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New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
80 nNLY BAsIs OF PEACE.

.--.,.r,s.r,ov BETWEEN BISMARCK AND \
.,,,,p1,Ir coRREsToNDENT-ANoTHE EXPO
srr,o,- or GERMAN POLICY-STRAsBOURG
,xn METZ MUST BE HELD BY PRUSSIA
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TE1DUSEl
LONDON Monday, Sept. &C, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
st the Kings Headquarters, at McauX, on the
18Th inst. says: "In conversation with Bis
narcl.. half hour ago, asked whether the
report was true that representative of the
English Government was here. He answered: 4:
"The English have asked me whether we Will
treat with Favre, and l replied that we wOuld
if his Fayrcs) Government could guarantee
10 rs the possession of Metz and Strasbourg.
THIS he could not undertake. In this war we
are influenced by no motive of aggrandize-
mont whatever. We have no purpose in view
but our own security; but in that respect we
must provide against the next war, which Is
sure to come. France is now without allies,
but may soon succeed in procuring them, and
is sure to begin another war under better aus
pices That is why we demand these for
tresses The present Government in Paris
darcs not agree to the cession of French ter
ritory-nOr VIII, probably, the next Govern
mcnt-but our purpose is fixed, and, if neces-
sary, we are ready to stay all Winter at Paris.
al said, THE general impression is that
France is too much weakened to begin another
war for many yeaIs.'
"'That is not the case,' answered Bismarck.
France is a very wealthy country, and VIII
remain so after the war. Within five years
she viii have so recovered as to be able to
renew hostilities. For that reason we must have
those for,resses. But, as the Government at
Paris is not disposed to deliver them up, and,
probably, has no command over them, peace
is not very near, and we must wait till we can
reduce them. We hear that the garrisons are
already eating horses
"'Thcn the question of peace l said, re-
tnees itself to one for the possession Of Metz
and Strasbomg.' He answered:
"'Yes; that is it precisely"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
FRERE HYACNTHE's LETTER TO MINISTER
WASHBURNE.

The text of the letter from Frere Gate Perez
yacnthe to Minister washburnc referring to his com
municaion recognizing the French Republic is as iol-
lows:
SIR: Detained in the country for more than month
by the state of my health, which has suffered 20 many
and cruel ordeals | much regret that 1t Is not III
my power TO grasp the hand that has just written It
ter 20 noble and sympathetic toward my country -,
Ihat letter is page I'm the history OF liberty IN tle
two worlds. IL reviycs the recOllecOns OF Washington
and Lafayette, and proves that II despotsn nad sue
ceeded In dividing two governments liberty had nor de-
layed an instant tO unite two peoples. Europe Wheto
the blood OF our defeated heroes has flowed Is s snt
but America, de,pe the which separates qs mas
made her voice heard. She arms that neither distance
nor diversity OF will make strangers. oi
nations which have the soul ana tM.t
she FOR her young sister, that right which it
appertans TO her to define because she the st 10
know how 10 practice 1.-THE nalienabe right To nYe
tOing for the happiness Of all. .,
am happy that such sentiments have found their efi-
cial Interpreter one whom love and esteem go much,
and pray ycu To accept with the expression Of my pat
rioc gratitude the homage Of my respectful and deep
attachment HIACHTIfE.
BOuiidc, sept. 10, 1870
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have contributed s1ss So and the French wOrnen of R.

have contributed 26 So and the French woramen OF H.
Hoe ~ Co. SIS.
The ladies of Staten Island intend to pro-
vide three tables at the German Patriotic Ladies ar vi
this city which viii be held next month. Mira Herman
Baker, Mrs. DE JOnge and Mrs Mesendonck nave nee
appointed Committee OF Arrangements. The ladies' OF
Yassar College will have q table at the Fair
Some German ladies' Of lIoboken, at pri-
vate meeting the residence of Mr. Sastney formed
ladies' branch organizatOn to cooperate Wlth the aeT
York ladies' I'm collecting funds and goods for the far
Nine. Stasn elected President, Nine kunoth
and several ladies elected Nice-Presdents, hr
Kunoth, Treasurer, aud Carl De Greek, Secretary.
Mmes SidstHcy and BunZlc we're chosen 10 represent
the organization in the NewIOrl Ladies' Association,
and number OF ladies appointed 10 form an Exec
utye Committee and three SuDC Committees, for the coll
lection OF funds and goods An appeal has been Issued
for aid and assistance IN the undertaking.
APPEAL IN BEHALF OF THE FRENCH.
The French Committee for the relief OF the
victims Of the war, have adopted pressing address ~
which they rece the urgent necessity FOR aId ol az
kinds, including provisions, c0thlng seeds ana a54A
cultural implements. II concludes aS follows:
alone Frcucbmen whom address IL - an Nlo s'h
thKe with sreTlg. tie hcroisn Of our soldiers a "N he
honor ard liberty of France. To lenclmen We have rf
s recall Americans oil fdendhp and le lO! @Ich
u'nzed with h The batteeis Of To war o. lldcle4l
The moment aid We 10 rot ask them 70 @
join With sieyatug he OF ue cl h q oo
mauy rscubel their srber pon DTS -
initiate aud increase the funds for our vouud IDS W.
be approrlt addition to The moa support tns Ltssu 20
rcH born intGOns and France, tolchel by s a' 'ul
feel still closer the which unite be- by 20 many
titles 10 the Great Republic Of the New World 49,,
TO work en Let commit be formed AZ al points d ne h
States Uc!e receive gs IN fIoEey
cni ID wLO WI .ke the measures %
have forwarded 10 their estimation Tie work great bot ouF
FOX the COMMIT, P. 4. GgRDY, President
Leo Mrgucr.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
prpsoyAurrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Tbo uen,pbis Chamber Of Commerce has
elected Col r. A. ieLatl fi'N'.l" . . ,,.,
Tn5oe Robert c. Gre- died in Philadelphia on
sunday the age of'' lie A-' '--'''" '''' ~
years ,..---.... C,......i r c..,.i.
- al Britain TIE ntie 'el cted Is sad 20 DO
hi, been e-si % ,sa fa o1e o. lrellnd
The Hon Horatr Seymour OF New-lork, in
.ercgle Paul Mua, Salardsy evening sAd that
sp cuAL ire for ali Tic products Of the
The examination Of applicants for admission 20
=. p on All cutiHgrs Anna y0h& The following
IA sni ada yeseplay: Waller Hughes Of Ohio Lyman
In,. Michigan ami ElEari d. Bossck, South Carolina
Mr. McCullagb, the managing editor Of The
Sy-f n10 Earer N lake SIZE pouon TIE CAta0o Re-
rbisa Mordy next and Mr. schuyler tie b-sas @araseI
will the the boanes
Of IrubAa TA epgbIoaA ~nl be reJsess
ave. eolsma .As-k and sod al shree cent?
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
TIE BELEAGUERGD CITIES.

UURICu THINKS TIE SIEGE OF sTRAsBOURG
NEAR ITS END-REPORTs or DIsQUIlr -
PARIs-sHOOTING FUGITIVE ZOUANEo-BA-
zAINE SAVING METZ FOR TIE EMPEROR.
lnY TELEGRAfH TO TIm TuB EEI
LovDoS, Monday, sert &c, 1870.
The special correspondent Of The TRIBUNE before
Strasbourg telegraphs from Carlsruhe this day:
Before the Swiss delegates left Stcas5omg Uhrich
told them that it was impossible fortho present state
of things to last much longer: that he had gone
through several campaigns and servedin the Crmca
hut never witnessed nor underwent so terrible an
experience as this siege. The municipality had re-
solved, with the Governors pcuui ion, 10 send
deputation to Paris to represent The condition of
affairs and as'l instructions. The new Prefct, Val
entin and Mayor Eupelardt had been permitted to
enter the city
The special correspondent Of TIE TRIBUNE at
Brussels telegaphs this day 2C.h: Travellers
escaped from Paris state that guns are firing day
and night Some of the fugitive zouayes were exc
cutcd in the streets. The authority Of the Govern
ment is much questioned
The special correspondent Of TIE TRIBUNE at
Berlin tclegraphs; 1t is crcdibly reported that, a
P1issian officer who went into Mctz 70 ARA - TO
stop piclet-shootng, Marshal Bazaino frankly Gc-
clared that he was striving to save the army aud
the fortress for the Emperor, and hc knew nothing
of the Republic
AN UNSUCCESSFUL sORTIE AT 3rErz-THE TRENCH
DRIVEN BACK INTO THE TOhTREss-THE PEO-
PIE OF sTRAsBOURG NOT COGNIZAET or TIE
FRENCH REyEEsES.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. &C, 1870.
The Tines this morning publishes special tee
gram from Saarbruckcn, dated sept. b. giving tho
following intelligence:
Yesterday, at Metz, Marshal Bazaine made feiut
on the side Of Mcrcy-ia-Nout and attempted to
escape to Thonvillc. There was o heavy cmnonade
for some hours After a sharp fight at Mod.in seven
miles from Metz. the French were driven in again.
Their losses are serious. Nj 5..l BazsiHc nt back
the Prussian prisoners he AaC taken IN The engage
ment.
"The French Government denies the statement oi
the Berlin correspondent of Tie Lord9a Tines Tat
Marshal Bazaine had made proposals Ior surrender
"The Inhabitants Of StTasbcurg are stil KEPT IN
ignorance Of events outside the city. They believe
the French have been victorious and that an army
! is advancing 70 the relief Of tIa city
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
CUBA.

CAPTURE AND FXECUT-ON or THE YOUNG CUBAN
PATRIOT, AYESTERiN-THE BURIAL OF CON
SUI PARSONS ISTEEFERED WITH.
HAVANA, Sept. 24.-Lewis Ayesterdn,a former
representative Of tho Cuban Government at NeWfork
was captured on the 1fh inst in schooner loaded win
arms. cn Cayo Remain, brought to Havana on
board the cuuboat Ccntincla, and, after a trial.
-as forad guilty aud glIrOtcd on the 2ith INST, near
the Costello del PRINCIPE. He was but =
Years Of age. and was member OF the CUBAN
House T. pTc cntatiyes, and IN active aGheEent OF
Ccspcdes. Hi3 family, one of the most influential III
IItaa did everything avert Lis fate, bat without
avail. TIE following companions Of Ayesteran, VINO
escaped 70 Cavo Romano previous TO the capu or INC
Torres A. AbraluWs Vicente Perez, j. MILAN, Mariana
Dai'Lr and William Jameson.
for tic burial Of Consul P.rous r auyci the public Cee
toles, .s the, ali couaccrtcd Erouud, thc Cover
ro iutcrfcrcd aud compelled tic clergy to grant the It,
atiirad permit.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
THE GOVERNMENT At TOURS.

A COLLISION FEARED AT LYONs-GEN. NuERos-
LAwsKI OFFERS HIS SERVICES II TmERs
GIVES DISCOURAGING ADvICE-GmARpIS's
TROUBLEs-THE EXTREME WEAKNESS OF TIE
PROVISIONAL GOYERNMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE
LONDON, Monday, Sept g. 1870
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at
Tours, Oh the 22d inst, says: THE Government
sin fears an armed collision at Lyons. Eighteen
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
IrRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT


Feelings OF THE GERMAN PEOPLE TOWARD
FRANCE.
IFRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
RrPIIN. Sent. 10-I undertook yesterday to
sond n telegram that the Duke Of MecElenburg, with
,b seventh Division first division Of Ninth Corps here
t,re in scheswig Hostien) and two divisions OF re-
so,os and Iapdwehr-the army formed in Homburg in
Tho nalatnate-was also his way to Paris, but they
vould not let the dispatch 50 over tho "ircs' Ihey
,t let ANYTHING be sent relating to the movement OF
,ons hfore il ia officially male known BY next week
400 600 men will surround Paris Here ana else"hofe Al
the line troops the battalions are gone ana 'ho
ard and garrison service Is performed by the land
wehr. The gathering together here ana al loiedh' III
suca. continues and landwehr officers VINO nave an
solved their military obligations years ago. arc ho'cu
that tbcv must hold themselves ready Tor actual service
Coupt bismarck IS bound to have such tremendous
frco i France As 10 crush al further resistance, ana
especiav ureyent the organization OF ne" forces III
France am ure but for the popular clamor Tor AAce
ana Lorraine. which has become welnigh HIesisuole
he would be satisfied with taking stiasDouFs a-d Mo@'
making them national fortrcs5cs.
There is a rurnor to-day that Bazane has felued 10
captuate Whea lac was informed DJ 'hc f0H'H 0"V'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
lnr-rpAr- pRess nI.p,rcn1


Reports have already been circulated concerning the
character OF tie instructions To oar new Sin 5ter Il
Eng and, and specially the subject OF the Aabana
claims. Is u believe they VIII not diner
from those Mr. Motley aud Will he best expressed IN
the dispatch OF Secretary Fish of September, 1862 with
the contents OF which the 81 tsh Coy rnlcut Is ly ac
Quaiuted. It will be rcCOlcced that Her M0chtya
Government agreed with Secretary Fish that, for the
settlement and disposition OF The questions NJ ISSUE "
neither useful nor cXpcdlcnt 10 continue CON
troyersal correspondence IN which there Wa5 ntte
hope OF either eleLt being able 10 convince the
other. and in which their respective positions ana opn-
besides it IA the desire u the President that e
tiaons on this subject should be conducted, Whenever
rcOpencd, at Washington.
Secretary BOutwe u returned 10 Washington tis morn.
ing in improved health aad Is attending TO business IN
the Treasury Department to-day. Commissioners Delan0
will leave his home in OulO Oh Nednt y ue Nt, and re-
turn Washington O. the business Of hs Bureau
BY direction Of the PTcdcnt the headquarters of the
Department Of Texas are transferred from Austin TO san
Antonio.
Resolutions commcudatory of the recent At u Com
Cress inaugTatn organized system weather tele-
grains and reports the benefit OF commerce, continue
tO DC received at the War Department nom tie Boards
Of Trade throughout the country TIE resolutions eyl'
dence general interest in the subject, and tender tue
cordial cooperation or the Boards. ,
IL appears from inquiries received at tHe lltei.aI
Revenue Bureau that the impression general az a.
the lst OF October stamps viii not he Te1Ged on 49,,
and drafts for lees amount than 500 Iil' Is u
case the law affords such rChei uny IN lho -
the stamp tax imposed prOElissoIy hOeS ioi -
than s0O, aud receipts for any sum .. iio & - 1
for the payment OI debt. Nor VIII ay se'l
when it. or the instrument il secures "S 'h'' ' ""'
stamped ... , ,.,.,.if, ,o-,ight
The odd Fellows Il the District Of ColuiDla Io1ght M
formally welcomed the Grand sire OF ~ ia St",es
Tn odJ Pllo,si ic.frre hall being engaged, TIE Frce
Masons rendered al fir temple for tho tcicm'"i'''
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
UNITED ITALY.

GEN. CAnORNA's ADDRESS TO THE PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT - COMMENTS ON VICTOR
EMANUELs LETTER TO TIE POPE.
FLORENCE, Monday, SEPT. %, 1870
Gen. Cadcrna, the Commander OF the Italian
forccl IN the Papal states IN his address 10 the Proys
ional Government at Rome, which he commissioned on
Saturday sid: "Your task is sublime. Inc -olh OF
september is IN era your history, for 1t makes Rome
again the capital OF the kingdom. God Is InahiIesuy
With you"
Tie letter OF Victor Emanuel to the Pope announcing
tbe necessity for the occupation OF Rone is condemned
by some as too dutiu and y others rs too arrogant
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

DE R0das, Captain-General Of Cuba, has
been informed by the sDulish Government that his res
ignatOn viii Dc accepted II il is insisted upon.
Lowing to rigorous measures on the part
Of The Pgus,ah auhOIe, the cattle plague is 0canZed
within the limits Of 20 parishes and i is believed tnat
tie iurer spread of the disease has been ehectuay
stopped.
.... The Independence Beige yesterday pub
llshed the note sent from The Venezuelan Government to
Holland. ju.fying TIE rapture of relations between me
two countries but hoping for speedy restoration OF the
,..ys vgi
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

80. Half a block on Eddy-st, Cheyenne, Wyoming
Territory, burned Sunday Lo, +2O Ooi little iusni o.
There are great many insurgents IN inc
vicinity gsn.go de Cub Cholera and anosg TIE
troops and ctifen..
-. Samuel II. Burbeck is under arrest in Boston
charged Nh embelng 20 fIom he HOse fcaeh uiA
b. whom he wa emploJo
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
GERMANY.

PUBLIC MEETINGS PROHIBITED IN sAXONY.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRiBUNEI
LONDON, Monday. sept. &C. 1870.
The special correspondent of The TRTBuNE
at Carsrrlhc tecgrapls: "Puhic meetings arc wholly
prohibited at KCnigsbcrc the Military Governor insist
Ing hat the saxon authorities have forbidden all gtfcE-
ngs from iear the Democratic Socialists Of saAony
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Tur Tp1Rryr r1s long The only newspaper IN
irN r.,, r,,., r,,,i,ip5 special dispatches from the
u's ~, o rCor,aeied By special Correspondents '"
fta'' 'e'U ~ r,,b armies, and at He leading cap
o~0 as',, ;,,q,1cs bace been used, IN an in
"a's' l"N ,. y,- York Herald, world Times and
yI.., ,| mas used yesterday by The 'c-lork
Herald
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
NEW YORK. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1870

considered that hs Of aid 10 French Provisional
Government carries with It, in addition to lis dis-
gushed talents and energy, the sympathy OF RepuDn-
cans throughout the Continent.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
POSTOFFTCE DEP1RTNENT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The following is an
exhibit Of Tie receipts AID expenditures Of tie Post
Office Department fer the fiscal year ending June =. 1870,
estimated from tlc Auditors statement:
L. D.. t---l h.c-l
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
BERLIN.

FLOODING FRANCE WITH TROOPS-MR. WASH
prRNE'S LETTER II PRUSSIA-NAPOLEON-
FEELINGS OF THE GERMAN PEOPLE TOWARD
New-York tribune., 1870-09-27
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

THE AMERICAN OFFICERS IN EGYPT-rExAy
AFFAIRs-THE COTTON cROP-THE ALABAMA
CLAIMS,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25
gInelnnatf RAranr.

BY fsiesraph.l CIFgGIEEATI. Feb. q.
FLoUR-Dan and unchanged; family at
s. Z595 90.
WHEAT-Is unchanged and dull ; red at
81 O6@I0 S.
CoRN-Un changed and dull; 68a70c for
damaged to good, ana 74c tor choice sound
white or yellow.
OATS Firm at 52G54e.
RYE-S5gSSc and dull.
BARLEY-lS dull and nominally IN.
changed.
CoTToN-Dull and 15c lower, closing un.
settled; middlIng 221ze.
WHISKY-AdVanced to 95c and closed
firm, with a good demand.
PROVISIONS - Quiet and dull. with q
heaVy feeling, but holders are not disposed
TO meet the views OF buyers sales 200 bbls
city Mess Pork at S27 so Bulk Meats nomi-
nally 10A@l4, 14% and 15c for shoulders
ana RID, clear rib and GEAR sides, loose
Bacon dull, but there being but light
supply In market, holders asked full pri-
ces; sales of small lots of 10 to Is hhds at
l6c FOR Gear rib; l69I7c for clear; shout
ders dull at lZ5s 9l215c, and sugar-cured
.LIARD--NegIected and prices nominal at
l44@l5Mc.
BUTTER-Searce and firm at 30835c,
EGGS-Firm at nc.
sEEDs-Clover 1414a1415c; Timothy Ga % Q
go, and Flax 81 81 10.
GRoCERIES-Unchang Sugar ia fair
demand at l21zeg131Sc.
GOLD -li6H buying.
ExcHANGE-Is duh at 1s91-I0 discount
buying.
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by the Taraseon, enroute for home.
They speak in enthusiastic terms of
the beautiful appearance of the new
steamer Idlewild, which IS rapidly
being completed.......,We we're de-
lighted yesterday to meet our very
excellent friend Capt. Hodge Brown,
of Dycusbury. Ky, who Is in the city
prospecting. He is looking fine. We
should ike to see him in command of
a sgood Evansville and Cumberland
River Packet.
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1890 Nnrhot.

BY Telegraph CRIcAGo. Feb. "a.
FLoU2-In lair demand 8 1904 70 for
Spring Extra.
WHEAT-No. dull at &c lower at 8dJS
No, dull at s@@75 lower at So GS01S, clos
ing at SOS; this afternoon steady at eOla
cash, e01z@8o2s seller March.
CoRN-Firmer; new 15c higher; sales at
62d63 aud no grade at 49952; old firm at
694@6915 for No. 2; this afternoon No. 2
nOminaIiy at Gg1z.
OATs-Quiet al J4c lower; sales No. at
3SJ4eE3S1S, closing Mt 1914.
RYE-Quiet and steady al 67GG71S for No.
2, 63964 tor rejected
BARLEY-Dull at 65672 for No. 2
HIGHwISEs Firm at 93%@91 for iron
bound packages.
M Ess PoRK-Weak; sales at 20 l2l<(926 p
cash, closing with seller at % l21S.
LARD-Duti at 14e49l4tS.
MEATs-Lower: Dry sailed shoulders Zoe /;
rough sides at l2Mc; short rib middies
loose at l3t4.
DRESSED HoGs-Steady; fairly active
closing at 10 50alO as; dividing on 29e.
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THE MARKETS.
Esw YerK EhrRev.

- Telegraph NV YoEK. Feb. Il
CoTToE-Decidedly lower; sales of 1000
Da15e5 1t 231ac for mtddling uplands.
fLoUk-Receipts 1895 barrels; favors
DuyeK hlouefate business: sales of S,l00
Dds at 81 1905 90 for superiine State
ana western; IS 1895 IS for extra Yves.
tern % 1096 30 for white wheat extra /:
70 N0g0 10 Tor Toundh oop Ohio; as 50d6 .
Tor extra 81. Louis; &c 25gS 50 for good
Rye FLOUR Shade hrmer, sales of $50
g Cork ,MLEAL-Fair request, and hrnee at
991ac9sl 90.
WHEAT-Receipts 800 bushels; dun and
heavyi lg2c lower; sales of 81, 900 bushels
at 81 lzgl II for No. Spring mixed 81 IL
gl Is the latter price for choice Minnesso-
TO delivered; 81 269l 20 for Winter red and
amber Western; 81 1491I 43 for white Mich
lgani 81 % fer white Slate.
kYE-Heavy; sales of 500 bushels State
al ySc which Is above the market.
BARLEY-DulI and scarcely 50 firm ;
sales OF 1908 bushels unsouna Western at
CoRN-Receipts 1900 bushels: scarce and
hrm; sales, Of 5000 bushels at SSg93c for
new mixed western; o4g85c for unsound I;
d vel u Tor new Southern yellow.
OAPS-Searcely 50 firm; sales of % COO
bushels at 55g57c for Western; 629631ac for
RICE-Quiet.
CoFFEE-Steadv.
UGAE-Moderate request for Cuba al 81
gl012ci Havana lO15@1Ic.
MoLASSES-Q Quiet.
29Q2914 for refined,
HoPs-Quiet.
LINsEED OIL Quiet at s7@88e in casks.
1UkPENTINE-We ek at 4615947c.
foRk-HeaVy ana lower; sales OF 500
Dois ~ 10 ZogZ6 go for new mess: S2I@22
Tor prime; S23@24 for prime mess; also new
mess seller April and May at S26 256g26 55.
bkEs-Steady; sales of 425 bbls.
UT a EATs-Heavy; sales OF l75 packa-
ges at sIC@s9 l2}a for shoulders l49ll54c for
MlIDDLEs, Quiet; sales of rs boxes at l814c
cago at I4c.
HcGs-Quiet at 11GI2c for Western.
LARD Heavy and a shade lower: sales
OF 100 tierces at l414gI515c for steam lGQ
1o14c Tor Kettle rendered; also 1850 tierces
steam seller March and A prlI at l51zc
BUfTER-Quiet at 14926c for Ohio.
CHEESE-heRVy at 16GI7$zc.
FREIGHIs-To Liverpool nominally IN
changed.
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Non FoRMALITE.-The closing par
ty of this club last night, for the sea.
son, was one Of dazzling brilliancy.
As regards the toilets of the ladies,
none less than an accomplished "Jen-
kins" could do justice to it, while any
ordinary dabster must necessarily fail
ANONYMOUSLY in an attempt to de-
scribe it. The attendance was large
and non fornaalite being the rule, en-.
ioymentS was unavoidable. The sup.
per was such as to tempt one beyond
the limits Of prudence; the array Of
delicacies seemed almost unlimited
What a pity Lent puts an end to the
parties, if they were all like the one al
Mr.. Viele's.
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sc. Louls naPKsS.

By Teiegraph.l ST. LOUIS. Feb. "a.
CoFToN-NoIninal; 281zc; straight; midi
ding.
HEMP Small sales; choice undressed
81 90.
FLouR-Quite unchanged. super, 81 250
4 80; X, 4 6JSg4 IS; Xxx, "a S5a5 25; Xxx. IS .
@6 90; fancy brands rs 0000 80.
WHEAT-Firmeri closed higher; No. 1
Spring 81 10; No. 2 red fall, 81 O3dI Is:
choice 81 10gI l21S choice white, 81 20gI 25.
CoRN-More active; closed l6l2c better;
mixed, 72973c; yellow, 72g75c; white,
OARS -Firmer; 43izg45c; bulk, 49g53c; all
sacked.
RYE-Eothing done.
HTsKEY-Flrm 9ic
SUGAR-Dull; 9kgI31&c.
PRoYIsI3Ns-Opened firm: hat closed
dull.
PoRK-Sold at SCI 00@27 80; dry salt meat
demand small sales; shoulders, l0Ac loose
clear sides I5c; bacon, fair business 12149
l2Zc; shoulders IG0l6M: Gear rib 1870 lie /:
clear sides lS9lS1sc; eanyassed sugar cured
hams lard nomtr al loo prime steam f;
59l51zc kettle.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

You will find Ladios' Velvet Hats
at 80 cents, at Click Il Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

GEOLOGICAL COLLECTION. = Col.
Alf. D. Oven was in Il e city yester-
day, and from him we learn that the
geological collection recently pur-
chased from Prof. Owen, by the State
University, viii be shipped to Bloom
ington during tho month Of March.
The collection comprises about 30
I tons