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New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
PEACE DIPLOMACY.
PRUSSIA MIST HAVE sTGAsgOURG AND mErz-
ENGLAND PAEALYzEs DIPLOMACY By HER
ETFUsAL 10 RECOGNIzE TIE REPUBLIC,

IN S-lA Ml-i HAAE >ifANDOth' AM f'-''-
ENGLAND PAEALYZEs DIPLUMACY By HER
ETFUsAL 10 RECOGNIZE TIE REPUBLIc
IBi irLEGRAPB 10 rHE TRIBUNE
Lo>DoN. saturday, sept r., i.1o
The srecia. orre,pOudent of The TRIBUNE ~
Pans telegrsphs a messenger Just in from the
mont. coming from the King Of Prussia, headquar-
lens says that Bismarck and the King insist on rhe
permanent occupation by Prussia of Strs>boure and
Mcrz The indemnity ], not question Of 80 much
consideration, but the condition respect 10 those
fortrrsscs IL a .o' q0o NON. The Prus-isns intend to
Lelea euer Pari. and 10 delay operations Ielyiug
rlon an insuuectiou against the present go, eri,-
mont They fear the e-tabI shmcui oi q Republic on
s,count Of thc danger 10 Inonalchic institution, H.,
Prussia"
The special ,-pondent Of TIM TmgrNF a-
Pariz teleer1ph, Nj HaIlat. the Assistant Score
tary Of the British Embassy, yaiuh cndeav"red to
reach tie Pus,iau headquarters on q special mis-
son, The attempt failed because 10 proved hopos-l-
ile 20 Gud anywhere German Officer in command 3
nobody could he seen butGrrc. pp1s.ble ,l.us.
the dilvatcice Of foi,icU craba--ict ~ "vree
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
NEWS FROM METZ.

A PACKAGE OF LETTERS SENT OUT BY TIDE
BEsIEGED IN A BALLooN-THE ARMY IN
GOOD CoNDTTIoN-THE PRUssIAN BLOCKADE
EFFECTIVE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
PARIS, Sept IL, 1870.
The Prefect Of Neufchatel telegraphed yesterday
morning that small balloon had been
found the previous evening which cen
tanned package of soldiers letters, dated
Sept 10, addressed to the soldiers families. There
also slip of paper, signed by Gen. CotbDieres,
commandant of Metz, which stated that tho
troops in that city were in good
condition. and their health excel
lent. The blockade established by the Prus-
slams was admitted to be effective and their only
means of communication with the outside world
was by balloons. This balloon was the second they
had sent ont.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

VIstD NOT TO REQUIRE ALsACE AND LoR-
RAINE.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
LONDON, Sept. Ia, 1870.
The special correspondent Of The TRIBUNE at St.
Petersburg writes on the 18th inst: "The Prussian
press generally express satisfaction at the downfall of
Napoleon saying he and his system deserved their
fate. The Golos and the Exchange Gazette
believe that the Republic is the hope of France, and
that Italy Spain and Portugal are fields ready for
propagandism. The Journal Of 81. Petersburg pub
fishes letter believed TO be official, saying: Ger
many wishing to keep Alsace and Lorraine, may find
people to approve the act; not keeping them, she
will find only people that approve it. Her glory will
lie served, as well as all interests, her own in
cludpd ~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

.. The English journals make no commenta
on IachiUe boat race, the resn having soseEalla
been considercd ~ f0reggpe SenSlnsl9n
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
1.Nn OLE TIE BLOCKAnr.
prr,nIURE or TIE rLEEf-i'RsrH :" rnE
GERMASs--Bur Little ACCOMPLISHED m
mn BLoCStpERS.
ut rfmGmru go rr .Rmcyri

LoNpON, .pt. iF is.o.
I,,J I,op, lclrgarhs f,om Pans on the 9Th
,..t .Tbr French Minister nr Foreign Mains
write. that tr blocbadc %! a., N9rih Sea- i- fa-od'
rbe ,p.,ial correspondent oi r.a IEmyrr at
uambarg vrites on the l.th: "S''''J dave before
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
THE NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

ITS AUTHORITY DEFIED IN INTERIOR TOWNS
FAvRE FEARS RISING OF THE RED REPUB-
LICANs-pRosPECT OF A REPUBLICAN CRU
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
TONE OF THE RUSSIAN PRESS

SATISFACTION OF THE RUSSIAN NEWSPAPERS AT
THE FALL OF THE EMPIRE-GRRMANY AD-
vIsED NOT TO REQUIRE ALsAcE AND LOR-
RAINE.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

CORRESPONDENTS LEAVING PARIS - LARGE
INSULTED.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
p OS rs RIP
FAVRE'S MISSION.
A A. vi.

DISASTERS PREFERRED TO DIsHoNoX-TSE
FRENCH NATION NOT AT FAULT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBINBl
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
LATEST MILITARY OPERATIONS.

SEVERE FIGHTING AROUND PARIS ON SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY-FORT vINCENNES EVACUATED
AND BLOWN UP.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

WITH BISMARCK BY A TRIBUNE
Observation-Disclosures CANNOT RECoG-
EIZE THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
AMERICAN SYMPATHY DEsIRABLE-FAVRE TO
VISIT BIsMARCK-TO SAVE FRANCE HE MUST
SACRIFICE HIMSELF.
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIP TRIBCNB
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

,HEUdIGT TJilC FH0f-H1H
Evening star., 1870-01-13

The PARIS TRAaKDY-TAe Adrseildise Side
Of the Story-Stdtement Of N. De Fouriue.-The
excitement in Paris over the murder of Victor
Noir by Prince Bonaparte still continues M
FOuville has published In the columns Of the
Ndrseilldise his account of the affair. The
Prince is reported to have heapeS insults upon
his unwelcOme visitors, denouncing Rochef0rt
Grousset and their associates as carrion. M.
Fouville further charges, in direct contradiction
Of Prince Pierre BOnaparte, that the latter first
slapped Noir's face, then shot him. and immedi-
ately afterward commenced shooting at Fou-
Vile, who drew pistol, which he was unable to
discharge. Fearing that If he did discharge the
weapon 1t would be said, he continues, that him
self and dead friend were the aggressOrs, and
imagining he was in trap he rushed from the
house, and on reaching the street found Noir
dead. Both Rochefort and Fouville demand
prompt and exemplary justice.
The funeral of NOir took place YESTERDAY,
Apprehending riOtOus demonstrations, the Gov
ernment made extensive preparations to quell
any outbreak that might occur. The workmen
Of the FaubOurgs were out In force to attend the
funeral. RochefOrt and Raspail, accompanied
by great crowd, singing the Marseillaise, were
stopped whilst coming down the Champs Ely
sees, by regiment Of troops, and the crowd or
dered to disperse. Rochefort pleaded his privi-
lege as Deputy, and was suffered to pass, but
his followers were dispersed without offering
any resistance.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
THr CoLoRED RrPuBLlcAxs OF MARYLAs

THE CoLoRED REPUBLICANS OF MARYLAND.
AT convention Of colored Republicans Of Bal
tmore city, on Tuesday evening, resolutions
we're passed endorsing the administration of
President Grant; advocating the union OF ali
oolored Republicans throughout Maryland; re-
upon the State Central Committee OF thst partv.
and urging that measures be ct once taken for
the erection Of school houses and the thorough
education Of the colored people. It IL proposed
TO have q meeting OF delegates from all the
colored associations, in Baltimore, in February
next.
DR.. H. ]. Brown, chairman Of the Col
ered kePublican State Central Committee Of
Maryland, has issued Q car for q meetine of ali
Its members in Baltimore ON Tuesday, the 22d
Of February, "to consider the Consolidation Of
the Repnblican party Of the State, the interest
atoFy to the passage Of the Fiftecnfh Amend
nent to the Constitution OF the United States" !"
Evening star., 1870-01-13

The TENEEssEE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvRN-
TIoN.-A large number of resolutions and pro-
positions to amend the State constitution were
offered in this Convention yesterday. Among
them were propositions in favor of restoring the
right Of suffrage to white persons only; prohibi-
ting the legislature from passing laws embra-
cling more than one subject; from authorizing
the intermaIriage Of whites and blacks; from
restricting the right Of parties to contract for
rate Of interest not exceeding 10 per cent on
money actually loaned; providing for lengthen-
ing the term OF the Governor and clothing him
with the veto power; for the election Of United
States Senators, Secretary Of State Comptroller
and Treasurer, by the people; instructing the
committee to report what changes are necessa-
ry In the Judicial system; providing that citizens
may prosecute claims against the State; for re-
moving disqualinca cations OF clergymen in regard
to holding ofhce, allowing every county (which
has population Of 900 member in the Leg
islature, and against infringing on the rights Of
municipal corporations without their consent
One proposition asked that right Of suffrage be
confined to those white persons who had paid
all State and county taxes for the year previous
to time Of offering to vote. The propositions
were referred to q committee, and it will be
several days before anything Is reported for
final action.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
ADvICES FROM THE SOUTH PA.
CIFIC.
Affairs I'm Japan and the Sandwich
and GuanO Islands.


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12.-HOnOlulu advices
to the ed of December state that the Austrian
fIigate DOnan, Admiral Van PITT commanding
arrived on the Goth frOmY OkOhama. She encoun-
tered heavy cyclon and sufferedseriOus damage,
losing her rudder and stem post, and sustaining
ether injuries. The islands have been visited
by furious gales causing much damage. The
bark X. n. Wood has returned from an unsuc-
cessful voyage to the islands of the South Pa
chic under the auspices Of the Hawayan board
OF emigrants. The natives refused to 90 to the
Sandwich Islands.
The bark Almenia, from Baltimore, which
put into Honolulu in distress, was within 100
miles Of San Francisco, and was blown OFF by
severe gales.
Advices from GuanO Island state that the ship
Robin Hood, Capt Taylor, which sailed from
Honolulu on August 9Th for Baker Island, was
burned on August Goth, and became total loss.
The crew arrived in Honolulu on December
10th. There is no doubt that the ship was fired
by some OF the crew, four of whom were ar
rested by request Of the United States Consul
on their arrival at Honolulu.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
RArHER SEVERE ON THr MARYLAND MIL

RATHER SEVERE ON TIE MARYLAND MIL
TLA.-The Wilmington (Del) Commercial is in
clined TO be funny at the expense Of the militia
system Of Maryland. Abiding TO Adjutant
General Bier's recently published report, the
Commercial says: "The Adjutant General OF
Maryland suggests a new militia law, which
provides for three honorable orders: The Order
Of Merit The Order Of Perfection and The
Legion Of Honor 1t also provides that certif-
Gates Of service for one, three and 1--WE years
for three, i've and ten years respectively. This
is an excellent provision, and should be made 10
60 further. Amy man who h as enough TO be
mixed up with this tomfoolery ought 70 be ex-
Of mental imbecility.n
Evening star., 1870-01-13
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE PARIS TRAGEDY

IhE fAHlS TkAGEDHs
Continued EXcitememt-SeFiOus Dis.
turbances Last Night-The Mar.
sell0ls again NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Threatens Cry for Vengeance.
Telegraphed EzclGsively to The Erening Star.
PARIS, Jan. 13.-The city is still greatly ex-
cited: During the night disturbances continued,
but theIe were no serious conflicts. Several
policemen were wounded by stones thrown. ani
one was dangerously stabbed while attempting
to quell disorder. Magistrates were struck on
the head with stones and knocked down
Many other Outrages were also committed.
Troops have not appeared in force since the
crowd in the Champs Elysees was dispersed last
night, but extensive preparations were made to
guard against a repetition of the disorders.
There are now in Paris over 100 900 soldiers.
including the detachments of cavalry which re-
Gently arrived from the garrsons and several
batteries of artillery from Vincennes. The
Police force has also been largely increased. 1t
Is not supposed that the people will dare to
make any further disturbance.
The Marsellaise appears to-day as usual. The
tone Of its articles is very violent. Rochefort
in leading editorial, says: " The demonstra-
ton yesterday was a cry for justice'-..to-mor-
row the cry may come for vengeance"
Evening star., 1870-01-13

SINGrLAR DIscovERy.-For several years
past Mr: Richard Congdon, proprietor OF the
Dexter House, 9th and Master streets has been
missing the money placed in his till and left
over night Every effort has been made 10 dis
cover the thieves, but all TO purpose. On
Monday night Mr.. Congdon concluded 20 sleep
IN his bar-room, feeling sure that il the thieves
came he would be aroused lie was not dis
turbed, but all the paper money in the till, ex-
cept mteen cent note, was gone. Then a
search was made, and i'm a snug corner was
found about peck of fragments OF notes, from
lye cents up to tive dollars, which had been
made into a comfortable nest for a family of
mice. A very small crack I'm the money-drawer
had admitted the little thieves, who had thus
been for years featherng their nest with United
States currency, amounting i'm the aggregate 90
several hundred dollars. All the notes have
been torn into small bits, 30 a 70 make the bed
as downy as possible for the little animals The
specimens, hllng segar box, look utterly ire
deemable.-PhiId. IaqUirer.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

1etegrdphed Exclusively to the Eueniag Star.
LONDON, Jan. I3.-The steamship Bellona, OF
the London and New York line, which was re-
Gently disabled at sea and compelled to put back
to Falmouth, has been repaired, and sailed
again for New at O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. Bright, at a public breakfast in Birming-
ham yesterday, made speech on the American
Fenians, whom he characterized as citizens of
another country, persisting i'm disturbing the
peace OF this The Irish rich, he said, suffered less
than the Irish poor since lawlessness exacts that
harshness in laws that the poor only complain of.
Mr.. Bright, however, in conclusion, promised
ms cooperation to obtain the release Of the
Fenian prisoners.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

TIE COOKE ELoPEnENT CAsE.-The case of
the Methodist minister Cooke, who recently
eloped with Miss johnson, of New York, Is still
most OF whom declare that Cooke has always
been OF loose character, and denounce him as an
unscrupulous libertine. The Tribune, however,
declares his life had previously been blameless:
that his wife is now in possession OF letters
received by him from Miss johnson, which
prove that he was more sinned against than
slnning, and, finally, that he is supposed 20 be
A dispatch from New York last night says
Rev. Horace Cooke, who caused so much
scandal a few days ago by clipping with a young
lady Of his congregation, created, IL possible, a
more profound sensation tonight by returning
to his family. He is said to be insane. He de-
clares the girl to be as pure as babe.'n
Evening star., 1870-01-13

TEXAS AND THE FIFTEENTH AxFypNySr.-
A telegram received at the War Department
from General REYNOLDS, states that the Consti-
tutlon OF that State has been adopted almost
unanimously, and +. j. Davis elected Goyernor
by plurality of 7s3 votes. The other State
oficers are j. w. Flanagan, Lieutenant Cover
nor; A Blsdsoe, Comptroller; q. w. Honey,
sioner. The above named have been appointed
officers Of the Provisional Government
The Missouri Democrat states that it has re-
of the Texas Legislature, according 70 which
there are IN the Senate seventeen Republicans
and thirteen Democrats, and in the House of
delegates hfty Republicans 20 forty Democrats.
There can be no doubt that the Fifteenth Amend
ment viii he promptly ratified, and Texas will
again claim her place in the Union.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

No "FoREIGN INTERvKNrIoN."-The efforts
of the English and other foreign Consuls on the
Island Of San Domingo to create dissatisfaction
among the DOminicans with the annexation
movement has developed the fact that the re-
cent treaties submitted to the Senate contain
each proposition that pending their ratifica-
ton the United States Government shall pro-
tect the Dominican Government against inter
ventioH.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

1The population Of Norfolk, Va, is thirty
three thousand. The mortality last year was one
and q third per cent.
~Soma q the Parisian actresses are "strik-
ing" against new burlesques, because the cos
TUNES are getting too expensive.
~That little milliner at Fort Edwards,
whose English lover politely died and LETT her
OF 600 900, has received the first instalneut Of
q, ,0oo, 900.
a0Col Aaron wilbur Of Savannah, is dead
The chief mourners are sundry life Insurance.
companies in which he had policies, amounting
to e1Soy00o.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
The Markets To-Day.
feierrdpAed Exclusively % T1e Erenino lSroy.

NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-Flour dull and declin-
ing. Wheat duh and one cent lower. Corn
dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 13.-Virginia 6's. old. -
bid, ~ asked; do, 1896, s. bid de-. 1867 81 bid;
do. coupon, new, Sc bid, 5sH asked.
NEw YORK, Jan 13.-Stocks strong. Money
per cent Exchange, long, sa; short, o..
Gold, 2ls. 52s, lse2, coupon, l5a. Virginia
6ls, ex-coupon, 52h; new, 5s]s. North Carolina
SIS, old, Al l.; new, "a.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

THE SUPERVISING INSPECTORS Of the steam
boat districts of the United States are at the
Ebbitt House, where they are to hold session
for some days on matters pertaining to the mod
ification of the steamboat laws, and for the
preparation of report to submit to the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

"wIrH YouE CoNsENr."-An ExtraorisaarV
Ndrriage "a kiciigdR.-A correspondent OF the
south Haven Michigan Sentinel gives the toll
lowing particulars OF a recent Spiritualist mar
riage at Breedville:
''This is said 10 be a progressive age, and we
were most happy 90 see IL verified on the "a inst.
In the marriage, at the residence Of Mr.. anl
Mrs. Wells Brown, Of Mr. William Know les and
the wel-known and popular speaker, Mrs. Frank
Reid.
1T was expected that Sister Horton would
offciate upon the all-important occasion. but
she was prevented by illness. Under the cir
cumstances il was decided that the next best
thing would be for the parties 20 marry them
selves. Accordingly, after q few moments
consultation, the following ceremony was re-
rested by them, and legalized by Justice Harl-
burt:
Prank, with your consent, before these
witnesses, L acknowledge you ss my true and
loving wife,
"The bride responded: II, too, William, with
your consent, before these witnesses receive
you my loved and lawful husband. our souls
united, we shall be true to each other here and
I'm the grand hereafter
"After the ceremony, the guests, some fifty i'm
number, partock Of bountiful and handsomely
arranged repsst."
Evening star., 1870-01-13

THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS of the House held
a acaucus last night, Hon. Saml. j. Randall, of
Pennsylvania, presiding, but nothing was done
of much public interest Preparations for the
sIring campaigns in Connecticut and New
Hampshire were alluded to, and further action
postponed temporarily.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

PERsoSAL.-Gen. j. c. Fremont and family
General Banks, and General Curtis are at the
Arlington.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

MRS. BLAINE's FIRST RECEPTION this season
was held yesterday afternoon. The Speaker,
residence was thronged until evening with the
beauty and fashion of the city.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
The Macy.Allen Prize Fight.

@c'sy' uf''eu E1esUstOety 20 INC Evening NtdT.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13-TOm Allen has received
the articles Of agreement for the fight with Jim
Mace. He accepts them with the exception of
the one refusing to go to New York within a
week OF the day OF the fghItO select the referees
he and his friends consider itunjust.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

THE AYsAND MEANS COMMITTEE this morn
ing resumed the consideration of the coal tariff,
and heard statements from Maryland and West
Virginia of people who are opposed to reducing
the tariff on COAL or putting it the free list.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

The INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL ExHIBI-
TION MEETING at Lincoln Hail on Saturday
evening next will be OF much interest to our
citizens, and a full attendance is desired. Let
tiers from the Governors Of several States, ap.
proving the holding of the Exhibition, will be
read, a full report on subscriptions will be sub
mitted, and remarks will be made by several
prominent representatives of the nation.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

The MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS IN FAVOR OF
THEIR BRETHREN IN THE NAvY.-Mr Scott
presented in the Senate this morning petition of
the Medical Society Of the District of Columbia
praying Congress to give attention to the un-
natural and injuriously degrading position of
the Medical Staff OF the U. s. Navy in regard
to rank and authority on account of the unne-
cessary and ungraciOus orders lately issued from
the Navy Department. Referred to the Com
mittee ON Naval Affairs.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

CHIEF ENGINEER A. HENDERSON, of this city,
has been detached from special duty at Boston
and ordered to the Colorado, now fitting out at
New York as flagship of the Asiatic Fleet.
Engineer Henderson will be Fleet Engineer on
that station.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

RECEIPTS FROM CUsToNs.-The receipts from
Customs for the week ending January sth were
as follows: Boston, s322, 1870; New York, s2,-
$4,000; Philadelphia, sl72 ,4s2-32; Baltimore,
sos, 9,Os2.4S; New Orleans, sl3l ,2s1.0s. Total,
IS ,OS3, ,165.5S.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

CARDS have been issued for full dress party
this evening, to be given at the residence o
Mrs. Margaret Freeman, adjoining the Arling
ton, by her sister, Miss Coleman.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

OFFICIAL VIsIT.-The officers of the Navy
and Marine Corps detailed to learn the army
signals, formed into Naval Signal Corps, un-
der command Of Admiral Lee, and yesterday
paid their respects to the President, the Secre-
tary OF War, Secretary of the Navy, General
Sherman and Admiral Porter. They were all
in full dress uniform, with side-arms, and made
a handsome appearance.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

The SENATE COMMITTEE on FOREIGN AZ
FAIRS yesterday agreed to insert clause in the
French Telegraph Cable bill forbidding its con-
sDlidation with the Anglo-Amercan Cable
Evening star., 1870-01-13

8INTEgNAL REvENUE--The receipts to-day
from this source were $500 .611.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

A SCENE AT THE EcUNENIcAL COUNCIL
Accordlngto correspondent Of the Nep FTee
Press OF Vienna, a scene of an extraordinary
character has already occurred i'm the Council.
In one of the sittings a Croatian Bishop rose to
propose that the paragraph in the articles 10
which renders IL necessary for every resolution
TO be submitted 90 special commission before
II can be discussed by the Council. should be
simply struck out. He brought forward several
weighty arguments i'm support Of his motion, but
a. soon as he began 20 warm with his speech
Cardinal de Iuca, who presided, interrupted
him, and on hls continuing his address rang the
bell violently. Cardinal SimOr, the Primate of
Hungary, rose TO support his South Slavonian
colleague, but he too MAS silenced bv the card-
nails bell ON seeing this Mgr. Dupanloup, the
Bishop OF Orleans, seized his hat i'm great anger
and LETT the hall, followed by several OF his
country men. The fact that three nations were
concerned IN the matter has made an unpleas-
ant impression ON the Vatican.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

The POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY IN Con-
GRKss.-Mr. Hamlin introduced in the Senate
to-day bill to renew and continue i'm force the
charter OF the Potomac Insurance Company of
Georgetown, ID. c., and allowing them to remove
their place of business to Washington, ID. c.
Evening star., 1870-01-13

Ex-SECRETARY WELLS has written a long and
rather tart letter to Secretary Robson, re-
viewing his annual report and claiming that
great injustice had been done the former adj
ministration Of the Navy Department.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
FINANCIAL AND ConMEnCrAL.

The New York money market worked easily
throughout yesterday, with the larger number
OF loans at seven per cent. exceptional trsnsac-
tons are reported on pledge OF government
bonds nj SIX per cent.
Evening star., 1870-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IyDISPEyS.ABLE.

There simple remedies indispensable In
any family. Among these, the experence OF years
ensures should be recorded PERJlY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter
nal and external application We have fsund it OF
great value; especially can recommend it for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh voHnd.s and bruises.-
CaTiSftaH Era. de Il Am
Evening star., 1870-01-13

LIEUT.. s. l.. WILSON, U. s. ", has been
ordered to Washington, ID. e., for examination
for promotion.