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New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
MoyEyENrs OF the pREslpENr.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug 24.-President Grant
visited The Cambria this afternoon, aud inspected hc
throu ughout and afterward lunched with Mr. Ashoui.
He was greatly pleased with the appearance OF the yaen
which was gsily dressed with flags. As the Pres"e"
left tie Yacht he heartily eheered by the AZ
Al o'clock the President ned privsE l.isf'
the house of Mr.. l.. =. Morton. whose guest nc D'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
THE soRrH CAROLINA TROUBLES.

RALEIGH, Aug. A.-Josiah Turner, editor of
The Raleigh Sentinel Jom Ireland, and Jas Scott, re
Gently arrested by Gov. Holden, have sued out bail
wr,ts in the United states Court against Kirk and his
Lieutenant Bergen. In default OF the required ball.
Bergen placed In Jail this afternoon by United states
Marshal Carron. Kirk u now at the Company shops
The matters connected with the Caswei aud Alanance
prisoners stIll under examination In the United
States Circuit Court aud In the state Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
THE WAR IN EUROPE

TIE TRIBUNE is the only ne'rspGper o.om ~ me as
""S S"r' ,oor rsc'g s"@ S represented ey Special CORE
,'S' "aI, not, p'ssiqnand French armies and az
& 'TS'sa. Sssas @ c@s%. aS TaH do .'S, ,s5 S's
oS ~ an Imperfect torr 's IAe Nee S oI v,,,.ySes as
''~, T"pid nmes and sun They ~ere a"' "S'a S''''"''
y. n, Ee,c YORK Herald and S@'-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
ANOTHER FRENCH MISREPRESENTATION.
GRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNEl
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. %,

THREE-FIFTHs FRENCH.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEl
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug q, ls7c.
have the highest authority for contradicting the
French statement that the Prussans had sought per-
mission from the French to transport their wounded
90 and through LuxeInburg. The French journals
insist on this as an implied admission of defeat.
What happened was this The Prussian Government
applied to know whether the English would consider
the transport of the wounded through Luxemburg
violation Of neutrality The English Government
asked the French whether they objected. The
French replied, Yes because it opens Prussian rail
ways for unrestricted transmission of troops and
supplies The PTussians rejoined: "Three-ffths of
the wounded that We want to send are French; if
yon object we must tend to our own first. Military
trains are not capable of being used for thewounded"
Mr.. Gladstone fayors the Prussian view; but Mr..
Hammond, the Under-seGetary of Foreign Affairs,
opposes 1t on technical grounds, and if the French
insist on Their view nothing will be done. and the
French wounded will have their own Government
10 thank for neetiessly prolongng their suferings
q. W. g.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
ENGLISH REPORTS OF THE FRENCH sITUA-
TI0N.

METZ SURROUNDED BY THE RUssIANs-MARsHAL
MAC MAHoN IN POSITION BEFORE CHALoNs.
LoNDoS Wednesday, Aug. "a, 1870.
The following dispatch from Paris contains the
very latest intelligence from the seat Of war:
Metz is entirely isolated The Prussians are
strone ON the west in that vicinity. Gen. Failly
wbo was in command at Chalons, is still there but
by the new disposition is superseded Gen. MacMa-
hon is strongly posted in the plains before Chalons
with heavy detachments at st. Menehould, Verdun,
and Reims. MacMahon has 175,oO0 men under hs
command. well supplied with food ammunition, and
artillery.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25

oners has arrived at Scissors. Another is expected
there to-day.
Telegraphic communication with all points IN the
Departments Of Aube and Cote dor is cut off
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25

PRICE FOUR CENTS.
p 0 S r S c RiPT.
A:sO A. M.
THE SIEGE OF STRAsBURG.

AN ADVANTAGE GAINED BY THE BEsrEGRRs.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. "a, 1870
German dispatch reports that the Baden in.
fantry, sheltered by heavy fire Of artillery from
Kehl succeeded last night in obtaining footing
within easy range of Strasburg, and captured the
railway station without loss.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
GRAPH TO THB TRIBUgBl
LONDON. Wednesday. Aug. "a, ls7o.

LONDON. Wednesday, Aug. "a, 1870
. srecial correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Reims
On Monday t22d) says: 1.-The Chalons camp is SO
.o,,cletelv deserted that not straggler is to be
..ec We found the soldiers again on the road to
pei,s which was crowded with troops of every arm
"As we approached the city, we saw the French
amy encamped parallel to the road from stemen-
ebould and separated from it by the river Noir
Yesle They are camped on the right bank of the
Vesle / will not pretend to say what this unex-
pected movement meant but it looks as though
part at leastlof Bazaine's forces had escaped from
Metz and are expected to join the Chaons army at
or near Reims There is a rumor that Bazaine is
passing through Grand-Pr6 and yOuziers towns
T. N. f. Of Reims, in Ardennes. What makes IT look
probable is the strong force of light cavalry here
two brigades of chasseurs and hussars. They are
probably the advanced guard.
"sinee began this letter, news has been received
At the Prefecture that Bazaine. with part Of his
army is in fact fcttreating by yOuziers, very hard
pressed by the Prussians. He was obliged to aban-
don bis retreat on verdun, the road to which was
completely in possession of the Prussians and that
is the reason why all the prisoners and munitions
were sent back from Verdun to Reims
If any force has succeeded in reaching Vouziers,
o ig on the road thther it must have escaped from
Metz on the northwest. Or it is perhaps that
column which we believe had got past Gravelotte
before the Prussians seized that road on the 18TH
But no word has come from Bazaine for two days,
and nv belief is that he is cut off. AT any rate
his nearest line Of retreat was closed and II he
has been driven off into Ardennes, there is no telling
when the expected junction of his forces and those
Of MacMahon can be accomplished nor if they JON
who is to command for neither viii serve under
the other.
Discomfort is spreading fast among the troops
and even among the officers, who are discouraged
by the failure of Bazaine thus far to mite with
MseBiaAon.g
This letter. although written two days ago, and
arriving this morning by post supplies later news Oh
the position of the French forces than has been
allowed TO come by telegraph. 1t lends an an OF
probability to the extraordinary story that Bazaine
had made his escape with part of his forces from
Metz. emitting through the extended lines OF the
Prussians-as story of which there is as yet no W9Iu
Of confirmation from the Prussian side,
French kilograms, both those dated yesterday
morning and evening, received in London simul-
taneously this morning, place MacMahon, first at
Chalons and then at Reims; the latter is true, as
this letter shows. o. W. >
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS FRENCH NEWS.

THE EYES OF THE PRUssIANS TO BE DAZzLED
BY ELECTRIC LIGHTs-INCORPORATING THE
NATIONAL GUARD WITH THE REGULAR ARMY
AN ENGLISH SURGEON ARRESTED AS SPY.
PARIS. Wednesday, Aug. "a, 1870.
The proposition made by the Paris Figaro for
plaeing electric lights on the Paris Notifications
seems TO meet with favor. Military authorities
think the idea is good one, as the dazzle of the
lQhts will perplex the besiegers and aid the be-
sieeed
The process of incorporating the National Guard
with the regular army has begun. The National
Guards have held several meetings lately, at which
IL was resolved that proposition looking to peace
ouqbt TO be entertained long as the Prussian army
is on French territory.
An English surgeon was taken to guard house
Yesterday on suspicion Of being spy, but on exain-
nation il turned out that he was attached 10 the
Field Hospital service and he was released
The battalion Of sharpshooters passing through
Paris last night created great enthusiasm among tne
spectators. The moral tone of the city has vastly
improved There is less singing and shouting ana
more volunteering. All the citizens are prOvidihg
themselves with aims.
The wounded who return from the field receive
oyations and are treated with every attention III s
rurnored that a well-known lady thigh social posi-
ton here has been arrested charge Of conveying
information 10 the enemy, and is now imprisoned IN
the fortress 0f Vinoennes.
Three persons accused of completely in the recent
disorders at Vlllette tried before the Conhci Oh
War today. found guilty. and sentenced To death
convoy escorting large number OF Prussian pie
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.
ANOTHER EXCITING sCENE-TIIR SESSION CLOSES
IN AN UPROAR-THE COMMITTEE OF Defense
ENLARGED,

ANOTHER EXCITING sCENE-TIIR SESSION CLOSES
IN AN UPRoAR-THE COMMITTEE OF DEFENSE
ENLARGED
The session of the Corps Legslatif held last even
ing was unusually turbulent In reply to question,
Minister DuveInos gave assurance that there was
an ample store of provisions in Paris Several other
interpretations were made by various members. Not
withstanding answers were returned which could
not be otherwise than satisfactory yet there was
much excitement manifested.
The reading of the proposition of VI. Kerarty,
relative to the enlargement of the Committee of De
fense, by the addition of several members of the
Corps Legislatif created quite a scene, which was
finally Quelled by the announcement that the Gov
ernment had decided to add the names of Deputies
Thiers Talhouet, Dupuis, and Delorme and Senators
Mellnet and Behe as representatives of the Legis-
lative body and the Senate.
Jules Simon proposed to send out Of the city imme-
diatey all those who could not bear for France
This proposition was greeted with great applause.
Glais Bozoin suggested the sending away of all the
wounded Jules Simon energetically protested
against this. Deputy Taehard created tumult by
saying that there was scarcity of arms for the
troops in certain quarters. The majority protested
Minister BIame said that arms would be duly dis
tributed. He called the attention of the deputies to
the fact that questions concerning the armament
should not be discussed too much.
Deputy Gambetta, who was much excited, accused
the majority of having brought on the war; His re-
marks were so harsh that the majority refused to lis
ten to him. His voice drowned by the uproar,
and the session ended tumultuously. Gambetta is
generally blamed for his lack of discretion.
The press of the city generally condemn the con-
duct of the Deputies of the Left" in yesterdays
session of the Corps Legislatif, and NJ. Gambetta's
attack is denounced as ill-tmed
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
POSITION OF THE FRENCH FORCES

:. ,,crAr1oy OF CHALONs-BAzAINEs NJ
rrarD EscAPE-No WORD FROM HIM FOR
rwo won,ys-sprcuLArIoNs RESPECTING HIS
"NoRrH-wEsr PASSAGE NO CONFIRMATION
FROM TIE PRusSlAY sIDE-MACMAHoN AT
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
HOW THE PARIsIANs ARE pFcFrvFn

NOTHING But FAVORABLE NYws prcrrvrn
From TIE FRENCH ARMIES BY THE MINISTRY
AN ALLEGED FRENCH VICTORY OK suNDAY
LAsT-THE PRINCE ROYAL SAID TO BE RE-
TREATING.
PARIS Wednesday. Aug %, 1870
Tie Minister Of the Interior authorizes the state
ment 70 be made that additional adyices Of favor
able character have been received from tbe armies
in the field; but tho information is purposelv with.
held from the public, some journals inaiscreetlv
give details which should be kept back
The Constitutional in an editorial showing tbe
Improvement IN the military situation says it is re-
ported that there was another engagement ON sun
day, the ga which resulted fayOTaby to the French
IL gives 40 further particulars
The Libert6 says the army Of the Prince Royal
which reached ST. Dizier some days ago, has not
passed that place, but, the contrary, has fallen
back The same journal adds that il knows from
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
ENGLISH WAR NEWS,

TIE ORLEANS PRINCES STILL H0PEFUL-lNDiG-
NATION AT THE DESTRUCTION OF kEhL~
THE CAPITULATION OF PFALZBURG NOT OF
FICIALLY CONFIRMED-EXPLANATI OF THE
ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF BELGIUM NEV-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
W4SHIlNGT0N.
YICE-ADMIRAl
war.

yICE-ADMIRAL PORTER TO SUCCEED ADMIRAL
ARRAGUT--AMERICAN OFFICERS IN EGYPT
DEATH OF GEORGE WooD-A GOLD BANK
TIL
New-York tribune., 1870-08-25
THE SIEGE OF pFALsBURG.

THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
WITNESSES PART OF TIE BOAPARD-
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SOLUBLE MANURES.

The Sulphuic Acid Company
nvestm
in two foms,w
espondto % headve
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anda an January next G DEEG co.
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

IIGLyINSHEl ON and after the 18th October.
Passenger Trains will leave Spar
tanburg c. II. on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 7.30 a, M, and arrive at Alston ut
1.35 p. M, connecting with GreenvilIe down
train. Returning Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, leave Alston $50 m; arrive Spar
tanburg $40 p. m, as per following Schedule
Doom Train. Up Train.
Miles. Arrive. Leave. Arrive. LcaYc.
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Patent Office.

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"A rican and European Patents, and Coun
sellors at Patent Laws, tfifteen years expert
enco as solicitors of Patcnts,l AGO Seventh
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dividual fee asked in any case, unless a Patent
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad

G@ III EHISEI ON and after WEDNES-
~ ga;izsasAeTssD DAY, January 10, the fol
lowing Schedule will be run daily, Sur day
South Carolina Road, up and down, and with
Night Train on Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Road going South:
, 1870-12-12

TIT following is An abstract Of the daily
journal kept 4! Chicago during the mouth OF
November by the War Department Signal Scr
vice United States Army Corps.
November 1s-The rule mat II alwavs requires
a iu~er md higher curTrat OF ar. mos'uR 10
dtdttrLt directions, to produce rain. has been
,hr ralnstosm OF the sth. the lowes x1u.l w4s
more >putherly than \ ,utetrst wn.fc the higher
1a!nftos.n of to-day ine centre Of The sorn .int
70 tilt torth. The lowcr wid yterrh from tue y:
W 10 The y. F. Hhtte the hiRtet w,n'l couttnnes!
botn III Euynrc aud America thai. Ehtle In storms
the ln1 ct Htnd xhtrs Alrus. the uru*r cont nues
h,ra.1tly fton The tamc direction. The funsttsn
OF the utpeI wind seems to be but III explained.
or ratl.er NIT exp,aiucd ut a by the shesry y
&tntn,k: anil v4t cett4tnls strong upper tuErent
Is es>tu;lsi ~ the production Of any HseAt
Nov. a.-1E!s morning hss given ample proof
that window IA not Euoss Place IN wnlca % 10
| cate thrrme meier. Fur nile t9crr Il guile
+ha1r II. ST the thermometer Is atovc the tfecxnS
Sor. ga sight anroral light has .cen vis,-
have noticed surnt Al tsPlays very f'rqu"ntsY pre-
/ ccdc and Rccomrsny those great Storms 10 whlrh b
the wind commences sooinra,. o. +as', aaa see.s
| hT the parth to The northwest, cnlt1G in eSFesc
| cold. Here no Euch connection bet *een ~eAtne1
| and aurora has becn sih!e thus tsf.
Nov. as-F,on, ny experience an r r1sIpts t "a!% 1 !.
sn,n, fn,tT similar 10 the metnoa adopted ny tac
1 Western Crla1 Telegs srh Company. ihe poen.as
Ind ices nos lsa ann,n lST ,a'Sls Si nsums Tne DC
rufe or map bulletin. on thr CONTRARY. strikes tnt
I've ard c1yes hold 10 the tEegioassno: mus
init the o e1;!, J. ~ aC1ee a1s and Isl
Nov. :n-Tnts evening there VAS Fcry rcsul
tar tsin 1outn, INC naocn- Al INST = rs r,ea.at
ntoaa, and tl!-.!chced. Thin onc-hsll o. tne cit
c;e iar.er trc neh:ed side Of the fnooa nissR
NT1 th.%. - -l5f
, 1870-12-12

A1sASr. Dec. 19,-Heeyes-Totsl recctpss. t.SS
head. being 1.et less than last week The Ascea9f
aua!lty as much better than FOR nAof wf*N
INST The market opeaeti dull. and WIZ s*fy y
regular 70 the ci0ea- The AfxAhce o. W he'
nanded by the hOldtrt generally Na4 pald on
medium and common Kooos, but. eooatdeftnR sae
improved qua ity. hisher ar1des usJ ae ~ Nea y
last weeks oxuIez, sA99c; ~ wA Of! 10. cstth
he'd at >, &C, but nos accepted Aed!pm @escap
old more fItely and a. better prices thau aoy
other, very few viii 20 thrpush1n tlFtf han'4. hn'
xill be sold ar held ofer tilt ufxt Week ler sol-
nEtnc sales werr made tn-daE: Lau1S BlI!f 80 her
,nctT o1er, averaging ! 30 D.. vt Sac; Hams =
q. GO tlhts steers, az. t.&n0 e. n 3Ase: y. y
Uot1Rt, 50 Inino!s, 2F. 1-sis rs. y 80 AsE"!
RAJ lin, 20 Illinois. ~. go Eoa. q ~ 80
ne, At sc; Weller i HHuRn. 6o heutueh1s
AZ. 1850 -. n nc: uvtu3stnu = h1sensast, M y:
lltf os, av. 1.P40 ~, at ~. i.saa p,
...c: 30. ~, 1873 Is. al 1tc: " h'oo!as, - ~.
orcEper Esxtuan. I'm Iillno.s az l:so r., ~ &C
- ~ ign ~, Il SIC; 4 Manp, lp ll.ioots az.
! IN ~ At -c: a. =, 1,esn ~. at skc: IientA
Rosertha! 81 IIraot.. az, 1.esl ae re, - ~
.a06 ~, At =: 81, aT- ,n.0 -. - oHc' >. <
Uturv. 81 Illinois. AZ. .46e E,s ~ H.. ..o..
Snt 20 ard L1mbe-Rt ctitt T.. !l.tW. fAt safe. =
are In Focd demand and &C hi2hsF k1Aa ~
a, d the market ls ssrorg WITH nea1'. ~ ~ ~
| There l. not mapy lambs snd nnly n,a'se3 ~ 4
l TnnS ai frnm ar 10 SIC. Michigan eoeep, aF. =
~ NJ ILc: iutt.na md Kentucky. tat, ~. ~
n =, sLc: Capada, nv 100 n. at SIC
1inre-Rs ceitar, ti.9fO bead Market actise ao'
| IL htrhar thau last =. eE- Heavy IN dfo ana. nv
Inn se1I sloxly. Tnf range ls frcm 80 y ~
| TIE heavv are taken 70 Brighton, and The neht
| the New YORK market.
, 1870-12-12

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head.
Tue shrmen,s Of provisions for the week
arc 6.429 br,s beet. 7.2I9 brls pork, 1.S66, SIS
.,,r lard. and 80 ssl ma meats.
Flour WAS only in fair demand. but prices
we're nrm and nomlnally unchanged. ra.es o!
.lits *'nts5 e1.I.s es; 'as % & FaSss s5a,e1 ..
surerdne. At s4.1a,'z: spring, extra.
as s4.6aa 55a; erring -enae1hnes st
- 5o@4.es. and rye dour 1t 800. Tzsnsac-
tiou= were Is fellows: White Winter E1tras--
80 brls not named At &c a5; $50 ht'. brands
81 b,ls Indiana" at $500: 81 tfls not named
II $500: 100 b7ls DO on private terms
Winter Superiues-ss brls not nansd At
~ 12l:. Spring Ext.ze-.S0o brls :. Oriental
II $3.50: 500 brls " Lockro1 Hsd5sqlic ~ :.
do \. Is 70; 100 brss do 1t 81 si;;s: leo brss
| do At a4.65. Spring Super6res-l00 bsas not
| naratd at ss.25: 81 byis do 1t S{.1aH: lou
b,la do At ~ 81: 100 brls do II s95e- Eyc
FiopE-l4 bsls not named At - 90. Iosa''
,9ts2 htls.
:Whe.t VIA moderately active, and slightly
irregular at AZ average advance Of A@!5c on
| ycttIr12y' 8 quotations On seller the last hSsi.
vith evtn = letter demand for IAnu.!!. ~n1cn
improved to 1Ac above the last half acstesd
OF lc, Is yesterday. The mA1ket Was rather
dull early. utder repetition ot the old s;ots
about full receipts, and no shipments: Ihr
dnjlneee became wcrre when NeE York WAS
reported II actire, but toward NOON rnsste
telegram vas received FROM Liverpool qnotine
that ma1eet ~ better. ard \ demand Tor OPP
lions inst an,ly sprung mp. which made au SC.
, tive market 1t better p.icce. Seller the lae,
half Of the mouth eo1a On the ooea Boar
s1.o@l.0iH. On 'ChHnge it opened :,
. a1.N1. sevanced to s1.o5ss4, droppedn ~ e
SloiAt md closcd fEues 1t s1.05. sfue
The month waa 70 below tbeee quotations
. e,osing at e1.o41f. No rptine closed :
!: sl.o5: No. 2 spring 1t eLo4t<: No. spE,n!
as Il eN91 01 !; and rejected spring = W.
Ca.h ealee wrre reported OF e.4oo bu 80. j,
. epring ii el: :05k 600 hu do = sl.05a &4o
!: s1.05H; IL, 200 tn do 1t sl.05A; oeo
: do n e.. .o5: 5000 bu do II S1.o4K: 5000 D. .
. . do Ut s1.oiH 81 600 tu do u 81,o44; fo.6e
: 3. q = ts.cl;A cn,S9s ~ ~. APan8
, 1870-12-12
MONETARY AND CON- MERClAL.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EvES1sG. Dec 10,
Busiress and fcaucial cigrlas have bsen
somewhat aGi.lted this week " rnmofs o.
Suspensions II mesrsntle houses ia Sa1ious
l,ues Of }.a~in.es. but chietiy IN dty Gaods.
no ions. etc. The names Of no less thsu nse
ti1et-ctasa bueiuess houses have been "hit-
persd about during the last two days oy
iA'tling tongues 10 greedy cara a. has.ns
failed. After inquiry in eseh Of thsea essea,
We ran learn Ct nothing whatever 70 sustain
such rumors, and can only conclude
that they are. in some cases. set
st1oat By envioua or spltcful persons.
vbo, il it were not for ths feaF OF tue
penalties Of tho law, would &c: tire to the
fonses Of the rersous tt1=y like, instead OF
tr,ine 10 iuiura their business regulations.
In other cases, such stories have prossh!v
atiten ont OF tho eaetire-chAracteristio Of al
l,ttlc u,uls-to be the tirst to tell come As-
scntttsnE md eentAtioual 1ews- There have
bcen fou1 failures OF ul'ucr Importance dur
ee1her were not Of 80 much imp otsacee ~ tue
| Nadswcrth failure l1st week. aad there docs
| rot set IN ground for any general disturbance
| Of confidence. There IL no donts. however,
! tia, the number Of small failures aod tle
1nmors together. have eiused = mn:h closer
scrutiuv INTO the ssAndtng ri merchants Fen-
crally, and have made banks extremely eau
,iou- .atont serding to any but very few
| u,e1ch1nts without the best OF end3fsess'
Money il moderately easy. aaa eo1ro gers Or
| grim lccripts, and otlrr similar rouatetals
Eet it without difficulty.
Exchange continues Weak 1t &c par ~
rrtuiuu for ra!es between banks. At ih
counter batkcrs sell at lilo premium And bu:
1t par
Tbs movement Of currency to the cou3tE.
il uos1er.te, but hiss been mueh larEer TIL
week tbar last. and indicates that next wee
rjll sho~ a more active movement Of product
and better eupnly Of money in the countt!
tb- b. nj .ici.l Effects Of whi:h Will roon .
felt By cur merchants. in the way OF easse
collectors -
The manager Of the Clearing House furr
, irhss the fouo1iuG summary OF the pusioes
Of hi4 Office for the weak ending Deeeu
, 1870-12-12

3fQtn sst3G. NJ TIC fHHnGf- HHR&Z1na Wuel6
greet s.aznti ies af raili' asy ammunition we're
ktercG. In thar1nt'anhurg the housos were
70 I'll. ten that nssny 1irdHw% were demoiisla-
I'd, tho Eorsl p.ltce there hxving suffered
considerably in this reepecl. In 1eEain tho
report nss he.rd cverywhcsa. aud in many
placer tue concn pion Va. perceptible. Tho
rrurri.io-, ,Ir. D!ttmar, ID pos in the United
s1tase* wileIe Ac las poRl+r works.
BERLIN, Nov.1'
I'll. :rsstnt scet1n 70 he an activo moment
in all ,i.c Giplcmssic circles OF Europe, aud
t!f.p.: cl.es OF all kinda are now dying from
,-crst " co1rt and frcm c.pital to capital at
,iy.is..te. prussia Is a'l excited over tho ill.,
-utcet~ OF the Bavariau transactions. In
v'cai, there il expected ministerial es'sss,
t:src. Kahn. the Minister Of War, haS1nE
tl'reAs-nc-l his resignstion in csseth military
icdrrsaacnca of Davasia 10 recognized: aud
other saetnbezs Of tte Cabinet. it is thought,
will lf'!'ow. Even Beust, it is intimstod, vi:
he rtF'are'i. and And1assy Is reported ~
7eont to take tho bu1get OF Foreign AAsare
Won llehtcnsels, tho wcll-knosn leader d
The Liberals III the House at Lords, is said 4
be charged with ths forum. Of new Minis
Try. leust. who was about 10 take tour il
Ewitzerlapd with hts family, was broueh
"head over heels, ae the D-rliu de.rstche
SAy, ton Cabinet meeting in Vienna. In
day OF two tnesrsge from the Enneror il
cxpected. In England, Gladstone IL tudaepl,
called on 10 Waller, and Lord Granyiiie i,
welmnr. Ecglaud takcs The occasion to r.
Few {as It is repo.tctlJ her .custt. for = ssill
eiaud iu osdes for national CONGRESS-. rhier
il alleged TO have gone ag,iu frnrn Tour
to Par1-. At the irssiEn'ion nt the 1'rn--i.ns
There s-enls to ls@ uovcuaent everywhere
and scarcely aaytsods k1ows What TO do. b.
csnat he cs,not caicu:a:o on tho number {
direction Of tts other "Ess that will /
made. $, tue reports arc dying about one
head I-".c Today.
lsu. Is dinas cct kEow nf.tster TO feN
frr-t Itue.ia eisl l.er e1e%isE strength.
is ceft>ir s!at shr j. vrty ar:ivc in aajnstit
herself 10 the charged condition ct tl.ings.
notice among her recent ae'n an crday fro
ahe War Departm TO .he effect That Il
instruction Of the snleisrs in reading and W
ling -tall be taken in hand also that Il
army shsls be equ'pped with Lew arms (csp
els.jy irearus) TO sorresroaa - x'th tho y. .
that ihs constructing OF Geld tslrSrapls. a
rai1rcGd = command err" for the army be tx
in hand. A railroad project is pow IN &