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DICHMOND AND DhNyILLE RAIL.

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
AI RQAD.--CJIhNGE OF SCHkDULE.-On
aud after WEDNESDAY. December -, 1859, tct
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road will be run
rs follows:
GOING SoUTII.-LynchbrrE and DanFillc pis.
scngcrS leave HiChmnnd daily irNcci't sun ity5l
n 9:o5 4. NJ; leave isnrkcville daily except sun
,iayS) aL u rs L. NJ arrive 1t Uanyllc daily HN-
ccpt Srntlays) n $50 j. ". TiiUGU'H IhlL
AND F.XURFSS Leaves Ricbmua,. Gn.!y IT 81:
L. IL; leaves DanviIle daily - las l. Nj; arrives
1t Greensboro daily al ass 4. NJ.
GOINC Notwithstanding and Dany:i" pas.
scng"rs leave Danvle daily EXCEPT iunday5l al
$40 A. NJ. ; leave EurhcSliIa daily ;cNccrt sun
daysI at l2:i5 L. III; arrive at :ict,non1 daily
except Sln'lays) 1t $50 p NJ THROUGH MAIL
AND EMPRESS lcITca Greensboro daily Ii p:2s
L. ~. leaves Danvilic daily at 1l:57 I. Is. !;
rives al Richmond daily At 100 A. ~
The Lynchburg and Danviile Passenger Trail
cornccts ut BurkcviiIc with Inc trains on III,
Snnrhside road for Petersburg, Surlolk, Lyuri:
burg, and all stations nn The SOGlhStti, a;li Nir
Cnia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
Vile Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, ..crlpMs
tlIt all important points South ana Southwest.
The Through Mall anh express connects
ri Greensboro with the trains ON the %orth Caro-
lima roat! for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, "a
varnall. Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, .Gr., SC.
ami ut Richmond with the Kcmoud. Frcdcricks-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and OGio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEFING CARS AMI CllILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CuAlES IN tho through express
train. THOMAS EODANEAD,
my6 Superintendent.
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GEORGE II. BROWN. c. l.. RADwAY.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE.
W DRAFTED WHEELER & WILSON SEW
propose, In view OF our
superior facilities. to conduct our business the
most liberal basis, and keep constantly on hand
full assortment Of the above celebrated Machiue
with ALI the modern improvements and findings
for the same, such as Needles, Sewing Silk Cot
tom, DC. Machines sold on the lease plan 1T cash
prices, instalments OF $40 month Repairs
promptly attended to.
GEORGE ii. BROWN e. CO.,
No. 100 Main, corner of Eighth street.
Agents wanted throughoutt the state. myl3
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kuayrTDN eAEES-FufHEe Days
BY GruSbs q Williams,
aAuct,oneers and Real Estate Agents,
eleventh, street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A vEK9
u VALUABLE LITTLE FARM OF EIE 3 GEs
NILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUCT1oFi;a7 on
execution of decree OF the circuit court OF a- ae
rico entered on the 18th day or March, isIg' IN
the case OF "Hart. Hayes Il Co. and ds p8: ~. ID.
Cronie and ais, ;, the undersigned, commissioners
appointed by said decree. will sell az auction uPo
The premises on MONDAY acth May, ut oicio ,,a
P. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND referred 70 LTD IN Sn S
proceedings In said causes bcing FIJI t EEN
ACRES lying on the west side Of the sgGoS sa ie
nike about one mile from the city, netween .ne
lands of T.. T. Irvine and NJ. A. Tyndail, anu la,-
ming back to the land OF Messrs. Allan dghnSSH
The inDroyemcnts consist OF bhlCh
DWELLING with two rooms.
The land has been highly improved, ane nI ie ns,
son OF its proximity the city, on one OF te oes'
roads leading TO 1t, IS very valuable. =. IT,,
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance at s,S'
with Interest added the title being rctal'iu ,i
the notes are paid. The purchaser 10 pay 'hc
I"Ae' ioi ''''' A. Il. GUIG0N,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctlonccrs.
PoSTPONEMENT.
Tho above sale is postponed until WEDNE1-
nav Junc sih ut same hour. ,.,,c
AuctIonccrs.
m
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Sv Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and hucti@nccrs,
FIr-rn,b street between Main and Bank.

ItVII TSIaIU NTEIII9 INWItI*IIN"r''
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRANlE DWELLING, ON THE WEST
L SIDE OF TWkNTY-FOURTll BETWEEN
Cray AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AIICTIuN.-Wc will sell At auction, OH the
premises, OH W EUN ESDAi the Isl OF June, ~ .
O'Clock l.. NJ. the FRAME DWElllNG localcI
aS above described. Tic house has six rooms and
basement with kitchen with two rooms. The lot
fronts rs feet on Twenty-tourh street anu runs
wide.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS.
my a Auctionccrs.
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GRUuBs & WILLIAMS, AuctIonccrs.
BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneefS,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank

rI'HE DIME SALOON f. rc H, y y u nr !, re- g,
oae.t OF fine proprietor, who intends making n,
his business We TS WI jay a the 10th May
No :, i aecI"rk NJ the entire BAR AND SALOON
III XTIiRES OF THE DIME SALOON, Win
w, g. onn nf tho oldest restaurants In the city
b,yIrp bccn established AMI well sustained io ;.
twcntS wears. Persons interested are lnVitcu 10
examine the articles before the day OF sie'
The building, which Is in arrangement ana loca,
ton ono of the best In the city, may DC rented
This {. nm excellent opportunity to engage In the
bnsincss GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
p"sihe''' AuctlOnecrS.
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ATlsyTfON' sATEs--Futurg pays.
Isl By Grubbsi& Williams,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents, /

NuctlouGtfB anu IiVaf -Estht9 ARGHts, n
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
TRAMED TENEMENT IN RAG
T. LANDS ROW, ON JEFFERSON STREET
BETW ZEN MARSHALL AND BROAD
Cd June, ats O'Clock 2. NJ. will sell, upon the
premi.es, the second TENEMENT from Mar
shall street In Ragiaud's Row. IT has four rooms,
and Is arranged for store and dwelling. Possess
sion given at once. This would he profitable
investment Of small sum OF money. as II viii
rent readily at a good per centagc upon It's COST.
TERMS: At sale.
my 40 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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By Wellington Godtlin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.


Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL
i LENT FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
NINETY-THREE ACRES, IN HENRlCO
COUNTY, ON THE NEW CENTRAL TURN
PIKE, SIX MILES BELOW RICHMOND.-By
virtue OF decd or trust executed to the subscri-
Der by c. 4 c. c. Gerhardt, bearing date 2sth oc-
tobcr, 1862, duly rccordcdin Hcnrico county court
in deed book No: 70. page lao, shall In execution
thereof, proceed to sell at public auction, on inc
prcmiseS. on TUESDAY the Slst May, 1870 at
O'Clock p. NJ, II fair, II not, the first fair Gay
the said deed and now In the occupancy of Mr.. &.
Gcrhardt, containing one hundred ana nlncty
three acres, more or less. with comi"Tta a,,a
dwelling, &c, thereon. The land Is oil Good qua,
lity, and part of il fronts on tho new Ccn T
turnpike which adds greatly to Its value. Inc
debt has been fixed by decree of the circuit court
OF Richmond pronounced on the llth May, lsG',
I'm the case OF Gerhardt against Ludwig loyer and
G. H. Ludwig at So, 100 with Interest from LIST May,
1890 OF which 81 100 Is due Ludwig lloyer
due to Charles L: Ludwig. For these two sums'
and interest as aforesaid, and expenses OF sale,
cash viii be required, and rs to The residue Of The
proceeds Of sale, on such terms as the grantors
shall prescribe and direct, or on their failure 10
give any directions, such terms as the trustee
may deem cxpcdient. w. GOIgDiN,
y4-6,9Il,A, l9,2l,2i, 26,2s,a trustee.
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MICE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
~ ING on THE WEST LINE OF TWEEN
TY-SIXTlI STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE
At AUCTIDN.-Wi he sold at public auction,
on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the LIST day OF
June, 1870, at clock z. NJ that desirable TWO
STORY FRAME TENEMENT located rs above
described at present occupied by Mr.. John Mean
ley containing five rooms; Kitchen &c. Lot fconts
80 by 125 feet To an alley.
TERMS: AT sale.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG 4. II. Co.,
RICHMOND, April %, 1879,

TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
l. z. Nj. ENCFpTEDl ToTIIE NuRTiI; East,
VA AQUA CREEk-THE SHORTEST AMI
QUICKEST RoUTE.-Thc THROUGH TRAINS
over this route now run from the depot corner
OF Byrd aud Eighth streets at IL. A. n land 30 =.
NJ. (Sun,ay 1T ILL A. n. onlyl making close aud
reliablc connections with THE WASHINGTON
AND NEW YORK FASJ' LINES aud with trains
for THE GREAT NORTiIWE EST.
Cars fitted up with SPLENDiD RECLINING
CHAIRS foe which no charge Is made.
The elegant and couImndious steamers on the
Potomac river stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between
Richmond aud Acquia creek leaves the depot cor
her O; Broad and Eighth streets daily C,undays
except ?dl al 2. IL, and arrives in Richmond at
s.se 4. NJ.
Through tickets TO all principal points North and
West
North apply st the Office corner Broad and Eighth
streets and for through tickets 10 all points North
and West apply at the ticket office corner Byrd
and Eighth streets.
no % d. B. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent,
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DICHMOND AND YORK RlTEt

pICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
lA RAILROAD LlkE-F0R BALTIMORE,
TIE n0RrH. AND MISUNDERSTANDING
or ScHGDULu DAILY (ENGErT SUN
DAYSl.-ru and after THURSDAY, April 2Sth
The PASSENGER SCHEDULE will be run as
follows: Passengers fUr SalttmGTe and points
North will take the passenger train from the de-
pm; Of the RlchmaHd and York River Railroad al
Hichmoud DAILY except Sundays) at 3:i5 Z. NJ,
for West Point, where e, shey tSS4 sse last aud
tain s. w. FaEEHAF, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP REYBoLD,-both of which have been
nc~Iy fitted out with splendid accommodations
for pas ensers-rcaching BaltimoIe the following
morning in time to connect with the trains for
Philadelphia, New YORK, and the West. Return
Ing, the boats leave r,cr no. 2, LiSht,etreet
DAILY except sundaysl at O'Clock p. H.,
passengers arriving In Richmond at $40 A. NJ,
the following day, in time TO connect with the
express train on the Richmond and Daayille rail-
road for Dauvlie and all poinls on that road |;
Greensboro! saliBbury, Charlotte, &C., II. c.;
Columbia 8. 81. and N points south.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at 3:l5 p. II. Leaves West Point daily at A. b.
Freight received and Forwarded promptly, and
through bills Of lad!ng. given 20 prominent
points. ThOAAS OOUAMED,
ap27 . ~ slt superintendent
The New York herald., 1870-10-30
Paris on the 25th inst II has the highest evidence
Of perfect unity In the population.

Paris on the 25th inst IL has the highest evidence
OF perfect unity In the population.
TIE LAST SUMMONS TO SURRENDER.
The Kreux Zeitun0, OF Berlin, Of to-day, says the
last summons to surrender has been forwarded TO
the military authorities inside the Paris fortlnca-
tions. The b0mbardment Of the city win begin early
next week.
MAILS CLOSED.
The balloon post has ceased for more than
week.
VARIOUS VAR NOTES.
Ibe French press Is trying TO persuade the people
that there Is extreme sunerlBg In Prussia on &C.
count Of the war.
Late advces from Algeria report that the rebellion
mas been suppressed ana all is quiet again.
IL Is said that the Interior 0 Paris shows less
change than might be expected. Here and there
lew large jewellers and drapers shops are closed.
Beyond this nothing extraordinary ia noticeable.
The Pomeranian division, heretofore before Metz,
has gone to the siege Of Paris.
General Trochu has written to King william In
behalf OF General Ducrot.
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MU s E M ENTs.

NiBLOs GARDEN-"THE BOHEMIAN Girl. About
the most admirably performed and sung opera since
the opening OF the season was that last night Miss
Rosa Hersee, as airline, was excellent throughout.
and was repeatedly encored. Her voice was In me
condition, and her acting, as usual, admirable Mr..
Seguin as Devilsh00f and Mr.. Drayt ton as Count
Arnhem deserve the highest praise for the render.
ing OF their parts particularly Mr.. Seguin, who
played the devi-may-care gypsy to perfection. Mr..
Bowers singing was lne but his acting was marred
by mpsrfections which he seems welded to. AS the
Gypsy Queen Miss Fannie Goodwin did wen, pus
there Is still ample room for Improvement In both
her singing and acting. She possesses decided
merit and alter she has got over what appears to be
the diculties OF novice In opera she will make her
mark on the lyric stage. On the wnOle we 40 not
remember seeing "The Bohemian Gir', more ac-
ceptaoy rendered. 1t was genuine success Yrom
beginning to end, and will, we trust, De repeated
before the close OF the season. The audience that
attended the theatre last night was noticeaby large
and fashionable.
NILE. NILSSON will sing In Mondays concert,
which viii be positively the last prior to her depart
urc for Boston. "Angels Ever Bright and FaIr''-
Handel; "Casta Diva"-Norma; "R'goetto,n
Quartetti with Miss Cary, Brgnoli and verger.
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MEETING OF FRENCH SYMPATHIZERS IN
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. %, 1870.
At q meeting OF French republican sympathz zers
held tonight at James Hall, several hundred
attended. Very enthusiastic speeches were
made and resolutions were adopted express
ing sympathy for the French republic; asking
OF the German people to throw on the yoke Of king
craft and declare republics pledgnR support Pre-
sdent Grant in his efforts for mediation leading to
early and honorable peace; securing the French
republic and the ascendancy Of republican ideas
throughout Europe.
II was ordered TO send q copy Of these resolutions
TO the French Minister at Washington and to Prcs-
dent Grant
After the meeting several hundred dollars were
contributed for aid 10 the French wounded and n
committee was appointed to secure additional sub.
scrtpti0ns.
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Fractional Currency Statement.
The receps Of fractional currency for the week
ending to-day amount to $522, 900. The shipments
were:-Notes, $l,s3o,2;e fractional currency,
$974375.
Treasurer Spinner hold "a security for cirs salatlon
$344. SOD, $50. and Tor public deposits $500 4sl.t6l
Mutilated notes burned during the week, S2l, $40.
Total amount burned. $3l.l79.4s8
Bank currency issued for bills destroyed during
the week, $64l,l70. Total amount issued therefor
$3O4s2,635. Balance for mutiiated notes. Se3s,ssa
Bank circulation outstanding at this date,
S301, .359.
Fractional currency destroyed during the week.
$3.50, 5l6 40.
Secretary Cox.
Secretary Cox retired from the Interior D,part-
ment to-day The several heads OF bureaus and the
clerks and employees Of the Department previously
called upon him to pay their parting respects.
Secretary DelanO,s C0mu,issOn.
The President to-day signed the commission of
Columbus Delano as SecretIry OF the Interior irom
the 1st OF November.
Appointments by the President.
Benjamin I. Farnham, OF Massachusetts, Consul
at Bombay; William H. Townsend or Rhode Island.
Consul at Cork Frederick Hedd OF New York Con.
SUI at Ghent; Arthur Lvermore, OF New Hampshire.
Consul at Londonderry Nathaniel Pope, or Illinois.
Superintendent OF Indian Affairs In New Mexico;
Edward H. Philtreplece, OF Michigan, superintend.
ent OF Indian Affairs for Arizona
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He sends II with his protest against accepting II a.
probably true and expressly to illustrate the EFFORTS
making to explain the surrender OF Marshal Baxaine
DREADFUL STORY OF PRUssIAN CRUELTY.
II is stated at Macy-le nsut. on the authority OF
star ofhcer OF General Picard, Of the Imperial
Guard, VINO claims to have escaped through the
Prussan lines on the day OF the surrender OF Metz
that on the day preceding, Wednesday, there took
place the most awful scene ever witnessed In
modern warfare. At two O'Clock In the afternoon
compact mass Of the unarmed people Of Metz
swarmed through the western gates Of the city into
the plain They were OF all ages and ranks In life,
and OF both sexes ana numbered nearly or quite ten
thousand persons. Al the head marched man and
woman, the latter carrying white nag. In the rear
were hundreds OF children all carrying little white
nags behind them moved a strong body OF French
troops, pressing them forward into the plain. IL
is stated that these unhappy people were expelled
because there was not food for them, and that
they were thus moving forth solely to seek the
means OF saving themselves from death within
the walls. As they approached Prussian Or
dery was seen to ride to the 'front.' ordering the out
posts TO fire on the mass The people advanced
still. When they came within range the Prussians
fired upon them. Still the people moved on, the
man and woman In the front with the white
nag moving more rapidly. The man suddenly FELL
nag, continued to advance, the children meanwhile
screening most piteousy, The nre OF the Prus-
SLAMS was kept mp deliberately and steadily, az
upon an armed column. The woman
fell with her nag The man wavered,
for moment, then turned and ned In the most nor-
ible disorder, struggling, falling and involved in
an nexricaDle confusion Of the dead and dying and
the fugitves. stit Prussisn nre grew constantly
hotter. The French troops advancing to the front
closed around the helpless mass OF the dying
citizens, and a terrible fusilade began on both
sides. The spectacle became devlish In Its horror.
The road was strewn with the bodies Of women
and children. The forts OF Le villeux and Les
Bottles poured shells and shot upon the Prus-
slams till the last fugitive had disappeared, and
the French troops slowly fell back, the molly crowd
hurrying in all directions around the city walls and
In at the different gates They trooped from all
sides through the streets and hung themselves down.
children carrying bundles, mothers frantic with the
loss OF their children in the Garde Place. where all
night long they lay on the pavements In DUMP de-
spair to await their doom Of famine since averted
by the capitulation
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ing to see Broadway by daylight, attempted TO walk
down thai thoroughfare. He proxre sea finely until
he arrived under the marble pile known a the
Grand Central Hotel, between Blocker sed Amaty
streets, when something struck him severely ana
prostrated him. An olncer of the Broad
II was discovered that q chair had fallen
from one OF the upper windows aud strikinp Mr..
Brennan on the forehead had indicted q severe
scalp wound that bed profusely. police surge on
at the Central Police Once dressed the wound and
MT. Brennan was conveyed home. The proprietor
Oh tne MOTEL Mr. Powers let mortified that such an
accident should have occurred Through the careess
ness Of one OF his servants. and ordered the dctcc
i've OF the hotel TO proceed TO Brooklyn und tender
the suuerer all the necessary medical attendance.
The New York herald., 1870-10-30
WASHINGTON.
The Spanish.American Peace Conference
Secretary DelanO's Commission
Signed-Finances Of the
National Banks.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. 1870.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, 1870.
The Spanish American Peace ConferoucO.'
conference took place to-day at noon, at the
Department OF State under the presidency Of Secre
tary Fish. The Spanish Peruvian and Chilean Min
listers and the Envoy OF Ecuador were present.
The powers OF the representatives were exchanged
and found regular. The conference was opened by
the reading OF me norandum, prepared by the
secretary OF State, giving the history OF the Amer-
can mediation and the OBJECT to be attained TO witt
The establishment OF pcrmanens peace between
the allied South American republics aud Spain. the
former having, several years ago, been engaged In
actual war with Spain. Alter the reading Of this
document the representatives OF three OF the allied
POWERS observed they did not think they could pro-
ceed further without the presence OF the Envoy OF
Bolivia VINO mas not yet reached this country.
Thereupon the conference adjourned until his arr.
val, which will take place IN TWO or three weeks.
The meeting was exceedingly harmonious, and tho
expression OF feeling was altogether OF kind and
friendly character. 1t Is highly probable that when
the conference snail meet again there win be an ar
rangcment between Spain and the allied republics
satisfactory and favorable to the commerce OF neu-
tral nations.
The National Banks.
The following Is an abstract OF the reports made
TO the Comptroller OF the Currency, showing the
condition or the national banks In the city OF New
York at the close OF business Saturday. the sth OF
October, lS70:-
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

The announcement was exclusively made In yester.
days HERALD that on the previous day Captain Ed.
ward Walsh Of the Spring street station house, had
arrested man on suspicion OF participation in the
robbery OF the Grafton Bank last week, details OF
which were given. The prisoner, William Dunn,
Police Headquarters to await the arrival OF per-
sons who It was believed would recognize
him. The gentlemen teiegraphed for one OF whom
10 the proprietor OF the hotel at Grafon, where the
cracksmen put up, arrived late last evening" and
we're confronted with the prisoner. The hotel
keeper at once declared that Dunn was not one OF
the party, and he will to-day be arraigned at the
Tombs before Justice bowling, who will doubtless
discharge MIN at once.
The New York herald., 1870-10-30
Time, l:40A, I:4s11, 1850. 1904, k.a.

Time, l:4ek, 1:+sk, l:60 1:5)x, E.3.
The betting was heavy owing to the split. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
For the Consolation Handicap for beaten horses,
mile heats, there were 200 nominations Treu, shep-
hard. Jim Heaton, Jer DAVIS, Village Blacksmith.
Alice Ward, Sallle Farrell. Allie Hunt, Zuxu and
Bijou all starting. The first heat was Q dead be-
tween Allie Hunt, Jen Davis and Alice Ward;
time, lA7x. Jen Davis was withdrawn
on the second heat ana Bijou distanced.
Jim heaton was rst, Allie Hunt second, Sallie Par
rell third Time, :AS. In the third neat Zuxu was
ond and Sallie Farrell third. Time, l:62X, In tho
fourth heat all were withdrawn except Allie Hunt
and Jim Heat0n. Allie hunt was nrst and Jim Hea-
ton second. Time, 1855. Two heats were run after
dark. The whole race was badly mixed up The
attendance was good and the weather clear and
warm. |..5
The New York herald., 1870-10-30

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

What was Found In the Fortress.
LONDON, Oct. 29-NighI.
special telegram, addressed for the use OF the
HERALD, from Berlin reports that the PrussIan
sp0ils taken in Metz include three thousand guns,
forty millions OF French war funds and twenty
millions Of the French civil government department
funds.
The New York herald., 1870-10-30
FIRE N saoAowAy-loss $4,000.

Last evening fire broke out In the basement Of
No. $40 broadway, occupied by Mecker Son as
restaurant. The loss to this 6rm was $4,000; IN
sured fully. The building is damaged s, 900. The
fre extended to the adjacent building, No. IL Duane
street. occupied by the Manufacturing Corporation
The loss by water Is placed by the police al sl5 oOO
1t is insured for $4,000 In CITY companies. The
caiise OF the iire IL not known.