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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-08-25

ley, LOFT the st. Cloud depot on Tuesday
with his wife aud infant, four months old,
going to his home near Minneapolis. The
child VAS quite sick, and when near MIN
neapolis died. The scene Was . sad one,
and there was not passenger but sympa-
th,zed with the afflicted parents.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. Pickit and family
started for Now York yesterday. Mr.. P.
will make heavy purchases for the Greg
ulator."'-
MIR. 8. H. Parsons, the eentlemanly
agent OF tho American Merchants Union
Express Co., At this place, starts tor . trip
to the East next week. He will b absent
about . month. His place will be filed by
IN agent from Southern Minnesota.
Judge N. N. Smith, one Of the earliest
settlers Of St. Cloud, but who removed
about seven years ago to Brooklyn, N. Y,
arrived last week on visit. He observes
great improvements since he was last here,
i've years ago.
Rev. 8. Z. Stewart, pastor Of st. Johns
church, will start ON Monday for Mary
land, to be absent some two months.
DR.. Geo. H. Keith, formerly Of Mime
apolis, favored us with call on Monday.
F. B. Van Hoesen, Esq, Cashier Of the
Bank Of Alexandra, passed through town
yesterday on his return from m Eastern
trip. t's7sa=.';% tF'' =. 80 @.
We had call this morning from Hon.
z. W. Hamlia, Of Bethany, Pa, father Of
Judge Hamlin, Of this city.
Col. H. Mattson, Secretary Of State, was
in town on Tuesday. ..
Messrs. Thos. II. Garfield and G.. NJ.
Bracket returned yesterday from Gov.
smith's N. P. R. R. party at Otter Tail.
Mr.. C. goes East. .-.
Maj, Geo. Atcheson, Indian Agent, was
in town on Monday. .s2,.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Cortleyon, Of Pat
terson, N. j., are on . visit to their son-in-
law, Mr.. VIM. Mulliken. D..
Mr.. W. Frank Corey, Of the Erie Rail-
road Co., New York, is also at Mr.. Null.
ken's.
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BRANCH L1xB.-Mr. G. H. Alsop was in
town this week, and started yesterday to
return to his party engaged in surveying
the Branch Line of the Northern Pacific
from this place to intersect the Main Line
They have made distance Of about eigh-
teen miles, and are near Two Rivers
They find . pretty difficult country to y orx
in, marshes being quite frequent.
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-Pickit 4 Abbott have removed to Bell''

Fer Quincy ersot.rs, g e Boyd's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-08-25

.-Pickit g. Abbott have removed to Bells
Block.
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TO BUSINESS MEN.

Milk crackers at Boyd's. ..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-08-25
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

Litchfield, Meeker County, MINI.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-08-25

Miss Ella Webb, who has just closed a
very successful school in our district, much
to the satisfaction of all concerned, gave
her SCHOLARS a very pleasant picnic in
Squire Farwell's grove, on the 18th inst.
A splendid table was spread, and after a
bountiful dinner, the little ones spent sew
eral hours IN delightful play. almost
wished myself boy again. GAMMA.
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The net debt If Nov YoTt i.
$29: 705,075, that Of Boston about
|$1s,ooo,o0O, aud that Of Chicago near
y &l5, OOO, 900.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.

G. BR1DGNAN, Chairman.
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or tho effect OF cheertllheSS uPon
work, q New York orreSpondent writes :
An acquaintaneso d mine employs . large
number Of women at sewing mGchineS
lie tells me that when he inst conceived
the idea OF going into this particular line
Of business, ho determined to 60 up 70
Sing Sing and examine the system as II
was nractlced there, and TO ascertain .
Just data Of profit In regard % outlay Tor
labor. His visit opanCd his eyes 70 sey.
cral things, and returning to tho city he
made up his mind to let tho girls sing and
talk as much as they pleased while they
worked, but muAt work By tho piece, 90
that loss Of time would fall upon them Is
well as upon him. When he waS shown
into the great workshops occuplOd by the
female c0nVictS al the great Sate Prison,
he was naturally enough surprised 70 ind
that the women, though hAHd at work
with their sewing machine, were just %
busy with their tongues, exercising their
two natural gilts, the needle and tho or.
gan Of speech, and when he expressed hiS
wonder TO tho warden at such license, he
was told that twice aS much could Be got
from them Il. they were allowed p use
their tongues than Il they worked In the
unnatural condition Of the sekt tsQi forced
silence; 60 with The peals Il laughter and
sometimes q strain ol mot unpleasant hAF-
mouy, droWing the rattle Of the mAchtne1,
and helping Along pleasantly The weary
hours Ol toll.
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ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, August |

ST. LOUIS, August TO-
Col. Robert Campbell, Of St, Louis, and
Felix r, Brunot, Of Pittsburgh, Indian
Commissioners, will leave here, Monday
next to meet Red Cloud and the principal
Chiefs at Lawrence. They will visit
Spotted Tail. II the Indian goods reach
Lawrence In time, MeSSrS Campbell and
Brunot will supefintend their distribution.
Gen. Med Donald, Internal Revenue Su'
pervisor for this district, Is investigating
the charges Of corruption against Mack
]. L@yeting, Assessor OF The OH district
In this State.
An excursion party that leN Columbus,
Ohio, last Tuesday for Kansas City, pass
cd through here last evening en- route
home
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Clnelaaiatl MarkssItI.. Il.
0manHAtE AaEnIt l0.

"a ~ GINGNuAFtt iARgaAt ~.
FLOuR-Dnll; Gmlly Is va 90
GR4N-WhOat-Duli a o. ~ y = loF rcd via
teE. CoFn-FiEm md OUppiy lIRht elr ~ 5lpOe,
QHlRk At 7hfNGat y -sts2f az. jos
C0FFoS JnshanEsd: mIdflllg ,lRke,
To6Aooo-FGIF dsinindi saIsi 10 hhdS a.
WRnEr@Dsl ana ,sass.1lpd; ssl'a pt OtT
PRoy,slSaS-MesS Fofk -Dull; AAIoi 80 bblB
Sl f1S %. BulE Neat HSld o. tA0lBe, bot tbo
demand was tFillngi alVTaAN lot OF AhoRldols
sold q lSf Pasked, gas9E.Sta!t demand q
TAX, II and I1Se; GGt6a III RAIs u lhese rates:
Hams b-21R9l He, and dull.
BUTTI8l- -aAECO and AFIE 9ta 1Os.f w
( E0sS-AdVaReOd 10 Il0iSc, Hhlppqrs' e9upt,
and iGe toT eandlOa and solOeted. 7ts-t Nlh'F
CnEEAR-Dull q I0Atla,
oIts- LIpseed oll5b9ll a aia. Lard OH
81 o1Get q: demand Hight.
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A Series OfMinOr Engage
ments.
The Coming Struggle at
chalons. 81
Relative Forces to be Engaged,
An Early, Decisive Battle q Poliu-
cal Necessity.
MI ~ 4! 1sG ES5Y ~. tEHF
Prussia's Demands in the Event Of
Success.
Russia Growing UneSsy About the
& Z. Balance o. Power. ~
WEDyrDAY.RyIt1irS;d,, 40 tust n.

New YoRK, August 1s."SS
AsWords London special, says there
are continual r6pPEts Of engage hut
tleyfoier % tiolSly tOA series Of Conflicts
necessarily cntailcd on the two armies by
their vast numbers, and the extent OF the
lines on which they arg moving.
The Prussians will doubtless leave Yer.
dun behind them, as they have Metz,
Thiouville, BitchC, Strasburg and other
fortified places. 1t Is believed, on the best
authority, that the French win ccncen-
trate ct Chalons, with 1000 men and q
thousand guns, and that the PrtlSsians
will attack them with 10000 men aud
/ 400 guns. All the actions Of this week
must 6c considered as merely preliminary
to one Of the greatest conflicts the world
has eveF seen. iIE Is thought here 70 be
imperative upon both armies TO bring on
decisive battle as soon as possible, for
political, rather than for military, reasons.
The French capital "a IN a, condition ol
ill.suppreSsed revolution.
ITS understood that II Prussia wins
she will demand reimbursement for all
the expenses Of tho war, with the ceSsiOn
Of Lorraine and Alssce, and upon this
understanding rest the fears Of European
complications Russia iSbcgtnning TO press
tho EnglISh government Tor IN under:
standing to maintain the balance ofpoWeF.
There arc nfmots OF agitation among the
Germans Of Baltic Russia, and Of the
mobilization Of tho Russian army for the
Prussinn frontiers. :,
Everything Gor the moment depends
upon the result Of Bazaine's battles near
Chalons. But little news can be expected,
for the armies are maneuyeFtng of the
line of railways and the telegraph, and
where they arc not cut, they are absolute
10 nontnnliai hV the military.
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EEW YORK cry.
NEM YoRK. AuEusL e:

A pic-nlC Of the Savage organization Of
FenianS came Of at Jones Wood, yester-
day, and was attended by over 1000 per.
sons, John Savage made q speech, con
dGmninE the recent fight between Orange
and Green ruflAnS, and reminding his
brethren that since tho diSestAblishment
Of tho Irish Church the Orangemen had
become natiouAllstS. He also alluded to
the present war, and advised IriShmen TO
refrain from taking sides until England
became involved.
The President Is expected to leave
Long Branch for Washington this even
Ing, arriving there ON Friday morning. A
Cabinet 81 Ion will be held on that day.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE. {.
TUESDAYS BlTFtEAHlIRNETz.
A Twelve Hours combat.
The Prussians Claim . Victory
Continuous Fighting and Re-
ral s44 trO8tingj So ~
.-n-rI.t L,ln-a .EL-n q. i.Ai.fhhl.NE q ~
4 Reported Pru.sIal!l 1lR0vltss.
BERLlN, August IL.
The following olIlcinL neUB has bean
made public here this morning;
PoNT,1e NOuaSOH. }

The following OilcinL DeUB has bean
made public here this morning;
PoRT,Ge ALOuasoN, !
WWNEsDAY.' Y.'EvltiINg, August n. !
C;eueFal AlvenSisban sdYaposd yeSter'
day with tho Sd eotps towards ne east
EIds ol 1leti, 6n the line qt the enemy ? %
treat toward Verdun; be encountered -
yere flEhtng with the divisions Of Gems.
Decaen, EAdmiraplt, ProlIard, Canro-
bert Rnd tho Imperial Guard. Con. Al
yerSleben WaS sustained. succsstullyi BY
he lOth army corps and By detaehmentS
Of tic eth and Oh, Commanded BY
Prince Frederick Charles, Tho enemy
was driven IN upon Metz III spite Of his
great superiority Of forces, after q severe
combat Of twelve hourS. The LOSES on
both sides were very heavy. The Prus'
sian General DoeFtng and Widel were
killed, and Gems. PRDsch and GEuschor
wounded. King William to-day sAlnted
the troops on tho field Of battle which =
gloriously maintained. {
LONDON, August ts,
A.telegram from Paris this morning
gives Tie following resume ofCyents Sihce
Sunday last; On Tuesday. The French
army engaged the PriSsians before Metz!
The latter suffered heavy Losses The
French retired on Verdnn, On Monday
the Emperor was at GTaysllette With 90
900 men. Subsequently occurred engage.
ments at IIonguevilte and a other nlacI1eSI; W
the French arc constantly lighting and 70
treating, and COnleSdDg every step. On
Tuesday tho Emperor passed through
Verdnn and reached Rheims where be
now "a, 49, htl nf.
The Paris EE6aAa says the report tnat tho
PrusBInns had demanded an armiStlce In
order TO bring in their dead Is fully con-
flrmed, and praises Marshal BaEatne Tor
not according H. The peasants mus!
bury the dead and tho army continue 10
work Of annIhilRting the enemy. The
French forces are increasing constantly
and the PruSsians decreasing, The hour
Of the complete victory Of France Is near,
There Is great activity on the Qualifications
OF Paris, thousands Of men arc at work
putting the deiehccs IN condition.
LONDON, August 1s.
A telegram from Briey a town Il miles
northwest Of Metz, has tho following: An
obstinate struggle occurred near MarslA-
tour, yesterday. The supposed engage;
ment was general. Largo numbers Of
wounded of6oth armies arc arriving at
Bricy. Travellers report that vast body
Of P7ssianS have been thrown back upon
the Mosello'by the Imperial Guard. The
PrtlaSiah. artillery. was onttGnChcd be-
tween Briey and St Jean.
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Collision and Steamer Lost on the
Amazon RiVeF.sl 60 Lives Lost.
NM YORH, AogIlgL ]!

By The arrival Of tho schooner Tam
pico. Cant. Lombard, from Panama, we
iearn That collision occurred; about the
e5th 81 july, on the Amazon river, Bra'
n, between two steamers, Ono sunk IN
halt an hour, with 800 passengers on
board, 100 Of whom were lost She had
4 carTo on board valued at $780, 1000, and
had no insurance on either vessel OF cargo,
Tbs accident occurred q the mouth o. tho
Madora, on one Of the tributaries OF the
Amazon. l4E
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Details Of Tuesdays Bat
tie Near Metz.
The French Attacked While
EndeavOring to Fall Back
From Metz to Verdun.
And Driven Back to MetE.
CThO PruSSIan AreOunL)
T1.,.., A ,,..,,,R 40

THE PnssIan AneOunt)
BERLIN, August lS.
Details Of the conflict at Pont.a.M Nous.
ron have Just been received. Marshal
Bazaine In endeavoEing 70 fall back from
Mctz 70 Verdun was attacked at . O'Clock
ON Tuesday morning, By tho fifth division
and forced 10 fAco about. The PrussinnS
were admirably firm, though they sus.
tSined the attack OF four French corps,
among ulCm the Imperial Guard. Afler
fighting gallanly for SIX hours the Prus-
sian tlf(h division was reinforced from the
10Th corps. ThesGfcinforc arrived
opportunity. Tho French found that q
prolongati0n Of the contest would be i'm.
possible and retired upon Metz, with o
loss Of 1000 prisoners, two eagles and
seven cannon. Tho French utterly dlsre.
garded the convention Of Geneva by mu.
tilating tho dead, firing on the surgeons,
nmbuIanCcs, &c.
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A NEW WAR IN CUBA.
Engagement Between French and
German Residents In Havana.
NEW YoRK. Aug, 1S,

A Cuba correspondent notices that
while tho war between the spanards
and Cubans has languishedS hostilities
have broken out between new Get OF
bclllCcrcns In Havana The French and
German loungers In Laukero came In con.
flIct on Monday evening Of last week and
rained glasses and bottles upon each other
until Tic police lhterlercd. The CORES.
pondcnt writes that In Havana and
throughout the Island the SpSniartls unan'
imouSly sympathize with the PrusSians,
while tho Cubans as unanimously uphold
the cause Of France, believing that Spain
must sooner or Inter become a party to
tho war and fight against Franco. Gen.
De ROdAs Is OF the same opinion.
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sian tIeet consisting Of an Ayi1oe and the
EuuboatS DsEUche, Blitz and e4lamAnder.
YeElerdoy afternoon a. I O'clock We
encounter tlle French tlegt c0nsisting q
four nrulnEed trigRta,S . corvette and an
aYisn The Prls s8ans soon Withdrew With
out ioaA The French Aset + n0W Of
Dornbusch. IL vi tgs
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!. CmuA0O, August i&
PLouR-Dall and unSettIed.
GRAM = Wheat = Ab9ke lower, elOalng a
81 OK seller September, and 90. eAAh for No.
I; this afternoon dali and unchanged. Con-
Active and Gtesdy, CIOSlng Of 110Seke lof No. 9;
unchan9Oj thIS afternoon. Oats Qllst and K0
Ie l0WsF, closing ats f1IEo, 8 Eye-Qulets
g y ii Is sSEb, Sbd % SsisF ssptSaSeF d
d iHos,7Tlae Il ssisa1p d. ior common %
choice, ,,...g5..
CIF;114 4Aoasratsly 6s.sye 1ad : .6ads g. hlghef
q . 6007 % Sot e03mba TeE1AJ q Rood ship
ping 0to8FB.
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Now YORK Produce Market.

NBW YORE, AuEuAt IS,
CoEFON-EirpOEi TO- 40 bales sold at 7lEcIfOr
mlddlInR upIauds,
FI6gEE closed Stsady, Win a naodetats u.
mlnd iur low gTSdeA OF HXtF9, pylssS
Quiet and rather he4VI; 81 70
a. - for No. spring, and q A0Qi y winter
rcd Wpltern. Ry0-NOmlnal. 0atS-DuV an9
heavy; 60n51e iOE now Ohio. C0rn--Dall and
heavy; e1lG68G for new mixed WeslREu.
Provisions - Pork NOmihally unchanged,
Beef-QuiCt and stoSdyf Cut Me8tg-N NOmluAl,
BAeOn-Quiot and unchanged. LAFd1sQuiOt At
l61{6bi6J 70 for good 10 prime steam.
R6Os-Dull Gt 9t896c. l''H stH
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philadelphia Market.

PHII,ApH1.PiEIA, August 49,
FLouR-Dull and weak; 5uperAne IS BOaS G1t
GlAIN-W -WhcAt-VGRy dull; new WeetHTh rcd
81 4A1i Is. Rye New declined 70 9199Bc. Oats
Dropping; new 4G&S9c; old sc ID
PETRoLEUN-FiFmeF; crude lsH@iGe; teahed
Wmxr- Better demand Il Ssc. 'y'4
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Joseph Hoxis, a well.kn0wIni politician,
died IN Westerly, New York, on Thur'
day
Hon. Hugh ]. Jewett was nominated
for Congress by the Democrats IN the 7Ih
Congressional district Of Ohio, on Thurs-
day,
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prevent IL changes The situation vastly.
BalSine viii thea be u the bead o. larger
forces than thO,e opposed 20 him, aud,
when be wishes, may assume tho ofien
Evn. Thb view u Glfain 3 based On In
hrnhtiou dom tho Seole II hnsiuitiea
dated Tuesday, l8lh. N fS
The Freneh GoVoFnment claims that
BaEaiRe has made EOOd HIS Re
treat on ChAloRS.
Hss PGRTG, August lS
The French Government represents
that the previous FcTcFScs of tho army aEr
fully checked, and all attempts OfthO on.
clny to Interfere with The concentration oi
the GcoFps ct OhAldns completely repulsed.
FriV6te DISPATCHES dated gIAionvllle
Monday 9 r, n, says; The cAni01Adtng
Of the PTpasiHns commenced ats O'Clock,
and lasts yet; many Of tho enemy have
been placed AOTs dUltORAb1t, q: s
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5Pripee Naboleon ~ sent his ehilden .
PraZue.i Tho Prince has Sl1OremOved an
lis Taluables Eum the Palace Royal.
! PARtE August 1s
The TtDsbs tiys NJ Emile Olivier,
Minister md Wtfs have guqe p
Italy. His departure 4 such an hour b
severely commented upon.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. AuEuStIs. b,
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
hAIN.-Wheat-QnI6t WagteFH b 499i ~
Corn White g. O6@i ioi yellow 81 0o@l Qs.
ORts-I5047c. RyO-80o1&I.
PGOVIsi0Ng-u unchanged.
WMIRKY-Quiet 81 0as1gI. Ia . II ;t'l
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CLEVELAND, O., Aug. Is

Among tho officers ofthe Teachers A.
sOciation elected to-day, for tho ensuing
year, were ]. L. PiCksrd, Of Chicago,
President; w. Z. Crosby, Of Davenport,
Iowa, Secretary; John Hancock, Ohio,
Treasurer. A AIong list ofVice Presidents
were elected, The meeting closes to.moF-
rnug - !.
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New York Dry Goods Market:
= NEW YoaK, Adgdbt Is.
!! The general tFada Id still lacking In activity,
While pric6S for tho most part arc steady,
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Major General Ethan Allen Hitchcock
tlied n Hancock county, Georgia, On the
sth Inst.
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Fires in Canada.-ViIIageS Burned.
Bears Driven Into Ottawa by Fire
IN Nho TV0nHR
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UTU@ WN-IFIV Nv UIITIUUIs -------
BTOcKE-Dull, lower and weak,
Western Cnl6n Telegraph, 9tBf AtAnN R1'
can, iaS; 'utnitOd SLStSS a PSelis Maj, IN;
New Y0FS CenGFaI OtH; %. scrip, e9H, GriS,
d; Harlem, IS1S; ReSdlRg, 90 {; Nlchigah Can.
tai, III, Lake S66FO. 0IY: llllnOlS Cgnta, iOSN;
I'ittsSpF.A Sc: F,S, q,
s1TsS s'Ta @ cS III 5ssaa saH, & S rS" SSM 49,: "a
Wabash, 60lt; Do plNi iSfInd, ,itlS; lpgt Wayne,
OlK; TSfFS Hauti ~ Chipllp 4 Alton, ii9H;
&Indlaha C5htFil, iISs bhEtlGE I'd, t6S; ClSVs'
lard, Columbus 4 ClRSlnAtl q.
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Commercial and Financial.
Nev YorE Noaay "a sleek lIarket.

Nav TORE, August u
The Wall UtrUet markets an hsaVy, aud lowrr
nElces were made IA an 0ifeetiOaS Tbs stock
eIehanRs was thS' ShlSf paint q hteFVAt, And
he shaw list ShlVoa HpFS NeGiylly than lOG
DOAe tlme past IAarO VA Considerable ,Pfes'
shares, and 10 dgeliho " Pficqa nnEga nun n
10 I.Sl poF ceAG thB all was Attributed to lhv
tScl that The slpcks pasSed ifpm the eaRda Oi
strong balls i9to thpso Of WoAkrr pAEtie,, who
RSFp Compelled 70 sell
MONGT-NOTO AetlVO At tal9 PIT ea8t on call.
POHSlOH ExrtAN0E- -QuIot ~ lO&0 0lO0IG tOF
prime.
GOLn-Dull and loVOF; Opoped at lleS; cold
up 10 III; tell % lls tOS ~ The Clp,o, Clear
4aees ttAuOoDca taFFyiaE Ealoa p'F caa' :"
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OTTAWA, August 18.

The village Of Bells Corners has been
destroyed BY FIRE. The inhabitants had
barely time to escape with their liVeS
The fiEe in The woods Is 20 Close 70 the
city that Il was quite illuminated last
night, TWoiOr three bears driven In BY
the fire have appeared in the streets.
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MoNTRRA1 Augugt %.

There was large FIRE this morning in
the village Of TRnneria near this place.
Over fifty houses were burned Loss very
large.
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La Pltre gives the following resume Of
the information received from its private
sources: The army under Marshal Ba.
zatnc, resting upon one Of the strongest
positions In the world, occupied near Metz
a positionW which enabled It 70 check the
enemy and gain precious time. The Prns-
SLAMS decided 10 turn Metz, but Marshal
BSzaine knew Of their intentions
and crossed the Moselle in several
places at the Sanle 6mG HeWGs not sur
pFised, as has been said. He knew he
ianst soon meet the encmY and yna pro.
pared BY crossing the MoSelle. The
French had intended falling back on
Chalons, but the PnlsslGns endeavored to
cut the French limo fom times. They at-
tackled and were Iepuls nth great los
The army Of Bi1lfbs Continued its
march,, and II may be considered
as certain 70 make junction With
CORPS oI MCAIAhon and Trochu. This
result the PrpsSians have not been able to
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which were delayed in the New York
Custom House until the holidays
were over. New York merchants,
who ordered the same class of goods
at the same time, received them IN
season to redistribute them to this
city in ample time to meet the holt
day trade. Our merchants, who tried
that experiment, lost heavily by the
operation. For the delay caused in
New York by Custom House officers,
private parties would have been liza
bic, but Government officials may de-
lay goods, break packages and steal
portions of the contents, which has
been done, and there is no redress.
The whole object Of the obstruct'
tionists is to maintain a monopoly oil
the importing business at the East
and to force Western merchants tt
pay tribute to the Atlantic cities
Western members of Congress, who
cannot see this, must be blind, and
Western members who submit to i
are not worthy Of representing 6
/ Western constituency.