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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

PROPOSALS for S2j),OO0 DOCh BONDS OF
CITY OF NEWYORkSea,e proposals VII be TSeiyel a.
~. C7rt-o tnrl TUESDAY June = 1870 al ? ocpcs m
w same vi D. publ v o7cne for the whole or any part o. the
S, ~ Two Eun ahd Tloud Dollars Of Dock Bonds OF me
orr 81 S.rl0 suto-iz by Sec - Of the Act Chap J bss
Is. eoou Of the Commissioners Of the SINKING funo
passed 3iss 20. lo50 -
sd socs the rate Of Per cent snnum Pay
Ma and November In each AM TIE pA
vii Do redeemed TIE frst DAY 81 November 1901
proposal. viii she Of bonds desired ard the prce per
luu4 dollars thereof and he persons whose proposals r e.o
De a. the Chamberlain the
n together with The eon
rrut me Co0troer tn receipts Of the Chamberlain for
r,ts th certificates ior e4na
sro t qss AWARDED TO them beArng Interest
FROM b- Safes " PAYMENT
Lc rr,ro,s should sealed and indrd Proposals for Dock
aud ilcOsel second envelope ad
1ressa3 b. Comptroller
me m reserved part ~ the Comptroller to reject or al
OF the Corporation require II
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Cit Ne0Tork epamen Of Finance COmptfolers Once May
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CHicaso ESo1 i, WrI.S,sr NEwYORK April 2s, 1870
1--WE SxTsS'A fhin0fDFRS of CHICAGO AND ROCF

ISLAND RAILROAD BONpS-Ihis SonPsM are PfePAIIeo 70
ir Frs. N1rrpre sinking Pnt Seven PR Cent Bonds due
ff e Bns OF th Chicago and Rock Island Co.. maturing "a
~ n rs Bonds offered exchange secured by flrs' hort
~ na he entire Re and upmeut extending from Ohcago 70
-. ..,-.-, J. r. TRACY. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

JvNION PACIFIC r. r. SECURITIES.
L PIHsT MORTGAGE q pr cent gold; LAND GRANTS Per
CO urf.1c- INCOME BONDS Currency and STOCK
boI-li an s'l ). :. oIAnIOh. 10 80 broa-'s,
yVHE GOLD COUPONS of the UNION
PACIFIC RAILWAY Co. f. b. nov Kans. Pacific R4g2, Go
ils 80 s be- pIl o. presentation BY DABhEli hOh1AN d
Co.. 81 .E1h4l- r-T lace. Newton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

81 LOWS AXIOM am IERHE HACTE RaILaoAD UosPANI
No y WALLsT NEw-YORK, MAY %, 1870. '
TNHIS COMPANY invites bids until June 3,
al n O'clock noon FOR Ten Per Equipment Bonds
Of eac interest," parable ofMach and the M tenbr the
urna by lien the purchased snd TO
T. with President
No n Ws marked Bids for Bonts where eirculars be
WI De forwarded application The
- required n furnish ample equipment fo- the
road from Beiev R 70 Dlquon % ue
ISL % finished By October and which to be equipped and
ore5as1 under lease 10 tbs Company. - -rr, - H..
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nIRsT M0RTGAGE BONDS

IA IBiorsed Nv the STATE or GEORGIA,
Bearing SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST IN currency.
A limited snount Tor favorable terms 81.
HENRY CLEWS Co. No p Walls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

vJiHE ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES of the
"COLoRBD HOME vii b hsl5 Z TO- tR'Pe Of the i9,,'Sa'
... ,y 4. expected from Rev W .. SABINE and others All Ia
,er-s.I 10 The Home' cordially Invited to attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

~ Wareus NeNlOrkThe Annual Meeting VI The Sockhoder
Cpsnv for the ELECTION TRUSTEES will be held at the
Hes-York June T. 40 a. u Poll! from
=. A. MARDRN, Secfetary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

CTRAWBERRY and FLORAL FESTIVAL at
- the Seyelust NJ Il. Church. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
EyENINGs June Tickets 80 cents ChIren eegS, In
esllax mLypsaaesk Gy4 kakss kha slIuseA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-25
Staal notlc,s
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
= IN tue matter OF tne applicatl1n OF the Mayor, Al
dermcn' aud Commonal,y OF the Guy OF Ncw iotk
TO THE EXTENDING OF
PARk PLACE
on the lortheIiy and soethery side hereof from col
i'ss place f IL T TiiE 't Gff3 OF NEW YORK
VS. sas % is 81 ei Ss1 ID
notice TO the owner or owners oScaaaSt Or oceSpi
in a. n1gses ana lots a9j Improved OF nnmproyel
same, and to all Others WHOM ~, concern. 10 witi
~ st-Ihat We havecon az estimate and ~.
sessnent VA the abOve.entl .tscr. and that al per
sons whose interests arcN .LcrcOy AMI who hAy
Srthr day vefdcd sce co nv 20 s ar Og Ss8os Il
Coleman. Lsg, our Chairman. At the once OF he com
cry o. New YORK. on or before tue "a dag OF sepem
sccond-lnat the abstract or our said HstlmateIani
I9Sge. .N w b bng ab an sG c a. ~
used % u ~ nasns our report nee ~ nae 9yn De,
Pos.d ~ IN bs e c qee io 9i Pa9ii
ute 9Th day Of october, \ u $50
Aforesaid are s p iyoWs 70 S ~t Al hoe 's pesss
OF pstcols OF lane situate nS 1Ai eeni "a s1ii city
centre hines Oi the following named streets that Is
ccnre line OF Chamber street WIN lac centre line u
Hagsop street and running h,ne northogy along the
street thence norawesery 70 the centre line Of Hobo
HoSSEen street to the centr, line d Wes street thence
tontherN along the centre line u West street 10 the
centre line OF Rector TO tha centre line OF broad
way thence nollherN along tnt c'nre line o, broad
along The centre line Of Rsaic street 10 the centre ne
OF Hudson street and tlenCp sIuhrIlv Anlk cture
ming
Fourth-That our report herau VIII be prcseutc to
the supreme Court OF Tie state Ol New Iufk Al Spe
cial term thereof to be he'd The Honorable George
O. Barnard, Justice, In the new Court House, - tie
cry Hall, IN the city OF New ora on the 3st day Of
OCTOBER lsiO 81 tue opening Ut the tout that aay
aud that then and there thereafter A. coun,
eel can be heard thereon motion Will e made tl4t me
tald Icrurt be olfru.d.
Dated New YORK August ls 1870.
JAMES r. COLEMAN
Jo!lN. SColr,,o Commissioner
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TsT or ITTTrnp fpnhfhed Tussd,v' .ai frdav'l ~
- naming Nv lofs Ciy Pat % n Nass'r 800
TUESDAY, 70, is0 Al 'y "Aiveftief -
isr and Of this Lt r-sushsd sords 70 law 10
the papsr having tb. Largs,t Circulation.
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SroposaIs.
NIUpU5ds,
or. .pUnLIC WORMS,

bls'l NJ ~ \ l..
TO CONTRACTORS. -
Proposals. enclosed y sealed enye ope. WITH THE
endorsed Ht tE o "H nE YU@SE Of fT
% Ssysd As Il one once a a5SBH Oct vi be
o'SocH 4 ~ for the 5o2wn VIM. w9r6 6 ,o .,,oo 3,
Flauklorl street, with Improved Nlcllson paycuelt
avenue 70 Fourth avenue with Improved NicosOn
SS.s 70, having rlnynnn street from Eighth ave.
hudson S1a ~ n T,l stn from Second
ays1rs % ta.t RiySh WIN Belgian pavsnsH,, S'''-
carmqs street rect win BssoH Pavement fauN '
Madison avenue l. FIN avenue, with Dei-ln pave
No'7 For paving Firy.nlrth street ron Tenth ave.
nue. 70 ny is6r iiycT, vim nesian paysmen,.
So For rsvib Hs '55g o1v iron "'e'a street
No.g. 70. uaNng Bruumc stree, from the BJwery to
No. 70 For PAWN. Madison ayeaue between Foriy.
,n 'sIxtyeyS trI 'aT scyrqy
4 ur.haia EishIy'ixta Streets, with Belgian pave
Ngli For sever IN nrsg avenue o,wesa 9Rs aa2,
,So,, !? ~ sewer IN Fourth avenue, between o,e
ty.s"cond ftrects. Win branches.
Nc. tYr sewer u a, cnue A. between Seventy.
No. for ever IN lnureus street. between Broome
tween lanai and -Four streets.
No. i5 tOr sewer in Chrystie street between DEAN
50. 3 Fqr sewer in Fortyfourth street, between
No il For sewer in one Hundred and Tllr,ccah
street, between Ilurl avenue aud Harlem river. -
and digging Mad son avenue tsecion h. bctve,i
70 ~ fof regulating, grading eur6 and gutter ant
fageIns Madison avenue C'ecton q, netwceh N.l-'Y
No 90 f3t r,~ulans, grading !rh and gutter, sni
Hundred ana Fi.th aud one Hundred aud twentieth
fsSpie ght a'ens sectioi 81 IN, Men ma ,,ne &
dreath and lne Hundred AM twenty second strte,s
tagging seventy third street, between Eighth a,,au'
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4J5 P6 81 sE II LbA tgoI Pr}
~ S,,iIii!oGS4 fXrFE 4, TRAINS y p kEAyE, CHAM
PtT{:,.| fE{ifT @6' Sf Xxi is <, e. " I y
SSSS@4bIITf9Y iaSs 70 " TGAiHS oTfhFPEGH IS
WITH T,ld lMiAsSlFHcE - sLEJTEiSe SoAGbFs
a il X. TRAN ffGoM sTsQtEHhSSki TO Nh5rFfE
H fE sEb Nj H nAE Sh4N n TF &SS
}3R1o hSS"fEEMf 6RASr fIiih S LEAVES ASP o&lf
fail s si e r. s sSf M:Y Ma NJ and
rf2r Mlddletown and Wsy.a! S;39 r. y. ga =. 80
FOR Greycourt aud Way at $50 A NJ Ciid &c. SIS
III Nggg,spgrgSS as9 "a, way s,SAM, $50 ana trM
<Tos saera and ga NsS Sn1 f nna 81 t N,
SIS r. NJ Theatre Train, 'i:Sof. VI C58ist' 'ii'P.Hj
1913 and Ifi is 1 No. .W !3% 95 ga An R'a
.sm6sSrss A. pc9ot, at C;5. ionSA NJ" !Ma 'rS
" ToI iiqgsya.aSk and mn dale rom eais,. Depot 81
from .hem9egs St DEPOT 9A M,i9 81 ..:i5, 4 tj.,i,
"fof ii52mgRt, Mersey, oul way from, 23l st. n,go,
ut s5 A. MI l&5 t3lt 49, h'nl tj5 m; ani. q Il.
Va n; ~ t5J us, 5 and t58 p IT, sa uria,s 5lE
TieEets lor passage ano FOR Apartments in Drawing
Room aud Sleeping COACHES can be blamed. AMI or,
ci al he Companys olicc. "a SO and 81 r5a isiy
rs Chambers Is corner sth i and Sd ~, Harlem;
an foot Of 5d St. Sew SSrki fychnnse aco an
Tong Dock Depot. Jersey Cty' and Of the Agents a'
tho principal hotels.
l. u RucEER General suler'h.cndeAL
MAY 2 1871.
.Daiy. : For Hsckcnsack only. tFor Piermont only.
WINTIEiiRs ARR A,iSIGFEENMiE'NtTIio,n
s am sn .p S a. Ms'sa % " 1871 Trains viii 'e'''
sa0A ~. urcenport and sag llarbor.
1O.D A. NJ, NOrthpOrt Way rain.
BIN. Rlvcrhead Express runs through 10 Green
port IN Saturdays.
T.. Nj, NorthpOtt Eypress.
bp. NJ, Hampstead Way.
GP. NJ, NorthpOrt Way.
SUNDAY trains for lioslyn Glen cove, Locust NallNy
nicksviTle Huntington. and Nofthpot, leave hnhteri
iO'"' ~ Wv 50 " l. n. BARTON, Sup't.
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ilrot,s5lunal Garos.

nE, OLlN, 50 Blocker ST. C.uuery OF Boudi
nr1you~ debility Immediately. iadls, cu.l.lt Kim
when ~ trouble '''"
Y ADIrs' r,.cton.-nr A,cnor guarantee, lr,me.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-25

WhNTED.-A young o. uhdde.agcd American
w IA OtestgAt woman 10 attend a bakery. Address
IL, a box ll3 sun Otf,a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05
THE FRENCH LOSS AT SEDAN.
The Emperor, the Prince Imperial, General
Mcmahon. and 10000 French in
the Hands Of rer PruwianS.
EUGENE WILL JOIN HER HUSBAND AND son
ANOTHER SURRENDER.
I2,000 FRENCH LiV DOW THEIR
ARMS IN BELGIUa.

THE PRINCE IMPERIALIN IN THE HANDS
OF THE PRUSSIANS.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-An Amsterdam telegrau.
reports that the first announcement that g.
Prince Imperial bad escaped into Belgium
erroneous. lie, too, surrendered NJ Sedan with
the Emperor and McMshon's army.
The total number OF prisoners by this surren-
der reaches 10000.
THE EMPRESS GOING To JOIN HER
HUSBAND AND SON.
NEw YORK, Sept. e.-The New York Fec
ntng T.ies ram has the following special
PARIS, Sept 5.-The Impress Eugene. hay-
ing received assurances from the Prusslan
government that she will not be treated a. a
prisoner, has consented 10 Join her husband aud
son, who was surrendered with his father az
Sedan. She will leave for Prussia as SOON a.
her arrangements can lie perfected.
$4,000 FRENCH LAY DOwN THEIR
ARMS IN BELGIUM.
LONDON. Sept. "a dispatch dated Brussels,
Sept. Sd. received in this city this morning,
states that 1000 French troops, with cannons,
eagles. and go horses, had crossed the Bel
gian Irontier and laid down their arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

seems to attend the men who make it a business
TO pick personal quarrels and get no collisions
with John MOrrissey. Every one of them has
died of the bullet at the hands OF other parties
Bill Poole was the first person with whom Mr..
n had brawl. Subsequently he was shot and
died from the effects OF the wound. Next Pau
deem picked quarrel with Morrissey, and he.
too, fell by another's hand. Bill Nuligan next
attacked the ex-pugilist, and in little while he
was shot and killed. This Summer John Casey
tried his hand at it, and on Sunday night he
by the bullet. We mentioned this as a singular
coincidence, and as one not at all rejecting
upon Mr.. Morrissey, who had no hand in the
death Of any ofthe parties, and who was ALWAYS
too generous to wish even q mortal foe the
slightest harm. Thieves and loaters ought to
learn from this record that the safest thing Is TO
let him alone severely.-Troy fimss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05
LATER.
MOST IMPORTANT!
Formation of a Provis-
ional Government
for France!

PARIS, SEPT 5.-An interview hss'aker a., =
between Napoleon and TIC King OF Prussia f1r
the purpose OF deciding upon TIE fatare r.-f-
dence OF TIE Emperor
ore OF tie German fortresses was aNed upau-
probably Mayence.
There l. 80 much confusion in the c,ty. Ana
snch an immense crowd al out the Corp I.asis-
latif, that IL il impossible AZ present % get
.uNful Pccount Of the business transacted by
the Deruti
It IL now reported, uron good authority, that
after the vote o; d>cs-sHc,, the majority retired,
and the members Of the GdEohc and CSr'-r
CdEcks remained. constituting a provisional
government anI naming the following person.
IHles Fayre. Gambetta. jules Simon. kcra'ry.
PiscaTd. Pelletiu. and jules Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05
Terrible and Fatal Explosion

Itltgrdphed ErclusireIy TO the Ereqiag Star.
PoTTsvILLR, Sept. 5.-The locomotive engine
Swatara exploded a boiler on Mill Creek Rail
road, near st. Clair, at eight o'clock this fore
noon, while standing on a siding. Pieces of the
boiler were blown several hundred feet. Fire
man Patrick Cassidy. OF Palo Alto, was blown
through the air. His body, without legs
was found tour hundred feet from
the wreck. He leaves wife and
several children. Engineer James Martin OF
Port Carbon, had his collar bone broken and
back injured. He is in a critical condition. The
cause of the explosion is a mystery, as the
engine had come from the shop In March and
was in good condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

INDIAN OUTRAGRs ON THE PLAINs.-The
Santa Fe Post says the last Tucson mail coach
was captured and burned by Indians west OF
Fort BOnce, Arizona. Jack Collins, the con-
ductor, his driver and two soldiers composing
the escort, were killed. Coiinss eyes were
gouged ont, and his body horribly mutilated.
Governor Pile has issued a proclamation warn
ing all persons against unlawfully trading with
the Indians, which has been carried on extern
sively Of late. Several minor outrages have
been committed by Indians south Of Santa Fe.
Recently considerable stock has been run of
and several persOns killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

A CURIOUS DRCIsIoN.-Captain Rynders who
is not unknown to political fame I'm New York
city, was driving q fine, horse, worth a10, 900,
over the Paterson plank-road, In New Jersey
on q Sunday morning, some time ago, when the
animal stepped through dilapidated bridge
and was permanently disabled. Rynders sued
the company for the value Of the horse, but was
non-suited on the ground that the accident oc-
CURED on Sunday, on which day man has no
legal right to exercise horse in New Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

Y. 7. McLAIs, Esq, chief clerk OF the De
g'aTtTent OF Agriculture, left the city yesterday
on short torr Tor recreation. j. Il. Russell i.
acting chief cieI k during his absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

TIE c. IN SsIoSER or INDIAN AFFAIRS re-
turned 10 this city this morning from New Ycsk
where he has been purchasing annuity goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

~Frost bites are popular In Montana.
ga Richmond paper publishes 'perspira-
tion para graphs"
Ex-Governor Geary has appointed another
c0lored notary public in Philadelphia.
.sIR Rutgers IN. J.) College has fourteen Japa-
nese students.
- 1t is a curious fact, that Baron Won Moltke,
in his long life Of war, has never commanded
regiment in the field.
~An Oshkosh lady being presented a card
care by an admirer, wished "he had given h.r
bigger one. TINS title thing won't hold
moIe'D half Q deck"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

'IUn"E v. Ii. SMELL, OF the Police Court. re-
turred IN this city on Saturday evening, after
an abserce ofa month in Maine, looking in
eellent health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

HoS 4. W. TAYLOR, First Comptroller of the
Treasury, has returned here from Ohio, and
~zs at his Office today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

The SUICIDAL MANIA seems rather to in
crease than abate. The most novel of the eases
which we have recently noticed occurred at
PItsburg, Penn, where a teamster named
Shortlfe put an end to his existence by hanging
During the past week or two he suffered much
from depression of spirits in consequence OF
being out Of employment, and it Is said that the
him on 10 his doom. The body was found hang
ing from crossbeam three inches from the
ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05
Seized for Violation Of Revenue Laws

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 5.-The u. s. revenue
steamer MahOning, stationed at this port, has
seized the schooner Enterprise, Capt. Osier at
revenue laws. Collector Hall, OF the Vassal-
borough district, has charge of the vessel pend
ing investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

LIEUTENANT COMMANDER y. II. FAEQUHAR
has been detached from the Severn and ordered
to command the Kansas now at the Washington
navy yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

COMMANDER CARTER telegraphs TO the Navy
Department this morning the arrival OF the
United States steamer Savannah, under his
command, at Fort Monroe, Va, thirty-two ia Us
from Madeira. All on board are well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

MIR. j. =. GRiSNELL, Chief Clerk of the Pa.-
ent Office, left here on Saturday II It on /.
mCn.E's leave Of ah=euce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

ORDERED WEsT.-MajOr j. y. q. Whistler
and Captain s. \. Wainwright, 22d L. s. inrsn-
Try, and Assistant Surgeon j. Ill. T. King have
heen ordered to repair to Yorktown, Dacota
Territory, by the first Monday in October next
for the purpose of giving testimony in United
States case before court there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

~Sala thinks the spread Of smoking respon-
sible for the decline Of intemperance in refined
socety.
~Five hundred yards OF improved wooden
pavement have been laid in Albany, at cost Of
50 90 per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

TUE EVIDENCE taken by the House Committee
on Education and Labor at the last session inre-
'stiOn 10 General Howard's management of the
Frcedmen's Bureau. has all been printed and
makes a volume OF 500 pages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

The L. :. STEAMER SHENANDOAH, Comman-
der Clark Fl. Wells, sailed from Boston yester-
day for Lisbon, Portugal, 20 join the European
feet She viii be stationed in the Mcdter
ranean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05
THE LATEST.
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
. L G \ y / r. AT ION

HLNRI EoCHEFoRT ASSISTING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05
EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip,

INTERNAL REyENUR.-The receipts to-dly
from this source were sil9,:i2.5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

ONE HUNrRKD AND TWENTY LIVES LOST AT
SEA.-Advices from Melbourne to the 10th OF
August state that an Italian bark was burnt at
sea on the 2sth of May. Only thirty out of one
hundred and fifty pc "sengers we're saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

MOVEMENTS or THE PRKsIDRNT-Nothin-
has been beard from President Grant as to
when he will be in Washington to hold a Cabi-
netmeeting, but it is expected that he will ar
rive here Tomorrow morning and return to
Long Branch in the evening. He will no. at
tend the Massachusetts, militia muster and the
New England fair this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

THERE il quite an excited contest between the
several lock manufacturers whose locks were
recommended 10 Acting Secretary Richardson
as suitable Tor bonded warehouses, cars. &C.
Zach one processes to be able to pick the locks
of his competitors and most of them have been
opercd by experts, but it is claimed in one case
that wooden pattern was made from the origi-
nal key from which metal key was manuiac-
and the lock thus opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05
Beginning Of the Rattle.

There were a few stray cannon shots fired,
but the real battle did not commence until 6
O'Clock, becoming sharp artillery fight at 9,
and shells began to do serious mischief. At Il.35
O'Clock the musketTy fire in the valley in the
rear OF Sedan, which had opened about lI.25,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

The COMMISSIONER or INDIAN ATFAIRS il in
receipt o. enclosures from LOwrie Fa,urn. IN
dan agent at Liwrence, Kansas, to the effect
that the EiOwa Indians are acting i-i the same
old Indian style-cOmiug in peaceabiy and then
carry ing of what they can from the sett!ers,
and after getting out OF the camp, acting il
they had never seen the whites. He rec,u,-
men, s that the distribution of annuities II
them be governed by their good behavior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

ORDERS are being prepared az the Navy De-
partment relieving from active duty all avail
officers on the retired list IN accordance with
the general of last week published in the STAR.
which provides that from and after the first of
october next. 10 retired officer OF the Navy,
shall be assigned to. or remain upon active
fnty, except 9s member of the Lighthouse
Board, the Board for tine examination of officer.
forrroTotion and Tor the retired list, and at the
Naval Asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

CHIFF JUSTICE CHASE, according TO a tole-
e. IN from Providence, X. L., is now a. Nara
san,ett. being somewhat indsposed from ex-
posure during b'S recent excursion 10 the
Northwest Senator Sprague j. in Providence
Il. i. He he's no knowledge OF the unfavoFab'e
character OF Judge Chass's illness, a. reported
in New York. The New York World says The
serious illness OF Chief Justice Chase calls forth
great deal of sympathy. He is unable to walk
without assistance, and his mind is reported
shattered and impaired. The Chief Justice is
only sixiy-two. He Is attended by physicians
OF great skill, and the hope is that he may re-
cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

The number Of Prussian troops engaged Is
estimated by General Moltke at 2f0, 0,0O0 ann
mat OF the French at 10 900. We know that
Mcmahon had with him on Tuesday 40 900
men, that is, four corps, his owp that was lately
commanded by Gen. De Failly, now under Gen.
lie Brun, that of Felix Douay, brother of Gen.
Abel Douay, killed at Weissenburg, and the
fourth corps, principally composed OF the Garde
Mobile, the name Of whose commander has
escaped me. McMahon, although wounded,
commanded in chief on the FSench side. 1t b
almost needless to say that the real commander
n~chief of the Prussians was Won MOtltke, with
the Crown Prince and Prince Albert Of Saxony
-as.X. ix.c ANIL
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