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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY % 1870.
eff Quartermaster Third District. Office, rhiladel-

pha, Pa.
BTeyet Col. j. G. Chandler, Major and Quartermast ter
~ o. A. IA 10 90 10 Boston soon IA praencaDle ana re-
neVe BreVet Col. ii. NJ. EnOs, Captain and Assistant
2uartermlstor u S. A., who will then repair 70 Carlisle
Barracks Penn, and report to the commanding officer
Tor duty as Post Quartermaster Brevet Major W. 4.
howell, Captain and Assistant Quartermaser. u. =:
Army, upon being relieved of the charge Of the FIRST
uartermaster District by Col Batcheder, will proceed
10 comply with paragraph G, special orders No 1884, cur
office.
Inc duties OF The Quartermasters and Subsistence
departments at Wletts Point Fort Columbus, and Car
e arrcks viii not be In any respect otherwise than
at Oher posts In this Department, and stores ana public
property IN charge OF those Departments will he received
cared ana accounted for condemned and disposed OF in
the same way at those, mt other posts. Existing
orders from these and Headquarters governing
the subject OF contracts acquisitions, estimates and all
Oter matters pertaining to the duties OF their Depart
ent Will be rgidly adhered to by the Quartermasers
herein assigned who will require and enforce similar
adherence from all officers dschargng the duties OF
Districts.
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ATTITUDE OF THE NEUTRAL POWERS.
IMPORTANT RUMOR CONCERNING RUsSIA-NC
ENGIIsH TR0npS EnR RFI CuHM

MPoKIANI RUAOR CONCERNING RUsSIA-N0
ENGLISH TROOPS FOR BELGIUM.
LONDON, Thursday, July n. 1870.
1hee was great excitement in Berlin yesterday
ovc report that Russia had declared war against
France brit the rumor was not confirmed.
The statement made yesterday afternoon that the
Engilsn Government intends to dispatch body of
troops 10 protect Belgium is generally discredited
The DAILY Aers this morning pronounces the rumor
false.
The LoeGm Herald Of today announces that the
frst-cass cf resolves have bccen called under arms
This with the regular force makes the Turkish army
$4,000 strong The policy of Turkey is absolute non
trslity.
The Francois says Italy promises to maintain
friendly attitude toward France. The latter declines
other aid unless Austria inerferes The reports are
favorable from tho diplomatic agents in Denmark
and Spain. Russia, however, seems inclined 10
favor the Germans.
A Council Of Ministers was held at Vienna yestcr-
terday, a. which IL was resolved that Austria should
maintain position Of watehful neutrality. The
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CHANGES IN THE u. s. ARMY.
OLD oUARTERMAsTER DEPoTs ABOLIsHED-NEw
Il

OLD OUARTERMASIEh DEPoTS ABOLISHED-NEW
ONES ESTABLISHED.
There have been many changes making re-
Gently in the Department Of the East Many OF the
officers on recruiting service and other special duties
have been sent back 10 their regiments. The District
which has its headquarters this city embraces more
than ten states from Maine ~ Maryland and the Dis
trct Of Columbia. One OF the important changes
that lately made in obedience 20 "General Orders
No O." which says that 'The QuarterInaster Districts,
OF the East as heretofore organized dis
continued and the following hereby cOnstituted:"
Trsi OuarferNds's Ustrict.-TO inc hde the follow
inc military posts viz: Fort Hamilton Fort Lafayette
ES1t Wadsworth Fort Schuyler, Wett's Point Fort Co
i,nhns Fort Wood fort at Sandy Hook all in New-York
Uarbor; Fort Trumbull, Fort Hale, Fort Griswod, Con-
scticnt. Plattsburg Barracks, NewYork: Fort Mont
lomery Rouse's Point Fort Adams, Fort WOcOtt. fort
On Iuich Island, Rhode Island. Breyet Col H. N Batch
elder Major and Quarternaser IT, S. Army. is assigned
90 dntv a Chief Quarermaster OF the First District.
prevei Col Batcheder Is also announced as Assistant
the chief Ouartermaster OF the Department, and will
nloce him whenever he shall be absent from the city.
eeooJ Oyarfetaster Dstiet-Io include the follow
military posts, viz: BOstOnFort Warren, Fort indie
sea coast deenses, Massachusetts, Champlain
RrsenaI Vermont; Port Constitution, New Hampshire
ham Fort Georges Fort Knox Fort Sullivan, Kennebcc
Xren,l Maine. Breyet-COl j. G.. Chandler, Major and
srer,n1gter u \. Army, Is assigned to duty Chief
E"arerInaster Of the Second District Office, Boston,
~ G,ricrposfer DisirctTo include the follow
Military posts viz: Fort dining Carlisle Barracks
Fort Delaware, Delaware; Fort MclIenry
i,tcsyile Arsenal Fort Washington Fort FOOte Mary
i.,' Fot Monroe Richmond Virginia Fort johnson,
srt Macon Fort Caswe, Post OF Raleigh North Caro-.
- nrevet Lieut. Col II. &. Hodges, Major and
unartermaster United states ATml asslgned w duty
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FEARFUL RAvAGEs OF THE SMALLPOX AMO
THE INDIANS.
PERSONALITIES by TELEGRAPH.

Mr. George w. Redding, pioneer IN periodical
lsiaess in B-s,on, lied yesterday IN CHsbndge Ma
Henry F. Chindsey, a prominent citizen OF
E-on Pun aud Prs Municipal Council died yesterday
JEFF. Davis left Memphis on "Wednesday, VIA
the Southern Msl Rou. for Europe 10 bring Bis family home
Can't d. n. Grccnleaf. an Old aud prominent
ssmboat man Secretary q the Mississippi Valley Barge 0o"p'
died al Kookuk, lows, on Wednesday
President Grant Mrs. Grant Miss Nellie Grant
Jessie r. Grant q. I. Grant ssi Gen Fode aIn. s - %
Branch aing and psOo.e 20 their eoliAss shAeh ~ WIZ
cupy dunpg the eutire veason -
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, accompanied ny MI ws
Porsrh Of bis hs friend Dr. Hayden t thsso sYrs
IN receive hs nzrsctons and VIII san n0 s..as
on de Caha oa h II Is understood Gen h..,se
of ,h, Dvpag the berteaant SepefAi
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rGFyTPAL PRESS DISPATCWf
wAsnNcrox. Thur.day. Jaly

The President has finally approved the dc.
csiun Of Secretary Cox that the Missouri Kansas and
II Railway Company has the sole right 20 construct
"A railroad from Kansas, across the Indian Territory %
Texas The decision OF the secretary of the Interior
based upon the fact that this road had arrived r at tue
point the Southern boundary 0f Kansas, dfi atcd by
law as the point where railroad was authorized 10
enter the Indian country.
William McGarrahan has fled in the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia bill against the new llr.
Quicksilver Mining Company and W. \. Thompson and
others acting its agents. He sets forth that patent
was issued to him by President Lincoln, which las lately
been discovered record in the General Land Office,
and alleges the parties are trying BY every means 10
defeat him and 10 obtain from tho General Land once
a patent for the PanOche Grand Rancho. Being without
remedy except in Court Of Equity there Is now no mn
mediate and urgent necessity for Injunction until
Congress can act in the premises, unul the whole
equity of the be 1ned. Accordingly DE asks Tor
a subpoena against the defendants for recovery Of the
amounts OF treasure they havo taken from the mines,
and for an injunction restraining AMI cn5ulning them
from dema ndng receiving any patent from TIE Cen
era Land Office elsewhere, pending the suit ntil the
further order of the Court Tie Court has issued an IN
junction and subpenas which have been served return
able in September and also furnished copies oi ne
notice to the Secretary Of the Interior aAd Commits
sioner OF the General Land once
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AFFAIRS IL FRANCE.
tn INVASION OF BAVARIA DENIED-POPULAR
ESTHUSIAsI-OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PARIS Thursday July II, 1870

tn INVASION OF BAVARIA DENIED-POPULAR
ESIHUSIAs3i-OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PARIS, Thursday, July II, 1870.
The French Government has sent out circular
denying thai French soldiers have invaded Bavarian
SOL. and declaring that the falsehood is the ma
lcious cFeation of PUssian agents
Madame Sass saugat the Grand Opera last even
lug and in the third act of "Nassanieilo' she sang
the Ma~scillasc The scene of excitement and en-
thusia.m ON the occasion is indescribable The
audience rose en- ndsse and joined in the song
which terminated amid the deafening shouts
ot Tire Ia Trancew At the Conledie Fran
oqse similar scene occurred The leading actress de-
claimed the Marscllase creating tremendous excite
mont in the audience. Subscriptions to the patriotic
fund continue to pour in. The attaches to the lmpe-
nal household give to Il their salaries for one month
The Journal 0Gcel makes the following announce
mont:
TIC Emperor has decided, on the proposition Of the
Minister cf Foreign Affairs, thg all subjects of Prussia,
or Of tie states allied with Prussia now in France or the
French Colonies shall De permitted TO remain as long as
their conduct furnishes cause for complaint Adnn-
sion from this date tie territory Of France of subjects
Of Prussia the allied States will be subject 70 special
permission, given only exceptionally.
In regard 70 vessels OF commerce belonging to the
enemy. the following rules viii be observed:
To such vessels row in French ports, or which may en-
ter said ports in ignorance Of the delay OF so days
will be granted for their departure, and safe conduct
vii be given them until their arrival at their dcsna-
ton OF at tLe ports to which they belong Vessels hav-
ing shipped cargOes for France, account Of French
merchants before declaration, not liable 10 cap
turc and may safely discharge their cargoes and load
with other merchandise in the ports Of the Empire, after
which they will receive safe conduct TO the ports TO
which they belong
The Emperor has remained at ST. Cloud all day.
He viii come to Paris tomorrow to receive the Corps
Lccslatif at the Tuleres President Schneider will
on that occasion make protestaton Of the devotion
% tine representatives Of the country for the dynasty
and the national cause.
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WASHINGTON REPORTS.

FRANCE REFUSES TO EXEMPT THE NORTH GER
MAN STEAMSHIPS FROM CAPTURE.
WASHINGTON Thursday, July a. 1870.
Baron Gerolt this evening received the following
answer from the French Government sent to Depart
ment of the State:
"The French Government refuses to exempt the North
German steamers from capture except those at sea-
ignorant Of the war, which may enter French ports"
The Baron Immediately telegaphed the above to
the Consul General of North Germany at New-York.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
.,,,,, u,-yDprD FRENCH SOLDIERS CAP
wv TIRED.

cR,SD BATTLE IMpENDlAGr,,r'V, IxchcF-
OF TIE CONTEST y
N,tNr EXPECTED. -, So,
MINI LONDON Thursday, July 2l, 1870.
- news as vet Of battle although a
.,.uis;op is rnomentarily expected
oO.''5'' l,ert of 200 French soldiers crossed the
-. prussia on Tuesday for a reconnaissance,
iio5 n skiruish with small FruSslan 1oIce'
M ~ T-o,cbmcn were finally surrounded by the
-, soldi,rs and all made prisoners. None were
-, Llled. and only few wounded.
est regular battle, according to all present
-.,.o-o,,,s. is likely 10 take place on the Moseue
pir near the frontier Of France and Prussia proper
low miles north Of Metz, which place Is the present
Icodonarfers of portion Of the French army ms
tafle If it occurs, wiil be waged on the side OF
80 nv what is termed the Army Of the Moscne,'
-.b is composed Of the Second, Third, and Fourth
,,,r-.s and is commanded by Marshal Bazaine. This
,fuiv must he met by the Prusian forces under the
command Of the Crown Prince in person. The sup
position is that it will be a disastrous conflict,
rs both sides will fight with desperation. knowing
that much Of the prestige Of the war viii depend
upon the result of this first engagement.
The battle which was yesterday reported to have
occurred near Forbach was mere exchange OF shots
rs eoatin.ls Of the Customs patrol
The snnremsev Of France on the ocean is acknowl-
EDGED by Prussia, and no naval engagements OF any
maqnitUde ere expected to take place. The German
steamers on this side Of the Atlantic are all locked
up tn neutral ports where they viii probably
pn they can legally venture out under the flag of
some other nation
Itisraportod that the French army on the Prus-
sian frontier viii make Serck the base of It's opera
lions. a Ircnch guuboat is cruising off Eddystone
IigI. and French cruisers are reported of Emden'
fortified port OF H5noxer. The French War Depart
mont Is roe Eating with the CompngRje Ttdnsailan-
tine aud the Message les Lapeialc, for the charter of
th.ir ST ameTs as transports
Prince Napoleon has arrived in London. There
was an absurd rImoT to-day that he had been cap
tured while crossing the Channel.
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Coroner Keenan, yesterday received a COM
sccty for The Prevention OF Infantcide, No Chat-
bam-st setting forth that Mrs. Ray mona as thcn
iyng dangerously IN at No 500 Eghty-seeond So Hvm
tie effects malpractice Coroner keenan, called on tne
writer who signed himself d. A. Icy, III, hs
Secretary" and desired 10 know on Wnoss 80
made the statements but Levy was uhapie W give an'
definite Information.
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llug 70 an OIIltldI ItIUIU.
NJ NJ mon Ma ~ M
Totnl

The army was commanded in 1862 ny 797 officers not
included in the above returns Oh these. so formed the
staff while 1867 were attached 70 the infantry Of the line
500 10 the Bersager TO the cavalry aud s65 TO the
artillery Every native of the Kingdom liable TO tine
conscripOn, and to be enrolled either in the standing
army or the reserve
NAVAL FORCES OF ITALY.
The Navy OF the Kingdom OF Italy consisted st the
OF last year, Of 30 ships OF WGr, armed
with 1852 guns. They were classed a. follows:
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AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

TIE IMPENDING COALITION-MILITARY AND
NAVAL STRENGTH OF AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
Any moment may bring information of coali-
lions between the great Powers the continent Of
Europe Each Of them has either supposed grievance to
redress portion of territory TO acquire Should
Austria seize this occasion TO seek to retrieve the
disaster OF sadOwa, Italy renew with France the
alliance Of 80, the military and naval forces they
command are stated asfolows:
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The navy manned in 1850 by II 91s sailors and eco
engineers and workngner, with i27l Officers Of whom
Admras -Adyniras, u Rear, .dmirals aud
IOi Captains The martinez consisted OF ,egiments com
prisng 234 officers and SSs soldiers.
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The navy Of Austria commanded in April lsG9, on
the peacefoOting, by vice admras rearadInlrals,
IA captains Of shps-Ofthce, Is captains OF gates IA
CAPTAINS OF cOrVcttes, log Heuenaut and 343 ensgns
and cadets and manned by 3,s03 sailors. On the war
footing, the sailors to number Sf43 men and the
marines 40 The navy is recruited like the army 10y
CONSUMPTION nom among the seafarug population oil the
Empire. .e.o.. c, - =,
fortressos first and second rank namely COnOrn
Carlsburg, Tmesvar PeterwaPdein ESzek, Brod, Carl
stadt CanOve, ATrat, Munkacs, Cracow, GradlsGa, OF
mutt IeOpoldstadt Prague, BriXen, IheresienStadt
Kufsten Linz SaZeburg, Buda, Ragusa, Ilr and Pola
The IS the chief naval fortress OF the Empire
In the naval engagement during the German taan war
of 1866 between the Austrian and Italian fleets, IN which
the former were victorious the Austrian fleet was
divided into three divisions the first consisting OF seven
ironcads under command OF Tegethof; the second OF
seven heavy wooden vessels under Commodore PETE, and
the third OF seven light wooden vessels.
MILITARY STRENGTH OF THE ITALIAN KINGDOM
The Sandman law of conscrption forms
the basis OF the military organization Of the Kingdom Of
Italy According to it certain portion OF all the young
men of the age OF the number varying from 1000 to
10000 is levied annually for the standing army, while
the rest are entered in the army in which they have TO
practice annually for 45 days, and are then sent on I'M
limited furOugs hut can he called permanently under
arms at the outbreak OF a war.
The standing army is divided into six corps darinee
each corps consisting OF three divisions ana each di
vision brigades; four or six battaOns OF "bersaS
leri" or riemcn two regiments OF cavalry, and from
six TO nine companies Of artillery. The actual strength
of the army al the commencement of last year
follows according 70 an official rcturn:
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THE GIN. BUTLER INVESTIGATIONS
REVENUE RECEIPTS IN PENNsYLYANfA-AP-
POINTMFNTS.
rpv --t cor 4, MI 1-o rrv rprprN-rt
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The following table gives the Names the horsepower
number of gns of crew. and tunnage of the princpa
ships of the Italian fleet OF war:
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The German citizens of Brooklyn are as en-
thusiastc on the between France and Prussia az
their brethren in other parts Of the country They seem
TO be a unit for Prussia. The Zocner M9nnerchor OF
the Eastern District have adopted the tOHOwlng;.
Rolei That German singing ocet n9' 9ny surg .
and independence Of Faherand Dn resolve t
the stand ken y King William with hearty appro-
baton pledge ourselves assist him aud fellow en
the coming GEabe Offer blood on the as oil
Fathan) pecuniiry way the utmost Of our capacity
Preparations have been made for mass meeting on
Monday evening next the Brooklyn Garden, near the
CITY Hail. to express sympathy for the OF Prussia
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6oparilrrrsbip otitts.

NOTICE. Is hereby gtyen that Richard onye,, who
state OF New YORK. and Peter Paen Jr- and
b Dunlap. who reside In the city Of New York IN said
state have formed limited par tnerahip pursuant
he provisions Of the revised statues Of tho State
New York, and tho amendments thereto,
As dealers n Jewelry, sc, under the firm name Of
Richard Oliver and Balen. IN which all the parties In
terested the said Richard Oliver and Pver Ialen
Jr who are the general partners. and the said ORA
ham Dunlap who Is the special partner, aud that the
SAID Abruhan b. Dunlap, as said special partner q
contributed the sum OF twenty seven Thousand dollar
In orshi A. capital towards the common stock.
RICHARD OLIVER ! General
- PETER BALEN, JR, part lers
ABRAHAM b. DUNLAP, special partner
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CABIN PsssaEe 20 and slOi steerage. 50 currency
towp Londonderry and Qls.rov. &c, currency.
i EIGN ExCHANGE OtfICE.-Pnsago robi Livsy
pool and Queenstown weekly by nrstclass stenAnshts
Also, from Liver mol and London, by weekly saitinG
packets Drafs sor n and inward, svailhbis In spy
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Z taaI Nutiets.

SUPREyEC York city and county
DPhtrck Malon0y aud others, lalntls, against George
1. Lourel, detcndantin bursuaneo OF ind gmenl 81
the supreme Court OF the state o: New York made and
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9Th day Of February 1870. the slbscriber the referee
mined In said judgment. VIII expose 70 sale at pqble
moon. a. the Enensnge s.eto2m; ~ Broadway in the
the following described real estate, to wit; An that
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being In the county OF New YORK. the south side OF
One Hundred and rhirtysecsnd 81, end bounded and
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avenue running thence Westerly along the southeTy
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NJ, from Casmoers q; Depot as +. NJ, SIS r. NJ.
. and I'll p. NJ. nom sd st. Depot.
fo' pssr,en psd Wdy.ea5 a. ~, 9ls BY, 4; n. AN.
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for HaefsssGcf and Uag-9 A. NJ, pM.tP. NJ. Sis
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During the pleasure season the Eric Railway Company
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Tickets for passage aud for Apartments in Drawing
Room and Sleeping Coaches be obtained, and or.
ders for tho checking and transfer OF Baggage 10
left at the Companys Offices, 2 90 andgji lrpadvaY
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Ddv Express for Rsche.ts,.
Bunalo. Dinklrk. CJeveland
EincinnAtl,s and eli points Wet
And South; also for New.
bureh, warwick. Unionyiiis.
and Honcsdale.
This train IA oompoaed Of thu
nnest DRAWING Room Cosche,
In the world. as also tho new
and Improved Day Coaches
peculiar to this line. hleJDln
coaches are attached At Hor-
helleville, running through
wlth0u, change to Cleveland
ESpvess Man, for Buffalo. Dun
Kirk, Cleveland, Cincinnsn,
ana all points wcet and
south; also for wnrwick.
Montgomery, Gulliord, PING
Island, and Unionville
Bleeptny Coaches attached nom
busquehanna TO Buaalo.
NIGHT Lyprets, dAilv, for ali
points n eat and South. ,leeo.
ina Coaches run ghrough witt
this tram TO Bnffalo, Rocnes.
ter. Cleveland. and Cincin-
natl w.rlsAAaaa