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V7LtIU'
LONDON Sept q, 1s70,-The Prince Imperial
reached London this morning. Ius arrival at The
Charing Cross Railroad terminus was unexpected
and therefore du not excite the attention Of the
popuidce The Prince attended by his suite !;
he appelred TO be suffering from recent indisposi
ton Tie ordinary carriages Of the railroad station
were used Ior the conveyance Of the Prince aud his
suite, who driven 10 Morey's HOTEL where
they " III make a temporary stay.
Napoleon Is accompanied in his exile by Gen.
Castelnau, the Prince de la Aoskows and Counts de
Gens, de Waubert, Reilie and PJol all OF his per.
sonal star.
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Gen. dc wimpnen Exonerare. HIMSELF

LoNDoS, Sept 6--Gen. de Wimpffen, who sur
rer ieIed Sedan, Publishes long exclamation Ia ths
Faris papers regarding is position at the ue Of the
surrender. Ia 1t nc states that he had recently ar
rived nom Alslers, and Immediately ordered 10
command Gnder aacMaHon at Sedan. On his ar
r'r there le found M1cMahon suffering from
we're WOUNDS in his hp aud back, resulting from an
explosion OF she'll, fragments ot which had struck
f!r incapaoitt.ins hin from the active direction of
the movements o! tis army.
Gen. N.mpden was then
coHPLL.ED TO ASSUME TUE COMMAND
OF an army which wss aiready beaten. Though
ignoian. y! the position, eli b" refused 70 sign
c!es OF esPiuis;iOn. TIE PIussians produced a
map which sho~et the position OF the German
troops and batteries, and convinced him that the
obstruction oi the French army WAS inevitable
iAen only was tie surrender concluded.
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Eusenic's Fiiaht from tho Tuileries.

PARis, Sept Ut is now positively asserted
that the Empress lon Paris on Sunday afternoon,
going TO Belgium to reIOn the Prince Imperial. rnp
quilted the palace by the entrance the quay, hsY
ihg with her but 4 servant In the morniny ferd-
naud de Lesseus, relative of the Empress, went to
her and advised
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LONDON, Sent 6.--Agenls here are said TO be nj
gotiating 70. Breasted Park, in Kent as residenC
ior Napoleon.
BRussELs Sept 6.-Tbo Independence Beige lot
mates TINT
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Convention of War v eternns-The Soldiers
Declare against GreeIey-Frre Germany
and Free Cuba-Tbe Fight Ono Against
PIunder and COrruptiOn.


and Free Cuba-Tbc Fight Ono Against
PIundcr and Corruption.
SARATOGA, Sept. 6.-Ihe State Convention OF
war Aeterans, called by the Kings County War
Club, met at noon to-day in the Union Hotel ball
room. Gen. James Jourdan called the Convention
10 order, and Gen. John c. Robinson was made
temporary chairman. After the appo!atmen, OF
Committee on Organization the Convention took
recess I'LL O'Clock T., NJ.
On reassembling.
Cou. Gates, from the Committee on
PERNANENT ORGANIZATION,
reported for President Gen. Stewart l.. Woodford,
and one Vice President from each Congressional
District, at fellows Col A. NJ. Wood, Gen. james
Jourdnn, Gen. b. f. Tracy, Col. NJ. W. Burns, Col.
u. A. wills, Gen. Alfred Pleasonton, Gen John
COcbrane, Col, G. F, Hopper, Col. A. p, Ketcham,
Gen. Franz sigc Col. G. A. Wells, Gen John II.
Ketcham, Col. Robert Loughridge, Gen. d. M.Wood
hull, Gen. A. Alden. Gen. F. MofI.tt, Gen. T. W.
Judson, Gen. G. L. Batcleder, Gen. j. Il Plrlee,
Col. H. L Turner Col. d. c. stodllrt Capt T.
o. Brien. Maj. T. l.. Pool, Gen j, D. Murray, Major
f. A. Iicksnn, Gen T. Il. Jones, Gen. j. II. Roy
nolds, Col. A. IL. Brczee, MAI. W. A. Bull Col. W.
$ Cameron.
Secretaries: Capt. Frank NJ. Clark Col. John
Eal, Col. A. j. Clements. Gen, w. Il. French, Col
+. X MYer, Col. John G. Carmichael, Gen. Geo, ",
McDougall. and Capt, II. A, KimOall,
Gen. WoOdford was escorted to tie chair by Major
Rowan, Gen. PeaSonton, and Gen. Sharpe lie Was
received with loud cheers. lie said:
SPEECH or GEN. wooDFoRD.
| Comrades, remember as we stand here to-day
how we went to the trout We never dreamed Sc
| cession would become treason. We crushed the re.
bellion and the land IL free to-day. We face 70
face with danger worse than rebellion,
In the cities Of Now lOrk aud BROOKLYN organ.
iZed fraud has siczed the ballot boz, and Tam
many clique became rulers Of New York. The tune
has come when We must forget party lines as honest
men, and resolve that these frauds SHAH he
squelched, We come for another purpose. As
parties grow old dissensons creep In, and We come
Today to remind the Republican party OF tho spirit
which they had when they took Abraham Llncoln
from the plains of Illinois We come To tell them
that tile people OF New York demand Of them hsr.
mony and uniOs. Thanking you ior the honor done
me, accept the position Ieuderod me,
THE PLATFoRH.
Gen. e. r, Jones, from the Committee on Resolu
tOns repOrtel
WhetsJs The Republican soldiers Of the state % New
York are here assembled to cons alt together on the ~,
tere.n oI TIE Republican party. aud Alggas Lueh inca
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quilted the palace by the entrance on the quly hav
ihs with her but servant In the morniny ferdi-
nabd dc Lesseus, relative OF the Empress, went to
her and advised
THAT SHE SIGN HER ABDIcArIoS.
She seemed to agree to this, and taking the pro-
lect OF the act went to the nall where the Ministers
sat in council They all declared she must not ign
the parer. Princess Clotide, say the journals, was
the last of the Imperial smiiy to leave the palace.
she has gone to Prangins, where her children are.
II was evident from the Appearance Of the rooms
hasty. Trunks were pitched about in various
rlces, bantboxes and articles Of apparel were lying
about IN disorder, aud ths bed was not made.
IN rHE ExPERoR's ROOM
a number OF hats on all sides empty cigar
plate Oi iTOn, books, papers, revolver case, aud
piles Of journals. In the room OF the Prince In.
perlal were ais books rnl unfinished historic Il
exercise, written in u in round hand, ani the
door
MS LgADsS soLptgRs
lyiug about. IL IS stated thpt the ofncal re-
narng IN C,'rsc OF the pt!Jce, and all those whom
tie Empress Tad so favored, deserted her, and not
one remained 20 see her OIL Nothing insiIs the
pll1cs Sas llJured.
Svse Cf tie Nauoll Guard required the cooks to
prepare taem meal, aad draak some Of
rHE WISE N rHE IMPERIAL CELLARS,
but nothing else was touched. The y. on the rail
Inss - a. sae pIiacc was torn on or coSereu with
rags ani handEerct les strJn force - posted IN
'front.' Of tho new Academy Ul Music TO prevent the
mob uJuring that bui4aing. Guo Provisional Gov.
cynmen, makes HnosH that II viii permit no such
e1cHsses.
bRUsskL, SEPT G,tP M-The Empress Euseule
IS ABOUT lesn1s OT Lnsldni.
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CoLoGSs, Sept. Sat o'clock this after-
noon tie French Emperor passed here without stop
ping, the engines having been changed outsi the
city. The traip consisted Of ten cars II len Yer
viers at IL o'clock this forenoon, and Axa Chapelie
1t noon.
Another long train, with the Imperial household,
preceded it, Tue various railway stations were
throngcd with crowds Of people who were curious
70 catch glimpse Of the Emperor.
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PARis, sept. 5-Evening. The public order is
. matter OF ihe greatest astonishment, considering
the dOminsuce OF the mob.
LoSpor Sept. 6-Tne Republic has been enthu
nastcaly proclaimed at Havre, Marseilles. Nantes,
Lille rerigueux. aud Montpelier. Tne Paris city
Journals pronounce for the new Government and
Iay tley support the new Government OF National
Defence. di,carding all other considerations.
The new Government
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
NEW-YORK NJ. L. CONFERENCE.
SECOND DAYS SESSION.

The second days session of the New York
NJ T. Conference begun at in the Thirtethst
Church yesterday in the presence OF large congrega-
ton Bishop James presided, and the opening services
were conducted by the Rev. L. b. Andrews The congre-
CATION Joined singing the Goth Psalm after which Pre-
siding Elder j. b. wakeley OF the Newburgh District,
read an obituary list OF former members Of the New
York Conference giving their places OF ntcrment The
Committee Memorial services ON BlshOp thompson
reported that they had received an invitation from the
New York East Conference 10 participate In memorial
service at st. Paus NJ Church at o'clock this after
noon. The invitation accepted by the meeting ana
IL resolved that memorial paper be prepared by the
Committee.
The third disciplinary question was then taken up
Who are admitted into full connection tins year, Tie
called up and examined by the Bishop. The
following the A Il. Barber Josiah Sims, e.
h. LaDdon, G. Wright. Lyman y. Brown, A. b. Scutt,
John L. KctcbaIn. q. W. Martin, James H. Phillips A. H.
Haynes. Bishop James gave the candidates some whole
instruction, laying stress on the Importance o
certain amount Of clOcutlOnary abil1ty.
The Committee Of Examination reported on each one OF
the candidates Brother hns was continued on trial Tor
apotner year Much debate took place the admission
Of Brother Landon, stationed at stockport Doubt
pressed as 10 HE activity and success He passed
perfect examination and nothing could be brought
AGAINST bs character lie was finally admitted and
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Europa, Macdonald, Glasgow March IS via MO'e March
sRO 1aSaD Spencer wbmpoa LOG days mdse
fss E. 4;,S 4s%S S sSsas is.ssS aS.
,T%sSS a.@ n,IsgSgs g ,1. Is day; rsa ss' ron
Gardens, suPdSsrs Ha,1., March M,SeG as 8 sugar .sa,
Bs Bss Sna %n SsnS Ssa Name cs March a.
Bark Alfred Leselyu, CA'duA' March ~ sugar
ss Ns.siSG stss ssSTa Il ns,.D... ssy. .'s ae % sugar
ehSrtS S,S n s Il Keuu Rich s.gua 81 day. sugar anchored
E.oT c. %.i g. s S shCis Hs b.,
ETa pIa GAIeT seT Sess esTss 10 1 E as4 @a
BIZ Pioel R,aSe,ePeT for Psr.os S & ,o,,o,
''H Brig 10 Nellie o,, smith M,.e.lho IS day. coffee
se6t Eucbsntress Phillips. Savannah 8 lays lumber ,
seh Morales Ne~man, harseaibO II days coffee S Is
se6i RSSee % e kSro ronnou,.. p.rsoo. Is DAYS. fruit
Mrapd.. Phl.sephia Cha. woO.ey New Haven.
KeayO9 Hartford B.rsaew Grssasish' ss
Forest Home NewIsren Mary BrOckway New.IIaven.
Kate J. IIoyt Baltimore Mary MershOu Bilabehpor.
Kl.bthgs Yankee P nas. BLADE EieS,SpGt
Eage, EiabehPort II Ley Lewis III EEhlIaSetagort
JAS MeGee Port johnson. Maria Pass, Bilabehtort
Mercer Eh1abethporL Jno Burley, Port Johnson
Kate Callahan. Port johnson.
ship Young Eagle Perkins, %niS@ from Rs%,die.
Bas4 " X Clements Kelly MddesbOrO March railroad iron
Bark Sacramento rom San Domingo
Bre jeanne Marie, Rio GraHde Jan 81.
SAILED.
Seamshiys-Hsa Bremen Acadia for Glasgow Tafs for
Liverpool Columbia avsna Gen. Barnes for SaannaB; South
Carolina for Charleston, for Norfolk shipEurOpa for
BTemeu.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS NosRos Va April 7-Arved. steamship LansOurg'
caiHErsTos O. april ARRIVED, .hrs Island Belle, from
Frank Emily from Baltimore Sailed steamship Ten
nessee, Nes-York; J. W. Wilson, Philadelphia
SPOKEN.
Ship Bunker H from Manila for Boston, Feb l. lat 2al5 S. On
47E
Calcutta for Boston l2O days March a.
lat n ~. lon So ".
Ship Young Eagle Remedies for NewYork, April lat 555
Ion. 70 30.
Marroe from Cardenss for NewYork date lat 320
lou 1920.
Brig Marine for Nev-York March 30. OF Carysfort Reef
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
L. LIGHT HOUSE DEPOT OPgICE LGHT-liousB ISPEToRl
THIRD DISTRICT. TOMPKISsyLIk, :. l., April !, 1873
All the Sun Buoys which taken November
Winter Long Island
tributaries will be replaced dunng the month their
positions. CHls s. BoGGs,
Com U. s. n. Inspector Third Light House District.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
The following is list Of executions which have taken
UNION REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The Union Republican General Committee
held their regular meeting last evening, VcePresdent
Hugh Gardiner presiding After the transaction Of
routine business resolution offered providing for
code Of laws for governing primary meetings and eec
ton. IN the Assembly districts in order that
there might be more effectiveness aud discipline In the
f~publlean organizations. The resolution caused
considerable debate Mr.. Kingsley declared that his
organization would newer submit t0 any dctatOn from
the General Committee regarding their elections Mr.
Andrews said that II the resolution was udopted 10
wouId prove 10 be an Innovation, and "A violation OF
every principle on which Government was founded
On motion 10 lay the resolution the table ga voted
Ia the Affirmative aud 80 In the negative The resolution
wss finally referred To the Executive Committee Com.
Dunlcations from the Seventh and Twentieth Assem-.
bly, Districts referred 10 the Executive
Mr. Delahed Smith presented series OF Resolutions
which he sad framed by a distinguished me nb,I
Of the Republican party and he believed they would be
unanimously adopted. The first resolution
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

At the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday. the Hon. W. +. Dodge presided Messrs. G..
ii. Jarvis and G. Dows were elected auditors OF the
Treasurers accounts. Mr.. George Opdyke presented
memorial elative to the Funding bll which referred
to the Executive Committee. A communication was
read from 200 dealers IN the importing trade asking tho
Chamber indorse petition requesting Congress to re.
peal the act Of March a. 1867 respect TO tho seizure Of
books and papers Senator Roscoe CoDkling that
he had presented the petition Of the Chamber
the condition OF Block Island The following resolutions
also presented:
Rop,d That the duty Of the Government the holders
Of the demand
eIehApge therefor shensr they sA the same
further
R,d That this Chamber respectfully request, Congress co5perste
with lbe Ssfetsy o The Treasury out the spirit Of the
Tender and National BAnt acts by cooperating with him pereetng
plan whereby opportunity shall be offered holders Of
tender bos to fund them lat their opion)
said bonds tnesdng inier be
Of
notes shall al DO sins exceed the amount 10 circulation
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
va, a, Hartford. t9soo Sun Of Cleveland, e2scG Lum-
H..y,nau,s n 500 National 1850. m ~

l bermen's, t2,toG Natiop"b s<,0V'' a,
IyTcTCIIpgTER-The Free-Will Episcopalian
~. Sb,oded The officers Of Wsschester DIVISION sons OF
I,,ey publicly Installed John Dobe !" RI ~
sips w A. John Lonis Whooseappe, Lana 1Ys A. ~ o
hn,.,n Mr. suvers Sarah Rex. A. CT Wesona hai''s'
l. g.; Walter Ellis, o. H. - =,
uopoKEN-The hall of Martha Institute in ho-
aess, 6ed last evening by very intengent s
~. a. an ,sdre Henry Morton the pnepal ee c ps
,."n. relation 10 the instruction 10 De g'h 'ne
y, be observed impaDg it, and the manner in Nneh "
be given. -.
NEWARK.-Judge Bradley has returned nome
J.y. n, will for his Southern Cirent 10 NAY i"e Ro
no.sd snner in has been postponed nn oY
.. nae yenru. Fh District show the coles n
Ms,eh 10 b. The Board OF Health b NJ
,t .nJ Charle, srhleyA subInspeetors 9ers g
H.,s Rose who falsely reported 10 baye pooneo
mr. ,,uie taken beahtifY her complexion ook
Monpt pl,a,spt Church The remains wer. followed 20 'ne ~
ssJ " o ner.ou,mosty Prof Ncsersan
Nv Banker Yours before alage audience 10 'oe Dap
Church Al East Newark last evening
pIAINFIELD N. J.-Yesterday. about p. m, "a a
s ha,s ont IN the Green Valley FIGURING Mills belonging I'
~ Psnch in about two miles rom tns
Tbs bnlding With including large qnanhy OF e"'n
bnnsd The total $4,000 The origin oil Tue 'ie " wv
No u-or,on ha-
,o,eipg 10 A wealthy family has been detected 10 genAue
hen fom dry goo. aud arrested BY GEEK DUO ~
CHARGED on paying for the articles s"ien'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
of the Fifteenth Amendment, unanimously AuoPtb tbc
The second which recommended the rauneauo al n
for San Domingo, occaniopo""

second which recommended the ratlncauou y.
treaty for the annexation OF San Domingo occ"'io"
long discussions. Ii read as follows l., ., d.,co.t,.
Resolped That consolidated as this General Committee o.
om oftbe City Of Nee YoIk We are pee III
Of al classes Of ieie"
declaring that pubh opho ~ % asouion
nous N Of a ratification OF tne penuips HeHS w.
o Domingo the trnito Of
Resolved question must he
far look alone 10 he s ,oY,es INT
which inevitably from the anneip " IT., Ilsnd.
viewed as n must the hnre destiny oi rs
We cannot bu, our 10 he senate 70
stood BY him in TIE nu anu ~
so the deyence OF Cuba may the panuus oi he hAs oi 'o
Mr. Darling characterized San Domingo as the Key 10
Cuba He said that IL means one dtslil' ohe
and IL would mark the rapid strides that the auns'ia
tion Of President Grant taking IN the progress oi
human liberty Mr. Andrews decidedly opposed
70 the Committee taking any action on the resolutions
He believed that the Committee would appear III yer
ridiculous light EInipcut statesmen had been deberht
ing on the ratification OF the treaty, day ahd hgn''
for months and IL absurd Tor TINS Com
mttee 10 dictate TO the powers at Washington.
A number OF members expressed their views after
which an attempt made 10 refer the resolutions 10
the Executive Committee, which failed, ana the fesou,
ton finally adopted 80 voting IN the armatNe anu
~ in the negative . . 49, ,,,. 1,o,.
A letter was received from Mr. +. $. W. Titus Chair-
man of the Committee the Procession, lnNlng the
Committee to review In Unionsquare the procession
which takes place TO celebrate the adoption OF tne
teenth Amendment Mr. Titus in behalf OF the coloe
citizens, expressed the deep gratitude felt py the
the money appropriated by the Executive Coinntee VI
the Union Republican General Committee TO ald them ~
carrying their project. The letter coheluueu y,
the hope that the next election they inleht pe so
show in more substantial manner by Their sod ,o.e
that they appreciate all the Republican parry d ms
for their welfare a people. Inc COihuitteo auJo""0
until next Thursday evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
ADAYLIGHT ROBBERY.

On Wednesday afternoon hve OF SIX nes'
side roughs entered the Utah House, corner Vi Hs -.
.vo and Twenty St. and stated that they wished to
,,,ov bul,ards The proprietor that they were
thieves, who would probably refuse to pay fot teit
games but having a large number OF customers 10 wal.
n and bIs bartender being out, he concluded to et
them play rather than lose time In eecting tnem me
halls cre therefore placed the tables ana the game
c"mmenced In few moments the proprietor was calied
TO the back part Of the saloon for moment when oox
inc aronnd he saw the crowd hurryng from tne door'
nouna that something was wrong he started IN pur-
suit They It. to & se
Tho boc, When he returned he found both sets Oi D-
lard halls gone They had just been purchased at cost
Of
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
MARSHAL SHARPE AND coLLEcToR.HARLow

Gen. George H. Sharpe appeared before Judge
Batchfod yesterday aud took oath OF Office as Mar
shal for the Southern District OF NewYork and filed his
bond In $4,000. Messrs A. Bruyn Hasbrouck and Jansen
Hasbrouck OF Ulster County the sureties on tho
bond Marshal Sharpe has not concluded AS TO his course
IN making appointments.
Marshal Harlow was also sworn In yesterday before
tho Judge Collector Of the Fourth District His
bondsmen Moses II. GriDnell, ex senator Thomas
Murphy, John d. Parsons OF The Albany Euenig JotrUGL
ex-senator Madden OF Orange County, and Joseph Lee
Brooklyn The bond for 900 Co., and each OF the
suretles Justified IN $4,000 being usual To Justify I'm
double the amount required by the bond Mr. Harlow
Dy appeared before Commissioner Shields spd
gave his bond In $4,000 dsbursing officer Hugh j.
Hastings and Isaac Dayton the sureties this
bond He will the duties OF his position
until hs have been approved at Wasb and
bio commission 10 received
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
ppnMINRNT ARRIVALS.

Fifth-ave. Hotel-Leut.- Gen. Sheridan, Gen.
@. A. Forsyth Of sherdans staff g. b. MeCaptee,
Chief az the Printing Of the Treasury Depart
mani cen IT IT. Crttenden, Washington: Judge Loring
OF Massachusetts, Capt Wadge OF the Brsn noa,a Ap W.
Wright of Kansas and the Hon. 7. g. foungioye Cres'
cent, n y. - New-York Hotel-Admlral m2h,gom-
ery and Cant Leroy, u. 3. N. - Brev00rt houssI
Jndge Abbott OF Boston and xMayor Vaux OF Pnado M
phia - st. Nicholas IIotel-Gen spanldhgi SS,. c,
II Owen and Judge Meeker OF Minnesota; j. N. mc'u W
innSb of pitsburgh Chester Snow Of Boston, ana r. W.
BROOKS Washing gton. Metropolitan tiotelwHen,. r.
" Whitaker OF Iar ford and w. L. spauding washing
ION D- Astor Uouse-Commander Simpson, u 3.
Navv and ex Congressman j. B Alley Of Massachusetts,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
HOME NEWS.
TyJE WEATHER

TIIB WEATHER -, ,y,.
Nav Yopr Hour Their Bar Who'd 'osh 10 "a m w w.
AphlI @o 1917 w. hpm $50 oo4 w W.
"' IA $50 9Ol w. 20 20 ~ y, w n w
p,,,pus1yesteriay Thursday. the 7tb, was q D.iu u
a,ns say tho mercury ranging higher at p III. VIZ
o than il has been since Nov IT, 1869 Ihe SKY was
slightly cloudy to 10 M then very ciOuuy ~ The Polar
lights were fanty visible to 4am Noteo c'IrS ,sS a.
II pm to II; very cloudy ll6 slightly ciouay yrcbe or
Uranus viii be about degree or two % Oh ono
nnn nortb An occnltaon OF the planet by the moo.
H be visible IN no clouds inerpose at tho paIaes oi
,atitnde below 300 south Of the Equator as at
Valp,raiso. and Buenos Ayres. Tne moon oio'oo' o
meridian AT 6:O2 D. ID. at high altitude
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY, APRIL8
Mails for Europe via Derry and Liverpool b be Nes"n H.
Po,nd Me close PostOce at No letters sent
by this u all except specially directed
- SATURDAY APRIL g.
Europe via Southampton and Bremen per steamship D
from Hobosen close PostOfce at IL Steamship sai az
m Supplementary paid letters ony, made up on Bremen
Pier, and closes at lao p
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
FLEETWOOD PARK CLUBHOUSE.

Mr.. George w. Jenkins has fitted up club
house for the accommodation OF the Fleetwood farA
Climb at No 43l Broadway, Forty yfrsst The IN
aupraton of the track is TO take place on the ot n
and 9th OF July several private matches VIII take
nlace i'm May and June
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
IAnnouBeemenh
,vox,ors War has smootled his wrinkled

OB-KNOX-IOUS War mas SmUUITVu TIIS "II''Hio"
front in the Western republics Spanish America and trade non'
h.mopi,pe than good hal. whose bead more
circulated issued from a2 Broadway corner
Fpou.t wby then should not KsoI be known as the "
the p,dodI In bis present Spring styles unequaed elegance
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

PAPERS, TwINFs, THREADS, AND CORDA&Se. &
H.nyxY oaee wNeoous 2s and 700 Broad"T Hs"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

DrSB.Smith's Magnetic Salve,3O9 B'way ,cures
- , 6l. barber, Itch ke Wholesale at Cnttendsa ona'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
LATEST SHIP NEWS

FROM GI ASGOw-Tu steamship Europa April IWn Gibson
Rabsri.op " Fa Henderson John Harper William G~iDe
B Hamilton.