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RALEIGH, July 25.-Writs of ha-
beas corpus for citizens arrested at
Fancyville were issued by Judge
Mitchell and served on Col. Kirk last
Friday, when be tore them up aud
arrested and still holds in custody the
officer serving them.
It is stated that Gov. Holden will
respond to morrow to the order oil the
Chief Justice to produce the body of
A. G.. Moore, one of the Alamance
prisoners.
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7THINa definite in the shape of
movements in Europe viii be

7THING definite in the shape of
movements in Europe viii be
in our dispatches this morning.
of the belligerents entertain too
d respect for the fighting quail
IF each, to do anything rashly.
The consequence is that movements
are slow and cautious, and days may
elapse before a decisive battle takes
place. Oar dispatches contain all the
information received in this country
up to late hour last night, and to
them we direct the attention of our
readers. Some of our contemporaries
are indulging extensively in European
editorials, but they manage to confuse
rather than simplify difficulties con-
nected with the movements of the
army as well as the geography of the
country.
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TUESDAY. JULY 26. 1870.

The editor of the Courier eonfesses
judgment on NEGRO suffrage" We
thought the facts would be too much
for him
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TORONTO. July 25.-The German
citizens intend to hold a meeting in
sympathy with Prussia.
A number of recruits are reported
to have left for the Prussian army.
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Destructive FIre-LOss 81 O.OgO

New YORK, July 25.-A very de-
structive fire, involving a loss of
property amounting to $3.50, 900, broke
out last night, In the fve-story brown
stone building, at the corner of
Broadway and Rector Streets. The
American Bank Note Company lost a
large number of valuable plates for
the printing of greenbacks. About
$50, 600 worth of unfinished currency
was burned up. Major & Knapp,
engravers and lithographers, the
Union Trust Company, the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company, and
others are heavy losers.
InsuraDces not yet published or
known.
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LONDON, July 25.--4 PM.-The
French base of operations extend
from Strasbourg to Thionville, few
miles north of Metz The centre is
between Bitchez and Slarold. The
second line at Metz is capable of ex-
pansion to the centre and to Thi-
onville.
No report of any general engage
ment has been received.
PARIS, July 25.-No report of
battle yet received, nor indeed is there
any expected for some days yet.
LONDON. July 25.-The secret
treaty, which was projected between
France and Russia, monopolizes the
attention here of the public press
and Parliament.
Intense indignation is manifested az
the duplicity of the powers concerned.
The action of Napoleon is consid-
cred insulting to England. Complete
| ignorance of the negotiation is pro-
fessed at the French Embassy here.
A dispatch from Brussels states
that the account of the treaty, pro-
jected between France and Russia,
which was printed in the London
Times this morning. is authentic.
! In the House of Lords, Granville,
In reply to a question from Deredcliff,
saii he was unable to state where the
! Times obtained the text of the treaty.
Disraeli. in the House of Com
mons, after questioning the Foreign
Office in regard to the reported treaty,
denounced the government for with
holding the correspondence. He de-
clared England could never have
| trusted such proposition. The ex-
tinction of the Kingdom of Belgium
would be a calamity to Europe. He
hoped the government would give all
particulars.
QUEENsToWN, July 25.-Steamer
| City of London, from Liverpool on
the 2lst. for New York, was detained
here by heavy fog.
Hone KoNG, July IL, via PoINT
De GALE AND BOMBAY.-The Brit
ish gunboats, Opossnm and Dwarf,
have gone to TientsiD, the port of
| Pekin, to demand satisfaction for the
recent outrage on foreigners.
The foreign residents of Shanghai.
have been called on to volunteer for
an expedition which has some desti-
QallOQ, anu tue ELOuCu Will send
naval and military force from Saigon.
War is inevitable.
LONDON, July 25.-It is reported
that the Turkish government has con-
tracted with parties In America for
200 cannon.
Mccullough Torrens has given no.
tice in Parliament that he will ask for
the production of the correspondence,
containing the refusal of Lord CIar-
endon to reopen the Alabama nego-
tiations.
| CHERBoURG. July 25-The French
feet is ready for sea, and is expected
to sail to night or tomorrow Admi-
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ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Michael Con-
nally fell from the fourth story win
dow of his house last night, and was
instantly killed.
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HOs WeatheP-Eatal Case OF sum
strOke-6udden Death--RecepliOH
hV LAhN EennklEn-RnR nnnHHnnd

AAUs WG0b0CE 1kN1 N6AG OA EUN -
strOke-6udden Death--ReeeptiOn
by Lady Franklfn-BOy Drowned.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-The heat
continues. One fatal case of sun
stroke occurred to day. Charles
Hofmao died suddenly this after.
noon. He is said to have come from
Baltimore, and had a certificate, of
membership of the Peoria Mutual
Benevolent Association. dated Peo.
ria. Ill, July %, 1868.
james Carrigan,s a lad ten years old,
was drowned in the Ohio River, while
bothiDg.
Lady Franklin, iu Difference to the
general desire of citizens, held a re
ception at the Burnet House this
evening. Many took advantage of
the occasion to pay their respects to
her
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BUFFALO, July 25.-An immense
meeting of Germans was held to night
to sympathize with Prussia in the
coming war,
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Boston, July 25.-Two men were
killed this noon by the fall of the
Lowell Railroad Grain Elevator. It
is reported three others were buried
in the ruins.
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OMAHA, July 25.-The excessive
hot weather continues, the thermome-
ter to day showing 980.
The first number of the Omaha
Tribune appeared to-day.
An additional force has placed on
the work on the railroad bridge across
the Missouri River at this place.
Persons arriving from the West re-
port drought Ia Western Nebraska.
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ATLANTA. GA, July 25.-Moses
II. Bently, colored messenger of the
House of Representatives, shot and
killed Malcom Claiborne, a colored
Representative from Burk County,
this morning. The shooting was the
result of private quarrel. Bently is
in Jail.
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[second Dispatch.l

New York, July 25.-The steam
ers City Of Paris, Manhattan and Italy
have arrived from Liverpool.
Mr.. Roesing, Consul General of the
North German Confederation, makes
it known that the European telegram,
that the Prussian authorities have
issued instructions to consuls abroad
to furnish free outfit to all Germans
who wish to return home to volunteer
in the army, is untrue in every par
ticular.
Mr.. Roesing was fairly run down by
the people, desirous of obtaining in
formation. or to volunteer.
Two thousand Germans are said to
be ready to go from this city, and the
name of General Sigel is freely talked
of in that connection.
The principal losers by the Broad
way fire are Major & Knapp, EDgrav.
ing Company, 100000; insured for
$75. 600; American Bank Note Com
pany, 100000; fully insured; Edward
A. Matthews, S15, 200; fully insured !;
minor losses $40, 600; fully insured.
Third DispaIch.l
New York, July 25-A man and
boy entered the house of w. FL Lyon.
in West Orange. NJ and finding no
one there but little girl, attempted
to fire the house. Failing in this
they poured kerosene on the girl, who
was sleeping, and ignited it. The
girl was saved by passers by, who ex-
tinguished the fire, but she is proba-
bly, fatally burned. The Williams are
unknown, and have not been ar
rested.
A case. pronounced by physicians
to be case of genuine Asiatic chol-
era, occurred here on Sunday.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Francc-Prussia n War.
Skirmish Near EaarbruCk.
FRENCH LOSE, TEN KILLED AND
hGUNDED.
NO LOSS ON TIE P2USSIAN SIDE.
THE NEEDLE GUN SUPERB
OR TO THE CHASSEPOT
PrussIan Troops Destroy Railroads,
Uniting Strasbourg and st. ArnOck.
Privateering Abolished.
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@ ia MOSS FARIWE,
- Made from pure Irish Moss.
or CarraReeu, is conceded
TO be the healthieat.
cheapest and most delicious food in the
world.
A package, costing q few cents, will make
sixteen quarts OF Blanc Mango, and nrn-
PorttonAte quantity OF RuddfneB, CustnrdE
creams, Sauces, Gruels, Charlotte Rr sHe
Ice Creams, dc., &c.
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SHKRMANS PATENT BRAKE.
To prevent retrcgrade motion on Wheais
a. Wilson and all the principal Sewing
Machines. Sent by rnail, postage nnid
with instructions for using, on the receipt
on 81 so. Agents wanted. Address
SHERMAN PATENT BRAKE Co.
APPS W6m Box ASA, Philadelphia, Pa,
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New AdverIIseEneais.

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most delightful
and healthy fo0d
for Children and
InValidB.
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Igtards Soups, ,Gru-
els, &C. &c, made
from BEA M u8B
by invalida at ala
BON the stomach,
IONS are rejected
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NO LOSS ON TIE P2UssIAN SIDE.
THE NEEDLE GUN SUPERB
OR TO THE CHASSEPOT

Prusslan Troops Destroy Railroads,
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20 experiment viii
convince the most
glreptioal that SEA
zee unequaled Gus
3. Aor 90.
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CEA MOSS FARINE

FARINE, can be taken
times, and retained ar
while all other preparatl
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10 corn
Starch, MAIZENA,,
Z arinR, or an y
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Uniting Strasbourg and St. ArnOek.
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liar preparations. 70 III
ful and delicate food we
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Moss FARIHE will prodtI
tRrds. PuddinGgs Creams
q EA MOSS EAHMM 1
S "A
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kindred preparation.

GEA MOSS FARENI
- 80
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LONDON, July 25.-The Morning
Telegraph prints a communication,
recitiDg the recent interview with the
Emperor a fortnight ago. The En-
peror had no thought of war with
Prussia He was still unready, but
France was slipping from bis hands,
and in order to rule be must lead
France to a war. The Emperor re
lated the contents of dispatches that
passed between himself and Bis
marck, claiming that the latter want
ed too much and wanted it too soon.
The Emperor demanded Luxem-
burg, in 1866. as an equivalent for
her neutrality in Prussia's war With
Austria, and Bismarck replied BY de-
manding Holland as an equivalent
for Luxemburg. The Emperor re-
piled to this demand of Bismarck,
that should the independence of HOl-
land be attacked by Prussia, it would
be regarded as a declaration of war.
Count Benedict was present at the
interview when these facts we're
elected,
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decidedly a very
IRE q { improve
nentupou ailgiIn-
be most delight
lave ever tasted
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GEA MOSS FARTWE
- Clli
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~ Sold only at whole
sale by the
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
So Park Place, M. Vo
fes0 decd view
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'ich IN flesh forEn-
1g propertieE,and
lakes a delightful
others requiring
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skes an elegant
Ice Cream. 10 gu-
1erior 10 Corn
nd one hundred
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- at least nftv differ
ent dishes can be
made from s. HA
Moss FARTEE, all delicious, healthful, ana
economical: IL Is the cheapest food IA tho
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creating q great
GenGatiou fn the
lOOd market. It's
nience for dessert,
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diet for children and an
q light and delicate food
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) made up without
trouble, and win
always be good.
.or IL, you VIII cone
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SEPARATING WoaKs.-Thero will be a
meeting of citizens, interested in base
metal mines, at the City Hall, to-mor-
row evening, for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the feasibility Of erect
ing separating works in this District.
The invitation 10 attend is general, and
we are assured that suggestions will be
submitted which viii lay this subject in
a practical form before the people.
EunEKA FLusu.-Wm. NJ. Lent. who
recently bought the Buckeye mine. be
longing to six Cornishmen, has paid the
first installment Of s5a. 600 in cash. The
money was brought there by Mr.. Lent
ON Friday, and paid over at once. This
little dab. together with the returns that
are nov coming in from Newark, y. J.,
render money comparatively easy in
Eureka.
SUDDEN DEATH.-At an early hour yes
tetday morning, John Mclaughlin. the
proprietor Of a saloon in Shermantown,
was suddenly stricken to the sidewalk,
On Main street. in that city. He was
taken 10 his room Immediately. where lie
died a short time afterwards from The
fatal Visitation. Deceased was n we'll
known citizen, had considerable prop
orty, aud was about 10 years Of age.
The WoRsr YEr.-H our local turfnon
can not get mp a better race than the
shabby affair they fell through on last
evening, they had better sell ont to
Pinie Jockeys. The Chief of the Beef
eaters who closed up The lth OF July pro-
cession bad forty mounted and painted
lndians ia his crowd who could have
dis,aueea this last race. Don't Try
again with the same deck.
REDUCTION WonGs.-Lettors have
reached here from Chicago requiring in
formation as to The probable cost Of the
erection and running of large sized re-
dnotiou works at this point. A company
Of capitalists are ready to put them up
With proper encouragement.
HoSonaBY.-A At the last meeting of
Lyman Engine Company, resolutions
were adopted thanking Mrs. P. c. Hy-
man for the elegant banner donated by
her to the company. She was also
elected and enrolled among the honora-
ry members Of the organization.
AHEAD OF TIME.-Beaehey, Wines &
Co. 5 stage arrived long ahead Of time
yesterday, reaching Wells, Fargo & Cos
curb at ten minutes past noon. The
stage had the new Eberhardt crowd on
board, with Frank Drake and others.
FoR PIocHE. Ere.-Hatch & Kiplin-
gers stage will leave tomorrow morning,
from L. w. Barney & Co.'S store, for
Phoebe, Silver Park and intermediate
points. They run a six-horso coach, and
make the trip without fail.
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true fssure vein. The ores of the Flan-
agan are susceptible of being treated
by the ordinary mill process, which Is a
little remarkable. considering that the
mine is located within the Base Range.
About 50 tuns are on the dump and the
amount is being daily increased.
We alluded at the time to the rich
strike made during the past week in the
Good Hope mine. The ledge continues
to hold its favorable character. aud in
creased interest IS manifested in all
mines along the slopes dipping into the
Hamilton S~hermantown road.
The claims on Blue Hill show no
change. Without any particular demons
stration, work is going smoothly along.
There is n great future for Blue Hill,
once works are erected here capable of
treating the rich and abundant ores con-
tained in the claims now opened. A
Stetefeldt furnace, operating in connec-
ton with Governor Blasdel's mills,
would soon bring this rich section of our
District into notice apd prosperity.
We have but little to say about the
smelling works of the District. With
two exceptions, all the leading furnaces
are running night and day. and pr0dne-
ing lafge quantities of bullion. There
is no luck OF ore; indeed there Is
for a number Of more works. The
Walsh furnace, at Swansea, has proved
a success, and shipments Of bullion are
under way. The Alsop has not yet fired
up; but as SOC as Capt. Rawlins re-
turns from the Bay. the molten stream
will again begin to flow.
The total amount of bullion shipped
per Wells, Fargo d Co. last week was
S23, $40. SS-S13, S45.15 of which went
to Sun Francisco, So. 170.03 10 New York,
aud 81, bod 70 to Carson. The shipment
for the week previous aggregated S2s,-
ssi.G4.
In the Trench mine new bodies Of
rich ore have been uncovered during the
past week.
There Is one subject Of general com
plant among miners which the Board of
County Commissioners have it in their
power to remedy. That Is the great tax
now imposed upon them III going to and
from their mines. 1t Is impossible to
leaye the city in any direction without
having to stand and deliver at a toll
gate The road leading to the east side
Of White Pine mpnniain is the natural
highway TO all the mines Of that region;
and the work done on il by the toll COM
pany is scarcely pereeptble. Such tram
mels upon the industrial interests Of the
District should only exist IN exiraofdi-
nary cases, aud even then the toll should
be so regulated that it would prove bnt
an imperceptible tax TO reimburse the
company for the money a%c'aaly outlayed
on the road.
The Diamond Drill has gone into
the hands Of John Gray. at Wells. Fargo
& Cos. We hope to 500 see this great
invention set 10 work prospecting onr
hills. There is plenty for it to do. and
it is now in the right hands TO afford MS
the prospecting assistance Of which ii is
SO o%minently capable.
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The Only Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are TO be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that S good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
THE BURLEIeH DBILL.-Col. Swadley
expects to start for White Pine shortly
with the celebrated Burleigh Drill. This
piece of mechanism is chiefly used for
boring tunnels, and has quite a reputa-
ton East.
CLEANUP MEETTNG.-Wea are requested
to state that there will be a meeting of
the Fourth of July Executive Committee,
at Jack perry's, this evening, for the
purpose Of settling mp all the laid-over
business of the celebration.
SECRET CANYos.-We have seen some
very fine free milling rock from Secret
Canyon. The mines of that camp are
improving as they attain depth, and con
siderable shipment of high-grade ores
have been made to San Francisco.
Bullion AsD ORE.-Wm. L. Pritch-
ards fast freight line transported II 900
ponds of base bullion. in bars. last
week, to the railroad. Also 90 tuns Of
ore from Pinto.
BULLION snIPMENT.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. forwarded 10 J. & W. Seligman g.
Co., New York. yesterday, 2 bars Of fine
silver, valued al 50, 800. Oh.
Co to c. r. AIexander's for your
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hardware, Ctr.
]. N. laKrmAv. Jos. ooDDAnp.
PIONEER FOUNDRY c MACHINE SHOP,

broad and Fifth sts.. Hamilton.
~ GODDARD & CO.-STEAM ENGINES
II furnished to order; best Quartz Mill Ma
chinery constructed and repaired. Shoes. Dies,
and other Hard Iron furnished at San Francisco
prices with freight added. Having a new plant
Of tools. are prepared IN do General Repairing,
Blaclsmiih hing, Pipe Cutting, Boiler Repairing.
Etc. Etc.
Orders respectfully solicited, and filled with
dispatch. je25-tf
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DEPARTURES.
BY wooDnUFF A ENHoR's LINE.
S T. Nicholson } W Smith Mrs J Dean
Miss J Dirks Henry Warrick L ] Chubb
j. ANorbe Y Nasiovich MIS- b ] Turner
Miss NJ Turner Mis- Is Kahn Mrs Gruber
J W Mahoney Capt Blasdel Dan Morgan
James Painter j G Scott
ny %hEAoHRY, WINES a co.'s LIsE.
Geo Stevens GeoT Terry A NJ Fonlks
John Mcintosh S Jacobs WI ThoTDbu'h
Chas Combs w Browne A J Winemiller
SON
BY HATCH & KIPLINGEH's Ely LINE.
Mrs S Wright Sarah Hail Mr. Logan
Asa Canton Two Cinnamon
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
by w%ooDnuFF a ENNuR's LINE.
Mr. Edwards Mr. Spencer Mr. Mulligan
} Dune A Hardy Vim Il Murray
7 II Clarke T Murphy Henry Anes
Jas NJ Sweeny Caroline Long o Appleby
q Kuster Mrs II Bush Chs Hanson
Mrs Alverson / Fisher s II Losburg
W I Lockhart W.T. Pritchard W Barbour
BY BEAcHEY. WINS a cos LINE.
W II Spencer NJ IinktOn Mrs Kitirell &
Henry Lafaud NJ T. Sporting ) children
Note.-Eght gentlemen arrived yesterday
whose names only appear on the way-bill as
Frank brakes party'd
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Co to C. a. Aiexander's for your
drugs. fe7-tf
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gofal antelli0enff,

Felipse Consolidated. July %, 1870. at II m, at
qo Battery street, San Francisco.