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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-03-30


Samuel often visited his parents.
At the end of two years his father was
rot little surprised whom Mr.. Young
informed him that Samuel was the most
useful hand in his employ.
Time few fast. Samuel was twenty
one Jeremiah had been free almost wo
years, and was ono of the most accurate
and trustworthy surveyors in the coun-
try. Mr. Winthrop looked upon his
eldest son with pride, and often express.
cd wish that his other son could have
been like him Soon Samuel came
home to visit his parents, and Mr..
Young came with him.
"Mr. Young" said Mr.. Winthrop,
after the ten things had been cleared
away, "that's fine factory you have
just erected in your town."
EYES," replied Mr.. Young; "there
are three Of them and they are doing
a very heavy business"
III understand that they have on ex-
tcnsive machine shop connected with
the factories. Now, if my boy Sam is a
good workman, as you say he is, perhaps
he might get first.rate situation there"
Mr.. Young looked askauco at Samuel,
and smiled.
"By the way" continued the 'old
farmer, "what ia all this noise see
and hear IN the paper about those Win
throp looms2 They tell me that they go
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WILL CONTINUE DURING rHE YEAR TO
KEEP ON HAND A FULL SUPPLY
OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE.
CONSISTING OF
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Oct. & -Rin
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ahead Of any thing that was cvor got up
before :"
"Yot may ssk your son about that -
said Mr.. Young. "1t is some Of Sam.
uel's business"
Eth what, my SON! Some of Sam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
LATEST EUROPEAN REPORTS.

THE DEMANDS OF FRANCE-PRUSSIAS ANSWER
EXPECTED TO-DAY-THE ARMY OF PARIS IN
DER MARCHING ORDERS-FURTHER MILITARY
PREPARATIONS IN FRANCE.
LONDON, Monday July H. 1870.
The French note to Prussia makes two demands
one for the disavowal of Prince LeopOlds candidacy
by Prussia and the other for the withdrawal OF the
Princes name in connection with the Spanish crown
Prussias answer to France is expected tomorrow.
The army at Paris has received orders to march to
the Mosele and six transports at TouOn have steam
M ready to sail for Agiers to bring back troops
The Imperial Guards to constitute the First Corps
d'Arme, which will be commanded by Marshal Ba-
Eane, with Gen. Courtot de Cssey chief of staff and
headquarters at Metz. Marshal MacMahon has been
ordered from Algeria to take command OF the army
which is to operate on the Rhine. Gen. Lebrun
will be his chief of staff, and Gems. frossard
and Bourbaki viii march with him. The Count de
Palikao with Changarmar and other generals will
act on the Spanish frontier Orders have also been
sent to CharbOurg to prepare feet to transport
10000 troops whose destination is Hamburg and the
North Sea.
Special English ENJOYS have gone to Ems Paris,
and Madrid. The Queen of Prussia has also arrived
at Ems to use her influence for the preservation OF
peace.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

STILL ANOTHER RAILROAD COLLIsION-DE-
sTRUCTIvE FRESHET-MILLS DESTROYED AND
CoAL-PITs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BODY DE-
IIYERED TO HIS FRIENDS
LONDON, Monday July II, 1870,
In a railroad collision near Carlisle yester-
day two persons were killed and several injured.
heavy storm prevailed in Lancashire yesterday,
which caused freshets all the streams The mills SUI
fered severely and large quantity of other property
was destroyed is reported that lives were lost
whole houses with their inmates having been carried
away by the food Several coalpits were filed with
water.
The Government has delivered the remains OF the late
Fenian convict Thompson into the hands of his friends
who have given pledge that no unusual display shall
be made at the funeral.
Earl Granville, in the House OF Lords tonight, made
come explanation In regard to the present condition OF
the question, which elected comments from
Lord stratford de Radcliffe dsome bitter remarks from
the Earl of Carnarvon. After the rapid disposition OF
large quantity Of business the House adjourned.
In the House of Commons, Mr. Gladstone said the Gov
not yet prepared 10 its sense of the
conduct Canadian troops during the recent Fenan
disturbances the border The House went into Com
mttee ON the Education bill
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RIIENOS AYRES.

AssEMBLAGE OF CoNGREss-MEssAGE OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEFEATED-THE
CRIMES OF THE EX-DICTAT0R, LOPEZ OF
PARAGUAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
HIS PROPERTY. ....
BUENos AYREs; May 29.-The National Con-
ress was formally opened the 18th inst by President
sarmiento in presence Of the Diplomatic Corps and OF
a large number OF distinguished military and
civilians.
The Message OF the President is resume Of the acts OF
the Government, and statement of the present cond
ton Of the country. He mentions that the last year
would have been the most tranquil which the republic
had ever it not for the rebellion which
under Lopez-Jordan. The perfect harmony which
reigned between the allied Powers during the Para
guayan still exists
The members of the Convention called together for a
revision of the Constitution of the province Of Buenos
Ayres assembled the sd inst Doctor Quintana is
President of this body.
The railroad between Rosario and Cordova opened
the 18th inst with great ceremony. Mr. Yelez sars
field Secretary Of the Interior was present as the repre-
sentative OF the National Government - ~,
beaten the 10th inst by the Government forces The
battle ragged for three hours and though JOrdans men
fought WELL they had to abandon the contest completely
routed The National troops remained masters Of the
field The rebels left behind $50 horses and large
amount OF munitions of war In second engagement,
which took place on May a. Ne rebel troops were again
beaten IL may be added that three corps darBite
now in pursuit of JOrdan's flying squAdrOns.
NJ Iuis Mesores has presented has credentials TO Preh
dent sarmiento as Minister OF Peru, and has been re-
ceived az such. r.r--
A Gillian paper LTHdCpendienic, publishes list OF
the principal crimes which tlc late Dictator Lopez Is
said 10 have committed l. Tie assassnated the Bishop
u Paraguay Manuel Antonio PaaciGs. q The Dean Of
Santiago, BOyado. and T. The Canons Corvsan and
BaIros and the priests Soryin, Bazen, Bas0vnos, Tala
verO Rodriguez, Nayaez Arce Patno Benitez, and Sal
duando. Besides, he caused 10 bo shot his brothers
Bengno and Vcnancio L0pcz his lrothers-in-aw Gen
Vicente BaFriOs and SatufnnO Bedoga Berries and
Bcuetez Ministers OF Foreign Affrs two Ministers OF
nv his order Doctors carrras and Roderieuez OF Ur1
ayfay y,
over la Paraguay serving the coLutry, also shot
list ladies and cOsuis who suffered death at the orders
OF the late Dictator Is also given.
The Provincial Government OF Paraguay has issued
decree cOnfscng all the property Of Lopez. Really all
hs effects had pissed into The hAnds 0f Madame lynch
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NEW DOMINION.
THE FISHERY QUESTION PRACTICALLY SETTLED
NO AMERICAN FISHING VESSEL TO BE sElZED
1rNrI EGG uIruIN THREE MILES OLE LAND.

THE FISHERY QUESTION PRACTICALLY SETTLED
NO AMERICAN FISHING VESSEL TO BE SEIZED
UNLESS WITHIN THREE MILES OF LAND.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-lt is well known that
before the Reciprocity Treaty concluded there was
disagreement between the United States and Great
Britain in regard to the extent OF the British maritime
Jurisdiction the waters Of the North American Prov
inces under the treaty OF 1873 and international law
without abandoning the claim which they have hereto
fore made to Jurisdiction within three marine miles OF
the coast and line drawn from headland 10 headand,
the British Home Government have adopted
to the naval officers employed In protecting the nsheries
which are practically in harmony with the claims when
the United States have heretofore made; that 49, they
have ordered that United States fishing vessels shall not
be seized unless 1t he proved that they have been
engaged in fishing within three miles OF land, and unless
they are at the of seizure within three miles on
land. ~, -.
The Home Government have advised the authorities OF
the Dominion OF Canada that they have issued such In
eructons the naval authorities, and counseed them
TO give similar instructions to the officers OF the DO
minon Maritime Police. OF course no United states
vessels will be interfered with for fishing within the
three mile limit those parts OF the coast opened 10
them in common with the British fishermen by The nrst
article OF the treaty OF 1919 SO long as the Brsh a
thortes pursue the liberal and friendly course above In
dicated trouble need be apprehended rom the hshey
question.
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age house found sto before VI. ds'd and
He 10 jail for ten AT O'Clock Iestef'
day. the worsmen the Merchants Insurance COMPANY
Broa rxng large carved stone 70 the second Story
derrick broke letting the stone weighing about tan m 70 ne
ground OF the broken wood lie vas
assisted home The trough was tora adjoining budng The
Union Fishing returned ser weeks pleasure IMP
Fishing psyng and giving balls has been Tie e amnscnsD"
The old bungground OF which much has been said recently 70
improved protected from The
Jury the nque held over the remains Of James ns
killed Saturday brought verdict thai deceasn
BY crushing BY the rails th which his wagon .s
loaded The jury also oensared the Erie Railroad Company
rails the body OF
Regsn killed the Bergen Tunnel Piy night vas re-
Yesterday with the order o. coroner
old Of Mathew Miller fen from third story
window and bad his right hip broken, and otherwise injured
lille girl whose parents live Hsnlton M from 40 rPPes Tsaos
and had her broken little OF Mathews OF NO feEu
fell down stairs snd had bis arm broken Mayor s
which provides hat south Bro.d shaft Be paved with wood
ORANGE, N. J.-About Q a. m. yesterday the green
David Dngwe discovered be ire The names
erfnguhed damage done and me
building proved with kerosene Suspicion rested On The
proprietor 1000 TO the budiDg
which and morgd for $780, He bought quart
Of Kerosene on Saturday night
ELIZABETH.-The first Baptist Church edifce
has been sold 70 coored congregation for 9 600
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CITI}A.

REPORTED ENGAGEMENT-THE SPANISH Loss
ARRIVAL OF THE WEST INDIA CABLE FLEET
AT CIENFUEGOS.
HAVANA, July 11.-During an engagement
lately, Moron, between the 6panards and insur-
gents Lieut. Patno of the Spanish army and IS soldiers
killed Seventeen insurgents were also killed Col.
Nova attacked this same body Of insurgents on The 7th
inst, killing 81 OF their number -,
excitement exists throughout the island over the
European complications
teegraphic dispatch from Cienfuegos announces the
arrival nj that port yesterday Of the Panama and West
India Cable Company's steamers Dacia and Suffolk ana
the British manor Vestal The work OF laying the
cable will be Immediately commenced by the Dacia ana
Suffolk
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CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRApH.

"A serious riot occurred recently in Louisa
Knives freely used Three
rousy wounded number Of Others injured
James O'Neil was hanged on Sunday night on
Bdge, miles nom Denver by unknown persons
pacari the body with the inscription Of Cattle
upon it,
Miss Kilduff, young lady of great promise
Philadelphia The
Dr. Kiua bathing and Accidentally hes ond depth
struggles noticed ale rescued but all attempts
failed.
-: A sail boat capsized on Sunday night near the
hight and Aichae Gallagher
Mosy The remainder Of tho bY
Ieoas the house keeper aud two others The had become
intoxicated EeVLoBdon. aud BY eareesness upset the boat
....Jonas Vanderzee, manufacturer of New-Jer-
Wle returning Albany from Schenectady yesterday robbed
railroad eureney and valuable paperu lie
plumber crate
made okpoctet arrested jail
supposed 10 be aco0Hplee subsequently, arrested
....In North Kingston, on Friday night, Eliza A.
Smith, wife Jeremiah farmer took from their bed ch
dn ge respectively three ears and II week AMI drowned them
and drowned herself The Coroher founi
that Of Mrs Smiths conduct The
t sleeping another bod With Ave o the time Of
the murdeT
90. On Saturday some u. s soldiers seized lot of
whisky Lincoln AMI % Thoma ard shipped
the Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad o She Vile ssiur
day night squad Of Concord the Manchester aud Nc
MHnFie Railroad and possession Of locomotive aud forced tle
engineer II TO araoe where the containing the WHISKY
ovekea and au and bach 10 the negbobOod Of Tua
bona where unOad In the woods and the outlaws then
missed the engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breyoort House-The Hon. G.. Monckton and
the Rev G. & Palmer, England Col. Hutton and Capt
W. F. Higgins OF the British Army ana Enri99 Copeiio
the British Army Col F. Lopez de Qnerata Of the Cuban
Army, Gov. Gibbs, Washington, aud John r. Meponougn
Princeton College the Rev. j. McGovern, Philadelphia
and the Hon ]. r. Morse, Maine - Everett h2use-
Hotel-Capt. W. II. Merryman, y: B. Navy. ~ ~
Wicks Tennessee; the Cassus NJ Clay OF Kentucky
and Lieut. Commander Ira Harris lr, u g. Navy. -
Easement OF Ohio Judge H. r. Low, Middletown ~ T.,
and W. s. King Minnesota - Holman House
Madame de Pourtales Washington; Abbott Lawrence oi
Bostop and Major q. Ii. Russell, u. ;. A. 80 New
York Hotel-Capt Walker OF the British Army, Capt
Kennedy steamship City OF Brussels and the
artist - Westminster HOtel-Gov. Il. M. MeCook VI
Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE Virginia Legislature adjourned last light
until October l.
THE st. Louis County Court yesterday issued
order pay all atured bonds In silver where the payment in
expressed n their face.
Five hundred Chinese laborers arrived at st.
yesterday, and leh for Memphis whence they
Of Tennessee work plantations They quiet and orderly
lone of the contractors of the Toronto and
psng Railway has 10 San Faneseo with the Of introducing
Canada, newt arrived emigrans having
the Of the large
will be required
1.-THE Philadelphia newspapers are loud in their
demand paid Fir Department the
By their Volunteer Department The Good VIII" and the
PhadeTha Companies have been
ery destroy the BrOsd ere valued slO the
ia
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opnu cu.PIRsTosIn steamship Manhattan July IA Sun
ner and wife Mrs Crane Nm JesS and maid Ms lessen a
Whitman Miss Bo6nne servant e. c. Bedford g. Pomansh
daughter and maid p Moute wife H. C. Robinson Weh Mrs
Arm,trong Mn Shan children and Miss Cafe, mastei
PiaEe Master H. Pl.ng Ms Thscker shaw and w Mrs T.
j. O. shaw W. Ceilings NJ N. KDsnsn sileor g. u nissan
Murphy Jas McByoy H. Wymsn Tbo Frost h o
Henley McTourron Miss McNal Mrs Won Dohl9n MISS
Dohon Dohlcn Miss p L. BOcklebank kerson
Jas McMenenny Hubbard and daughter Bacon Goo0I
Mr.. Pitcher family Pat Lyons W. Harp and ID steee'
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FRANCE.

THE GREAT STRIKE AT MULH0USE-SIXTEEN
THOUSAND WORKMEN IDLE.
PARIS, Monday, July IL, 1870
The strike at MulhOuse continues, and nearly
10000 workmen remain idle. The mandatory of the
Messrs Jourdain there has been destroyed by fire. II is
not known whether the fire accidental or the work
Of an ncendiary Some 1900 troops have been posted in
and around the town, but yet there have been
rinns outbreaks.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES
-. Sergeant w. A. Kinglake died in London

Sunday.
y" mi. CORPORATION of London has rendered
a.. :; III ne e. S the .~~edom OF the city
The United States sI62p; Sayan-
nah the practceship of the Annapolis Ne'~ Aoauom''
arrived of the sciy Islands yesterday.
The Giornale di Roma denies that any
has been brought TO bear by the rope
ON the members Of the Ecumenca Counci and declares
that the Holy Father has shown only patience ahd ior
bparaucer
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG.
GIsT OR GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARISE MASUFAC
TURRD FROM PURR IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGERs WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDINGs CUsTARDS, CREAMS, CIARLOTTB
Russo &C. &c 1T Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HEALTHIBST
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS FARINB co,
So PARK-PLACE N. Y.
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CHINA.
NOT YET CONFIRMED

THE MASSACRE AT PEKIN NOT YET CONFIRMED.
LONDON, Monday, July IL, 1870.
No confirmation of the reported massacre of
Christians in China has yet reached here either by way
of Russia India, and official reports whatever have
been received by either the French English Govern
ments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Colorado Freeman Liverpool June ~ and ouens'O"h "
" s,.@.bIo VIM Tabor Plunner st. Thomas days ballast
Steamship Benesor Pennington, wilmington ~ u oAys hA'ai
stssm,h,n Manhattan woodruff Charleston and pass
ship Cuator RUSSELL Liverpool June mds anchored On me
Bar.
Sehr. Monitor, Robins, Plymouth heading
sCHQQSERs-RiysR AND coAsTwIsR.
Jul. A Chamberlain Virginia Belle K Hull, Virginia.
ID 4 Miller Virgins. &. St John, New.Hayen
s. J. BALDWIN Mddetown CT Scotia. Georges Banks.
Judge Rnnyou New-Hsyen hary Ilee Bnagep3Tt
Mary, Hartford. Sarah hetseyi new maven.
WIN Brad New John Johnson, Rockport, Me-
Trimmer Hartford Phil Sheridan Fall River
Relic BrulgeDor. Providence
j 81 Freeman Providence b K sharp Providence.
James Bayhs, Providence. Jas Potn neN-iiayen
Ellen Barnes, Fall River. g. Trainer hh.aDethport
CYNTHIA Jane, RhEabehpOh La Volta EnkabeuPort
Sarah Louise, EliIabethport. Free wind bnnbethIOn
Ivy Bell, Bhnbethpou. Hudson heS,Londoh
P.shion SeW.IIayen. u. NJ. Wells Hartford
Clara Merrick Bhrabebport. r. C. Smith, BiLabethPor
PA. Sanders, BliLabethport Cameo, BlIaosthIor
Brsmhsl Rliiabethport Elizabeth B, EIEabethpou.
Jos Rogers ElEbethport Sane Mana Norslch
Geo Gllum Portland q. WIN. BoarimaD Portland Ct
Geo Uotchkis Norwich. Thoe. Potter Providence.
Sco6eh New Haven OtrontO, New Haven
Nellie Belle, New-iiayen. VIM Demng Hartford
Coreha, Pail River Mary Mershon, Fall River.
WIND-sundo~n, fresh, 6. harry.
MEMORANDA.
The bark Harmonic Nelson Mddesboo arrived 10th reports
June 49, lon g. spoke bng Elizabeth from Malaga for New
short Of provisions, and supplied Item
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONROE July Passed for Baltimore bark New York
Csnenss Passed ont ship Mscane for HsVe bark ADELAIDE
for Rio 70; brig Arthur, for Halifax. -
CHARLEsros July l-Arived, steamship j. W. Eyerman from
Philadelphia schr Rapdan, from Norfolk Sailed hr D. H. jameson
SlvAsSAH July lI-Arrved Right NewYOrk
chr j. L. Leach for satla. TO load for Neg-fOrk
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Jay 1.-THE steamships Ohio from Baltimore for
arrived here a and the Hsnsa from Nerork 70
Bremen, at9 D. M
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TJNIIE
WALTHAM WATCH.

ACCURATEl DURABLEhl CHEAPtli
grades celebrated lin styles Of GOLD
and SILVER CASES, resled at very low prices by
+ u l. l. l. Il &c CO.,
25 JoHNsT, NIX
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BELGIUM.
RECEPTION OF THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.
BRUSSELS, Monday, July H. 1870.

BRUSSELS, Monday, July II, I67U
The Admiral and officers of the American
squadron have arrived here, and have been warmly
ceiyed. The Admiral awaits the arrival Of party Of
American military engineers with view Of inspecting
the Notifications Of this and other cities
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who the decree states, "hss played role at once vile
and most criminal. 49,
self the head Of the troops and is about to march
against the reyOlutOnists. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

Uneasy will lie the head of Hohenzollern
should the Spanish He had better by far crown
himself Hat Heads thus crowned no, only rest easily but
finely The Halter KNOX to be found at 2l2 Broadway His
Hats equd In beauty style Bghness and excellence
the Prince Of Hats and greater than the Prince Of Hehen
tclern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

E. A. BRooKs's BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
Broadway This the largest establishment In the city sara
Branch
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

For SPONGE MATTREssEs-Cooler, Cheaper, and
Durable h.reor Centre and Csns FAsHILk Co.
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..,,~U. nespetssnis. |

FAMILIES ABOUT GOING INTO THE COUNTRY
rouKprs &C. SHOULD rHrxsHryH WITH THAT oshrAs
nn.xpr vca ALE AFFECTIONS Bowx JATSfs cARxnArrvn
BAsn AoaAsss WATER OFTEN PRODUCTS @vxas
CASES o, DrsusrsaY DInRHsA COMPLAINTS WHICH READILY
YIELD TO THE CAaxx,rryE CoLc, crrKsr CHOLERA
AND souH sroxAcH RELIEVED Br THIS OLD
r-r.pIsuxp REuKDY AND CLASS OF con-
PLANTS SHOULD INDUCE EVERY WITHIN RxAcH
zyRRYwHKRB.
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II is proper to state however that large share OF
he present uneasiness is 10 be ascribed to the
approaching settlement, and the expectation OF the
bankers contracting their accommodations. Bread
stnfs are finer and there is advance in the price
of American wheat. Dispatches from the various
European capitals this morning announce that the
excitement is generally increasing, particularly In
moneyed circles. and all sorts of securities have
declined heavily.
LONDON, Monday, July Id p. IN.
The feeling is much queter, both here and at
Paris, and the impression is fast gaining ground
that the question between Prussia and France will
be settled without resorting to extreme measures.
Securities of all kinds have advanced several per
cent since morning and the tendency is still upward
American Sixty-twOs, which were s63 at o'clock,
have Just closed at $751; and the other funds have
advanced proportionately. A much better feeling
prevails at the Paris Bourse At o'clock, Rentes
were 90 francs 40 centimes-a very decided advance
FRANKFORT Monday July H. 1870.
The wal rumors continue to affect American bonds,
with securities of all descriptions Five-Iwenty
bonds of 1862 have rapidly declined, aud closed to-
day at 81. ,,--..,.
PARIS, Monday July II, 1S7o-Evening.
No answer has yet been received from Prussia,
and the delay depresses the Bourse, and Rents have
declined to GSfr. 45c. Members of the Cabinet were
at St. Cloud all day in close consultation with the
Emperor.
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT OFFICIALLY
INFORMED OF THE CANDIDATURE OF PRINCE
LEOPOLD.
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H. N. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton.st., New-York, J
the best place 70 buy reliable ircHzs fs DIAHoED ehees N,
RLRY and SILyERwARK Diamonds specially
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JOHN F. HENRY, College-place, New York,
Proprietor Of the largest Medical Depot IN the world Hail. hsIos
GOODS always band and supplied in small
large quantities a. desired
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Monday, inc IItl, WIS psrtsT
sunny The sky was slightly little cloudy from MID
night to noon; hazy and hay from noon 70 p M
gsty from sunrise to 10 p m; sprnkng ram AZ ine a
from o. m 10 10 D. m. Note-10th, from 10 p m TO H.
aightlY hay.