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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-09-22

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The New York herald., 1870-03-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNpON, March 1S-5
p. M Consois closed at 93 for money and 93t for
the account. United states fve-twenty bonos 1862
904 1862 old, S9A; 1867, s9l; teniortles 81. Erie
Railway shares. ~; Illinois Centras, 1l6; Atlantic
and Great Western, 29b.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, March 1s.-The Bourse
closed dull. Renles, 73f. roc.
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. March 1s-
United States lvetwenty bonds opened heavy at
95n 95h for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.--LIvERPooL, March
1S-Evening.-The market closed firm Middlin0
uplands, IL a 1lsd.; midding Orleans, lls.d a
1l1ad. The sales OF the day nave been IL 600 bales
including 1900 for export and speculation. Tne
sales OF cotton for the week have been CO. 200 bales
OF which 5000 were taken Ior export and 5000 Tor
speculation. The receipts OF the week nave been
81, 900 bales, Of which 81, 600 are American. The
stock in port Is estimated ut 295000 bales, OF which
11l,000 are American.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER March 49,
The market for yarns and iabrlcs al Manchester Is
nrmer and better prices are realized.
HAvRE COTTON MARxET.-HAvRE, March 1S-
Evening. g.-Cotton closed quiet the spot and to
arrive; tres ordinaire on the spot was last quoted
at 1881. per cwt
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LrvERpooL
March 1S-Evening.-Wheat 9s Sd. a es al Dr
central for California whlte and Ss. Ss Id. for No
red Western. Flour 1873. Cd. per bDl. for western
canal. The receipts OF wheat at this port for the
past three days have been % 500 quarters coo OF
which were American. Corn 27s. Cd per quarter for
European. Provlslons-Lard quiet.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LOSDoN March 49,
5P. M.-Tallow 46s. 6d. per cwt. Linseed oil heavy
No. IL Dutch standard anoat.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANrwERp March 49,
Petroleum opened quiet at 56s1f for standard white
ana closed quiet at 561E
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
Az ENGLERMAhs VIEW or THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL
YACHT RACES

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
VIII you allow me to show the incorrectness, to
put mildly, Of Truxtons" article on the Cambria
and Sappho. which appeared In your issue Of the
10th instr First-The captain OF the Sappho could
not have been invegled into race, he issued the
challenge Immediately on his arrival. Second-If
the Sappho was not canvassed, spared and bal
lasted properly for race that the fault of her
opponents? How were they TO know sne was not in
hgntlng OrderY Probably her captain was better
abe to Juage OF that than your correspondent,
'Truxton' and he had ner for sale 1t Is not pro-
babe he would willingly put her IN position where
II not thoroughly prepared, he might expect TO be
beaten. AS regards the Growing which hurts
decorOus amount OF u was dOne certainly not more
than Is usually done IN this country, and prOba-
bly, not nearly 80 much as will be done
IN case the Cambria should lose the
Way do all your writers SO studiously conceal or
ignore the disparity Of between these yachtsY
The Spirit Of The Times IL the only paper That men
tOns any difference and 1t always refrains from
giving the dimensions perslsting that the difference
Is trling and OF no consequence. Probably 1t would
be were the boot on the otner leg. At the time OF
her race with the Cambria the Sappho was much
larger than her antagonist, even by American rules.
and since then has had her size considerably In
creased by being hppcd o. this your correspondent
ne Is incorrect IN stating that Mr.. Ashbury proposed
allowance according W Royal Thames rules. 1t
was the New York rule; but since .'Truxton'sr
letter was written we learn by cable that all allow
SapphO Will rc-enGct the dolngs Of the America
rs your correspondent predicts. one thing you may
be sure OF. II We are beaten we shall confess 1t
honestly, and not badger our brains to Concoct
trumpery excuses. That the best yacnt-American
or Engish-may always win Is the sincere wish Of
pALINURUS.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
ELOPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

Eve Deserts Adam for n Rose-Thc Trunnts
are Accompanied by an No. i Lloyd
Clpper-Arrest Of tho ElOpers In Pittsburg.
The city OF Newark, n j., heretofore noted for It's
supreme Quietness and s0Drlety. and for It's New
EDglandke Purltanlsm, has latterly been asserting
Its right rank among the fast' progressive cities
OF the UnI0n Within the past Blk months IL had
its full share OF murdererDus ARRAYS, homicdes
suicides forgeries first class burgares and all otner
Ills that municipalities generally are heirs to-; and
now to cap the climax 1t has been the scene OF
Of the most extraordinary elopements on record,
to wit-tne gaanting OF OF two wives with one
man-the latter an American and the former both
Germans.
on last Tuesday evening Alvah A. Rose, gay and
very festive young grocer, doing business Ia Null
berry street, between Market and Me-
than usual, procured mack, drove to the
residence No. AZ Mechanic street. whence speedily
out M
collar maker. Her name IS Eve. She is about
wentyfour years Of age. From mere Alvah drove
from the residence NO. Is out popped another wo-
man or prepossessing appearance-Mrs. John
TWO degh9l ' emnus sDss horas drove d.
rectly for the Market street depot OF the
New Jersey Railroad, and all three with forpidaoe
array OF trunks, started for the West. Wnc this
trinng matter has been carried out with 30 mucn
success ADAM the husband of Eve, was In Paterson
on business, WHITTIER 1t is sad he had been accom-
panied by MS "gooL frienr' Alvah and plentIfully
dosed with "1xedn liquor, SO that the latter had no
difficulty IN giving him the slip and returning TO
Newark In the matter Of Mrs. Lloyd she feared no
interference, for her lawful spouse went ''where
the woodwine twnethn weeks ago on ac-
count OF some curious little financial trans
actions which the detectives call forgeries and for
which they are anxious to bring him TO an account
On the return OF poor Adam he at once set 80 work
and learned from young" George, tine night bag
gage master, that the trunks had been checked to
PltCsburg. Thitner Mr.. Desc telegraphed 10 the
authorities and proceeded himself. Yesterday his
brother received word that the fghty trio had been
captured aad would be In Newark to-day.
As might naturally be expected, tile circum-
stances have occasiOned considerable OF sensation
In certain German and American circles in Newark
and people are divided In the opinion a. TO looking
a. the AFFAIR IN serious or comical light
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In this City Yesterday.
Judge II. Hitchcock, OF Ohio; General John T.
Canton, OF Paris, KY; Judge +. Rand, Of Indiana
polis and J. Eli Griggs, OF South Carolina, are at
the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Galusha A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania; George innes,
OF Poughkeepsie; ]. o. Sargent and A. Sumner, Of
Boston; DR.. J. W. Hughes, OF Pniladelpha: A. @.
Capen, Of Panama, and George b. Sargent or Minne-
sofa, are at the Astor House.
Colonel T. W. G. Moore. OF the United tates
Army; Rev. W. H. Milburn the blind preacher, Of
New York. and J. c. Weltons, Of Waterbury, are at
the Coleman House.
Major General w. d. Hazen, OF the United States
Army. ana Miles Black, OF Troy, are a. the Hoffman
House.
Count Sewenhaupt Of the Swedish Legation,
Ii at the Albemarle Hotel.
W. l. Scott, Of Pennsylvania; Hugh Allen, OF Mon
treal; Judge II. II. Marshall and A. 8. Bufr0rd Of
| Rinhmond, Va; X. II. Pruyn, Of Albany; Israel 7.
| Hatch Of Buffalo; Dean Robson, OF Troy, and
George Becker. OF ST. Paul, at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel.
G. Overlook, Austrian Consul General to China:
Il. s. Sturges OF Philadelphia, and II. X. Pember-
ton, OF Quebec are at the Everett House.
Colonel L. M. Woodward Of Indiana; Colonel
Thomas Ross, Of Vermont; Captain w. Knight Of
Nevada and Colonel b. Guilick, OF South Caroina,
are at the Metropolitan Hote
Professor Williams, OF sandusky and Captaia
George Patterson, OF the Coast Survey at tho ST.
Elmo Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
Colonel Hammond. superintendent OF the Union.
Pacific Railroad for st. LOUIS General J. K Ander-
son and w. D. Mcfarland for Richmond George L.
Dunlop and J. b. Turner, for Chicago w. A. Beach.
for Troy: Major q. I. PlunketI for Hartford; Ii. o.
Heyl, for Philadelphia, and James Nicholl. for
Brownhelm ONO.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
MISSISSIPPI.

The Personal Equality Bill In tho Senate
Opposition to Senator Ames-Assault ON an
Army Officer.
MEMPHIS. March Is, 1870.
A special despatch from Jackson, Miss, TO the
Ardlanci,e, yesterday, says:-
In the State Senate bill introduced guaranteeing all
persons, irrespective Of color equal rights railroads.
steamboats, and hotels Mr. Gibbs said such had
killed the republican party IN Louisiana and Tennessee
After heated discussion the bill finally referred 10 the
Judiciary Committee.
The resolution which the House yesterday refer
the election Of General United Statcs
up tabled The opposition TO Ames il
growing daily and spirited Senatorial tight anticipated
An attempt was made % elect State librarian yesterday
but failed account OF the number OF candidates
Hshtate tcoloredl, Il is believed, will be elected
Yesterday difficulty occurred oetween Captain Jasper
Myers, OF the United States Army Acting state Trea
surer, and citizen OF Jackson growing out OF personal
Misunderstanding. during which Myers was struck ON the
head with brickbst and his skull fractured His condition
ID reported being dangerous.
Governor Alcorn will probably mako nominations tho
Supreme Court bench Monday Persons who claim
to have information the subject predict that Judges
and Brown. the present ncunbents, and Hon.
Miles, member of the House of Representatives from
AttSA county, will be the sppontees.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
A Medical Wonder.
nv rris IVTE pkvcAA

scrofua Kings Evil Eryspeas old Ulcers and the
OF Diseases OF the Blood great Debility Liver Com
cured by this sovereign purifier has been .ssd BY III:
public twenty-five years II has cured hundred thousand
cases. and fails when taken directed certain
curative for Fsuls In all cuiabe the foues
old ulcers where the bona has become carries.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
HYATT'S LIFE BAISAM cured r. Is. Conway Esq, ira
gedinn. ark Theatre Brooklyn. ~ OF Chronic Rhruma
tsm, altar failing Of Ia Europe and from
most eminent IA edicnl pr aciioners.
SCROFuLOUS ULCER.
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured Mr.. Jacob Roth, Office IA
Greenwich street. Of Scroulous Ulcer which had eaten
the flesh TO the bone Mr. r. has cured is years.
out any return Of the disease
Principal depot 2f6 Grand street. Sold by drugsmts ~
u or liz
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
FRANCE.

Bonapnrtist Cure for the Papacy.
PARIS March Is, 1870.
The Opinion Ndtlondle-whch Is classed as Prince
Napoleon's newspaper organ-has remarkable edi-
torial today. 1t demands the withdrawal OF the
French troops from Rome. the remuneration OF the
ConcOrdat and the suppression OF the budget for
public worship; and declares that should these
measures be carried out nothing will be left Rome
but tmDeclllty and fraud.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
MISSOURI.
Suits Agaiust Insurance Companies.

Suits Against Insurance COmpanes.
ST. LOUIS, March lS, 1870.
l.. Whittier. OF St. Louis, has entered suits against
The North American and Commonwealth Life Insur-
ance Companies OF New York and the Mutual Life
Insurance Company OF New Jersey ON policies OF
$4,000 each, alleged to have been issued on tue life
OF his deceased brother, William b. Whittier.
About month ago man named Halabierd died
IN mysterious manner, ana his wife was suspected
OF having poisoned him to procure the insurance on
his life. A post-mortem examination held proved
that he died OF natural causes. To-day Mrs. Hala-
blerd brought suit for $40 600 damages against IL.
W. Schmidt, an insurance agent who instituted the
proceedings In the case and charged her with mur-
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
ENGLAND.
Tho Public Education Bill.

The Public Education Bill.
LONDON. March l8, 1870.
The Education bill introduced by the Gladstone
Ministry was again taken up in the House OF Com.
mons this evening.
Mr.. Vernon Harcourt supported the amend
ment suggested by John Bright, namely,
that the basis OF the bill should be
religious equality. without this its provisions
were unjust He objected to relegatng sectarian
controversy to the vestries. The schools In the
church. Parliament to prevent this. should settle
the question.
In the House OF Lords the Lord Chancellor ex-
planned the provisions OF the High Court Of Justice
make in the safe ana speedy administration OF The
law.
Commercial Fnilure-Drend Of n Crisis.
LONDON, March IS. 1870
John Ingnam, OF Halifax, England has stopped
payment
Other failures there are rumored.
Steamship Collision-serious Loss Of Lifs
LONDON, March Is, 1870.
The British steamships Normandy and Mary have
coded in the Channel, Off the Guernsey coast.
The Normandy was sunk, carrying down thirty
one persons, including the captain.
Parliamentary Prosress-The Relations to
Japan.
LONDON, March IS. 1870.
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr.. Otway
Under Secretary OF Foreign Affairs, admitted that
the Japanese had expelled foreigners from Naga-
saKt. He said Sir II. s. Parker the British Minister
to Japan had remonstrated butshls representations
were too late. Out Of $500 foreigners who had
entered Nagasak only 200 were suffered to remain.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
THE SNOW sToam m NAME.
LEWISTON,

LEWISTON, March 49, 1870.
The snow storm and gale which opened here on
Wednesday continues at this date. Aoout two feet
OF snow has fallen and Is now drifting heavily in
terruptng travel on the highways and delaying tho
railroad trains.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
BELGIUM.

Loss or an American Guano Ship.
LONDON, March IL, 1870.
A despatch from Antwerp confirms the previous
report Of the loss Of the ship ventus Captain Yes
per- from Callao November II. with guanO for Ant
werp. She was an American ship OF 1242 tons
burden and belonged at ThomastOn, Ne. The May.
n0wer was only slightly damaged.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
Weather ON the Atlantic.

LONDON. March 49, 1870.
Vessels arriving from the Atlantic to-day still re-
port dense fogs on the coast OF Ireland, With the
wind from the northwest.
Tie steamer Holsatia, which arrived Yesterday
from New York. reports fine weather the entire pas
sage, witn light, variable winds.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
SCOTLAND.

Judicial Promotion.
EDINBURG, March Is, 1870.
Mr.. Donald Mackenzie has been appointed Lord
OF the Court OF Sessions vice E. +. Maitland.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
TransafInutic OniciaIs.

PARIS March 16, 1870.
The consulates OF France at Philadelphia and
Richmond have been abolished ana the vice con-
sulate dt Chicago has been made full consulate.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
ROME.
The POpe's Illness.

The POpe's Illness.
LONDON, March 1s, 1870.
A well informed correspondent at Rome telegraphs
here that the rvmor OF the Pope's illness is con-
drmed.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
LAY DELEGATION IN The METHODIST CHURCH.
ppoyIpyscr ri March :,

PROVIDENCE, II. l., March IL, 1870.
The Providence Annual Conference OF Methodists
to day voted on the question OF lay delegation rue
vote stood 50 for aud 45 against lay delegation.
Tue vote OF the laymen In the several districts OF
the Conferences Was reported. aggrcgating I7sS for
and 5Sl aaaInst.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
IRELAND.
ssAll Quiet ON the Line.o

"All Quiet ON the Line."
LONDON, March Is, 1870.
Saint Patrck's day was celebrated throughout Ire
iand yesterday in the usual manner. So far as heard
from no disorders occurred. and the extra precau-
lions taken by the authorities to guard against rot
Ing were needless.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

Bridget Bridget obeyed. What followed: =" Bridget, send
that ham back; ordered
DUFFIELD HAM.
Tell the grocer n he has will get nj Macy's."
Exit Bridge, with the rejected ham The grows bo
eau he can't make SIX cents a pound
DUFFIELD HAMS.
GEORGE &. PARKER, Wholesale Agent,
95S Washington street
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
Cabinet DisuniOn.

PARIS, March IL, 1870.
semi-0f1cia journal announces tnat owing to
disagreement OF opinion among the Ministers at the
last meeting OF the Cabinet the proposed amnesty
was abandoned.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

Trusscs, nandngcs, &c:-Wenr the Best
ceauest lghest most comfortable best; late improved
patterns ces assortment finest quality, lowest pfcca
IN the city Correct appcat with guaranteed.
Establishment No. Ann street
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
French Opposition to InfalIibiIisy.

kilograms from Rome state that the French
bishops OF Besancon and Nevers take the lead in the
opposition to the lnfalllbiity dogma.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
Entente with Austria.

PARIS, March 18, 1870.
The Journal Francafs asserts that the Archduke
Albert OF Austria, who before his visit to Paris
was opposed to Franc0.Austrlan alliance, Is now
favorable to the project
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Rest In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable nstsnta
neous. factor ~ Is Bond street
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

A Rupture Cure.-Dr. Shcrman's Method II
n guarantee. References to gentemen cured Once 81
uron nfm.x
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
Freedom of Conscience.
Out from Rome.

MADRID, March Is, 1870.
Owing TO the attitude taken by the Pope the gov
ernment has decided NOT to send special envoy to
the Ecumenlcal Council.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

Bnllou's "New YOke'' Shirts Made TO Order
Of New YORK Minis at S3s per dozen; hand made 4s
Erna
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

Inc examination OF the charge OF assault against
John Golden late Outdoor Visitor OF the Poor pre-
ferred by Mrs. Mary Sinnett. was concluded yester-
day afternoon. The complaining witness and her
husband, Joseph Slnnett, both testified TO the facts
already given IN the Justice Walsh ruled that
the evidence showed assent upon the part OF the
complainant, and that her testimony as to the
identity OF Golden was not cOrroborated. He there
fore dismissed the complaint and discharged the
accused.
Sergeant Ferry, OF the Forty third sub precinct,
yesterday caused the arrest of two Germans, Ben
jamin and Lewis Hinman, who reside on Bompje's
Hook. foot Of Columbia street, charge OF recev.
the accused received, knowing the same to have
been stolen u case Of dry goods valued at $3.50,
which property belonged to J. H. Dougherty or $40
Columbia street. The parties who. as alleged, stole
the property in questiOn-Anderson, Curtis, McCaul
and others-were arrested ior the theft month
The Grand Jury. Justice Delmar before whom the
IIlnmans were arraigned. adjourned the case for
future examination.
No. 70 Carroll street was the scene OF an exciting
and rather peculiar shooting afrray about midnight
OF Thursday last 1t appears according to the
statement OF the prisoner, Joseph Heenan, thar
some dniculty has for the last few weeks ex.
With 'hs snom a" Se boarasa Ta2 " Il. sRss ssovs
Of the TACT. as alleged, that the % boarding house use
Keepers folks had circulated untruths against q
lady boarder, among other inmates OF the domicle,
and that he had warned them 70 desist under PEN
atty OF his retaliating by the publication OF some
transactions OF theirs. He was In conversation with
their son entered the apartments and advanced
toward him, In what he regarded a. threatening
attitude. Believing be the intention OF the son
(who is about twentyfour years OF age) to draw
pistol upon MIN, he tle prisoner) Iorestaed the
movement by producing q revolver and firing one
shot, The bullet lodged IN the left leg OF Mr. spear
Jr., just above the knee. Heenan FED from the
premises. but was oyertaken and led into captivity
wound inflicted s not considered dangerous. The
accused, who is a newsdealer by occupation. IL
rwenty-seven years Old. He was arraigned before
Justice Deimar yesterday and the hearing OF the
case was Set down for the 25th inst.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

A.-Surbruq's Peculiar Smoking Tobacco tho
best. Isl Fulton street, two doors from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

A.-The spring Fashions for Eentiemen's
Hats for 1870 by ESPESSCHEID ready for nspec-
ton sale al No. lis Nassau sireet.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
Gentlemeu's Hats.
Spring fashions

Oue Cold After Another VIII, with Many
constitutions, securely establish the seeds Of consanp
ton system. Those n need OF remedy wl hnd IN
ia LINES EXPECroKANr one always prompt, thorough
and eIcaclouS Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

The City of Boston-Aopes of Her Safety.
LONDON, March 1e 1870.
Captain Judkins and the Inman Line authorities
are still confident that tine missing steamer City OF
Boston Will come into port safely.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
THE MIS- SING STEAMSHIPS.

Tho Samnria Disabled mt Sen nnd Probably
Safe.
LIVERPOOL March Is, 1870.
The ship Madge Wildhrc Captain Barclay, from
Savannah February 8, arrived at this port TO-
day. Her captain reports that the 18th inst. she
slgnaled ia disabled Cunard brig-rgged steamer
steering east. She wanted no assistance. This
was unquestionablY the missing steamer Samaria,
Captain Martyr, from Liverpool for New York;
which has put back to a British port.
she Is expected to arrive off Cape Clear, Ireland,
Today.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

PyIe's q. X. Soap, Dry and Hard, In suner.
seeing all other kinds Sold BY groces everywhere Depot
$50 Washington street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19
Newspaper seuyntioni.t Cnpjta

NeWBpuVcT SousuttOHIBt CUUNH1s
PARIS, March 1s, 1870
The Morset1tse Of to-day announces that as all its
editors have gone to Tours order to be present at
the Prince B0naparte homicide trial that journal
Will be edited there for the time.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

Dnvtd's Spring Styles of Gentiemcn's Hats,
aaesroom 2ysh Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-19

Cristad0ro's CnrivalIed Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied at his wig and scAp factory No 6Asor Ho0s