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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13
NETWORK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING JUNE ~, 49,.
Passenger Station Of and
IOurth-aVe Entrance Twenty eeveuthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK - .
For New Haven Bridgeport (Hr) lU o R:ls (BL
300 -, 3:45, 40 $50 and Ok .. m. -. -.
For Milford strstfod FAIRFIELD Southport and Wes'po 100 HIN
For SorwaK 100 600 EIL 900 1880 m l2:l5 (Rr 500
(BI 345 4;3O Ok, $50 6Jo and 800 lRI) p N
For Darisn, ll:9O 3:ts 400 $50 .1d go H.
,s aS' $50 1Ss1 ~ so ESQ lis GR,j
Por Greenwich and intermediate stations H." n I' ''
SUNDAY Mall Train leaves York at for
Boston Springfield Line and Shore Live
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, m, and m.
For Boston va Shore Line l2l3 p m, ,.o u,,,
For Hartford and Springfield, M R9 ';D m 10 h'riofa
Newport L. l2:Is CRI) connecting with Steamer aero
EsrgAnsett BAY, arriving ct $3.50 T.. Is. =,
Connecticut River Rsirosd, a R:l5 to Montreal
For Hartford Providence. R,hi Railroad .. R:is
For shore Line Ravsy at hor"oh and Providence E'
Por New Haven and Eorth.mpou Railroad 800 to
Northampton aud WihAmsbargh.
Por Hoasstouie Railroad ga n. and p
EAugstuet Railroad and fip T. m " waterbury
Yor Danbury and korvsk Railroad, Rla and $50 p
FOR EewCipssh Railroad, I. m l2l3 40 and $50 N
Commodoui Sleeping Cara sahed m u.n ano Aso 70 sun
dsy Mail Train either Lane DravS NOON N 70 w l.
n. and } p m tran. JAMES n holl suVthneo,ene.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT OF
~ CoRTLANDTsT-Forw WEST PHILADELPHIA, % sns u &c
7,o $500 100 80 m sIsSt 20, US an
THE WEsT via Baltimore 500 1880 ard no Por THH
SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST sDa 300 m Por THE WEST
VIA PeBniJlv,na Railroads.&c. and Silver Paao< can
,tsh.d 70 the D m d.lS through Psurgh Cincinnati
~, ~, and Dodd,s Rrp, ~. Bro.d~sy (Dslrl
PULLMANs PALACE DRAWlSG-ROOh and sLBEPlNGCARs
on p Pittsburgh Chicago Columbus Cincinnati IniansP
Louisville and St. Louis without change The s tram Ad
run Pullman splendid Passenger Coaches through without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13

The aggre gate amount Of exports exclusive OF sPV
from the port Of New-York for the week ending July IL
1870 was s3,924,4l5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEOPLE. LINE STEAMBOATS,


The steamers DREW and ST. JOHN coninu 70 leave their c II
North River south side Of Csnn At o'clock m daily sundsI
excepted always Albany with Of The several
North West and hast Tickets sod an baggage checked to all Ions
at the Office the wharf sad Dods Brpss Offices g4 BroahHr
and No Com Brooklyn TIL the onl steamboat line oonnees ng
with Sunday Saratoga and sharon from Albany Travellers mus
not be % by advertisements nmang the change OF the LOCALITY OF
business.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
steamShp Calnbria (Br), McMickan, Liverpool and
queenstown via Boston, with mdse to q Franckyn Aug
81 Fire Island abcam, passed white painted cutter yacht
TPA.
Steamship City OF Cork (Br), Allen, Liverpool Aug I5
Steamship Magnolia, Palmer Havana Aug a. via Nassau
ny 10Th, with dse aud passengers, to the Atlantic Mail
Steamship Co.
Bark Morocco (Brl Farnsworh, Newport ~ days. with
railway iron, to Jas Elwel Co. Aug T. had a heavy
gale from w, which lasted houra since light winds ana
calms 22d on Bermuda spoke bark Caianc Liver.
pool for New York.
Bark Calypso of Boston, Whitman Buenos Ayres july a.
with hides &C. TO order vessel TO Bacon Russell Crossed
the Equator July 70 In Ion 10 u, had light vsrabs
winds since. -
Brig Fred (Nor). Axesen, Cardiff 65 days with railway
Iron TO orervesscl TO Funch, Edyc Had yory lsht
winds aud Gains tho entire passage 40 days west Of the
Banks. - -
sehrJ Alburser, Hansen, Georgetown, SC, days with
Schr Jennings, Mathews Virginia.
Schr Bennett, French, Virginia.
Schr Moderator, Rulon, Virginia.
Schr Sarah Hoyt Cranmer, Virginia.
Scbr Y Woolaey, johnson, Virginia.
Schr Daniel Holmes, Ruop, Georgetown, DC.
scbr Dakes Amos. fsarce, Georgetown, DC.
Schr Irvine, Chamberlain Georgetown, DC.
Schr q w Palmer, Cole, Georgetown, DC
Schr ID Il Steclman, Scul, Georgetown, DC.
schr Helen Mar Nckersons Georgetown, Dc FOR stonng
ton.
Scbr Miranda, Harding, Baltimore for Hudson.
schr Orier, Fleming, Philadelphia for Manchester
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

loudly for any particular king or emperor. iS"see
sse aspiration OF all Frcnchmen would DO 10 see
military aesp.-i p'-ia plunged her and placed on
footing coeqnal win the repuv"- .. 40 West the
prowess OF her arms did so mach 10 estapiish'
WHAT THE IRISH THINK. -. ., ,n,s
1t would, indeed, be singular II uent ol @ nie
magnitude took place without at least VERY sr.as
expressions from those who repfesent the Irish
people. The Hbernian element sees head and
wants to nit 1t badly. without much occasion for
loving France and no reason at all for hating
Prussia the Irish, Ut home and abroad are wild win
enthusiasm for France and rancorously hostile To
the Germans and their cause. IL would be mistake,
however, to suppose for moment that the Irish dis
like the Germansa az people. They admire asal good
eslSsas slaas %SS Ssys QUALITIES, res, n nos M
which has So dsinSnsahaesa aas ,nam 1nls eoaaty aoal
natonalitiaA But ow1ng 10 the fac NM tha Tng
sh, true TO their instincts have sided witL The a
parently successful oelligerepta ana showed their
Catholic, the IeIs6 have ieit bound to cast the
weight OF ln.r influence In the scale against the
weight q ther hereditary enemy. Should Old Nick
declare FORMAL war against England Ireland would
glorlty hm as II reveres the memory OF Brian B0ru.
However this feeling may be regarded as nnfortu-
least 81 Inc ~" rsS nSon are s"s viii.
France IN this struggle. And, perhaps, the most
bitterly hostile to Prussia, for Engand's sake, are
the lrlsnnlcn or New York.
THE AMERICAN SENTIMENT
is decidcdly In favor OF Prussia. success has
charm which even our practical citizens are affected
by. or course, there are other causes which enter
into the calculations OF our native born citizens In
determining their preference for Prussia in the war,
aud probably nothing has so much effect on their
minds adverse to Napoleon as the interference OF
the latter IN Mexico at o time when we were en-
gagged in a death struggle with the rebels OF the
South. IL may be said. however with perfect truth
that all Americans, whether naturalized or native
born, sympathlze heartily with the people who are
bleeding Tor the crimes OF an absolute KING and an
imperial adventurer, and sincerely desire the early
advent OF European governments "by the people, OF
the people and for the peope.n
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

thscrs with Prussia . a.. -..s,' ""ainst Pro.s
tsrss
The n,sssis are only carried between London and
Paris.
The Belgian government aanies having assented
to any foreign troops crossing portion OF her soil
Tne Germans say that the Freuch were 80 sure OF
victory at the opening Of the campaign that they
made no arrangement to save their baggage In case
OF retreat, and hence they have been compelled to
abandon 1t In great quantities.
IL is reported that the Princess Clothilde wife or
Prince Napoleon, when urged by the King OF italy
10 leave France replied that ''sne would not abandon
the country of her adoption at such & moment"
Public meetings are held all over Prussia TO sus.
tam the g0vcn..S... a. r.os0ousAg the war to the
end and 10 discourage all attempts at premature
negotiation
Count Bohlen has been installed at Hagunau as
Prussian Governor OF the Province OF Alsace.
1ne Prussians say the French prisoners denounce
the Emperor iercely.
French papers assert that the Prussians place the
red cross OF their ambulance service on their am.
munit,on wagons and some OF the oifices wear the
badge on their arms TO avert the French flre.
The reported suspension or travel on the lines
from Paris to Calais and Paris to Brussels creates
The belief that MacMahon's army may be eventually
transferred by the Northern Railway to Paris.
The opinion ,s strengthened by the reported pre-
sence Of the Prince Imperial at Mezhircs.
Metz IL quiet.
Eighteen German vessels are at present anchored
IN plymouth harbor, where they have taken refuge
from French cruisers.
Another correspondent of the HERALD tolcgraphs
under the same date:-
We can no longer depend on the malls The
northern railways are blocked with all sorts OF bag
gage goods. trucks Of grain and PROVISIONS from
England. 10 Will probably be either cut by the
Prusslans wholly occupied for military service
Passenger ana freight trains stopped. the ex-
press ana mail still 20. The Prefect OF the Police
mas ISSUED notice that persons wishing TO leave
Paris require no passport
The announcement that communication between
LONDON ana Paris had been stopped Is apparently
premature. The railway officials say the trains Will
start az usual this evening.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
Five Armies in Franco-Their Organization
and Disposition.

TELEGRAM TO 1He NEW Y0aA HERALD.
Five Armies in France-Their Organization
and Disposition.
BERLIN, August 81 1870.
The North German Gazette Of this city to-day
gives the subjoincd statement TO the organization
hnd movements OF the armies OF Germany, respect
Ing which many errors have peen in circulation
lately
The Prince Royal OF Saxony commands four divi-
Rons, organized as previously reported This army
has been ordered to move on Paris by way or
Rheims while the Third army IL moving 20 the same
destination through Troyes. Eight army corps are
therefore now moving on Paris.
The First army Is commanded by General Stein
metz, and consists OF the First, Seventh and Eighth
army corps. This army is now near Metz
The Second army is that Of Prince Frederick
Charles, comprising the Second, Third, Ninth apd
Tenth army corps. THIS Is also near Metz.
The Third army. commanded by the Royal Prince,
comprises the Fifth, Sixth and Eleventh corps, an
well as the two Bavarian corps. This army has
been directed TO move on Paris by way OF Troyes.
The Fonrlh army, that OF the Prince Royal Of Sax
Ony Ia advancing on Paris by way OF Chalons.
The Firth army. under General werther, embracing
the wGrtemberg and Baden divisions Is now en-
gagged in the siege oil Strasburg. Beside these.
there IS the army OF the reserves, partly under the
command OF the Duke OF MccKlenbnrg- Schwern on
the Rhine, partly under the command OF General
Cansten at Berlin and parity under the command OF
General Lowenleld In Snes,a.
The Gazette AFTER this recapltulaton. goes ON 70
say:-"EvdentIy the Prusslans may Without inter
Tuption or without danger Of exposing their rear
move on Paris while the armies remaining In North
Germany are strong enough TO maintain order al
home and protect the country.n
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
'oaT or NEW YORK., AUGUST 81, 1870.
CLEARED.

Francklyn. ~
rlard Steamship Co.
Wood. ' ~" A
ship Neptune tN!D, Gerdcs, MobleFunch, Edge Co.
PARK Ada tBr) Corning, Bremen Boyd Hinoken.
BARK Troyatora, Blanchard, Triestc-R = Buck Co.
Brig Lucv ,ray Sr,.in Iirang Mnr1han, n0"o co.
hrig John Brightman, Gray, GenoaBorland Dearborn
Brig Eagle Wing (Br, Manley, Trieste q Buley.
Brig rylia DAM, Fulner, Pernambuco-Funch Edyc /
b,g br,g MAJ lNGl. Gilman, Cow Bay, CB-C Tobias CO.
DIE aurora Brl, Graham, Ictou, NS-Heney Parker
schr dragon lBrl, Mar.god, Barbados-ET Smith Co
sehr Hescne (Br Hatfield, St Johns NFCrandAll Ber-
Bertaux 4 Co.
schr Mole Plumrner, Jacksonville w Ray X Co.
Go. ~ ' ~ ' -
Schr Calvin, Clark, Pembroke jed Frye Co.
Scbr Hero, Kelly, Salem.
steamer Cadwalader. Hazell Baltimore.
Steamer Fairchid. Trout. Phladepha
Steamer Bristol, Wallace. Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
Passed T.ysp$h Hell Care,

Steamship Dirso, johnson, Portland for New YORK. with
Brig Fannie Gordon tBr McPhee Cow Ray for New York,
WIZ coal 70 j. swain a son vessel to nasier-
Eye Ma. ASsrsv e. Pay ssr New
schr Mount H.pe Farnum Rocklard ~ ~"~ vorK with
lime 10 lszdsc A'Pres""- -- -.-- -
x.rysrus Conary, Cape Ann for New York;
ssSr cIosHs, rhI. GS r@nia sa New 0s
ssSr TiPaa s 81 Proydsncs for for New Yo
sssr scsr Ia%ss English Barker for New York
schr HusI'ns nsiv NEWPORT for New YORK, s vors
ssSr sSST f'Tss Ss"%sssss River Yois
dsS 'Si for Ssy Ss% sSFY York.
ssr sssr ssoTfs g,,,s w,,ssTssiss nsistora for Ameoy
SsSr ss:,iHs sss haven S id1 sr Ss% sss.y Sy
ss MS Nov sra. avsn 70; New
ssSr Horace 9 nssnSI., N'w Haven for New YORK M
ssSr J0ssSsss ssn s-sseP2r SST
sSar sse, SIMPSON Rdis.pot for N.ysrt. vow '0'
ssS sssr ES.s ss rsSs: ss sr ESw Ssa
ssnr Godn ws,e .%aSrs H.ro@ or os ssw new Ysrk
schr Sterling, Hayes, Southport for Elzabethport.'
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Acushnet Rector New York for New Bediord
ssSr Sr osn Sr ss pcn'
schr 4 Pike, Cove, Port Johnson fof Eas. Boston
seSr Mount Carter, ElisaOsthport Tor Frovacnce.
ssSr Se 6S for F sif Mva
seSr 4. y.ncesf, Carter Elzsb,shpo5, for salem.
Schr Globe, Eaton, Eixabcthport for Boston.
schr Artist Godfrey, klzsbshport for Providence.
Schr Saratoga, Weeks, Eisahetbport for Providence
Schr Buckingham, Murray. Elixabethport for Mystic
Schr Webster, Huhtut, Elxabc'hpor for Hartford
Schr 0rpit Nichols, Elissbsthport for New Haven
schr Nigant Hickerson, EzAbethport for Fall River
sesr char.re sm%op, E.sssthpGrt for PrCvidencs
sohr Evelyn, burger ElisAbehport Tor Stamford.
Schr Lena Hume, Davis, Hoboken for Boston.
schr Fred Warren, Robinson, Hoboken for Duxbury
Schr Flower Russell. Hoboken for Hartford.
Scbr Thos owen, Scllock, Hoboken FOR New Haven.
schr ID Kelly, Kelly, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Monmouth, -, Rondout for Providence.
Schr l. vandevoort, Kelly, Rondout for Providence.
schr Hiram Tucker Curtis, Rondout for Dennysvile.
Schr Geo Glllum, Rogsrs koudout for Boston.
Schr ) Lewis, -, Rondout for Portsmouth
shr schr ~ % saowh - & new wv SfT sar 70, yarme"S
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
OPERATIONS OF THE FRENCH FLEET.
TELEGsAns TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

grursian Vessel Captured and Taken 10
DunkcfQue.
PARIS August 81, 1870.
Prussian vessel has just been captured and
arought into Dunkerquc.
s1rrival OF n Prize at Syrn, Greece-Thc Cow
ernmenf Demands Tint the French War
Vessels Leave Greek Waters.
ATHENS, August %, 1870.
Two French men-of-war yesterday entered SYRIA
with prize. The latter was loaded with coal The
Greek government Immediately demanded that the
French vessels quit Greek waters.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

couwruEp FROM THIRD PAGE.

mru,nx upon the Imperial family he now disgus's
Nv his oowardly ingrartude and insults to the En-
reror and Empress. lie should throw aside the rib
hon OF the Legion OF Honor, which he disgreces."
-Four million Slogranmes OF powder have been
distributed 10 the batteries on the fortincatons Of
PARIS.
special correspondent OF the NEW YonK HERALD
telegraphs from Paris Tuesday evening"
At least thirty thousand troops left to-day by the
Northern Railway: their destination is unknown
Plenty OF troops are let In the town. and they are
still swarnng Ia, especially the marines and Sailors
who apparently are 10 be trusted with its defence
The Bois Boulogne has been closed since yesterday
evening Eight hundred wagons containing house
hold goods passed yesterday through the Auteuil
gate alone. The inhabitants OF the environs are
crowding into Paris ana camping In the streets and
squares, unable TO obtain lodgings without paying In
advance. All Parlsians are leaving who can. was
offered to-day Senator's house for nothing, on the
condition of occupying II for two months and host-
Ing the French nag. The working classes are SIN
valnly asking for arms.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
POSTSCRIPT.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 1--3 A. M
PRUSSIA RAISING AEW ARNIES.
o----~~>~--~>,-~-----,.-~~
King William to Visit the Field
@a Beaumont.
~-,e~'s~~~.>>~>>v>~~>>,'~~
THE ALARM IN BELGIUM.
NEW PauSslaS ARMIES.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August 81 1870.
special correspondent writes 10 the HERALD
from Berlin the Goth: -
Three reserve armies are forming. which consist
chiefly OF the Landwehr ana reserves, but partly
new troops young men who, the outbreak or the
war, volunteered 10 serve before their time, this
years. recruits. who IN time OF peace would not
have been called In before October, win be levied
Immediately, 10 he hastily drilled. One army is
forming al Cologne the second at Berlin ana the
third at Homburg IN the Paatinate, under the Duke
OF MecKlenburg.
The movement OF troops is very active.
Five thousand Guards leit last night TO I'll up the
thInned regiments, and more VIII leave tonight.
The thtee reserve armies for eventualites when
peach approaches and neutras interfere. Italy's
course Is viewed with especial suspicion, and Meek
lenburg's army may go into Upper Aisace as pre-
caution.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK RERsiD.

LONDON, August ~, 1870
special correspondent teiegraphs 20 the HERALD
from Berlin this morDina:--The following despatch
has just been received rom KING WnaIn 70 Queen
Augusta:
VARgNNrs, August 30 1870
We han yesterday victorious engagement with
the Fourth, Twelfth and one Bavarian corps. Mac
MahOn was hcafeu and driven from Beaumont
across the Meuse 10 Monsoon.
Twelve guns, several Thousand prisoners and
much material Tell into our hands repair TO the
patfe held 10 pngs,ie the routes Of the victory.
Goa help Gs further. WILHELM
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
REPORTS FROM SPAIN.
IElEsRAM 10 the NEW YORK ntaALp.

Gncrii'ns Ia be Employed In the War AauiDst
Prussia.
MADRID, August 81, 1870.
The French have sent TO the Spanish Ministry for
information In regard 10 the organization Of guc-
rlila bands, probably with q view of using that
method Of warfare against the Prussian invader.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

Pcrernptory Demand tor England TO Observe
Her Obligations Neutral.
LosDoS, August 81, 1870.
England is likely TO have an Alabama issue with
Prussia Apote, almost equivalent TO protest,
has been received by Earl Granville. II remon
strates against Englands disregard or her oDliga-
tlons a neutral, declares that Prussia VIII not
cept the legal qu,bbles OF the Law officers Of the
crown, and summons England to fulnl her neutral
obligations take the consequences. the question
Is diplomatic one, the note adds, ana must be
promptly solved "a such
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
REPORTS FROM PRUSSIA.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

Wall Against Alleged French Cruelty.
BERLIN, August 81, 1870.
Tho North German Gazette calls on all mankind
70 behold the barbarty OF the French in seeking TO
stop the transportation OF the sick wounded
over neutral soil.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
BIsMaaCK's RETURN TO GERmiyY.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Tho Premier MT Home from the Field.
PARIS, August 81, 1870.
II Is known here that the Prnssian Premier Count
Bismarck has returned TO Berlin from his visit TO
the headquarters Of King William In the field.
The Premier Is confident OF the complete triumph
OF the German arms.
despatch rom Brussels states that the Count is
III al Spandau near Berlin.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

dress 70 the King was formed protesting against
permitting foreign intervention, which woufd &C
prive Prussia Of her reward for her late victories.
The sacriies OF Germany alone should be heard.
Germany IL willing 10 coBhde all 10 the King of
,-.ss,a In establishing peace not again TO be wan
toniy broken
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n StneBLegal everywhere; dsscrtion, &C.. sunlcicn.
publicity. No charge until divorce obtained Con,
sultaton free. NJ HOUSE, Attorney 70 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
THE PRUSSlAN NAVY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KEY WEST Fla, August 81 1870.
The Prussian man-ofwar snip Meteor arrived AT
tSis port from Port Royal, jamaica this afternoon.
The Meteor comes here to await orders from the
Prussian authorities In Washington.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01

AGED.-The Hiawatha (Kansas) Dispatch SAYS:
eve have living within the town limits OF Hlnwa-
tha LADY who IL In her S0th year and l. tho mother
OF twenty children. How is that for hignr Can
any other Kansas town beat itfu
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
REPCRTS FG0Ny BELGiun.
IELEcrGn 10 TIE NEW YuHs HERALD.

Bazaiue stiN COored Up-Ordcrs TO the Ger
man AEmy-TLionviile Isevicsuniied.
BRUSSELS August 81, 1870.
Marshal Ba2alne is SIN cooped up.
The German army has boen ordered 20 camp as
far as possible from the last battle field owing TO the
sickenng exhalaticns.
Thlonvlle has certainly been resupplied with
stores and ammunition.
Travel between this city and Paris has been sus
pended.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
A CHATTER CHATTER or rAcrs SPACE Is VALUABLE IN a

A CHAPTER OF FAcTs.-sPACE IS VALUABLE IN A
"A newspaper, and II 10 therefore proposed In this
scent to condense variety Of facts important the
c into small compass Those facts refer TO HOSTETTERs
what do. In the 8st place then. article IL smu-
an tonic and Alternative consisting Of combination
absolutely pure spirtuous agent With the valuable
medicinal vegetable substances that botanic research
These ingredients compounded with great care
such proportions TO produce preparation which nvigoY
aes without exciting the general system, and tones
ates and controls the stomach the bowels the Liver and be
What this great restorative will gathered
what has done. Tho OF dyspspsa other form
without snecing radical vi 10 bs heard fron and
the OF bilious disordes intermittent fever.
affections, general debility constipation, sick head
ache men. dsspSndsney and the peculiar oompans. and
the fluids OF the body including the blood and The gentle
stimulus which imparts 10 the system n not
ceeded by the siEhles reaction This 10 chapter of facts
which readers, for tser sakes should mark and re-
member " u :,
A RsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
obaned free Also Commissousr Tor every state
r. l. KING Counsellor st Law, 36S Broadway.
(NoRNS CURED FOR so CENTS kACn.-BUNIONs,
BAD Nails, Enlarged JOINTS kc cured by DR. RICE, 20S
Broadway Fulton street Annihlstor cures Corns,
Bunions, Nails, &c BY mail, Soc.
VESEERs.
GEORGE W. READ CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS,
nave ready for exhibition sale choice and complete
Of everything in their line, which thev are pre-
Orders solicited and catalogues Furnished
NOS l66 l70 and liz Centre street.
FACTORY 1901 MoNROE STREET.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
AJJED
Marine Dinunfers.

Steamships Scotia, and Colorado, Liverpool.
Wind al sunset \, light.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS REPORT; FROM LeyDos.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.
Arrival OF Fuxitives-Prussian Sympnthiz-
ers-Begimn Dcninis--prneess CIothiIde--
Pru-sia VIII Fight it Ont.

Pru-sia Will Fight b. Ont.
LONDON, August 81 1870.
An extraordinary miscellany OF passengers IL
constantly arriving here from Paris sportsmen,
nuns, jockies, horses. school girls, sc.
There Is great local excitement throughout the
French Departments against The aDegeo sympa.
The New York herald., 1870-09-01
!ss.fta6. TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

pnvssIsS DEuiy. OF EycLasD.