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The New York herald., 1870-03-03
w.sTcyrsr. n RoU,rv,RD COMMISSIONS.

The Citizens Bccoming Weary of
Indignation Meeting mt Man,ar0n> ''A'
large and influential meeting OF tue tai, 'aJe'a
OF the town 0T Mamaroneck held In that vilA 'se
on Tuesday evening for the purpose Of protestinA
against further appropriations Tor the construction OF
bou.eyards in their town, and also to discourage
the continuance OF commissions In the
carrying out OF local road improvements.
1t appears that two years ago the Legis-
lature passed IN &C. BY which BOARD OF CON-
mssioners was appointed with power 70 straaghten,
regrade and macadamlzs the old Boston post road
from tho Morrisania and West Farms town line to
the Connecticut State line, as an expense
not to exceed $4,000 per mile. The Coni-
m,ssloners now ask the Legislature to amend
so as TO read s25, 900 per mile TO the additional
$4,000 per mile proposed considerable opposition
the proposed Improvement Is to pass. causing feel
Ing 0i almost universal disconteRt among the tax.
payers.
more, supervisor OF the town. having been called TO
the chair stated tnat he was opposed 10 the idea OF
thought there were persons IN each town who
were were fully competent to open and improve
Ss1 money o had s.sn ms .usa sndS . ns sns
work could bc done Tor $4,000 the amount origin.
ally asked @ for FOR, , but the town , nad been called
road. Tho Supervisor added that he had
takep some trouble 10 ascertain the feeling
CHteTtdiucu w MS COuStlueuts OH inc buDeCl, anu
he Lad found that there was general opposition to
the bill now before the Legislature giving the Com
mlssloners authority to raise and expena any more
money. on their account.
Other addresses tending to the same end were
made by soina Of the citizens present at the
meeting.
ON motion, resolutions were adopted setting forth
that the bill asking for an increase Of money to
finish the Boston post road and now pending
before the Legislature, was not IN accordance
with the views OF the assemblage, and that
they Intended " oppose the passage Of said bill by
a thp Wi
ana also that the voters Of the town Of Mamaroneck
were In favor or the building Of the roads 0i tho
town by their own 0fncers with the consent OF the
proper legal authorities. committee was also
appointed to prepare . remonstrance for presen
taton to the Legislature against giving the present
commissions any further power or control over
cIne emf
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,,ug STAGE AT HOME AND ABROAD.


Pecbter eISs b, o. 20 the Huoites on Saturday.
they like his Hamlet Ssu there's no accounting
for tastes ysr
Mrs. Scott-SlGdoSs had a narrow escape from
frghtfu, death on the Mississippi Central Railroad
last week. The train in which she was travelling to
Memphis ran OF the track and nearly plunged over
bridge into a creek. Mrs Sdtons was consider
ably bruised In the face and hands,
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Pau, the cloverest and NEST
versatile artists In their line have had FOR years
in this city. are giving their parl0r entertainments
this week al the Brooklyn Athenaum. Next week
they open at Dodwortn Hall.
Harry Palmer has returned from Europe. bringing
with him shlpload OF sensations for 1ammany,
which ID to be resuscltated again. Tney consist OF
Spanish ballet troupe, seventy-hye in number;
French female gynnast5, tight rope champion, n
marvellous monkey and o large variety company
under the direction OF Professor Rlsey.
pantonme called "Laa R0okh' has been pro-
duced at Lewis theatre on tho Maidanal, Calcutta
and Is reported to be u success.
NJ. Pasdel0up finished MS career at the Lyrique
fighting under The dag OF Herr Wagner. His last
opera was "Rienzi,r ana his last audience the anna
teurs OF future music.u
M. ii. J. Byron nas quilted the Globe theatre. and
w shortly appear at the Adeipai III anna vi his
own composition
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ANU Sc Il NTs.


Mr.. YEsTHR WALLACE IN BRo0KLYs.-The Acs-
denny OF Music was crowded last night with highly
appreciative audience. Mr.. Lester WallacK ana his
unriyaed company performed, for one night only,
Robertson's nne military DRAMA qf .Qqrs y hnd y
was rendered in . ps,.ner tnar was extremely
orsfHtehIe to the dis,aguished actors. Mr. wailack
WAS Of cop>se Hugh Cnalcote and sustained inc
part wien hs usual ability and Miss Moore -
BIZ sache Howe. brought down the ho"' =, .s:sE
scene: Tho spectacnM pxxv of tho 6iay was Won
managed, M and prouucct an effect not surpassed evAn
usual orchestra added very much to The effective.
ueaa VI !.o r.GS6 In the production OF tne martial
music Mr.. Wallack commences MS starring"
campaign very au5pic!ously. and we can only wish
MIN more all the cities he Is going 70 favor
with o visit tnan thai winch he mas received III
Brooklyn.
STENwAY HALL--CHURcH MUSIC ASSOCIATION
CONcgRT,--Ths Is an organization founded BY some
wealthy and liberal minded lovers ot music u tQ)Y
city for tac purpose Of giving sefa5 u concerts Id
which the scl9ctf0as, both vocal and instrumental.
should be OF the highest order and the audience OF
an equal standard in point Of respeotabillty and
fashion. In order TO attain those desirable ends the
services Of Dr. James Pech and Brown, the pillar Of
Grace church, were enlisted In tho service. The
second concert or the took place at Stenway
Hall on Tuesday night There was one orchestral
piece, Meyeroeer's lovely overture, lie Pardon do
P0ermel" which received all the Justice deserved
At the hands Of Dr. Pech's well framed body OF IN
strumentalists. They seemed to be moved by a
single spirit, and Gil the ruances oi tho charming
Work were brought out in iautless STYLE A wen
selected chorus, with Madame saloo,u Mrs. Mixsell
Mrs. Jenny Kempton and Messrs. Ieggatt, I1tl and
Jewert for the solo parts, sang iIaydns Mass No. H.
| and Mendelssohn's LYNN of Praise The chorus
Showed evidence Of long aud thorough training and
| were as faulIless In accord % the orchestra Both
! works have been frequently described in these
columns therefore il IL only necessary to say tnat
| the rendition OF them Tuesday Algns was marked
| with fewer blemishes than one might expect. The
sOloIss nearly all Of whom members OF the Serge
Choral Union, acquitted themselves satisfactorily.
The next concert occurs In May and there is every
indication tnat tnis laudable work Will Drng lortn
j good fruit and stimulate those whose wealth and
position make them the natural patrons 0! arr W
| 90 ana do likewise.
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V'IRI,olNiIIA~- II

E'sc"on Of Lieutenant Governor by thu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Convicted.
RICHMOND, March T. 1870.
In the Legislature to-day John L. Marye, Jr was
elected Lieutenant Governor ana W. H. RufYner
superintendent OF Public Education In the case
ol the Lieutenant Governor the republicans declined
ti0nal.
In the United states Circuit Court today Thos W.
Roche, convicted O dealing In counterfeit tooaccO
revenue stamps, was sentenced to one year IN the
Albany .Penltentlary. Frederick Bannasche and
Frederick A. Hoppe, convicted Of the same offence
were sentenced to pay fine and be imprisoned ID
jal. =
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policies issued By life insurance companies non-fofs
feitaDle after one payment
BILLS IsrRODUcED.
by Mr.. MURPHYT0 complete Gowanus Canal
Union street, Brooklyn.
by Mr. TwKsD authorizing the construction or .
railroad through Twenty third street. In the city os
New YORK, giving the Erie -1EalI9ed COMPANY
ssHS' ssas issor 70 ss n S.S s.ss'n soss -
= BILLS PASSED. .s@paA->s 80
70 comr,.,s a. --"'ard aysnue. BfSoklyo. I'M.
provement; authorizing i,rookl,.. . - '"ff1. money
ties.
CANAL AUDITOR.
me ,s senate went into Committees Of the Whole on
sno ulil to aDosh the offce OF Canal AutJtor. fh0
pli after long discussion. WAS ordered to . thTa
reading.
Evening Session.
REPORTS.
ny Mr. IwHED--Amending the charter OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF New York:
also relative To frauds in assessments for local im-
pr0vements.
BY Mr.. PIEpcE-cnar,erisg the staten Island
Bridge Company.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr.. CAULDwELL gave notice OF u bill to regulate
,,,. insurance companies and 10 protect policy
noidef@ --7~-- a., ,vxAL ORDERS.
Tho Senate. n comfA'''s = a'sp0'''' VI VIC '0"'"
Supplying sundry deficiencies IN applQQff resons
for the current fiscal year. Passed.
Amending the charter OF tue sc. francis XAVIER
Association OF New York city. Ordered 10 third
reading.
Amending the charter OF the Union Theological
College or New York Ordered 10 thIrd reading.
Amending the act providing Tor the manufActure
OF coarse salt. Third reading
women insuring the lives OF the,r husbands. THIRD
reading
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NEW YORK.


State Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers,
Convention.
SYRACUSE, March 2. 1870.
The state Sheep Breeders ana Wool Growers As.
sociation held their annual meeting here this after.
noon. Henry $. Randall presided.
On motion Of GEORGE GEDDES it was
Resolved That this assocation retains It's
In the wool and wooen tariff the legislation which
can now De devised 70 benefit equally the ultimate per-
mansnt interests OF the wool grower tho manufacturer
Resolved, That opposed any amendments In said
act excepting those which are for the bets carry
Resolved whereas circumstances which could neither
re nor have opened an opportunity
the sxn a. greatly lover rate Of duty than the
entirely shs United stats. srax.r grow Mass Ms
ash o the % % the
Msans a that wSos on akin. h. Che
Congress vote for tbe ssme 's' ou'
Resolved That We are in favor Of amendment decara
soshng comOnI By any theory Of oicia son
sracon Dc cassed In class Or carpet woos from
Resolved, Iha. r.pe with til. ,opua,ion.
Daniel Wells the motives the representative Of tho
wool producing and manufacturing interest. who framed
were uncalied for as untrue.
Officers for the ensuing year were selected a. fol-
lows
Prestdent--Henry 8. Randall, OF Cortland.
Vice lresidents-Solomon Hitchcock. Conesus
Centre; G. D. Champlln. Hammondsport; A. G.
Cossite 0nondaga; E. b. Pottle Naples
Executive COnanlinee-D. w. Percy North HoOsie;
,. v Baker, Jr. Comstock's Landing; Lorenzo Sher-
and Alexander w. n. Pitts, HOneoye; H. L. Brooks.
Pearl Greek; +. II. Hubbard. Cortland; A. H. Clapp,
Manlius; A. u. Earl, skaneteles; P. Ii. Mcmillan,
Canandalgua; James Geddes, Fairmount; Chester
Baker, Lafayette
Recording sec7etary--Homer d. L. Sweet, syra-
cpse.
corresponding Sec7etd,1,-E. D. Pottle, Ontario
ITedsufT-A. +. Wilcox, Fayetteville.
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CHESS MATTERS.

challenge has been sent by the Nineteenth Ward
Chess Club TO the Williamsburg Chess Club 10 play
match at ehcss. The challenge was promptly ac-
cepted, and play Will commence on or about the 9th
inst at the rooms OF the Williamsburg Dub 43
Meserole street. Both clubs are ably represented,
and n most interesting contest may be anticipated.
Al extraordinary exhibition OF chess play VIII
take place at williamsburg. Tho Williamsburg
Chess Club have inaugurated masquerade, In
which they Will introduce game or chess IN which
the kings, queens. bishops, knights and p2wns wil
DO represented by men aud women III appropriate
costumes. Tue game viii be played by two csie-
In England wEaout success. IL IA expected That
NOW York this singular exhibition viii bo successful.
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CHARTER ELECTIONS.

Republican victOrles-Largc RepublIcan Gain
In Troy and Hudson.
TROY, March 2, 1870.
At the charter election yesterday Mr.. Gilbert (re-
publican) was elected Mayor by twenty five ma
jority republican gain OF about 1000 since last
year. The Common Council stands eleven repuDli-
cans to ten democrats, republican gain OF two
HUDSON, March 2, 1870.
Tho town elections in Columbia county took place
yesterday and resulted in the election of eleven
democrats, seven republicans ana TWO independent
supervisors. Last year the Board contained thir-
aeen democrats ana seven republicans.
I ROCHESTER,, March 2, 1870.
Tne town meetings In this county yesterday
Quilted IN the election OF ten republican and nine
democratlc SUPERVISORS. The citY election taS0s
4AAoe on Tuesday next.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LosDoN MONEY MARKET-LoSDoN, March 2-4:so
r. N.--COnSos closed at 824 q 02x for both none
and the account. United STATES flvetwenty bonds
1862, 90; 1888, old, sos; 1857. ss ten.forties s8
Erie Railway shares. 2lk; Illinois Centrals lI0L:
Atlantic anc Great Western, 2St,.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, March 2.-The BOurso
c0sed firm. Rentes 74f Acc.
FRANKFORT BOuRsE.-FRASKFoRT, March 2-
american bonds opened firm and quiet Flve-twen-
ties, 95< q 85M.
LIVERPOOL CoIToS MAaKEr.-LIyRRPooL, March
20 +. M.-The cotton market closed irregular; Mid
ding uplands. ll1I II Nd. middhng Orleans 1lhd.
Ihs sales OF the day have been 10 900 bales incud
ing 1000 for export and speculation.
HAVRE COTTON MARKEI.-HAyEE March 2--C0t-
ton opened quiet; tres ordinaire, SPOT, 1861 low
middhgs anoat, 1891.
,LlvERPooL RKEADsrurrs Market LIVERPOOL.
march 2-fne breadstuffs market Is quiet.
,LlvkRPooL PROVISIONS MAKKEr.-L1vERPO0L,
march 2-6P. M.-Lard, CAS-. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LONDON, March p
500 l. M.-Sugar, 3ss. per cwt. Tor No. IL Dutch
standard on the spot, and 2ss. Tor do. afoat Lin.
seed oil, f31 l5s. per ton Llnsced cakes nrm.-
steady.
PETROLEUN MARKEr.-ANTwEEP March o.-Petpo
ieum closed quiet at 59ss r.. ior standard white.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Features Of the New Banking Schou,e--laov.
ernment Groenbacks to Take the Place Of
Small Bilis-Bank Charters to bo Re-
newed-Further Protection tor Credit ors-
Restriction OF Liabilities and Dividends.
OTTAWA March 2, 1870.
In the House OF CommQps to-day Sir Francis
Hincks submitted the new banking scheme OF the
Dominion government. The following arc Its main
features--All bank notes under four dollars are 10
be called In and government greenbacks issued 10
take their place and half of the entire resources
OF all the banks held BY them for the redemption OF
their liabilities to customers and the public ls TO con-
slst OF government green0ackS; the banks to have
their charters renewed until 1851, and relieved
from the pank note tax. The scheme contains pro-
visions Tor giving greater security 10 the creditors or
banks. NO bank Is to nave capital less than
3l0oO0oD and no bank ls to issue notes for circua
tion under four dollars. The lQge circulation OF no
BANK is TO exceed ITS paid up capital. The double
responsibility provision now existing as to hold
ers OF bank stock Is TO remain and to be
enforced ut the expiration OF six months from the
failure OF any bank. Shareholders who transfer
their stock within three months preceding banks
failure are To be he'u liable under,his clause the
creditors. The total liability OF no bank IL at any
time to exceed the amount OF It's specie and green.
backs on hand aud three tlmes its paid up capital.
ninety days will constitute an act OF bankruptcy and
invplve the forfeiture or the banks charter. No
dividends exceeding eignt per cent per annum are
TO De pal; by any bank until reserve funds amount
ing 10 twenty per cent or Its pala up capital have
been accumulated. Lists oil all bank shareholders
are 10 be published annually. No president, vice
president or director OF any Dank shall hold ess than
$5OpO OF stock IN tue baaK nc represents, and the
aggregate stock held by the whole board OF any
bank shall never be less than We per cent the en-
tire capta OF the bank Provision Is made for fu Ter
monthly statements and for punishment for g.
statements in them. No bank sha 4 make advances
on Its own STOCK but existing items held by the bank
on the stock OF lis customers shall continue. A
banks capital shall not be impaired by dividends
out OF the capital, and when the capital has peen
reduce by losses shareholders are to make it up by
payment pro rata on their stock. All banks snail
receive their own notes AZ par for debts due them
but wiilpnly pay out specie for their notes OF the
place mass paysole. the governmsnt shall have
MON notes, four SllliOns oi which shall be on re-
eurty OF debentures SRd the balance On reserve OF
god
The debate will take place on Friday.
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HORRIBLE CALAMITY.
Destruction by Fire Of a Drying EStab-
lShmelt in Massachusetts.
Six Women, at Work In tho Attic,
Burned to Meath.
6osToS, March I. 1870.

bosToS, March !. ls7o.
tho village OF Neponset was the scene Of horri-
bio tragedy to-day. This morning building, occu.
pied as q drying establishment took fire rrom the
furnace on the drst so6r Although :dssiSlaKtS was
rendered as promptly as possible tt was found
Impossible to suodue the flames, which sped with
great rapidity and envelopng the structure, eectu
ally prevented either ingress or egress.
The building was made OF wood, one ana half
story in height. The only means OF access to the
attic was small ladder placed agsins, trap door.
Here number OF women were employed asserting
wool and cotton-the attic being kept at Q tempera-
ture OF about l2s degrees Fahrenheit Tor drying the
material II Is probable that the trap door was shut
when the flames burst forth, and that the building
was filed with smoke 80 rspdly az to preclude the
possibility Of escape.
When 1t was announced that the un fortunate
women were In the attic the greatest excitement
prevailed gnt a efforts TO rescgS them proved una
vang. and they, 70 the number OF six. perished In
the flames. After the building mad burned down
their charred and biaokenod remains were taken
from the ruins. The following Is list Of their
names:-Mrs Patrick Dunn. Mrs. p K6fnese,y Mrs
Thomas Hurley, Mrs. p Martin, Jr Mrs. Robert
Martin ana Mrs. Robert CanniG. Most OF them lived
In the village OF Neponset-
Tho loss by the fire Is estimated at between ss 600
anu ss,O0o
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March 2, lsIo.

ALBANY, March 2, 1870.
BILLS REPORTED.
by Mr.. .TwEED--Establishng police department.
in Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. WINsL0w-Amending the charter OF the
National Trust Company OF tho city OF New York.
BY Mr.. GRSBT-Alowing Avenue q Railroad Com
pany 10 extend It's track in the city OF New York.
BY Mr.. HUBBARD-To regulate tho carriage OF
freight and 1x compensation therefor over certain
railroads in the state.
The report Of the conference committee on the
bill relative to preferred causes M tho 81, ,ttenie
Court and Court OF Appeals was agreed 10.
LIFE ISBUHANUB COMPANIES.
NJ HAergs0lNG gave notice of bli to IA aka ~
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Ex-Royalism and the Spoils.

MADRID, March 2, 1870.
All the private property OF ex-Queen Isabella re-
naming IN Spain has been embargoed by the Prince
d'Assise her husband, to prevent waste Of their
chdren's Inheritance.
The Countess Of Glrgente. daughter OF Queen 1sa-
bella, has commenced legal proceedings against her
husband for squandering her dowry.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Funeral Of Victims or the Scranton Disaster
Fire in nscrant0n-P0wdor Mills Burned.
SCRANTON, March g. 1870.
The funerals or eight OF the victims or the late
rolling mill explosion took place this afternoon
from st. vinoent's Cathedral An immense cou.
course OF people were in attendance.
fire IN the Seventh ward to-day destroyed five
dwelling houses and barn. Seven families are
rendered homeless The loss is about $4,000. The
fire was communicated by . spark from passing
locomotive.
The Luzerne Powder Mills at Wilkesbarre were
burned to-day. The loss Is $8 900.
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MEXICO.

-1n-- ...s ssN~3 3R<
The Rebellion Suppressod-San Luis POfOsl
and Zacatecas In the Possession Of tho Gov
ornnent Forces.
WASHINGTON. March e. 1870.
Me. Mariscal the Mexican Minister has received
the following telegram from the Mexican Vice Con-
sui at San Antonio, Texas:--
San Luis P0t0si occupied by EacobedO on the 18th
Of February; Zacatecss by General Corona some
days before. Consequently the TWO rebclllous move
ments known to exist In Mexico must nave been
suppressed. -..r.
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SPAIN.
No Fenr OF the Cnrlists.

:, No Fenr OF the Cnrlists.
MADRID, Marcn e 1870.
The fumors which have prevailed OF an extensive
rising OF the Carlists IN Northern spain are con-
tradicted. IL IL admitted that the agents OF the
party are very active Just now in all the provinces
and have set on foot movements at various points
which, however, have 80 far been insignificant In
character, and have III all cases been easily checked
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PARAGUAY.

Lopez Again Heard 0f-Ho still Holds His
Ground Against tho Allios.
PARIS, March O. 1870.
Later news from Paraguay states that L0rez's
army has been somewhat depleted by desertion,
but he still holds his ground against tho Brszlians
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RUSSIA.

The Durlingamo asaionco ef the
Gear With Mrs. Burlingame.
ST. PETERSBURG, March O. 1870.
There was great crowd Of people present at the
BuriinRame obsequies, including nearly all the
Americans IN the city, the entire diplomatic corps,
with the exception OF Prince Gortschakon, the Rus
sian Minister OF Foreign Affairs and Prince Reuss
the Ambassador or the North German Confederation,
VINO were III; the Cars ads and other high function
aries.
Tho remains Of Mr.. Burlingame have been EN-.
halmed, preparatory to removal TO the United
States.
Yesterday the Emperor called upon Mrs. Burlin.
caa5s. -
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CUBA.
Reported Resi2nation Of General Jordan, Ut
-~x@isass tho Repubiican Army.

-S<~isa1e tho Republican Ariny.
3g'n r = HAVANA, March 2 1870.
Private letters announce that General Jordan has
resigned the commaudn-chief OF tho insurgent
forces. and that Bernabe yarona, alias BemDetta,
has been appointed In bis place. rhs statement mas
no. no. Va. .. sc.a sc... s6A1rmed, - -f's, -
The uoops &c scsas g. ~. discovered TWO cannon which
had o6sn recently buried by the rebels near Kamon
and brought them to Santiago, They had sewers
engagement with the rebels, who eudeayofed 70
recapture the guns. but were repulsed.
The carnival has been unusually quiet. Nc dz'
turbance whatever has occurred.
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AFRICA.

French Military Prowsss ON the Coast.
PARIS, March q 1870.
Advices have been received here to the erect that
tho French won victory over the natives In The
french colony Of Senegal, on the western coast OF
Africa on the 9th Of February.
The French force was only 500 strong, while thai
OF the enemy was over 1000.
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A Billiard Game Challenge.

LONDON, March 2, 1870
s. Roberts, Sr., the ex-billiard champion, chal.
lenges the world at billiards. the match to occur
within two months, for f2OO or $500 a side
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BAVARIA.

Royalty Against InfallibiIity-Thc Kings
Birthday.
MUNICH, March 2 1870.
King Louis approves Of the protest OF Dr. D6llen.
ger against papal infaibility urges HIM to perse-
ssro In tho defense Of the State from the undue
influence OF the Church and orders the observance
Of his own birthday with marks OF public respect.
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The Steamship City Of Boston-Hopes Of Her
Safety.

The story or steamers funnel having been seen
standing up out OF the water In Cardigan bay, on
the coast of Ireland, Is generally discredited here.
Hope OF the safety OF the steamer City Of Boston is
By NO means abandoned The underw riters are 80
confident that they have again reduced the premium,
which had been advanced ffty per cent.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
Tho Carnival.

Paris, March 2 1870.
Tho carnival yesterday passed or quietly. I'm.
nense crowds Of people assembled 70 witness the
fAoStwt
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FRANCE.
a Keen Eye to Rome.

y
Tne French government has warned its represen-
tative Rome to use great caution IN his efforts
protect the institutions 0f Catholic States.
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HAVANA kAsxeIS

HAVANA, March e, 1870
sugar dulls No. IL, Dutch standard Is quoted at
"a SN reals per arr0be Exchange on the United
States, In currency sixty days sxnt. fourteen per
Cent discount