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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-18

Returns from all the other stare
and Territories are given, showing the
aggregate of 49,, $4,000 from all in
ternal revenue sources.
The Comptroller Of the Currency
has received full returns from the ma
tional banks to the circulars sent out
last summer asking for information
upon every feature of the national
bank business. The returns are from
1914 banks, and for the year ending
September so. 1869. They show the
following figures:
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thursday. Sd day of March, 1870,

Between IL o'clo ok am. and y M, In front OF
the Circuit and County Courthouse door. cor
her Union and Second streets. In the city Of
Memphis, sell In GWo or more lots, the north
ern part of let Nc. II Ofthe Reconsideration.
near the city OF Memphis, containing 5 I-lO3
acres, and fronting on Trigg avenue, about
half n mile southeast of the state Female
College and the ElmWOOd terminus of the
street railroad, marked II. :. Tate on Ruck-
er's map; framed residence Of seven rooms,
and several O-uthOuses on the place. The
improvements.
TERMs.-A credit Of I and thirteen months
Will be given, with bond and approved surety,
and q lien retained. A plat OF the ground
win be exhibited at the sale.
JNO. L. BROWN, Clerk.
r. ]. Morgan. W. l. scott. Solicitors. febI
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attachment Notice.

southworth & Thayer FBefore Hume !; I'M;
VS.. JusIlfeu 81 Inc ftAcs
L. Doyle, Tor Shelpy county.
WRIT Of Attachment having been served
n out against the estate OF L. Doyle, ana
the same having been anly fetefnea, levied,
male before me that the defendant is a ION
rasident OF the State OF Tennessee, IL Is there
fore ordered that he appear before ne. or
soraa other Justice of the Peace, at my ofhce,
~ fhe oity Of Memphis, upon the TIN day OF
March, IS5e, at 10 O'Clock Am, and plead, an
swer or demur TO said attachment, OF lhe
same will be tried eD pdrte, n that copy OF
9bfs order be published once q week Tor 1ouf
onnsecative weeks. in the MeYnphis APPEAL.
HUME F. HILL,
feb9 Justice Of the Peace for Shelby co.
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ThursdaY, March 10. I87O.

between the hours OF 10 and gofclocr. am.
in front Of Tie door OF ROyster, Trezexant Il
Co. corner OF Main and Jefferson streets. IN
the city OF Memphis, proceed 10 sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at public auction
the property described in said deed Ortiusf'
co-wit: A certain tract Of land lying and o.
ing in the county OF shelby and stale OF Ten
nessee, about one mile east OF tie city Of
Memphis, bounded as follows: Beginning az
the northeast corner Of lot No. II, in sub
division {, in the partition Ofthe estate of A..
L. Carr, 40 "A stake m Pigeon ROOst Road.
north IL degrees, east 81 links from a poplar
marked !, and thence south 20 chains 81 links
70 a stake, 3 degrees west, 5lH links from a
poplar marked H.. thence north ST. degrees,
west chains 81 links 70 T.. Herstand's line.
thence north % chains s. links TO Pige IA
hoost Roadi thence south 81 degrees, east
with said road chains and 79% links 70 the
beginning; containing about fourteen acres,
with the Improvements thereon, being the
property sold by Samuel Mansfield and
wife to H. A. Montgomery, and by III. A.
Montgomery 10 John III. Wagaoner. Re
demption waived. Title believed 10 be good
bat I convey Onlyas Trustee.
JM0 .JOHN E0N T-rg+aa
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ATTACHMENT.

State of Tennessee, Shelby county, SIS:
G. II. Blood & Coz
vs.. Before s. A. Moore, J. P,
Asa Hodges. In and for said county.
A FFIDAVIT having been made, and bond
~ given, and attachment hayins. been is
sued, As required by law in attachment cases,
and th5 same having been only returned,
served by garuishment, etc, and defendant
not found, IL is therefore ordered that said
defendant appear before me, at my ONCE in
the city OF Memphis. shelby cOunty. Tenn, on
the 7th day OfMarch, 1916, at2O'clOck PM, and
make defense to said suit. or the same will be
tried er pdTte, and that a copy Of this order be
published in the Memphis APPEAL Tor four
consecutive weeks. S. a. MOORE, j. p.
B. p ANpERsQN, Atty for Pit'C. feb6
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AhELaEb IdlE OF hAhAAElQs.-s- lDHI ntI ttul.
The New York WOTId thinks that
the decig'on of the Supreme Court
about legal tenders at this late day, is
about as valuable as a set of medical
prescriptions for all the diseased per-
sons who have died within the last
eight years.
On the same subject, the Economist
says: The effects of this decision will
be to largely increase the number of
transactions in gold. 1t may not
necessarily lead TO resumption, but it
ought TO bring US nearer to that result.
1t restores to the specie standard all
contracts effected previous to the pass
lge of the legal tender act in 1862,
which have NOT since been liquidated.
OF course, al immense number Of
transactions have Been already dis
charged, and settled il greenbacks.
These transactions have been duly re-
ceipted and closed, and cannot posi-
bIy be disturbed. But there still re-
mains q vast number 9f obligations in
force, which must be paid in coin, or
fts equivalent. These outstanding
zute-war contracts principally consist
-OfEtate, county and municipal indebt-
ednESs, railroad bonds and mortgages,
and zeal estate mortgages, ground
rents and leased property. The aggre-
gate OF these various obligations mast
amount to an immense sum. The
State debts contracted previous TO
1862, and stin outstanding, amount to
Sl85. 200. ZOO. The interest on these
bonds, which has hitherto been paid
in curreScy, is henceforth payable in
gold, and the principal must also be
discharged in the same medium. Or
course, creditors have no redress
against States that may choose to dis
regard the decision Of the Supreme
court; Int il is to be hoped that DO
g.. q VIII violate its obligations in
- ruect. In the case Of corporate
III e Indebtedness, there is alb
SoInteir no appeal. All such con-
3rscfed nreciou- to 1862 must be liqui-
dsfaJ -IrincinaI al interest, ia coin
aa-i,-5ia1f The decision, ia
effect. adds twenty per cent. TO this
class of obligations, as com sffi WIN
the currency value. In the C9% %
railroad securities, the decision ddds
to the value Of bonds, but reduces the
value of the stock. A large proper
ton, however, Of the railroad bonds
are on a currency basis, so that this
class of securities is likely TO be affected
only to a linz ID extent. Insurance
companies must pay in coin all the
policies outstanding before the war,
but in that case they can demand coin
premiums from policy holders. Saw
ings banks are plainly required to pay
in coin all deposits, previous to 1862,
unclaimed during the last eight years.
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On the 9TH day Of March, 1870,

At u m. sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
Designated on the plan of HilFs subdivi-
sion OF land, in the fourteenth Civil District of
Shelby county, as the north half of Lot No.
fftY-ole, fronting on the west side of Susette
street, h~fty-One feet, aud extending westward
for depth, between parallel lines, one hundred
and eighty rect, to the alley midway between
Susette and Walnut streets.
The said lot being a part of the estate of Jo-
seph II. Choate, in bankruptcy, and to be sold
by me as Assignee of the said Choate, bank
rupt in front of the United States District
Courthouse, according to law in such eases
provided. Ten per centum of the purchase
money viii be required at the time of sale.
ALSO, at the same time and place. I will sell
the interest OF said Choatei in the copaTtner-
ship assets of the late drm of ChOate & GO;
Terms of sale, etc., the same as of the real
estate.
feb2 GEORGE Assignee.
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Administrators TUncG.

i granted me letters testamentRry on the
estate of job L. Morgan, deceased, I hereby
notify all persons who hold claims against
said estate To present them to me forthwith.
W. g. RAINEY 10 Madison st.
February 10 1874 falll
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New &! Rich JeWeIry.
Administrators Notice.

] HAVE this day filed my accounts and
1 vouchers, in a partial settlement of the
estate OF James Kimbrough, deceased, with
Inc Clerk of the County Court Of Shelby
county, and Will ask, at the next term OF the
Court, thai the same be allowed and con-
drmed, when and waere any person inter
egted in the SINE may atteul aud enter their
objections, II any they have.
HENRY I. JONES, Admir-
of Estate OF smes KimbrOugh.
January %. $50. JAZZ
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Attachment Suit.

State OF Tennessee. Shelby county. Before
Hume F. Hill, Justice of the Peace in and foI
said county.-Smith, Neel & Co. vs.. VIM,
KATE
A FFIDAVIT having been made and bond
~ given and attachment having been Is
sued, as required by law In attachment cases,
and the same having been duly returned
levied upon five bales. cotton" rs the prop
eTty of the defendant, III defendant not be-
ing found:
II is therefore ordered That said defendant
appear before nae, a. MI ONCE, IN the Guy OF
Memphis, county OF Shelby, State of Ten
nessee, o. the ed day of February, 1870. at 10
O'Clock am, and make defense 10 said suit,
Or tho same win be tried eKpartej ana mat a
copy Of his order be published Ia the Mem
phis Appeal Tor fOur consecutive weeks.
HUME i. HILL,
taS Justice OF the Peace.
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FRUiT.TREES.

A LARGE stock offered for spring OF ss1
a af reduced rates. Apple and Peach, 81
per 100; Pear, Cherry, Aprieots and Plnins
81 cents each, $40 per 100. C~atalognes sem OF
application. &c fL9gi Ter,
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GOOD INVESTMENT

A NY one wishing to engage in n general
" merchandise business, in a country town,
where there is plenty OF trade, profits good,
competition light, and capital required be-
tween three and four thousand dollars, ad-
dress BROOKS NELLY q o.,
tons MennDbfg Tennessee.
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marshaI's Sale.

DY virtue Of ar execution to me directed
ID from the Municipal Court of Memphis,
In favor OF Spared Hill, Admir-, etc, and
against William Fellows, judgment on the
18th day Of July, 1863, for $1,000 W, besides costs
OF suit, 1 Will sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, IN front of the courthouse door Of the
Municipal Court, on
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Billiard Tables Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the condi-
IL tion OF a Trust Deed executed by Joseph
LOngonotti, TO me as trustee, dated 10Th June,
AID, 1868, recorded in Registers office OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, Book l OF Chattel
Mortgages, pages 50 TO 50, on
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DIsSOLUTIOE.

TAVIRG this day purchased the entire IN.
IL teresL of A. c. BREWER q ". IN tm nc
Ftxtures and stock OF liquors contained III
the VS. Front street, viii con
tlnue the Rectifying and Generat bIquos
business, At the old stand nn1e1 Tue Ho
and style Of JOHN CAMI
February Il, 1910.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed OF trust executed by
- Elizabeth J. Whitsitt TO me, on the 18th
July, 1868, to secure the payment Of a certain
promlSSOry note therein mentioned. n
which deed IL OF record in Record Book No.
", pages 3l-2-S4, in The Registers office OF
Shelby county. Tennessee, win ON
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COTTON

The market gave way very ma
-rialIy to-day. Sales were light, Ow-
~robably to the storm which pre-
1uring the day, and only a few
SaIIcu "a. upon the market. The
New York mali = tba IjyarDoo
during the day, AM |se a-goregafe
market also declined. l. 3iSaTy b
sales were as follows: ll6 Orr. Srdi.
a2lc; - Stained DE; So Good 4. =
nary 224c; I32 Low Middlings DC; 30
Middlings 23lc; 9 Strict Middlings
233c; total 65l bales.
The stock on hand is really 1000
bales less than given below, as a ship
ment made by the Lady Pike for Cairo
has not been counted. 1t will be
added tomorrow.
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NOTICE

WE have this day sold 0ur stock, interest
w and good VIII In the stove and tinware
business to Alessrs. WALT 4 Co, who VIII
conduct the same at the old stand, and for
whom we bespeak a Of the pat
ron6ge so LITERALLY bestowed upon as. Mr.. X.
Rrannon has charge OF the assets and iabil-
files OF the hl-a, and viii attend 10 the wind
ing up OF thelI affairs, at the Office Of Walt q
Co. 20 Front street, K. BEANNOS eco.
MEMPHIS, January 10, 1879.
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IL retirino rom business, TO give my attsn-
,ton 10 nIantiu1 Interest, l Col.
cameron TO my sormer patrons and the busl-
ness community generally. All matters OF
bnsiness pertaining TO the hrm OF A.. Z.
Brewer & Co. will he arranged at SS Front ST.
rebtg AZ. BREWER.
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aI-i.iearatInn hafieA.

r-rpa AZ administration upon the es-
EIlhaT Marearet Boyer, deceased, having
~ Granted to me, ell persons having
Dnssi1ns against said estate are notined thsI
tstr,s nreseribed by law, or thee viii De ior-
suer barred; all persons Indebted 70 said es-
tsfa must make iinBlsdtate settlement
lao they w HOIST AqmF.
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SALE.

nv vtr+,a of a general order of sale entered
IL ~ the Instruct Court OF the United States
90 ne Instruct Of West Tennessee, on the
stb day OF January, 1879, l viii proceed 10
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Assiqnee's Sale.

FINDER and by virtue OF a general order
u issued from the District Court of the
United States for the District of West Tennes-
see, on the 18th day of December, 1868, L will,
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NEW YORK, February T-l2:I5 p.m.
Cotton dull, and holders anxious TO real
ize. Ordinary 2IAc; Good Ordinary 22s<e.
Low Middlings 24c; Uplands 24Ze; Good
Middnngs 2jZc; Mobile De; Orleans
25Lc.
Ip.m.-Cotton irregular nominally. Or
binary 2lAc; Good Ordinary 22zc; Low
ANiddlings 2SZc; Uplands 24Kc; Good
Middlings 25zc; Mobile 24Ac; Orleans
25c.
4:2O p.m.-OrdiDary 2lHc; Good Ordi-
nary ZzIzc; Low Middlings 235sc; Mid
dlings 21zc; Good Middlings 25zc. Mar
ket closed heavy and very unsettled.
sales, to ~spinners, 657 bales; speculation,
1856: exports, $50; transit, 200; also. 200
for May, 241zc; 800 for July, Csc; 100 .or
February. 23s<c; $50 do, 23Zc; 100 for
March, 25Zc; $50 do, 24c; 200 do, 24Lc;
400 for April, 24c; 300 do, 24Nc; 800 do,
24<c: 200 for May, 24c; 200 do, 24Lc; 100
for June. 24Hc; 900 do, 24zc; 100 for May,
private 100 for June. private; 200 for
July, private; 100 for August, private.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NFwORLRANs, February l7-2:45 pm
hTotton dull and prices lower-24624kc.
sales 5000 bales.
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AGENTS WAnTEn

II 70 sell the A MEXICAN
- 1LNNhlNEs the only practical
1 Mhchlne eveE invented.
ute Address AMERICAN KNTTTTNgl S,caTSR
Co., Boston, Mass on st. Louis No iau
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed OF trust executed
ID 10 me by John II WaggOner. on
the list day OF April, 1857, TO Sc
cure the payment Of certain prOmissory
notes therein described, and which said deed
Il OF record in the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, In. Record Book No. 90,
part 3 pages 30, - and 81, 1 VIII. on
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-08-11
Sheriff's Sales.

Rl VIRTUE Of the following Orders, of Sale
IL issued by the Circuit Court CLERK OF Monroe
county, and to me directed | will expose topub-
lie sale to the highest bidder, for cash IN hand,
AZ the courthouse dOof III the town oil 'haulSon-
vile, on Monday, the 9th day OF September,
1917, the following described Lands, to-Wlt;
All the right, utle and interest w.. IL. Cardin
has IN and to Fiity-one acres OF land III the Let
civil district OF Monroe county, Tennessee, aI-
joining the lands q 'Grippcn, : u Jones
and others. sad Land sold to SATISFY debt and
costs in favor ORR +. scruSgs.
pfS4 ..N' t'..-
AT the same time and place all the right, title
and interest that Jonni Robson has in and to
One Hundred and Sixty acres of Land IN the
18th civil district OF Monroe county, Tennessee,
joining the lands of. II. Dunn, VIM. Robson
and others to satisfy debt and costs in favor of
Henry Sheets. pf$2
AT tho same time and place al the right, title
and interest that James Robson has IN and to
One Hundred and sixty Acres OF Land in the
9th civil district OF Monroe county, Tennessee,
adjoining the lands OF james Hawkins, John
Robson and others. Said land sold to satisfy
judgment for debt and costs in favor Of James
Johnson. u..- H., ,pf52.
At the same time and place, all the right, til
tic and interest that H.. Robson has in and to
Three hundred and twenty acres OF Land IN
the 9TH civil district OF Monroe county, Tcnnes-
see, joining the lands OF DaStd Lowry, Jonathan
Summit and others. SAID land sold to satisfy
Judgment for debt and costs In favor Of IT, j.
Vincent. pf32
AT the same time and place, all the right, IL
tie and interest J.C. sharp has IN and to One
Hundred acres OF land IN the 18th civil district
of Monroe county, tennessee, joining the lands
of h. e.. Griffith, Edward Hanland and others.
Said land sold to satisfy debt and costs in favor
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-08-11
The Election in North Corolina.

RALEIGH, August 6th.-The election
returns received to-day confirm the pre-
vious opinions expressed that the State
had gone Democratic by five to fifteen
thousand majority.
Cobb, republican was elected in the LIST
District, and Dixon, to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death Of Hcaton, and
Thomas, both republicans, from the I'd
District are certainly elected.
Additional returns render the election
Of Waddell, conservative, over Docking.
republican, certain. Gilman, conserva-
tive, to fill Dcwees' vacancy and Sion H.
Rogers, conservative, of the 4th District
are elected. Rogers beats Harris, negro,
about 900 votes.
Leech, conservative is elected over
Scott republican, in the 9th District.
Harper, conservative, is doubtless elect
ed over Jones, republican, in the 7th Dis
trict.
Both Houses of the Legislature will be
largely democratic. Some claim a two
thirds majority in each House.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-08-11
County Delegates,

We publish to-day a call from the
Chairman of the State Executive Commit
tee, for a State Democratic and Conserv-
ative Convention to be held at Nashville
on Tuesday the 18th of September, for
the purpose Of nominating a candidate for
Governor, aud taking such other steps as
may be necessary for the thorough organ
%tzation of the party.
1t is important that our county should
be properly represented, and we hope the
people will not fail to meet at Madison
yillO on Monday, the 5th instant, for the
purpose of appointing delegates. At the
same time, delegates should be appointed
to a District Convention to nominate q
candidate for Congress in this district.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-08-11
Call for a State Convention.

To The Democratic aud Conservative
Voters ofthe Slate of Tennessee.
On the second Tuesday in November
next, the important elections for Members
of Congress, Governor of the State, and
Members of the Legislature will be held.
1t is deemed of the highest Importance, in
order to secure the complete overthrow of
the political party which has for several
years ruled and almost ruined US, that
there should be unity Of action among the
Democratic and Conservative party of the
State in those elections.
The Executive Committee appointed by
the State Convention held in this city on
the 9th day of June, 1868, have, therefore,
for the purpose of preserving harmony in
our ranks and promoting unity of action
in those elections, resolved to call q con-
v%ention of the Democratic and Conscrya-
tive party Of the State to assemble at the
Capitol in this city on Tuesday the 18th
Of September next at ii A. NJ. for the pur.
pose of nominating a candidate for Gov.
ernor, and taking such other steps as may
be necessary to secure the thorough or,
gani2ation of the party. The several
counties in the State are, therefore, re
questod on or before the first Monday il
September to appoint delegates to tina.
convention. GEo. j. ~STUBBLEFIED.
Charm State Ex'tivo Committee.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 6, 1870.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-08-11
THE WAR.
Great Battle Of Hagnenau.
The Prussians Victorious.
Napoleon Acknowledges It.
Paris in a State of Siege.
REcArrupE OF sAARpRucK.

SAARBRUcK, Aug. 6, 7P. m.-Thc town
of Saarbruck has just been rotaken by the
First Prussian army corps under Stein
metz.
MAYENcE, Aug. G., 8 P. M.-Tho heads
of the Prussian columns approached the
Saar this morning. Gen. Kamers found
the enemy to the west of Saarbruck, and
in strong position in the mountains near
Spierheren, and commenced Immediately
to attack them. Following the sound Of
the cannon portions Of the divisions of Bar.
nakow and Stumfnagel m up. Gen.
Goeben took command, and after a very
severe fight the position occupied by Gen.
FrosSard was taken by assault.
DISPATCH FROM THE KING.
BERLIN, Aug. liking William sent
the following dispatch to the Quco4;
"Good news. A great victory has been
won by our Fritz, God be praised for his
mercy. We captured four thousand pris-
oners, thirty guns, two standards, and six
mitrailleuses. Mcmahon during the fight
was heavily reinforced from the main ar
my. The contest was very severe and lasted
from eleven o'clock in the morning until
nine at night, when the French retreated,
leaving the field to US. Our losses are
heavy"
NAPOLEON ANNOUNCES GEN. McMAHoN'S
DEFEAT
Paris, Aug. THE Journal Oficiolin
its second edition of to-day publishes the
following proclamation
FREYcmMEN: Up to this hour we have
always given, without reserve, all the GER
tain news which we have received, and we
will continue to do SO. Last night we re-
cciyed the following dispatches.
"MErz, Aug. 6, Miduight.-Marshal
McMahon. has lost q battle. Gen. Eros
sard, on the Saar, has been obliged to re-
tire. His retreat was effected in good or
der. All can be re-established.
wSigned NAPOLEON"
PARIS IN A STATE OF sEIGE.
In order to facilitate the execution Of
military preparations, we declare the cap
ital in a State of seige. There must be no
faint hcartedness, no divisions. Our re-
sources are immense let us pursue the
struggle without Ainching, and the country
will be saved,
BY order of the Empress, Regent.
LONDON, Aug. S.-Tho British Foreign
Office has imperative demands from Prus-
STA that England shall stop the shipment
of coal to France, or abandonthe pretonse
of neutrality.
1t is believed at Antwerp that the wa
will end in q week.
PARIS, Aug, THE New York Times
special correspondent says | lean on the
very best authority that Italy sends fifty.
five thousand troops this week to the ale
of France, and it is believed in oiidA
quarters that Austria will also send a con
tingent at once.