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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-23
INSURANCE.

Insure your Homes,
Insure your Merchandise
Insure your Property'
Insure your Houses, Barns and
Stock Ggainst loss and damage 5y Fire and
Lightning, in one of the following OLD AND
RELIABLE Insurance COMPANIES;
Assets.
International, " York, 81 $50, S44 30
North Amcricdm 1888 Il
Ne'o York Central, 100000 90
Ionkers d. New York. S7S.4G4 20
Honie, Nor Hdren, 1.7S6. 365rr49
W. are prepared to issue policies on the most
favorable terms IN any of the above companies
Also. we have the General 1gency of Indiana and
Michigan OF the
Nee York Central Insurance C6mpany.
Agents and Solicitors wanted.
Office tn Brownlee's block, up stairs.
nOv25' 69-12ly
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Osborne E Hes.

A TTORN EYS al law. viii attend r,rorn-.lr .
Al professional n-taa>s cnfru~..i - rhel,
Fart ruiar attention given 10 real e. - hr.ir.s.
Tile "vamincd and auiefea coil ~tio!- .-ass
and pro nptiy RENTED. Once on Hi -i,i.r -.
w 'ors North OF The Parker Hon . T. rrr..i.A.
Ind. ;s,,
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Hotels.
McCuIdY H0usc

NANATH. ND South std r. r. W = c +
w X. adjoining fhc ps~-een.se .,euo:. ,sna-t-
stopping mere viii receive fr-t-class accom- mods
zion NJ moderate rates. Baggage cuEy.Ncd 70
and from the free
1. z. McCrRDY. Prom
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-23

WATER Mil The best fosr mans fsotur.d
W always on hand: Gri-iing done Ia order ny
q lrst-csss miller. The highest market prlee y,
cash paid all times for Wheat. MIL al ns-.!s-east
part of town.
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1 TrnRN EYS 4. COUNSEL o!sS. Rel r-.s..
and COLLECTING AGENTS. Plvrn.s-ffli. Ira 49,
PRACTISING III - law courts II Nar-lsaii 49, 3D.
joining conn - anl viii give pforlBt s'f,r .to-
20 al. legal ~ Sings entrusted - :h.,a tie
rli!eciig a-,l IS for Northern frldisia and Scar-
crn Michigan Particular si'rrr,cn given 20 IA
settlement Of decedeni's estates aEd ,-,...rs
ships Deeds. mortgage. and ofh-r c -l.fr-~t<
drawn MP and acknowlcd -nenfe 7. ken. Gfsc-
Brownies Block. up stairs. nov2 - civ
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l.. Vt, axes 4 60.
J. +. Van Ialkrnburrl..
j. Y. Bailey 4 Go.

nRUGGIST. Or r 4. Lemons old stsndl.
i Michigan street. Plymouth IndisLs.
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- hDEoN DENTIST. Can De consui'.a a; he
y ollcecvery dav except Nand av,and Tne.'.-s
Ohce over Ncstervelt's Store. Plymouth Inc
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Town Lots.

Lot 81 in original plat of Plymouty; house larg
enough for two families; one ofthe most desIra bl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-18
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
GOLD HILL.
All styles of Likeness iakea at my
Rooms arc Warranted.

rARTEs DE- vIsTTE, ALL STYLES; AM.
7 brotypes, Melaineotypes,. Pearltypcs, and
ali other Kinds taken In the art.
N. B,-Picturcs Of all kinds copied. Also,
the alex and deceased taken at their residence,
IN desired. Cold Lockcts and pins Of all kinds.
Gold Hill, January IS. 1870. jxl5-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-18

PLAYED OUr.-Not having heard Of
any earthquake shocks for a week or
two, we presume they, like the small
pox, are entirely played out. They
had q very good and sensational run
while they lasted. Their principal
doings were in the night when the evil
deeds of men are said to be principally
performed. Ills well. Few ar to
have them more than once q month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-18
Ann,yALs AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
By WELLS. PARoo n co.'s LINE.
Vim Xix, Mr. GLADDEN., Mr. Dimmiek, Mrs
VIM Hardy, ] Delmas.
sY WOODBURY. AND ENNoR's LINE.
Carl Reiche, Mr. Smith. Al Barrett, Dan
Hurley, Mr. Lockwood, Mrs Hickman, W
Mcknight, II Conant, S Merine.
Departures.
By WELLS, PARoo AND co.'s LINE.
Oscar LAWN, Geo McLane, J Badge, G A
LOOMS, Mr. Rowell, Jho Rainey, Mrs Jane
Quinn. VIM vollmers, Mr. Birdsall. Fannie
Lewis, H Moore, David Love, Mr. White. Mr
BoRart, John McCone, Judge Hayden, w l.
Reed, Mr. Smith, Mrs Berrighor, Mrs John
son, Mr. ~Symonds. ] N Smith, Mr. Coring-
ton, Jas 0'Toole.
By WOODRUFF n ESSoR's LINE.
Mrs Halter. d E Louis, Sig Chingcola, H
G Gilmore, Mrs Hickman, Mrs Jackson. Mr.
Brown. Sig Loca,ella, D B Ives, Geo Smith,
Henry Frento.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-18
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE OF THE KENTUCK MINING
i'm. Dividend No. 81 Of Ten $50 Dollars a
share upon the capital stock Of this Company
was this day declared, PAYABLE on MONDAY;
January 10Th, 1870. Tho Transfer Books viii
be closcd on the Sth and 10Th.
jaT.tf II. :. hibbE. secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-17
THEATER SALOON,

Tne oldest Public House I'm the
State Of Nevada.
sINHIS POPULAR SALOON, FRONTING THE
i CARSON THEATER, is still under the man
agemert Of the original proprietors, who, thank
,ai LOT past favors, invite the attention of the
9nblic to their first-class stock of
VINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Jew Theafer Hall.
he Finest and Most Commodious Hall in the
e, can be secured for Dances, Concerts, etc,
application to the undersigned. with the inva'
PIE understanding that We reserve to ourselyes
oer-room, hat-room and dining apartment.
MOORE PARKER, Proprietorv,
CarsoD. May 5th, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-17
READ THIS |!

BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS,
ID who desire to purchase
Lime and Brick. or either,
are hereby notified to call aron the undersigned.
who will be prepared, within a few days, to I'LL
all orders with
A Number One Article.
a. Orders may he left with the uudersig1cd
or at Walkers Hotel
MARSHALL WILLARD.
Carson City, May Is. 1869. mylsh
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
THE PECAN MASSACRE.

Report Of General suiiy to General sheri-
dan.
CHICAGO Ill.,, March 20 1870.
The following correspondence will be published In
the Tribune tomorrow morning.
HELENA, Montana, March O, 1870.
To Lieutenant General +. Ii. SHERIDAN
GENRRAL--I see by to.nights papers teiegraphc
despatcR from the Associated Press In regard TO
Bakers attack on the Piegans which may place me
III false light in regard to what have written TO
the Interior Department, and what are my opinions
In regard TO the matter. Tho teegraphlc
report makes II appear as II i censured
the action OF Colonel Baker and the military
authorities, and as your name IL brought In this
same telegram take the liberty OF sending you my
report TO the commissioner Of Indian Affairs the
subject. Please excuse the mistakes which the
clerk has made. l had not time before the mail
started to have another copy made.
A. u. SULLY, Lieutenant Colonel Thlrd Infautry.
General SuAy SAYS
I have delayed making my Official report TO you
concerning the late attack OF Colonel Bakers com.
attack was complete surprise and the punishment
he gave them WaS one OF the most BE-
we're lessons tnat the Indians have received
1t Is to be hoped tins lesson Will inspire
The smallpox, which tey had at the time has since
spread fearfuily among them. THIS may strike such
terror among them and make sthem detected
this winter that there may DO no dlflicuty
IN making arrangementS with the nations
next spring that will secure peace in this
section OF the country for year or two at least
for l DO not believe perfect peace Can be
secured TIL measures are taken TO stop the Indians
north OF the line from stealing horses aud selling
them In the British possesslons. However in about
We VIII he better able to form an OPINION OF what
their future conduct Will be.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
TeLeGna2N,c NEWS ITEMS

danghter OF ]. l,odenburger, OF Baltimore Mo-.
aged seven years, was fatally burned on saturday
by ner clothing accidentally ignitng at stove
George W. Pierce, OF Westtfeld Mass accused Of
attempting TO eXtort s2J, 900 from James Flax Jr
was committed on saturday ia default Of So. .0Y0
bail TO await trial IN May.
The bleaching and dye works OF =. Merry n Co
at Pawtncket Il. j.. were almost entirely DESTROYED
on saturday night by the explosion oil keir. The
ker was hed with yarn for bleaching and gkein
became wedged Ia tue steam conducting pipe ca,l4-
ing The disaster. The loas l. estimated rs from
5000! to $4,000. No person was injured.
The contract FOR constructing the Connecticut yaf
ley Railroad running parallel With tue Connecticut
river, from Hartford 10 Saybrook, forty.Iour miles
WIS on Saturday awarded TO Messrs. Cyde Dn
ion who are TO complete the work before the ciosa
OF next winter. They VIII commence immediately
a, abouG twelve different points. The bid was IN t6a
ncghborhood oi $0z5 900, anu they take fifteen per
cent OF II in stock.
The Grand jury of tho Recorders Court Of Chicago
have found bills OF indictment against three meui.
bers the Board OF Pablo WORKS ana Rusus
Rose aud Cass Chapman, architects or the
new Court Honse, The bsls charge The:
parties above named with greeting d building
dangerous 70 the lives OF the worknea ana tae Ia
ture occupants thereof &C., contrary to the peace
and dignity Of the people OF The state OF IN
nois. The testimony taken by the Grand Jury ana
upon witch they have found The bis Is keps secret
tun UTeaeuL
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
FArAL RAILROAD CASUALTIES.

eleven years OF age, died In bellevue Hospital from
the effects or injuries received Saturday afternoon
By being run over the corner Of West Broadway
and Canal street by car No. II OF the Eighth avenue
line. Henry had both his legs icaruly crushed, aud
was otherwise much injured. After his death, by
PERMISSION Of Coroner Keenan, the body OF deceased
was removed to the residence OF ms parents No. I08
Madison street, where the circumstances attending
The matter viii be investigated before Coroner
Flynn.
Mary Publ, two aud a half years OF age. whose
parents reside az TIA Phrd street. whlla at play
the strees nearly opposite the house on SATURDAY
afternoon MAS run over by No. 10 OF the avenue
u liue and almost Instantly killed. Edward Blake,
driver Of the car, was arrested by order OF Captain
Mount OF the Seventeenth precinct, and held tn
await the result or on Investigation before Coroner
Flynn. IL mas been stated the driver did all IN his
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Attempt t0 Blow Up touse In San Frnn.
cisco--Tbe san DIEGO Mines.
san FRANCISCO. March 20, 1870.
The steamer China brought IL, 500 packages or tea
$3.50 OF which for New York, and 165 bales OF
SILK fcrty eight OF which are ior New York,
Unknown parties last night attempted 10 blow up
the residence Of the Belgian Consul. The Consul Is
now on visit to Europe, aud mis- residence was
occupied by several wetl-kaawH citizens. The
building was considerably damaged, but no one was
injured.
The reports from me San D1ego gold fields are
favorable. large number OF iedges have been
found, some OF which are very rich. The placer
diggings are not extensive. Two mining districts
have been formed and a town has been lad out IL
Is intended TO prospect the range sonth INTO Lower
California which Ia believed To be rich III gold
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
CUBA.

Departure Of the Captain General for Nue.
vitas-The cmbnn THrnront Arrange ACCOM-
pRnies Him.
HAVANA, March 20. 1870.
Captain General de Rodas, accompanied by Secre-
tary Fernandez ana General Ferrer de Cauto OF the
New York Crontsfa and MS full sta, sailed this ar
rernoon for Nnevias. On his arrival there he viii
proceed to Puerto Principe. The length OF time he
intends to be absent II not known. General Napo-
leon ArangO lasc OF the rebel army. arrived In Ha-
vana this morning ana sailed with the Captain Gen.
eral order Co aud hiu with his Influence In the re-
storaei0n 0f peace.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
CUBA MARKETS.

HAVANA, March 20. 1870.
The following were the prices Of merchandise at
the close of business yesterday
Suear--There. IL better feeling in tho mar
kec and holders demand an advance. Exported
during the week from Havana anu Matanzas 52, 900
boxes and $500 hhds. to foreign ports and $4,000
boxes to the United states. Tne stock IN the
and rs 600 hhds. Several plantations have finished
grinding. and the crop has been cleared up much
earlier than III former years. This years yield Is es.
timated at fifteen to twenty per cent short Of last
year. Lard dull; In ,lerWs 1876; In 25-pound
tins, 22sic. per pound. rlohr active at $40 IS per
Db. Petroleum duh. Potatoes nat at SO so. Hams
III demand at 2sc. for common saIted ana 20 &c. for
sugar cured. snooks In demand; box, pi5 reals.
Empty ho9sheads IN demand ar Ss Hoops, $40.
Freignts dull.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
CONNECTICUT.

The Charges Against the Chief Of Police OF
New Hnvcn-A Preacher struck With Pa-
ralysis In His PalDit.
NEW HAVEN, March 20, 1870.
Mayor FiIch has called a special meeting OF the
Board OF Police Commissioners TO meet on Monday,
to receive the charge against Chief OF the Police
william ]. Bowen, who 1t Is asserted was detected
on Saturday evening committing q criminal and
immoral act. The city was much excited ON the
subject to- day. and the matter was the theme VI
universal discussion.
The Rev. William +. Collins, pastor OF the Metho-
dist church In Fair Haven. was struck by paralysis
soon after commencing his sermon Sunday morn.
ing. At nine O'Clock thls evening he was not ex-
pectcd TO live until morning. He was well known
throughout the New York East Conference,
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
gusGt AIRY N THE EiGyrH warn.

Wills BrooNs, alias Joseph whirnoy; Joseph Camp:
bell and George Brown, all colDrod we're arrested
py Captain mcDcruott and detectives Dunn end
Glynn pf tue Eignih precinct on Saturday night,
on the second moor OF the premises No. "A wcss
Houston street, occupied by Emma Benedict, they
having succeeded In forcing open tae door to ofst
bedroom and stealing quantity OF fuT5 and CLOTH
ing valued at $i,sos, the property being found tn
their possession a. they In rhe act OF LEAKING
the premises. They were arratgued before jusfi %
Cox at Jefferson Market, yesterday morning. when
q complaint was preferred against them, to nich
they stated they had nothing To say, but were CON-
ntted III delaur OF $4,000 bali cacu.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
PENNS YLVANtA.

Accident nj Kern's Shaft, Near Plymouth
Ten Men Seriously Iniured-Ilomicide In
Plymouth.
SCRANTON, Pa, March 20, 1870.
On ihursday night serious accident occurred at
the Delaware aud Hudson Canal shaft No. !. known
as korns shalt, situated near Plymouth, by which
ten men were seriously, though not fatally injured
From some arrangement III the machinery the
carriage on which was q Car containing the
ten men started down the shaft without the counter
balancing weights. Before II reached the bottom
stop the carriage although its fall was much les
sened In velocity. The shaft was 800 feet deep .
On Friday evening man named Everett Van
Loon, son Of ex-SherlT Samuel Van Loon, was shot
by John Gallagher In . drunken row In Jessup's
tavern IN Plymouth. lie died In less than two hours
Gallagher was arrested and finally committed TO ia
10 await trial. The same night man was shot IN
the hand aud arm In row at the Boston nine. near
piymOuth.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

ERIE ALWAYS TURNING Up--N0t only in
the courts, in Wall street and on the track, but
also in barrooms. The employees of the COM
pany seem to be infected with the reckless,
domineering spirit of their masters, and on
Saturday last because one of their number was
turned ont of a restaurant, they stormed the
place en- andssc and beat the offender in the
most brutal manner. Might not little legal
surgery, occasionally and judiciously admins
tered, benefit these "Erie- -pressible dos
peradoes?
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
MISSISSIPPI.

Postage for the I.e2isnture-rhe Officers Of
the Two Houses--PrOspects for the Re- EIec.
tion of Ames tn the Senate.
MEMPHIS. March 20, 1870.
SPECIAL despatch TO the Avalanche from jack
son, Miss. says:-In the House yesterday resolu-
tion was passed allowing each member one dollars
worth Of postage stamps per week.
The committee appointed to decide what officers
were necessary for the Legislature reported yester
day that 1t was absolutely necessary have thirty
iour besides the Speaker OF the House, President Of
the Senate AMI the committee clerks.
The republicans, In caucus, resolved to re-elect
General Ames to the United states Senate n case Of
his rejection by thar body.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
CHINA MARKETS.
SHANGHAg, Feb. II.

SHANUHAK, Fcb IT,
VIA SAN FRANCISCO Marca ~, 1870
AMERICAN COTTON GUODS.---lhe market nas i'm
proved the stock on hand amounted TO 10 600 pieces
OF drills 5000 pieces Of jeans and H. GOO pieces OF
sneetnSs.
BLACK TEAs.--1'he settlements have been light;
good common 10 q 20 taeis.
GREEN TEAs.-Buslneas restricted ana prices firm.
Common TO fair Nych0w and Moyune Kinds, 30 a Al
taels; stock 10000 packages. The total settlements
aud reshipments to GATE are "a, 900 packages.
SILKS are active and prices nave advanced. The
stock Is small, manly mixed parcels the settle
ments for the month were $500 bales making the
total TO date 80 500 bales, $50 bales OF which were
shipped 70 the United States. Best No. Tsatces,
$40 u 575 taels: best No. Hamins, 470 taels.
EXCHANGE on London, 6s per tael; on Paris, II.
81 tsc. per tael. Freigbis To New York, 81 los
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
OCEAN GATEWAYS TO THE POLE.

Professor T. b. Marry Will deliver, at the nall OF
the Young Mems Christian Association this evening,
highly entertaining and scholarly lecture, entitled
'rhe Ocean Gateways to the North Pole.n The lee
turera profound knowledge OF the subject on which
he treats and Its vltat interest IN connection with
the subject OF Arctic exploration and research are
guarantees tfat the discourse viii he repete with
general interest and scientific exactitude OF defni
iAou A large number OF elaborate coI0red diagrams
and charts have been prepared TO aid IN the delinea-
tiQN oI the Professors theme
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
GME HERALD IN THE COUNTRY.

From the Waverly IN. Y, Enterprise, March 1871
For the news-political, secular or religious-and
IN fact IN all matters OF Interest to American citizens
the NEW YORK HERALD takes and maintains the
lead. 1t Is authority on all subjects. 1t invariably
gives the latest news from all quarters OF the globe
Its typographical features afe pleasing ana the mat.
ter Is systematically arranged, ana, IN fact. the
paper Is we'll made up throughout We could not
ENJOY life Without the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
Tho Prosecution and Habeas Corpus.

Tho Prosecution and Habcas Corpus.
PARIS, March 20, 1870.
M. NJ. Paschal Grousset, who sent Victor Nor to
Prince Bonaparte the morning OF the fatal ARRAY,
ana N. Mnliere both on the editorial star OF La
MarsetHaise, are also In Tours witnesses In the
Prince Pierre B0napar,e trial.
Rocheiort, Gronsset and Miiere were transported
In charge OF officers because undergoing sentence
AZ prisoners ut la Sainte Pelagie.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

duct both towards the government and tho
public has obliged. him to become an absentee
In order TO avoid prosecution, founded on .
multiplicity Of malpractices. Whatever may
eventually prove to be the real cause Of this
unusual proceeding, it Is to.be hoped that the
public mind may soon be relieved from the pre-
sent state of uncertainty.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
McllESr Az The NEWARK eaY saoit

Tue drawbridge over Newark Bay, on ,he Newark
and New York Railroad was Disabled on Frlday
nigns by schooner, which struck tho bridge with
great force. Tho passengers VINO LEFT New YORK at
ten O'CLOCK haa TO return and proceed by The New
Jersey Railroad the train from Newark had TO
back 40 when II arrived at the bridge end the pas
senxers from Newark 10 New York took the New
Jersey katitcoa. the damage wc repaired S4,ar
daI, '-~
The New York herald., 1870-03-21

TIE ELECTION FRAUD WITNESSES Dis
trict Attorney Morris, over in Brooklyn, was
resolute to prosecute certain of the persons
concerned in the election frauds In that city
He had his cases all made up and his wit
nesses ready. The defence was very anxious
to get hold of the witnesses before the cases
should come to trial. The District Attorney
wisely concealed the names Of his witnesses,
however, until Judge Pratt gave an order from
the bench that the District Attorney should
give the names Of his witnesses to the defence
two days before trial. What is the result of
that order? Simply that the Witnesses have
been tampered with, and that when the cases
are called for trial the witnesses are always
out Of the way
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
TIE ONEIDA DISASTER.

The Court Of Inquiry at Yokohama -Funerai
Of Captain Williams.
SAN FRANCISCO March 20, 1870.
All OF the mornings papers contain editorial COM
ments on the proceedings or the Naval Court OF In
qu'ry held IN Yokohama on the Oneida disaster,
and all condemn its action. The course pursued by
Minister DeIong Is approved.
the fnnerai OF Captain Williams, OF the Oneida.
LOOK place In Yokohama on the Sth OF February.
Fhe ceremonies were very Imposing. Minister De-
long anu Lieutenant Commander Mullen were tho
chici m0urners. The French, Prussian and English
Ministers, the Admiral OF the English navy and mili-
tary ana naval officers OF various nstionaties, the
consular stan and u large concourse OF civilians
were ia attendance.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
MASSACHuSET

Fall 0f u Church In Fall River-Tweive or
Fifteen Persons Injured.
FAIL RIVER, March 20, 1870.
This afternoon while large congregation wero
assembled IN an incomplete French Catholic church
TO witness the blessing OF the corner stone the coor
gave war and about 200 people fcll twelve feet into
the cellar Twelve or nitoeu are known TO have AaQ
hmba broken. aud many others we've Injured.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
MANlL A MARKETS.
MANILA, Jan. 81.

MANILA, Jan. 81, |
VIA SAN FRANCISCO March 10 1870.
Sugar-The market has downward tendency,
about 100 tons have been taken ior New York aud
Boston. Hemp Is active and rrni, with an upward
tendency, OWING to the light stock; quoted AZ Sll
Cordage mas firm demand; quoted at $40 per
picu Exchange on London, As. "a. There have
been no freight engagements Tor the United States
during the month; the rates are nominal quoted at
$40, gold for sugar anu hemp.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Thc Hamburg matt steamship Cimbra VIII leave
tins pors on Tuesday for Plymouth, Cherb0arx ana
Hamburg.
Inc mails for Europe Will CLOS. al the poa. Oflo,
at twelve O'Clock noon.
THE NEW YORK HEcALp--Edltion for Europs-.
WIN be ready at ten O'Clock In the morn,ng.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing six csats.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
JAP AN MARkE rs.
YOKOHAMA. FEE.

IUhVHAHA FEII. u, 7
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, March 10. 1870
Business generally II unusually dull. Expor, D.
Six III good demand at advanced rates: settlements
100 bales; Mybash and Sincnee best TO extra, $50
5000; 0sbu, hest to extra, $3.50 $3.50; Inferior to
medium, 500 SSl0 CosniD, medium 10 Desu, $500
$3.50; total exports Of tho current season. $3.50
bales. Tea-The settlements have been lght tie
stock Is small anu prices firm and unchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
IKE EAriDNAt GAM.

Tho base bail season 10 Cincinnati WIN probably
open on the 10th oil April with game between the
He'd stockings aud picked ntne. fhe Rod stock
ings viii bat IN the same order Us they old last year
ahd occupy tha ssIno poss.yans. 1heJ are prao-
Haiug daily.
The New York herald., 1870-03-21
"Attention :" stake Order 20

ssAuention ~ ssTake Or6erc,
ROME March 90 1870.
The Pope forbade the French prelates from cclc-
bratng for the soul Of the Count de MonIalcm-
bert considering 1t demonstration OF hostility to
the Ecumenical Council. An Italian bishop oiciated,
ana the Pope attended in one OF tho galleries.
As the ceremonies took place while the Council
was In actual session few or the bishops could assist