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New-York tribune., 1870-10-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Lo,pos Oct mcon.o opsPed at 92 for 10th sony
s is W "a i5s old ss seady Ehe Railway shares, n'i
Atlantic and 1f 1,,o In.eed Cakes smer Lin
Il 10 soc, 4 Refined Petroleum easier at rs.
LsRI9S =, II GO bales .ales the have been 20 100
s which .,isa for sIpo and 10 for re seros T.s.io,.
" ss sO, eet have ae Of which oo we're American
Eid ospcs wcsi5 Oct as1i rs qsiet Si; Cen
tr, lo Is'e5 t, ss. slo t n2wSsst-C.ornis WHIT
Oh No d Th Ises.. Of wbsa; for The last three
s for nes Mfed Beef ills B'con-cumbe'nd Cuts
@ v.sroOL oe. sr%sr hddSg Sda Upland,
slIa Orleans asi the iS,. GSs r,, ,n@ a M.s..tss S
which SoS o.'s .ss e.a,e % as1 The LI;rocl n,I.e,.
o,s"s o' a1sr.n % Iea. ns'e's es.s4 quiet.
ist q 70. g.. ~ s:y ;.ssl. 'e g dull Es ISL Illinois
cfr Ss Hsa oet ~ closed arm Mass Up
"a sfs Seisps Sfs' 800 tSi export .Dscuo
sn,. iePraes %tcssu & Li...a sn,r q. sesaec
LsP%ssa % a,eTsps quoted aisSRo Spirits Petroleum. iod
poxgsrrc MARKETS
CS.ss ;s s Mssi & ssf '%s S@.s s, sas
ss ss. hss.. 81. sra at Re lOa Provisions unchanged
ws ;:.s ..nf M a' ess s.s III
.1ss s..:s rS.ss, isis'ss - s'a
a.. EN- h,... nisa f.r sir
ID 5.l Ielss ,ssi ,s "a srSi Mr.:
81. .ss ss,.s w...i' .s; Ia s.
Ibus.ne Nbisky esrru oHo
socf rit, and gnehAnsrh a~s 1870 bha Al
80, Ne spnnsi 81 fr Amber winsi ~ 20 .s y hi'e
80 ,.h,e fIts qaet and hpng nonin.Y oaef
~ % aSa so White 81 o. No s,.ale cise held !.
eo 49, -, Al Tgae- tdSc for "esitfn b.riey IN
s.I,. 90 prime Toronto at We nd go sea p@' ps
ehaat held &c, free f,ss hed a. vi nee
Bay 9unt u,.i al 10 Bote ~ 70 for unbotet
Tor ,xs gasaanssa tlsetsoi ships,af. tss
est according 1, qUaits hlxh~lnes, tse
SYrs,.wssIle Barley SIC LanS., ~ "a
uss % 70 ~ ss EssYers. at Ia Albany &C. orn sm NIL
20 90 %, Ne. rort q @i to As..y. - iSa
10 bib fssII o bush Wheat " %" bush Barley and
ss QUO net % R,eeips-Posr 800 bbis wses. 100 hssh
90 sa.A Oats i1uo tash. ehymsDw-WhrsI fueo
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

saes Of White export Glasgow The les 90 bush Western
Mined s2; Western White At esds3e, and southern White
Bdge, the for ana
HBhPers further sales Manila quoted at &c., gold
1he demand continues FOOD and the market frm We quote
0al 20 for shipping and I'll 20d 81 20 for rrn lots Long
Re STRAW quoted 81 fod 81 Is ard Short do at s3G93 cash.
HOPThe better grades moderately active. aud the market
steady We quote crop l3dl Other grades dull and
nominal at Sale
DiGo-ere continues moderate obbng demand but prices are
without change. We quote -
Bengal gold 81 20 81 25d 81 ~
nadras cnrreney.... 700 81 Caracas Wd 10
manila goh...... l0d Is
hOAssBS-Fne grocery grades snd desirable lots for boiling are
nm owing 70 scarcity but inferior nominal business
oweyrr generally quiet We l8d2 for Cub Cennug
gJr for do Csyd and dt5e for Porto
Reo sales Of small lots srhadoes and Porto Rico Sc
hBTAISAmeran ngot) Copper with good demand
Ne. sheathng and yellow Metal are In moderate demand and steady
h teh Pig Iron confines quiet but without special change
American in moderate dnd and steady There las been only nod
crate demand for P Lead hut prices without important change rig
Tia Is dull and heavy also dull but prices hear
OF no material articles coming under this heading
without special change the demand moderate We quote:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARvEY FISK. A. O. HAToH
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH.

HARVEY FISK. A'o' hAlCh
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH }
BANKERS and Dealers ~ Government &cluIfies, (
Mo- NAssAU-sT. NEw-YoRK, Oct. "a, 1870. }
THE FUNDING OF l.. S. FIvH-TwENTrEs into a
rst-class security paying the same rate of interest
six per cent goldl and which cannot be called in
under % wears without the consent of the holder,
may now be effected at clear profit Of nearly tuenfy
yer cent by exchanging them for the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
The fve-twenties of 1867 se.nng to-day at lOs,
and the Central Pacific Bonds at 90. $1,000 OF the
former will buy $1,000 of the latter and leave nearly
5000 for use OF for reinyestment; or $500 OF the
former paying $500 in gold annually, will buy $1,000
Of the latter paying $3.50 in gold annually and leave
n balance in cash of over 500
The Central Pacific is completed, thoroughly
built well-managed road, doing large business
and earning an immense revenue. The Bonds are
well and favorably known, and constantly dealt IN,
both here and in the chief financial centers OF Eu-
rome and they can be disposed Of at quoted market
price with the same facility as Government bonds'
and are daily quoted at the Stock Exchange.
Having originally negotiated these Bonds ana
be,ng thoroughly acquainted with their soundness
and yalue. we have introduced them asa speciality
IN onr reUar business III connection with our deal
ings IN Government Securities, and recommend them
without hesitation to our friends and customers de-
string 70 make investments or TO fund their hvc-
tventies upon advantageous terms without rednc-
,;o,, 90 ;,,e,es, FISK d HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

The Government bond market has been inactive and
rather heavy tone the buoyancy OF the London mar
ket being by the lower range Of gold
At the afternoon call the improved tone OF gold
strengthened prices. and the market closed brin
Messrs Fisk d Hatch report prices as follows at
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, connect'he S'-
Louis and St. Paul, and running through the nhes'
portion Of Iowa, is BOW nearly completed. ine
naming million Of its per cent gold flrs' noi.
gage Bonds ID offered at W and accrued n.N'oo'
Parties who desire strictly frst-class Investment
ON ns of the very hest roads in the country are III
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29
INTEREST PAYABLE MAY AND NOVEMBER.

J. EDGAR THOMSON, r,rs,e..
CHARLES L. FROST, iruf'ee@
The Bond, OO per mile against the portion only OF
the line fully pleted and equipped. ,,-.
greater par the road aresd operation and me present
OF the operating expenses and interest," on
the Bon. establish through con
necons shortening the distance between 81 Pan and tco
Louis rapidly progTesng 10 time ior e
coming grain which II Is esmato VIII double
he present income Of the road
Tie this Rosd running as does through the
richest portion OF the
Of lows present advanced condition and earnings
ny recommending these Bonds to As
small quantity of The issne
Gnsoh and when the completed when WI o. s
immediate advance cnpuon price may be tohe ior
The Bonds have 50 convertible az the oton o. ne
the Of the and the payment OF the
principal provided for sinking fund The eonyerbty privilege
Bonds fail them early day 10
price considerably United states Five
Trenes prices only 4. cent currency interest
while and regard them to be snd
fully equal Railroad Bond issued and until they
NewYok Stock Erchsrg the rules OF VII en-
aue completed obhgste rehny
time Bonds sold after this date at the price
realized by their
All taken in payment free Of Commission and EI
press chGrgez
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

HowEs & MACY, Bankers lthe same as an mcorpo.
rated bank, No. 30 Wall-st., NewYork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject to
check on demand, can do so by deposting with this
Banking House. which allows Interest Oh the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE of Stocks, Bonds
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

C0PFEE-ol quite firm encouraged by
prospect OF light receipts sad the tmnss Of
sets AZ he Uou production, oaorng p1unk java
anr bn, yerv irm Oheg kinds dull Ro lalc Java 200
2 Msrac l5d 8e and L4guaya lGGl8lc al gold sales here
o( as bogs Maracabo per Baltimore Rio
Der Maggie Huggs lie and 800 do HeeiaEde at HE, go
CASpIES-Te nake. all descriptions coming uae this
beading continues quiet prices without Important change We
sr,rm Pateu, JuiF, Pn5.io u Sperm Patent Lyes Pol
Sperm Patent haeys.t0 q ham1s a" u
sr,ru City ............D a. .Steane, r. G.. Mitchell
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

OFFICE OF yERMuYE q Co., 1G and is Nassau-st.
The Coupons of the Long Island Railroad Co. due
Nov !, will be paid on and after that date at this
office. NERMILYE q co.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

The semi-annual gold interest due Nov. on the
bonds of the Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Mime
sofa Railroad Company will be paid on and after
that date at the banking-house of Henry Clews d
Co., 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

E1 BKIcr. iBueno. Ayres m red troil)3i rs
Hard NJ IS 0od % p Hog, Western Un~Ashed ~
v r.. ". 600 2l lcurrencyl .'.....sW dIl3
JeTscy. ~
t'rotGn Y NJ ii OdB o. Common bbl..'.''.'''S 10
PhiAdely lyhi4 Fronts. - OJGJ W Lamp, bbl'.
L@ths Eastern, e si....'''.' 4 "
RosendAe p bbl...... GSl 30 PIAkIEk PARIS ~.
Y.,n Novs Scotia, ". y tun- . - a. ~
Ro G,ande mi.nd gold y Gov h. q as 80
fNS ~ o ~ ~ - IS Gale Eaa. kCity y ~ t92 50
TRESW hX-Ib prices unchanged, &c for
Western and 32ic fer southern 80
ECOTT0E-Og advance IN Liverpool ana the prospect soon
having in Europe pnces were decidedly hgn ses a.s
Ie i evening and arrve including LIS for
and speculation delivery, the
far active but hode tm and prces decidedly higher sales
lst evening October l6te 9 Soyemler ~ 4l5ic l0,
December l5i l5e 100 Janurg l5se 2D fehrar 5ei 70
Is Ice day, 10J a b. Mobile, be- 30 DO do
Soemb.r s POO Ocober 6c; November 5!dl6!c 1900,
Drseter alC January -. al6icA bass Of Low
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

Foreign exchange continues strong on the expectation
OF demand for remittances against November coupons
The China arrived in port this afternoon, with large
of coupons board, the payment OF which will
doubtless make cash gold easy There has been but
limited demand for bills to-day, and the following were
no
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

vited to examine into the merits Of this security
II pays fully one-third more interest than Govern
ments, which are taken in exchange at the highest
market rate. w. B. sHATTucK, Treasurer,
82 Pine-st., New-York.
After full examination we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds. and desire to recommend them to our Gus
TONERS AS THOROUGHLY SAFE, AS WELL Az PROFIT
.Rrr rvvrsTnrSr. JAY COOKE a. Co.
Pamphlets, with map may be obtained and sub
scrptions will be received at the CoMPANY's oF-
F1cEs, No. 80 Pne-st., ew-York; at offices OF JAY
COOKE & Co., New-York, Philadelphia, and wash
ington; the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, and bank
ing houses of HowEs & MACY, New-fork
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

.s Al.ss. ..ss.
PRONlSONSThs Pork market dull The sales
IN job lots are @ bb at 2 73d $ for Mess az Extra Pnni toy
future delivery $50 bb for December & Bee IN fair demand and
firm hbs
and lisa l3 for Mess Tece Beef du sales Of 100
private Beef Hams dull bu; 10 prices bear OF no in
nont change; ss of Is bb tJG S3l 80 for Western Cat
Meats dull and nominal Bacon s 6 llc for CITY Dressed
Hogs quote dl0l for City. Lard doll aud heavy
sales of 2o h and tea 4dlii de for C 6.dls! for fair
prime Steam.
PErRoLk MThe has been but light demand for Crude in bulk
and ic l. the ba ing price, heard Of % On the Greek The
market has been les active and prices without change sales Of 900
bh o. all the year 80 3D. Lower Ra For Refined there has
inquiry and yesterdays quotations barely ned with
SAL, reported 1870 bhl in os for October, f 2c and
b6s ree of CONTRACT 22c Nphths dal and
nominal y s In Philadelphia there has been moderate business
Transacted and show hadng sales of 250 bb FOR
October 2ic The receipts Rhnei 3o bbs
Crude and for tie Refined 20 10 bbs and 2sll
RCBThe dnsnd continues hight and with holders Offering
their stocks freely prees weak and sOmesfA unen sales
OF Job lots Carolina al "a id7ic
srGAR-Raw less active bu, holders n hrm
Of higher prices; fair good R5nug SdlOc t for
No u sales $50 hhds 81 dOtc for Cuba loc for Porto ho
2O Havana at l0i Refined dull and rates heavy As
Ei03!e; White A. l2te B, l2c and Extra G. Ia dl2sc 49,
sEEDsGrass Seeds dul and pres without change We
Clover Cse1ts Lne without further sales, and nominal at
81 a. goh for .po;. 1900 .
sTBARS-Th, dG and prices heavy a, Bale for
Common o Choice
TAILOWTbe demand and sales made have
job equal zO at Sidy.c mostly at se for
Pr City
WHsRYWh 2 b receipts the msret has been quoted
leo bbs. Unbcund al dSc ~ do at
and LOO bblA wood bound at o5c
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29
THE MONEY MARKET.

sAIEs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
l04 O'CLOCK A. NJ. x...
.l Of state ondsRaroad Boads-Bank and RaiToda-h7's'
IL
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

$4,000 of the First Mortgage Seven Per Cent
Bonds Of the Cherry Valley, Sharon, and Albany
Railroad for sale. This is the only mortgage on
road % miles long, connecting Albany and Cherry
Valley. The road is completed, and has been III sue
cessul operation since the 18th Of June and It's net
earnings largely in excess of its interest on the
mortgage bonds. The road is perpetually leased 10
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, and the
bonds can be recommended as one of the very best
and safest investments in the market For further
particulars apply TO HALGARTEN @ Co.,
% Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29
City Bank shares were more active. The following

Railroad bonds strong NJ advanced quotations.
Central Pacific sold high as 90I lists Of C. {. ant
l. c. sold al 7saa7si. The following were the BIDS:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

The captuston of the fortress and garrison Of Metz,
aud advanced quotations OF Fivetwenties in London,
having risen from ssi yesterday to ssi. had a
weakening effect upon gold which declined front llt at
the opening to l3 though subsequently reactng TO ll
the attempted covering Of the shorts The volume of
business has been Of about the average amount AT
p IN the price was llli There is still large uncovered
nterestin the market reflected in the rates paid for
the Of gold until tomorrow, these being p and
per cent per annum and 16I and I32 Of per cent For
immediate delivery, 1l6oi of per cent were paid The
days business the Gold Exchange Bank was as fol-
lows: Gold cleared sSs5soOoO; gold balances. ,3o,I55
currency balances $55l5 None Of the United States
Fves Of 1871 redeemed today. The disbursements
Of the Sub Treasury account OF November interest
without rebate to-day were s95oCs making total Of
$3,670,7Oe 90.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for THE TRrsrSK.

Carefully Reported for THE TRIBuSE 80 49,.
ASES-Pos demand hut prees without import
AM change quote 81 IS Pearls dull and
ent rely nominal
BUILDING MATBRIALhre has been good demand for most
ali articles coming heading the market remains tn We
qucte -, ,..,n,, ,a,.
L. n AZ n Iinp Mrstern unHnnhsd
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29
S1.9OO.NOO

srvr,S prp crSr Com BoSps OP THE PORT ROYAL
R,Tpo,n CoWptSy These bonds are secured by
mortgoSe covering the Railroad and the entire prop
erty and franchises of the Company to the tn uni9n on
Trust Company of New-YOrk. They have ~ years 10
mn bear seven per cent interest payable semi,an-
nually, LIST May and LIST November In New r 1ork or
london at the option of the holder, free Of Gor1H-
menf tar and both principal and interest are paya-
Bile IN gold coin They also lnto the
capital stock of the Company, at the option OF the
holder. c.h coro
lima: unte the harbor of Port Royalthe best harbor
south of fNew-York-with the city OF Augusta, Geor-
ria and connects directly with all the railroads cen
terng at that point. II FORMS therefore, the Atlan
tic or Seaboard link in THROUGH LINES OF railroad
extending already many hundred miles west OF me
Mississippi which fact assures IT business second 10
that of no railroad in the South
These bonds are offered for the present, al the low
price of IS and accrued interest in currency we are
satisfied of the perfect soundness OF the ponds ana
consider them AT the price the cheapest hrst-cass
security offered in this market.
n. B.-Pamphets and maps giving 1ulther ihior-
nation furnished on application.
Governments and other securities receiver III eA-
change at full market rates. n
HENRY II. BooDY & Co.. l2 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

L!usvoOd, West eoss,

FLOUR AND MRAL-The market for State and Western Flour
~ Aye ard prces the absence from
Europe aud LIBERAL og ng give buye the advantage
Mru radef dull and irregular FAMILY brands stsd bat
o No superfDe offered freely and rather easier.
bbl
sour a. bp ....x5 5dS5 81 ono Ind, Ill s5 25d 50
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

NAVAL STORES-spis Turpentne has been hTT sve and .
quoted edy Of 100 bbls at that and
hpore sales Of equal 200 bb part private terms and
Al M There has but little demand for either the low or ne grades
Of Resins prices unchang quote Strained at 81 %
dS2 No at "a 10d 81 l a1d No 81 6SGS3 Tar and Pitch
are nomiIal At prices quoted yesterday.
OiiSfhere good demand for American Lned pfes
have advanced the qaote at S3d3sc Tor
esss and sdglc for bb In sb do II doll and prices noi
na unchanged The Crude Fish Oils continues hrm but IN
hear of Manufactured Oils dull and
ehange Other OILS without qaoa eah The demald continues
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29

Western Goa 81 81 State and 81 sd&5 50
BockWhe Flour wiea imPorisn ehsnge THE demand fair
asa 80 for and 80 5od 81 IS for Pennsylvania
Corn ana plenty; 40 bbs We
Corn Meal - 20d - 90 Cora Meal Brr.. - Ted
C.In Meal " esien. l5a 4 IS c. Meal
CON Meal West W ga IS
Bag Aeal-We follows Fine White 81 9d $40 Pine iel
low 65dSl 80; Coarse, 81 5Od 81 IS Cob Meal 81 5d ~,
and Ground Feed at sl +ea I'll h0
FIsI-Tb.rs good demand FOR all descriptions coming
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29
oYrcx Kansas PACIFIC RArIvAY Co, }
yJ,UF COUPONS and REGISTERED INTEl

EsT due Nov l. 100 the FIRST MORTGAGE SENE ES ~
CENT COIN BONDS OF the KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY CO..
PASY vi, he paid date the banking house Of hs,
plBSRY MORGAN CO. SO Exchange place, Scylork HoLer
twenty 2) sl rsye tie ca M reea'
The Transfer for Registered Bonds VII be er of Zs sla
opened Nov. 2. g y 'HhtLhi, lrasan't,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-29
Dipineno Nctites.
The AMERICAS EXCHANGE NATIONAL B.sk /
NEwYoRK, 0cr. % lS7c !
4 DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT. free of
OFFICE of MOBILIZE AND OHIO RAILROAD

" Co-The COUPONS Of STERLING BONDS ana INTEREST
gOSps Of th. Compa due 1870 viii be- paid EUgs hold
ofe Of C. NJ Lampon Co. q QGeeas London To ho"u
Northern Office Of sOuter Co. 5 Wia HeS
yo-k ,d 20 oers In the southern States the
IN MANI, A MURDOCH.
'- 1er,M Mohie and 10 n. r Co
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

lax Tor leDI..g... w ID
Beginning at the south.
west coTner of said lot,
thence east along north
I street nineteen feet,
thence north by the depth
Of the lot, thence west 10
the northwest corner Of
said lot, thence south
ninety two feet and nine
inches, 30 the beginning .
Grimshaw, James D..,V
First and second INSTALL
ment tax for curblng and
foot pavement on inter-
est from October 20,
1858 ..lI.........&9.&
Beginning on north l
street thirteen and one
quarter feet from the
northeast corner Of said
lot, thence south ninety
one feet eleven and ont
half inches 20 . twenty
four foot alloy, thence
west alongsaidalley thlr'
teen and one quarter feet
thence north ninety Ont
feet eleven and one hal
inches, thence east thir-
teen and one quarter fee
to the beginning. 90 aI
Gaven, John y..I......,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03
sub. b and Ditto. .........,,.
Imp.
"a sub. 10 and Fulner, Mary N. .,

lFitzgrraId Michael
First inslaIlmsnt uf taY
for r,,rI,Ing and paving
footwav IN interest from
| DscsmRer IA ISaO sl9 al
lFlannagan N etRI tr,,st
N IliIIurn
Rcsinlng twenty feet.
TrSm Tx Northumberland
Of Iot n,imbc, twenty IN
and irontIng on Fightl,.
street cast. running
thence west one hundred
and nine feet one Inch tul
an alley. thence SonthI
forty Ak feet slx inches,
thence east one hundred
and nine feet one inch
thence north forty Az
feet six inches to the be
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

DlttOs ..s..sssssssss...sss
Tax for 1851. I.Ol
Being the west thirty four
feet and three fourths Of
an inch front Of said lot
by the depth thereof
ditto. ..--.g..kE..-s.....sl
Beginning at the west end
OF the line dividing lotsI
sixteen and seventeen,
and running south twenty
three feet four and three
fourth inches, thence east
thirty four feet and three
fOurths Of an inch, thence
north tw0nty three feet
four and three fourth in
ches, thence west thirty
four feet to the begin
ming, .....g1as
Gordon, Charles. .......,s
First lnstalment Of tax for
curbing and foot pave
ment, on interest from
November 4 ,1S09. t24i. 0I
Grammer, Christopher .
Tax fDr 1897 ,fG3, Al
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

Beginning at the southeast
corner oil said lot and run.
ming west along Q street
north twenty-elght feet
and two inches, thenet
north nlnety-elght feet,
thence east TO q publlt
alley tWenty-oight feet
and two inoheA, thence
south along said alley
nlnety-eight feet 10 the
beginning. ~ 1
ditto. .....l.-....4.......
Gray, Z. H..s........E...I
Second installment foi
curblng and foot pave.
ment, on n crest from
December 3, 1893. ell ~.
German, Edward! gan.-A :
Tax forilAT. .E.g0.Ie7lfI
GarTetfon, y. A. ...g.I
Gllllss, Il. J............. ..
GreanleAf and Elliott....I
Beginning nj the southeast
corner OF said lot, and
Tunningnorth thirty nine
feet seven inches, thence
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

Isrlm. H.aGa 90 HI9,i
Ig51's abaF o. iagu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-18
Foreign News.

Paris is TRANQUIL, though there : cons..!"ri.
bic excitement and anxiety mn:'ea!": III liz
matter Of ii. KochetorE.
The Marseilles publishes he following lis
patch from Madrid: i public Earetin5 OF t%"n :
tv thousand Republicans in ilaJtid, b. unani-
nous vote send congratulations 10 The Ecpnb'
leans OF Paris and to deputy l;o.hciOrt, thc
devoted champion OF Democracy. In the Corps
Lcsislstif Yesterday the debate Oh the arraign,
ment of ROchci0rt was opened. Jnc chamber
was crovdcd with SPECTATORS, and ali the Dep
mites were present. kOche!ort occupied his
usual scat, aaa all the members Ct the Cabinet
we're present on the ministerial Bench. E,ln-
cclin opcncd the discussion with i proposilon
made hv the party Of the lett centre. Tie sad
that they felt confident Of the strength uI the
Ministry, and would advise that the pro$ccu-
ton against the offending Deputy be abandon,
ed: Olivier renllGd that the Government could
not accept this proposal. He demanded The
vote of the Chamber on the question al Issue,
otherwise the Ministers could not contlnuc ID
office. This declaration was received with ap-
uIausp from all parts Of the Hail. i;9chctorL
made 4 violent speech. lie declared the Min
istry were determined 10 ..rtril Of linn IS 4
Deputy, not bcin. able themselves to destroy
him. RochcIort Was frequently interrupted ty
rrotesalions from the members.
The chamber decided TO grant the demand
of the government Tor he amalsnmcnt "i l'''h
cfort by an overwhelming majority. The vote
| stood pc for and II against the prosecution
\ crowd collected arouud the Hall st tine
Corp LogisIatifl. y large polio" force "'s On
| hand
The Empress Of Austria tool; "aF' Of The
| Pope yesterday. She received c"hihu union
from him.
Over three hundrc,! OF the ia, hU@ refused i
| TO sisn The petition ia favor Of lnabliliy, '"tt
| many others returned cvasive answers. the on
posers OF the project intend getting mp t'un,
| ter prtltion, and assert that they are :rire "l
adhesions enough to drHat the n!a!llbIi'ty.
The Tablet a Catholic organ, say: Tie
| majority in the EcumGnical Council III ia.or Of
| the proposition of niai.ibiI;Iy will l' enormous.
! The Times thinks that th; presence "i Tue
freucll troops may encourage III" fup& I" ~
sist on iniaiihllity and syllabus, notWtthaiaI'i
ing the reluctance o! the touncl!.