three beau
tilMl youths with phySiOgnOmics simi
lar enough for them to he regarded n
tripfetS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
~ ttsf<S' $tfttN.
MONROE. IA.

'y'o'G ST.. h"',rrrD G'>""'o'",,'. ""'i hnS"t''',
MONROE. IA.
Ihi> j. an entirety Urv saloon, ronNcl-
i;,Ilt tiN located. and furnished entire with
E,,N har-liXturr-. The best brands OF Ii
tllt.i'- and cigars kept for customers. :'ntt
lrlitn att rlitnii .Ii;;rtntccN Oct. :. 10 -
C'...s;LE AND HARNESS SHOP.
- Tho Undersigned. respectfully "a
informing the pui,lic of his rcaii~ .sessssSS,
hess to nt;tiitit:trttirr every trSciIl-
ti0n Of Saddles. Harness. Nr., %olicit~ the
rit~toI,l OF the trading: public, and :cuarall-
tcr~ fuii sat ~!ir; toii a to both prices and
,ui,litv of work. PETER rIll-itS.
J;iu,, H. lS10 MOI Y
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THE RETICULE,

"A shrin old lady in Scott County
Ala, whenever she loses her sissors.
rouses the family with q Where's them
shears appeared to-
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Until the rebuilding OF til" toiic:c,. t.ii-
ii".', inirlN ,loSi rnrrl by fire, Hrnl .ll"Nail-
driH, til" Institution i~ tenn HnTariiN located
at Baton Rnu%", in the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. Location very healthy. and &c
communications "mipt" for Il lar2c" muIuhrr of
Cadets NUmbCr this session 10.
MAJ -. 1870. n'T-Iv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11

cvt at 59i7e Murray bis 81 little fellows ovt and
not fat at anlse Wifi j. abey sold 81 Of q est a: ec
Coney Mcpherson for Voetter CO. % prime 1tDf s~t oho
grades and 10 Of their OAR, ewt limos steers b@
l.c having a sbe top
There g0d trade Wehawlen and stock early sold
sBEEPhis MARKET rn bad even 70 @ lace o. re
dueed reoipt Only head to-day but there ssre
lev Thousands kept reserve Of bsm Lesry week on hand n
owners losing 100 per carload Pre-. are even over th1
yesterday both sheep and lambs Al oommnn j. rdo~t
sold &c Ohio secp San 100 Of 8 h. DE a Iesy lambs
~ N, at lie, and "A Of 50 n, he. -
Kse Co. sold 81 lambs and i3i Of 50 n IT, With ln %
about 5lt N, on the pier, ct ~ per head.
Al Elliott sold small parcels l23 feectef
sheep 10 b at 7 81 Of 81 6tc II lambs 5B 10 At He and
Of 81 10 q l3e
MeGaw Reid sold l2l Ohio sheep 80 st5c and % Of sC
Arrivals OF sheep this week, l28lJ.
swIsIThe ears at Forehs and Al Comnonpas, Am
head, complete Is 10 for the week There ohAa.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11

M not e ,pgte prospect Of change Loan. nm ea no pegpg
mi rey cent With the yms Of In fac, on borrowe The
sskepng in oi operations has o large amount Of
hands Of and for s present
ponent Prime eomera having tao and oor months TO ron
sold readily and % Pc Sent Of the monthS bills a
and assoi and " "aken low as5 per names
having the preference .
CHslso June The banks report little ehange IN The c9nd
ton Of local still good demand and the a
nearly all the calls made upon tem w
quote the discount rate hnn at 10 per ceH
THE with more acuse uetosnu Io
and continued dep ion Of currency balances
boseye per the evidence 81
being merely in the rejection outside paper all our INSTITUTIONS are
amply able 10 accommodate their regular patrons 49,
arket presents no new feors %
est and rates essential change Call loans rule 81 per cent
and business paper rsnges from 81 per cent to J. . -.
sas PRANCIco 9bere is better demand TOT money
ont Of greater activity but the supply o
there are better The interior The STATE OF he er
gives confidence eeng that good % IN the ag
gate will be sled earlier tlan usaa although IN h
fon there will failures The wool hss soil se and WIZ
ruay in Importance Silk also gives the hghes' promise
1he worms are feeding under the best circumstances
rscTyE.T June An demand for loans vas IN some
while been decrease IN local cheeng
and the country drawing pretty freely on % % 10. n ~ 70
Basnces been further rduced though the banks are
accommodate the bulk acceptable paper presented ana
ar unwilling discount readily absorbed by private anu
difficulty experienced In negotiating loans on good PsPe
CLEyEIIsD June 8-Pnancsl matters without import.n
The coseness In that has been reporter ~
past ten DAYS or still the ruling eharaesuS 49,
their balances IN anu
ponts from day day satisfy the calls OF their regular
Deposits reported fair but cbeckings are aeu' anu
this respect do not improve ,..-,. us.ho,, any ma
te,l variation Al secured by
tea and paper without ooaeals at O0L per cent %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FRpAY Junol0Tbe threatened eNeen
and viii DOUBTLESS he interesting especially
before ends TIE bills Of TIE NewYork Central
connecting Hudson River Road showed 2
bany additional 10 this city. As
that viii bring stock for
Wehawkn Whether the for Wayre ard Cego with the Penn
sgvanA and New jersey Central vii the be
this will he cheaper only
will chespne by the direct reduction Of IRE gh will s,imb
late stock aud farmers forward
Will. they do eheap Tie ,an cattle sheep. and
BEkvE-Arals to-day Jh heao At mmlnipaw ard ?,
This pe.s 3tG1 since MONDAY and ai
tina; day There marked change from yesterday nI day being
unhvors Butchers rather had the advantage
t ~ to the AIsndes; IL McPher-
and b. W Glett The latter contained 10 "A Ohio
soil At l6fdl7e
AmoIs Alexander cattle G8 TeIans poor which
hutetsrs would ook Offering
Warrington Market at J for dressed ss The cattle soh
all Illinois us mixed by W l6dlic
ia~'s- 80" - 80 6 Ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11
FAMILY MARKETS.


The interest much just strswbeits
been abundant the last Of the Virginia meeting Mar
and Delaware berries while Jersey pouring er in quite freely The
variable with good FRUIT while poor wide Many
% the Norfolk berries arrived almost worthless condition hundreds
bushels selling per quart hands Good berries
plenty to-day, aud generally reSle quart with
choice & and &c. while sol sold l5e The small baskets
(fouhs) Of hued berries sold each this moringtc.
night few apples have been received from the
South Most Of the cherries and retailing at lOc
sell l8d2c Goosel pty sell
l0o2e The vegetable LIST beet, from jersey
lOd 2c bunch being sded with onions c and Long Island
green peas per hapec Jersey cabage freely
tunips plenty w Florida tomatoes have ben
supply lower selling l2c
qrs Prime worth Ice aud lie
". BEEF be had low by the Sides
Offering this m. 4c " n.
selling Bas 2tc for the fresh nearby lots
and Western Msnylof latter poor Butter
shows with prospect Of advance The Wholesale
lefs
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HOwEs d MACY, Bankers the same as an mcorpo
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st, NewYork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST iof
their money, and having it at all times subject to
check on demand, can do so by depositing with TINS
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entre
daily balances at the rate Of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11

The Gold market continues steady but very dull The
following are Of the quotations to-day in the
Gold Room m ll3i; IL m, 1l3! ~ m, 1888 1905
D. m 1875; 1852 l13t; 80. m 137 $780, l3s The regular
sales will be closed hereafter at o'clockp
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were az
follows: Clearances <3327OOG gold balances $O77,172
currency balances 256 Holders Of gold paid Il to
per cent for carrying over balances.
The money market continues very heavy with to
per cent on Governments, and per cent call for
mixed securities. Some operators making loans at
per for six months. Commercial paper is without
change.
Foreign Exchange is quiet to-day, hut perceptibly
improved demands reported. The following are the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11
FRIDAY, June l0-P. ".


The stock market to-day has been mod
eraey active and prices the general list were little
higher than yesterday Pacific Mail has sold up to 45
an advance of Il per cent sales at the First Board
Yesterday Chicago and Northwestern Common, 92t NIL
waukee and st. Paul, 6Sl do Preferred, s2l Ohio and
Mississippi, nt-these stocks have been very largely
dealt in Rock Island sold at 1927 Reading p per cent
of from the morning price of Monday; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh per cent higher Toledo and Wabash, "a
higher and Milwaukee and St. Paul. II higher The gem
era tone of the market is firm strengthened by the rise
i'm the price of grain the Northwest and the prospects
OF large increase of railway traffic during the season.
We give below the highest sales Of the stocks named
at the First Board the days given, and the highest
sales at the Second Board this afternoon:
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
LTDnuEAN napE gHsrG

LONDON June l0l m.-Consos opened money o.
80 for the American securities steady United states
Twenty bonds 1862 s9; 1895 DID, 8Si 1901 Oh. Ten Fots
Stocks steady Ens Railway shares 49, Illinois Ceha l2
and Grea, Western "a.
LyERPooI June Oll mC0tton opened quiet seaty;
ding Cpsnds, lO Nddlng Orleans lOI did
1900 bales Of which bales export
sTecuoni stock 10 bales Of which bales
American receipts Of week 50 bas are
American Wheat.lOSa06 GENITAL for California White Corn
1913 y quarter for European.
LONDON June 0Tal0u 45l9d46 per Whale OIL
quiet Spirits rpenine quiet and stead
PARIS. June OThe Bourse opened firm; Rentes ~ Csc
AsTwERP June lO.-Petroeum opened quiet
quotation Of kosn LIVERPOOL PUBLISHED
Yesterday Is msse shouh have LONDON The
Common kOn al Liverpool 5a5 y aRG LonloB SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11

In connection with our dealings in GoVERNMENT
SECURITIES AND CENTRAL AND WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD BONDS, we offer for SAFE steady invest
ments the SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of the CHEsA-
pE,KE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY, at 90, and ac-
crued interest from May l. FISK d HATCH,
Bankers, &C., No. Nassau-st.
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ROCKS or THE WEEK.

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o'clock, a. follows:

The earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad for May
were so, ass.
The earnings Of the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri for the
fourth week of May were:
lB70... S2 tJ lSt9... St6,0ce Increase $1,000
And for the month Of May
lH0... 22l 1909 s26i 273 Increase se9t8
The earnings VI the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway
for the first week In June
p50 sl1ilao lRt9.. 1893 Increase sN5G2
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail-
road during the first week In June
ITO s2Tfls8 1893. sol lil Decrease. @27
The earnings Of The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
during the fourth week in Nav were:
1870 422iG6 10 1899. 6l8 lA 81 Increase SO sol
The following II the movement IN dry goods for the
week: Entered for consumption 81 o9 lg2 Withdrawals,
t29l 763; warehOused, 500, 274
We give below our usual weekly summary Of the money
market at leading points In the country;
Cousins Ohio June THE decline gold The
ofGoynmeni stocks sympathy there~h the
the market dfsr from that Of week Only
Moderate =
PniLADkknA June shoaeJ continues slDeIabupapt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11

In State bonds Tennessees seem to be the point OF at
traction, with large operations to-day from Ga TO g. b. 3,
the First Board and from 62l to 6 CO. at the Second
Board Tennessee, eX-coupon GA 10 Ca North Carolina,
new, i Sper cent OF from yesterday; Louisiana rs, H.
Railroad bonds inactive but prices firm; Union Pa
cic s7i; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, soy n Y Central
6s, S3a93 Milwaukee and St Paul 1st Iowa dividend 90
City Bank shares dull; Continental lCO Commerce,
l27; Republic, 100 Phoenix, llol
The following the Government quotations of Messrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11
THE MARKETS..
Carefully Reported for THB TRIBUNE.

Carefully Reported for THB TRIBUNE ia ,o-o
AsHBs-Pos remain drm fair demand at 80 Goa 81 Pearls
are nominal Al
COTTOS-The moderate at about former r ae
market showing no new features importance and closing steady WIZ
no great advantage favor Of either buyer seller sales $50 o
81
s for speculation For future delivery evening 200 july at O
odav go June at 20gc 2ic 200 July, at Zesc 100
ll6c 800 september 20 and 100 October at ycs on OASIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

,,,o u" 'y,IN I'I',r Ttsse.' '~I IDlI|yI," . -
Jusg l050 bales Cotton ~ pigs Ashes 1O bbl Flour
Wheat - 400 bush bush 8f Malt
BUSH Beans 5 bib Porf pigs Beef az pigs CIT Meats
Grease % pkg Lar 81 pigs 3s08 pkg
pgs Rggs 30 PICS TGog IS Bkg Dried Fruit 81 PIG OIL Cab.
sides Leather 29 Hides 9 h TobaeeO $40 pigs Tobacco pIs
Starch, lJ9 bags Peanuts Jol pkgl Tea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-11

A limited quantity of Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Minnesota Railroad LIST Mortgage per cent cold
Bonds remaining unsold are at present offered at ~
and interest, by HENRY CLEWs ~ So'v