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TIN MEAyEsT Man IN JERSEY.

Sam Hauser, the Newark Lawyer, Again in
TrOuhlc-His Arrest the Charge OF
SwindIing n Soldiers Widow.
1t Ia said that in che state OF New Jersey there are
persons mean enough TO rob the pennies OF dead
mans eyes. but in United states Commissioner john
Whitehead's court yesterday youn. lawyer OF New
wark was arragncd TO answer charge still meaner-
that OF swindiing poor woman named Jul,a
Boyanschatz, the widow Of y deceased soldier Of a
New Jersey regiment, out OF the greater portion VI
her pension money She makes affidavit at out Of
$l0l due her AMI paid by the government to sam
Hauser. her agent, she has been able 10
yet from him but eighteen dollars. The
balance she alleges. he appropriated to his own
use. The arrest was effected by detective New
comb, of New York. The prisoner admitted to
bail In the sum OF 81 600 The crime with which he
II charged il penal offence under the United States
law ana punishable by fine not less than 5000 and
imprisonment not less than TWO years.
This IL the third time WITHIN few years that SAM
mas been placed under arrest IOr offences equally
grave ana always az the Instance of women. ON
previous occasions ne has mad the benefit OF excellent
counsel and rich father. sam ~ round faced,
pleasant looking youth OF about twenty, and in New
arr Gefinan female circles rs regarded ~ perfect
Adonis II VIII require all his influence, ali his ad-
dress, 10 get him Clear this tine the an horitos say
They profess TO have a clear case against aim.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-i.OSDON. August 2-5
p. M-Consols closed al Ss5s Tor boh money and the
account American securities quiet: United states
nye-twenty bonds. 1882 80: 1866. old SO: 1857 81;
teD-f0rtieS. So Stocks quiet Erie Railway shares,
15%; Illinois Centrais 1885, Atlantic and Great
Western. IL.
PARIS BoURsK.--PARIs August THE Bourse
opened dull. Rcnrcs, e6f. Sc.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKET.-LIvRRPuoL August
2-5 p. M.-tbe cotton market closed guiet.
Siddhng uplaDds. 3d.. mddling Oresns. sAd.
The sales Of the day have been TO- 900 bales including
5000 Tor export and speculation. The shipments OF
cotton from Bombay since The last report to the lst
inst. have been 1000 bales.
TRADE Az NANCDEsTEE.-M ANCHESr.ND August
2.-fne market Tor yarns and FABRICS &C Manchester
Is steady.
LIVERPOOL RRsApsrUrfs MARxEr. --IdvrRpooL.
August 2-5 r. M.-Flour qniet. Wheat, iis. ID "a
liz sd. per GENITAL for California white and firm: a.
Ter and nrm. The receipts OF wheat ror the last
three days have been 10000 quarters, all OF which
are American Corn. SIS. G3s. id. per quarter Tor
European
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAsxEr -LivxErooI, Au-
gust 2-5 r. beef, 1las. cd. per of 500 tbs
Tor extra prime mess. Pork, t22s. 81 per Dol. for
Eastern prime mess and duu. Lard quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LryBEpoOI. An.
gust I'd L. M.--The market IA quiet.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxgT.--LonDoN August e.
sugar nat At 3lS. Gil. per cwt Tor No. IL Dutch
standard, on the spot TallOw nat nt ass. Sd. Dos
Cd. per cwt Refined petroleum quiet and yesdy.
Spirits turpentine Drm Linsecd oil heavy--0ales ct
$50 81, In the evening.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.--ANTwKKP. August 2. -Petro-
leu@ a'ased aesvS st t5( foc. staalS<d Waite,
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TENNESSEE.
The Silver Spray Observation-Disclosures asur-
ders, aud Negro Entente.

The silver spray Disaster-suicidr-, ssur-
ders, aud Negro Eme1te.
MEMPHIS. August z, 1870.
The wounded passengers by the disaster 10 The
Silver SPRAY are now in the hospital, aud all are
doing wen. All who are able to travel Will leave Tor
their homes 10y rail this afternoon.
German named Meyer. furniture dealer, shot
himself In the head al picnic last night in Hum
b0ldt Park, inniclng severe wound. jealousy Was
the cause.
A beautiful meteor was seen at haf-past seven
O'Clock last evening In the western sky.
From papers discovered the dead body Of n
ascertaincd that the deceased was J. H. Crane. who
kept billiard saloon Ia Rochester. N. T. He was
murdered by some person unknown.
Mrs. Martin, who was shot by the negro desperate
Charles Wilson last sunday, Is somewhat better To-
day, though 10 Is not likely she VIII recover WI.
Wilson has been tracked TO this city, not arrested
up 10 this time.
The ApotGache's Grand Junction special despa tch
says the trouble there yesterday was caused nv "A
murder committed that place on Saturday
night. One Jordan, y white man. ana Lewis Miller,
c0ored, had difficulty, during which Miller was
snOJ In the arm Miller sued out writ against ,Or-
dan but In the absence OF tho magistrate the Lri al
did not come of. On Saturday night some luen
went 10 Muler's house, bound him, carried atm OFF
about u mile and whipped hun 70 death.
An inquest was held next morning and the ev,-
dence implicated w. r. Jordan, Allen, his son III
law, and John BOwdeD, who were Immediately
arrested ana taken TO Grand Junction. The negroes
were greatly enfaged, and noCked TO town, armed.
as they said to project the officers in enforcing the
prisoners, who, after examination, were committed
70 iail.
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ENGLAND.

Pnrliss.eafary Prosress-Aeustio and TART
sports.
LONDON. August 9, 1870.
In the House OF Lords to-day the Education bill
was passed.
The Census bill was next considered, and ar ter a
sharp effort the part OF the Bishops To prevents
full UNCONVENTIONAL return, was passed.
The House then adjourned.
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Monseii, uuder
Colonial Secretary. said the government would re-
mburse Jamaica for the seizure OF the schooner 80
Have.
The Lord Mayors fund for the CANADIAN youn-
teers now amounts to GOO.
The regatta of the Royal Yacht squadron was
to have commenced to-day, with race for Her
Majesty's Cup, but u heavy fog prevailed, watch
compelled a pOstpoDement.
The Brighton races commenced to-day. The
Brighton stakes Handicap al fifteen soveregns eachl
was won by SIR e. Legard's ch. c. Border Knight,
four years old, by Adventurer out OF Miriam.
The betting on tile race for the Doncaster -.
Leger stakes, which VIII be FOR on the 1lth VI
September, Is AZ follows:--sO to 40 against Lord
FalmOuth's b. C. Kingcraft, by King Tom, out ot
WOodcraft; to against Mr. w. S. CraNford's br.
C. Palmerston. by BrOcket, out Of Rita.
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italy and Austria in a Vast Mill.
\,
tary Movement.
British Diplomacy Towards Franc,
and Belgium. A
NAVAL ACTIVITY IN GREAT BRITAIN.
BATTLE At SAARBRUCK.

>~~>>~~~~-~~S4~~~~~>~S-~~~N~-
Aavance Of the French Under Nnpolcon--A
SHARP 9nxcment-The Prussimns Driven
Fren tho Townsville Prince Imperial in
Action.
PARIS, August 2--Evenng.
An Official despatch from Metz announces that to-
day, at eleven O'Clock IN the morning, the French
had serious engagement with the Prussans.
OR army took the offensive, crossed the frontier
and invaded the territory OF Prussia.
In spite of the numbers and position OF the enemy,
Q few of our battaliOns were SUFFICIENT carry the
heights which overlook Saarbruck and our artil.
1ery was not slow to drive the enemy from the
town.
The elan OF our troops WAS erea, that losses
were Slight
I The engagement commenced at eleven O'Clock,
and ended at one.
The Emperor assisted at the operations, and the
Prince Imperial who accompanied him everywhere.
received on the first field Of battle his baptism Of
11re. His presence Of mind and sanaTotd in danger
were worthy Of the name he bears.
The Emperor returned to Metz al four r. "
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this, threatened TO resign the premiership, and
crisis
II Is known from England. both in Paris and Ber.
lin, that at Cabinet council held In Downing street.
last Saturday, the Supplementary Appropriation
bill for war purposes, or preparation for war; was
agreed to by the Ministers OF the Queen only after
hard struggle on the part OF premier Gladstone.
Earl Granville supported the course OF giving
distinct notification both to France and Prussia OF
England's determination to maintain the indepen-
denco Of Belgium and the neutrality OF Luxembourg;
ana that this intimaton should be accompanied BY
an expression of the surprise which the British gov
eminent experienced at the recent developments
which had been made In the public press and else
where on the subject Of Luxembourg and the treaty.
Premier Gladstone opposed this proposition vio-
lently.
The people OF England. known here from
London, are developing growing feeling against
the Gladstone Ministry.
Skirmishin6 Reported But No Great Battle
King williams Dopartare frem Berlin
Foreign Correspondents Excluded from tho
Lines.
BERLIN, August 2-8P N.
No news OF any movement engagement Of I'M
pOrtance has been received from the scene OF war;
but the advices show that skirmishes are becoming
more frequent though. far. they have been Of an
insignificant character
The Prussian commander vigorously excludes
foreign correspondents from their lines.
The scene on the departure OF King william for
the seat OF war on Sunday evening was extraordi-
nary. the King rode from the palace to the railway
station IN open carriage with the Queen. He
wore short military cloak and his helmet was
placed on the seat by his side. The carriage was
surrounded, followed aud frequently stopped by an
immense multitude, wild with emotion, shouting
farewes and benedictions. The houses were hung
with flags and fcstooned with flowers. Al the rail-
way station arches were erected and patriotic In
scriptions displayed The Queen, weeping. parted
from the King with repeated embraces. When his
Majesty, from the platform or the railway
car, finally saluted the crowd, the scene
was Understandable. The people were frenzied with
enthusiasm. The entire court ladies and all,
mingled with the crowd, ana participating In its
emotion, surrounded the Old soldier ana bid him
gOodby with every demonstration OF loyalty and de-
votion Count Won Bismarck and Generals MOltke
and Won Room present. and were repeatedly
cheered.
kilograms from Mayence. dated at ten O'Clock
this morning, rep0rt:-King william arrived here
this morning with several members OF his stan.
His Majesty received highly satisfactory reports
rom the three army corps on the French frontier.
The Deutsche Bank OF Berlin offers TO receive ana
disburse donations made in America for the benefit
OF wounded soldiers
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Tho TroabIes In AIamunce--Contirucd RE-
fusai Of Colonel Kirk to Obey tho
Writs of uaboas COrpus--Ths Powers
of the Judiciary Exhn usted- Wore Ar
rests.
RALEIGH, August 2. 1870.
The Marshal OF the Supreme Court has returned
from Yanceyyiile. Colonel Kirk refused 10 sur
render the citizens held In custody. The counsel
for the prisoners m0ved--first FOR IN attachment,
against Kirk, and second, for writ 10 some com
pecnt persons 10 bring in the bodies and call ont
the power of the county II necessary. Chief Justice
Pers0n refused both motions, reIterafng mis- former
declaration that the power OF the judiciary has been
exhausted, ana That he has no posse cOntstus to
enforce the wr1ts.
SIX other citizens VI Alamance were arrested
yesterday.
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ARREST AND ESCAPE OF , cuaramaras N austrss POINT

For some time past large amount or counterfeit
ten dollar national bank bills have been passed OF
on the business men OF Queens county particularly
in long Island CITY, and the authorities were ap
priscd q the facts ny several Of the yctima on,
saturday Last Constable Heany succeeded in arrest
ing young man. named nenry Burns who,
was Identified by several storekeepers A.
the person wno yictInizcd them Burns wns
imprisoned In the cells at NewtOwn 10 await An ex-
animation before justice yesterday but when the.
constable went 10 the cells Tor him yesterday MORN
ing he made the discovery that Mr.. Burns hat
escaped by forcing the staple from The donr. or MIA
cell. The couOterleiter hatis front New YORK au6
ul,S airs
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PRUSSIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Cabinet and Executive Observation-Disclosures
Threat Of Bismarck To R-slxu-British
Cabinet Trouble--The Belgian and Luxem-
burg Questions.
PARIS, August 2--P. NJ.
An absurd rcport-some call it a mere canard
has been circulating in this city today TO the effect
that 1t is known from Berlin that serious mis-.
understanding has taken place between the Prussan
Cabinet and the members OF The Court OF King
william.
The Crown Prince of Prussia, tt Is alleged, accuses
Count Bismarck OF having aiieuared England from
Prussia ny his ministerial poiicy. Bismarck, hearlpg
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Sir ). Pakington followed in support OF the pro.
posa OF the Ministry, and In his remarks urged the
importance OF Its adoption In view OF the present
weakness OF the country.
Extreme activity IL noticed in the English ports
ana dock yards ana extensive preparations being
made to put the coast defenoes In condition to
sist attack.
Evidence hourly accumuates OF the superiority OF
the needle gun over the Chassepot, and the fact
creates deep concern In France.
The Pau Xau Gazette estimates that the Prussian
army on the frontier now musters half Q million
men.
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FRANCE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

UIinist erlnI Conference of the Great Nsu-
sraIs-OniciaI Activity-Prussiam Demands
ON Austrin-G Germany Exnsperased Against
Ensland-Heavy Expenses In BerIiu-
French Euthusiasr,.
PARIS, August 2-P. NJ.
There was q long conference held at the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs In this city to-day between Lord
Lyons. British Ambassador; Prince Metternich, Aus
tran Minister, and the Duke de Crammont, Minister
OF Foreign Affairs of France.
Cabinet and official work is carried by day and
might at the Ministry OF Foreign Af1ars since few
days after the declaration OF
1t fs known to the French government that Prus-
ssa demands explanations OF Austria as TO why she
Is srming while declaring her neutrality in the
war.
The Germau journals remain exasperated against
tEngland for her course since the rupture between
Prussia and France.
{; South Germany is being armed with tue OLD mus
Rets which were in use before the needle gun.
The war expenses Of Prussia foot up twenty five
millions Of French gold francs day now.
The passport system has been restored in France.
Another English correspondent, who was endes-
voring to get along with the French army contrary
40 the War once orders, has been arrested.
Ills Highness the Prince Imperial OF France has
gone into military training for
There are 10000 Prusslan and other German sol.
diers btleted on the citizens OF Hamburg,
The Empress Eugene will visit the French army
at the imperial headquarters.
The only newspaper correspondents with the Prus-
sian army ss AIR. RUSSELL known az ''Bull Run" Rus
sell.
A son of ABIDE Kader has volunteered TO serve in
the French army.
yaeneral sheridan's Offer of >ervice--Teie-
graphing frsm the Eront-Enthusiasm Una
Decentralization in fine Army.
PARIs, August 2, 1870.
The Figaro OF to-day announces that the govern
ment has refused the offer of the American General
r. H. Sheridan, to serve in the French army
the Go'1oss says that the correspondent OF the
LONDON Neaos, and another E1gshman named
Cameron. have been arrested at Metz as spies.
The nrat tnstalment Of French troops from Rome
arrived at Marseies this morning
Ihere v 40 additional war news proper TO make
public
The Emperor since he has been with tho army has
kept one telegraph wire constantly busy with his
correspondence with the Empress.
The women of France are sending immense GUAM
titles Of bedding and hospital furniture to the army.
Mine hundred surgical students have gone 10 the
kont
Among the cnaplains in the French service are
nine Protestant and three Israehte clergymen.
The wearing OF the shake is TO be discontinued In
the army.
Though the religious element plays little or no part
IN the present war; the sentiment OF the Catholic
populations neutral countries IN adverse 20
Prussia. and 10y some fervId Catholics the advance
b the French army is regarded In the light OF a
crusade.
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STABBhG AffRAY.

terrible case VI stabbing occurred a. halr-past
twelve O'Clock last night, in the basement beneath
the drug store, OF East Broadway and Market
street. Two men, named Gardiner and sullivan.
began a quarrel In Division street, TN which
Gardiner was overcome ana ned. lie was pur-
sued by sullivan. who overlook him In ihe above
basement and stabbed him with knife twice, once
DeiOw tne heart and on the right thigh Many police
men gatherrd In due time and after dispensing the
large crowd that had congregated conveyed the two
men 10 the seventh precinct station house, wneee
Gordtner Qow iaYs iD u oYSt,cal state.
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Fir. in Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, Aul;tat 2, 1870.
A fire broke out ~ O'Clock tins morning in Lii,
business GENRE oil The city. and threatened for a
time 10 be q very disastrous confederation. The
stores OF Townsend Grant a Co, hardware dealers:
Robert fl. Davis, bookseller; Michael Tobn, ,obac-
c0nist: Moore johnson, matters. and several Others
were considerably damaged rhe losses on Tho
Stocks ana building amount TO $1,000 Tally
inSUred The Syrt'use House and the valuable
properly Of the heirs or the Townsend estate nad a
narrow escape.
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GEORGIA.
I1ss state Debt-tlo~~Rso in Reiatise TASrres
irsas GSveraWr Bullock.

-" '''~so ''owO-V6H~HHo iu KeIat100 T60fofO
irsas Governor Bullock.
ATLANTA August T. 1870.
Governor Bullock sent message 10 the IseQisA-
ture to-day transmitting reports OF the Comptrol,es
OF the Treasury and the Treasurer. The 0overnsr
recommends the payment In gold OF the principsa
and interest OF the bonds issued before the war aad
y issue of per cent gold bonds TO fund
tho currency bonds issued since the war; bearing
mortgage on the state roads. The bonded debt "
the State Is s60I4 800 and has no. been Increased
In 1870. The state has salabe property valued At
over 81, OOO, 000.
The message WAS referred 80 the Finance Com
miitee or THE House. with Instructions 10 prepare
bill In accordance with tue Governors recommends
ton.
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TlIRGRAPRIC NEWS.
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Cuban Question Debated
i'm Madrid.
Finance and Trade iu
FRANKFORT
SPAIN.


Tho Cubas Qaostien and CasIts@.
MADRID August z, 1870.
The Ministerial Council has been debating note
recently received from washington in regard
to Cuba, In which the United States government
demands. among other things, indemnity for Anne
rican citizens illegally expelled from the island.
The meeting Of the Cortes and the proclamation OF
amnesty postponed In consequence Of the Carlst
agitation. The government is violently attacked By
the manarchosl press for tho delay Ia rsAsseu,bling
the COrfes.
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KENTUCKY.
The Election ia COyinGfos.

CINCINNATI. August :. 1870
The election In Covingon. KY. yesterday, passed
or peaceaby. The vote Was divided between The
democratic aud citizens candidates. The demo-
Gratis elected H. Il. Baker Mayor all the rest or
the city and county ticket except the Marshal who
elected by the citizens party by sixty majority
IN Newport the entire democratic ticket was
elected.
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BELGIUM.
A Prophet Of Battle.

BRUSSELS, August moon.
The correspondent OF the Independence Beige
writing from Metz. asserts that che first great battle
will be fought on Saturday or Sunday next-0r Mon-
day at the furthest. He underscores the sentence
following, vH:-7hfs Is sure.
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RUSSIA.

Neutral aud Non-Aggressive.
LONDON, August g. 1870.
Russia Indignantly repudlates tho design with
which she has been charged. of taking advantage OF
the war IN Europe 90 invade the Danubian Princi-
p3lites
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The laborers OF Brooklyn, BY order OF the Union,
proposed to strike to-day for three dollars per day.
The majority OF the men now receive 81 90.
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There were 3.z2a patients under treatment IN the
Lunatic Asylum during the past year.
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DENMARK.
SPECIAL relEoaAm TO the neaALn.


French Missioa 60 tho Court-An Alliance
Invitod-Tho Prassian Fleet.
COPENHAGEN, August 2. 1870.
Duke dc Galore, special Envoy OF France to the
Court Of Denmark, had protracted interview to-day
with Baron Rosenow at the Foreign once in this
city.
The object of the Dukes mission Is to negotiate
and arrange alliance between France and Dem
mark.
The Prussian feet including the powerful irOn-clsd
Konig wilhelm. is collected in wilhelmshaven. The
report which prevailed To the erect that the vessels,
or any one OF them, had been disarmed ana the
crews paid or is regarded mere mere canard.
A yor but nine French war vessels have arrived
In the Danish waters.
The weather is what sailors cali "dirty."
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INDIA.

Charges AGA inst n Ships Grew.
BoNBAY, August ., 1870. I
VIA LOND
Additional arrests have been made here OF parties
implicated n the scuttng OF the ship Aurora
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There were S7s deaths last week, including 100
cases Of cholera infantum. There was one death
from smallpox.
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Y ACH TING

The Fort scausioa Race FOR tire Queens Cup
I.asAsn Jasper Ordered "a ano Yacht Anss~
RIGA
WARRINGTON August 2, 1870.
Ensign Robert 7. Jasper, who has just returned
from the Darien expedition nas been ordered To lao
yacht America FOR the race for the Queens Cup
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Personal Notes.

The wife or General Sherman accompanied by ber
daughter. has gone home to spend the summer with
her father al Lancaster, ONO. Her father is the
venerable Thomas Ewing, DR., who ~ eighty years
OF age and quite feeble.
General Fremont and family, Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,
and Mr. ". r. Frye were AZ the Falmouth tMe)
Hotel last week.
Thomas X. Prise, worthy citizen Of New Orleans >,
died on the 18TH uit.
b. +. Alien, Of Des Mones, IL the richest man In
Iowa, one OF the richest states In the Union IN
1888 Mr.. Allen was poor orphan boy.
Senator Henry Wilson Is 81 Natck engaged
literary work
Signor Blitz Is about to auIobiographize himself.
Charles Sumner is at Nahant SeItzer- watering and
verZenaying with LongfelI0w.
General ToomDs arrived yesterday at Creenbrer.
White sulphur Springs.
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University Couvoca,ion Of tho state.

ALBANY, August ., 1870.
The University Conyocation OF the State met in
the Assembly Chamber to-day. sixty members being
IN attendance. The Chancellor. Hon. j. v. L. Pruyn
delivered The opening address. Rev. Dr. Alden, Or
the state Normal school, read pn per ON lectures
and text books. Professor wilson of Cornell I'M
versty read All elaborate paper the logic OF Ian
guage and us application IN teach ing rhetoric and
metaphysics ....
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The amount Of taxes thus far received by the Kings
County Treasurer Is SaaS0. 14s, leaving deficiency
Of t321, ga
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PRUSSIA.


FRANKFORT, August =, 1870.
Brokers here now deal exclusively for money:
nothing IL done for settlement. There has heen only
one failure OF importance, that OF W. y. lager.