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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.

the ending Oct. ~
The marie, continues good and prices remain unchanged severn
heavy shipments made during the week The assortment OF 81
hemloci Preghs follows To
NevYorh 81 O 70 Norwich and Mdleto~u So 5oi Bridge
port and New Haven Hartford Providence 80; Pha
dtpha 81; Boston - 50 The receipts the Collectors Once
during the feet Of lumber Gta
NJ shingles n slaves; via Champlan Canal 2tl 23l
The following the ruling at the principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EURUPEAN
LoSpos Oct 2-ll3o mConsos opened at 3i for money ant
account American Securities opened quiet; $40 Bonds 81 s 63
sl 81 g; 1906 61l Railway Stocks opened quiet; Ee lS
uinoi, Central. ia; Atlantic and Great Western 70 - .
LyERPooL 2Il 80 mCoton opened trmi Mddhhg Up
lands s MddBg Orleans s the sas Of the day are estimated
Al 5000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

Of sGd1se u n.
GUEEIHs-Tbe msrie dali sA prees entirely nominal
GUAEO-A limited demand iOf Peruvian at ga y tan
HAlThsre oOniirD good mnd but without special
qaOe 81 ~ Shipping aud 81 BOA 81 ~ for
Lt o Long Bye straw quoted at 81 l0a 81 H. and Short do
15d.Er
HBNPTe market without change and dull at i3al3c,
gold for Maui I'd 5, dete-, gold. for Ju:e.
HlDESPee Dry Hides have been fairly setve Al ordinary
well sustained but the market shows
nes st1rs WORTH special notice tn. s available Is equal 70
the COOL We quote In at ~
fe for z4d23e T Rio GTaHie an Muieyl0; 2J0
ze for n aiGc for hGrSsbo; zoaze ff Maamonos ~
Taapco Ha23c for California Do
Saagsrs selling t 10 lots wanted by the trade and former
pre- sarrHt We qGOte at et dllc, currency -.
PNeS MODERATE steady f6bc
t 81 100 Oh dull prices nominal At "a Re
INDIGO fair deaasn bat pcs without quoiabe change We
Senrsi per No. eo 81 50a 81 20 Guaema......sl 2dsl ~
tisar1Si Itd 81 Caracas lUU
A1nids gall. $3.50. I 100 ! IS
ncet Sole In about the usual emn and at former
sgH Ibs shows steady uniform on all Taaes LFD,
Yea @ ho.eve are ~ best sustained as ihe soe o. hes as
eo reieoi Inler pretty control We quote NO
SAnds add Besnos Ayrrs ght Weights zsdli Middle DO zs1
J4c Heavy d. Sn5t California Light TdLJci Middle do ~ ~
zs Heavy ztdc.; OnBoos Lgh zod2'ei Middle DO 20
rlsc resv do dzsie Sole sells moderately wanted ~
The without variation IN values qaote al 80
fe Tor HesY i for Middle aud LsLt Slaughter In Rough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

erty and franchises of the Company, to the Union
Trust Company of New-York. They have 20 years to
run bear seven per cent interest, payable sem-an-
nuaily 1st May and LIST November, in New-York OF
london at the option of the holder free Of Gorern-
,aent tar and both principal and interest paya-
BILE IN gold coin. They are also convertible into the
capital stock of the Company at the option of the
holder.
The Road trayerses the best district of South Caro-
hna untes the harbor of Port Roya-the best harbor
south of New York-with the city of Augusta Geor-
ga aud connects directly with all the railroads CEN
ferng at that point IL forms, therefore, the ATTAIN
tic or Seaboard link in THROUGH LINES of railroad
extending already many hundred miles west OF the
Mississippi which fact assures it business second to
that of no railroad in the South.
These bonds offered, for the present at the low
price of SO and accrued interest in currency We are
satisfied of the perfect soundness of the bonds and
consider Them at the price, the cheapest trstclass
security offered in this market
N. B.-Pamphlets and maps giving further infor-
nation furnished on application.
Governments and other securities received IN ex-
change at full market rates.
HENRY ii. Body g. Co, 10 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

RYE Flour quiet the sales 200 bh We quote
weern - GOA - 81 state and Penn S3d % %
Se Flour steady increasing supply aud in moderate request
at s3d IS = loo 10. for State and Western. ., -.
Meal plenty and nAetye the faes are lo Oos we
4 5Od % &. Meal. Brwe DC ~ sOd
Con Neal. WestW ". 4 IS,
Bag Meawe quote follow Fine White 81 goo Fine Ye-
81 Coarse Al Od VI 80; Cob Meal 81 0d vi 80
and Ground Feed AT 81 4Od sl 90.
demand for Dry Cod SINCE our last bat
rrce have adv the tm; sales Of 800 otis Mack
.I IN fair demand pices hear Of important
OF Fish coming under this head
Ing are In Moderate demand pces remain much the We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

$25O,OOO of the First Mortgage Seven Per Cent
Bonds of the Cherry Valley, Sharon, and Albany
Railroad for sale. This is the only mortgage on a
road % miles long, connecting Albany and Cherry
Valley The road is completed and has been In sue
cessu operation since the 18th of June, and its net
earnings largely in of it's interest on the
mortgage bonds. The road is perpetually leased to
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company and the
bonds can be recommended as one of the very best
and safest investments in the market. For further
particulars apply to HALLGARTEN & Co.,
2S Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

Mddngs e 1000 bales Mt receipts 80 bales; eo.st.s
bales; eIportseoas~ise $50 bales stock $50
bales
NoRyoIE 7-Cotton Low Mddlng 6dl6lc net receipts
800 eIports-eoastwse $50 bales; stock 326l bales
MOBILE Oct 25CooR quiet; Mddlngs, l3ie sales 600 bales
receipts AIS bales; cosstwse
2s o Hev-Oreans; stock u, 100 bses. . 49,.
CHARIEsros 25.-Cotton que Mddngs Ice sales ""
baes receipts 1916 bales eIporscoasvise $50 baes stock
GALVESTON 25-Coon hrm, odenngs light demand coed
Good Ordinary bales; receipts al bales exports
eoastwse $50 bales stock 1877 haes . =.
HEwORLEASs Cotton strong offerings light Mddngs li
$3.50 bales receipts 9s5 balesi cosswise as bas total
$500 bales; stock g. l8i baes
f....t BUFFALO CATTLE MARKBr-0cr IS
opened with One feeling the part OF
boer who demanded k pound advance OF last weeks pee the
receipts lighter standing l35 against l last week Buy
and the sales only IH head
the East 50 lndsnas averaging
pounds brought rs 2 Indsnss averaging from ~ to JOS
pounds brought 25ds7 6 o Kentnsks averaging ~ pounds
sold CO., IS Kentukys from l062 to LIZ pounds
brought Illinois averaging lob pounds 90 ~
81 Illinois 1855 pounds brought 30 zti V eians
and Natives o3 pounds sold for - 30 sheep and
Marke oene and the prospect 10 that the franc vi" DC "o~
aod dull
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKBT-0cr. IS
demand oh ~ a13c y Common and Medium gaes sss
4. Erra sl2 5ods3; First Quality II 70
si2 Quality, s9dS; Third Qaaty s6a 90 80 Sheep ana
LambsRecepts head supply large naket less hm sales In
lots at 81 asa ~ eseh, Extra ~ 50ata %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

COFPBE-Te stock Of Bra held by importers in the United States
morning inelung 400 at Galveston 500 at Mo
bile 500 at savannah 81 4 ct I.tnore and 80 go NewfcS
follows In bond 81 dsic for odn
Any cagoes Od10.c for fair dol ldc for good dol l2al2lc
prime duty paid LAY d3c the extreme for invoices
asking the and the market
steady but anxious 10 operate in Of
and has rather slow Other STYLES
slowly but generally held with Conscience particularly java which
web We Java t200&c Macsbo 55 1l8c
and LsguAva I6as5c gold Sales Of SIS Macabo 600 do
asuayrs Rio South America 935 do Bavaria and at
Baltimore 1921 do. NJ V. Hugg, private terms.
CAEDLBS-The dull and prices nominsy unchanged
We quote:
Sperm Patent. Juafs f940 a Sperm, Patent Lyles Pol
Macys...l0 hamus 40
STERN, CITY ............3O Stearic, r. G. Mitchell
16 .28 d29
demand last auction prces sales
from yard Foreign has been in fair demand
Il without change.
DYKWOODsThs trade continues dali and prices without special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

Receipts $40 psclsres az week Sheh 2ai2 than the
previous corresponding week last year An improved %
advance. notwithstanding the larger eeeps
some hne brands Western have been sold 31e More ee are se
ing At good bnes might be quoted this way a
quality Eeep 10 soL Inferior lots nave oeen
Many hmed esg, are coming iof~ru =,
y. A 4 a, Western. "
state FRESH ...n as LINED lo~e)'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
6apinss Banks.
Couartnersbip Notices.

YINHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
under the name Of sIMMONDS VAIL this day DISSOLVED
nartst;on in bis own name T. sIMM0NDS.
Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

anything the shape Of pme or choice STOCK he
fairly little demand and the
trade but and inferior grades neglected and values quite
uncertain The somewhat reduced compared
with the 6r Of the month We quote Cuba Chyed at DO
Musoovado 24d3 Porto Rico db5c and English Island 25d
p Of 40 hhds t0d62c by auction y bids Mannna
&c The Of the crop Orleans has come to hand BY rail-
and will be offered q auction o Thursday.
NAVAL STORBsSpins Turpenne has been less schve and Is
lower Of III bb dock l c The low grades OF RoSns
sss 22 bbh Good Strained At
81 rs; 80 bills No. 81 81 and 300 bhl No at 80 3dS32a
Tar and Pitch are duh a yesterdays quoted prices
OLs-Amersn Lned continues good mand and The market Is
and S9 for bbs
In ish do doll and prices nominal There continues good
demand for Crude Sperm but prices without special change
Whales moderate demand and steady. Manufactured Oh are dull
but prices unchanged Other Oils without change the trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
Sperm, Patent. Lyles 4 Pol.

FLOUR MRA-Th market for State and Western Flour Is
ssan low but less active the higher prices asked
,hsek he inquiry supply shipping rnd still moderate
eduu grses about previous prices family
grades arc full prices No and Super are in lar
The demand for the future good but
business At the close the low grades
easier tie % 0O bills We quote; -, 49,, n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
..s..<tt H. ~
HnIrIIs An lIHnIHs

Cntees are plenty rather s Of Sole AMI thcut th,nee Inc
IN 20 he gr. now seat saelas she the demand more
o. T generally sell at m and the batter s, se WI.
-" sne AVER I,s Aot the LIST Of the season' Al
Toe and lie respectively Ur.ps teep poorly thls year Ape
~ I'll, i,aDe,r thoarh It'll coming forward qde iccly Lat,
@ ~. arc av I Winter sorls generally sell At 81 50 of Fall
s We p.,e tle lots lJ1dl7O hb EACH all at ~ p fea are
.earee and Of poor Wears cell al eo~s" "'
EeBs sBd SO We quote; -, s,o ooa ,s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
.,.. BUFFALO CATTLE MARkBr-oera u.s.
financial.

NRwYoRK October II 1870
NOTICE is hereby given that by an order
decree Of the Supreme Court da entered In The once the
CLERK Of the County Of Kings the sh day Of Oetob IT'D
NATIONAL STOCK BXCHANGE the
City o. SewYo the undersigned appointed Receiver Of all the
property and edects Of said National Stock Exchange
All indebted said National stock Exchange are hereby TO
Of all debts and OF owing by
them respectively Nauons Stock Exchange and pay the
before the 0h day Of Noyemb IT'D at the once oil 'ohN
O. MOTT, ESQ.,, No. Broad-st the City OF Newfork .
All having In their possession any property or enecs OF the
Exchange hereby required deliver the same 20
before the Both day OF November S0 the once OF JOHN
U. MOTT, No. Broad ST., In the City Of New-fork
All the creditors Of aid National Stock Exchange are hereby equr
deliver their respective and demands to on or before me
J day November 1870 the Office Of JOHN D. MOTT ESQ., No.
$500 " ~ ~ CYRUS 2. WOODS, Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
THE MARKETS.
Icariuny reported for THn TRrBpvn

TUESDAY. Oct. Is, 1870
lsURsPo are In moderate
change quote ST 25d st IS Pearls inactive and nominal
at S9d S97a . -
BUILDING has been fair demand for most
descriptions coming this beading bat without special
W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

Wssss 40 no ?
BROOMCoRNTte demand has been light bat with falling of in
the better
choice Ohio sold last TO
steady The ock Of medium and common 10
sales Of Red at 3d4c Medium Green at 5GGe
ana fiurl at Sc.
BBESWAXThe demand fair and the markets. brm sales Of 200
n Al age for Yellow Western and Southern.
BROOMS-UDsaleable; 81 50d SO 50 doI
COITON-The demand has been less active the excitement has
greatly b. dd generally subdud
There been reaction
pretty stock the close weak and irregular
bales 2S evening and 26 10 arrived including @ to
exporters 32 to ISL ee9lstors and 200 in transit
Por has also been dull with all
and quite the sales last evening Of 200 bales each
December Snd January l6c 100 each January and
Phrsry l6tc October n l6dl7tc 1900 November l6t6
lle 500 December M qlel and 800 January Ste to-day 2c
and December 6ic; 1900 October lIdlc $500
November l6i d6ie 800 December 1G6tc $50 Janusry 1910
63 and 100 February 6ia on basis Of Low Addlng We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
Tuesdays WEATHER REPORTS A. n.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sur ,rs 622 sun sos Moon ssts...". 6;A
- HIGn DAY.
Sandy e:57 Cow Isl Hell Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

OIL CAKR-The demand moderate
hts and decline in gold EASIER sales Of City In bags at
PR0NSIONPork rather active but remain hrm the
sales regular 800 bb $50 for Mess for future de-
livery 900 bb seller October s2o 10 BEETLE trade rema ms
quiet but prices without, special change sales Of 80 bills at silva
SIS Plain and $50 SlS for Extra Ness erce Beef
dull and nominal Hams quiet but prices without
change sales Of 20 bb at 3 20 for Western Cot Meats
dull And nominal Bacon quiet de for Long Clear
Dressed Hogs l0dO4c for city Lard dull
l4 for No. IL litd4tc for
CITY; l6Idl6ic. fair 10 prime Steam . ,,z.
PETRoLEM-Hoders buh asking ilidl2e and
demand Light and sales have been
Road has been fair demand az higher prices
bbl seller all the at ~ - y Dbl ne
fined Oil and prices steady sales reported Of
bhla for October 2tc 500 bb November same
price and small lot Of 200 bbs, spot ct 2 Phlsdeph market Las
ming bills December 23c the receipts there were-Re
tined $500 bbls, and Crude $50 do.
CB-Po foryn call light and prices dropping Domestic
also much neglect and with larger supplies present and ec9ye the
gaining sales of 80 ties Carolina at
7i08c snd few odd lots Rangoon at 6id7c
SUGARSIh offerings Of Raw continue extremely moderate ana only
influence much confidence among holders most
whom inclined withdraw entirely for the present Buyers how
still complain OF absence their purchases and
anything called for the most absolute neces and
Of the market closing to-day quite dull
good Refining 93dc No II Box 0e sales Of 400 hhd at
e3d0tc for Cuba lOtd for Porto Rico aud $50 boxes Havana
lated Crushed lc for White A. tc for "B alt for
c.
SRRDS-Gsss moderately but without
alg 81 per bush for Timothy and l0dl0t ID for
Clover Calcutta Lnseed nominal at 81 % gold for spot
demand and the market steady the
sales 800 boxes at lldllt.
STBARIN-1he market dull but without chinge
we quote at lac for and II! dlSe for choice -
TALLOW-The market quiet and weak; sales only OF BeU
al choice Country quote BfdSc
been in good demand the home
BUYING but the weakness referred to in our lat
has resulted in and holders gene ally seem quite m
The foreign have had 10 de-
eidei edeef eauOtea ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
Rio Grande mixed, gold, y

Rosendale p bbl. 49,. - 0sl 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26

fowls plenty bring prices Western have
Of lOd2e ~ demand
dressed Of which there fair supply hut somewhat variable IN 9aA
unfavorabe weather There difference IN ge
birds the wide shows Venon scarce and high I saddles
selling to-day 25c Teal Ducks worth sOdte-ManaIas He
81 y
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-29

,CouLDN'r FIND TIE VERDICr-At a recent
session of one OF the courts of South Carolina.
an entire negro jury was impanneled. 4 case
was brought before them, the witnesses exam
med, and the attorneys made their respective
Arguments. q y - y = ~
The Judge, after laying down the law and
recapitulating the testimony, gave the papers
into the hands OF the foreman, q rather intel
hgent looking darkey, with instructions. as
soon as they found a verdict to bring it III
without fail.
Thirty minutes or more elapsed. when the
Jury returned, headed by the foreman, and
stood before the Judge.
As the foreman appeared to hesitate, the
Judge asked:
Mr.. foreman, have You found n verdict -
No, Massa Judge, We hain't found EN- no
how, replied the ebony juryman. .........
1T Is very plain case, " said the Judge.
Cant help 1t, Massa, couldn't see it," re-
piled the ebony, again.
ION what grounds 2" inquired the judge
I'VE didn't look into de grouns. NIassa
Judge, replied the foreman; .'do ossifer
didn't take US out into the grounds, but he
took us into room and locked us in, an told
us when we found tho verdict he would let us
out. 30 we began TO find the verdict, and
search ebery nook, corner, crews. and every
thing was in that room, but We found no YER
dict-no muffin oh de kline dar"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-29

p, SET 1T on THE DOORSTEP. u serenaded
Sophia once when she was but tender lass:
and the greeting which received for nv mu-
steal display has never been fully appreciated
by me. 1t was the witching hour of night
when ehurchyards yawn. Everything was
hushed and silence reigned profound. / com
imenced 70 sing, Il Bring Little Flower to
Thee. Sophia was hanging out of the win
dow' and 1t was through her solicitation that
l endeaYored to MARBLE this precious n;fre.
Il Bring Il Little Flower TO Thee" Sophin's
tyrannlcal papa stuck his head out Of the
window, and in voice of thunder roarcd
well, just set it on the doorstep. and don't
make so much fuss about wretched little
flower 49, ... ....' TT
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-29

One of the incidents that George Kendall
used to tell of the famous but rhfortupnt.
Santa Fe Expedition" was this: After the
capture of the party by gang of Mexican ma
ra1ders, the prisoners were chained in couples
and driven inland, guarded by body Of armed
men. Word was passed among the prisoners
this be possible, Mister Kindall ?"'s.rid the
big lrishman to whom Mr.. X. was made fast.
Quite likely" was the quiet response. But.
Mister hindall, replied Pat, ''iS,t hisa rcry
extraordinary state Of soeieiy % f'
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-29

MEN in New York advertise to send. for n
consideration, n recipe for writing without pcn
or ink. When the money comes they send the
following: Write with lead pencil" A
great many chaps are paying from fifty cents
to dollar TO learn this important secret.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-29
SIIOo. 1.IS.

SlIoo, Ely.
This luduerous ys tpopuiAf song iti, the masses.
Is quite DID, having been sung long before the war by
the negroes Of Georgia. 1t 1, well known that FIRE
engine bore the name OF ''shoo Fly in Savannah as
far back rs isS6, having derived its name from this
simple and senseless song. As matter Of curiosity
TO hundreds who have had the chorus ringing in
their ears on every hand for several weeks mast We
ess "ord OF what may truthfuy be termed the SONG
Of hc periods EsTF TJTl'1TNN II 70
sHoo. FLTi DON'T BoDDER Nc, ''
think hear dc angels sing,
think hear de angels sing
think hear de angels sing
nc angels now are on lie wing
~ feel. i feel. feel Q e.
OATS what my molier said:
DE angels pouring lasses down,
Upon dis higrcr's head.
CHoRUsi Shoe, ny! don't bO,ider me,
Shoe, ny I don't bOlder me,
Shoe, Hyl don't bOlder mel
belong to Company u.
feel. feel feel.
feel like morning star:
~ I FEE. Il feet feel. / ~
feel like u morning star;
feel. feel, feel.
feel like a morning star:
feel. feel, feel.
..fr-F 80 feel like n morning star
III sleep Ia de sun dis Niger knows
II sleep in de sun, dis Niger knows
III sleep in d" SUM- dis niger knows
fly come stiug him ON lie nose.
feel, feet feel
OATS what my moddCr said:
Wheoarer dis nigsvr goes TO sleep,
lie must cobcr up his head.
CHORUS: shoe, fly Don't boddCr me! etc.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-29

'HoU get drunk every morning." said one
drunkard to another
'Iou are wrong; drink too, but only when
my husiness is done"
"Oh, answered the former, "if ] get drunk
day."
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-29

Ar Cincinnati, forty-two thousand barrels of
saloon washipgs' are redistilled every wear,
yielding aGoat two and half gallons of new
spirits each. The slops bring about two dol
lars per barrel, and whisky guzzlers drink the
stuff distilled from them. without LeinD nIjn
TO tell it from new spirits.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-29

\. y. TOwNE, General Superintendent
T. II. GOODMAN, GeaI Passg'r AGENT jal5tf
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-29

"A roUNg divorce-seoking colored woman in
Cincinnati pleaded ler own case as follows:
Judge, can't love dat dnr nigger-ho kicked
me in dc libs once till he loosened all my in
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-29

PHILosorBfC.--'I nm ruined" as the old
woman said when her house was on fire; "bn,
It's cold night, and might as well warn
myself"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-23
Saint Cloud.

Tho town of Saint Cloud, from whence
tho royal residence takes it's name. is sit
uated in the department of Seine-et- Disc,
i've and a half miles west of Paris, on the
slope of a hill on the west bank of the
Seine, and on the line of railway between
Versailles and Paris The population is
about five thousand. The chateau which
has just been destroyed, was originally the
property Of the Orleans family, has long
been the fayorite suburban residence of
French monarchs, and is intimately con-
nectcd with some of the most important
events of French history. Henry Nv. was
assassinated here by Jacques Clement in
1889; it was here that Bonaparte broke up
the assembly of five hundred, and was made
first consul, November 9, 1899; and here.
too, Charles K, July 10, 1880, signed tho ia
NOUS ordinances which ended his reign and
tho Bourbon dynasty.
st. Cloud was surrounded by beautiful
park, embellished by antique fountains.
choice shrubbery and all the appointments
of imperial luxury The building itself
was one of the finest palaces in Europe, and
the paintings, tapestry, statuary, and
historical relics which it contained, were
beyond all price. That it should have
fallen a victim to those who most desired to
preserve this monument of the past and
glory of the present, is certainly sad com
mentary upon the desperate struggle now
going on in Franco.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-23
SOUTHWEST PASS

Steamship Lavaca at Havana All Right
British Steamship Stranded on Florida
Reefs - American Brig Dismasted -
Three Shipmasters Die of Yellow
Fever in Havana-The Late Hurricane
in Matanzas-Five Hundred Lives Lost
Six Vessels Blown to Sea.
SOUTHWEST PASS, October q, T. M
Captain Potter, Of the bark Alaska, five
DAYS from Havana, reports the following:
The steamship Lavaca Gall, master, ar
rived at Havana at z. n. on the fifteenth
instant, all right.
Tie British steamship Sapphire was
stranded on the Florida reefs and is total
loss All hands saved.
The American brig Francis X. Allen en-
tered the port of Havana, dismasted, on the
fifteenth instant. Left ship Kelvin in the
same port discharging her cargo.
The brig f. E. Lowell was to sail III two
days for PENSACOLA.
Captain Hooper, of the American bark
Florence Peters, Captain Gray, of the
American bark Sappho, and Captain Cook
of American bark Lizzie Cummings, died OF
yellow fever in Havana.
The late hurricane occasiOned great de-
struction in the port of Matanzas. Six
vessels were blown to sea, and have not
since been heard from. Captain Potter also
reports the loss of 500 souls on shore.