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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-14
THE DOOMED CITY.
TEL eGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Outpost SlSirmishiHG-N0 Hope for the City
The Bonbardment Certain.

Outpost Skirmishing-No Hope for the City.
The Bombardment Certain.
LONDON, Dec. H. 1870.
despatch from Versailles, dated on the 9th inst.
and forwarded specially for the NEW YORK HERALD,
reported that, except occasional and unimportant
skirmishes the ourposs. nothing OF interest had
occurred up to that date since the recent sortie.
NO HOPE FOR PARIS.
The grand result of the advance OF the army under
Prince Frederick Charles having been the complete
wreck Of the French Army OF the Loire all hope for
the relief of Paris from the provinces has been COM
pletely destroyed. There L. now at these head
quarters further fear OF military resistance from
any quarter.
I THE COMMANDMENT.
In the event of procrastnatiop on the part OF Gen.
eral TrochI and the other authorities in Paris, in
the matter OF capitulasion, che bombardment Of the
city is certain TO take place. Tho very centre OF
Paris Is within reach of shells from the heavy guns
now In position ON the works OF the besegers, and
Notre Dame can easily be made target Of The
bombardment VIII PROBABLY commence on the 10th
lust the place Is not surrendered before that time
Another sertis and Another Repulse-why
Paris VIII bo hOn an the
City--Futfiug the Best Color On II.
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1870.
telegram from Versailles dated on the 10th
inst furnishes the following intelligence--
ANOTHER sORTIE AND FRENCH REPULsE.
The French assuming the offensive before Paris
In large force were repulsed at nlghtfau, after a
days artillery fight The PFaasian loss was slight
A few French prisoners were taken. c-va~
WHY PARIS WILL BE BoMBABDED.
A telegram from Berlin, dated on the 10th inst,
states that Che bombardment OF Parts Is not dictated
by any special influences, but VIII be put into effect
for solely military reasons.
Vast preparations are in progress for the bonn
pardment OF Paris Private adyices state that 1t
will commence Immediately.
THE FOOD SUPPLY IN THE CITY.
telegram nom Bordeaux, dated on the i1th
inst. states that advces from Paris represent that
the supply Of food win last until February.
RosE-CoLORED FRENCH REPORT.
A despatch from Lille, dated December 10, states
that General D'Henecourt who has arrived there by
balloon from Paris, says the battles the 30th OF
November and the % OF December were victories
for the French, and that the Prussians lost fifteen
thousand prisoners and six guns. He states that
Paris suffers no privations; thai the agreement Of
the population 10 good. and that the object Of his
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REPORTS FROM BORDEAUX
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HEssLa.


Theirs in Observation-Disclosures with the
my--Reinforcements Going Forward
German Bumaers--Freuch Aovcmenst To-
ward the South.
BORDEAUX. Dec II, 1870.
The government has been Installed here.
VIGOROUS MEASURES TO REINFORCE THE ARMIES
vigorous measures have been decided upon, ana
large renforcements are going forward 10 the army
a. q - q
from all parts Of the south OF France The troops
are perfectly armed and equipped. large number
OF batteries are ready for service, are also The
men aud horses for o large cavalry force.
GERMAN RUNNERS IN FRANCE.
The HOnte,T says Germans who do not belong to
the armies follow in the for the purpose OF plum
der. Tney seize grain, fruit, furniture and what
valuables they can lay hands ON, and send their
booty Germany, leaving the inhabitants destitute
and starving.
A FRENCH ADVANCE FROM THE SOUTH EXPECTED,
General orders for an advance are to be issued 10
all the troops N the south OF France vast PLUMBERS
being ready, armed ana equipped.
MOVEMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS or aAaBErTA
Minister Gambetta has gone 10 Bourges. ae an
nounces that General Chawzy Is making most de-
termined defence.
M. Gsmbetta Is expected hsre soon TO review the
Gardes Mobile who are going TO the front.
u MINOR SUBJECTS.
Several French victories arc announced.
M. Theirs is hero.
The postal and telegraph service are much inter-
rupted.
M. Gamnetta Is still with the army
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THE ARMY O. THE LOIRE.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

The Duke of MeckIenburg's Telcsrams--
Dreadful Condition of the Roads--The
French Reinforced-The Attack Near
Mcun2-Accounls Of the Brittle mt Beau-
gency-Hard Fighting for Three Days.
LONDON, Dec. IL, 1870.
The Duke OF Mecklenburg telegraphs TO his Duchess
a devout announcement of the victory at Meung on
the 9TH
DREADFUL CONDITION OF THE ROADS.
correspondent writing from Versailles says
that reports from the Second army corps, now IN
pursuit Of the French, say that since the last fight
the roads are INSTRUCTED by largo quantities OF
stores, guns, aims and clothing, abandoned by the
enemy in their retreat.
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE REINFORCED.
The journal du Haue says the Army Of the Loire
has been reinforced to the extent OF 40, 600 men.
TIE FRENCH ATTACK NEAR MEUNGs
The French made a violent attack on tho Germans
near Meung, but were repuised.
RESULT OF THE FIGHT AT BsAUGESCY.
The Duke OF Mecklenburg reports a severe battle
with the Army OF the Loire. at Beaugency. where
the French were reinforced. Fifteen hun red prison
ers and six guns were taken. Tue remainder OF
the French army Is on the road 90 Bourges cap
tured or beaten,
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Another account says after the fight or the TIN the
Bayarlans threatened Beaugency and the forest OF
Marchenoir. The French were reinforced, but the
Prussians took Bravant. Beaumont Messas and
Beaugency. On the 9th Bonvalst y,llerceau ana
Bernsy were captured.
NOT SO GREAT AFTER ALL.
the defeat oil the Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Seven
teenth French corps at Beaugency was not so de-
clsive as ut drst supposed. To-day the Seventeenth
and Twenty second Bavarians, occupying position
near Beaugency, were again unexpectedly attacked
by cne French. A serious fight followed, lasting TIL
night The Bavarians maintained tho position with
moderate loss ays.-.-- ,--~spsf s--s%., -s... =
THREE bAYs' FIGHTING.
correspondent writes from Meuns, che head
quarters Of the Duke or Mecklenbure the 9th inst -
We have had three days. lighting with the Sixteenth
French corps, commanded by gourequibery, and the
seventeenth, commanded by Colomb, both corps
under the direction Of Ghauzy. The German forces
consisted Of the Seventeenth and Twenty second
divisions, the First Bavarian division and some
cavalry. The fight commenced on the 18th near
Msung and was continued during the 9Th and 9th
along the roads leading to Beaugency, which
Is occupied tonight. The French fought with
wonderful obstinacy. The German losses are great,
but those OF the French are greater. The Army OF
the Loire 10 now separated into three bodies.
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Chanzy's two corps and two under Pailieres are
retreating towards vierzon, pursued Dy Prince
william OF Mecklenburg The one on the north
bank Of the Loire, Glen, ls pursued By The
Third corps. More fighting is expected tomorrow.
GENERAL ITEMS.
despatch from Versailles, dated December IL !,
gives the following items:-
The French were repuIsed last Friday in an at
tack on the Ninth corps at Montlivault, near Blols
The French were driven out of Chambord by the
Hessans, who captured five guns.
After the fight at Nevoy tho fugitives were pur.
sued beyond Briare.
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MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
Z. 3ssS.
TELEGRAM 10 TIRE new YORK HfaAL1.

seizure of Arms ia Beiginm--Ernucc RexniB-
ina Her Owm--t.crrnan Relniorcements.
LoNDoS, Dec. IL, 1870.
Arms destined for France nave been seized in
Belgium.
FRANCE RgsAisIsG HER OWN.
Ham, where Napoleon was imprisoned, ana 81.
Quentin, both IN Northern France have been occu-
pied BY the French forces. A despatch from vcr-
sailles, dated tho 10Th Instant reports that &C
Ham the French captured detachment OF Germans.
together with their artillery
GERMAN IMPROVEMENTS.
A despatch from Berlin, dated December 10, states
hat the new leyes Of the landwenr destined
for reserve division which VIII reinforce the army
In the field.
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THE ADVANCE ON HAvRE
TelEeHAms TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

'ANAs"N"~ - ~ -" wv" hL"T@"s
Excitement in Havre--Meesius of the Trsnch
saiiors-shots Fired-Tae Movement ON
Bavre a Feipt-Cherbourg Aimed mt.
LONDON, Dec 49, 1870.
A despatch from Havre, dated December 10. and
forwarded specially for the NEW YORK HERALD. con-
,ains the following intelligence
MEETING OF FRENCH SAILORS.
There is much excitement here over report that
meeting had taken place among the sailors Of the
feet General BRAND ordered ten war vessels to
Cherpourg. The sailors refused to 60, and shots
were fired, soma Of which struck the forecastle Of
tho Shenandoah.
cHERBoUEG AIMED Ar
1t reported that the intention to attack Havre is
feint. 1t s the capture OF Cherbourg that Is In
tended.
TAKING CARE OF AMERICANS.
Captain Wells, OF the Shenandoah, will take the
American women and children on board OF his ves-
vel In case the city Is bombardcd and convey them
:" southampton. There are four French iron-clads
In the harbor.
Axntntcd-Erench Military Resources
e'r Dehsienries- Extreme Resistance De-
''r"'ned on-A Battle Expccted-Property
ovco and u Danser-Gcrmans Ex-
professionalism shipplur-Dien,a occu.
pied.
'Sicsam rom HAVE dated on the 9th inst.
NV aHs1slasa specially ier the NEW YORK HERALD,
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EXIT oARlsALDl.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK Hs,.Lc.

Resignation OF the Iiniisu-Hc Wants to S:0
Observation-Disclosures Of France the Cause.
LONDON. Dec. Il, 1870.
despatch from Brussels. dated December IL,
and forwarded specially for the NEW YORK HERALD,
states that Garlnaldl has resigned his command Of
the Ar y OF tho yosges, ana Is about 10 return TO
Italy, This action Is caused ~ the unirendiy sptrir
manifested by some Of the French population who
are not disposed TO continue obstinate defence.
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THE GERMAN ARMIES
FRANCE.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW york HsaAls.

The Strength Of tho German Armies-Whcro
They Are Operatin9--Io Rccruits-1Iove-
uepts In Northern France.
LONDON Dec. IL, 1870
The following kilograms explain the strength and
positions OF the German armies In France
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CONTINUED ON SEVENTH PAGR
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forces were in Dleppe on F;iday last The place Is
reported to have been occupied on the same day
without resistance.
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journey is Il insure coincidence in the movements
OF al.the French armies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-30
0n a nridaI roar.

Mr. d. Talbot, the gehtlemanly agent
of the Etna Life Insurance Company for
this State, was married in this city yestef-
day 10 Miss Ada Lena Greene, and the
happy couple left in the afternoon on a
bridal tour TO the North. Mr. Talbot
came 10 this city about Ave years ago from
New York and has built up largo and
lucrative business. He came here for the
purpose of settling permanently in this
city, and by devoting himself assiduously
to business, has won the esteem and conf
dence of large circle of friends, and has
at the same time prospered. During his
visit TO the North Mr.. Talbot will be able
TO satisfy large numbers that Northern
man is as safe in Tennessee as any where
in the Union. Being the general agent of
the Etns Life Insurance Company, he has
travelled pretty much over this State. and
and he will bear testimony to uniform
courteous treatment from the people, and
that an insulting word had never been ad-
dressed to him, although it was well known
that he was citizen Of Northern birth
The people of Tennessee would gladly
welcome thousands Of such Northern men
as Mr.. Talbot to this State. There is
plenty of room and a cordial welcome for
every man north of Mason & Di1on's line
who desires to become q citizen of Tennes-
see aud to aid in building up the State and
developing its material interests, and Mr..
Talbot will bear full and ample testimony
to this fact.
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The LnsI Week.

This is the last week ut the Rink of the
renowned skater, Mr.. st. Clair, whose
wonderful and graceful evoluiions, and
almost miraculous ieats Of agility upon the
roller skates, have attracted such universal
attention and commendat on during
the past several weeks. Those who
have not witnessed his performan-
COS will not fail 10 avail them
selves OF the few remaining evenings Of his
stay 10 do so. mr. St. Clair has not only
distinguished himself in our midst as an
unrivaled champion Of the skates, but by
his courtesy and politeness, and uniform
gentlemanly department, has made many
friends here, who hope that his sojouns
may always DO in pleasant places wher-
over he NAV 90
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Roller Wagons.

1t appears that the roller skate fever
has seized upon the juvenile population Of
the city with alarming extent. Az sub
stitute for the skates used at the rink, those
of them who cannot enjoy that luxury
have prepared a species of small four
wheeled wagon, land have converted every
sidewalk, Aag-stone and q down grade into
an amusement thoroughfare for their
special delectation. Numbers Of them
were yesterday thus engaged on Market
and Cedar streets. 1t is rather n bad
practice, a great annoyance to pedestrians,
and especially dangerous TO unwary shins.
We hope that this sort Of roller sport will
be suspended at least till after the heated
term
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THE COTTON rIARIxETs.
CnInmhna. Gnrunn 81.

Columbus, Ca, yuno 81.
Our market dull and nominal; middling
1sc; low middling 17@17lc.
Montgomery, Ala, June %.
Montgomery cotton market is quiet at
17lc for low middlings. Several cotton
plants covered with caterpillars we're shown
on the streets this morning.
Rome, Ga, June 81.
Market quiet and dull; quotations nomi-
nal; demand limited.
Macon. Ga, Juno 81.
Cotton Receipts to-day, bales sales
Z; shipped 80.
The market is wholly unchanged. Opera
tons are so light that quotations are merely
nominal. The best cotton here would
bring at the close this evening about IS
cents None offering.
Augusta, Ca, June 81
Cotton-with light Offering stock the mar
ket has ruled quiet and easier. Middline
1Sc. The lower grades are much neglected,
and only saleable at relatively much lower
pdces. Sales 13f bales. Receipts25 bales
Saynnnah, Ca, June 81.
Cotton quiet; n1ddlings 1sIc; sales 15C
bales; receipts 297 bales; exports coast
wise S57 bales; stock 16, $50 bales.
Cbarlesson, >. C., juno ~.
Cotton flat; middhng 19c; sales 80 bales
receipts 261 bales; exports eoastwise Az
bales; stock 5. 400 bales.
Norfolk, June "a.
Cotton dull low middling ls5c; receipts
2i1 bales; exports coastwise 33f bales
stock l, 746 bales
Galveston, Texas, June 81.
Cotton steady and in fair demand; good
ordinary 1910 sales 800 bales; receipts 100
bales; stock II, 2G4 bales.
Mobile, Ala, June ~.
Cotton quiet but steady; low middling
1sc; sales 400 bales; receipts 46i bales;
stock %, $40 bales.
Atlanta, Ga, juno 81.
Cotton-Narket dull at lie for mid
dlings; ice for low middiings; 15c for good
ordinary, and lac for ordinary; receipts
light
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4 II u.
Gen. George Nancy has just returned
home from protractod business trip TO
Justice Mathews has been kept away
from his Office for the past few days BY IL l
ness in his family.
Peter Bruner was yesterday arraigned
before Justice Cassety for assault on Frank
Martin, and required to pay a fine Of 81 !
and costs. - e. ~ - ae3ssa5s 4
( Under The direction of Capt Petit, Of
the Street Department, some very neat and
substantial curbing is being put down Ii ,
Vine street, between Church and Union.
Many persons, we leara, viii &c from
the city to the various springs, and places
of summer resort, in different parts of the
State, during the early part Of next week. :
A gentle rain tell near seven O'Clock
yesterday evening, which was quite re-
freshIng in its effects, and had o tendency
to still further tone down the heated at
| mosphere. $50 - - siea .sssloss ?
There was considerable change in the.
| temperature Of the atmosphere yesterday,
| it being cooler by some degrees than on
the few preceding days. 1t was still very
| warm, however. <.ss.s u s.-ssssss J
Our weliknown fellow-oitizen, 4. H
Barry, Grand Scribe Grand Lodge, L. "
o. r., We regret to learn, has been confined
to his bed for the past week from indispo-
sinon.
Our entorprisinQ music dealer. James A.
Mcclure, sold few days ago a piano, to
i 90 all the way to Texas. 1t was shipped
on one of our packets in the Cairo trade.
| McClure's reputation, and the splendid ill.,
struments no represents are on rising
ground. 800 49,
/ RI. Newman. a WELL known portrait
| painter here before the war. has returned
To his native heath. and located bis studio
in the KIrknan Block. Church street. He
has lust finished splendid portrait of GEN.
Robert Il. Lee. -. =; q = -,
u,o.a.,, .,,,,,,s, All ,es.., ,oor ,.;,, Acso.
80 Sei,natnsa ~ ~ ~, .,ta raa- ,,os,
sba1 No. bsd . I g,si t;r,a If 4 With
the commencement of the new fiscal wear
many changes In incumbents. etc. will
take place. Among others DR.. D. Cliffe
| will assume the RESPONSIBILITIES of United
States Assessor. for This district. in the
place of DIR. q w spariine, 49, ,s
a.. al,;.-oat 80 r.. .h;s .oaoor
n az niS Na.hIIIe ~ naoa.,s Ps;Irnad
over VIC NasT anu 80 o r. 80 ,,1o 40,
" .s .l 20 ponoh.o,' s.haas rocoivsd hv d
,oA1s u p9 s a. w snns 80 c., Thon,oa
G;L.a,a 60 S,, .,o I'M Msprv countv,
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Charles Prim and Letitia Sasser, were
put in the city jail on Tuesday evening as
lunatics for safe keeping until they can be
properly admitted and secured in the State
Lunatic Asylum This is the second time
that the latter has been confined for this
malady. Last season she was discharged
but it appears that the old affection has
required with more violent symptoms than
before. There are now four of this IN
fortunate class of afflicted humanity in the
jail, who will be admitted into the asylum
as VIC learn in short time.
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Cnpf. 10. I..RidIeY.

This gentleman, whose name is an
nounced as a candidate for Attorney Gen
eral of this district, is resident OF Muir
freesboro and son Of the late Bromfeld L.
Ridley, for many years one Of the Cham
cellors of this State Eminent as a Chan
Gerry Judge, Chancellor Ridley was in phi
waite Life one Of the most estiinable and
r"Urlrr rannsErcr 80 ever knew. We ore
g-atified 10 learn that the son, who bears
his fathers name, bids fair TO equal him as
n LAWYER
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To CnrrcSnnnsIcnfs.

In the UNION AND AHEBToAN, Of Sunday,
we published au article under the head of
"a true, living Homo Insurance Com
pany," which has elected very considera-
bic comment among the workingmen, and
we have already received several commu-
nications on the subject, asking informa-
ton relative TO tho enterprise. To our
correspondents we can Just say that the
company Is being organized by a number
OF our capitalists, and in n very short time,
an opportunity will be afforded for the
.workingmsn TO take advantage Of the
benefits TO DO derived from such a com.
pany
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mAnKErs BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June 20, P. M--Consols for
money 92S; on account 92}. American
securities steady; 5-20s, '62s 80; Cos ooh
'G7s 500; lO-lO's So. Stocks steady.
FBAxKroRT, June 20. : Bonds I'M
changed.
L1yERpooL, June .. - Cotton-mid-
ding uplands gsd@iOd; Orieans rvr,isy
lOId; sales 8, 900 bales. California white
wheat los I'D; red western No. 2 s. Cd
Western -four 23s Cd. Cc-n--No. 2 mixed
3Is Sd.
New York sEonCy Market.
NV YoEK, June 29.-Money very abund.
ant AT 395 = cent on call. Sterling firm
at IO99@IO5z Gold dull; opened at I'LL
advanced 10 l1lss, and fell 20 ifl4 on sales
of 500. 600 10 the Canadian Eank against
bond opeI atoms; recovered 70 1t2k@Il2s,
and closed steady. Carrying rates / per
cent, and borrowing fat. Clharances As
900, 600. The Treasury sold 1,0O0, go at
III 5G-IOO. Governments closed fraction
of best note. State bonds fra; old Ten
ressoes &C; new 6Is. Sub-Ireasury bal
auo,-rs,,s u "a E9G: currency 12.47s,-
7O8; general balance 90,O95,3I. Ins
Assistant Treaf airy paid out on account Of
the Julg interest 1,2sO,gf3 gold, making
the total Shus for 3,G7S, 3SSs5.
flow York GeReraJ FIarkeGs.
NEW YoRF, juno 29.-Cctton heavy and
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Ar the April term of the Davidson Coun-
~ County Court, committee was appoint
ed TO investigate the conduct of the County
Sealer Of Weights and Measures. SAID
committee viii mest at the County Court
room, in third story of the Courthouse. on
Saturday, the I'd day of July, 1870, atl2
o'clock. All persons having complaints to
make against said officer viii appear before
said committee and inform the committee
Of any cause they may have Of complaint.
jun30-3t
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I,Tn,n.,cs.

There are now forty inmates in the city
prison for various offenses. OF this num-
Der, there are but three females. They
are, as to color, lbout equally divided be-
tween black and white. pho JUL iI;ts been'
fixed up, and considerably renovated in
formally. All the rooms, both Of the inner
and outer prison, have been whitewashed,
cleansed and purified, and ito sanitary con-
dition put in quite good order. es
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-30
THE COURTS.

CrEoUrr CouRT. The testimony in The
Southern Insurance Company law cult OF
PEBBLES w. Thompson is notyet concluded.
An informal call of the docket will be
made to-day, commencing at No. Gel.
CRIMINAL CoURT argument was yes.
terdLy commenced in the case of the State
against Patrick Moore, Indicted for murder,
L. NJ Temple, Esq, making the opening
speech on the side Of the prosecution
Judge Guild then addressed the Jury in be-
half Of the defendant, and Gen. Bate COM
menced Mo "a. :, ..1-..c.:.t ~ he sauna aide. 10
be concluded this moraing. The trial will
probably be concluded to-day.
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Heavy Interest Povmcrt.

The Mobile and Ohio railroad, through
the Treasurer, yesterday paid to Col.
Pennebaker, the Comptroller, $50, 544, the
amount of interest on Indebtedness due
the State from that road. The payment
was made il the bonds and coupons of the
State, and is, we believe, the heaviest pay
ment of this character that has yet been
made to the present Comptroller. A num-
Der Of the roads are coming forward and
promptly meeting this portion of their in
debtedness.
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This institution continues 10 flourish es
an amusement attraction Of the city, draw
ing nightly large and delighted crowds. II
seems although we al. N ohe days Of .:e
heated term to be growing steadily IN pop
ular avor. The versatility Of talent and
diversity and rarity OF attraction presented
upon the boards each evening, oonspire TO
make il fAvorite place Of resort With tte
amusai aers. There is superior
bill presented for tonight, WIZ '7=e i,re-
suaie the house will be crowded to over
flowing