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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06
LANDS IN FRANKLIN PARISH. LOUISIANA.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY,
BY order of E. E. Norton, Assignee
IN TIE MATTER OF J. A. HEMLER,
Bankrupt.
District Court Of the United States Of America
for tho District OF Loaisiana-Ho. IA.

RY q. E. GIRARDEY q CO, AUO-
ID tioneers.-Ofhcs No. Il Exchange Place
FRIDAY, May l3, 1870, at twelve o'clock M
at the Merchants, and AuStioneers' Exchange
on Roya, street. between Canal and Custom
house etreets, in the city of New Orleans, by
virtue of order from the Hon E. Ii. Duret
Judge of the United States District COURT for the
district of Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy, dated
the sixth of March, 1859, will be sold at public aug
ton,
south half of southeast quarter of section %.
in township sixteen north, range six east. con.
tanning 20 acres, more or less.
The undivided half of section sixteen Of town.
ship sixteen north, range SIX east, containing $40
acres, more or less.
Tne decree of court ordering the sale of the above
described property directs that the same be freed
from all cumbrapces, and the assignee acting as
the officer of the court i'll convey only such title a.
is in him vested by the assignment IN bankruptcy,
and BY the aforesaid order of the court The taxes
not having been paid. and the assignee not knowing
how much there may be due therefor the purchaser
to assume payment over and above the price OF al.
judicstion OF all taxes which may be due on the
property.
Terms-Cash on the spot at the moment of diu
Cication. ,
Act of sale. with Y. s. stamps att ached. at the
expense of the purchaser, before M. Gernon notary
public. ap22 30 myl I3
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
A VALUABLE PLANTATION ON THE BAYOU
TEOHE, IN THE PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
LOUISIANA.
BY ORDER OF E E NORTON, ASSIGNEE
IN THE MATTER OF BENJAMIN DEJEAN-
Bankrupt.
United States District Court Tor the District OF
Louisiana.

DYC. f. GIRARDEv q co OFFICE
- No. II Excnanse P@cs-FRIOAY: May q. 1870.
to the highest bidder. without reserve. at the Me
chants and Auctioneers Exchange. on Royal. be-
Duroll, Juoee of the United states District Court
and rendered on the sixth March 1853 in the above
entitled matter. the following described property.
a CERTAIN TKACT IF LAND. situated, late in the
parish Of ST. Landry beng tract OF land with i'm
Situated on Bayou Teche bounded on the north BY
Bayou Teche, on the east by lands OF frank Ferret.
lands Of Ladser ard Lnoien Lsstrsces. Together
with all the improvements thereon. rights and ways
The decree Of the court ordering the sale of the
above described property directs that the same be
as the oficer Of the court. will convey only such
title as is vested by the assignment in bankruptcy
Not knowing hether the taxes have been paid on
the above described property to what extent the
property is subject to claim for taxes the purchaser
the price of adjudication.
Terms-Cash on the spot at the moment of adj1-
dication.
Acts Of sale. together with the United States in.
ternal revenue stamps attached, at the expense OF
the purcnassr before NJ Gernon, notary public
my6 l0H2l27
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKR UPTCY
TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN FRANKLIN
PARISH, LOUISIANA.
BY ORDER OF E. e NORTON. ASSIGNEE
IN THE MATTER OF I. j. HUNTINGTON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

THE PATTONA PLANTATION. IN MADI-
son PARISH, LOUISIANA
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. E NORTON. ASSIGNEE
Bankrupts-No go
District Court of the United States of America fol
the District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06
LANDS IN CALDWELL PARISH. LoUIsIAN4

LANDS IN CALDWELL PARISH, LOUISIANA.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY oRDER OF E E NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
IN TIE NATTER OF L. S. MARKHAM,
Bauk-upt-No. SIS.
District Court of the United States Of America for
the District Of Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06
LANDS IN MOREHOUSE PARISH.

LANDS IN MOREHOUSE PARISH
ASSIGNEE'S SALH IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. z. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
rupt-No 33i.
District Court of the nted States Of America, for
the District of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

LANDS IN ST. MARY PARSE.
ASSiGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
III THE MATTER OF H. j. SANDERS. BANK
rupt-No 265.
District Court OF the United States of America for
the District of Louisians.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06
AssiGNEE.s SALE In BANKRUPTCY.

TRACT OF LAND IN FRANKLIN PARISH,
LOUISIANA.
BY ORDER OF e. Z. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
In THE MATTER Z. S. SIMPKIES, BANK.
rupt-No. 449.
United States District Oourt for the District OF
Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
By G.. E. Girardey & Co.
LAND IN ST. MARTIN PARISH.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF Z. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF RIJHARD STOUT,
Bank-upt-No 572.
District Court of the United States OF America for
the District of louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

District Court OF tie United States of America for
Tie District Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

AUCTION SALES.
BY C.. E. Girardey & Co.
LAND IN FRANKLIN PARISH.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER or E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF r. 7. HAWTHORN,
Bankrupt-No 207.
District Court of the United States OF America for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

District Court of the United States Of America for
tie District OF Louis;ana-No. 536.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

o. TRACY CLERK. i5ssss is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06
By E. A. Deslonde.
CHOICE PROPERTY.
TVO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ST. CHARLES, PRYTANIA AND JOSE
PRIME STREETS,
BEST PORTION OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

IN THE MATTER OF L. Z. LOVE
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

LOT AND BUILDINGS IN PATTERsONyILLE
LOUISIANA.
ASSTGNEa'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
BY ORDER OF 4. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF LEVY & LEOPOLD
Biusruptl-No. 93
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06
LAND IN MADISON PARISH.
AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

BY ORDER OF Z. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

United States District Court for the District of
Louisiana
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APPS 20 my5
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06
ASSIGNMENTS SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
A. TRAOT OF LAND, WITH IMPROVEMENTS,
SITUATED IN JACKSON AND VIM PAR.
ISBES. LOUISIANA.

BY ORDER OF E. e. NORTON, ASSIGNEE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

-, AGAINST confirmation. None
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-06

BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-07
CUEIosIIIES or CRIME.

Reuben Clapp Of Boston was sentenced yester 'ay
two year. imprisonment Tor cuuntor.otlng three and
hye Ceat coins.
William Marsh, who shot Bella lu-'ed at l6l
Greene and then shot himself died yesterday IN the
Penuentlnry Hospital,
James Spruell was yesterday sentenced TO nye
years Imprisonment for The uaHslaugh.et OF William
isht ngae In october last, a, beNidcre n j.
Larry Hanley called Pat Morrison q liar John
Hanlev struck MIN whc Larry held him. ana Yesterday
Jury In the Brooklyn CITY Court gave Fa1 verdict Oh
$500
In the Paterson Courts yesterday, Elias 4. Nrec
land was convicted Of a'sauItlpg MS father iniaw,
The latter - daughter deserted the Old man ana wet
with her husband. She doichdcd MN IN the ltal
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
CHARLES +. DE Beylllc hela In t!0O bail to answer
charge OF dtfIauding " illam H. Duwllng Of SheueC-
tady OF 2OJ by falsely representing mat tho hquor
saloon at Wayorley place wa, worm that amount and
whiSkey, brandy aud 30 on, contained pure Croton
water.
A repair chr was placed on the track OF the North
ern Railroad ut NOrth Bnecawtn, \. H. on Wednesday
with the evident Intention OF throwing the NAL ttlin
from the track The train was moving at high speed,
Tossed the obstruction aside, and passed In safety
Cyrus George and julius Taylor father ana ms two
IONS, ere arrested Julus made confession Oi hls
own guilt but sought to eXonertle the Others,
Rudolph Henri do Bergue, perfumed French
man regis tered the &3d OF september ~ the AstOr
House, aud remained dIin6lng Mr, stet,on,. prmest
wines and doightlng the guests with his nne Mnor,
81. de Bergues BIZ was presented he said he eXpected
remittances by the next packet As tho packet had
arrived and no money was forthcoming, 81. do BetRue
Was held yesterday by Justice Fowler.
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house. thence along the track back to the fence, and
ovur IT, ana tnencs to hurdle IN Qgnt u the club
houge. Whom OF at the second leap, W,'H WAS
over tho fence, Bddy Malone fell, and was dropped.
Tho pair loft went on TO the hurdle at the club
house, where 1isdale went down, and Oystefnon
went ou alone, while Biddy and Tisdalo were run
running about the dcd. OF course Ol lslctman camo
home alone But whom Biddy went down, uadncY.
her trainer, ran to her rider Grimm, and, hnding
him too much hurt 10 romount, he himself
mounted and rolo home three ioulths OF a
mile behind Oystcrman. Just as the latter was
finishing Tisduie was caught and lis rider again put
up, and he was just coming In as The people were
leaving the course. -
No material injury was sustained by Griffin or
Thomp'on, the riders Of the unlucky h0rses, and
none by the horses, -
80 ended the days sport, oil good and satisfactory
But II is duty to the public to call attention 10
the bad starting Of the yOungstors In the nursery
stakes. bad the flag systom OF starting is, u Was
never worse managed than In tho Nursery stakes
yesterday. To be q starter, the inan should be
young, active, courageous. patient, and fcsOlnle.
None OF these qualities appeared Yesterday. Ihe
starter out tie patcnce OF tue spectators and
when he discovered the temper Of the crowd, ne
sent the colta away In start tha would be dimeult
to make worse. The Jockey Club must abandon
the flag system OF starting and must place on thal
duty young and not an old man-a man with cour-
age. tact and command. lie must not. as was done
yesterday. stand In the Of his horses but must
marshal them from their front and not their rear,
and must have no fear Of them or for his safety
Nothing Of this was phown yesterday The starting
In that out the patience OF the spectators
secured their censure, ana dsgusted them.
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JOTTISGs ABOUT TOWN.
Music on the Battery thi, evening.

Music on the Battery this evening
Tie FRENCH Patriotic Aid society's receipts to
date are t31.7p.
The u. B P's have their annual clam.bake In
Funk's Park this afternoon
Tho French gunboat Latouche Trevils has 70
turned, and Is anchored In the hlrbor.
Mary Ann Augusta Houran died suddenly lad
evening IN hinoly'sIth street. near Broadway,
The gentlewomen OF the Southern Women, Bu-
rcau are endcayoring to establish medical college for
women in tho South
Last evenings a nre damaged tho third floor OF {
Hudson street. occupied by Howell Bros. packing box
havea drill room two hundred feet in length and
ninety In breadth without n single pillar,
Edward GaSsgI9 Of Tyon DGShs,' eSGn,y
GAY ~; ~ iT9. the uein yhle-i 92toS. at aa-
A. the Grand Opera House Maretzek's place was
sup' I'd by Carl Patti brother OF the famous singers
AlI"a aud Carlotta. He Is barely twenty years q
The Putnam PhalanI OF Hartford and the Amos
sg sesg veteran, Of Hewhgryport MAJ VIII arrive IL
celved ny { OIL FlsE's Ninth Regiment
The Cartmen's Protective Union mot last evening.
ana ths snecal CowmilIce reported that Coect9s
ing back on It's original basis withna week,
Yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court, Aid:
age native OF Prussia barber by trade, .! ON Broons
street TO Jane Lcvy aged S late VI 70 Ludlow street
col Fisk intend. to raiso the number Of his
mounted tan 10 ihtly, and 10 eqnlp ne regiment
mas a'fcSdy 5e"n taken some 6f the non Commission.
cd stan have received The new weapon
Mr.. Henry Russell has Just arrived from London
glass, lhey include clar't jugs, champagns coolers
Say One ioGr bottle carc' ini is w9ft3 ,s5o. aud :
smaller jug, with two glasses, $50
Matthew = Brennan having resigned the Treasur-
ershP 2i the police, Henry snnh ha. been appointed
J. W, Bouck, Property CLERK, has been removed and
once 6as saccSssd nSS n s,sssa HCss ~ u
Madison street station has been retired ON 'ON pos
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SPARKS FROM the rELEGR1PH.

The Baltimore shoemakers are on strike.
Thirteen persons died OF yellow fever In Now Or.
leans on Wednesday.
The Rev DR. Plnckney was cohsecrated as Assist q.
ant Bishop Of Maryland yesterday.
The Democrats Of the First District of Dutchess
county lave nominated PhUnK BOkel Tor the Assem-.
bly,
T y sickles OF Omaha has boon appointed Super.
intgndcnt oi the Union Pacnc KlrOad, In place Of
COL {, O. Hammond.
There was run yesterday on the lliberHian Ssy-
ugs and Loan society OF San Francisco. The ocers as.
sert their ability to meet any danger.
On Mondly evening last boiler in a soap factory
at BlAdwoOd, lll exploded, instantly Killing H. Ieus.
lei, j. llishman, William leartHeT, and Fide Rose.
T. sherman of indianapolis died on Wednesday,
leaving an estate OF d JOO,0OO by his own request a
tOd morfSm examination OF his body IS to be made n
the Interests OF science.
The Southern Commercial Convention in Cncin.
natl yesterday passed resolutions myOrng subslcs 10
AmCncan shipping and to the southern racine HhlE
road, and declaring rivers the property OF the people
The iron steamship South Carolina sailed from
Charleston for New ork last evening, with the largest
cargo cleared from Charleston consisting OF oO
wv POUNDS Of cotton, rice, and nOur.
crazy man went on the Lyon creek bridge at
Utica yesterday afternoon, told some men that he
would show them somotnng that tney had never seen,
and scilDg wire two or three swings aud lot 60.
lie tel It's feet and was instantly KILLED
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LESSONS FOR NEW roRK FIRHMEN.
Proof that n Building mny be Burned when
FILLED with Tar BnrrcIs-And TINT u will
Fall if Its supports nro Bnrncd On-And
TINT u may Hurt Whoever II Underneath.


nm, Iii, n,r p,r,c,.-Apd Tint ~ will
r",." w" 49, " 20 " ,,, nU "a
ran u It's Nnpporl, "ro ~ ,
thnt " may Hurt NhoeVcr ~ th"crhe"th'
Yesterday afternoon about five thousand peo-
---,,, =, ,,.- ..,-AA..,..t 81 si,,v so,oou
pic hssemoIeu IN t'e hoiKuOo'"oo" VI "' 'O''
street and Third avenue to witness pubic test or
tho ,o.hod of o,,rvpisbioy fires by the AZ plica,ion
Wv ''N''O " e -. H.. ,nt,,
inrs each twenty Eve feet by forty feet, and two
s,or,.. htch had beop constructed OF old and dry
'''''s "e"' '"u ~ - 80. 80 -, 49,. -,
pine lumDor, ana hheu WIN ~ V'n'P'' '"' ""'i'''
and six barrels Of rosin, each building being also
.-,, ..,,,. a.. .., u,.oino
Ss'ui"'e' WV" ''' ""u ,, MT
On the grounds were FIRE commissioners blair'
Ui,chman and Galway Chief Shay of the Sixth
:, ,,..-,,- =. ,,,t, u,,,..u -, ,ho ri,h,h t,.,,,i
battahon' ana Cniei ouIhNAn vi he hiH"'" p"''"-
ion ex.Chief KinEtland, Capt. Smith, Foreman OF
pngino 70 No ol Chief Of Police Fowler of Jersey
" ',o. 49,, -. s.,,,. , .,.,ao .,
Ciy CAPT. 1uhner' oers'' Sohu@' unus p'''oon VI
police.
~, u T p,,,r,.k NJ ch,csso naaisted nv Mr.
Soi n L. "u''''A VI N"N"e'' $4,000 ~ 49,
Drew o; Boston, superinlended tie arrangements,
and hal on tho grounds what they termel the Rure.
- -, -, .,.,., :, 49,, t.. ,,nr,,h,
ka ure engine "h'o" oonsi''ou " WV .'be 'P'h"'
| cylinders, with hoppers on top, aud sieves and
vaIvo. ho,ow T,o wafer u.s punped by s.eam
:. - =, -,
| tire Engine NO. B into 'he waves "here p's'eu
through sulphate OF soda, which had been placed In
| ,,o o,iirlo,s .r1 =, bi,h ,nnr.gn,tod tho vo,cr
| This preparation was thrown b! the Eureka engine
In three strrgms-two through inchand-l half hose.
with three eigts nozzle; the other through thr
| same size hose, with q hHl:.inch nozzle.
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A MERCHANTS SUICIDE.
Shooting Himself In Bed In Maiiiard's Hotel
shooting Under tho Dedclothing 60
Deadcn tho Seund-A wit, and n Request
to be Buried in Greenwood.

Shooting Under tho Bedciotbing 90
Deadcn tho sound-A wit, and n Request
to bo Buried In Greenwood.
Max Il. Berolzheimcr, formerly an importer Of
dry goods In Leonard street, and said TO bo worth
half million of dollars was found dead In his bed
at about one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in room
on tho third floor of Manard's Hotel, Gol Broadway.
At 1fst IL was supposed to be a case Of natural
death but " hon Coroner Rollins and Capt. McDer.
mott, OF the Prince street police made an investisa
tion, II was ascortanod that Mr. Bcrolzheimer had
committed suicide The body was covered with the
bodclothes. and by the right side lay lvebarrelled
revolver, chamber OF which had beed discharged
The weapon had evidently been fred under tho
clothes with the left hand and the bullet had passed
through tho heart
From the testimony taken before the Coroner u Ia
believed tnat the deed was done between o'clock
on "Wednesday afternoon and half past yesterday
morning. Mr.. Berolzheimer was seen by Mrs. Mus
sinan wife Of one OF the propretors Of the hotel,
entering his room at about $3.50 p. NJ. on Wodnes-
day. after which he was not again seen alive. At
about hNlf past o'clock yesterday morning the
waiter called him to breakfast ns usual but recoiv
ing no response. he supposed that the gentleman de-
sired to sleep, and did not further disturb him At
about nooa the chambermaid went 10 clean up his
room and found the door still locked. Her sum.
mons receiving no response, her suspicions were
aroused. Soon Mrs. Brandies OF Brooklyn called,
as she had not seen him usual on Wednesday
evening. She informed Mr.. Mussinan, who on nnd.
ing the door locked inside, summoned an onlcer and
had the door broken open.
Mr.. Berolzheimcr was about six feet In height,
thirty years of age, and strictly temperate.
His friends knew OF no reason for the deed, nor had
they heard Of any reverses or other cause for bis
act beyond the fact that for the past three weeks he
| had been suffering from collie lie was native OF
Furth Bavaria. where his friends are well TO do In
the world.
Amer quitting the business in Leonard street in
May last he had become an inventor, and had occu
| pied room at 406 broadway. He had boarded al
Mail!ard's about five years, and there was highly
respected. He left a note ad re ssed IN his friend
| Adolph Zinn, in which he said he had made will
| wrieh he desired to be given to Mr. Brandies, o
BROOKLYN. He added that he wished all debts TO be
| raid, including t25 to his washerwoman. He also
desired to be buried In Greenwood Cemetery.
The jury having returned verdict OF death from
shooting through the heart, permit was given fol
| the removal Of the body, which was last evening
| prepared for the grave.
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FRENCH VAR DISPATCHES.
The Prussinns Defeated on tho 4th-Tbcir
Precipitatc Evacuation OF Piihiviers.

The Prussinns Defeated on tho 4th-Tbeir
Preeipitate Evacuation OF Piihivier-.
Tours, Oct 6.-The battle near Chateau Gail
lard on the tth has produced important resuts The
Prussians defeated and forced to retreat, and
evacuated Pithiviers with so much precipitation
that many cattle, large amount of forage, &c, were
lcft behind and fell into the hands Of the French.
CuAErRrs, Oct. 5, via TouRs. .6th.-Cannonadiug
commenced this morning near Maintenon.
ST. QUENTIN Oct 8, via Tours, 0th.-There vas
a combat yesterday near sossons, and prisoners
say that two regiments OF the army OF the Duke OF
Mecklonbu -schwerin
WE'RE DEFEATED ny TuE GARRISON
A report from Gen. Rigan, forwarded from
Toury. shows that a decided success was achieved
yesterday by the French troops under his COM
mand
ToURs, Oct. ct Is asserted thl an armorer Of
Lyons has constructed a steam mitrailleur, the
most formidable yot known. There Is no news
nom Paris.
Gen. Rigan reports from Chevilly. on Wednesday.
that he had recon notred toward Toury with three
brigndes OF cavalry and infantry, and few guns.
He reached Chisses at about 7 o'clock, surrounded
the village. and took nve Bavarian prisoners and
some guns. Ressayre's Brigade turned the village
the right and the enomy's cavalry, 500 strong,
supported by aOOo infantry, Obliged to retrest
| precipitateiy toward Paris. The French pursued
| them threo hours march beyond Toury. Gen. Rgan
ascoraiped the presence with these forces Of Prince
Albert OF sa1e-Meiningen and Of Prince Albert of
| SAKE -Altenburg. A drove OF cattle was captured
| by the French.
News has been received here that the Prussians
| have now completed all arrangements
| roR suELLiSo AND ATTACHING PARIS.
| The guns and mortars are In position. The spirit
| OF the population, however. is undaunted. Adyiccs
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The Expelled Germans Demanding Indcm-

BEnLiN. Oct. 6-King William sanctions the
demand made by the Germans who were expelled
from France for mlcmn ty lor the Losses they have
sustained thereby, Tae German maritime towns
also require special damages aasern; that although
their vessels escaped capture the injury to the ship
ping interests Of the kingdom, through their com
pnlsory sojourn in foreign harbOrs was great 1t is
complained that France has placed herself in oppo-
sition to the progress OF civilization, IN having
leized property on the high seas, and an indemnity
is now asked Tor in order to prepare tue way for
uaiverssl recognition Of the principle of the free.
dom OF private property in the time OF war under
MI conditions
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WAsurSoroN, Oct. 8-Letters have been re-
ceiyed here from Paris and its neghbOrhOod by sey.
era prominent French gentlemen, the contents OF
which are to-day confirmed by private kilograms, TO
the effect that the situation at that city has I'M
proved, and that there no dsaensions among the
people all OF whom, regardless Of political opinions
OF the citize ns continues" says one OF the CORE
spondents and the hopes Of the Prussians that the
people OF Paris would be found In anarchy on the
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W.iSHINGTON NOTES.

Major Gen. Hancock Nnd Brig, Gen. Terry have
been designated members OF the Board to meet in
Washington and muster out officers under the new
ARMY law,
Yesterday a committee Of gentlemen from Mary
land called uuon the President and invited himself and
Cabinet TO visit the Agricultural air IN fr derrick next
week. The President always ready TO accept anything
accepted the invitation.
The President received a despatch yesterday from
the Hon. o. 7. Morton, stating that he would DO In
Washington IN ten or twelve days, and that he would
be prepared to sail for Europe shortly thereafter His
Instructions will not dner materially from the insiruc
tons to Mr Motley.
Pat Woods, OF Richmond, who has been In jail
tiSes for an SssTi tS-cn CofSrSssnan TofSef. SS.s
leased YESTERDAY, his Term Of sentence having expired
Woods says he Is going back 10 Richmond 60 enter
actively into tho canvass TO defeat Porter, who is
candidate Iei. 'eCtlOn