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New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
MEETING OF THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF.


THE PROPOSED LEVY En- MAssE ADOPTED UNANI-
MoUsLY-THE NEW MINISTRY ANNOUNCED.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1870
In the Corps Legslatif, to-day the project of
Deputy K6ratry f,r the calling under arms of all
unmarried men of the classes Of1sj9 1854 inclusive,
was extended TO embrace all men from the ages of
% to IS who are not married. and not already mem-
bers of the Garde Mobile.
Projects for armament presented by the Gov
ernment, and adopted. with the addition Of the
proposition offered by Deputy K6ratry, as previously
amended and with further special article voting
the thanks of the Corps Legislatif to the army,
which merits much from the nation. A credit OF
100000 francs for the families of the Mobile Garde
was increased TO 2j,OOOOOO.
Deputy Cremieux submitted proposition that
commercial contracts falling due between the pres
nt date and the Both of August be prolonged for one
month Jules Brame protested against the measure,
and Cremieux and Jules Simon insisted upon its ne
ccssity, saying that to defend the country the mind
must be free of care. The project was voted as
urgent.
Circulation around the hall outsde was by this
time stopped by the crowds and several detach-
mente of troops surrounded the building Inc
masses, however, were not disorderly.
The project of law for the national defense was
then adopted unanimously by 273 votes amid pro-
longed applause. In the excitement, voice was
heard: Now let Prussia look us III the face"
Gen. Count PalikaO announced the formation OF
the new Ministry. and read list of the names, as
follows:
Count PAIIKAO. Minister of War
DE la Tour DAUvERGNE Minister of Foreign At
fairs.
HENRI CHKvREAU, Minister of the Interior
GRANDPEiRET, Minister of Justice.
DE GRNoUILiY, Minister Of the Marine.
PikIDf MAGNK, Minister Of Finances.
JEROME DAVID, Minister of Pubic Works.
JULES BR,ME, Minister Of Public Instruction.
ELEMENT DUVERNOIS, Minister Of Commerce.
bCsSoN-BnACLT, President of the Council Of
STATE.
recess was taken for quarter of an hour, and
on resuming the Chamber desired to pass immedi-
aieiy to the discussion Of the project of law the
GaTde Rationale. N. Buffet requested IL delay Of
two hours as the report on Tia, subject was not quite
ready. The Minister Of the Marine de;osnded an adj
jOurnment. He explained that Count P,Iikao was
now in the Senate, and could lot assist al proceed
ings in which his advice was needed NJ Arago pro-
tested against a postpOnement. Minister Busson-
Billault demanded an adjournment of the question
until tomorrow.
Deputy Gambetts insisted that the debate should
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TIE FRENCH MILITARY SITUATION.

TIE PRUsSIANS WITHIN GUNSHOr OF METZ
NO FRENCH TO BE SEEN.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1870.
An official dispatch received at Berlin from the
prussian army headquarters says:
"The French forces have disappeared from all
points in our front and none are to be by our
patrols, who are within gunshot of Metz"
NO IMPORTANT ACTION SINCE sUNDAY-MARsHAL
BAzAINE RECONNOITERING THE PRUssiANs.
PARIS Wednesday, Aug 10, 1870.
No important action has taken place at the front
since Sunday Marshal Bazaine has made some re-
eonnoissances with cavalry which have elected in
formation of the position of the enemy. In one OF
these movements squadron of huzzars encountered
detachment of Prussan Uhlans and drove them
back killing one officer and wOunding another
Houses, trees and all distractions within 5000
yards Of the Notifications of Metz, have been de-
stroyed.
An official dispatch from Metz dated at $50 this
morning, says
This morning the Emperor has gone to visit the
cantonments Of the army. The ardor and enthuSl-
asm of the soldiers hourly increases, and the signal
for battle is eagerly awaited Gen. Changarnier has
been placed on the general staff, and his presence
has an excellent effect"
ALL QUIET AT STRAsBoURG.
sTRAsBoURG, Wednesday, Aug. 1O-9:30 p m
All is quiet here. but defensive measures are con
tinued
MAC MAuON WITHDRAWING TOWARD NANCY
BAD WEATHER IMPEDING MILITARY MOVE
MBNTs.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
METZ, Aug. O. via LONDON, Aug. TO- 1870.
The Emperor went this morning to Bazaines quar-
ters Gen. Bazaine commands the troops that are
united at Metz Cen De Jean is in command of the
Third Corps. The Emperor was well received.
MacMahon has rallied the bulk of his army, and is
falling back upon Nancy in good order
The wounded, both Germans and French, are still
arriving in Mannheim in hundreds from the front
The hospitals are crowded. The second line is NOV
ing forward and the reserves are taking its place.
Movements are impeded by the weather. 1t has
been raining in torrents since yesterday.
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PERsoNALITrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

President Grant arrived in St. Louis Oh Tues.
d,y night. whe be will remain until Saturday
Horace S. Griswold, County Judge and SurTo-
gate County for is yes died IN BnghAmion on TUESDAY
aged 81.
"Victor.' the Oldest chief of the Flat Head
Indians dead He hsi been famous warrior but for 'erai taf'
before his death Geyou Roman Catholic
" The Hon. VIM. H. Seward left Auburn 'tstrr-
sy for San FaDcisco N will he joined at san fScso y
the Hon George Seward Consu General 20 Cna and vile N3o VII
ACCOMPANY i'm bis entire trip to China and India
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THE CRISIS IN EUROPE.

TIE TRIBUNE is the only ne'cspope IN the
y.5 Sto,s fly represented by Special Correspondents
..S ntb prssian and French armies and al The leading
;,os and is e only paper recciring Jd special DIS
1,.Ies T1vs for THE TRIBUNE dispatches hare been
'..d a. au ,npcrfec FORM by The Ne'c York Herald
WI rues and son. They Tere so used yesterday oy
"a, y,,r York Herald, World, and sun
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THE TRANQUIL INFANT" IN LONDON.
HIS ARRIVAL AT THE FRENCH LEGATION WITT
THE EMPREss's JEWELS.

HIS ARRIVAL AT THE FRENCH LEGATION WITH
THE EMPRESS's JEWELS.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug 10, 1870
The Prince Imperial of France has arrived in Lon
don and is now at the French Legation in charge OF
w +. Smith. the Emperor's confidential agent. Mr..
Smith also brought with him the Empress Eugene S
Jewels and valuables, and the famous diamonds OF
the Duke of Brunswick.
A FRENCH REPoRT-THE PRINCE SAID TO BE
STILL IN METZ.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug 10, 1870.
Contrary to all previous reports received here, it is
now stated that the Prince Imperial Is still at Metz
rNoTE-The London dispatch explains the where
abonts OF the Prince which not permitted To be known
in Paris
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THE SITUATION IN PARIS.

THE SCENES ABOUT THE HALL OF THE CORPS
LEGISLATIF ON TUEsDAY-REFUsAL OF THE
NATIONAL GUARD TO DIsPERsE THE CROWDS
IN THE sTREETs-THE DEBATE IN THE CHAM
BER--NAMES INDICATED FOR NEW MIN
ISTRY.
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already announced In fact on the 14th he made his ap
pearance station the crowd so great that
the King could only salute him by touching his hat ana
waving his hand.
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GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH /

An official telegram received this afc from Lon
don SAYS the exchange Of rafcatiOus Of thr Nartlt
tion Treaty between the United States ana Great Britain
took place TODAY.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
p OS sc RIPT.
A A. M.
A BATTLE BELIEVED TO BE IN PROGRESS
DIFFICULTY OF OBTAINING NEWS FROM rIrR
PRUSSIAN ARMY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUsRl
Y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE J
LONDON, Thursday, Aug. Ii

LONDON, IHuTsuaY mug III q. m,
There is no news here of an engagement up 10 thh
hour q a. MI but il is believed in Paris that battle
is in progress.
THE TRIBUNE special correspondent writes from
TO go through, and that there no railway trains
running south east from Cologne except one 70
Berlin daily and two trains for troops. This
plains the difficulty Of obtaining news from the front
g.. w. h,
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yzlls.

ARION VOCAL SOCIETY
"A sxTggSTH ANNUAL GRAND BAL hAsQuB.
ACADEMY o. MUSIC
THURSDAY. fkBkuAkl u. ls7n
eisss eio sdmiting Gss,snaa and Lady Rra Lss,f
usAst. 81 Bed BY
FRANCIS BANG, No .oi BruidsA, eor Of w,lsra
CHAS A. COOK No. ~ Wallet
HANPr BROS No OBS Brosi~ay.
d.. HESS. No. - Asldeu Lane
Cesss G.oersl y. kukHSk.Eo 81 Bosdst
WM A. POND n Co tAasfNlorrl No so Brosdsay.
PHI REIN, fhL,.re Hotel
q. SCHIkMkk (Ansc ssrel. No F0i Aaaissv.
J. kCHuBERTH 4 Ca tSsne sotrL w. 80 Broadway.
John wlGASD No. - Mausy,
For boses apply tbAs COOK Ne 80 wslsk sId HANPP
BROS, Gy3 BTosdssy
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p4S>rNcERN ARRITED.

from ASPrNwALLIu fes.ai2 g. : CIsrl and Me Her
Az ' - n a. Aea Henry De CaUp J,nn an'erson
j.s n Ath s -. q Uunc Wm Ssdrick Capt. w r. req
SD vs bite wfe sso ed mai Mr. IsTphrsy.
80 ~ Esr. BGrr taurt1 Hoist Jshes F5'eScI N'S Lam
~ Nr Afrabms Brs ieruo ano coz ~ 1850 An T.
IT b,',' -. yi,ussan. CLaS Jobnke Nchl strand vie
!Sseso1 S,u p %. M Wey col Foster. T. r. ChSjwics L.
ta,ar Plore. Delsuo F'6iico itsSaiege9 Ars Sneeo
~, Roiinsop A r. Nckinuea, frank herrSn
Shhst NJ Car~e Federico Az ner Chater' Asra bocA 10
~ Bertpr john a. BockmAE, hdN boeA~Sh ban
10. Beekmau std 81 IN the Seeragc
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.."................ February 10.

PORT OF NEw-YORK............ February 10.
CLEARED.
st.,nsips-Eagle Greene Havana Fh Eee, Steele Hamilton
H.y Gen Barnes Maery SAVANNAH Solth Cara AaErs tbrt
Wilmington " c. Couch, hos
C PsibL Ge RI CID Ncers,u, TLSlepha, Ashland. CroSe
Bosion
Ts-s Irsu'aire Fsuret Havre
Bug.-Kyfrs Hsorssn. Gibraltar foI orders George Harris Freneh
sshrE-Rla Hay Hsssen Falnouh Jam Pilots Bride Bstohiord,
n johns p r. Rover Bermuda; Elh Peste. Jacksonville.
e.crgbus Reed Norfolk Plymouth ROek, CTocieI kSs0n o.
Aekeu. Hopper Stamford.
ARRIVED.
Bah Ni-eefe Wren. Matsuzas "a aaTs,
Brig Adele McLeou, Nunroe Galveston Jan II, n1ss.
Etr PAuger 8durh. Penantno - cays, cotton az
s<br Traveller Hodges Eesbeu NC. DAYS. naval stores
sebr Silver star Suitb HAvsus 70 DAYS, fruit
Robinson, Fortune By via Gloucester " days
hesh frozen behring's
sehT l. W. Wbeeler Levi, NatsnIas 10 dsyt GOlss,es
FOREIGN PORTS.
Feb lTLe steamship Noys Soosn, nom Pert
,Dd arrived Al port day the TO Liverpool
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Cltsttbtst,r county S,aI estat, fur SALE.

HOUSE and LOT for SALE at SING SING.
House ooutaihs 70 ~h water, bath he
House ehtT. tad eommt enc view Of tbe rive. Lot % Ret
merit nd 90 ,,t .I BY lj feet deep kppI j. HOLLY PAr
or JAMES BROWS.
A -Westchester County Realty.
Bee Gesenpu'e pnes Tree Epon sppesucu, ua On receipt
o. 'taHP STANLEY DAY sg5 lro,vsy
COUNTRY SEATS - Village Residences,
~ FARMS. VILLA SITRS, AND LOTS,
on IHH HUDSON AND ELSFWHERR,
FOR SALE IN GRRAT VARIETY AT REASONABLE PRICES,
~ MALLORY DLALGWELL. s. LIBE2Tl-s y. Y
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Feb. 10, 1870.

NEW-l DIRK, Thursday, Ftb. TO, IbiU
Messrs. Muller, Wilkins & Co. sold to-day
tho valuable water property between North Ninth and
Tenthsts., Brooklyn, L. d. mortgage OF s65,o0o for
three years. will be received in part payment After
long contest the property struck down for t25oo
II embraces $4,000 feet Of upands, exclusive Of Streets
and feet which may he filed in There several
buildings It, Including brlck yelling carpenter shop,
stables blacksmith sbCp engine ana boiler house, and
Sheds and also apier 4S feet In length The property
may be made very valuable for commercial maBuiac-
turing purposes, there being from 20 to So feet Of water
alongside the pier.
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@ttaH Sitamtrs.

9IaH
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
Os ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY Soock precisely
bel Pier No. 4Eorb RveL
bOkhO CASTLE. CAPT r Adam February IL
COLUMBIA Capt D. Van Size (5ia Nassau. FebrvarT "a
MISSOURI CspL NJ r March j.
Fer heEst passage spPyH g. WHEELER, H. President
No. BostnsgreeA
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
II UNITED STATES BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
RsEuaY N AL Steamers sailing the I'd Of month
BOCTh AMERICA. CAN'T l. l. TISELEPArGH February IL
NORTH AMERICA Cspt g. y. S-OCUa, March -
MKRRIMACK. CsDG WIKI. April u
time AMI ~
Psfs Peruanbuc AMI Rio de JaAgro gong
Of freight or passage, tpply 70
WIN. K GARRISON AseDt No BowNng-greep Nev.YorE
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
IL SAVANNAH-TRI WEEKLY LINE
foop sill leave CHARLESTON FOR FLORIDA via
RAvASNAH s~r arrival Of tie NeNlork steam
shps North. Eastern railroad train; - ..,,.,
Plot BOZ, (Eiaad kOuteg every bISDAl hORAIHI Al .
solock.
DICTATOR syery TUESDAY EVENING at Q O'clock
CITY POINT. every FRIDAY EVENING. stS o'clock
Through he had Of AL Charleston and Savannah Steamship
J. n. AIKEN L Co.
Agsuts at Charleston
L J. GUlLMsRTlH Co.
Agents a SSranush
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=. r. .r, ile1S S,hsefer agt OBhen.
bN.hepe IN In" 500 .Sterpe All NM ipe 20
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pS iM h 49, I2es2. .CAldweN GgL EsSorh
nA =, "a, sst Bpu euthal su,l. .Ksuh act Wagner . ~
P9.Iess ~ Kin 2sa. .Rtaa bv Sen seL H. hh'"
hSs btn 20 Nct;r,re i2eSs. Hicks sg. Eesdet 80.
40 os 20 Cssi P,k and a Prtru6srg sgo Bhen tha
kN.OsS'v n "a laeF2 Lawrence at Nat Cay IA
..,s Rf-cts, ~, Alexander Q6l. same a. sane
so,s Lesser. IT,. sgL AcAurdr. ~,
CoNxoN FLEks-TRtAL IXRN-FAiT
a., No,k.,h 4 Howard AIT. La1aruh
. $3.50 y 4 II RI Cal go Philippe AL DeHtseh
80 Trr,,y -, Eel, Sheriff Agr act Sief1; - at
We. Lawson sgt stake ''-Src, na'''A
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re .Fuusi Buuer .s,'' IN Is,u ~, Bspk ag. Col
f77. .ParucA sgt Etucck. s4..lu4ana ~"
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coSNoN PLsA-PAkT IL "nrn &c 70 Ilsskeh tdVad
GENgKkL S-ssioSSBfNd eel bug arF yii,m OBrsn.
Lsnrox Ipgh Campbell John NsuCau lanes fs. Ceorge Spp
L.y,.uce usnSd AGeine HesHaa. feter g. prawbndge
kicsious snd Ncnse higH aen goods.
E6ar.s Mors FhHt neon carrvHg
knos JohuSon fu th Pen - Quinn Deia AeJer
sssS shot; GeO-ge Deegsu, Margaret Oon'e'' '
ksttlA
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Gong SsImO 9taI Gsiats for SaI,.


4 VARIETY Of superior FARMS and COUN-
~ TRY SEATS ~ kALE by J. & LEWIS Eoritport l. J.
BARGAINS in FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS,
~ sud COTTAGES SouJhsi- Railroad L. T. so 10 = 100
All near derct PhTlil fRAZtE. % CourtisDlt II
EOR SALE-Only two mics east of Brooklyn,
sd miles ho tie New-York H leo n The mot
desirable LAND d under high
state of ud 81 access by four railroads THIS pr"p'
l. beautifully situated for residences Tor desiring the
valuable plot cutting tap9sls desiring
ehase proer ~A md 10 their sdfnthge 10 eIans ms 81
once It's vicinity 10 Ncwior It's accessibility Atd The nHs al
rabgs Of TIE rrond render perhaps safe sud vaushe 40
meut at tie ?ne be found within Is miles Of tie ct Sil
lie aod either ferfl mar be desired For urttara
dc, stIly to SUMEER No. 10 Broad . k"u'a No. 10
E0R SALE or EXCHANGE for New York or
BROOKLYN PEOPEBTY-A large handsome. no'era DWELLING
degtEiy located Long nf with wstr front, re tie Sound
choice fra n Abundance, ane ash1g gu ns Sr 1ppy
PEAL ESTATE for SALE on Long Island
II FAEh al lp convenient g. >tana on South NJ" tToJ Dor
tsnsg l23 good hou-~, outhuhgS
It Grrahe 100 rf ii, auoat
miles Ron NOth hp Lrg is7rd arosd; about onsa
Cleared the wood, "LDutug about 30 NUT trees
Also Yarn Of s. acrcs - c..s - small l-ru~s.
North lsiip. 10 good hon-e several
Island Rsroai sri Isp South side Railroad For particulars n
que Of MAJRl SHUT Real Estate Agents BfrDaood Long
Island.
NSTHITESTONE. l.. For sale or 70 rent
minues NevYo steamboat railroad three minutes
from depot handsome residence 10 With tasosrti ~ IA 10
sgehoa y ground beautifully is c1t 20 pear aud
heuy good fl0n ,ore EPHid h htk =
class residence. o~r-r, " r. RAbE 81 Me.i Ws.nLgt Aatrt
NNHITESTONE, l.. I.--Il0uscs. villa sites, and
W s station SALE or to LHASE hy Dr. X HOlGH-
TON ht!ttss Bor 2.oIf. apply on the prr!i-es
$50
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NEWS PACKAGES FOl' IN -, srs requested 10
C,n,.,r. an. ru, striving 81 Press
..Y,r TseRsces addressed to the " Sinouou General
80, ,bitps lie unttsu KujhorI o. - INNS TRIBUNE
E.pt Nsuspsssrs she Journal q .Ve4l fire,r sais
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TIE LAST NIGHTS.
NOTICE..
on MONDAY NEXT.
afier much preparation.
WILL BIZ PRODUCED
ar the 6rs' tine 10 tbs city
4 NEW VERSION
Of ShaAesreare's tragedy Of
HAMLET
F.ss sceusy and costumes
\ NEW COMPANY.
irferp@r,ei s.tl ruca ar
hJSlC And SOAiS.
The Prince o. Denmark.
HAMLET.
GEO L. FOX
lis lrst aUT@aragre n
THAT CHARtC.E R
zsnces GA TUESDAY al Boz oso1
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All who have real estate for sale OF to let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will find ii TO their interest 10 advertise IN TIE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation any
paper and in addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found only New DIX and ali It's cities and
villages but every state and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should be brief L will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that tho
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals IN every
business profsNon consequently advertisements in each
are read by al classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real estate both In city
country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
umns As az advertising The charges for adyer-
tsIpg follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. % cents per line
for each Insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 per ine SEMI
wIEKLr TRIBUNE Is cents per line About words OF
olrwide columns average line Terms cash in advance
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Brooklyn Efal 6siaif for Sal,.

DOR SALE-On Hicks-st., Brooklyn. within
BY. minutes rsn Of w.i, tsny OarGry lrei and .e.s
DWELLING Hngish bsssnsp,) With furnace bath, ~Astes.
II -in td cheap the o-b.I. r''dng 10 tnrops rnee
etOOQ ADptD A. b. DAVENPORT Assbt. Ie' hoItAsush
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rort. lfayorns' Nct!s:.

NEw-ToHE, I
P0xT w AAnsSs OyYCs. No - Wl8sIt
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
lN passed April H. 1851 entitled IA Aeito
korgauIs Of New lo.k
ke5 having chGrge Of the sGbeci aae u sucs iuqr
slrve that fo0~lg under
WaTleus EXAMINATIONS vii
thin tina Aotcs hoSa sal
Steamship Ni'mu g.On X X
loo.
Steamship A4upysA
y
Steamshp Huntsville u y X
Brig CALYPSO.
st-. us.D4s N.u-4-.. Stream;
HlN1HORSK IOhPKINS, President
J AUat HERKlYAy. Secretary.
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y,siar,s aaS Mtftinss.

COOPER UNION-Free LECTURES for tho
" people TIE Lsetor, sssrd., ssht 5h VII be de-
u,-r,I q, ssoek LEWIS SANpERs the Dsn'y %
Labor AdnssIea free ABRAa \ HEWITT SeIsssy
T ECTURE.-LAURA G. HOLLOWAY will
rrpea, h< LeSt.e CHARLOTTE bRoNTB as Ceop,s ssiss
FRIDAY EyEsNG Feb H. the b,0st u The sk Of u, Csbas
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AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE,

~ MIII IK, WILKINS
ard Water property 90 Of loud ,he' boiler house,
blacksmith dwelling from lst-sL
~ Ssh tbtts. " lt5 COO
ets, rs n " Of mt T. 1859
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-IORk REAL. ESTATE.
By ROBERTS & A'GUTEE.
TreestoTy hrown-toue house sud lot Of l5thsi SO
81 bh-AFe el I'hJ5 Nv
Plot Of lstd Of ltbAye. Boulevard Rad Hlniest
lOI9B
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vvrsSp,ys WEATHER REpoRr-sAE
MINIATURES ALMANAC

k.n sEu 51Jt hooe tets''''''' ''i'
a.dy HeoE... 3 Cows Island. 4oS Hell Gate SSt
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-08
ITEMS OF NEWS.

We advise girls to 60 west if they want
husbands. The excess of men III Ohio is
40, 900 in Michigan 40, 900; in Kansas,
IL, 200; in Missouri, $4,000, and in Cali
fornia, 143, 900. On the contrary, there
are so, 600 more women than men in New
England, and nearly the same excess of
females in Pennsylvania, New York and
New Jersey.
The investment of Regent Scrano with
regal power is talked of in Madrid, but
the Cortes, it is said, will hesitate to take
so extreme a measure. The friends Of
Montpensler are reported very active.
The downfall of Prim and his party is at
tributed by the London Times to the un.
reasonable prolongation of the provisional
regime.
Cotton begins to move from the Soutl
in lively manner On the 31st of De.
cember Savannah sent off three vessels Ia
den with the precious staple for Liverpool
the total clearances on that day making
8,701 bales, weighing 1924 ,486 pounds
and representing value of near ST. ,000,.
| 900.
The New York World objects to thu
resuscltation OF any more &C antique love
affairs" in connection with Mr.. Peabody
Since the death of the Philanthropist 9
dozen ladies at least have started up t,
claim him for their own, the fortunat,
man having gone where he could not dis.
putc with them.
A divorced woman in Boston, who's
late husband has died leaving property t
=
ministration of his estate, on the groun,
that the divorce, which was obtained ac
cording to the laws of Indiana, is invali
according to the laws of Massachusetts
A number of convicts. confined in tn
New York State Prison at Sing Sing, CAV
grand vocal and instrumental concert i
the prison chapel on New Years Da,
The performers acquitted themselves ver
creditably. Nearly all the convicts attel
dcd the entertainment.
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-08
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1870.
Re- The M1pDIErowN TRANscRrrr en-.

R8- The MIDDLErowN TRANscRIrT en-
ters upon its third volume with largely
increased circulation. We had the pleas
ure of writing down the names Of twelve
new subscribers on New Years Day, and
We arc adding to our list continually.
Over thirty have been added since the 1st
inst. There are no obscene advertise
.ments in our columns, and the miscella-
neous articles on our outer pages are Sc
lected with great care and with regard to
the amusement and instruction of our read
ers. Choice poetry, entertaining stories,
varied miscellany, laushter-provoking wit
and humor, essays on agriculture and hor-
ticulture, correspondence, notes of travel,
local news, local and city markets, and Q
general summary of all the most important
occurrences Of the day, at home or abroad
constitute the leading features of thu
TRANscRtpT. 1t is conceded to be one o
the best journals of its class, and wortl
many times its subscription price. w
respectfully ask every friend of this jour
nul to commend it to his neighbors, an,
aid us in extending its circulation and it
usefulness.
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-08

BEEcHER AND PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, it is said, is col
lccting the criticisms upon Mrs. Stowe's
Byron article, with the purpose of bring
ing them out in book form. Mrs. Ste
phens is of the opinion that Mrs Stowe
and Henry Ward Beecher would be better
people, and much more useful-if they
had religion.
1t is time that Bcecher knew something
Of religion, since he is the pastor of Ply
mouth Church, and processes to be teach
er of righteousness. 1t may be, however
that religion is not an indispensable pre-.
requisite to the pastorate of that notorious
cdi6cc. Since the time when subscrip.
tions were taken up in it on the Sabbath
to procure Sharpe's rifles for Kansas, dowr
to the present, when its erratic minister
ofiiciates at scandalous and adulterou
marriage, it has been more like some hea
then temple than one set apart for divin
worship.