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New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
AFTER THE BATTLE.

correspondent of The London Times,
writing from Florenville Sept 4. says: We heard
dreadful OF the horrors still to he seen In the
vilages and fields where the recent engagement oc.
told they had yesterday visited village about 10
it burned The there they described as
being beyond al Sad Tqd npon and wounded
and killed several OF the German surgeons while IN the
act OF attending wounded soldiers and, as rsprlsa
and measure Of warning for the future the village ha
been burned. The work had been done so suddenly,
quickly and eectualy, that the women and children
had been unable to escape, ana their bodies ared ana
blackened many Of them still burning lay about the vii
sian soldiers who had fallen IN one OF the most desperate
encounters OF the war You had better not go 10 see
it," said the lady you Will never be able to forget II all
the days of your life"
correspondent OF The London Times writes from
Florenville Sept:
The appearance Of the town OF DOuzy-I have called
f. ndferenty town and village for though II had only
population " itte over 5OV me stamp ana
w many OF the houses far could Judge, were
more that OF town than Of village; the appearance OF
the place cannot describe than by saying that
looked II great thunderbolt had fallen upon and in
by this time been removed from the street but the
carred OF helmets and shakos and the stocks Of
and every OF weapon, showed that while the flames
raging all round them and the helpless women and
children we're literally being roasted alNe IN the houses
and In the streets the maddened combatants did not
cease from the battle, but died doubt in numbers,
hemmed in by the flames while they fighting. 1t is
almost impossible to realize that such things can have
CURED in this OF civilization and that humanity and
rOrs that the very outcome OF hell IL Is ike an
evil dream butt is 10 he hoped these terrible events
will leave the world wiser for the future.
The completeness and suddenness Of the destruction
were evidenced by numberless little circumstances
such as the burnt remains of birds and animals
would have expected Of all others To escapedogs and
pigeons and even cats IN large numbers.
Hundreds OF the people beOOk themselves TO the eel
lars ia said and there pershed Of sufOcation. No
could there have appeared an asylum for the mis-
erabe people-ragng and suOcating smoke inside
their houses and outside falling walls and roofs and men
like fends incarnae fighting amid the names and the
blazing wreck.
walked about through the dreary streets Here and
there wreched old and women were hanging about
the ruins of there homes OF stupOr apparently.
Some Of them weeping and sobbing have lived
in this town." one poor fellow said TO me; %
was away from home when this occurred, and now
don't know whether any Of my family are left 10 me- or
whether they not all buried in there pointing to the
ruin, of his lOuHe.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
TAKING OF TILE TI1ILERIES.

lie Figaro gives the following account of the
state which the Imperial apartments of the Tueres
The mob broke through the great gate OF the Tueres
Garden the side looking toward the Place de la Con
corde They had previously torn down the eagles by
which 1t was Ornamented. The attacking party
headed by the Garde Mobile and the iade Rationale
large number Of the Gardes Mobiles had met in the
morning the Place de la COncode near the statue OF
tho City Of Marsees When they had passed the grand
basin they could the uniforms OF the light infantry
In the private garden where NJ Louis Rayenez or the
Garde Mobile had appointed TO have interview with
the soldiers He proceeded thither with white hand
kerchef at the end Of his gun and was Joined on his way
by NJ VictOren 5ardou, and subsequently by another
gentleman. Gen. Melinet was on the terrace Of the
private garden. M Ravenez went up to him and spoke
In the following words The Republic is proclaimed
come the of the people and the National Guard
10 demand entrance into the Palace, which IL our
properly We undertake TO respect It's III every
Then the mob approached and Gen. Mellinet, who
then standing a chair. said "Gentlemen, do not
wish for anything better than to order my troops away
ON condition that their posts should be taken by the
National Guard Furthermore declare To you that II
any of our soldiers "a molested, am their General
and shall do my duty"
bds PBmpereur! :" was the reply OF tho mob. We
will enter the Palace Then they rushed In between
the Gardes Mobiles and the National Guard, shouting
any deeds OF violence destruction In the Palace the
the Sous Pslas de Saint Cloud Sec
reary OF Cen Lepe be gave up the Key, o. the pri-
The gentleman who had given up his charge deeply
affected the incident "Ah Monsieur said he this
IA terribe The poor Empress how basey she has been
abandoned! Every one on whom she showered fayors
has deserted herr
in aspect but the people In the Place du CarrOuse could
see that the windows were without curtains. In the
ground floor the disorder WAS simply indescribable.
NJ Ravenez's opinion was that the Empress had Just
taken departure. On tho other hand we have been
o'clock on the morning Of the previous day. However
that may have been there were traces everywhere OF
precpate flight. and In evidence OF lt the Imperial
boxes In passing through the suite OF rooms which had
belonged ~ tho Emperor and bis SON. the nr thing that
attracted attention was obilds sword lying sofa
haf drawn from tho soabbard while on the floor IN the
the OpniOa NaOna aud the Hgaro, lay the holster of
revolver In all the drawers broken jowelcases
10 bo seen In the Empresss drawing room was disoOy
cred the Palace diary with the page relating to tho 9Th
VI boptoIuDor half torn away Ia Tue cVrld0rA which
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
THE SIEGE OF PFALSBURG.

a L0udOn Times correspondent, writing on
the i4th ut. SAYS: On SOping ground about inlle
and half from the the western side were tne
elrthwOrk5 thrown up by the Prlssans 10 cover their
ded guns which disposed In three separate bate
res some distance apart to give cOnyergng nre
on the place. and In the Of these considerable
reserves near the village Of Neshen. IL seemed tO me
"A there only three batteries employed 80 1dr
had they done their work that Pfasburg was on ne III
three distinct places but from out Of the curling BLACK
red-based smoke came the White pun ana hck iat
cloud the big gun ~ tho northwest bast0n ana tneh
the hurtling of the shot through the ar, G th9
now and then the bursting shell. Puff! pun! pun;
Three guns reply, one after the Other' One shcl
bursts in the air In front OF the bastlO one Is edIu
exploding IN the town. Puff pun pun! lhree guns
from another battery, all at intervals 0l yen seconu ~
that the town ia regularly scored by she'll There Ia an
other fire burning now. Boom! There goes the big gun,
perhaps a 32-poundcr, again; and IN minute more, ~
The Prussans plying their fire. there IL the roar 0I
another gun from the nearer basoh anu t.e snot ~
far over the batteries, throwing up the earth az they
recOchet toward the reserves Fires Dreak OUT anu Du
themselves out, put out 10y the gaant BaTrsoh'
We hear il il Northumberland OF cayary-hls NAME
4s we'll AZ | eau catch 1t, Ti0ule or Iheue--uo
1omaands and he swears &c. &c. 81 ,Ong man IA left
20 fire a gun Pfalsburg shall be held. The Prussan
cavalry officers proud of him. and Monsieur take on
my hat yOul The town IL blaze or nre smoke
rises suffOcating columns from whole quarter But
the two ba5tiOns Just go hammer hammer, hammer
IN reply tO the incessant cracking nre or the nelu-
pieces II all within. Mons NanDdn must
have made very pretty piece OF work there Tor tne
men guns admirably sheltered and, after more
than hours inspection OF the place made up my md
If water provisions, and munitions h0d out, fiais
its fingers at Held artillery 80 thougnt
the Prussan General, apparently. There Is no use IN
dwelling the details OF an abOrtye cannOnauei the
town no doubt, will be reduced to ashes. i near
most OF the people If all out OF it, but the works
have nothing unless crushing nre from an I'M
nense number pieces ia directed in the enbrasures
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
pINVFNGERS lBRTTFD

FROM HAvRE-In steamship vile de Sept 2OMr Brook,
r bar Mt GIsnh Mss Ahaerton Mr.. Meref Mr. and Mrs.
B',ti " ana family VI Budt r Chaase Duya T. p Barnett
" heNof and wife MI and Mrs Nod aud family Miss Hale Mrs
Smith. h Page and Mr. and Mr. McLane Mrs Sppih,
MI Lawrence Mr. Burthe Mr. and DR. b. Mars Dr.
N hefn T and h Crosby Nj Mrs &, ok and family Mrs
ps,s Ml,' rans, Nj Feo M LonDg Andrews Mrs and Miss
bAehord Mr. Hutton Mrs Pel NJ Cover and Miss p j. Pavy
Mt oven orbr Mr. Monroe sis Mr. sud Mrs Bemen Miss HShan
Miss Armes Mr. and Mr. Glynn Mr.. ". Francis Mr. and
= Iven scott Mrs T. Pratt L. Hutter Mr. Benedict H. Tckenor
M ana hr Young Mr. and Ms Bradford and family MIS- and Mis-,
M and Mrs Crosby Nj snd Mrs. Cook and family Mrs
na'h mss Frano o. Nerot, Mrs Keppemann Mis-, Touneure
ii Anu VI bh" M and Mrs AmAaun, Nj and Mrs Wise Miss
nehSan Miss Alice Nj MsssSd Mr. MAnHee, Mr. and Mr Marc h.
rtoPnL , hrs Pvosi Miss Ludwig Mr. Bgeon Don Berad
lts Iarl.e Port Oppenheim O Busonne Miss Maron Mrs
fiche Mt Nale, hiss Debresse Mr. and Mrs. Jebert,
ana hfs hhneI Miss A. Ischt Mr sud Miss Schawa Sisters
f hAtfond MI T. LeyeAn Mr. H. Olngot Mr. Pedro PATIO
M, NJ L. Na@a Lsnoe Mr. Cahdlde, Mt Austin Mr. T. b.
uisnshd M. Wssh, Nj. l.. Haas, Mr Louis stehenont
Mr. MI ~, o. Ja''Isdo NJ Eyma.;. Mr. Abbey Mr. FauT
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mugont MT Lsngade Miss Obopln Miss Boche Mr. J. ReIe
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h91"mo his. Joarh Mr. Baando Mr. Meunod Mrs 6odetsl
sI T. Lrdu', Nj hcSutsf Mr. Schneider Ms. Wen. MTs Ke0t
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
TEXT OF THE CAPITULATIoN OF SEDAN
The following are the articles of capitula-

ti0n agreed upon at Sedan:
"SRDAS, Sept 2-By the Chief Of the stan Of His
Majesty, King William, Commanderin Chief Of tho Ger
French armies both with full powers from His
Majesty the King and the Emperor the French, the
following agreement has been e0ncuded
Art. The French army, under the command OF Gen
wimphen being surrounded actually by superior torces
around Sedan, prisoners OF war
Art. O. Owing 20 the yaor0us defense OF that army,
an exception exemptiOn) IA made for all the generals
and officers and for the superior employees having rank
officers in the military list who will give their word
of honor In writing not to take mp arms against GER
many act in any against the interests OF hat
nation till the end Of the present war Ihe ocers ana
employees accepting that condition Will keep their arms
and the effects belonging 10 them personally.
Art s. All the other arms and the army material,
consisting OF flags eagles canDons, horses, war aminu
ntOns military trains, will be surrendered at sedan by
a military commission named by the Cominander-n-
Chief, 10 be given at to the German cOnmssary
Art T. The town OF Sedan will be given up at once,
in its present state and later than the evening OF the
2d OF September be put at the disposal OF the King o
Prussia. -,
Art s. The officers who will not undertake the en-
yagement mentioned In Article and the troops of the
armies will conducted with their regiments, in their
CORPS, and in military order.
"Thi4 measure will commence on the ID ~ september,
and will terminate the Sd the soldiers will be brought
up by the Meuse, Dyes and put In the hands Of
tie German conmssaTy by their officers, who VIII then
give their commands TO their commissioned officers
The military surgeons will remain. without exception, AT
tho rear 70 take care Of the wounded"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
te Edftor Of The Trtbune

TO the BdlfOr or The IrtOunc
SIR: Your advance in prices, and recent en-
terprsing demonstrations Of of your advertisers,
has occasOned discussion among some OF the writer's
business acquaintance 70 whether Wholesale OF
Printers Ink "pays" To kno,os ia Surprising
how little faith .here still is in the value Of newspaper
advertising; and still more surprising that it is claimed
that circulars potent than newspapers when
the experience Of all who have most thoroughly tried
both methods has satisfied them that circulars rarely in-
tiate business transaction OF any great magnitude,
while the expense OF printing often exceeds that OF ad-
vertising in the most valuable mediums offered by news
papers. Ia. . ... a.. 49,. ,, A., -
1882 while charge of the advertising OF Broadway
house. caused the insertion OF lengthy ono-time an
nouncement In all the editions OF THE TRIBUNE al cost
Of $500 and was closely questioned by my employer as
10 the wisdom of 40 large expenditure newspa-
per. He thought me uDreasOnaby extayagant, ana
nnId NOT he safistied until showed him by actual ng
ures that the mere cost Of paper and printing the or
dinary circulars then using lestlmatng Or az
many circulars knew there were ThiBgSEs prlnted
fully equaled the had paid you Thus II will be
that II had expended 5000 IN circulars. must stu
have been at additional expense to have distributed
them.
Many business man ia afraid OF the expense OF adve
sing and yet Will pay high rents for prominent store
10 exhibit his wares and put up expensive signs ana
seems not 70 know that both expensive methods O
advertising.
yertsng are too numerous 70 question: but h0t1 have
they done ltt By exercising good Judgment by know
hDW' ~'1te a''u wNe 70 udo6tse Inc WhOle secret
u there Advertising has become science, and unless
its principles are rgdly adhered TO- large amounts Of
successfully requires nOwieds Of the means than
most business men possess and Thought than they
have time 10 pestow 70 ~ Hence many large houses
find 1t profitable TO employ competent who make
their specially
in advertising VIII bear me out Ia saying that the bust
ness man who controls the sale of article that sup.
plies an actual want need not fear 20 invest largely In
1dyersng II he docs II with intelligent aud di.
crimnati0n b. the use Of the boat Under
proper circumstances. he cannot fad VI realizing for
tune. k.r.z.
Ns,s York ,ept 10 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

ara ordrar,lv rant lighted the lamps seemed to have
haen recentfv extinRuished and TO have left behind
them faint odor Of oil In another tpo% & Were , tns r RE-
n was OF very simple fare consisting only OF boiled
egg and bread and cheese. Garde Mobile win Ko1d K
later In the Emperors apartment we're number OF
Prnssan maps busts and saiuetles oi the Prince I'M
umber OF plates representing Prussian soldiers and ON
GERS in uniform some annotated yGmes among mem
bv neacocks feather and bearing In gold letters In
scribed on the lining the initials 4" C. H. H.. ,.,o.oor
vas done indeed the National and Mobile Guards were
posted within the building and 1ey2Rd rev nasty
mcnts to Let" Respect the National Property ana
TirS In Rfpubyique Frdncds" there were no traces OF
any innrY dome 10 the PaIace.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
SHIPPING NTELLIGENCE.
r PORT OF NBw-YORK.

PORT or NEw-YoRK. ............'.''''''sePt 20
CLEARED.
..sS M9Ts' W. WSs5s Sc.e.o" Havana At A.pa
s1oo. s1 rs9 %nasSS RsFSSnS 1''p6 5.o 'V % a'D
Bsy ch:S1 G:S. PS4, an4 sSIes ss9ssa. Iaa Ro s
G Martha stevens. ch.1. Bmo,s Tey c.S RsS' I.:S rsS,T s
nors for orders. Quinn Treiey Rotterdam Galele Black
BTss~D.ne Trovbrdg CrOve BnbUloes Edwin Rove Cus
Spain fSss Barker Fsyse GSs Rey b bs9. ss E''f H.
Horne c1gs Breton Wavelet; si,IGr. BH,OR r. PSto. %. n
ARRIVED.
Steamship Vile sunnon, Hsyre Sept via Bres sept TO-
steamships armse Rio J.neiro Aug as Wis Bahia PerD'm
SusS Steamship rs 'f sSs.ta woS1 chssston ,s .n pass
STEAMSHIP CLYDE H%oie5 Ghp5GI % .s snd DaS pas o
BARK Presto Mdile9oc Eng, june 20 ralrosd iron
Bs B,s snISeiu Queen scott CsTs da rro,d iron
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boro, Sent 2O-Arryed steamships Pslmyn, FROM HVerpo
wmsisoTos N c. Sept 2o-Ceared steamship wm p Clyde FOR
ponTsr.. MONROE Va. Sept aPaed in for B.tmor. bark
with loss Of rOp1gaan Passed ont ship G. Wright Tor
Rotterdam p PeiSies for West Indies brig Red wing for no
CaARLEsroS s. c. Sept -Arnved steamship CHAMPION ron
Ssslc s Sent 2o-Arres steamships Montgomery from New
York wyomo IRON pe2. P Ia J for % BST iD;. ..b
j. Crosier for Sagaa Ia (rande D.. 49,.
20-ArVef ship Queen Ol the
Hong Kong Challenge, from Newcastle n. ;. W.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lospos Sept aIe Lnman steamships c london and c % Of
former at" at 10 oclocS and the batter O'Clock
MEMORANDA.
The stesmsbp Merrmae Weir from Rio Jsneo 6, arrived th'
morning reported Officer having sickness board
the passenger and luggage are detained aud no COMMUNICATION '"s'
with the vessel. .y---,i-. =.
The .c H. Kelly before reported cleared al Feusndn' Tor
Ny,L Isded and ready for seized by the Custom Hous"
cer, for breach Of cigars having been found o.
board
DISASTERS.
The ,cb Alkaline Pasboro, " from NewYOrk for Windsor,
with -four dragged during the gale OF the h INST
And grounded on the hsbor Holiness Hole near the
Lagoon opening She badly ashore on sand beach, but h's
damaged.
sent ntegence been received here TO the effect
that The American Harvester Harding ashore lis miles from
Aden Arabia totally lost No date other particulars are
given he 80 burden and built at Boston IN
April 1853, where she owned -.
The stern Of vessel IL feet length WASHED ashore az Mny
po Ireland Yesterday Domino dngo na painted
thereon.
ToROSro Ont Sept schr Bems with 1900 bash
Detroit for Buffalo sprung aeak snd sunk ~ the Lake OF
Rowan this morning The cargo total loss All Of hs crew
saved.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

At the Board the u 1892 sold at 2a
l3. In London to-day the 620s Of lsG2 were sold at i
and our bonds quoted strong The reduction of
the rate Of interest at the Bank Of England, and Tho
creased confidence Government securities wei
as the demand for them the continent keep the pce
OF them in London very firm. II all Of our ssal1ies
were merged in long bond payable at the peaslrs
Of tho Government, at low rate Of interest. sesys
would DE much better than for heiseveral loans pay
able at different times IN the market.
There but little movement in Southern state bonds
to-day. Tennessee Ca new, 6Ot DO. g. ex-cOupon 81
the first call and 0l new and 62 for exOupon at tas
second call Georgia -. % Missouri Ca 90t89os 0hs
g. 1881, 1921 The transactions in Railroads
usually small only the First Board Central
Pacific. 90t Union Pacific, Hannibal and st. Joseph
S. convertible, l06, Morris and Essex constructioa
bonds and at the second call Central Pacific, ". Tbs
active demand for Central Pacific bonds foreign s-
count continues while many domestic changes mads
OF Government bonds into Centrals as IN changing, with
the premium on tine one, and the discount from par on
the other about per cent interest added 70 the in
vestment. For Centras )Os bud this afternoon and
none we're offered Pacific Mail, ts.ei2s Western Union
Telegraph, 34i Bank stocks very quiet
The stock market to-day has been active. and mucA
stronger upon the whole than yesterday NY Central AnA
Hudson, 92. 992s. 10 Certificates ss esSt MlwauSes
and st. Paul CA: DO Preferred 5s Lake shore, %;
Chicago and Rock Island ll6; Ohio and Mississippi AT;
Northwestern Preferred S9s and market down. Lars
in Rock Island have been the feature Of hs
day some 900 20 10000 shares having changed hands
from 1854 to ll5y one broker sold list 1854, and
subsequently was buyer from II5s 20 il5s We give
below the hi CHEST sales OF the stocks named at the da
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
Corporation Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
~ application Of the Department Public Parks and behalf Of
the Mayor Aldermen and Commons OF the City Of New York rl
tive 10
THE OPENING OF
NINETY-FIRST STREET,
from Eighth the New Road Drive Twelfth
to the Hudson River,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-EORK.
The Department Of Public Parks in the and behalf Of the
Mayor Aldermen and COmmona of the City Of New York
the Act Of the Legislature o the People Of the State Of New York
titled An Act relative the aud duties the Comm OF
the Central Park passed April 4h 1866 and Of the Act entitled Al
Act alter the OF portions of the City Of New York
and for the laying and improvement the passed Apnl %
1907 hereby give notice that they intend apply the Supreme Goo
In the First Judicial District of the State New lort Special Term
Of said Court be held before the Honorable GEoRsE BARSARD
Justice In the New Court House at the C Hall In the CITY Of New
lok Friday the Seventh day OF October 1870 the opening the
Court that day thereafter Counsel be hear thereon
for the appointment Of Commissioners o AMI Assessment IN the
aboveeut natter that the and OF the improvement
hereby intended the opening u Ninety inst street from Eighth avenus
the New Road Drive Twelfth 70 the Hudson
River . laid cut by the Commissioners OF the Central Para the CiV
OF New iOrk RICHARD OGORMAN
Counsel TO the Corporation.
Dated Ne~ York September 10Th, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

-
The Government viii receN b morrow
for A. 10000 Of gold and on Thursday ~ y pDOAs
Of bonds The demand FOR money fro. -'. Aestais
creasing and to-day one OF Our largest isc intA
Western paper to the amount Of s2JOOO. 90 8ouiw.1
now has it in hs power % render the Btry raos
sigma! benefit by increasing sales Of CO. and ioue
ling his purchases Of bonds
Money Is easy call at sac per cent. but with fes
ing that the demands from the country will soon make
close money market here unless Secretary Boutse
Increase the sales Of gold and purchase Of bonds s0ms
persons in order 10 forify Themselves for the future
making time loans not less than six months, On Govern
ments at per cent. We learn that our dry goods msf
chants are satisfied with the amount Of business they o
doing that most Of their saes for cash, Or At abd
eOdays and that country merchants making prOmpI
payments This looks Like healthfu state OF things
the commercial world. few days since We statedths
a merchant buying for cash had largo peTcentaSeot Of
gain or benefit over who bought on credit An Old
merchant tells IL, - that country merchant who's
business is sOOO year makes, buying for cash. hia
expenses Of living, and good living, too-say SeH
year" It better for the importer IObber country
merchant farmer and mechanic 20 cash than " bu,
on credit He who "pays he goes" never fears
pay day
The gold market continues very dull, only /. chang
having been made the register IN the Gold Room 70
day and all the sales have been at Il32 and il3i 10
looked IS il there was large amount of gold held zoe
a rise.
The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank we're -
follows Cold balance, sO98,i9i. currency balance,
ST. 32 cearings, k5,i70oO; paid Tor Oorro"hs ~
of / per cent, ,, 3, 4 per cont to tat
Foreign exchange is duh and irm the Following are
the nominal rates. the actual business beng done at
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
DEPARTCRE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2l.

WEDNESDAY. SEPT
Mails for Europe steamship Min
nesoa from Pier No ID r. clos. at the PostOnce at
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made Pier No 10 n H.,
and closes at 2 D. IN. Steamship sails at.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 2l
MAILS Tor Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
po Cunar Dock Jesey CITY close the Post ohce at u NJ
Asuppemenay Mail for paid letters only made Dock Jersey
viy and closed 30 An letters deposited In Supplementary
Mails must be prepaid with double pOsisgel
Mails foi III aud the West Inde steamship Columbia
from Pier No ~ r., close at Steamship sails
FRIDAY, SEPT. 90
Mails for the Argentine Republic Brau and St. Thomas steamship
North America from Pier No. " " r. close the Post Once
Ia amshII .ails A In n
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No A. North River.
ENGLAND Webster September "a D.
THE QUEEN Thomson. SATURDAY, October l. at an.
Liverpool Queenstown cabin S65
Prepaid Liverpool Queenstown Londonderry
OF Glasgow, currency
TO LONDON DIRECT
ERIN Bragg. WEDNESDAY September a.
Csb passage SIS; steersge S payable currency
Passengers booked Paris reduced For further particulars
IT. r. W. J. HURST Manager