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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-17

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ON TIE LOIRE.
TELEGRAM TO TIE new Yoax HERALD.

Proclamation from the Eovernment-The
Aavance Of the Army Discontinued-De
Psiadtses in a Strong POsition-What is
Expected from Ducrot-Princo Frederick
thnrics' March Inipedcd by Heavy Roads.
LONDON, Dec. 4. 1870.
The government at Tours makes the following
announcement
The Army OF the Loire has discontinued its for
ward movement owing to the resistance OF the
enemy, who has concentrated large masses Of troops
between Plthivicrs, Arthenay and Angsrville. The
rrnly occupies strongly intrenched positions In
which it will renlaia for the present. postponing its
advance until better opportunity is offered. In
the meanwhile General Ducrot with the army
wnch he led ont of Paris is disengaged and Will be
ate 10 act more freely. not finding before him the
masses OF the enemy which 1t was supposed were
going 10 meet him, but which are really retained
north Of Orleans. CAMBETPA.
PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES STUCK IN THE MUD
Freder,ck Charles operations, though not unsuc.
cesslul. were much hnGered hy heavy roads. Tha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-05
THE FIRST WARD SCHOOL.

The old First ward school was alive on Saturday
night last with gathering Of former pupils OF the
school, who assembled for the purpose Of forming
permanent organization. The following gen
temen were elected permanent oficers:--
Thomas Z. Cody. President; IT. Francis Glib
bons, Vice President; 81. ]. Kelly, Secretary;
Charles McCay, Treasurer. A committee was ap
pointed to wait on Mr.. Thomas Fouke, who was for
many years principal OF the school, ami acquaint
him with the object OF the movement, and asking
organization Tho committee coma SITS or Messrs. G.
w. wyckoir N. J. Kelly, Charles Bcrgucr,
John Kennedy and J. A. Cottingtan.
committee was also appointed to draw up
q plan or ORGANIZATION comprising Messrs. John j.
scully Robert Wilson, q. W. Gibbons. q. McCay and
James Toohil. The 'boys" joined In singing 1.-The
Grave Old 0ak,n and one or two other oldttme
school songs, and after pleasant Clat ana inter-
change OF "reminiscences they separated to meet
again on saturday evening next at seven O'Clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
TELEcains 70 THE NEW Yuax HERALD.

TELssaAhs TO THE NEW Yuak HERALD.
Certainly Evacuated-French Success at
Autun-War Notes -Bismarck Threatens to
Rcsixn-Mantculel Ordered 20 Paris--The
Military Situation Critical.
LONDON, Dec. 4, 1870.
telegram from Tours reports that the Prussians
continue their retreat from the North.
AMIENs CERTAINLY EVACUATED.
despatch from Lille, dated to-day says that the
evacuation OF Amiens by the Germans is confirmed.
The enemy. as they retired blew up the bridge be-
tween Albert and Acheny, TO protect their retreat.
Nothing has since been heard OF General Maneuirsl
and there Is little doubt that ne has abandoned his
march on the north and Is Fastening with all his
forces to Paris.
THE BOMBARDaESr OF BELFoRT.
The b0mbardment OF Befcrt has commenced.
ANOTHER PRussIAN REPULsE AT AUTuN.
A second attack was made on Autun by the Prus-
SLAMS, and was repulsed with considerable loss 10
the assaiiants.
BISMARCK THREATENS TO RESIGN.
II IS stated on good authority Bismarck insists
that ne must and will retire from Office unless the
convention with the Soatn German States IS adopted
unaltered
WAR NOTES.
During has been appointed Director General OF
the Engineering Bureau,
Generals III Algeria have beon ordered 10 the
southera frontier oil tue colony to prevent ncursons
OF the native tribes
inc military situation among the best informed
circles II deemed critical.
Manteufel has been ordered to march to Paris.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mile. Christine Nilsson left the Clarendon Hotel
last evening for Albany. She WAS accompanied by
Mr.. Jarrett. her financial agent.
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister, and his
charming young wife, who were married In this city
LwaDasaES, ago, arrived last evening from Niagara
Falls, and occupying apartments ct the Brevoort
House.
Mr.. william CASTLE the well known tenor. has left
the Grand Central Hotel for Boston.
Colonel J. r. Martin, OF tho United States Army,
came to the city yesterday from Washington aud Is
quartered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr.. Max Strakosch Is among the latest depar-
lures from the Everett House.
Judge Hitler, from Maine, is az the Grand Central
Hotel on brief visit.
General N. p. Banks from Massachusetts,, arrived
yesterday morning. at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. and
left last evening for Washington.
Ex-senator j. Russell Bullock. from Rhode Island,
Is staying at the st. Denis Hotel.
Judge Huntley, from Montana, Ia at the Metropo-
Titan Hotel on q brief visit.
General Bennett from Tennessee, came to the
city yesterday and put up at the Grand Central
Hotel. lie Is much improved In health.
Judge Lyman 1remalne. OF Albany, Is among the
latest arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Ebenezer Cock, ex-memoer OF Congress from
Iowa and director Of the Chicago ana Rock Island
Railroad, Is roomng at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
siiss Lolita arrived yesterday at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel route for Washington.
Captain Dixon, Of the British Army, who had been
"dcing" the States extensively among the recent
arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He Will sail next
"Wednesday cor England.
Mr.. William wilkins, q prominent merchant OF
London arrived yesterday by steamer China, and is
now stopping OF the Metropolitan Hotel.
Ex-senator 7. w. Pierce, of Boston, has come to
the city on railroad business. lie is temporarily at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
General D. T. Butler LEFT the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last evening for Washington.
Mr. John T. Bush. owner OF the Clifton Hotel on
the Canadian side OF the Niagara Fails, s ct the st,
Nicholas Hotel.
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WHY 0 bHlEN DIED.

The Reasons Given by tho Doctors AMI the
Reason Given by a Lay Witness.
In the case OF John OBrlen, late or Al Park street.
who was fatally injured In some manner unknown
heretofore published in the HERALD, Deputy Coro-
ner McEwan, assisted by Drs. Delaneld, st. John
AMI O'Beirne. OF Bellevue Hospital, yester day made
q posimortem examination on the body.
THE DOCTORS REASONS.
A Ulood tuner was found on the left side or
the face and head. On examining the caivarium
q fracture was found reaching from the middle
OF the left frontal bone across tho base OF the skull
There was much extravasated blood between the
skull ana dura mater and between the dura mate
and arachnoid. On the left frontal region the brain
was lacerated.
WITNESS REASONS.
Mrs. Haley, living at AZ Park street, on the
night Of the occurrence heard dull, heavy sound,
Of one falling just before the deceased was
found lying in the yard. O'Brien was much intoxi
Gated that night and the presumption Is that he Tell
from the window Of the room on the second noor oi
the premises.
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THE PEACE CONGRESS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Sultan Likely To Accept the Au2xrfaH
Platiorm-Prc a,ier Won Beu-t ON L-xitisnsee
Authority and German Unity.
A special correspondent at Pesth the LIST inst,
Observation-Disclosures advices say that the Porte
IL likely 10 accept conference under the conditions
proposed by Austria ana England.
Baron Beust before the Budget Commit
tee OF the Austrian Delegation to-day ana made a
peaceful address. He hoped for a realization Of
the Conference under necessary guarantees and ey-
pected the unanimlty of the Powers Interested will
secure the integrity and Independence OF Turkey.
He said 'all uncalled-for meddling with the qncs-
tons concerning the reconstruction OF the German
Confederation was far from his tnoughts Tns
general aspect OF the arairs OF tue world required
country wishing TO preserve its existence to observe
caution and continue watchnl, since the chances
for peace were always in proportion to tie readiness
for u resolute delcncer
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army b fatigued by long Marches To-day oil Ia
quiet on the southern front Of Paris
fxflDfHEs Nor MOVING.
Nothing new has been received FROM the Army OF
the Loire. ~. "a, In -,
thc Loire--No Results Giycn--Dctails of tho
ASsaiiaes>A Sharp Combat-A French Gene
raj Cspfured-nIore Rcinforcements for
General Paiscines--C ambe,tn Gone 10 Or
lcans. -
The marching or troops through Tours, on their
way 70 the 'front.' Is incessant.
The weather Is intensely cold.
A BATTLE ON THE LOIRE.
Tho Prusslans yesterday friday attacked the SIX.
teenth aud Seventeenth army corps. The result OF
the engagement was indecislve according to La.
F1agce but the Mo'tteur Is silent with regard TO 1t
PRoTRAcTED AND SANCTUARY.
The battle OF Friday In which the sixteenth and
seventeenth army corps were engaged, was pro.
tracted and sangunary and there were great losses
on both sides, the Russians using heavy artillery.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR GENERAL PALADINEs
The Army OF the Loire will receive large reinforce
ments.
GAMBETTA GONE TO ORLEANS.
Minister Gambetta has gone to Orleans TO consult
with the officers Of the Army OF the Loire.
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE STILL ADVANCING.
The movement OF the Army Of the Loire continued
on the I'd, and there were frequent encounters all
along the line OF the advance, without marked
advantage to either side.
In one OF them General soynis was wounded and
taken prisoner. This checked momentarily the
advance or e Seventeenth corps which, however,
held Its pos ions. The morale OF the troops is excel
lent, and the French are confident OF success.
CRUELTIEs OF THE GERMANS.
The Montteur publishes circular to the great
Powers setting forth the crueties committed during
the war by the invaders OF France.
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Fire In New Albany, Ind.

NEW ALBANY. Ind, Dec. g. 1870.
About haif-past four hts afternoon a fire broke
out In the large brick Touring mill OF Peter Manu. in
State street. The fire extended TO the wholesale dry
goods house OF s. G. Day & Sons, on the south side,
and the hardware establishment OF J. Loughmiilcr.
on the north which were also consumed Most OF
the contents OF the dry goods store were
removed. The Touring mill contained
large ymonnt or wheat and -four A
large portion or the -four was removed but the
wheat was all burned. The STOCK OF Mr. Lougn-
miller, mostly merchant iron, not renewed bat
Will be saved III damaged condition.. The loss on
building and stock Will amount to about S7b. 900
insured for $4,000, mostly In Eastern companies.
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COLLISION ON the SOUND.
NORWICH, Conn.,, Dec. 4. 1877,

NORWICH, COnH., Dec, q 1870.
The thsee-masted schooner NJ. 4 f. Henderson
from Boston to New York, was run into on Friday
night by the steamer City OF Newport in the Sound
aud has put INTO New London for repairs being
damaged TO the extent OF $4,000.
TIE CANADIAN IMMIGRANTS. OF the first install
ment OF Canadian immigrants for Louisiana we
cage yesterday for THIS city, consigned to Messrs
Price, HInc h upper. They are TO be placed on
plantation in the Teche country.--Ntc OrleCns
PscGNkne Nor. Il.
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+ I2ES

Destructive Coune grafton in In,wrencc6u-c,
Pa.-Iioics and Business Establishments
Burned.
TITrsBURG, Pa, Dec. A. 1870
Early this morning ire broke out n Lawreace-
burg, above Parker's Landing. aud before the
flames were extingushed the following buildings
were burned:--Revere House, Butter House. Flor
ence Hotel. the New York Hotel. Adams
Il Fosters dry goods establishment, Chrichlow's
grocery store. Lewis 4 Co.'S cigar factory Mannis
liquor store, Reed x Hazen's drut store. Eckehiy
dry goods establishment. kutz's shoe store Aye,s
tewelry establishment. the scnoli house. the Lea,
Tender and Independent oil well works each con.
tanning one hundred barrels of OIL ana about thirty
private dwellings, The loss Is estimated at SlOO, 900.
fhe lire is believed To have been or incandiary
nrIriu.
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RECEPTION ARCHBISHOP SPALDrSG AT a
meeting held Thursday in the school Of ST. Mchaci'S
church, composed OF members Of Catholic congrc.
CATIONS In different paris OF the city, resolution
WAS passed appointing committee to make ar
rangements for the reception OF Archbishop Spsld-
ing, who Is expected to visit diocese al In csrls
day, and also TO arrange for grand procession
demonstratlvc OF the opposition OF the varioqs
Catholic congregations against the recent usurpa-
ton. they term II. by Victor Emmanuel Of tns
political dominlons IN Italy.-R1Galo courier pee g.
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e U n o p e..
THE ANGLO.RUsSIlS DIFFICULTY.

eraovile's Reply to G0rtchniSon--C snds-
tional Assent 90 n Confer ence Of the Csreas
Towers.
ST. PETERSBURG Dec. 4, 1870.
Earl Granvllle's reply to GortchakoTs secoEd
note was delivered yesterday. 1t insists that Gorr.
chakoI admits. by his answer, that his position L.
wrong In law; IL consents 10 4 conference only ON
the understanding that Russia withdraws the
original circular AMI her preteaslen to q
right TO separate action. and bring the proposition
before the conference anew. TO be decided with
out previous pledges. otherwise the embassy will be
Withdrawn. The English mink 1t diplomatic VIC
tory The position IL silti delicate.
Prussia VIII Not Interfere with ske Ens:srx
Question.
LONDON, Dec 4, 1870.
Odo Russell continues to receive most emphatic
Assurances or the neutrality OF Prussia on th1
Eastern question.
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Dis,EllS PRlyClPAElTlEs.

Financial Economics md Tax Adjasrment.
BUCHAREST, Dec. s, 1870.
The report OF the Minister OF Finance states that
the loating debt has been exriagushed and that u
bill creating tobacco monopoly Will he submitted.
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HAVANA. Dec. 3, 1879.
SUGAR Market without decided cnanCe sales of tho
week. 90 boxes; exports during the iavans
and Matanzas 1900 boxes and 300 hlid which $50
boxes for the United States Stock remaining ware
house at Havana and Maan2as and 600 .hds
Frci.hts fat Butter In demand; quoted 35c Coal
oil quiet. Flour dull. at SIP 1913. Hams demand Lard
dull kegs 2oc tins s4c. 25c. Lumber firm white Pine
54 a36 pitch Pine t32 SH Potatoes bnoyant quoted
~ - % IS 3D. Box shocks ga reals. hsgseai shocks,
" 30 - s7E Empty hogshesds In demand % Naval
siorss hrm Hoops hrm long shaved 100, short shaved
Exchange on London, ly.4 2U19 per premium; on
United states, currency, sixty days sight, discount
short sight III discount in gold, sixty days' sgh, ~
Spiemiun short sight, 81 premium. -
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NEp YORK. CITY.

The following record win show the changes III the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours In
parlscn with the corresponding day or last year, az
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnul's Phar-
macy, HERALD Building, corner Of Ann street,
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Arrival Of the Spanish Grown BcRriDy Dele.
gufion.
FLORENCE, Dec. 8, 1870.
The deputaton or the Spanish government aud
Cortcs to tender the OF Spain to the Duke OK
Aosta arrived here today and was received 18th
unusual demonstrations or welcome.
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Miss Anna Dickinson will deliver her lecture en-
titled "Joan OF Arc,' On Monday evening" Deem
Der H. at Steinway Han, under the auspices OF the
Mercantile Library Association.
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Of reports for the week ending December g. 1S7O:-
Barometer-Mean, 29.o73 inches; maximum, at "a.
NJ November 80, $4,000 inches; minimum, at P. M.
December 2, 2e.6l2 inches; range. 1888 inches.
Thermometer-Mean. ALL degrees; maximum, at 8
p. NJ November 20 652 degrees; minimum, at 8 A.
NJ December l, 1872 degrees; range, $40 degrees
Ramarks.-No rain this week Distance travelled
by the wind during the week 1925 miles.
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SPAIN.
Cabinet Changes-Thc Treasury.

O1'Of"V1 NF1't.sNVs Nv
MADRID, Dec. 2, 1870.
Senior Moret. Colonial Minister, has been an
pointed Minister OF finance al iHsseliDl in Ae place
Of Figuerua. who has resigned. senior AIofet
retains the Ministry Of the Colones
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A.-Hcrrmg's Patcn
CHAMPION SAFES
a,i Broadway, cornef Murray frs,.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
HAVANA MARKETS.

FgASKroEr BoUEsE-FgANEroEr, Dec United
States bonds steady hyctwccs OF 1862 cose1 At "a q
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Hi,man & Co., Aster House Phsrmn~y-yrse
received fresh INVOICES of French and Ers rer.uusry
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L A.-TrTe Merit Requires Praise. nor can
WORKS enticc IKE value vis., the bat establishment Of
ESPENSCHEID iIs Nassau street. Yog win without
invita- ION and buy without banter His winter style AL
mirlblc, and needs encomium.
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Ball, Black IL Co.,

A. n Curative for kidney Diseases TIRE
Mssisquo Sprag Water u urequa-d. For sale by J. T.
HENRY, No. College place.
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Ncver-Eoilnr safety and s.urresx--yrrs.
wrNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP In n p,fe nna ceft I'm
remedy for all diseases with waisA caaren are AZ sed
curing the proccsS OF tscthng
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT.

Extrn large single stones matched stones Diamond
and Gem Jewey. larger stock than offered
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Mailed Free Tor rs cents.-Dr. Kahn. Lee.
lures Nervou. Debility; Marriage. ollga,ons and
mpedimcns and diseases arising 1884 iir..idre WIN
from actunl practice. Adspess becrct.ry i,r
kahns Museum, 10 Broadway, New YORK
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Genuine Weather STRIP Like Rochurh,s
makes house storm proof. IS fuiion CHI.
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Royal Havana E.atiers.--Prxes Pnid in
gold. Information Furnished. The hgosy ra.ce PAID
poubloons lna all Kinds ot Gold and Silver,
TAILOR CO.. Bankers. Ii n a st-sc. Nav Yors-
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Average temperature yesterday. 81 !
Average temperature for corresponding date
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Tiffany e. Co.,


DIAMOED MERCHANTS.
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him In rnc present Congress, which will disquafy
hIm for seat In the next. The defeat OF General
schenck IS attributed 20 certain imbrogios IN
tho internal revenue serv CO in ONO, whereby
General Yandevere WAS arrested upon charges OF
corruption, alleged ~ have Neen committed while o
collector OF internal revenue. This arrest operated
largely disatect tbs soldier in Butler county
General Vandevere beng very popular with his old
army comrades. As q consequence they voted the
democratic ticket defeating General SChenck.
This Is believed TO hayo been the result
OF Q conspiracy 10 defeat General Schenck
promulgated by rival aspiranrs for the ohio sena-
tor:hip ana manipulated by the United states DIG.
riot Attorney al Cincinnati. General Schenck's
friends assert that he is satisfied MS defeat was nc
complished through the means alluded to, and they
threaten 4 thorough and wholesome revenge. This
VIII give the President great deal OF trouble,
although General Schenck IL understood to be the
coming for the English MISSION, to be rendered
~ paace offering 70 his angry friends.
Radical ManaGsmen in : uth Carolina EIec-
ti0Bs-Wonlan Suifrngists triumphant.
Congressman G. G. Bowen, froIn the Second South
Carolina district Is ready for the work OF the coming
session. In regard the election OF De Large, his
opponent In the recent canvass. ne states that
already eight out OF twelve Commissioners Of Elec-
ton the countics VI Charleston, Coleton, Barn
been indicted fer tapering with the votes entrusted
10 their care. In voting precinct there over
20J men ready 10 swear that tney voted
for Bowen, while the cf1lcial returns showed only
fourteen votes cast for Mr.. Bowen. Every advan.
tage was taken by his opponents OF the election
law passed at the session OF the South Carolina
Legislature. In the city Of Charleston tine appoint
ment lof judges under the Congressional election
law insured fair count or the votes, but in the re-
naming port ION " the district there was
no limit to the changing OF votes. With but
few exception It IN claimed that tho managers as
wen as the Commissioners Of Election were nte-
rested parties, being candidates for State and local
oddcers on the Scott ticket. MIR. Bowen win not
only contest the election OF DE Large, but says he
will show by sworn statements that the official re.
turns were made suit the interests OF his Oppo-
nent, without reference TO the actual number Of
votes cast. He viii not only claim his seat in the
Forty second Congress, but Will prosecute every
man In his district no participated IN the election
| frauds.
! Senator Sawyer, OF South Carolina who has been
The New York herald., 1870-09-15
RiHTY ARMY CORPS REUNION.

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. IA, 1870.
The second reunion or the Burnside Expedition
and Ninth Army Corps Society assembled here Us
the International Hotel this morning. About ons
hundred members were present
The society was called to order by General $. a.
Grilnn, Of New Hampshire on whose motion the fol
lowing temporary organization was effected Gen
eral j. f. Hartranft, president; Colonei j. T. Barto
lette, secretlry and Colone! Charles M Cont assist
ant secretary.
On the motion Of General Edmund Jardiner Of
New Jersey, the following 0tficers were unanimously
re.elected:--Presdent. Major General A. T.. Burn
side; Vice President MAJOR General ]. q. Parke:
Recording Secretary, General Lewis Richmond; Cor.
responding Secretary aud treasurer. Colonel d. X.
l. armed
philadelphia was selected as the next place OF re-
union, and November l6 1871 as the time.
After the usual routine business the society ad-
journed To banquet at haIf-past three O'Clock y. NJ
At four O'CLOCK the members Of the society and
the ladies' and invited guests assembled In the spa-
cioHs banquet hall OF tile International Hotel, which
was Handsomely decorated with national flags, ana
q most bounteous feast was paraken Of, General J.
+. Hartranft presiding.
More than three hours were occupied I'm speeches.
after which Che society Adjourned a most brilliant
hop In the parorS OF the hotel.