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, 1870-08-08

qntfe extended time. It il vcry proba-
bic al cash buyers viii require settle
are s3tc for 81 Andspscoexta: Exc
for - 10, and &c for 104 do blcacheu, while lie
eame brand Is odered In the brown 1t 3sNc {of
81, and s74c Tor 1o-t. but At these prices the
goods art very cheap. The clothing trade .aas
been moderately active recently, and the shawl
tsas I'll aa oPsn P ne ne aonda5 II Sooa e.sneE II
long ahAwls IN the choicest design will open 80
toWez, HAy $50 for best makes
~ low n 81 % and $3.50 white mtsses 4nawls win
be offered In choice and handsome dc4.1us from
best mates at s7Hc 10 f1.oo. Worzted stun goods
tnan ever before, and being offered 1t prices thst
will drive foreign goods from our shore1. under
the present tArH and gold premium; but Of ali
goods offered, white aheertnEs appear she cheap
est, as compared With seven-yafd PRINT cloths at
I cents per yand.
, 1870-08-08

Ne" ConstftuttoR-AccEdc v.
ford ty-Educntionnl.

Special DESPATCH to The Ch!ezxo Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, III, Aug. lin honor Of the ncw
constitution the national Tag will be displayed on
the dome Of the State House tomorrow. as well
as other public buildings. and tho occasion Will
doubtless otherwise commemorate By State orr,-
Gers and cttxenA
1osl ha!innl+ formerly = rss!dcnt Of this CITY,
while Working In sa1 miIis h1 fslIlar,
aEatnst saw, bis heat being nearly severed. III.
ballard 1cares wife and four children.
:, craw ford County has returned her assessment
itst for ls'a. which shows the value Of
personal and tral estate 10 be xl,ost,-
sos, being tlal,s<e lesa than the
assessment OF 1s69, and $sss,a5l less than the
e4uaa1ed value. as nxesl By the state Board Of
i.aoalaation. There are under cultivation, wheat,
lSlts boshe!a: corn. 1911, bushels; other ptu-
duce, Il $40 bushels.
Hen Newton Datenan will leave here To-
mosToW lot Normal, where the annual e3-
animation for teachers State certificates Il
10 te held. at the University, on the 9th
r.. nd Gh IT, The examinsrs hal consists 81
the Industrial University: James i, Biotirrtt of
hockfori: II: l: Baltrood, OF rrtncet Ton; E G,
Hewitt. and j. - Scwe1 al the state Normal rnt.
1ersit5, anil D. willard, of Springfield.
, 1870-08-08

Fe=ToS, Aug. Last night. between AMI II
O'Clock, In the South Cove District, near the old
Nhtch threatened 10 become = sertous MOT
Policeman Clayton arrested Joung boz named
Richard Pike, when the ctoEd collected anu au
attempt IVES made TO Eescue him The of1lcer fired
1oQr shota into the crowd, all Of which took
effect, wound!ng seriously Hugh Acshane, years
DID, tn the back OF the neck: boy named Hayes,
IN the thigh: Taos. Dr1scou, - .e%rs old, In the
lee, and 1 HttIe boy, name not Known, IN the left
hreas1. 4 very large aud excited crowd rushed
10 the scene, and brtekbaIs and paving
began to ny pretty freely; but fo1rc OF polcs
alf.sinc, the crowd dispersed.
, 1870-08-08

SEw YoRk, Aug. 6.-Tne cotton goods market
continues Inert and r11her depressed, especially
for wide sheetnEz, both bleached anu unbleachel.
for which prizes were Irregular. some leading Job
omx ncuee4 demanding i difference OF ek93c,
ano eveu 1kc on / yazd. more than other housea,
and on branda IKE AndroacoKtn, Peppe1eil.
peQpos, &c Bat Il the highest u2utes arc above
above The market, md charged 10 taoas Mh3 r.
, 1870-08-08

MEAFHIs, Aug &-The election returns for the
First District show 1ncFea1ed Democratic gains,
and the triumph Of the Democrats
Nenton Crisp, policeman 1t Bolivar, Teunes-
sees wxs numbered on the day Of the election by
oespcr1do named jAneA Gf1h4M. who escaped.
, 1870-08-08
CAMP MEETING
EDUCATIONAL
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
N0trc Dame, Indiana,
frntrf The nrrtjnp of thr atster. NJ tb- uo1r ,s

This institution 10 ettuated the ST. Jo+eph Rivef
cShty miles rAst Of Chicago. ria Michigan Southern
Railroad. and two miles from the ouEi4hIae town Of
South Bent The site il unparalleled In 2ovciIuess.
Eighty laid out In ne pleasure grounds. The
epusc Of study Il very extensive and thoropEh cInbEae
ing ali the branches Of sold and refined education
The thift1eth senliannuA scssiou opens On Monday,
September l. ls7u.
Fur catalogue addrcss Mother u. ANGELA. Superior.
StMAsy+ Academy. totrs Dame r o., Indiana.
, 1870-08-08
Paris Declared in q State OF
Siege.
The French Bourse Ordered to be
Closed,
"A General Riot and tho Bourse
Assaulted.
:Surious Apprehensions of Further
Disturbances.
FROM THE FRONT.


pRfM THE FRnNT.
p,-n,x ,nr r.. fot,o.,,r ,crc,., ,,-
..-,--.. .,...,
71o".As0 "1's "eeA 'eee''e" Ne'e'
."AAskNcS' aug s-S'1o p. m-Iae French
have turned back On their entire line anu com-
meAced to rctrrat toward the interior Of France.
The French had commenced the advance from
<s,n,,,r,ct uh,cn thrx has b.1a eincc ,nc former
.,..,,. - ,s.., .,,,..,.. 49, .o.,...,,..
DetNe " ~u'es '''' '1''onn AsH''st 'u.eo e"n
of ffassans: put having 70 1all acH theF burned
that sich and unprotected town, and in withdraw
jtR spread the coanasration ty throwing hot shot
,rtott-
....,.
.'@s' - -. 80 sS"A ~ e1a'-
otac1 has jna' oeen fetakea NJ Inc Ftfs9 t7assaaa
Army cotps, under General Steinmetz-
MArkScz, Aug. 50 n. m.-The heals Of the
pru.s,n cnu,una anur,ochet, ssar nj, The 9Th. 1n,s
...,,.,.,, <,.,.-., r.+,,.. .a,,,,, .h,, ~.
"a o...,..,.,.. -. -. ..-,.,.. =. -.
"A' os~So ~ eao" s-t'o'.''i1 IL >A'
snountains Ii the rear Of spiehscn' aud comfnenc-
Cd immediately to attack them. Following the
sound OF tue cannon, portions OF the divisions Of
, 1870-08-08


m es The
killed
O
to ep1usians
he
daysbe
Germans
ahr Focb
sbortdj nY
, 1870-08-08

Real Estate Wanted !

The ucdMstknAd viii rseadra offers frora ovntsv at
Eoti, seil the city Of Chicago. for tho ss depart
nent lots oe4ted in tha vicinity Of Dssplaines and Van
Barruts: alfo. In the vicinity Of Stass and Twenty.
s-conder: aso. In the vicinity Of T&stE.1-Av. and
Aadton-t; also. IN The vicinity Of Cottage Gfovc.av
and pouSas efane. Also in the vicinity VI Warts Roll
Ing MI
The tint mentioned lot should be ah,ut 50 !e.t and
the ottcss from :: tn 20 rct front, md 1t aa3 lis
drtp to IN Alley.
Biot will b. received At the Cotaf<Tulcfs OtHee rnti
the eth day Of Aukust. and will be submitted ty the
Com2troux to The Common Council Tor it, action
tterruu. Cru. TAYLOR. C0inpts',lits-
, 1870-08-08
OHIO.


Republican Convention tu Rich1nnd
County.
s'~e;a hrpaseh to The Chie.so Tribune,
MANSFIELD. Aug. s.-At the Republican County
Convention held here yesterday, all but .hree
townships we're represented. {. F. Marshall. ESQ.
MAs Eade Chairman, and r. R. Galley. Secresary,
TIE following tlcxet WAS nan!p Rtcu tItrt ri fts
Court, John Rice: Cummtssoner, Wm. Newton .
Coroner. Dr. p 4 Carpenter: 1unrma1 Director
90 nomination. 70 resolutions we're plsse,l, nus
nndistu1bett. The irE persons were ELECTED
Ge.eEatts to the State Convention: E l. Austtn.
Captain Joseph nro.n, J.. ". Myers, D. Dhlam.
AtteEuate$,
, 1870-08-08

NASHVILLE. Ang. d--The american Dental AZ.
foctatipn has changed the pl2cs Of the next An.
J u1l meeting trom Atlanta TO the White Sulphur
AnffucH S1rr1ns
, 1870-08-08
PRUSSIA.

okRllf. AuG. 7.-A salTo OF artillery WAS nred
N honor OF the Pruistan victory.
1he6 Atrn1 correspondent On the Baltic
, 1870-08-08

Total. ...................... 20 IL
motion Was then made to proceed 10 =
formal ballot. Carried.
General rugh reviewed the action Of tho
convention four years ago, and begged for
hxfmnny
, 1870-08-08
Northwestern Female C0|fege,

This popular Iustituton vii! begin it, Fall Term
a3tr1ub<rs full corps Of able Teachers; thorough
Enga'h CopErr of Rtudy thorough ClAsstea1 Cour.e
SUPERIOR AdrantArrs In Music. PAIat4ng. Drawing,
Ftrueh, German. snd 1talian- Address,
W F. JONES. Prrstdrpt, Evanston, nj.
, 1870-08-08
eoast VIZ Arrexted II I'i1lan - I Epy. Minister
BAncroft Ia laboE1ng TO procure hls release.
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON. Aug. 7.-The position taken By Eng
lAnd In stRard 10 Belgium IL approved BY Prussia
QCEENsTowf. Aug. Z.-The steamer City OF Ant
WeFp. from New YORK, aE11Fed yesterdAJ.
LONDON, aug. 7.-Genetals Phu- Sheridan and
Fozyth are here On their way to the seat OF
WHf 80 :
, 1870-08-08

1I1tN, NTTFANf% KEEnFN
French and Knelfeh Boarding and Day Sehnol for
younF Ladies and children, corner P4gk.As and 1hlr.
address above.
HkFkRkscEs: Right Res. Bishop Potter. OF New
York; Hon. John Y. l. Pruyn. Albany: james g. Far
Eat. New Ynfk
, 1870-08-08
FOREIGN,
The War in Eurone,

es~ ~ 01 ia @A1OR1Es
The French Compelled to Eyaeu.
ale Saarbruck and Retreat
Toward the Interior
Of France.
The Town Retaken by the
Prussians.
The Great Battle of Ha-
guennu.
Terrible Defeat Of the
French.
The French Position Taken at
the Point Of the Bayonet.
THE Prussians Capture 5000
Prisoners, 80 Guns, 2
Standards, and 6
1r:..:11.
=
4no Da1ilo Aasta Lei aoure.
with Heavy Losses on
, 1870-08-08
a1e attn able to give the enemy much trouble IN.
Gtop hla onward movement


Latest.
lDespateh 70 tbs Now Yofk Her.lda
LONDON, Aug. From official news received
aere' me Situation may be summed up u fosIow1:
1ae CFo"n Prince hAa dttyaa XeNahonS
army from WeisseobuEg, Lauterburg, and Worth
and probably compelled the evacuation Of UaGoc-
nan and strasburg. The victory Of General
eeoees II 6AArbruck sdd spiehesen. md the ad-
rance frum Hamburg, has driven Gen FEossardb
corp4 ftpm Forbach and stavelt, and probably
rendered Dttsche untenable. MAcNahouh oofp1
Is II present cut OF It Metz, The prisoners taken
by the Crown Prince and General 6oeben, num-
Der 5000: the number Killed and wounded Is un-
known. Immense quantities Of army s4otcs wero
captured There are rusnoss, which lack otnc.a1
confirmation OF the evacuation Of Thionvtile, the
capture of 6lerck and uagenan, and the advance
Of the rrubtt2ns actoss the Rhine from South BIZ
den We know. however, that large Ptuss!an
4Er1ies gathered II 8aAriouls and tn the pouth
p1It Of Baden
, 1870-08-08

Eos1oS, Aug. William c. CONN. Treasure.
OF the New Bedford S1rtnss Institution has re-
Agut1 md fes} with about {4o, 600 IN fundA
, 1870-08-08

MISS ARMSTRONG'S
Frtnth and English Boarding and Day Sthool,
viii Eaopen IN Wednesday. Sept st. 1s7u 1t Is MADI-
SOS:AY;. tetWesn Twrntr-cshth Aud TNsAsy -ulnsh.
nntha
, 1870-08-08

BOARDING and Day School, for Young f2rutc1n<n One
Hundrte and Il and Ktns!bdsr Hoad. NJ.
tFoTncrl5 under the direction Of Mcssrs LAspfnsA.a
PIs*Mt}. will rroI%n on Monday. Sept w.. V. PAK-
fOST. Principal CrcrlarH At @. IS P1pe
Nav TofE
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The Lost city Of ROstOn.

The City of Boston, which left New
York on January 25th, and Halifax on
January21th, and hos not been heard OF
since, Inns ut last been given up as lost by
the Inman Company, TO which she be-
Iongcd. Mr. Wm. Inman has recently
written letter to the Secretary Of the
Marine Department of the Board Of Trade
of ofLondon, stating that he feels bound to
report officially TO the department the loss
Of the City Of Boston. Mr. Inman thinks
that the City of Boston was crushed in
the ice fields, which had suddenly broken
up. The reasons given for this theory are
US follows: The Inman steamship Etn4 on
arriving at Halifax from Liverpool on Jan
uary 25th, reported clear weather and no
ice visible on the northern track. 1t Is be-
licvcd that Captain HalcroSs, Of the
City Of Boston, in consequence OF
this report, took the northern track,
and by the unexpected breaking
up of the leo pack was crushed
by the icebcrgS. This view Of the loss Is
believed to be highly probable from the
fact that no portion Of the wreck has been
picked up. AS TO the assertion that the
City of Boston was overloaded, Mr.. In.
man says that tho total weight on board
the City Of Boston; when leaving Halifax,
was as follows; machinery 800 tons, coal
TS1 tons, cargo 9l6 tons, making total
ol "OV3 tons. He also says that the Au'
thor of letter In the Times charging that
the vessel had been lost from overload.
ing" had inserted full retraction. The
author Of another letter making the same
charge has refused to apologize and has
been sued for libel The complaint is
made against this lettCror Mr.. Inman's
that willie he gives "a full and explicit
list OF the cargo, with the marks and
numbers, names Of Conslgnces, and other
items Of interest TO those concerned In
freight and merchandise, he carefully
avoids mentioning the names and number
Of persons who were aboard the City ol
Boston, e
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The Cuban Question in Congress,

The Cuban question has boon set for
debate in the House on Tuesday Of next
week. The report OF the majority Of the
Foreign Affairs, drawn by Gen, Banks
and signed by five members, has already
been printed. The report of the minority,
drawn by Judge Orth and signed by four
members, Is n comparatively brief docu-
ment 1t includCa a bill making it mis-.
demcanor to fit out or equip ships Of war
with intent that they shall be employed in
the service OF any European Prince or
State for the purpose Of subduing Amer
lean colonies claiming independence
This bill, they say, Is but IN enlargement
of the Monroe doctrine, cannot be reason
able cause Of otfensG TO any foreign power,
and shows that while We oppose unau-
thoriZcd interference on the part OF our
own citizens with the concerns Of other
nations md colonies, We arc decidedly ad-
verse to the continuance OF the colonial
system for the government Of any portion
Of this continent. 1t further declares,
say the Committee, that our Government
will refuse assistance TO foreign powers
in maintaining their supremacy against
the efforts Of American colonies 10 cast
It of. They hold that the revolutionary
government Of Cuba has no existence out
side Of the camps Of the insurgents, and
submit that a revolution which has not
yet acquired single town as Its capital,
has not command Of a single seaport, and
has not single vessel atlOat, is hardly in
Il condition TO claim that it is a govern.
ment entitled to formal declaration Of
neutrality, which is in effect declaration
that tits entitled to bGlligcrent rights. Tho
report claims that It was simply the duty
of our Government to maintain neutral
attitude between Spain and Cuba, and
that this has been done with strict impair
tiality, except in the case of the Spanish
gunboats, which II had no right to detain
unless 1t was prepared TO recognize that q
state Of war existed in Cuba, which the
President was not satisfied we ought TO
do. The Committee say we ought TO de-
clare that neutrality is one thing and duty
another, and add that II II ever becomes
our duty to interfere in this contest we
ought to act ieHrleSSly. They think, how.
ever, that the course heretofore pursued
by our Government has been dictated by
regard to law and the best interests Of the
country, and express strong hope that
the doctrine and legislation recommended
BY the majority will not be sanctioned
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The New Funding Bill.

The bill introduced by Mr.. Schenck,
from the Committee on Ways and Means,
in the House of Representatives Monday,
for tho rcthnding and consolidation Of the
national debt, authorizes the issue Of
81 900, 100000 of coupon and registered
thirty year bonds, redeemable in coin,
bearing four per cent coin interest, the
principal and interest to be exempt from
all Federal, State, municipal or local tax
atiOn The total bonded debt is not to be
increased, but new bonds are to be ex-
changed for outstanding SEQ bonds at par
value. The fourth section authorizes the
Secretary of the Treasury 10 sell all the
surplus gold in the Treasury, the proceeds
Of which are to be used in buying up and
canCclling SEQ bonds. The subsequent
sections authorize the cancellation and
destruction Of bonds now or hereafter held
rs sinking and special funds, detailed
record thereof TO be kept and the same to
be deducted from the outstanding public
debt. They. also authorized the issue oI
three per cent certificates in return for
gold deposited for not less than thirty
days with Trcasurers Of the United States,
which may be received at par with accru.
cd interest in payment for bonds author.
lied by this act.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, juno 7.
Tomorrow there will be a special elec.
tiOn todecide whether the City Of San
Francisco will donate one million dollars
towards the construction Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad. There Is considerable
opposition hero TO the donation, arising
from the fact that the Southern Pacific is
only another name for tho Central Pacific
Company, which owns all the railroads
in the State, and will thus control the
Southern route from this coast TO the East
The British ship Vim. Wilson. sailed
for Bakers Island yesterday; The vessel
was in possession Of the United States
Deputy Marshal. pending suit in the
District Court. The Captain forctd him
overheard, and put tosea II Is rumorel
that u cutter will be sent in pursuit.
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Humors of the Feniau Campaign,

The Fenians have bravely compen.
satcd for the tracks they tore up in Canada
the other day, inasmuch us they have
been making tracks ever since.
-Fcnian motto: "Och (Ma) hone
Erin so brag"
The Fcnians, in tearing up railroad
tracks on the border, were simply insti'
gated by determination To sever the ties
existing between this country and Canada
The Fcnlans havo fought it out on
the Canada line, and il hasn't taken all
summer either. ..
The Fenian swords are being beaten
into plowshNrcs, their Spears having al.
ready been knocked into cooked hat.
-O'Ncill told his men, before jumping
into the Sherif7s hack, "AIen of Ireland
l am ashamed Of your The men, It Is
but due to say, reCipr0cated the passion
There's nothing like having general and
his troops understand each other.
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Republican Convention in Taylor

At convention OF the Republicans Of
Taylor COUNTY, held at Pruntytown, Sat-
urday, juno 4th, 1870, J. II. Gather was
chosen Chairman, and John W. Mason
Secretary.
The following delegates were appointed
to represent tho county OF Taylor in the
State Convention to be held Nt ParkCrs'
burg, Wednesday, juno 92, 1870, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the
State offices to be filed at the ensuing
election, and also 10 represent the county
in the Congressional And State Senatorial
Conventions To be held on tho same day
and at the same place, for the purpose oi
nominating n candidate for Congress from
the First District, and u candidate for the
vacant State Senatorship from the Third
Senatorial District, to.wit:
Court House 10CcHhip-Harmon Sin
sci, VIM. S. Richardson, ]. W. Burdctt, j.
S. S. Harr and J. W. Batson.
Booths Greek 7otrn&tip-E. NJ. SCrange
J. F. Holt, F. A. Gather, s. W. HibbS and
Richard Harr.
FIsmington 7oDnGIip-J. c. Fleming
]. II. Gather, A. J. Mcdaniel, II. P. Da'
wilson and Cyrus Webb.
Clay 7olcnStip-B. V. Martin, John st
Clair, Nathan L. Bartlett, John WykOf
and Robert Bartlett.
Webster IOtcnShip-ThOmas II. Bartlett
J. 7. Moss, l.. c. StalnAkcr, J. W. BNtsor
and 7. E. Davis.
Grafton 7otOnShip-Dr Thomas Ken
nedy, George W. Brown, George Brink
man, Henry Compton and John ". Mason
Union I0wnShip-N. II. Means, E. S
Wilson, Lewis Lewellen, William Thomas
and William II. Ford.
Raymond 70'onMiHJ. A. II. Wilson
James Raymond, Richard Osburn, William
Wood and T. II. Means.
Fttter,nan TOIoMShip-C. Core, L. C,
SlmttleswOrth, J. l.. Vincent, Robert
McConkcy and Wm. D. Ray.
The following County Executive Com
mittcc was appointed; James W. Bur.
dctt, l.. +. Davidson, r H. Means, John
W. Mason and 7. Z. Davis.
The Secretary was directed 10 furnish q
copy Of the proceedings of the ConVcn'
tion to the Wheeling ISTELLIGENcER and
Grafton Sentinel for publication.
]. II. GATHER, Chairman
JOHS W. Mason, Secretary.
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Hints to Gas Consumers.

Almost everybody hercabout uses gas,
and almost everybody makes complaintin
one way and another, either concerning
the quality, the quantity, the price, or
something else, The following advice
may be advantageously followed by those
who use the illuminating vapor:
/. If your burners ore oi common fish.
tail or bat-wing form, you will observe in
the centre Of the blaze dark spot Of un.
consumed gas; ii you see this dark shad.
Ow extend to the top Of the blaze, then
there is more gas rushing through uncon-
sumcd than what Is really giving light.
Turn down the gus until the shadow is
half an inch from the circumference OF
the blaze, and you will have steOdier,
better light, and will burn all the gus reg.
istercd in the meter; but neglect this rule
and the meter will register twice as fast
under the pressure, and you will pay for
gas you do not burn.
9. AT Il certain hour Of the night, when
churches and halls and stores turn of their
gas, the pressure Is increased over that
district OF the city. Watch your burners
and reduce tho pressure once more.
8. Iiyou have burners in chambers and
in the kitchen, and in your servants
rooms, instead Of regulating the pressure
at the burners take the trouble 10 regulate
it at the metre, so us to allow each burner
only so much blaze at a certain hour, even
If the burners are turned on full blaze.
4. Don't think ii too much trouble to
turn off the gas every night ut the metre,
between the metre and the burners. More
gas is paid for which Is lost by leakAge
than regular consumption.
4. II you have a leak in the house,
search for it, md, when found, heat the
metal with a lamp and rub cement (such
as is used for fruit Cans) in the crack II
the leak is at the screw joint the fault is
in the thread Notify the gas company
or gas.fltter Immediately. Itpays to stop
leaks.
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Under authority oran act OF Congress
the corporation authorities Of Washington
city have commenced the work Of park
ing" several of tho widest streets Of the
city, an improvement which meets with
the highest commentator on all sides,
and will greatly bcautify the streets on
which made. The parking" consists in
ruising about thirty or forty feet of the
middle portion of o street aud planting
therein trees and shrubs, and laying out
regular walks, and then, on each side ol
this space, constructing well paved road
beds The work will be costly, hut the
increase in the value OF property located
along the line Of Improvements, together
with the increased convenience and shade
resulting thcrcfrom, will fully compensate
for the expense incurred.
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FRANCE.
Reported Illness of the Emperor.

Reported Illness OF the Emperor.
PARIS, June G.
The deaths from smallpox in the city
Of Paris, last week, numbered l73.
The Emperor is reported 10 bO i'll, lie
Is said to be suffering from severe attack
Of the rheumatism.
NJ. Provost Paradel has been appointed
Minister of Franco, 10 the United States
and will leave for Washington about the
end Of June.
Owing to the long continued dry wealth.
er, fires In the woods have occurred quite
frequently in Europe lately, attended in
many cases with the loss of life and pro-
perty. Yesterday fire occurred in the
beautiful forest Of FOntAinbleau, only a
few miles from this city, sweeping over
hundreds OF acres. Thepeople turned out
and succeeded in checking the flames.
The smallpox is decreasing, and Is moi
so virulent rs at first.
The Paris journals are attacking n.
Olivier for his course toward the party OF
the left,