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THE ADMISSION OF MISSISSIPPI
THE STATE HANDED OVER TO THE CIVIL
AUTHORITIES.

THE STATE HANDED OVER TO TIE ClNi
AUTHORITIES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The following gen
era order has been issued the Headquarters OF tho
Army
FirSS The Senator'S and Representatives from tho
State OF Mississippi having been admitted 10 their
respective Houses OF Congress- the command known as
the Foarth Military District has ceased TO exist.
SeOnd BY direction OF the President, the state on
Mississippi attached to the Department OF the Cnmber
land and the officers and troops within the late Fourth
Military District will accordingly report 10 BreVet MAJOR
Gen Cooke, commanding the Department 49,
Third: The General commanding the late f0nrth Mln'
tary District will complete the records OF that District as
soon as practicable and them 10 the AdnantGen-
eral of the Army except such military records as should
properly be retained at the Headquarters OF the Depart
inent, which we will send there.
The act admitting Mississippi is iaso promulgated in
the general orders from the Headquarters OF the Army
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SOUTH AMERICA.

LOPEZ COMPLETELY ROUTED-JHE WAR PRAC.
TICALLY AT END.
LOSDoS, Monday. Feb. -, 1870
Rio JaneirO newspapers received by the mal
steamer at Lisbon contain still later from the
seat of war in South America. Lopez rereated with
about 600 Paragraphs. They were oyortaken by q
body Of troops Of tbe Argentine Republic aud COM
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AQUATIC NEWS.
FRANCE.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

PARIS, Monday. Feb. q, 1870.
decree in the Journal O6cid prescr1bes that the
condition applied togewspapers and samples OF ner,
.handise sent by mail IRON france 10 INC oHlteu
States shall be the same whether the ha''e+ Is LOT
,'ardod directly from France to American ports or
nv way of England
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NETWORK, TUESDAY. MARCH 1, 1870.

pletely routed. Lopez, however, made good his
escape. He left behind all his sick and wounded,
together with the families he held prisoners and
threw into the river a great part of bis artillery.
Gen. Canary, with large force. was in hot pursuit
Of Lopez. Six iron-clads had returned to Rio
Janeiro, proving that the is practically ended.
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possible TO continue operations until early in July but
thls III view OF the swampy nature OF tho country ap-
pears extremely doubtful in the face OF the heavy early
rains, without mourning serious risk Of and responsible
lily for OF the valuable lives composing the exped
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ITALY.

DISTRESS IN THE SOUTHERN PROVINCES.
NAPLES, Monday, Feb %, 1870
There is great distress among all classes of people
throughout the Southern provinces of Italy, occa-
stoned by the failure of bank at Sclla.
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ROME.

ROME, Monday. Feb %, 1870
The Popes secularization OF Pere Hyacnthe gives
general satisfaction.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

ators and Members viii leave here 10 visit her Thurs
day The members OF the Diplomatic Corps will pay her
a visit.
The Congressional Temperance Society held a meeting
yesterday evening the Church Prayer
offered by the Rev. Mr.. Bcckwith Senator Poncroy
made a few remarks. and afterward introduced Mrs, J..
~ Fletcher OF Iowa, who delivered Temperance poem.
Senator Pomeroy then introduced Mr. Revels Of Nssis
sipp who addressed the meeting delivering an effective
and entertaining address.
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl

THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT-TITE FIFTEENTH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CONflRNA-
TIONs.
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WASHINGTON.

THE SALE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
REPRESENTATIVES, GOLLADAY AND DEWEESE
THE CASE OF MIR. ASPER-sENATOR sHER-
MANS FUNDING BILL-THE PROPOSED SALE
ot TIE BROOKLYN NAVY-YARD-GEN. -CUL-
LUMs POLYGAMY BILL.
L Ll.lA uIIrc
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PROCEEDINGS IN PARIIANENf-MR. GLADSTONE
ANNoVNCENENrS-E MEAsUhtS
FoR IRELAND AND sCOTLAND-ENGLANDo
NAyY--uER IRON-CLAD FLEET.
The New York herald., 1870-02-02

Of tartar. purified Arsols biiarate Of poass six cents
% " q not on sps
salts Of atropA two dollars per ounce on balssras Of
me-: Ss;s ssSs:
- UsT
s.s Of s.ryta on si salts q s.ry.a not
o. sfas o.
sa .n Per cent on Bone
2, q, ivory drop hac. In cone; % Or 70 powdsr.
pss sd poas
srnas mol = osewss provided for three per
psn%pd On refined .1 cents per pound on soTsss
crude one cent pound bronze meta.
Ana i.Ss,ins q ii soor. and q wAsiss:r mssslaI
e! ss4%s ss
Innate l afssn cent. per pound; on msTcnry quick
and oSsr
eary, sixteen cents per pound; camphor crude,
ss1%ne ana s1aSG lake
pa o chalk sfa' or WHITING ON a
anasr wa.tsvsT forIn 4 dry, cen. pound
eeeer seIs parp p INDIAN iGSSs
sss @ s.s
si5!s Or blue stone. hrse cents pound Saiss
ergo twenty ergoine. fifteen cents per
s,i:
aromatic cachous other perfumes and cosmetics
by whatever names known, used applied as
perfumes applications hair mouth skin and not
otherwise provided for, nifty centum I'D vaorem on al
compounds distilled expressed and on a
compounds preparations OF which distilled spirits Is
component part chief value three dollars per gaon and
In addition thereto fifty per centum ah valorem extracts
Of cannab indica Indian hemp gunah or OF oPiam
p
rhubarb Two dollars per pound; on extracts OF aeont
nrnica belladonna, calunba columbia, chamomlie or
anthemis, cechcu conum, cicuta or hemlock dgas or
foXglove heebore, humuus hops, hyoscamus, maco,
papavcr or poppy quassa rhatany sramonium turaxa-
cum or dandslion and vaierfan, one dollar per
pound; on extracts OF che.idonum, dulcamRra.
btierswee geniian, ugands ba.ternat lettuce aud
sauis fifty ponnd lacucarium, two dollars
per pound cinchona Peruvian bark three
dollars per pound; on extract of elaterum or
sis, inaiso and On s ali prsparasions indigo not
otherwise provided for ten centum ad va.orern;
ether, twenty-five cents pound On Eliminates
Illuminating POWDER 81 1000 pound On glue and glue
szngs geatne exceeding twenty per
pound fve cents valued above twenty cets
pound thirty centum ad valoem On isnglass and
lsh glue Efty cents pound.
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
AsoTHER TENEMENT HOUSE HORROR.

Fire in Tenement House in Enst Thirty
fifth Street-One Man Fatally Burned.
AT ten O'Clock last night fire occurred on the
second floor OF the four story brick tenement house
No. 303 East Thlrty-ffth street, occupied by seven
poor families, VINO lose from $500 TO $500 each.
The fire broke out on the second hoor occupied
by 4. Gaynor. who 1t is said. was drunk ana fight
Ing, and caused lamp TO explode that resulted in
the fire. Gaynor was it is believed, fatally burned
and was sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
fhe first floor il occupied by James EaStace and
John Ennis, VINO sus ain $500 loss each.
The second moor Is occupied by Mr.. Sanders and
F. Gaynor, whose loss is $500 each.
The third floor Is occupied by e. Shanahan and
Mrs. Mahon, who sustain 5000 loss each.
The fourth floor ls occupied by mrs. Pagan, and
there was $500 1885,
Some Of the tenants who are very poor, were in
aured.
The building, owned by William Hume is damaged
about 81 600, and 1t Is understood, Is fully insured.
Captain Thomas w. Thorne, OF the Twenty-ffrst
precinct, bearing OF the fire, hurried ~ the place
with hts command, ana found intense excitement
prevailing among the terror stricken tenants, who
were rushing pe nell through the house, shrleking
and removing their effects BY prompt action he
succeeded In bringing order out OF chaos aud rescu
ing unnJured al the occupants with the exception
OF the man Gayn0r, who fell victim 10 his own
folly.
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
CLEARED.

Steamship Russia {Br Lott Liverpool wa Queenstown
G q Franckiyn.
steamship Colorado (Br Williams, Liverpool-w Williams 4
Guion.
Steamship Alabama, Limeburner, Fernandina-Forida
Railroad Co.
Steamship Virgo, Buckley, savannah-Murrav. Ferris 4
Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston-n Morgan
Co.
steamship Fairbanks Moore, Wilmington, NC-Jas Hand.
Steamship Niagara Bakeman Norfolk, Cl.y FONT and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Brunette, DOane, Philadelphia LOrillard.
6teamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-W Clyoe.
Ship Curling, Morse Caao- Fabbrt h Chauncey.
Bark Stadt Basil (NG Wagrad, Cork for ordersC Tobias
&Co
Bark Scottish Bride tBr, Allen, Marsciles via Phadel
phiA-H DeWolf K Co.
Bark Rambler (Br), Munro, Matanzas-J Hersey
Brig + Eaton, Elwood, Marseles- Jas Henry * Co.
Schr Tendenz tNG) Husen, Rio Grande do Sul-Funcb
Edye Co.
scnr Gen Putnam, knight, st Andrews-J Eneas
Schr Keokuk Gates, Arroyo-Simpson Clapp.
Schr Jos Seger, Ellis, Matanzas-B p Sherman.
schr Phcbe. Hewith Hayana-B Weinberg.
Schr Leader (Br), Reed, Liverpool-G Bnlcy.
Schr Wellington lBrl, Eagles, Wolfvlle--D d DeWolf
Schr Matoaka Fooks, Richmond-Oli Dominion Steam
ship Co.
Schr A c Lyon. Lyon, Bamore--Baker Dayton.
Schr Margare. Plata Blizzard, Wilmington Del.
schr BUSHNELL Mayo, Elxabehport- Bentley, Miller
Thomas
schr Y Arcularius, Gregory, Salem-R Ropes Co.
Scbr Nellie bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford.
Schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford.
Schr Sae EurtQn Palmer, Stamford.
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
Marine Disasters.


LONDON, Feb 1.-The ship Melbourne from London for
Savannah, has put back to Falmouth leaky.
The Lady Bartier from Shields for New Oreaus Ia at
Falmouth with six feet of water in her hold
ship Pocahontas Capt Howes from Liverpool FOR San
Francisco has put back the former port damaged by
collision. "a.
BRIG MARrn A. or and from ST John NB for Cartenas,
before reported In Beaver River Ms has gone
pieces
scun Looonoo lof Belfasb Turner from New York for
Boston, with oas before reported ON the marine railway
nit but dragged ashore the night the side Of
harbor near wharf aud hcd About 1000 bushels OF
oats wero taken Both good condition. part OF
mainder are damaged She would probably be got
ing oil S1st.
WnEog RID vEssELThc broadsde OF vessel, apparently
nearly OF about 300 tons drfted ashore 3uh u about
one mile to the westward oi West Chop The bottom yei
netaed and chain plates painted red and the
probably part Of the orig Golden Lead wrecked
Skia's laand.l
DuEsos Aynxs, Dec 5puring the night Of the lth and
morning of the 18th inst severe gale prevailed The
Morales American barkl was much dasged by water
and the American bark James john Richards, for ray
sandu, lost two anchors.
CARDIFF ls-The Milton, Smith, for Singapore with
COAL which put back here Jan eaky and had boats
houses siaried buwarks and sails carried away
experienced gale Dec 80 the cargo must pe
During tho night OF Dec 80 the lights OF vessei
N asess ssen BY ths Milton, but no ASSISTANCE souq
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
SHIPPIN G. NE w S.

Almanac for New Yorl-This Day.
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
ARRIVALS.
RgpoRrvp BY THE uERALD STEAM YACHTS,

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Belona tB, coucho London Jan 3 Havre 9TH,
land Aspfnwa Had heavy weather throughout the pas
was aetaned hours outside OF sspdy ooN
Steamship City Of London tBr) Tibb,s Liverpool Jan 90,
Dale Jan a. lat S %, Ion 1s passed Steamer bound
AN, 4lo miles Of sandy Hook, National steamer,
Steamship Gen sedgwick Gates New oean, Jan o. and
the bar 3D. with dse and passengers, Mallory Co.
Jan 80 Off Frying Pan shoa saw brig Stella Lodge from
steamship San s1lyeder NIckerson Savannah with mdss
Steamship Montgomery Faircoth, Savannah Jan 29 with
mdse and passengers. TO Lowden.
schr Amy, Jones, Virginia
Schr Excel. Ludman, Virginia.
schr Maria Pierson, Grant, Baltimore
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Annie McRae tBr syperae st Johns NF 80 days,
sohf Carleton, Thomas, Grand Menan, NIB, II days. for
New York. with fsh to Franklin Thomas
Schr Lizzie Maui, Van Buren, Providence for Norfolk.
BOUND EAST
Brig Whitaker, Gotten Elizabethport for Boston.
schr Sarah Fish, Thompson, 81 Marys for Norwich.
schr Sanders Burrows, Washington, NC, for Provi
sohr Samuel Fish, Steele, Richmond, Va fer Yarmouth,
schr Rebscea Smith Reh%ond w. for or rroyidencs
sehr charlie MIer Butter virginia for New Haven
schr Nellie Cushing, Brussay, Baltimore for Providence
sssr ri
schr \ Bensdick, =, Baltimore for M boston ~
schr Mary Elizabeth, Munro Ezabshport for New Haven
schr Lady , 9r New Haven
sshr Mary Brewer M Cold Spring & for Portland 9 nd
.os so ss% sss RsHGSn o 81 Shn YORK i0r Fort
shr Pa New Nsw Yos 9r io4
Schr Richard Morrel.
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

!. RsO,uTB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
Couris OF different Staes legal everywhere. 1eser-
fion &c sufficient No fee advance; pub icity
sdyice free M HOUSE, Counsellor, &C., s Nassau street
aSoI,uTs DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
courts OF different States; legal everywhere. Deser.
ton &C. sufficient No charge In advance Advice
free. r. L. KING, Counsslior-aliaW, ooo bToadWay.
4 YANCER REMEDY FOR SALE.
u Blake Iadey's celebrated Cancer Ger Remedy is now
d.nce late Dr. Hadley, Ill Fifth street, Williamsburg,
NY.
DADICAL CURE WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTrC OR
II detention from busness for Structure Fisia, Plea
Dsaases of the Pelvic vccrs, Diseases and Dcfomes Of
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D., ~ Lexington sysnus
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
SAILED.

Steamships A!lemanna, Hamburg; Alabama, Fernandtna
Virgo, Savannah Charleston, Charleston; FarDanks, VIII
mngton NC; Niagara, Richmond, &C.
Also sailed. ship VIM Storer, Liverpool.
Wind al sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald., 1870-02-02
ORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 4, 1870.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sdiis Destination.
Sedme,,.
Office

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
| MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
The New York herald., 1870-02-02

Sun rises. ...... Z 10 Moon rises.... EVE 80
Sun sets. ....... 5 10 High water. EVE 10 90
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-01
A movement is on foot to annex the north

A movement is on foot to annex the north
ern part of the State of Sonora to Arizona.
| A heavy rain fell throughout California
| Tuesday. In the mountains there was much
| snow.
A large number of men have been discharg
| ed from the Mare Island navy yard The ap
| preparation being exhausted.
Ship Alto of New Bedford, has been lost on
q small island to the extreme northward OF the
| Falkland islands, not down on the American
| charts, though on those issued By the British
| Admiralty board Nine hundred and seventy
barrels of oil were lost with the Alto
The Augusta and Macon (Ga.l railroad is
| completed.
A Masonic temple, which cost $4,000, wa,
dedicated at Allegheny Ciiy, Pa, GU Wednes
day.
Manning, Dem, has i76 majority In the fits,
Congressional district Of North Carolina.
VIM. MCGOWAN one Of the Oldest and most
worthy citizens of Knoxville, H., hung him
self in the Cont house in that city Monday
night on account of grief over the arrest of his
son, who is postmaster at Knoxville, for en-
bezzlement.
Pixley 6 Clark's planning mill at Housaton-
ic, Mass, was burned Tuesday night. Loss
$1,000
through different channels from Paris all con-
cur in representing the prospects OF the French
as extremely gloomy. The efforts of general
Aurelles to advance to the rellet of the city
have failed and provisions are almost exhaust
Cd.
The RocLesteI(N. Y Democrat aud Chron-
icle have been consolidated.
Riddle Colman & Co. OF Pittsburg have sued
Gen. Gid, Pillow and others fer S125 900 for
coal seized at Memphis at the beginning of the
war.
Judge Nelson, OF the U. $. Supreme Court,
has fully recovered from the effect CT the sun
stroke received last summer and will resume
his seat upon the bench.
George Ell. Marshall is in custody in New
York for forging an endorsement on $12 600
check which he attempted to pass, and which
Is suspected TO have stolen from the post Office.
In high political circles inLondon the action
OF the French government on tbeEastern eues-
tionSivcs lively satisfaction.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-01

LONDON, Nov. @0-il.90 A. NJ. -Conso's 90! ioI
money and account.
American securites-U s. 5-2cs, 1862, sst: do 1865
old. SO; do 1857, 500; do 1o-i0s. 81. StOcks-Eri
rs.
LIVERPOOL, New. 30-l1.3o A. M.-Cotton quiet
but steady; sales 1900 bales Middling uplands 81
"a; do.Orleans 81 q ssd. Corn SIS. Pork 1c2as.
Lard Cos. Petroleum-retined easier.
LONDON, Nov. 3o-1i30 A. M.-ISugar on the srct
frmer. Calcutta Linseed declining
LONDON, Nov. 3o-I 60 P M.-Consol, e3t for
money and account.
American securitss-U. s. 5-2O's 1862, IS; do 1866
old, ST.. Stocks-Erie, 2ol; Illinois Central ia.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 30-l.3o P. M.-Lard declining.
Cheese rs Reef Ills 81 Tor new. Bacon 56s for
new short rib middes Spirits furpentne Sis Cd.
LONDON, Nov. 3o-Evenng. -Consols s3t for mon
oy and account. ,o,o ~.
American securities steady; u S. 2os is62 ssi
do 1865. old, 81; do 1867, 30: q. =. 1o-aos SIT
Stocks firm Erie 20s; Illinois Central lll8 Atlantic
S Great Western 49,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Observation-Disclosures steady
Middlln2 upiaDds ~ @ 9;d. Breadstufs flruler.-
Spirits Turpentine 32s. Linseed Oil G3 los.
LONDON, Nov. 3O-Evening -Tallow declining at
49, Refined Petroleum frmer at Is ID. Spirits 1ur-
pentine frmer at at Sos Cd q Sis.
FRANKFORT Nov, 20-U. S. 6-2Gs 1862 81.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-01
Domestic ~ ews.
ssAsAE .
Trial OF Il. RI. Hnsweii at Augusta
for the Murder of John r.. Latin.

Especial Dispatch by International Iine.l
AUGUSTA, Nov. 30-Thirteen witnesses were
examined in the Roswell Latin murder case
to-day, the most important of whom were the
doctors, who gave the condition and appear
ance of tue wounds inflicted on Lafln's neck
and those received by MIS-. Hoswell in the
cheek aud upon her body at her husband,
hands.
DR.. Brckett testified to spots Of blood III
Mrs. Hoswell's bed room upon the floor and
upon the door ON the inside, as high as a mans
head, which would go to show that The assault
was committed there.
Tho government introduce Mrs. Roswell as
witness, but the defence oljecting the pre-
siding Judge excluded her testimony under
the statute 70, bidding husband or wife to testi-
fy in any case without the consent of the other
Mrs. Hosweil has occupied a prominent posi-
ton in the court room during the trial, an ap-
pears DESTROYS of securing her husbands con.
viction. The bloody clothing of Latin was
put into the case as part Of it, and the govern.
ment then announced th9t they would rest the
case here. The court then adjourned to to-
morrow morning, when Mr.. Libby will open
the case on the part of the defence. Hoswell
himself will testify in his own behalf.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-01

RATHER AMUsING.-We notice that at a
''Free Trade dinner" in New York Hon.
James Brooks responded to a toast The mi
norty of the Ways and Means Committee"
This is rather amusing to soma of our citizens,
who have not forgotten the teachings OF this
cold Henry Clay Wing" (as be boasts HIMSELF
when he edited the Portland Advertiser, and
who still remember a speech he made at a
State Convention held in the Federal street
Baptist church in 1881, when he urged the
adoption Of the American system"-that is
protection to American manufactures.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-01
TELEE EAPHIC ErEn-.

Two hundred worknen. were discharged
from Kittery navy yard Wednesday. Only
400 now remain.
Great quantities OF coru have been bought IN
Danubian ports on account OF the Russian GOV
eminent.
Napoleon is treating for the purchase OF the
habited by Macmillan.
The Russian CIRCULAR has produced great
alarm in Bucharest.
In Braintee, Mass. Tuesday evening, Joseph
Linton was robbed of $l47 by two foot-pads,
who escaped.
Marshall Stearns, respected citizen OF
Brooklino, Mass. fell dead ia his barn OF heart
disease on Wednesday. He was a native and
tor many years resident of Paris, in this
State.
There were rumors in London Wednesday Of
the capitulation of Paris, which created a
buoy ancy in the stock market
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-01
MuujeiDal Courf.

JUpGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
wEDNEsDAY--State vs. Ca'harine Logan. Assault
and battery. Plea. nolo coatendere. Fined S. and
costs. Paid.
State vs.. Peter Warner. Search and seizure. Plea
not guilty. Decision guilty. Fined $50 and costs.
Appealed.
Strout an Gage.
State We. Daniel A Meehan. KeeTipg shop open
on the Sabbath. Fined $40 and costs.
State vs. same. Search and seizure. Plea, nod
coatendeye. Fined $50 and costs,
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-01

OCTOBER TERM-BA-Eows J., rREsIpIso.
wfpYrspAy-Ju &c Barrows to-day render d
his decision on the petitions tor INDUCTION against
the City OF Portland and the Portland and Osdens.
burg Railroad Company, brought by The Cumberland
s. Oxford Canal Company. The first was petition
tor preliminary injunction to restrain the City %
Portland from interfering with the excavation OF a
portion OF the canal which was filled up by
the city in 1867, ia the construction OF West
Commercial street. Plaintiff corporation claimed a
perpetual easement under their charter, and that
their canal la been maintained and used every
year on 1892 to TIE date OF the destruction Mt the
point in dispute by the building Of the street. Re-
p)ndent claimed right under their charter 10 build
street the canal, II it had been paiutain-
cd as alleged but still further maintained that the
canal had been abandoned at fhat point.
The second petition was 10 restrain tie Portland
& Ogdensbu-g railroad company from preventing
the removal OF their bridge at the Basin and The
cavation of the Canal where It bad betn aled in.
In both cases Judge BaFrows refused to grant an
injunction.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-01

terms of peace have been settled between King
William and Napoleon, by which the latter
cedes St.ashurg and Metz and re .urns to
France at the head of the imperial army. The
Times editorially declares this highly probable.
The position of the Germans is now so embar-
RAISING as to render Bismarck anxious to os-
cape on any terms. >.
All the Journals ridicule the German dis
patches claiming victories in the late engage
ments with the army of the Loire, and say 1t Is
clear that the French at least held their o~h.
The talk in the clubs favors The idea OF the
tory administration to succeed the present
ministry.
Sir Roderick Murchson, whose condition
had excited alarm, is better.
THE SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION.
Partial returns of the election of the school
board in London have been received. Miss
Garrett has been chosen from Maryebone by
A, 900 votes Mr. Huxley comes next with
$4,000 votes Five others were chosen by from
5000 to 1900 votes each. Next to turkey
came Rev. VIM. Tharold, Vicar OF st. Praises.
Mrs. Gray for Chelsea and Miss Davis for
Greenwich are probably elected.
THE EUxINE QUESTION
approaches peaceful solution. 1t is cohfi-
IDENTIFY expected that a conference for It's set
tlement will be held at London. London is in
peaceful results NJ About had leading ed
itorial in the Soir which was cry for peace
1t has been reprinted by order of Bismarck
and distributed among tho soldiers, With the
statement added that NJ. About bss villa nn-
der the guns of Mt. Valerien.
THE DEAD LOCK IN THE CABINET.
Especial to n Y. Herald 1.-The dead lock i'll
the cabinet continues aud nothing was done
to-day. Gortschakoff's circular is still with
held from the public. Prussia's conduct keeps
England in terror. Lowe, Bright ard Gard
we'll are ready to keep the peace on any terms,
however humiliatpg. A breakup in the cab
met is still imminent. Discredt all reports of
Rassia's withdrawal from her present position
as unfounded. England will be compelled to
back down from Gra1yille's letter. She must
fight or "!ake water"
West EndIes.
CUBA.
HAVANA, Nov. So Gen. Caro-. com alapd'ng
the central department., has rendered his resig-
nation, but it has not been accepted.
Barrios, Quintlls and Uillareal have teen
III