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NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Rencoatre in the Mexican Congress- Business
Before the Joint Claims Commission-The
Tehuantepsc Canal Project.
CRY OF MEXICO, Nov. 20,
VIA HAVANA. Dec. y 1870

VIA HAVANA Dec. 2, 1870.
During discussion on the zona Iibre, on the l4tl
fight took place. Obregon q member for Taman-
iipas, was talking to the Minister Of War; when
Veasco, q member for BIatamorOs, walked up
and struck obregon with lead-headed cane
The latter grasped the asaallant around the
waist and threw him on the floor, tearing out his
beard by the roots and foilng his attempt to use
revolver which he had in his hand.
Blanco and Tinoco, civil engineers, have been sent
TO Lower California by order Of the Minister Of the
Interior, to determine boundary line between The
twenty-seventh and thirty first degree
TIC Mexican bark Sinal0az was lost In tho Gulf OF
1he business Of presenting claims to the Joint
Commission Is finished. The Mexican lawyers
Payro and Gonzalez, presented claims Tor over
S40O0J,0G0 against the United States; Major Clarke
an American lawyer, for s3000,0O0 against Mexico,
aud over $l9,oo0,00o against the United States.
Consul Skilt0n, SSo0O,0Oo against Mexico. The gen
era impression is that the Mexicans will prove all
their claims against the United States and will
attempt 10 dspfove al American Claims Witnesses
The I6erta (newspaper) says
The Presidents observations concerning the Te-
hanntepec canal have been published, and arc re-
gardcd as important and well-founded ; bat more
OF them are OF such character as Will hinder or
,,a. aeeat tne grand prs!ect. we, therefore, believe
part OF the Mexican Congress.
The Paso Chico mines are fiourishing.
Three Mexican engineers have been appointed to
accompany the American Iehuantepec exploring
expedition.
It is reported that Santa Anna Will take adyan.
tase OF the amnesty, and has orders ior res-
dencc at Tecubayo.
The Mexican press prounces the assertion that
Mexico has aided Guatelanlaan reyOutionists to be
false and un1oundCd
SenOr Algeria, editor or the Monitor, was i'm
prs0ncd Tor publishing an article against an alder
man OF the capital, but vas afterwards liberated.
The American man -oi-war Kansas OF the Tehuan
tetec expeditien arrived at Vera Cruz November II.
Ancient statues have been discovered at Hesteala.
Crasshoppers have appeared at Coahuaha.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONTY MARKET.-LoSDoN, Dec. AZ 30 r. NJ
consos closed At 9s4 a for boih money tho accon
American eecuriies quiet Untsd States bonds
1852, esq 1865. OLD. 8s 1867 q0 tenforties stoeLs
quc Erie Railway shares 81 Illinois Central, III y
Atlantic and dreat Western, 2819
FRANKFoRI BoUasF.--ERASKpoRI, Dec. 1-Ryening =
United States hvetwenty bonds quoted 9J for tho
old issue.
LivgErocL CoTror NAKKsr.-LIygrroor, Dec a.
land. Cd middling Orleans Fatd Tine have
10000 bales, OF which 300
and The stock OF cotton anoat bound 20 hIs
estimated at 100000 bales, or which a. 90
sales OF cotton for the week have been bales OF
which IA 600 taken export and 500 specua ion
The stock IN port IL estimated at S9L00 baca which
6l0Ql American. The receipts OF tho been
81 COO bales, OF which 1900 were American.
TRADE AT MAScuEsTFR.-LIvERrooL. Dec. s-Tbs
market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is dull.
LIvxRpOoL EREABsrUTfs MARKEr.--Liy RRPoOL, Dec.
IA bare; old l0s. per GENITAL Flour 2ls 81. per bb fcr
Western canal Corn, als Cd quarter for now 1he
ceips wheat for the three been - 0
quarters Of which le, 600 were American. 7''
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS BMARxET.-LIvERpOol. Dcc
al 80 r. Pork nrn,cr Beef l22s. Cd irrce or ner
Cheese, 2 6d per cwt for tho best grades OF
hoe.
LrvrrrooL PROVISIONS MAHKET.-Lrvyny ooY. Dec
2-r. M.Baeon sos per cwt. for Cumberla1 cut Porl
LivknpooL PRODUCE MARKKr.-LIvEus,on Dec
80 r. M.-apirits petroleum, 11,Sd. per galb m ' wv
LONpoS PnoDUOs MAHKHr. TIL L0Nn<, ~ Der &C..
cutta insced 0ps S9s. 3d. Tsllow y mar n ans "a ne
cwt. Sperm otl G78 G7s pei C,mn,on ra.n a. 6r,c
at 6s. a &c. ID. per cwt- Hops firm. ~ ~ s
sa e. =. saI4d Dec arsosum
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rflrsaAms 10 TINE NEW ycsx HERALD.

Tho Summons 10 Surrender Della y od--Reasons
for the DcIny-Con tiion Of tho City.
LONDON. Dec. 2, 1870.
The special correspondent OF the NEW YORK
HERALD stationed ut Versailles writes from that
place, under date OF November 2s, as follows:-
PARIS TO SUMMONED TO SURRENDER.
1t is stated In military circles here that IL the Army
OF the Loire under General dc Paladines caplt,i-
lates PARISH win be summoned TO surrender three
days following.
THE TERMS.
The terms to be offered will be:--Ali the regulars
and Gardes Mobile to be held al prisoners OF war,
and all the National Guards and irregular troops TO
be allowed to return TO their occupations private
life forthwith. Cannon and munitions OF war to pe
given up to the Prssians and tho regular garrison
to 60 out with the honors OF war.
A CONTINGENCY.
II the demand for a surrender DO refused bom-
bardment Of the forts and the city will Immediately
follow.
DEATH IN PARIS-PRov1SIONS.
Advices from Paris to tho ed uIt. state that the
mortality In the city is frightfully increasing. A
calculation has been made that there are enough
provisions In the place to last from ninety TO one
hundred and i've days.
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A COMBINED nIOyEM Mt.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Combined Movement of Trochu and DE PaIa-
dines-Ducrot 10 Hold His Position on tho
NTarne-Two Defeat OF Won der
Tam.
LONDON, Dec. g. 1870
correspondent at Tours telegraphs to-day tina.
the operations OF Generals D'Aurelle and Trochu
were carried on according to an understanding with
each other.
THE PLAN-DUcRor TO HOLD HIS POSITION ON TnB
MARINE.
The prcarranged plan mas been thus far wholly
successful. The plal was that Trochu would not
push Ducrot's army beyond the positions which 1t
now holds at Champgny, but TO occupy the villages
and positions on the east bank OF the Marne sever
the Germans circle OF investment, and await the
operations OF the Army OF the Loire.
TWO MOVEMENTS.
These were TO consist OF two movements by
D'Aurelle; the advance of his right towards Fon-
tainebleau, while the left engaged the centre OF
Prince Frederick Charles.
VAN DER TANN BEATEN.
This latter manGuvre was executed with brilliant
success yesterday. the Sixteenth corps driving Won
der Tann's army from Its entpencned positions at
Gullonvie, Serminiens, Corners, Monnervilie,
vhlepain and Faverolles towards Chateau-C Cambray.
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THE BRITISH PLATE ORM.
TELEGaAMs 70 THE NEW york HERALD.

1eLEGRAMs TO THE NEW yOaK HERALD.
OGicYal Explanation to Bismarcis-Tresty
Violation a Casns BoIIi-The Premier Cuu-
( iious and In Favor Of Congress.
LONDON, Dec. 2, 1870.
Special tegerams from Frankfort, OF this date, for
the HERALD, represent the interview OF Mr.. Odo
Russell with Count Bismarck to have been OF semi.
diplomatic character. That gentleman stated to the
Prussian Chancellor that England would not Hghr
upon the Eastern question, the formation OF Rus
sian Black Sea feet, the integrity OF tho Turkish
empire, but would assuredly fight upon any arbi-
trary breach Of the Treaty OF Paris by Russia ana
upon the insult to England implied in the tone Just
now adopted by the Russian government
Bismarck being cautious, urged a conference,
but with the object OF backing up the demands or
Russia. The latter proposed Constanunoplo or st.
Petersburg as the place OF such conferences but
Bismarck boasts OF having favored England BIZ
fixing upon London. Gcrtchakon wants to claim
the credit OF yielding this point, but regards tho
conference as merely supcrnuous formality.
THE RUSSIAN CIRCULAR.
Gortchakof's reoinder TO Granville is made pub
bp uSiO tV-usJs Auc SOuHt ltiuscS W uIstHss tUo
propriety Of his former note, but accepts con-
ference Of the Powers.
Tory Defamation Against Gia6stone-John
lBail "Cnpitulnteso TO the Russinn Bear.
LONDON, Dec 2, 1870.
Tho London Snndard to-day warns England that
"ihe Gladstone Ministry Is preparing for an inra-
nous and disastrous capitulaton to Russia In spite
of Granviles resistance the conferences has heen
ccpted without the withdrawal OF the Russian note.
The mere meeting OF the Powers will be virtual
submission to all Russia asks.u
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MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW yoax HERALD.

No slams Of Weakness mt Tomrs-ChnnRo Of
German Positio1s-Psiests Incitins Resist
ance 10 tho Invader-The Evacuatlon OF
Amiens Deniea~-Snccesscs of GnribaIGi-
Secret Post Omce--Hclp for tho Stras-
bouig Pocr-GeneraI News.
LONDON, Dec. ., 1870.
There are no signs OF weakness at Tours. Eleven
new cntrencned camps are forming throughout
france.
IMPORTANT RESULTS ExPECrED.
The London times thinks the policy OF tho Ger
new movements. which though yet undevelored,
are likely TO bring about great results.
PRIESTS INCIING THE PEopLE TO RESIST THE
PRuSSIASS.
The London Times this morning has special
telegram from Berlin, dated yesterday, giving the
state of affairs in the interior or France. The
priests In the rural Districts prompted hy Dupan-
loup, are preaching agaInt the Prussans as here
TICS The ruslcs are consequently terribly lncensed
against the invaders. German patrols In the valley
OF the Loire are shot down from every hedge and
building The Prussian bearers Of dispatches are
killed when nobody but innocent looking ploughmen
are In sight. Many OF these priests have been cap
tured by the Russians. who viii be brought to
trial.
TIE EVACUATION or AMIENs DENIED.
telegram from Lille dated yesterday, states
that the Prusslans have entered Albert, in the
Department Of Sommc, eighteen miles from Amens
The evacuation OF Amlcns by the Germans, under
General Manteullel, is denied.
THE PRUS5IAN ATTACK ON AUTUN REPULsED.
The correspondent with Gariba dis Headquarters
at Autun writes on Thursday:-The Prussians yes
terday. at two in the afternoon, attacked Autun
with twelve cannon and infantry and cavalry. At
four they were repnsed with great loss The Prus-
SLAMS siclled the city. The Mobiles behaved wel
The Prussians were expected to return to-day.
SECRET POST OFFICE BETWEEN sTIAsBouRa AND
TOURS.
Berlin despatch says that q secret post cflce
maintaining regular communication between Stras-
bourg and Tours by the way OF Base has been dis
covered at Strasbourg.
HELP For THE sTaAsBoURa POOR.
telegram from Berlin, dated to-day, states that
| the Prussan government has sent the Strasbourg
Savings Bank one million Of thalers in aid OF the
| poor OF the city.
| MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
The IT1tsson Cross gazette attributes the frequent
breaches Of parole by French officers TO the mach
i nations OF the French government
! The Prussans have burned the town of Charlie
vile because the Francstireurs OF the place fired
| upon chem as they approached.
The Germans are still In force at B0ulozicourt
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PENNS YLVANIA,

Burning Of oil Refinery in TitusvllIe-.
Singular Spectncic--A River ON Fire.
TITUsvrLLg, Dec 2, 1870.
About nine O'Clock this evening large fire broke
out at Messrs. Chambers Il Pickering's refinery
One large iron tank. three wooden tanks, stills
clearinghouse aud a large pump we're entirely de-.
stroyed. The tanks. containing benzine and tar.
quickly 1gnited, bursting with loud report. The
contents, completely covering the creek, ioated
downward and presented sight exciting but
grand in the extreme.
Tue fire communicated to two small benzine
tanks about three rods up the creek, owned by
Messrs. Moreland Co., but the brave aud uii-
trlng efforts OF the employees connected with the es-
tablishment saved the refinery &c. There was but n
small amount OF OIL consumed. The nremen are
upon the ground and wOrking with a will playlng
upon the large tanks In the vicinity. The nre no
doubt Is under perfect control.
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Dismavck's Foley and the Xey OF
the Situation.
TAE ooRTcHAKoFF NOTE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

IElEeRaa TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Publication of the Russian Nrissivc in a.ontion--
Intense Exciiement--The Treaty of Paris
Airendy Abrogated-( iadsione,s Cabinet
Tiruid ana DisiJed--The Pence and WAR
Party in tho Ministry.
LONDON Dec. 2, 1870.
The publication OF the tex. of the Russian reply TO
Earl Granvilles note creates intense excitement in
the very highest political circles and the clubs.
As has been already insisted on In the HERALD
special dispatches forwarded from this city by the
cable. Prince Gortchakon not only declined to dis.
cuss the question Of the right OF Russia to sweep
away OF her own WIN the Objectionable sripulations
of the Treaty OF Paris OF 1860, but he treats her
abrogaton Of the treaty a. an already accomplished
fact.
THE CABINET TIinD AND DIVIDED
profound feeling pervades all classes or the
British people with respect to the wayering, timed
policy OF the English Cabinet.
The publication OF the GortchakoI letter confirms
to certainty the fact Of the existence OF break
in the Cabinet, the parties being divided for peace
or war, with u direct acton in the premises.
With respect to the answer to DO given on behalf
OF the Queen, Earl Granville insists ON the With
drawal OF Rnssia's pretenslons or war. Mr.. Lowe
and his friends denounce war and condemn Gran
villes first letter. They quite willing TO "back
down" aDd accept the conference as proposed by
Prussia, simply to confirm the action OF Prussia In
this direction.
Should the Views of Earl Granville prevail finally
Messrs. Lowe, Bright and Cardwei Will retire from
the Gladstone Cabinet II the "Quakcr,n or peace
party in tho Ministry carry their point Lord Gran
vile, with his friends, will resign. Premier Glad
| stone himself remains, as usual with him in tryin.
political crises, on the "fencen
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Amiens by the Prans. who hastily st.rtea for
rrn " '0'niorce ti'erman army. The battles at
1aD ocsAn Oh Iusy, the 10th, and at the las.
s00oun'S inc sarrisocmalned outside In the posi-
S0ns sucy nad captuyirom the Prusslans.
-
"i outside th$.ines- The Fighting at
On""piny-Jaacn Betwsen vinoy aud
@d'ncs' Force4French Advantages--The
"ss'nn snvosinF Brokon-Tours Joyful
LONDON, Dec 2. 1870.
DcSpatcnes rceiveht daylight this morning re-
cohc''e 'ne conctinJGerman and French accounts
" yesterday coernig General Ducrot's sortie.
DCoRoT's Rczs IN THE OPEN COUNTRY.
ecnerai Ducr with 10000 men and fifty cam
num- Succeooed making his way out OF Paris. and
now III tue ol country between the Marne and
tne Seine southt OF Champlgny. Still, the Ger
mans VINO were irst driven from their positions
resMned them, ading their entrenchments at
nightfal.
THbMBAr RENEWED
On Wednesdays combat was recommended.
On thursday morg the result was yet unknown.
Losi on Born SIDES.
The German loss In the sorties or Monday. Tines
Gay and Wednesdwerc l57 officers and $500 men
Killed ana wounl The French losses, as par
italy ascertainetwere a,4oo. Additional reports
swell the number the French losses.
vMoY IN coMJNIcATIoN WITH D'AURELLE.
despatch reved from Tours says General
vinoy, with the FA corps, got wholly through the
German lines on asouth, aud effected junction
Win portion dDAarelle's forces, advancing
from the southwest
PARIS REPORT oEnE FIRST DAYS FIGHTING.
Dispatches from MS, dated November 80, say:-
Operations by the Each commenced yesterday at
different points aroul the city. General Dacrot
with large force med out OF Paris and occupied
Montrieais, which, hover, he was soon compelled
to evacuate.
! The heaviest OF thHghting was done at Cham
plguy, Brle and Vile esur-Marne. The French are
now renewing the atsk in the South.
DETAILS FM FRENCH SOURCES.
despatch from purs says official dispatches
announce that Geneis Trochu anu Ducrot made q
sortie, with 10000 m, and completely routed the
Prussians between rie-sur-Marne ana Chocey le
RoL
Ducrot is now encblped three mues from Paris.
1he French losses VIE 1000.
DECIDED ADvANT4Es GAINED BY THE FRENCH.
The yele0raph to-Ay says tho French have now a
great advantage In he Department OF the Seine and
Marne, andnow possess military preponderance
never enj0ed by thm since the opening OF the CAM
paign.
THR CAApAHN TURNED AGAINST THE PRUssIANs
Taere wer9ortes from Paris ON Monday, Tues
'ay and wednesday. General Ducrot on Wednes-
nay forced is way eastward with 10000 men and
olned handswith D. Aurelle The siege Of Paris Is,
7 enect. raied AMI the campaign is turned against
The Prussian.
TOURS IN ECsTACIEs.
despa$cl from Tours, dated Thursday, the lst,
lays that thfnews OF the successful sorties around
Paris had caused the most indescrlbable excitement.
TIE SORTIC or TUrsNay.
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THE CZAR TO AUSTRIA.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW Yusx HERALD.

Gortchnk0a 10 Premier Won Buest- q enerni
Acceptance of the Conference.
LONDON. Dec. 2, 1870
correspondent at Vienna telegraphed to-day
that the repy OF Russia TO tho note Of Count Won
Buest has Just arrived and was forwarded to Pest.
Turkey, Italy, England. Prussia ami Austria have
accepted the proposition 10 hold the Conference In
London.
The participation OF France is con sidered 10 Ne
certain by the Ne,se Ere, Presse since the govern
ment at Tours has approved OF the CO Inference.
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Tartar Insnrrection Against the Dynas:y--
Russian Armament OF the Imperial.sts.
LONDON, Dec. g. 1870
despatch just received hero from Shanghae.
dated November 8, says:-"A Tartar insurrecti0n
had occurred In Mongolia. Twenty thou 'and In suY.
gents threatening the town OF OOrga the capi-
tai city OF the provin &C. force armed with Rus
sian rines had gone 10 oppose the movcment.
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Governments Finance aud tho loan Terri
torni Uclon.
BERLIN. Dec. a. 1870.
The Borsensetang or yesterday says the propoaal
TO consolidate the issues OF the new loan his boon
accepted.
The Federal Council has ratified the Convention
providing for the union or the Kingdom or Bavaria
with the Confederation. Tho Bavarian Dict win
meet on the 10th instant TO take action on the
treaty
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Foreign Report from Pei'n-omcial Con

Foreign Rcport from Pelk'n-OmciaI Con
Gcenco Restored.
LONDON, Dec. ., 1870.
telegram received at the Foreign once to-day.
from MIR. Wade, the Secretary OF the Legation q
Pekin, and dated November 18, says that M. Roche
chouart, the French Minister, had returned from
Tientsin, where public confidence has been COM
pletely restored and he expresses his satisfaction
with the new Governor General.
There was no alarm elsewhere.
AN ALLIED FLEET.
Tho British, American, French ana perlaps the
Russian gunDoatB, Will remain at Jonls.n dur n9
the Minler. -
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AUSTRIAN DECLARATION
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK ara.Ln.

Franco TO Participate in tho Coaerrss- WAY
VienDn was rot selected for tho ASSEM-
blage-s'O,hcr Qnestions'' 10 be Taken Up.
VIENNA. Dec. 2, 1870
The Neue Fsefe Presse this morning mas an cdto-
rial ON the Black Sea diflcuy wherein II says that
France VIII participate III the deliberations OF the
conference TO be held at London.
Vienna was at frst selected as the place Tor hold
ing the conference, but Austria objected.
The preliminary discussions will involve questions
other than usoSe oonnected ,cah ~ Tu'fs treaty o,
1860.
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hcgiercs 0ivrey, Etrepagny and Rocroy Many
Pru sian cificers have been taken.
BouRBAkI IN COMMAND OF THE MONTH coRrs.
Later adyices from Tours state that General Bour
baki left to-day TO take command OF tho Eighth
corps
RISE IN THE RIVERS LOIRE AND CHER
There have bcen sudden rises in the rivers Loiro
ana Cher. The former has risen lvo feet ana tho
latter seven feet.
A hard fgost now prevails
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CUBA.

Captain General DC Rodus' Resignation Ac-
cepted- valniaseda Temporary Governor
Arrival OF the United States Exploring Expe-
diticn ut Tchuantepec.
HAVANA, Dec. 2, 1870.
The home government yesterday accepted the
resignation OF Captain General De Rodas, which had
been repeatedly rendered. General De Rodas will
saiI for Spain about the Goth OF the present month
General Valmaseda taking his place temporarily.
No successor mas yet been appointed, and Il 5 not
known here who VIII be sent out from spain.
The Cnited states exploring cxpcdlion mas arrived
at TehuanIppeG
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Politics nnG Riot.

LONDON, Dec. 2, 1870.
Municipal elections occurred In several OF tho
cities Of ireland yesterday. III some cases they
were attended win disorder. but the general pre-
cautions taken by the governments prevented any
serious outbreak.
AT Cork the election passed or quietly though
some trouble was apprchended. John DAILY was
elected Mayor unanimously.
There was a riot at Limerick as well az other dl5
orderly proceedings Alderman Mcdonald was
elected Mayor.
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aermnn Reports from tho Loire--De Pala-
dsres Concentrating Near Bloi.--Eis Plans
Reported Defeat of Ills Army ON Thursday.
LONDON, Dec. q 1870
The London T,mes this morning has a special
despatch rom Berlin, dated yesterday. to the follow
Ing effect:--
DE PALADTNEs CONCESTR ArINa NEAR DLoIs.
Nearly The whole OF the French forces are now
concentrated between Blos and Tours. If defeated
Their retreat upon Lyons is probable. Lyons Is
strongly fortified city and well provisioned.
REPORTED DEFEAT or THE ARMY or THE LOIRE
telegram from Munich dated to-day states that
despatch has just been received here announcing
that General Won der Tam defeated the French
Army OF tho Loire The lst inst. IN several success
sye battles west of Orleans ana Tours.
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ENGLAND.

Saved from the Wreck or tho Union-The
Universities, Oarsunen.
LONDON. Dec. q, 1870.
The passengers baggage and portion OF the car
60 OF the steamship Union have been saved.
The oxford eight have sent the usual challenge
90 the Cambridge Club for the annual boat race
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Please notify the public that, although there viii
be considerable delay. we send slowly TO Europe
through the French cable; therefore messages Will
be received and transmitted as early possible and
In the exact order of their reception.
CYRUS w. FIELD.
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A.-furs MT r0puInr Prices, Manufactured
expressly for Broadway tado Choice Sets Northern Mink
ut S3v Royal ErTine, t3J aud upwards Asrskhan Scts
Tl2; London made Seal Sscaues &7 Kssan
Bay Sable Sets 70 cent below market Sets
53 and upwards all goods warranted represented.
BURKE. 66l Broadway late Of 4s, roadway
Branch at I23 Futon
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Gortchakon's Noto Given to the PnbIic.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2, 1870
Prince C0rtchakoG's reply TO Earl Granville was
published here in full yesterday. Tao Prince sre-
grets that Granville takes exception to his form OF
communicating. The annlhilation Of the entire
Treaty OF Paris was never contemplated by Russia.
The peace OF the world required that treaty.n
All the foreign Powers have accepted tho promo sal
for conference but the date of the meeting has not
yet been fixed.
President Grnnt Thanked by I,nperinyism.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. g. 1870.
President Grant Is warmly congratulated by che
Car on his ''ofrer Of the assistance Of the Amert.
can neet.n
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IRELAND.

Tho People and tho Pope Religion and
Order.
LospoN, Doc. 2, 1870.
The demonstration at Dublin yesterday for sym-
pathlzing with tho Pope was wen supported by
members OF Parliament and other influential per-
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Copstliufisnaiism and Loyalty.
BUCHAREST Dec. O. 1870
Palagnio has beon chosen President o.
the Senate, ana Cosafcni, President OF thS
Deputies. commission has been appointed -
prepare an address to the throne.
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS


Tho War Departmcnt-A New nIInister.
VIENNA, Dec. q 1879.
Tho Frcie Fresse OF this morning announces the
drst resignation from The Cabinet Baron Kuhn
Won Kuhncnieid, Minister OF war, has tendcrcd his
resignation. which has been accepted Marshal
Edeisneim Gylil has already been appointed ~ his
succesaOr