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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug. Sill A. M-Consols 9O4 for money
and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20's, 1862, S5I; do
1865, DID, $50: do 1867, 81; u. S. 1O-40's II. Erie
shares 15s. Illinois Central shares 1903. Atlantic &
Great Western shares 20.
LIVERPOOL, Aug S-1t A. M. K Cotton firm
sales 200 bales; NId11Ing uplands II az 81; Mid
ding Orleans at 81 g SD. Corn 32s Cd. Pork 1928
Cd. Lard 74s.
LONDON, Aug. s.-1.2o M.-Consols 90 q 9oa for
money and account.
American securities UNITED States 5-2O's 1862 at
81; do 1865, old, So; do 1867, 843.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. S-1.2O P. M.-Cotton buoyant;
sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands SD; Middlipg
Orleans sgd. California Wheat lis 81; Western IS
IS I'd; Red Winter los I'd. Tallow As Cd.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 8-U.S S. 5-2Os are buoyanat IS
for 1S62s.
LONDON, Aug. SIS P. NJ. ConsoIs 90a q 9O4 for
money and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20's. 1862, &c. do
1865, old. So: do 1861, "a: U. s. 10-40s S1J. Erie
shares 15s Illinois Central shares 104. Allan ic and
Great Western shares 20.
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ARREST OF A HORSE THIEF.-Sunday Mar
shall Clark received dispatch from Boston
requesting the arrest of Charles Larkey, alias
Frank johnson, charged with horse stealing,
and who was supposed to be at work on the
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad. Learning
that the man was at work for Mr.. Dow, in
Westbrook, the Marshal, accompanied by Dep
uty Sterling, went out Wednesday mornir e
and arrested him.
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FIRE.-Schooner Utica, of this port, arrived
here from Rockland Saturday, with a cargo of
969 carks of lime, and came to her place at
Commercial wharf, About o'clock Monday
morning man discovered that large portion
of the cargo was on fire, the vessel having
sprung aleak, or keeled over Sunday night, SO
as to take in water. About $50 casks of the
lime were got out, when the matches were
closed, and every crevice to the hole stopped
up. The vesssl was then removed to the Cape
Elizabeth side, and it is supposed she will
be saved. The vessel and cargo belonged to
Messrs. c.. A. B. Morse & Co.
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CHARLESTON, Aug 5.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct. nominal via New York, TIC on up
lands and IL led on Sea Islands; by sail. nominal
to Havre, by sail nominal. Coastwise = To New
York, steam, bc " ib up'ands; &c on Sea Islands;
81 90 tierce on Rice; by sail, &c y ib ON Upla d.,
4oc W hhl on Resin, 81 q y M on Lumber and 50 az
10P on Timber. To Boston by sail, a. &c P lib on
upland Cotton; to Providence SIS y NJ on Boards; sc
u Id OH upllnd Cotton.
Vessels are IN demand by our merchants to take
lumber treights from Georgetown, s. c., Daricn and
Satilla River, Ga, and jacksonville Fla to North
ern ports and $l1 q II ~ are the rates on Lumber
ana Boards.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 3.-The offerings for foreign
ports are still very light and rates little better
than nominal at I'd for Liverpool. and 15c Havre
rate is firm at 1c. vessel taken up for Tobac-
co, for Alicante, Spain at 50s ~ khds.
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THE APOSTOLIC GIFTS OF TIE CHURCH.
Rev. j. N. Still will speak upon the above sub
iect this evening at the Abyssinian church,
Newbury Street, at s o'clock to show, not from
theory, but from personal experience and OBJ
servation, by travel among the colored people
as an evangelical missionary North and South,
that in the Providence of God these gifts are
about being restored to the church through
the black race Admission free.
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ACCIDENT. While the Hose Carriaoe of
Steamer was going 10 the fire Yesterday
morning. the horse drawing the CARRIAGE he.
came balky, and in turning the corner of
Market aud Middle Streets upset the carriage,
throwing off the driver and tumbling down
himself The carriage was badly smashed, be-
ing torn from the wheels, and the driver, Mr..
Samuel Grace, was slightly injured.
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No HUMBUG.-We do not wish to INFORM
you, reader, thae DR.. Wonderful, or any other
man, has discovered a remedy that cures all
diseases of mind body or estate, and is de-
signed to make our sublunary sphere a bliss
full Paradise to which Heaven itself shall be
but side show, but we do wish to inform you
that DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has cured
thousands of cases of catarrh in its worst
forms and stages, and the proprietor will pay
$500 for case of this loathsome disease that
ne cannot cure. 1t may he procured by mail
lor SIXTY cents, by addressing R. V. Pierce,
M ~, l35 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y. A
pamphlet sent free. Sold by druggists. Look
out Tor men representing themselves as DR..
Sage; DIR. Pierce, whose private government
revenue stamp is on every package of the oen.
uiae, is the only man living who can mauutac.
ture original Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
aug9-eod&w1
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AUCTION SALES.
Fine Furniture, Carpets, &c. n,
Auction.

ON Tuesday August 9th, at 10 O'Clock A. M AZ
~ house No. 1872 Cumberland street. we shall sell
Parlor Furniture in Broeatel and Rosewood ana
Plush and Rose yoo1 Rosewood Table; Marble Top
French Plate Mirrors; Curtains; Vases; Oil Paint
ings and Engravngs; Ensltsh. Velvet ami Tapestry
Carplts: Haf Tree; Lounge. two Secretaries; Ex
tension Fab es; twI Whatnots; Chairs; iI!l set OF
French China, CrockeIv and Glassware: Silver
piafed Ware, table Linen; Fine Cutlery: Cas-
toIs: Chestnut and p ell Chamber Sets; Ma
no any Marble Top Chamber Furniture; Cham
berS owes; Sheets; Pillow Slips; Bankst; ION tom
en- Furniture; @ al; Wood; Crushed sugar; Flour;
&c.
This Furniture was all made to orier ara Is oil
aus5Is 70. BAILEY Il CO., Auetrs.
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United states CircuirCourr

JUSTICES CLIFFORD AND FOX PRESIDING
MoNpAY.-Wentworth Killam VS.. schooner Fri.
This was a hearing on an appeal from the District
Judges dec sion awarding damages to the plaintiff
against the schooner Tor injury done by collision.
A. a. Strout. T. Reed.
Bion Bradbury,
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h1iscelIa neOus Notices.

HARPER's BAZAAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received al
the periodical depot of Mesars. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall; also by d. Went
worth, dealer ia books, stationery, Sc, 1877 Con-
gress, corner of Oak street. THIS journal OF
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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Rigging. BLOCKS. SC. at Auction.

A L The rigging lift Boyd ~ Hanson, Flanknn
n wharf en- W -DNESDAY. Aug iOth, az 7. M
we will sell suit OF Standing Rigging, al the o'o' KS
most of the iron work taken IRON wrecked schoon-
er of 20 tons register. The arOve is a ] IN gOo1
Order and can be at any time al the place OF
safe. For particulars call on CHAS. II. CHASE q
co. or
aug5d F.o. BAILEY & co, Auet oneers.
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AT house No. 122 Cumberland street to-day
F. o. Bailey & Co. will sell an assortment Of
fine furniture, carpets, oil paintings, crockery,
&c. For particulars see advertisement.
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New Advertisements To-day,
AUCTION COLUMN

AUCTION COLUMN.
Horse, Carriages. &c.... f. o. Bailey q Co.
Sale of Public Lands ia Spain. Tomas Lazano.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
G:and Pic Mic. :. Tuesday, August IS.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Republican Caucus Gray.
Republican Caucus. .Scarboro'.
Republican Caucus Raymond
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS COLUMN.
Wanted. Situation as Book keeper.
Hotel Tor Sale or Lease. 49,. f. Bicknell.
Bridgton Academy. Thomas II. Mead.
Drug Store. GO. Way & Co.
Westorook Manufacturing Co. Rufus L. Wood
Druggists. :. Lucius II. ahattuck.
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TRY McLane's Tonic Bitters.
"There was frog who lived in spring,
He Gang lit such a cold that he conld NOT 81

"There was frog who lived in spring,
He caught such a cold that he could not sing"
Poor, unfortunate Batrachan! In what a
sad plight he must have been, and yet his mis-
fortune was one that often beialls singers
Many a once tuneful voice among those who
belong to the ''genus homo" is utterly spoiled
by "cold in the head" or on the lungs. or both,
combined. For the aforementioned scroak
err" we are not aware that any remedy was ev-
err devised; but we rejoice to know that all hu-
man singers may Keep their heads clear and
their threats in tune by timely use of DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. and DIR. Perce's Alt.
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery, both of
which are sold by druggists. aug2-tt&s&w
Cassmeres for Pants, at Cogia Hassan's.
Cassimeres for Coats, at Cosia Hassan's.
Cassimeres for Vests, at Cogia Hassan's.
Cassimeres for Coo. yd.. at Cogia Hassan's.
Cassimeres all wool, at Cogia Hassan's.
Cassimeres cheap, at Cosia Hassans.
Cassimeres worth rs, for Co.,,
at Cogia Hassan'S.
Cassimeres Harris make, at Cogia Hassan's S.
Cassimeres from 60c. to 500,
at COgia Hassans S.
Cassimeres, Cassimeres, Cassimeres,
Cassimeres, Cassimeres, Cassimeres,
Cassimeres, Cassimeres, Cassimeres,
at CoGA HAssAN's.
129 Middle street.
The cheapest place to buy Anything and ev
erythins in Portland.
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MATTERS IN GoRHAM.-The Conversations

MATTERS IN GoRHAM.-The Congregational
and Methodist Episcopal Societies have united
in picnic excursion to this city and Evergreen
A good time may be expected.
Doct. A. Keen is preparing to build large
wooden building near the corner of Main and
South streets, which will be arranged for stores
in the first story and other needed purposes in
the stories above. 1t is also expected that
Messrs. Ridlon g. Card will build a large and
substantial brick edfice adjoining the premises
of Doct. Keen on the eastern side, to be used
for the Post Of1'ce, hall for public purposes,
stores and offices
Arrangements are now in prog ress for hold
Ing grand town Town Fair in October next
Ihls being one of the best farming towns IN
the State, with a soil unusually FERTILE there Is
no doubt but very liberal and handsome dis
play of farm products, fruits and Howers could
be got up. Invitations will be extended to
Portland to exhibit works of art and ingenuity.
We hear that Rev. John Collin, the newly
appointed pastor of the NJ E. Church, is ar
ready very popular
1t is very busy scene at the depot of the
Rochester Railroad when the Z IA o'clock train
arrives from Portland, as the amount of travel
by stage TO Standish connecting with the
steamer Oriental to Lake Sebago is now very
great. Stages also leave here daily for Frye
burg, Conway and the White Mountains, and
for Windham, Cornish and various other
points.
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willis and climber at Auction.

VEI ILL be sold in the Village of Browpie'd. with
w in one and Ia miles OF z s. r.. r., on
Wednesday. August 10 b, 1870, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon the Old ry n Ills and privilege, ian exo
eelleut water power, og ther with more than 3OOeO
OF standing hemloak and white pine timber; also
set OF new buildings. consisting OF a tive sorry
dwelling house, shed an disable. aus4~lt
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USE McLane's Tonic Bitters.

If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper g. Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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AN EMINENT DIVINE SAYS: 81 have been
using the Peruvian Syrup. 1t gives me new
vigor, buoyancy of spirits, elasticity of mus
cle." j. P. Dinsmore, Sc Dew ST., New York
will send, free, pamphlet of 80 pages, con-
tanning full account of this remarkable med
icine, to any one sending him their address.
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SPANISH CONSULATE.

by order OF the Spanish Governm mt, and in ac-
- cordaDce wi the laws az ITese0t established,
the Spanish Consul in Por land bees TO inform the
public that upon the 2Sh Sen.ember next, at noon,
ami in the presence OF the legal auhoIi les, there
viii take place simultaneously the City Pals
OF Toledo, Madrid and Orgaz, the sale by public
auction OF rsJc ass estate i'll the country bel ,ng-
ing at present to the State and known under the
name OF Los Guadiorzas, in the Coonty OF Teoenes
SPAN; this estate measuring 32,ls7 hectares, SO
res, ard taxed originally tor about 81, 1000 900 and
recently Tor 2,50O0 900 crowns (say about s175n,22l
Gold) is divided into 81 lots, which will be sold
separately.
The area, taxed value, and other Information in
regard ach Of these 81 lois, as published in the
Spansh official newspaper az Madrid may be sari
al the Spanish Con uate, so Exchings Str et where
those VIII NAV wish to b. present to b. repre-
sen,e at the sale, may obtain Information.
Tomas LoZANo, span sh Consul.
Portland, August 8, 1870. 9aug3t
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BEAR your msfortunes with fortitude. AL
ways use j. Monroe Taylor's Cream Yeast
Baking Powder, aud you will never be unfor-
tunate in having yellow biscuit.
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co Nj Nj r II G l..
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.


STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN.-43 pkgs
eastors bbls bricks 80 bales woc5 casks sheep SKINS
81 bxs cheese 40 bds paper crate crockery, 50 hhds
and tics sugar 40 bbls pork rs coils rope 80 kegs
soda, % bds chair Stock, 8 casks OIL 10 kegs white
Lead 60 bxs COPPER At chests tea 81 coils corage 10
b6s rum 2ei window weights, 80 bxs dye stuff 80 bbls
OIL carriages and horses 20 cases shoes, 10 cases
and IA bales domestics, 10 tables, stove ovens, l5O
pkgs to Princes Express, 100 do to order For Cana
a and up country, As plates iron. casks SKINS 90
bales wool, % bbls sugar, stoves sinks, IL bdls
leather, 20 kegs paints, 10 ton pig iron, sewing ma
chne, horse, II bdls band boxes, 100 pkgs to order
STEAMER DIRIGo FROM NEW YoRK-17 bales
rags % do yarn "a do WOOL % bags Coffee 10 rice,
II DO nuts Stoves 26 bdls trenais 43 do STEEL 20 do
brushes 40 bols SALT 1874 do fruit, 96 crates do. 80
cases hard ware, % do light house apparatus, 10 do
CLOCKS, 10 pcs duck 10 doz brOoms pianos, so bxs
s 15o 90 glass &C do saleratus, do TOBACCO Is 40
30 do soap, "a chests tea, 70 kegs white lead,
20O pkgs sundries.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1889 cans milk 200
pols nour, car starch, do oats, do corn 16 do
PARK, 40 do lumber, do sundries For shipment
east, 700 bbls -four. car sundries
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-1006 sides leather,
i5o cases carpets sepaIators, car slab wood 81 N
hemlock lumber, m hard wood plank, machine, ID
bxs eggs, u do sundres
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The assets of the Home Insurance Compa-
ny are 100000, and not 100000 as stated in
the Press yesterday.
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LARCENY OF A HORSE AND BuGGY-Dep-
uty Marshal Decelle went to Oxford yesterday,
and returned with Dudley Young, Jr., IL
years of age, who had been arrested by Mr.. A.
g. Kinds, on suspicion of stealing horse and
buggy. Young hired the team Of Mr.. J. w.
Robinson, in this city, Saturday, for the pur-
pose, as he said, of going to Saco. Instead of
that he went to Oxford, and tried to sell the
horse. Mr. Kinds suspectiag him, from seeing
Mr.. Robinson's name on the whip, telegraphed
to this city and learned the facts. He imme-
diatey started three teams in different direc-
tons, and succeeded in arrt sting Young, but
not until the fellow had snapped the buggy for
gig. Young, who is said to be hard case, is
locked up for ex.mihaton.
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IF you want nice juicy steak get the Amer
lean Broier of G. G. Tolman, Agent.
iuOknnlOm
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NEW YORK, Aug. g. Mornnq.-There was very
little business done at the Stock Exchange TINS morn
ing both Boards having gone to the yacht race; those
remaining vot 81 to II, to have no call this after
noon, and to close the Long Room at o'clock P. M.
The PIussian victory is regarded by the brokers as
long step toward PEI ,e all thinking that the French
much less able to bear defeat than the Prussaas
Gold opened at 11sH, quickly advanced to 1l9a
gradually tell 20 1l9 at liz 0'ct TX
110a. avg :
Governments opened very strong, but fell % . ne,
cent. after the call y
Stocks opened strong. New York Central sold a.
high as 931 and the scrip $685. but tell with the 9th
er Stocks after the call There was much contu siOr
during the call AT one time there were about fifty
Hymn.
NEW YORK, Aug. S-4tternoon.-Gold continued
weak ana unsettled all the afternoon, selling down Il
llSb, but rallied and closed at lisa.
ioyernme nts dull and very strong particularl,
declines.
Money almost nominal the brokers being general
ly absent at the " hit race.
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A Mosr ANNOYING MIsFoRTUNE-Just as
we were on the point of going to press yes
terday morning, the boiler in the basement of
the Printers Exchange gave out, and we were
forced to seek accommodations at the hands of
one of our neghbors. Mr. F. g. Rich, at the
OWES large Adams power press, very kindly
placed his office at our disposal and we were
enabled to supply our city subscribers during
the forenoon though our mails were kept back
several hours. AT any ordinary time the mis-
fortune would have been less annoying; but
freghted as the papers were yesterday with
European news of extraordinary interest," a
few hard thoughts if not hard words might be
pardoned at such time.
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BASE BALL. In a match game of Base
Ball at the Rolling Mill grounds, between the
Atlantics of this city, and the Irons of the
Rolling Mills, the Irons were victorious by a
score of So to 49,
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White Granite, White Lined &. o. Rock
inghnm md Yellow Wnre ia variety.
Next SATURDAY.

A UGUST 18Th. at II O'Clock, A. NJ, on Market st. ,
IA one large Brown Horse good style and action
tne diver; present owner paid $500 for him. One
Pebble Cart, toge her with an assortment OF new
and cond hand Carriages, Harnesses, Whips, Lap
Robes. &c.
aus9d F. o. BAILEY & Co., Auetioneeis.
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THE YACHT RACE.
Fort HAMILTON, Aug. $3.50 p. M.-The
yachts reached the home flag boat in the fol-
lowing order Magic at 332, DauDtless at
333, Josephine at 30, Widgeon at 342 10,
Fleur de Lis at g3 and America at 3 IS.
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LATEST NEW s

LATEST NEW s
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
FOR e L G N.
THE WAR.
The Prussian Victories.
Fuller Particulars of the Battles.
THE EFFECT ~ FRANCE.
The Empire in Danger.
The Defemces of Paris Being
Strengthened.
NJ ECZ ms ECURE.
me emperor Failing Back.
The Prussians En- Route for Paris:
ANOTHER BATTLE MOMENTARILY
EXPECTED,
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VAUGHAN's BRIDGE. The draw in Vaughan's
Bridge was opened for the passage of vessels
22S tons, n the month of July.
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Buy McLane's Tonic Bitters.

A good compositor is wanted at this office.
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F1 sagluHfacaurerS' Sale
CROCkERY WARE
To the Trade at Auction.

WE shall sell on FRIDAY, Aug, 18th. at 10
w o'cork A. NJ, at saesrOom, No. lS Exchange
stree the largest invoice OF Crockery Ware ever Of
Tered in this city, consisting in part OF
White Granite, White Liaed &. a., Rock
insham and Yellow Ware in variety.
These goods direct from the manufacturers,
and will be sold in lots TO SUIT the trade. wiz he on
exhibition and alter Wednesday, Aug. 10th.
Catalogues will be furnished upon az picltlou TO
aug6Itd +. U. BAILEY Il Co., Aucfrs.
House and Land at Auction.
nN SATURDAY.. August 18Th. at ~ O'Clock NJ, we
" shall sell the properly No 100 Washington St.
Said property consists OF two story wooden house
barn. good cellar good well OF water; lot 52xIOO
feet; this sale offers a favorable opportunity 10 any
party wishing TO purchase moderate priced mousse.
Terms, one hall cash.
&. w. PARKER g. CO.,
augsltd Aueioneers, No. 40 Exchange Street.
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Portland and Vicinity.

Tuesday Morning, August 9, 1870.
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| of France with the other powers is satisfacto-
| ~, and the late events have developed rather
| than weakened this feeling. 1t is said private
| ly that the Emperor is ill at Chalons, and that
Drs Nelaton aud Ricord have gone to attend
him.
The British foreign office has an imperative
demand from Prussia that England shall stop
| the shipment of coal or abandon the pretence
| of neutrality.
tits believed at Antwerp that the war will
| end in week.
A Brussels dispatch says the Kings speech
from the throne confirms the statement thai
France and Prussia have given writer
pledge to observe the neutrality of Belgium
The condition of Paris is believed to be dan
gerous. The Emperor is in council will
Rouher and Schneider.
The Globe says the Prussian Envoy insists
on criminal proceedings against British pilot
| serving in French war vessels, but Trinit!
| House has refused the demand.
The latest information from the seat of wa
4 confirms every particular Of the Prussian vic
1 tory. The Prussians to-day occupy ST. Avolt
where McMahon's headquarters were located
Saturday.
NAaAshdi COl po 10 III luil lou ca
towards Nancy. 1t is thought in military cir
cles that he is endeavoring to form junction
; with the French forces at Metz.
Gen. Frossard is falling back from Saar rive
| with Mcmahon towards Nancy. His corps i
) the late engagements suffered heavy loss il
both officers and men.
Metz has been hurriedly placed in a state c
defence, and every male person in the plac
has been pressed into the service. Gen. Bu
, | finere is in command of the Notifications a
Metz and it is believed that should McMaho
effect a junction with the forces at presen
there, that the victorious march of the Prus
sian army through France may be checked I
: the event of McMahon's being cut off fror
Metz, there is not the slightest doubt but ths
Gen. Buffinere will be compelled to evacuat
Metz and fall back towards Paris.
Napoleon has left Metz and established h
l headquarters at Chalons sur Main, about ha
way between Metz and Paris.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

4 LADY or LONG AND SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCES
IA teacher Of music vocal aud instrumental aud
French acquired In French family desires employment
Address oox 2 s27 New Yurk Post olgce
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

A YOUNG LADY HAIRDREsSER WILL WAIT UPox
"A iades NJ iho'r homes terms reasonable Adirsss A.
NJ. III West Thirtieth street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

A coMPETEST TEACHER Wcsrg LADY, WILL.
n take Few pupils IN pa.o nsc at &I0 per quarter, at
pupirs or her own rc-aence $50 9Th av, 40h
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

EnI 6TH AVA YOUNG LADY or ONE YEARS
COD experience as saeswoman IN fancy goods store
good reference. Call address, o. J. NJ, Mrs. J.
keJUckis.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES sITUA.
~ uon As cLldren'h maid ln a pr - family. Aupy at
Caste Garden Labor Exchange On - .day.
The New York herald., 1870-11-14

A SUCCESSFUL AND EXPERIENCED TEACHER
IA VIII give daily intructionS to pups their residence
for S2 90 a week uneAceptonabie reference given. Ad
dress TEACHER, Herald office.