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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on tho
,hirticth t&l;lh day OF May, \. n. 1871, SO many
shares Of each parcel Of said stock as may he
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Office OF The Company, Room No. Is, Merchants
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| cisco. California. on the TWENTY-SECOND
(sas) DAY OF July, 1870, at the hour Of
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Qgent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON.

IN. HiLLER PAYS PARTICU-
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MEDICAL AND OPERATIVE SUR.
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DETAIL OF EXPENSES FROM MAY G. 1850,
TO MAY Z, 1870.
Grand total brought over. 81, ~; "
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/. ~ POWELL REE

Where he may be- con.ulted on those Disease
which he has for 80 many years successfully
nrarticcd viz. 1h.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB--JE ROME PACK
RACES. The races at Jerome Park, under the
guidance of the American Jockey Club, begin
tomorrow. From present indications this
autumn meeting will be the most brilliant
racing carnival that ever took place in Ame-
rica. The gatherings at the famous Derby,
the Oaks, st. Leger and Goodwood in England,
or Chantilly or Longchamps in France have
always been grand, but we doubt very much
if the display of beauty and fashion at the
above named places will excel that of Jerome
Park during the coming meeting. The racing
will be fine beyond doubt, as there are now in
training at the course about one hundred OF as
fine horses as ever were plated for race. In
the various stakes and purses to be run for the
doubt that exists as to the capabilities OF the
runners gives the great charm to the occasion
The uncertainty Of choosing favorites was
never SO perplexing as now, and the knowing
ones" of the turf seem to be all abroad in their
endeavors to pick the winners
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCK

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Professor =. e. Salisbury, Of New Haven, and A.
Berstadt Of Irvington, arc at the Brevoort House.
Colonel e. T. Green Of Boston; Judge Fl. n.
Switzer Of Illinois; Colonel b. F. Llbbie, OF New
jersey and DR.. J. r. Libbe. OF Maine. are at the
Metropolitan Hotel
8. P. Lee, OF the United States Army: George
Parker of Salt Lake CITY, and G. T. Moore. OF Lon.
don. are at the Everett House.
Professor Rodgers, OF Boston; Captain Campbell,
OF the Royal Navy, and ex-senator q. @. Chafee, Of
Springfield are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General franklin, OF Hartford, and $. G. Kellogg,
OF the United States Army. are at the Holman
House.
Lloyd Epernll. of Philadelphia; P Parravacini, Of
Cuba; M. H. S0sat OF Cardenas; United States Con-
sui Rici OF Italy, and George Wigg, OF New Orleans
are at the New York Hotel. J
Right Rev. J. Welsh, Bishop OF London. Province
OF Ontario, IL at Sweeny's Hotel
General Walter Phelps. OF Duchess county; Judge
John Fitch, Of Toledo, Ohio; Rev. L. d. Porter. Of
Massachusetts, and Colonel John D. Wntford, Of
North Carolina, are ut the St Nicholas Hotel.
Captain Alexander Fraser, OF England; Robert r.
Douglass. OF Edinburg. and Captain 8. Slmonson,
of Greenporr are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Colonel G. II. Clifton, OF Kentucky; David Dunlop.
OF Virginia. d. @. Abbey, OF Milwaukee, G. H. Clay
ton, OF Louisiana. and J. g. Ayres, OF the United
States Army, are at the Grand Central Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

THE ORIENTALs THREATENING TROUBLE
The North China Herald speaks Of a treaty
recently entered into between China and
Japan for the expulsion Of foreigners. These
pigtailed and two-sworded brethren will pro-
badly have to be brought to their senses by
the logic of modern artillery; but in the
meantime what dangers will not be incurred
by the European and American residents in
ine trading ports Of those countries The
horrible slaughter of the priests and nuns at
Tien-tsn has not yet been atoned for; but we
expect soon to learn that the English and
French fleets have cxacted full reparation and
inflicted the severest chastisement on that bar
barous and bloodthirsty community. II the
treaty spoken of be an actual fact the gov
ernment of the United States will have to make
common cause with European governments
in protecting its citizens and compelling China
and Japan to have respect for them and Tor
the civilization which they represent,
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
MASONIC FESTIVAL.

Yesterday afternoon and evening witnessed tho
long talked OF grand Masonic picnic In aid Of tha
'.Hall and Asylum fund.-" at Funks Park, in this
city. 1t was grand affair, and realized the hopes
OF all those who projected it and participated In the
festivities From early hour In the forenoon till
long after nightfal the throng wended Its way
toward the gates, and there were over 15 900 per-
sons on the grounds at dusk. One thousand five
hundred tickets were sold at the entrance. where
the Grand Secretary, Dr. Austin, had his head
quarters, and where a HERALD reporter found him
eight O'Clock in the evening taking his lunch OF
sandwiches, and jubilant over the success which
had attended the efforts OF himself and conneyes.
1irly In the day body Of 100 Knights Tempsr
were reviewed, and comprised members Of the va
rious metropolitan communicates ana delegations
from Damascus Commandery Of Newark, N. j., ana
communicates In Newburg, N. Y, guests OF Man.
haitian Commandery. Later In the evening,
when the gas was lighted throughout the grounds.
there were in every direction groups prOmenading.
and elegantly dressed ladies In the costume OF two
centurris ago-the high cOrsage and skirts en- trail,
with pannlers OF rich materiai-leaned on the arns
., nS cans slimmea with neavv od lace ana dark
uniforms adorned with flashing orders. Inc GROSS
hilted swords were, many OF theIn set with Jewels
which paled before the reelected light In bright eyes
which glIttered above them. The dancing pavilion
was thronged and every available place upon the
lawn and in The grove occupied. In the rear OF
the principal Duiiung, down upon the green border
ing the river, was erected tent largo enough to
accommodate some twelve hundred persons, and
here tho afternoon and evening, stars from the
Theatre Comique, Tony PASTORS and the Clodocho
Troupe, as well as from Hooley's and Donnelly's
olympic Brooklyn, peiformed extravaganzas and
gave various and pleasing entertainments
The address was delivered at four O'CLOCK by the
Grand Master OF New York, NJ w. John II. An
thon, introduced In neat speech 0y X. w. John
w. Smons, and was worthy effort OF that polished
and eloquent orator. Among the Masonic celebri-
ties present were the General Grand High Priest of
r A. MASON.
Grand High Priest the Grand Commander OF
Knights Tempars State OF New York, the Grand
Treasurer and Grand secretary OF the state OF New
York and of the United States and several othaR
grand aud general grand ofacegs.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

PAGE
acknowledgements
y-Advertisementa
3-Parfs Another Appeal for Peace from Pope
Plus; Napoleon and Bazaine Contemplate
Ofertng Terms; M. Theirs Account OF His Mis-
sion TO Russia; Bismarck's Circular in Reply to
Jules Favre; The Napoleon Manifesto Believed
TO 0e Bogus; BOmbardment Of the French
capital Imminent; Rumored Death OF Gene
raj Won Moltke: Continuous Firing Heard
Around Rambouillet Yesterday; Another Sor-
tie from Metz and Repulse OF the French.
A-Europe Bismarck's Circular to the Represen-
tatiyes OF the North German Confederation:
Berlin The Baby Farming Trial IN England
Narraganset Park What II Has Done for the
Trottlng World; First Day OF the Annual Fair;
Capital Irotting-Irotting at Mystic Park.
Boston-The Doctors Imbroglio-The East
A Town Destroyed BY an Earthquake-Yom
Kippur; The Great Fasting Day OF the Jews
Drowning Casualty on the Hudson.
6-ProceedDgs OF the New York and Brooklyn
COurts-United States Court at TrentOn-Warn-
ing to Housekeepers-Yellow Fever In Mobile
Financial and Commercial Reports-MarrIages
and Deaths.
6-Editorials: Leading Article on the Chaotic Con.
dIton Of Europe. What Does 1t Portend p
Personal lntelligence-Masonc Festival
Amusement Announcements.
9-TeleQraphic News from all Parts OF the World:
The Struggle Between Monarchy and Repub-
llcanism in Spain: the Day Fixed for The Entry
of King Victor Emanuel into Rome; the Vir-
ginia Floods-Washington Rumored Import
ant Changes In the Cablnet-Yachting-
Southern Commercial Convention-Business
Notices.
s-Advertisements.
9-Advertisements.
rO-Yeow Fever: Uflcial Reports on the Ravages
and the Present Condition OF the Pestlence-
Stabbed for a Doar--The City's Nusances
Tour of Inspection by HERALD Reporter
Department OF ParkS-Shipping Intelligence
Advertisements.
observation-disclosures.
12-AdyertlSements
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

MORE RINGING OF CABINET CHANGES. =
The latest phase which the subject of Cabinet
changes at Washington has taken represents
Messrs. Fish, Cox and Robson as being
about to retire to the shades of private life, and
General Walbridge, Ben Wade and somebody
else, still in the background Of the picture, as
being ready to take upon themselves the cares
Of Office thus to be shuifled off by the present
incumbents. These periodical Cabinet changes
devised by newspaper correspondents must
be highly entertaining to President GrantS aud
serve, at all events, to beguile the tedium OF
official life in Washington. "Only that, and
nothing mora"
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

THE FLOODS IN VIRGINrA--A PLAN OF RE-
krKF.-We would call the attention of the
people Of this prosperous and fortunate city
to the communication Of General Imboden,
which we publish elsewhere in this paper, in
reference to the late disastrous foods In Vir-
ginia, and the relief of those suffering people.
We think the plan Of relief suggested good
one, and that no better parties than Governor
Walker and the Legislature of Virginia, now
IN session, could be selected as the agents for
The distribution of the means that may be
contributed from New York or any other city
or State for the relief Of the people of Vir-
ginia left suddenly destitute by these late
appalling inundati0ns.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
The Progress Of German Unity.

The battle Of Sadowa 1866, made Prussia
mistress of North Germany and gave birth
to the Northern Confederation. 1t did more
it taught the South German States the pro-
priety, II not necessity, of courtng the friendly
alliance OF the North. No sooner was the
treaty of peace signed between Austria and
Prussia than the fact was made public, much
to the annoyance of the Emperor Napoleon,
that Prussia and the Northern Confederation
had entered into military alliance, offensive
and defensive, with Bavaria and Wurtemberg
and Baden. A military alliance with these
South German States was not all that Bis
marck and the German unionists who acted
with him wanted. More, however,
it was impossible for the present
to obtain. Sedan has now accom-
plished what Sadowa left undone. Baden, it
was always known, was impatient for closer
union with the North. There were doubts
about Wurtemburg and Bavaria. 1t appears
that Bavaria and Wurtemberg have made an
end of those doubts by formal vote in favor
Of confederation with the North. If this be
correct Germany is now more unit than she
has ever been in all her previous history, and
Count Bismarck has gloriously crowned the
ediHce. In all future time Bismarck will be
spoken Of as the most daring and the most
successful of the statesmen of the nineteenth
century. His name will live forever.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

The situation outside OF immediate events
about Paris is assuming considerable import
ance, especially In connection with the move
ments against Tours and Lyons and the pro-
gress of organization among the new ievies.
The dreaded Prussans have appeared again
at Pithiviers, which little town must by this
time be as completely impoverished by their
numerous visits, as Winchester, Va, was by
the innumerable raids Of troops on both sides
during our civil war. The Prussians have
also appeared at Mantes-sur- -Marne, Role
bois and Chalaman, and we may judge from
the relative position of these places that they
are making march OF cOncentra-
ton on Lyons, sweeping the country like
O broom as they swept 1t from Sedan
to Paris. Some apprehension is entertained
in Tours that that city is also threatened; but
IL does not seem likely unless the left of the
line can be spared temporarily from the march
for that purpose. In the meantime Lyons is
preparing rapidly for defence. The Project Of
the Rhone having been granted plenary
powers has issued instructions to the troops in
the city and otherwise commenced his prepara-
tions. All over the country the sharpshooters,
the Franc-tireurs, are harassing their enemy,
as the bushwhackers or guerilas In the South
harassed the Union troops. Calais is filed with
National Guards, corps Of men have arrived
In Tours to receive arms, the clergy are exert
ing themselves to arouse the populace, and
the rural voters have cast their ballots
almost unanimously in favor of the existing
republican government. Paris may yet find
the hardy peasantry very help in time OF
trouble.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
hospitals.

/ THE EYES OF DELAWARE have been kept on
that fine old progressive gentleman Gene
eal Lorenzo Thomas too long. While she has
been intent on gazing at him, oblivious to all the
movements of the world about her, her petted
white mans party has sunk out of sight, and a
bideous, repulsive majority Of two hundred and
eeventy for the republicans has been gained.
The election was held yesterday, and Della
ware now casts her eyes about her.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

RATHER HARD ON ANDY.-A Southern
exchange says :-'Andy Johnson has kicked
the lid off Of his political coffin and is sitting
bolt upright therein, enlightening the skele-
tons, bats and owls Of his vault about my
policy and secession" Say what they may
about Andy Johnson, we are rather inclined
to think the radicals would prefer having him
out rather than in Congress.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

TIE DULNEss IN WALL STREET. T.-The
brokers have been wondering incessantly at
the almost chronic inactivity of Wall street.
The extent of that dulness was measured at
the annual meeting Of the Clearing House yes.
terday-an institution comprising nearly all
the banks In the city, when the exchanges for
the year ending October l. 1870, showed q
falling off of eleven billions CD of dollars as
compared with the exchanges for the year pre-
vious. The activity of commercial and finan-
cial circles in l86S-69 required an interchange
of money in this city to the extent Of
$38, 200, 100000. The financial activity being
eliminated almost entirely by the paralytic
stroke which speculation received in Septem-
Der, 1869, the exchanges for the year ending
last Saturday, October l, were only
1921, 900, 900, 900. At the same time the aver
age daily business in money was reduced from
S125. 900. 900 to S9O. 100000.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

THE RIGID GUARANTEEING OF GOVERNORS
ISLAND which has been established by the
cooperation of the city and United States
authorities concerned gives general satisfac-
lion. A few days more and we shall pro-
badly have Yellow Jack expelled absolutely
by Jack Frost, even from the West Bank
hospitals
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

How TO MAKE AN ANNAPOLIS CADET
Make him first professor of mathematics and
then let the Examining Board put the candi-
date through ''bilge" examination.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

YR FRIENDS or THE MISSIONARIES to the
''heathen Chinee, why don't you turn your
attention to the lamentations that come from
the poor people who suffer by the deluge In
Virginia.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

A RAPID TRANSIT OF CHARITY-From the
bestowal Of aims to the heather on the Ganges
to the suffering Christians on the Shenan-
doah.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

WHO WILL START SUBSCRIPTION in aid Of
the sufferers by the terrible floods in Virginia
Some of our large tobacco houses ought to set
the ball In motion.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
CRY IMPRovEMENTs-AL Lion movement

MAKING WAY FOR THE DEMoCRAoY--The
feuds among the republicans in the Congress
sional districts.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

VERY WEAK-The interior papers in sup
port of Woodford, the republican candidate
for Governor.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
Prominent Departures.

Judge 9. Jackson and d. Van Horn, for PhiiadeI
plia Judge Il. Dawson, for Washington; G. r.
Preston Ior New Orleans; Colonel Cowardin, for
Richmond. Va, and J. A. Griswold for Troy.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

sDELAYs ARE DANGEROUS and 80 are the
delays on the widening Of Broadway, now
under contract, between Barclay and Cham
bers streets. The contractors must ''hurry
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
I'd st-OPERA BoUTEE-LE PETIT FAUST
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE, Broadway, cor
s0th s-Performances every afternoon and evening
The New York herald., 1870-10-05

q part OF Asia and Africa, Is going to be
involved in war and revolution Even those
monarchs not engaged in war may resort to it
to avert revolution at home and to give another
direction to the public mind. This however,
may prove in the end two edged sword. The
people are now too enlightened, probably, to
be deceived by that, and the revolution the
rulers would avert by such means may lead to
it. Then there are national and terri
torial questions springing up, and ques-
tions Of race and religion, as well
of the adjustment of the balance of power,
which add to the complications and make the
future very uncertain. Russia is moving for
some object, and, probably, for accomplishing
her long desired purpose in the East. Eng
land is trembling and the prey of uncertainty.
Austria is anxiously watching events and
doubtful what course to take. Italy has made
great strides and obtained great and positive
result In taking Rome and uniting all the
Italians, but she is in the throes of revolution
and fast tending to a republic. Chaos reigns
supreme, and the only light cleaning upon us
is that showing tho advancement Of the
people toward sel-government in one fern or
another. No one can say how long the strug-
gle will last or what dreadful scenes Europe
has to pass through; but the end must be
more freedom for the people and a nearer
approach to the admirable and progressive
system Of government established in our own
happy country.
The New York herald., 1870-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

WALLACKS THEATRE, Broadway ana 18Th street.
sHyRIDAS's CoMKDY OF THE RIVALS.
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MONDAY, Oct 10-ELoUR AND MBAL-The mar.
ket active but owing to the scarcity OF dcsira
be grades common shipping noursl, tley were arucr
hut the better qualities were dun sa "a 10 o0 ibis
Shipping extras 40, Is sSa 81 GO medium TO clio &C
bakers and family brands do. - 15,et'5O Southern
shipping extras, tCGf0i5 do. baker, and family OK
ira, 5000 ~. Re hour, Si,e5 S5.75. Corn mea
9i.50Csfj or tstein and Prnndyvlnc.
sUNDRirs-Cotton dun and lovor at lbkc for mid
ding uplanf. ipirlts turpeutine salcahe At l,G.lc
tsosin ARM good strained sold 81 e. 70. Mhiskry, &C
Iaow quite active at 2Sghc Petroleum dull; refined
4hc. Frelgbts fairy active at sd. for whe GlAs.
goS by steam. aud IA. to Liverpool.
Faer 1900 bush. uailv al S(s 4sti-ks for prime
srring aud 81 80 for amber winter but iucludIng
old No. 2sptng At tiligsl2! ard white hchgan
81 Is. Rye dull an! nominal Barley In fair demand
Gales Il 900 bushels at 81 q for choice anadA West and
and &c. lower taes go buthes At t,i52c fof West
and 590eSc for OHIO. Corn quict but nrm sales
5000 bushels at c5c tor Western mixed, vita yeo
ana whita unsettled, nominal.
tBoyIIoNs-fork In better demand and higher
do a. so Tor mess. Rect ~ moderate dc.nnd aud
steady act 100 bhls at Si0Afl3 for plain aud extra
mc's. I cree beet dull an roninnl Beef han dul
sales. Is bbls At az CUT meats neglected. Bacon
AZ iuS@1sc. Lar. higher mt qu,t; Gales 10 tc9. ii
~ sia.c. for city and lGalG,c for Western steam
bu!tcr dull a. l~lac lor e. cIn and STATE dNries
and Sa45c for pals Cnccsc 70 also. Fresh eggs ia
GRocERtEs- Coffee was active and prices very nrm
especially Jayh sales go bags Java and 10 us hAg'
kio we quote no. l4h Use anu Java. % et. re.
gold. Rice duh al NtHac. fol Carolina, ana tt,1 io
Etugoon N"la-,'e AMI Aui unchanged. law -'ig as
quiet ard unchanged, tar 90 good rtabiug. ~ 40,
lIcI, ami $50 bNs. llttna at i1a l1.v, Tcunei L.4
aud ia lar OCma4u at l2.C, tnf har -.
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rIAANcLlL AND COmnERcIAL.

MoNDAY, Oct l0-P M.-Thc different mar
vets at the Stock Exchange have been strong and
active, especially gold and railways. The latter
market opened With an advance Of YAK u cent.
the closing quotations OF Saturday night, and ad-
yarced steadily throughout the day, and thoulh late
In the afternoon prices licdcu fraction tie mar.
ket le,t Of strong. There was wen distributed
business throughout the entire list Of active shares,
though especial prominence was given to Wablsh,
Ncsein Inon Telegraph, and PacGc Mail, which
gave tone to the market the UPWARD movement he
lug most strongly developed in these tpeclalties.
Next In roint Of interest were the Vanderbilt and
St. Paul shares, Ohio and Mississippi Rock Island,
md Like Shore, Erie and Northwestern common
being notceably weak and lower Investment
securities have been strong, bu, the dealinas were
on a comparatively limited basis.
The gold market has been strong on a moderately
active business, sales having been at ll3H1ll3A,
though tho bulk of Transactions were at ll3h
White the advance derived some support from the
frTctionally lower prices Of bonds in London, yet
the special consideration influencing the premium
was the demand from the shorts to cover, owing to
the difficulty OF obtaining the coin to deliver on
their contracts The rates paid for the use of the
coin Till 10 morrow were 1852, l6, and 3 O. OF n
cent. Iu view OF The LIeAeIt condition Of the mar