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e. % " g R h y g.
HOuse,
House.
Continued from the Third Edition,

Continued from the Third Edition.
Mr.; oNeill, from the Com ittee on Commerce, re-
sey to be called the District of Jersey City, and creating
Mr. Dixon from the Committee on Commerce, reported
hs D Fseg a the o Of p from
miles long and twentyth feet depth of
G % and ss Snd % the SsIC Of
refuge at the eastern entrance of the canal the
The objection being made by Mr. Benjamin that bill
IN
NOR S from the on
The mernipg hour EXPIRED and t6s bill Went over
groesls PhsdepRa asking that any cbsnse IN the
take eff ct til becember ST. 1870
Mr.; Benjamin, from the committee the bill defining
planned that to the fees of pension and claim agents
where written agreements are made filed at the De,
partmeaat in which case the maximum fee shall be
Mr.. Lawrence opposed the report allowing too large
the G9N annual % OF pension AGENTS would be
MIR Butler of Tennessee from the Committee of Elec
cSse that John NJ Rioe sitting me@ber IS dsqan
ernnor OF Kentucky shall be notified Of the vacancy and
Zeger tn contestant shall be allowed the expenses of
Burr presented the views Of the minority decI,ripg
be called up for action Friday nsxt week. ~ 10
Mr. Paine gave notice that after the funding bill was
lion cases before the House.
sage bill Incorporating the Unite States freehold Land
and Emigration Company, but Mr.. Kelsey objected
motion of Mr. Taffe the Senate bill for the relief of
pre-emption settlers in Nebraska taken from the
Speakers table and passed.
The House then 25 proceeded to the consideration
OF the bill authorizing the refunding and consolidation of
the national debt and tor other purposes.
On motion of Mr. Schenck verbal amendment was
made striking out the end of section the words AT
any time before the end of the notice. provided n the
second section of this act"
Mr. Schenck that if debate had not been limited
discussion under the five minutes rule he would gladly
have avaled himself of opportunity express his
views and the views of the committee on the BILL but the
waning the session and the heat of the weather.
and still more the which had been given
subject of the public debt aud the public credit satisfied
him that the House had done a wiser thing in limiting
debate to business discussion under the five
minutes rule.
unquestonably believed-and his faith grew
dsytnat the United States had reached that point
it's its great and
its credit before the world tnat authorized the Govern
into the markets of the world and offer its four
per cent. at
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BALTIMORE, June 8O.-Cotton dun, and nominaly
2Oc Flour duh and steady; Howard street super
s7-25@9 City Mills superhne, s5 5O@6T5 do. extra,
s65O@7'75 do. family 81 25@10; Western super
fine S55O@6; do extra, S625@675; do. family.
s6Tb@7'5O. Wheat-Maryland, sl'55@1TO; Penn-
sylyana, sl45; Western si.so9lSs. Corn; White
and nominal at SlO5. OATS 6O6s64c. Provisions
unchanged. Whisky active at 81 ,O3@lO4.
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FROM THE WEST.
Railway Meeting.

CHICAGO, June S0.-A meeting OF stockholders
OF the Chicago, Burlington. and Quincy Railroad
Company was held yesterday, and Erastus Corning
Chaplin, John M. Forbes, Sidney Bartlett, John w.
BrOods, Robert s. Watson, William Bo0tes, John N
DensOn OF Boston, James f. Jay, of Detroit, and
ChaunceV s. Cotton OF Illinois, were uRFnimOusly
chosen dnectors OF the company Tor tEN ss&sulng
year.
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from THE DOMINION.
Destructive Fire.

MONTREAL, Canada, June 80 "A large fire occurred
last night at Cote St. Paul, in this neighb0rhood,
consuming the Mount Royal mills owned by Mr..
Parkyn The mills were the most extensive IN
Lower Canada and were valued at $4,000 aud in
sured for 900. The loss in grain, etc, $780, 900.
Partially insured.
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This AfteruOOn,s OuOtations.

FRANKFORT, June 30.-U. s. bonds open quiet.
PARIS June SOP M-The Bourse closed hrmer
Rentes, 72f s5c. The weekly statement OF the Bank
OF France made public to-day shows that the amount
OF bullion in the vault has decreased 1000, 900
francs since the last report.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street.
BOARDS.

BETWEEN BOARDS
$1,000 Leh Con LIB. 79H $4,000 u 500, 67cp.
$1,000 Phil q Sun Is. 81 100 sh Leh N. .b5wn. 34A
$1,000 @ d Am 6s, SO. s9S "a sh Lit Sch is. 46
$4,000 City os, New.l0OH 80 sh Penna r.. 5SS
s4OO do. ........ .100% 800 sh Read X $50. 5s3s
$4,000 ca r bs S0z 100 do. .b30. 53H
$4,000 w & Franklin 80 do. .. trf Is. b3K
lots. =. Sc 100 do. .2d&L 5}H
$1,000 Am 6s, 50. SO 100 sh Pm R.b60 294
$1,000 IA IN IS, s9 94A
SECOND BOARD.
sl7OO City IS, Ms lOO2S 500 sh Read r.. Is. 53k
$4,000 &C a ARTS 26shOC& R.. 46
b.. S04 25 "a Pe1na r.. 5I5s
80 al Lei Val.ls.c. 5sH sh Bk Of N Am. .25lH
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COAL OIL ACCIDENT-About $50 o'clock las
evening, Emma Slllery, aged eleven years, suffered
a fracture Of of her arms by the explosion of
coal oil lamp at her parents residence, Gillinghan
street. above CadwaadeT.
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RAILROAD FATALITY.-Owen Cummisky, age
twenty-tw years. was run over and killed by a Goa
car at Pier No. 9, Port Richmond, this morning
Deceased resided at No. 1924 Somerset street anC
Was emDlOYed on the pier.
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TEMPERANCE.-The celebration of the Fourth by
the Temperance Blessing promises to be a grand
success. Independence Square has been secured
and number OF eminent gentlemen will deliver
addresses. Music will be furnished by Hessert
Orchestra
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HOTELS.
COLO nm ABE HoTE
FIFTEENTH AND CHESTNUT sTs.,

FIFTEENTH AND CHESNUT BTS.,
ENTIRELY NEW AND HANDSOMELY FUR
NISHED is ready for transient guests
CssasDIERs WHO HAVE LOST THEIR DIS
~ eorges entitled to bounty, and it be pro.
for them in all in which they would have been
entitled ii the discharge had not been lost appl
cation made 10 s. LEAGUE Co, at No. I3j
S. SEVENTH Street. Philadelphia either in or by
esSAer,
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BAsKETS.-JOhn Clark was arrested at Second aud
Lombard streets this morning, on the charge of
stealing four baskets from store Market street.
John handed the stolen property confessed his
guilt, and was sent TO prison.
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FROM EUROPE.
Erancb Iuterna,,ouaI soc,etv.

PARIS, June 30.-The prosecution of members
of the International Society of Workmeu was
resumed yesterday. The Ministry insists that
the society is q secret one.
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FATAL REsULT.-Philip Shirk, residing at No. 81
East Girard avenue, who was injured on the Norti
Pennsylvania Railroad on the 22d instant, died a
the Episcopal Hospital yesterday from the effects o
said INJURIES.
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from WASHINGTON

Defeat of the San Domingo Trenty.
The Senate by vote of % to 90 has defeated
the San Domingo treaty. Afterwards the Senate
went into executive session.
Mr. Morrill,, of Vermont, finished his speech,
when, by general agreement, vote was taken,
resulting as above The House has taken up
the Funding bill.
Customs Receipts.
WASHINGTON, June 30-The following are the GUS
toms receipts for the week ending June 25-
AT New YORK. $2O3I, 456
Az bosIon. 4oO yo4
Al Phadepnla. ll9,9O0
At New Orleans Ito June 1S). ................ 1924
At San Francisco ito June 1s) s)............. Ml,6S7
Total for one week. SO 061, OBS
Naval Orders.
Thomas Patterson, Lieutenant Commanders
Thomas T. Bradford, Charles +. Norton and Lieu
tenant Thomas f. Wade are ordered to Washington
for examination for promotion. Lietenant Com
Captain William ii. Macomb is detached from the
command OF the Plymouth and ordered to Washing
ton for examination for promotion, Commander X.
r. BreeSe is detached from special ordnance duty at
Washington and ordered to command the Plymouth
The following officers are ordered to report with
out delay to the experimentation Of the re
cruiting service to conduct recruits :-Captains
George e. Head and John Williams and First Lieu
tenant Thomas e. Merritt unassigned. Brevet
Major Lorenzo Lorain Sd Artillery is relieved from
duty at the West Point Military Academy, and or
dered to join his company in the Department of the
south.
The Internal Revenue Receipts
for the month of June have been s25, ,46S 1862 and
the grand total receipts for the fiscal year ending
this day are s1S3, ,792, ,31459.
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NEW YORK, June 3O.-CobCOn neaVy; sales OF 2OO
bales at 2OHc. Flour quiet and without decided
change; sales OF 1900 barrels. Wheat iirmer; sales
OF $4,000 bushels No. at 81 26912S; winter red at
S142@1 43H. Corn frmer; sales OF 10000 bushels
mixed estern at soc. 9$l 90. Oats heavy sales OF
900 bushels State at 67H@69c., and Western at
b9a64c. Beef quiet Pork heavy; new mess S2950
@2955. Lard dull steam 14A@l6zsc. Whisky dull
at 81 OF.
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THE SCIENTIFIC MICROCsOM.-At the Regular meet
ing OF this organization, held yesterday evening,
Committees on Meteorology, Astronomy Geology,
and Chemistry were appointed. After lecture on
Photography illustrated by views taken by one of
the members at Paramount Park the society ad-
journed until September.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Herman Crosely employed at
Ninth and Green streets, this morning suffered
injuries TO one of his arms by having 1t caught
hetMean Some machines.
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THE NEW ORLEANS FIREMEN.-The New Orleans
iTemen will be here this afternoon for certainty.
Full particulars as to route OF parade, etc., viii be
found on our third page.
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DEATH FROM THE HEAT,-August Bleckeman was
yesterday prOstTated by sunstrOke, and died in a
short time He resided at No. 33l Coates street
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DISHONEST EAPLoYE.-John Cusick aged nine
teen years, employed by man named Herman, No.
424 North Third street, this morning broke open a
desk and rifled it OF sl00. He then helped himself to
some morocco skins ana LEI lett Tne theIt being
at St. John and Beaver Streets and sos of the money
found on him. Alderman Toland held him to
answer.
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NEW YORK, June 30.-John Real, murderer OF pO-
lice officer Smedick was to-day brought up in the
Supreme Court Chambers, and resentenced TO be
hanged. The execution is fixed for ugust 5.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The stolen Treasury Bonds.

NEW YORK, June 30.-DetectrYe Whteley to-day
arrested Charles s. Merriam on suspicion OF being
concerned in the robbery of $4,000 from the Sub
Treasury a short time ago. $1,000 of stolen bills
found in his possession.
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PHILADELPHIA PREsBYTERY.-The Central Phila-
delpbia PresbyieTy viii meet in North Broad Street
Church this afternoon at O'Clock.
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.-The Philadel-
phia and Bucks county delegations of the Republi-
can party OF the Fifth Congressional district met
this morning at the Wetheri House, SAMSON street,
above Sixth, and determined upon the 18th Of
August as the time for holding the convention,
and Doylestown as the place. The Bucks county
delegates will be elected Saturday, the 18th of
August. The Philadelphia delegates have already
been chosen.
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nIE@o h DAILY FIRST GLASS EXCURSIONS
those cool, delightful, and shady
GARDENS at GLOUCESTER POINT. Always
breeze blowing. Take or send the family Steamers
SOUTH Street every few minutes 80 I'm 4p
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Every one invited to call and see 1.-THE DAVIS
REFRIGERATOR freezing water into solid Ice
every day this week. at
EDWARD u. WILLIAMS
Great Central House-furnishing Store,
al 4msp N. MARKET Street.
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HATS AND OAPs.

NJ WARBURTONS IMPROVED vENTI
- lated and easy fitting Dress Hats (pstented), in
the improved fashions of the season. OHhSNpT Seee
next door to tbs Poat Once FS
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MCMAK1N'S AT L A N 1T o HOTEL
A1 CAPEMAY Rebuilt since the late fire and ready
for guest Open during the year. Is directly the
Shore with the best bathing beach of the Cape.
Terms for the summer, So 80 day and 3l per week
Coach from depot free. No Bar
b2l tuthsSm JOHN MCMAKIN, Proprietor.
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OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N 1.-THE BEST
~ table on Cape Island. Numerous home-llke
comforts location within fifty Yards Of the best
bathing on the beach, the principal advantages
possessed by this irstclass family hotel No bar
the premises. LHCETTE & SAWYER,
9 80 linz PrOprietor5
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RABID CARIEE.-Onicer Devlin this morning she
a mad dog az Delaware avenue and Laurel street
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FOURTH OF july EXCURSIONS North Penn
sylVania Railroad will issue excursion tickets from
Philadelphia the 3D. 3D. and 4tn Of July to Bethle
hem, Doylestown, Quakertown, Sellersville Easton,
Allentown, and Mauch Chunk good to return until
July 9th inclusive. Excursion tickets good for two
and Scranton. This arrangement will give citi-
zens opportunity to spend few days in the coun-
try at very small expense.
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WHOA "A bay horse awaits an owner at the
Eleventh District Statlon-house.
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HEAIrns Brsr Dl1EScE-''The weak eateth
herbs" ssysS St. Paul. 81 that eighteen hundred
yuars ago the value Of nedicical plants wac
appreciated. In the old Tcstament botanical
remedies are repeatedly recommended, but IN
no passage of sacred history is man recon-.
mculcd to swallow calomel, or blue pill. or
any other mineral preparation. IT,. sick were
directed to eat hcI bs TO strengthen them, to
purify ;i.-;a, to h.al them. to restore them.
In that day The art Of making vegetable ex-
tracts was unkDowe. The he, bal medicines
were mere inius oDs.
It was reserved for latter oge to unite the
sanitary essences of tonic apelicut aud antlbil-
ious roots, barks, and plants, with IN active
stimulaut. and thus secure their rapid diffusion
through the debilitated or disordered system.
of concentrating and applying the virtues CT
medical vegetables was achieved iu the pro-
duc:ion Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. New
er before had perfectly pure alcoholic stimu-
liant been combined with the expressed juices
Of the finest specifics Of the vegetable king
dom, Never yet, lbough eighteen years have
elapsed since its ins.oduction, has this great
restorative been equRllcd II is taken al al
seasons, In all climer, az the most patent safe
guard against epimedic,. us protection
ugain.t oil unhealthy exhulstions that produce
debility or beget disease as q remedy for in
termittept and other malarious fcvors; us an ap.
petizer; as sovereign cure for dyspepsia; as q
general tonic and vigorant; os q gentle, pain
less aperient; as flood depureut; as o nervine;
as cure for bilious affections; as harmless on
odyn-; nnd as the best defence Of health un-
der unfayOrable circumstances, such as seden.
tary pursuits, undue bodily or mental exer.
ton, hardship, pr1vaton and exposure.
July l, 1870. I0-lm.
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LINES

IN the death of EDwAnp IT. WALLER. o
Greenwood. y. c.. who died of Congestion
at Eagle Lako. Texas, en- the - of June
1870. He was courteous, nffabl.( &encr-
GUS and upright man and mason.
o Lono Star breeze in pity wave.
Thy gentlest zephyrs o'or his grave.
For sad to-night's the crickets sounl.
While my friends sleeping 'nca,h the ground
o why must forever mourn,
For some true friend forever gone,
love not what on:e loved we'll,
For now train tho asphodel
o if I'd ha1 the power to save
From dark 'oblivion's listless wave,"
This foul and bitter cup Of woe,
Wouldn't be held up to ME now.
All thy brothers (masonic) will drop their
For their brother who sleeps afar tears
They who knew and loved him well,
Aud who now train the asphodeL
O mother earth, while on thy breast.
Guard my dear friends eternal rest;
Make his slunbcrs undisturbed and sweet,
And may We in heaven his spirit meet.
July I3, 1870. CEARLIE GREENWOOD.
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LOCAL

Time tests tho Merits of all Things.
The foreign and domestic demand for Perry
Davis d Sons great mcdicine-thc Pain Killer
,-was never before so large as it has been of
late: aud We think the time has arrived when
the declaration may be made, without the pos.
sibiiity of refutation, that tie city of Provi-
dence, hiss furnished the entire habit able globe
with a medicine. which, in tint of universali-
~ Of demand, extent of usefulness, complete
efficiency for all the purposes FIR which it is
designed and wide spread, enduring populari-
ty. hns never been equalled by any medicine
i'll Europe or America.
The unirersalay cf Tie demand for the Pain
Killer, is novel, interesting, aud surprising
feature iu the history Of this medicine Its
fame has gone out" into every quarter Of the
hsbtable globe. The Pain Kille, is now regu-
quantities. not only to general agents in eve.
ry State and Territory Of the Union, and eve
~ Province of British America. but to Buenos
Ayres, Brazil u aguay, Peru, Chill and other
South American States 10 the Sandwich Is.
lands, TO Cuba and other Vest India Iflands:
to England and Continental Europe; TO Mozom.
bique, Madagascar Zanzibar and other African
lands; to Australia and Gale itta, Rsrgoon nnd
other placcs iu India. 1t has also been sent to
| China, aud We doubt if there is any foeeign
port or any inland city in Africa or Asia
which is frcquented by American aud Europe
TN missionaries, travellers or traders, into
which the Puin Killer has not been introduced
aud been sought ,fer.
THE ertent Of its ~atulness ie another great
feature of this remarkable medicine. It is not
only the best thing ever known, ~ every body
will confess. for bruiss 8, cuts, burns, &c. bu,
OF dysentcry or cholera, or any sort Of bowe
complaint it ID . remedy unsurpassed for eff
cheney and rupidi,y of action. In the grea
cities Of British India. aud in the West India
Islands and other hot climates, 1t has becom,
tie standard medicine for all such complaints, Q.
well as for dyspepsia, liver complaints ant
other disorders For eonghs and colds, canke
asthma and rheumatic difficulties, it hos bee,
proved by the most abundant and convincing
trials and testimony. to be Nh invaluable med
icine. Tie proprielors are in possession Q
letters from persons Of the highest eharacte
aud responsibility, tcs.ifying. in uncquivocu
terms, tu the cures effected and the satisfacto.
ry results produced, in an almost endless varie
ty OF cases, by the use of this great medicine
| Prov. AdrertiSer.
! July l, 1870, l0-lnl
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DoNT FonoEr THrs.-Wilsons- New Mill
never did better business than it will do this
season. Grain is already coming in from near
ly every eeciion Of the District. 1t requires
but q little moro time to take grain to a good
mill little farther of, than it does to carry il
to poor Mill nearer home.
Many persons take enough wheat at one
load to make flour TO last the family for weeks
or months and if it is spoiled in grinding at q
poor Mill, who's to blame when it is known
where the most beautiful white flour can be OBJ
tained from tha same wheat9
Parties taking full lead would do we'll to
come in the evening that their grain may be
ground at night.
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War News.

LONDON, July 1S.-Prussian vossol
in English ports havo discharged thci
crows and laid up.
The Times, in an editorial this NOR
ming, expects to be obliged to chroni
clio Prussian revorscs at first, owing t.
fsupcrior preparations and efficiency
IF tho Fronch army. Prussia pccd.
1t least another fortnight. to get alto
ether in readiness. in another cdi
p rial tho Times says: Franco, with
oyt the shadow of IN excuse or of ius
t;6cation, plungcs Europe into war
of which no person living may 500 the
end,
liverpool is purely nominal; there
have been no genuine transactions
A manic has arisen from a rumor that
Tho emperor of Russia pronounccs in
favor OF Prussia, and mobilizcs the
Russian army. This rumor paralizcs
everything.
ZUn,cn, July 18.-Switzerland dc.
clarcs for armed neutrality.
PARIS, July 1S.-Francc demands q
decision from the South German States
by noon to-day.
The neutrality Of Sweden has been
officially declared.
WAslIINaToN, July 19.-Thc Gov
crnment will be urged to provide for
transportation, under q neutral flag,
Of the Brcst and Southampton mails,
which have recently been carried by
the steamer North German, of the
Lloyd, Hamburg and American Com
pany, and tho Compagno Generate
Transatlantique.
| Tho French Government forbids any
cyphers in kilograms. No collision
yet reported.
The Departments at Washington
have received no unusual dispatches,
except that Of tho Prussian Minister
to hold German vessels in safo ports.
The Administrator have no fears OF
complications Or Of danger to Ameri-
can shipping.
New YoRK, July 18.-Many Ger
mans have telcgraphcd Bismark for
safe transportation homo to join in the
fight.
Norway and Sweden will join the
French, provided tho French feet
operates in the North German seas.
England liz negotiating for ncutrali-
ty with Holland, which, it is said
France favors. The position of Rus
sia is uncertain. The latest surmiscs
show that the disposition Of Russia il
to support Prussia.
The French corps commanders are:
First, Canrobcrt; second, Palikao
third, Trossard fourth, McMahon
fifth, Trilly; the Imperial Guard and
Reserve, BaZaine.
France distrusts Belgium, because
two alienatcd Frenchmcn, Chascl and
Braimant, command her corps.
Telegraph companies have made ar
rangemcnts to reach all European
countries without touching Franco.
Don Carlos has been expelled from
France.
The evacuation of Romo is agai,
reported.
| The French mcn-ocwar arc watch
ing the departure Of Prussian iron
clads from England.
The latest from the front up to l p
m, il that no blood has been split.
Baron Alfon.o Rothschild has re-
signed the Partisan Consul General
ship, because the King Of Prussia re
fused to receive him at Ems.
The Prussans are in force at Soar
burack, Newberg and Linden.