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The situation 81 affairs IN Europe
daily te,obie more complicated, AID il
is nW mttc difficult than ever 10 see
how gtLetai European war is 70 be
asoriea an the great powers seem e
expect Il. at least thoy are preparing
~ the contingency ly getting eady for
war az fast as possible The popular
rcbnke ofile weak ana highly diplo.
n,aiic coutee russutd " the English
administration h rn,at signal aud !,
likely 70 lU,o S. N,d ina demand Q.
Some ar ulat Fpmee pelbaps upon
Plntt ., also Spatls with dissenAiou,
ononRh At h0nc Ia attend 80 il binSiu-
ms - to lhance reaute 81 lir slni d
te Ne dianoai nroH lhe Spahel
Corte, Ths reports as . the French
aIlinLee With IlaiY and Withdrawal o
the French tinps from Rome, cohhie.
utterly lat ite aiauce 81 prolaUili,
iayors the existence 81 The treaty ana
projected abandonment q the pope I,
The tender mticies II the Italian gov
fnmeuh unl,t- Re previously banisher
himself, As one an aieh hiuts, to th'
Isle q Malta As TO fighting, there hay'
beeu lwao dire, hfiilied engagement
bat nothing set worthy o. beng calie,
battle Quiie tho heaviest encounte
TINS far. q ths var oi words gong q
between Napoleon aud Bismarck, as t
The propositions o. Tie former FOR cot
t,ag up Tie map Of Europe ior thei
mutual ben,ti Ct and agrandzement
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Nathan either bad but $500 is easl
theu. $ ne ba3 ilbcwise deposited
$4,000 ia United State. bead
EyuyitiBe IL sllte Was taken, a.
eelA ainr papers diamond pain
ua thc bosom e ihe hui worn Is
nj Nathan vas also taken. The muf-
dcrei escaped through tie front dood
leaving traces Of blood iu hos depar-
tire
Mayor Hall ha. offered reward
81 5000, the stock exchange, q
which Mr. Nathan was amemler, To-
GOO dollars and the family Of the de-
ceased $40 600 Ger the apprehension q
the uufierers
He retired irem aeure business aboni
two y,ar ago wi,h fortune q some
81 900 600, l,a,ng tao sous as his she
cessors On Thursday afternoon, about
3 o'clock. Nh Nathan visited the office
Of Howard, I.alpsiey 4 Cos No 2 f..
change place, and Elected the purchase
Of a large amount e stocks Ca taxing
hia depar afe BE- left as oyercoat, say
/ ing he would caJ far ! 70 day. on his
return from New jersey The coat Is
still hanging where be left it Mr. Ma
than was pas.onatey fond Of art and
/ bis house contains one 81 tie finest col
leetions Of paintings IN the city IL,
/ leaves ten children
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tt msa Tor
Esd H
ts el6ny ih a4.aaa a..
fnss Iay pe g auts maeh 8 Z
8 CIR rar sai 2 borne
tamsetsl 8n iie nd Spanish -
$500 Peruvian and at1 posalaiss
IasAs Las boea positively arna
TIE us af tLs Nca Laats grfe $3.50
very heavy Odd rnaapsl fll being 10
sFaosh Qaeks'or Scrip. ahsa & enc
ume vas marked SD bs American
Bond. haye hn seely old, anl tie
decline tae been ifam 4 o. 3 per cent
Ere Limos Central Virginia g par
ccrts, aud Atlantic and dra, Western
Securities arr also considerably lower
Railways have been adversely affected
81 tae semi paa.c conditioned tie mar.
kcts 10 general
Foreign Railway lres were also con.
adembly lower ne ptnepal fll being
b iba.e 5nas which would be mateu.
ally injured bg their vicinity % ib,
sca, % uar such as Great Lo2emborg.
aud Louibafeo Nsae,isns canadian
milaays were alec heavy particular,
Grand Truuk Preferences
Ii Telegraph Shares a gradual de-
cline hos taken place IN some descrp
tons, but this department has been com
saratiyely firm as compared with th,
other Market Banks have declined il
yalle, more particularly the Continen
tai establishments The Miscellaneous
Market has been very dali throughout
the week, bat the alteration in price il
not Of great importance, but dealers
are acting with extreme caution
II .his state Of things continues fail
ures must occur which will affect Amer
lean interests
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aGsoPR.Iv EJN.INCI.IA CORREsPO.N-
UR.N1E.

LoNpoS, Saturday, July 10Th, 1870
The past week has been one Of the
most txeune Which has been known
On the london Stock Exchange fer
some years past, and the range Of pr
ces has algey exceeded amy thing Ne.
cot,cd even duiIF lle worst huancu
pauIc- Mu.n Il hituty has teen *
ptrerctd ii Die ,ttliem,alor lie pui
cbuses Of slc,k., uNmp lruepuliy -
die inability 81 u,tiag 50, cuaJots t.
meet ihrir etpus, merits, and several
dealers have dee.ared themselves insol-
vent, Whist others have solicited assis
lance 70 help them through,
TIE uncertainty winch was apparent
in po!itral affairs during the week, was
suddenly put an md 10 bate this (Fr-
day afternoon, by tho announcement
tia, France had actually declared war
sgmusi Prussia, aud the result was an
immediate hll ID an tie leading specu-
lative securities, particularly in those
which, from their proximity to the Seat
d War are more liable to 81 adversely
affected
French Renies on the National debt
q France. have shown some wild
changes in price aud seyetait times dur
ing the seek panic has been reported
ga BE- pars Boaise The Spanish Boil
sa las bten also very much agitated,
AID al Conaaut,nople The market has
heen closed. owing q Tie inipossibiaiy
81 meeting payments IL Capel-couri
/ the account has been very heavy, aud
rates u continuation OF carrying stock,
Inti,sr hlgh
The English debt, called the Fnnd,
has been extremely depressed, having
shoan more violent fluctuations thar
Tor some years past Consols a. one
time were as low as 81 "a
The market ior Foreign Securities
has been ia panic condition sewers
times during the week As prices came
higher Or ioaer ifom PARIS, according
70 lho political reports current IN tha
cts. 50 we're quotations affected o.
the Stock Exchange On heannounec
neat Tat fl5e offer ofthe spanish crow
lad been refused by Prince Leopold
stronger tone became apparent, espe
J eialy 10 toe more speculative stock
which laA beea pressed ior sale 81
some bme previous Towards The eloel
q the seek. hosefer, the racoyeFy VA
entirely losi ard s further reduction
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ONBoARD STEAMSHIP
DENMARK, an SEA.
July 8, 1870. !

1t is just one week since We sailed
from New York, and we arejust getting
to like the sea enough TO feel at home.
SO far We have lad very nice passage,
without being seasick. II took me
sometime to get used to the motion;
but have now become so accustomed to
it as to find it aim ost impossible to sleep
without tie rocking
Our companion, a lady Of experience
in travel, insisted on our going TO our
state room, putting on wrappers and
taking possession Of our berths, prepar-
tory to the coming Sea Sickness; but
as the sea air was brisk and our appe-
tite keen we went to breakfast instead,
afterwhch we returned on deck as we
were passing beyond Long Branch. AS
the land faded from our view dull
pain in NY head was quite uneomfort-
able Our lady mentor did as she adj
yised us to 90, having retired to her
state room where she remained for
three days, not really sea sick, but hav-
ing her meals furnished in her room;
on our plan we had no sea sickness and
have been able to take our meals regu-
Iar!y at the table
These details are mentioned to show
OF how little use are rules w bad been
told we must lie on our backs two OF
three days to proveut sea sickness, we
avoided It ~ inst the opposite course
Our good friends Ind supplied US
with limits and contectons which. We
found very acceptable, especially tic
bananas, the pine apples lnode one o.
our party sick
1t is said thut al steamers but the
/ Cunalders lack fruits, which are quite
agreeable to haye
We have nice set Of officers. Capt
Forbes is quite attentive to his business
and 70 the ladies We 81 seye that
much attention is paid to Capt Bryor
Ioi Tue Royal Navy and Major Norton d
the Nr'ch latiIe Is, as they ue fueud.
4 Of the fbaEe
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pnnnlsloNs or TILE Arnn Rll

Provisions or ruE ARMY Bill
The army bill as il finally went
through Congress from the confer
ence committee, provides for large
reduction ia the nusber Of officers
during the next six months. The
grades OF general and lieutenant-geu
eral are to expire with Sherman and
Sheridan. The number Of major
generals is fixed at three, and of
brigadier- generals at six, and no APP
Ipointments to these grades are TO be
made until, by death, retirement OF
resignation, the number is reduced be-
low these figures. The retired list
is fixed at three hundred, and until
that number is reached officers of
thirty yeas service may be retired
on their own application and at the
Presidents discretion. Officers who
desire may be honorably discharged
prior to next January with one years
pay and allowances. Worthless or
incompetent officers designated by
the General of the Army are to be
sent as soon as possible before an ex-
amining board Of five, to be appointed
by the Secl etary Of War; and on its
recommendation, are to be mustered
ont with one years pay, and all such
officers are to be heard in their own
behalf before the board. Vacancies
in either arm of the service are to be
filled until next January by appoint
ments from the list of supernumer-
aries having reference to the present
rank and seniority, and at that time
all supernumeraries are to select be-
tween going into the grade of second
lieutenant or being honoraby music. :
ed out, with one years pay and al
lowances. Retired officers have
seyenty-fve per cent. of the pay Of
officers on the active list and are not
prohibited from holding civil office,
though those on active duty are thus
prohibited, on pain Of yacating then
commissions. Brcyet officers are to
be addressed Gully by their actual
title, and can wear nothing but the
uniform Of their actual rank.
Hereafter all officers Of the army
and navy have fixed salaries accor-
ding to the bills past last week. r.
Some OF these for the corresponding
grades arc as follows: General, Sl3-
800; Admiral, $4,000; Lieutenant
General, $1,000; Nice-Adlnira, 50
800; Maior-General, $1,000; Rear
Admiral $4,000; Brigadier-General,
So, 800; Commodore, 50, 600; Colonel,
! So, 300; Naval Captain, $4,000;
i Lieutenant Colonel, $4,000: Com
Imander, $500, and 50 on through
both lists. Army officers get fuel and
forage in kind when on duty. The
lower grades OF naval officers gencl
ally get rather more pay than ia,
lower grades OF army Ulcers
Daily Advertiser
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England is indignant at the diseoy-
cry Of secret treaty, which bad been
negotiated between France and Prus-
sia The following are the points Of
this document In the FIRST article Ma.
poleon admits and recognizes the late
acquisition q Prussia from Austria In
The second the prnssian king engages
10 facilitate the French acquisition q
Luxembnrg Ia the third, the Emper-
or acquiesces in the union Of the North
aud South German States, Austria ex.
copied. Ia the fourth. France finding
il necessary 10 absorb Belgium, Prussia
lends her assistance 70 that measure
The 9Th article is the usual one Of an
offensive aud defensive alliance between
two nations.
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Fornan 80. 80.


uIf
I Eac'saJ 1aIg l5
W base foaad 90 0eeau
a.fsr s tie good chip Denmark
gres IS o,a heu New York Is
taest sfs aa3 fselaa cspta
m aud gai aui ify. aud
aauaabY managed aab sa,er5ains
alEet uau Is Bry olbef 4.H aGaat
a13 decks sbai bd Js6aae, 10 the
sates Tie barge sze g he sap kept
* oal.iJe tbe b4r e3iae hours IS d
was late bciora ne arrived IS our hotel
a,a1 tlt Lima Street RailNay station
Al bouf sooner would layc saved rs
$50 tide af} h iAe nuueou; and
beard an uuieehug man r,mall thai
tut ~ tAe detention 81 THE ship u
mid.ocean ID stopping or q crazy
s~eJe abo lAres himself overheard,
SC should have saved that tide lie
scented indignant that TIE poor man
bad nor waited tli We came into port
TO commit suicide
Some u the passengers arranged a
concert tao days before We landed, in
aid q the seamen Orphan Asylum, IN
Liverpool Dayidge The Comedian,
sang comic songs and read q scene
from Pickuick. the Misses Pitt also
sang. aud Sir Rice. Of The Christie Min
stfeis
Charity might have been extended
+ 70 a party on board IN rather deplor-
+ able plight Their luggage was sent
! TO the ship 10 New York by Dodd's
Express. aud they had the satisfaction
Of seeing the drag bearing it arrive just
as the Denmark reeeded from the
! dock Luckily for them, the weathe
became very cold, aud almost wintIy,
/ of the Newfoundland banks At
Queenstown, some twenty-five passen-
gers landed, to " do" Ireland and Scot
/ land before proceeding TO London.
4 As We came up the channel, We met
several steamships on the way to
America Among them, proudly pre-
eminent, was " The Italy, the newest
ship Of the National Line, on her first
/ trip to New York, This stately and
splendid craft is the largest aaoat. The
length Of her beam is forty-three feet;
she is I20 feet in length, 81 in depth,
and her average speed is thirteen knots
an hour. The Spain, and "The
Egypt" now building are to be over
5000 tons register, and 450 feet in
length. They are designed eventually
for the mail service TO Australia The
new ships Of this line are intended to
make the voyage from Liverpool TO
New York in ten days. For solid,safe,
reliable excellence, they are unsurpass-
ed.
Liverpool is a splendid city, with an
air Of substantial grandeur about many
Of the buildings The chief hotels are
in the neighborhood Of Queen Square
and The Lime Street Station; that Of
/ the London aud Northwestern railway
Two Of them much frequented by
Americans, me traps for swindlmg
travellers 4 magnificent new one is
% process ol erection just opposite The
railway station Tie smaller ones are
most moderate ia charges, mud no one
need pay mere than fifty cents doy
ior room l..
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Gen O'Neill, the FeBian leader made
an eloquent address before the United
States circuit court at Windsor on Sat
uiday, citing bis services il behalf Of
his adopted county during the war, as
reason why his sentence should be
light, but was sentenced TO two years
ID The state prison, mud was fined $40.
Col Brown also made speech which
is represented as very eloquent and pa
thetic, and Sas let OF with nine months
imprisonment. Capt John j. Monahan,
was also arraigned on Saturday and
pleaded guilty, bul A. BE was not At ihe
front, and consequently did not parti.
cipais III The Fight he was sentenced e
only six mm'IiH uud fue u 81
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BOOTS & SHOES.

large aud superior stock " Bsats sud Shoes con.
stanily 90 band, comprising LADIES, MIssEs' and
KID BUTTON aud polish BOOTS and sLtPPEEs
M-hs, Boys aud Yentbs Boots aHl Shoes snd Rabbsr
sooasail Il ulieh an selling st REDUCED PRICES
a ny store On seminary Avenue where j ain always
baupy % ses peaIle.
Egtf u coy
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EXPLOSION ora STEAMBOAT BouH Loss on
ovER TwENTF LIVES

EXPLOSION ora STEAMBOAT Bo1LER Loss on
ovEn TwENTr LIVES
MawHH, Tenn, Aug. Ia terrible
accident occurred at Pacific Place 30
miles above here,at z o'clock last night
The stern wheel steamboat Silver Spray
from New Orleans ior Cincinnati. with
barge 10 tow, exploded her boilers,
killing and wounding a number Of the
crew and passengers The boat then
took fire. Sir Singleton, the second
clerk, states that just a. the watch was
called an explosion took place, and IN
moment the boat was wrapped III
flames Nothing was left Tor the sur
yifors bnt 70 plunge into the riYer and
swim 300 yards % ihc nearest shore -
Owing to tbe darkness 81 the night il
vas impossible % render ans assitaneo
10 TIE sounded A tAe looks Of sbe
paincipal officers are missing. it is inn
possible 70 obtain fall bet q the killed
and wounded
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A French Bishop in a sermon recent
u administered aphiliippic &c crinoline
wearere Let women beware said lie,
willie putting On their profuse and ex.
penaye attire how narroware tie gat es
0fPargaise
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John ] Alexander, the great Illinois
farmer owns $4,000 acres, Of laud
worth Sl,GS5,o0o, las $4,000 worth Of
Implements, pays $76,s 500 ages aunu-
ally, aud sold last year, 1898 100 worth
Of live stock besides grain, etc
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The public debt was reduced during
July si7,03i 1913 rs, leaving the debt
less amount IN The Treasury, $500
i,47G 90
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Isospss, Monday, Aug ] lsIt

Bon GRAFT does nol intend % be
caught Mapping - CASE Of any anex.
goeis.l ooagplicaiioas d tbs interests q
oar eoaalfs ever tie saAk he has or
dero1 tho uAry depaflgaen! TO * ready
i9r ans erlgeucs,
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SHOCKING MURDER OF A WEALTHY CIT
lZEN.

NEw YORK, Friday, July 20.
The city was startled this Il orning
by the announcement that most
dastardiv murder had been commits
ted during tic night Benjamin Ma
than. IA hruthrr-inl law Of Judge Car
dozo ANA well known 4. a hol arablc
land upright gentleman, being the
victim Nj Natl an arrived III the
city, last evening, from Elizabeth, n.
H., where with his family, lie ! ad
been spending some days. He occu-
I pied room on the second floor at
\ No. u West Twenty-I'hird street,
opposite tile Fifth avenue ho;el, and
retired at 10 O'Clock. 1t is supposed
that he WAS murdered about mid
night, although no one IN the house
knew anything about tie crime till
morning, when his son Washington
/ Nathan, eli coming down stairs, no
4 ti,cd that the door Of his fathers
room was open. Looking in, he dis
covered the dead body Of his father,
CARRIED in a night shirt, stained in
many places with blood, while the
face and head we're So beclotted with
gore that no part # the skin was un
touched. 4 pool Of blood, five feet
/ IN length and Of equal width had
sunk iuto the carpet, Willie the paint
OF the doorway was greatly stained,
chairs were overturned, etc There
were terrible gashes OH the head and
face Each eve was closed and the
surroundings we're black and eror-
mou,ly sYelled. BY the side Of the
body laid al iron bar. is inches long
aud halt an inch in diameter. The
murderer had apparently secroted
himself ina high wardrobe in the
closet He probably proceeded 70 the
chair on which lay the victims cloth
iug. for the safe keys in the pocket
we're distracted, aud the coat had
fallen to The floor. Next, probably,
ho went to the safe. Ii il supposed
the noise Of bis opening j; awoke MI
Nathan, who rushed into the studio
seized him. Considering the nun
lumber II ounds given, the struggle
must have been prolonged; aud il il
singular that no cries for help were
heard, either in the street through
The open windows, or BY those IN tho
house. After the murder was ac'
comphished the safe appears to have
been ransacked. II i supposed Nh
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So noHfg. 81 rnE mnst NJ si5- AN So
Imo1s EsrrtE AsINnEEl iowN @ ! r
lIFApsa
rtrn Monday, Anc / 1870.
Tho correspondent q ,Le New York
Te.t,,ae tclesraphs The Frrsse says
thsf. has b,sn So felalLg 90 the banks
ofilse l,alne AZ hts been widely iumored
~ news Of ANY seuoas engagement
t-taten ,Ar armies as been received
Aere Joun to this honf
Iaspax. Monday, Aug l $50 +. n
- meas Il any battle has been re-
ee.gea % to thus hoar The streets are
iull u ramors, a. ueaAl
losb9H ariAi0x mar rng N0ylNrsr %
MTz 81 YmAH
Losp8s. Monday. Aug ], 1870
The latest I.ondoH opinion is that Ii,
French ineau something a. s,rasbonFg
aud that there wiil be gouhle move
meat against the PAiai.nsie ana Baden
- thai MESSING troops ai Meta II u
sotae aAtsai a ieiut
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE nHO0D.

The reputation tlas eN.
collept medicine enloy =,
vs. derived nom its cures,
niany 81 which are truly
marvellous. lnyclerHie
cases Of ~crofnlous dis.
caHr, where HE system
seemed sntmalcd with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by II,
scrofulOus affections and
disorders which were ng.
grayated by the ecroiit
l8us contamination until
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Bradley ! BIackmer'S
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NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERS.
HARM Il S sEs

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~ .axEsa LEs4gEa he aaitefs hisAsef that be
can 10 persons Josfiek wil9 favor him With their
basltes. Is thai lins VIII alec tau Car akiAa
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