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THE REPORTED MASSACRE OF
- mr JEWS. .l
Anxiety in New York.-News Not Yet
Confirmed,

Do. H" NEW lOhh1 JullG a.
The Israelite citizens are much dis.
trcsscd by unconfirmed rumors Of the
wholesale butChcries in ROumaniA. Tel.
rrlLns were semitic Sir Samuel Monte.
fore, in London, and NJ. Cremieux, Prcsi-
dent of the Jewish Society in Paris, beg.
ging the fullest and latest information,
but have not yet been answered. The
Jewish FnbbiS preached on tho sub
ject yesterday, one Of them expressing the
hope that the reports would prove 10 he
incorrect, and another stating as fact
that instead orthe Jews mOnOpOlizing the
trade in ROumanie and becoming rich,
they are so heavily taxed rs 10 render ii
impossible and that they arc not permit
ted to own even n foot Of land or house TO
live in. The absensc Of further inGoma:
ton tends to augment quite Il general
belief that tho reports Nre at least greatly
exaggerated. .,Tgtl. ....
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SOME of the Democratic papers in this
State, with IL disingenuonsness they ought
to be ashamed of are printing Mr. SUM-
SER's bilItosecurencgroes cqualprfvilegcs
in all public places, under staring headlines
and without explanation, 80 ms to make
their readers believe II is actually an ell
actmcnr Of Congress. Why don't you
explain, gentlemen, that this Is only Mr..
SUMMERS bill, introduced by him, but
not pusscd by either House of Congress
nor likely TO be?
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THE NEW FUNDING BILL.
DistastefuI to BoutwelI--NO Legisla.
ton Probable.


New YORK, June 4.
All 1.-THE Washington specials this morn.
ing, seem to agree in asserting that the
new funding bill as maturcd BY the Ways
and Means Committee, is eminently dis
tasteful 10 Secretary Boutwell,, and that
members very generally express the opin-
ion that there will be no legislation on the
finances at this session.
Although the Committee has been very
leticcnt concerning its provisions, it has
been learned that: First, tho loan Is for
one thousand millions Of consolidated
stock; Second, the bonds are plain four
per cent thirty year obligation, free from
all national, State or municipal taxation,
except Us imposed on income; 1hird, de-
posits gold in tho Treasury Mt 8 per
cent interest are authorized, tile proceeds
Of such deposits to be used in the redemp-
ton Of five twenties, beginning with the
earliest Issues, those OF 1902, this is the
length and breadth Of the scheme. The
proposition Of Mr.. Boutwell,, for foreign
agencies is left out, and there is not u
word about the banks in the bill.
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FRANCE.

... PARIS, June o.
There is still much dissatisfaction with
the mail service TO the United States. The
press is unanimous in calling for reform.
The B0urce opened excited in view ofthe
reported alliance between Russiu and
Egypt. A great many common muskcts
and other war material have recently been
ordered from Brussels and New York, on
the Viceroys account, and large increase
in the armament at the disposal Of Egypt,
is suddenly apparent. 1t is now almost
certain that the VicerOy is preparing for
IL struggle against the sublime govern
ment, and that Russia is to lend him her
powerful assistance.
A rumor that Provost Garadal will sue
cced Berthemy, us Minister of France,
at Washington, is again current and seems
well founded.
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FOREIGN NEWS
ENGLAND.

... ..a LONDON, June 4.
The Spectator asks Indignantly II the
Government has exchanged the Gambia
for n worthless tract adjoining the Sierre
Leone.
The Saturday Rerie,o admits the i'll
taste and usclessness Of Lindsay's address
h reference to the action Of President
Grant.
The Daily NctOS hopes NIr. Lindsay'S
address 10 the troops has been misrepre.
sented by the telegraph.
Gen. Geo. Napier to-day publishes in
the newspapers fresh endorsement Of
Canadian courage and loyalty.
Ashburg has been engaged TO build
another yacht il he fails TO win the next
time.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 4.
The Red Stockings beat the Old Elms
ct Pltbfeld, yesterday, sixy.fvetO nine,
in seven innings.
... BALTIMORE, June 4.
The Forest Base Ball Club, of Rock.
ford, beat the Pastimcs. Score 81 TO II.
T. ... BosToX, June 4.
The Red Stockings lbcat the Harvard
club to-day. Score 40 ol5.
New York. June 4.
A new match of billiards has bocn ar.
ranged between RudolphG and Cyrille
Dion, for 81, 500. to be played June 18th,
Rudolphe beat Kavanaugh at the French
game by 2S points in 100.
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New York Produce Market.

NEw YoRK, June4
CorToS-H Heavy and lower; sales 400 bales al
224c for mIddlinH uplAnds.
FLOUR-ClOsed q shade iir1ner, with fair eX
port demand for low grades.
GRAIS-Wheat-lc better, and active at 81 q
al 90 for No, spring; 81 81 for No, spring
aud 81 36Ibl 50 for red western and winter. Rye
Nominal. Oats-FiFm at Csc for western, aud
GSKG70c for Ohio. Corn-Qulct at 81 0G6I O7H
for sound new mixed western,
PROvBIOHB-POr very hFm ut $50 50 bid fol
MGse for Juno or July. BeGfQulSt and unchanged
Cut Meats Arm with 4 fair demand Bacon dull
Lard hrm; sales $50 tIGrces primo steam for mid
die Of July to middle Of August At l6Ac.
EGGB-Firm at 92kd23C
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GEN. WITCHER was among those who
voted in the House lust Friday for The
amendment to the tax bill offered by MIR.
BEcK, of Kentucky, to lay tax of & per
cent on the coupons of government bonds,
it being Withheld in the payment Of them.
All the Democrats voted for 1t but two.
This would llaye been damaging blow
ut the credit Of the government, but for
Iunatrly the amendment was voted down.
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Commercial and Financial.
The POLICY or the Treasury.

From he Chicago Tribune.
The operations of the Treasury since
Mr.. Boutwell's administration of It's affairs
have been directed mainly to the purchase
Of the $50 bonds, and the statement tele-
graphcd from Washington last evening,
showing the reduction OF the net debt
less the funds in the Treasury-to be $l4,.
801 ,S42 during the month OF May, shows
that the per cent gold interest bearing
al the rate q about 0 per cent per annum
Of It's total amount. On March /, 1860,
the total amount Of the gold.interest
per cent debt in existence, according to
the last statement made by Mr.. McCulIOCh,
was 81, $50, ,284,95O. Since then the Treas.
ury has purchased 5.20s Chiefly Of the
issues Of 1862, 1864, 1865 and 1867 to the
amount Of Sl15529, $50, and these, with
the $1,000, 900 Of interest accrued on them,
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THE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

wHE ELIN G., w. VA.
Uute Moundsville Female Seminary
PEor " SHELD0S SHELDON. IIUT0uNS, Principals.
Miss II. l.. BOSHAM, Vice Principal.
Mss KATE $. MONTAGUE, Principal PrOpArA.
MRs. MANY JACKSON, OF Weston, MAtron,
Assisted by full Corps OF Professors and
Teachers.
Spring Term opens ArRIL 9th; closes JUXE SOth.
DESIGN.
Tho design OF the Institution Is 10 furnish u
thorough and systematic course Of instruction
for young ladies upon the plan Of Unlyersity In
structinn, each department OF learning being
complete within itself thus enabling a young
lady TO select her own course Of study without
being restricted to any hxcd routine Of clRssca,
requiring certain number OF years 10 finish;
but, In opposition to this, young ladies who hAVU
advanced further in some studies than Others,
can have the benefit Of their former RcquirUmGntS
and Ohtain Certificate Of Proficiency III one or
more schools perhaps, In the course Of ono year,
aftCr which time, they may bring up, with greater
rapldity and success, other studies.
MUSIC.
Young ladies who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon tho piano, and who may wish u
prosecute the study sill further can be funlBhed
with advantages for mastering this instrument.
Mrs. HutchinS will give her personal attention
to this department
OkLtt hNuVOlH ia
the following directions, viz:
NlthemdHcS RlStOry, BsilES-LttttrS, Natural
HiStOFy, Physical Science, ChrtSddn ScIeno6, IN.
Cient and Modern Language and FiHl AFtS
The Academic Degrees arc conferred by State
authority, and are hs follows, namely:
Mistress Of Eh9liSh LiteraturG-'Threo years
COURSE
MStrtS Of ArtS-Four years COURSE
Mistress u .MLsic-TwO to threO years
MISUNDERSTANDING DEPARTMENT.
BoaFtlers, two In a room, including all az.
pGnsGs Of washing. fuel, lights, Gymnastics,
penmAnship, English, Latin, aud French
Schools, per year ,...,..,.....$4 $4OO
BOarders, four In room, including Hs above,
per yVhF. ........,.. ........,.......,,, 5u0
Parlor BuardrrS, two iu II room, pupil taking
but one or two studies, per year. .......... ~
Phrlor BOarders, with full advantage Of Iusu.
tuition, and with the privilege Of three
music lessons per week and three 10 i've
hours practice per day, per year. .......... 6OO
Tuition for Day Pupils, :, =, 10, II, u and II
dollars per quarter according TO grade.
Rooms for tho occupation Of boardGrs arc OF
two classes, viz: lst. Single rooms 10 bO OcCu.
pied by two pupils; I'd. Double rooms consisting
Of Parlor and Bedroom, for either two or four
pupils.
For full particulars address, until April let,
THE PRINCIPAL, at MOundsvIlle, W. Va, or
REv. C. @. CURRIE or MISS II. L. BONHAM, at
Wheeling. mAr5.M&Sd&W
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, juno I.
FLoUR-Flrm and In good demand; family
g 5O6rS 70.
GRAIN = whcat-Frmer, but lIttlo offering,
asking 81 1901 ~. Corn-Highor sales Al 0I(t
95c. Oats-Stlt5Gc. Ryc-9Sgg7C.
COTrOS-Dull ut 2lSQL2ike.
WnIsKY-CIosed GrIncr, with 4 fair demand at
81 OF for old process patent dull at OIL
PRovIsIoHs-UnChAngcd nomInally; no sales,
but all articles held ut old prices,
BUTTER-Dull at lSiE22C
CMEEsE-lablic,
Ous-Linseed oil 81 TO-
GRocEnlEs-In good demand. Sugar very hrm.
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EDUCATIONAL,
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

WTEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. ]. T. HoKE, President Board Of Regents.
G. e. STUROIs, SECRETARY Board Of RsOGIJ.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., PrehdtH,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F.S. LYON, A. NJ, Vtce PrGhdent
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal Of
Preparatory Department.
S. q. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy aud PhyslcS.
II. II. PIERCE, A. N,
Capt U. 8. A.,)
Professor OF Mathematics and Of Military Tactics.
j. J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Phi. D.
Professor OF Chemistry aud Natural History.
i. W. WOOD, Am, PhlD.,
Professor OF Ancient and Modern Languages,
0. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant in Preparatory Department.
D. b. PURINTON, Tutor.
GEO. NJ. HAGANS, Eso.,
Superintendent Of Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH W. BROCK, N. D.,
Lecturer on PhyAlology and Hygiene.
lion. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERN begIus lst Tuesday in September.
WINTER TERN 1Bt Monday In December.
SrIING TERN ~ Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, % Wednesday in June.
TUITION Preparatory, IS per Term Of 10 weeks,
University, $B per Term OF IS weeks.
DOARDMG-Not to exceed 81 per week.
kaa-Scnd stamp for Catalogue.
MOrgantown, W. Va. Bepi-SAt
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OS the motion of Mr.. MCCARTHYin the
House of Representatives, last Friday, TO
strike out of the tax.bill all the sections
relating TO the income tax-tO wipe
out the tax altogether-all three Of our
Representatives, DUvAL, MCGREw and
WITcHER, voted in the negative, and in
lavor.Of retaining the tax. H
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ALABAMA.
The state Auditor in Jail.
MONTGOMERY, June 4.

MONTGOMERY, June 4.
Judge Busted Of the U. S. District
Court has committed Reynolds, Auditor of
the State to Jail for five days for contempt
of Court in refusing 10 obey the injunction
restraining him from collecting the
two per cent tax on the gross
receipts Of the Southern Express
Company, which Is authorized by the
State revenue law, but enjoined by the
District Court. Reynolds was also fined
81, 900, and required to refund the amount
collected Reynolds is leading Republi-
can, and an aspirant for the GovCrnorship
His friends called an indignation meeting,
which, it is supposed, will help on his
claims.
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Rain In the NOrthweSt.-Fatal ThuR.
derStrOkG in Chicago.

,...f....H ...... SiICAWOr- June =.
The dry spell throughout the North
west which has existed the past two
weeks was broken last night and to-day
by fine shower, which seems to have
extended over u large territory. To-day,
about noon, during the prevalence Of
thunder storm, u barn in the rear of the
residence of Rudolph Beral, on North
avenue, was struck by lightning and three
men instantly killed and one wounded,
They were ut work outside when the
storm commenced andwent inside tn get
out Of the rain.
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Chicago Market.

rs.. .. CHICAGO, Juno I.
FLouR--En good demand at g. 0SoA 80 for
spring extras
GRAIN N-Whcat-Firmcr and less active; sales
No. at 99Sod$l o., cash; 8aKc0&l Of, seller
June; 81 O2K66I OSK, seller last hall, closing At
81 0Ok6l Of cash. Thls afternoon the mAFketwRS
unsettled at 81 O0S6I OF, seller June. Com
Opened hrmcr at SSX1S5kC for No. ., closed
quiet at sitc. This afternoon irregular Rt 9oc,
seller June: S5itGbS6, seller last hall. 0ats-A9
Ac lower; closing at 49c for No. g. BArlcy-Dull.
lioGs-ACIiVc al - GOG9 w for common ~
choice.
CATTLE-Qulct nj s. G5fblO 25 for Stockcrs TO
extra prime shipping beeVes.
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IONDON. Junv

The correspondent Of the Times ut Mad.
rid writes that the scheme Of Senior
MOret, Minister OF the Colonies, for the
gradual emancipation Of slavery in the
Spanish possessions, is aperlect failure.
The bill defeats the very object it intends
to forward. lie says the people are not
favorable to the measure aS 1t stands, and
points out its weaknesses, anil ridiculcs
them pitilcssly. ..a.. o..
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CANADA.
More Destructive Fires in the Forest.

More Destructive Fires In the Forest.
QUEBEc, June 4.
Another destructive fire is raging in the
woods in the neighborhOod ofTrinity Boy,
on the Saguenay, and still another some
miles up tho river. Others are reported
at Point Aux Trembles, Should the pres
ent drought continue, the ravagcs by the
fire will be very extensive.
British Columbia Knocking for Ad-
...... mission.
.. OTTAWA, June 4.
Delegates from British Columbia now
here have laid before the Dominion Gov
ernment propositions respecting the en-
trance of that province into the Conted-
CraCy.
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OTTAWA, June 4
WYOMING.

UHEYENNE, JUHt Z.
Governor Campbell lclt for Washington
to-day.
is employing Cinnamon for section work
west of here. Much indignation and
some threats arc expressed by the dis.
placed employees ...
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MONTANA.


E. HELENA, MONTANA, juno g.
The heaviest spring storm Of snow 4nd
rain ever experienced in this territory has
Just subsidcd. Snow fell to the depth of
five and six feet in the mountains and an
inccssant rain for five days throughout
the whole territory. The prospect for
placer mining could not be better and u
large yield is anticipated this season.
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TIE House Reconstruction Committee,
by eight to seven, have agreed to- so
amend the Georgia Bill as to require the
election of new State Legislature the
coming fall This Is even stronger than
the Bingham amendment. 30
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... BALTMoRE. June I.
FLOUG-Firm withan improved demand; west.
ern suPertne IS 0O0S @5; extra IS 6O66 0O;
family $6 25fE7 co.
GRAIS-Whcat-Fl Corn dull white 81 10
81 IS; yellow 81 l0lel II. OaIs dull at Sl86Oc.
Rye steady at 81 1GGbl 22.
pRoVIsIoSs-Unchanged.
WIIIsKY-WcaL at 81 OGdlI on.
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ITis expected the new Funding billwill
be reported from the Committee on Ways
and Means to-day. Its leading features
arc ske,chCd in our telegraphic report this
morning. '
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UTAH.


UONIlNE, june J.
The schooner Pioneer, Capt, Jack Han.
uer, will sail in ballast tonight for the
stockton (Utah) mines, where cargo Of
ore Is awaiting her arrival. She will re-
turn in about q week. Stockton Is at the
south end Of Great Salt Lake
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New York Money and Stock Market.

The cotton movement shows marked falling
Off receipts Of the week at all ports - 4l bales;
exports 81, 100 bales. Trade OF the city being
quiet with disposition to reduce stocks. The
bank statement Is uniavOrablC owing to heavy
shipments OF specie
STERLING-Frm at lO0XtllOH.
GOLD-Dull but hrm; opened at ll4h; and
closed at ll4E6ll4X. Carrying rates lyT15 per
cent ClcAranccs $iO,0O000O.
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ST. PETERSBURG, June 4.
The official papers rCiteratc the state.
ment that the Chinese embassy will re-
turn home overland by way of Siberia.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToS, June 4

WARRINGTON, June 4.
Mrs. Kelley, who was captured some
timr'ago by the Sioux, and whose account
OF the most indecent and brutal Oulrages
upon her, committed by the sIvagcs, so
worked up our people, arrived here yester-
day, to look after her claims before Con-
grcss. 1t appears the Indians now here
were the perpetrators Of the Outrages.
Notwithstanding this, Mrs. Kelley visited
them. Both parties seemed to be pleased
with the meeting, and entered into Il lively
and apparently friendly chat.
WASHINGTON, June 5.
It is regarded improbable that Congress
will act at this session upon the question
Of the reconstruction of Tennessee.
The Secretary Of the Treasury las sent
the Senate Il report Of the special commits.
sion, proposing an appropriation of $3,'
100000 for tile construction OF five new
steamers for the revenue service, TO sur.
plant the five now in use, hut inefficient,
and the sale of six of the sailing vessels
lis proposed 10 havG'twcnty steamers and
three sailing vessels for the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts, three steamers and two
scllooncrs on the Pacific coast, and four
steamers on the Lakes Total officers,
1888; crews, 97S; and an annual cxpcndi'
turc Of $74S,690.
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Mr.. BancrofI's Negotiations with
Prussia,

BERLIN, June 3.
Bancroft awaits fresh instructions from
Washington before proceeding with ncgO-
IiatiOns with tho Prussian Government on
the rights Of nRtlirAlizCd citizens. He has
lett Berlin on visit to the South German
Statps
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON, June 4.
The appointment Of ScnOr Dc Costa as
ambassador to Madrid is officially pub
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SPAIN.
The English Travellers in the Hands
of the Brigands.

MADRID, June 4.
The Englisnmen who were captured by
the Spanish Brigands near Gibraltar some
time ago have been tracked by an emis-
sary Of the Government. The prisoners
were in good health and well treated.
Their final release was only u matter OF
money. The Government has already
commenced negotiations with the robbers,
but the subject is repletc with difficulties,
and 1t Is feared no result will be reached
for several weeks.
Project Of Emancipation in the Coll
Onies u Failure.
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Western Union Telegraph si4; Hartford 4
Erie, 6H; Adams Express, %; Wells, Fargo 4
Co., 15k; American, a; United States, 45h; Pa
ciAc Mall AK; New York Central, l0lX; do.
scrip, 9Gh;, Erie, 2SH; Harlem, lHH;, Reading,
l09G; Michigan Central, l25; Lake shore, ";
Illinois Central, l39k; Pittsburgh, l091; North
western, 81; do, preferred 0l4; Rock Island,
l9l4; New Jersey Central, li0k; st. Paul, GOS;
do. preferred, "; Wabash, 67A; do. preferred, 10
ton, iiS; Ohio & Mississippi, AK; Cleveland,
Columbus d Cincinnati, 8l%; Cleveland, COlnm.
bus " Indiana Central, l05i,
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BADEN.

Discovery of u New Planet.
% CARLsnNUHE, June 4.
Prolessr Winnidia has discovered Il new
ilNnGt,
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Universal Exposition in Vienna.
VIENNA, June 6

An Imperial decree announces an Uni.
versal Exposition TO be held here in 1873,
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YoRK, June 4.
Trade was as usual very dull. Prices Of staple
goods rule low
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Hon. j. T. HOKE, President Board Of Regents.
G. c. STUROIs, StcrEtdTy Board Of R60GHJ.
, 1870-09-17
PRUSSIA.

Lo>poS, Sept. 16.-The Tnlt. this morning,
has trccIai telegram ttnm Berlin, giving the
following summary AS presenting the latest tn
selieence with 1cgarl 10 tho question Of media
iluu:
Russia .'ecIinrs all further effort for mediation,
1}ancsuft denies having invoked American inter
sentmn. Prussia Is satisfied with the reserved a.
titrtie Of England. II def ated, the French hope
fnr ariu'st intervention. Germany demands the
ctssion II AE*arc and Lorraine.
lRSpaS. SEPT. 'G.-Sescnty or eighty thousand
G. Frenrh soldiers arc now IN Baden territory,
t'reparetl to hAras. ths enemy.
RtN1IS, Sent ia council Of representatives
FINN the yar1ons German States nov allied With
Prussia In the war upon Ffaacc, was hcll At Ber-
lii yesterday. II Was resolved hy the couuci!
that the separation OF the provinces Of AIsact
and Lorraine from France, must bc made the pt1-
mari basis for the settlement OF the present war.
The representatives FROM bavaria ami Baden OBJ
1ected to the rroT1se,l enlargement or territorial
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sought BY Prussia. ant the
meeting Was somewhat excited one, and not en-
1iEely harmonious.
LoIpoS, Sept. ia despatch from Berlin,
states that only few curtous travellers have thus
fai visited Htlhcushohe since the arrival OF Ma.
roleon* More than half were Americans.
On Friday last tn. Duchess OF Hamilton vtst.cd
tho Emperor. lie tiE..sses in undtpes uniform,
aad hss Dr. Conneau Ferpe1ually On hts right
'lns!ag Ills almost inccssant walks. Prices Mu-
raj and Noskowa. Dr. Charles i'atot. aud yiscouat
Rrie arc IN his company much Of the ,.me
EEEItk. Sept 1t.-Thc Goye2urut1lt of North
Gei1nany has given official notice to mariners
thsi the approaches 1o Hamburg are dangerous.
1l4e usaal lights are cxt!ngulshes, an' the chan-
nj nII.r1 with fn.pedocs
The Belgian legation has been officially notified
II the raising Of thu French hfotEac in the BAL
tic md North Seas on the 1lth inst,
nKEsrEN. Sept 16.-The following Is the text Of
1nr despatch of the tear to the King IT Saxnnv,
contcrrscg The decoration Oh the Crown pltuce,
Ills son:
"TG do honor to the rucecss of your hrase
soldiers. venture to confer on your eou. the
Prince Royas If Saxony, Tic cTpss Of the military
or,lcr OF ST. George. Of the second class. which
he has SO nUh1y meritcd. He will receive II,
hopc, US a new proof OF my respect and fr1eud-
ship