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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-07
FROM o
LIS ANGELES. June

Lo ANEFLfN- "AIF .
The dead bodies OF Horace Hand and
wife were found last Friday at their
house. near the Slaughter ranch. Just
across the border in San Bernariino
county. Hand Eas found on the bed.
covered with a blanket Five stabs in
his breast. His z1fe was lying in the
doorway, mutilaied: nhs broken. as If
with n club and stamping. In her hands
Eas a knife covered with blood. Both
have long been residents Of this section.
Petitions 10 the Postmaster General
for a daily mail service between Los
Angeles and Prescott, Arizona, are uni
yerseliy signed.
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SECOND DISPATCH!
s.S FRAscrsn-e,enine. Inne 8

SAS FRAScEsoo-evening. June 6.
The brothers. Brcthertcn. aud How
ard. charged with forging a check for
$4,000 ON Hickox 4 Spear. bad their
case continued to-day till Saturday next,
ON account Of illness of counsel.
G.. Ames. the Los Angeles stage rob
bes. is reported 10 have been discharged
on a nolle prosequi.
The Chamber Of Commerce gives .
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Osg FioRT.-After cur notice had ct
into type, stating that no fighting had
characterized the day of election. a bit Of
= scrimmage did occur. A Fenian inva-
ded = coiored voter, and the latter occur
red to him with a rock on the forehead
inAisting . severe. though fortunately
not dangerous, wound.
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IMPORTANT 10 EURoPE.-The telegraph
mentions . rumor that the French Prince
Imperial is likely to be sfh2nced to 8
daughter Of Isabella, late of Spain. In
the present condition Of Spain. the Iu-
mor viii and ready credence; and is not
81 all IN unnatural surmise. Napoleon
has always taken a lively interest in
Spanish affairs, and all the indications
90 TO make up IN easy p~lausibility at
taehing to the umor. The young Prince
VII. in case all goes smoothly TO s con
summation of the alliance and his sue
e~eszion. have a field to make him more
important. perhaps. geographically, than
his father.
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FROM ELK0.

ELko, New, June 6.
At s o'clock yesterday morning Bar
ney Cosgrove was stabbed in six OF seven
places by Annie Nelson, with whom be
had been living. His screams brought
Constable Banks. with whom Cossrose
had a scTfie. during which Banks vas
stabbed u tle side. Sheriff Fitch and
Deputy Woo5rEafl went to the rescue,
and CoSgroye vas arrested.
Fitch fred three shots at him-one
taking effect in the left breast. going
clean through him. The woman Nelson
aill die. CeSgrove's wounds are not
dangerous Lynch law was freely talked
Of here yesterday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-07

CONDITIONED roR MoRAIrrT.-SeverAl
California papers are terribly exercised
over the immortality of the grand Mer-
camille Library scheme. On looking
through the advertising columns Of
these moralists We fail to find that long
advertisement, setting forth the nature
of the scheme.
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This Is a falling Of Of three and a half
millions for the year. which Mr.. Ray
mond traces 70 excessive drouths in Ida
no. Montana. and portions Of Oregon
and California, which caused a great fall
ing OF in gravel and placer nining-for
the deficiency is all from these sources.
The yield frOm quartz mining is on the
increase.
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o CITY.

YIEeTStA CrY, June 6.
Williams. a miner employed at the In
perial shaft, had a leg broken Saturday
night.
Wells, Fargo L Co. ship tonight 10
bars Of bullion. valued at ~S32.674.Si.
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FROM CILROY.

GuRoY. Cal. June S.
The stage from Los Angeles was Sop
ped by road agents. 100 miles south Of
here. last Saturday \ eht, and robbed Of
the treasure box. Five passengers IN
side at the tune. all anArmed. The
treasure box. rid Of contents. Vas
found last night. Amount lost unknown.
ohoers in pursuit Of the robbers.
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Senator Nye says Mcfarland ought to
20 and hang himself like = gentleman.
Senator Sye does mt believe in a man
shooting another for invading his family.
Nye IS afraid If the pistol remedy be-
come too general it might not be healthy.
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FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON. June 6.
Waters Of the Upper san Joaquin and
tributaries are fslling rapidly. Vessels
only Of h2htesi drzn will be able 10 reach
the higher points from this time forward.
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EIEn INNS.
The following items II from The In

The following items are from Inc m
dependent of June 4th:
Work on the new smelling furnace mas
been commenced at a point on the west
side of the river near the bndge on lne
Beachey road. 1t will be ready TO start
up in about ten days.
A large delegation from Humboldt
conpty Is in town attending the trial oil
Lindsey and Cage, in the capacity Oh
witnesses, attorneys, etc.
The burden of passenger travel Is SO
largely to the west, that the railroad
company is compelled to send empty
cars back every few days by the frelght
trains.
Sheriff Fitch deserves move than an
ordinary measure OF credit for the man
uer in which lie has worked up the stage
robbery cases. He has got everything
down to a dot, and will be able to con-
Wet the robbers in both cases.
Beachey. Wines & Co. have brought
down from White Pine during the past
week. for Wells, Fargo & Co, % sacks
of fine bullion, weighing 2,ie6 pounds,
worth $31, 10.
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EXCURSIONS are coming to be the great
newspaper bore. Boards of trade, brig
AIDES Of bummers. avalanches Of school,
ma'ams. and acres of fat men. are trav-
ersing the Country. ~despoiling the curl
ous places. gulPiRc ~unoffeniing wine.
Harding the lean earth. and numbering
the telegraph columns to the degree
nausAnas
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EFFECTS or THE WrSD.-The Marys-
vile Appeal Of June ID. says:
Major Clark, Of Suffer, arrived from
the farming districts Yesterday. and re
ports thai the effects Of the recent wind
storm have been most disastrous 20 the
advanced grain. threshing il out in large
Quantities All the Summer-falloued
wheat and barley has been more or les
injured. and much has been totally lost.
In one field that Clark examined be be-
heves that two-thirds of the grain has
been DESTROYED.
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Own WoH.-S1ssn Brutus anthony
ssys Wherever NE turn We ~ over
worked wonsn.' II she does MT like it.
she'd better cult turning.
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oxz CASE IS reported. of a man who
yesterday voted under the name Of an
absentee. George Birdsall is on the
track. and We viii report what comes of
II
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-07

BsAczKr. wrps 4 Co. N terrible
ssaeers. Their s=o lines. .both daily,
operate With the celebrity and certainty Of
aeloek pendulum.
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PRODUCTION Of THE PRECIOUS METALS.

R. ". Raymond. United States CON-
missioner on mines and mining regions
and products. thus estimates the produc;
f,r .ha wear 1870
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kentuck-4o khzreS- So. Nh=
crown Point-zs1 hans. Sl0s II: lo1. s 80.
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Sierra Nevsiz-Is shzr<. s.
Szyzce-A9 shzres. S5A., Ask. :. 30; $50.
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sik.s. % =
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OxermAn $ sANTes. SO. II. b.. 81; %.
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The rain it rAineth every day'-asnee
she new macon cans into uzs.
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The City of Baltimore brought from
LIVERPOOL to Boston nine hundred and
one passengers-the largest number ever
landed al that port by u steamer.
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Atw do-1au.
Liberty Hose Co. No. 1.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MET
ING 81 the above Company Vii ~
be keid a. tie CITY Hall THIS fTu~< 49,
dsyi ENESTNG, June :. $50. At 7S&@&
oelock- ApznetuAl ssssSaaBc~ - requested. zs
bnsiness q tmprT<aHoe viii cuDe befars TIE
meeting. By craer.
DENNIS DAILY, Foreman.
m. KrEsELE. Acting S-crvsAry- Js7.it
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SIS GIFTS IN ALL.

After paying the expenses Of the e~nisrtsia-
m NJ, and making the distribution II the gifts.
- aeoxs announced the esianoe ufn Be sp
piled 10 sItinFuishins the present iDdebteaness
q The Mercantile Llbr1ry Associattan-
The coneeri and Dtstrfbufton Sfn tAfe plsos
n thu immediate dire ton o ths Beard Of
Trustees a the Mercantile Lh<aFy As=ocsos.
assisted bT = Supervisory Committee. selected
from STATE, City and couuty oahvez. and vsIl
known citizens Of San Francesca.
Holders AZ tictets 10 which gdfts may b
AWARDED. vii receive the sane % enesentat1oa
Of such tickets or coupons 10 the Business
Agents o. the Beard Of Trustees. 81 their onos
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

Juno performed her roe with good dea, =, sn,r,,
Messrs. Cahlil aud Edoun rs CASTOR and Pnn1
Me.e e.cele4t. II should DO said that tue choruses
were execrahle, rendered as much so by the bnn,
lng oil the orchestra Itself by the want OF voice ~
the part OF the singers. This was parIly redeemsJ
however by the way Miss Thompson Miss I1no.
more mr. Becket. aud Mr.. CahiIi sang "Iark nars,
lhe Angels are Whispering In Gnone's Cottage,i
"Paris'' VIII undoubtedly have a good run II tina
suDordlnatcs get little more drilling in their vari.
ous roles
DRAMATIC REcITAL.-Mr. walter Montgomery,
whose rendltions OF the highest characters OF the
drama have challenged comparison with our great.
est actors, viii attempt to entertain an audience
single handed tonight by recitations from Shags.
peare Edgar Allan Poe and Tom Hood. very IN.
teresting feature or the programme will be the read
Ing OF an original poem by John Brouvham
dpropos OF war, entitled the "Hymn OF
Princes" OF which composition reports speaks
Mghiy ana Tor which MIR. Montgomery
ma, mas paid handsome sum. The rectas, OF When q
columns. VIII take place IN Steinway Hall, and No
snail be very much disappointed if q large audi
ence does not assemble To crtcise the ei,erts or a
gentleman and scholar, distinguished in both
hemispheres for his remarkable versatility and tntc
lectual endowments.
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s.rrF - = 2 70 2,
MISSOURI.

Resuli Of the Election-Tilc legislature Demo.
cratice-Scnator schurz 10 bo Ostrscised by
the Raidtals lIcCIur2 10 be Provided for.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. H. 1870.
The Republican, OF this city, has returns from
all the counties in the State excepting eight,
from which, 1t claims, that the Lower House
of the Legislature will contain IS democrats, IA
fusion, q liberal and II regular republicans OF the
Senate, II says, neither party viii have or claim q
majority but there arc enough fusionists who will
cooperate with the democracy TO make that body
substantially democrat.
The Republicans Washington special says an
effort s beng made to exclude Senator Schurz from
all Senatorial caucuses and to drop him from I'M
portant committees, especially from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs
Governor McUlurg, of Missouri, Is spoken of In
Official circles Tor an Important bureau once, TO be
soon vacated for him.
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
REPUBLICAN,.
DEMOCRATIC.

Total. 15i Total. ........ 14s
The foregoing represents the vote OF thirty-fve
States. The two remaining States not included arc
Mississippi, with seven electoral votes-which, by
reason OF the preponderance Of the negroes will
probably be carried BY tho radicals-and Texas.
with six electoral votes which will certainly be
given to the democracy. Thus with the States that
are now democratic, and Texas added the democrats
have 100 electoral votes, and the republican, with
Mississippi added, have 1856 giving to the democrats
clear majority OF five throughout the country In
the list OF States In the democratic list which tho
republicans are likely to carry Presidential elec-
ton Connecticut is the only one but the loss OF her
six votes would be more than counterbalancsd by
the loss to the republicans OF the seven votes OF New
Jersey. which would certainly bc cast for the demo.
cratic candidate.
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CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
ON FIFTY-NINTH STREET, ,.. ..s
MADISON AVENUE, s,.
EIGHTH AVENUE,
rrr r,,,,, ,,u And adjoining streeta
FRONTS OF OVER 200 FEET.
being desirable locations churches hotels puho
Institutions Park Residences the now
composing the largest and valuable
IN New York for many years
At Auction,
Thursday, November IL, 1870, Mt IL NJ, At the
Exchange Salesroom, III Broadway,
A. II. MULLER, y. X. WILKINS q CO.,
- Auctioneers, No. Z Pine street.
69h st2! Lots on block facing Central Park
o'h av or plaza 9TH bsh ana 59th 300 feet frontage
gid and SD sts.-5 Lots near Madison av
Madison av-Front bstween 62i and 85d ats
Lots northeast Of 63d st. Lots southeast corue,
Of 67th st.
65th ST. Lots near Madison
elst ST. Lots 9TH av which will here be brid-sd
Sb av13 Lots fronting the Park between f3d and 65h
Lots northeast corner 69th ST.
Lots between 10Th and 18th SIS.
Entrc Front be'wee9 t and sd ss facing Central Pars
9th SL-2 Lots near sth av ~----- -.
eath sb-Eptire north side between Sth and 9th ava
18th st.-2 Lots near sth av., facing Park.
18th st-Northwest corner 9th av.. facing Park.
Slyt and SD sts.-3 Lots near 9Th
9th av.-D Lots southeast corner of 76th st.
Sixty cent OF purchase money remain mortgage
when desred. ~-5 al. -
Pine street. or at the Office of J. NJ PINKNEY 10 Cedar st.
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TIE WEST lNLiA CABLE.

Keturm Of tho Dacin 10 Jnmacia--SicISness ON
Board--TntentiOns OF sir Charles Bright.
HAVANA, Nov. IL, 1870.
Kingston, ia, advices OF the 9Th report the re-
turn OF the Panama and West India Company IS
steamer Dacia, short or coal and provisions, and
with Chagres fever among the crew, four deaths
having taken place. Her efforts to recover
the lost cable proved unsuccessful. the
weather being unfavorabe. The laying OF the cable
TO Aspinwall had been abandoned for the present.
eir Charles Bright Intended to lay the cable to ST.
Ihomas and Porto Rico and afterwards grapple for
the Aspinwal line
Inc break In the cable between Punta Rassa and
Key west, Fla, has been repaired and the line is
now IN working order to Havana and points beyond,
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
Personal Intelligence.


General II. A. Barnum, after having attended to
the elections at Syracuse returned yesterday to his
rooms in the Hoffman House and to look after the
duties Of his Oflce as assessor.
Colonel L. Stanwood, Of the United States Army,
who has been stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel on
leave OF absence, Will shortly return and DIN his
regiment now stationed in Nevada.
Governor Gilbert G. Walker, OF Virginia, arrived
In this city yesterday, and is qaartered at the St.
Nicholas Hotel.
James Tlllinghast, General superintendent of the
New York Central Railroad occupies rooms at he
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ole Bull, who has been spending some time with
his young and highly accomplished wife In Wiscon-
sin (er native state arrived in this city yesterday
and engaged an elegant suit OF rooms at the Grand
Central Hotel.
". II. seward, Jr., is here on private business ana
Is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Senator III. III. Carpenter, Of Michigan and family
arrived yesterday from the West and remained a
few hours at the Hoffman House. The family left
In the afternoon for Vermont, while the Senator
took his departure last evening ior Washington to
look after the welfare OF the nation.
General L. Il. Stevens and Captain w. T.. Forsyth
OF the Queens own Hussais, are at the Hoffman
House, where they will remain q short time. They
intend making tour Of the principal cities Of the
Union II 81,
DR.. NJ. X. Gleason, OF Chicago, who has been at.
tending the Board Of Medicine, now being held in
this city, is guest at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Senator Henry Wilson, Of Massachusetts, is stop.
ping at the hst0r House.
Dan Bryant the original "Shoo, Fly" aud family
arrived yesterday from California, and took rooms
at the Astor House. Mrs. Bryant was the winner OF
the s14. 900 lottery prize recently.
Governor Bullock, OF Georgia: Colonel Bushnell
of New Haven; General McCook, Of Ohio, and job n
Dun, OF Boston, the great Pacific Railroad operator
are as the FiIth Avenue Hotel.
N. ]. Ordway, Sergeant-at-Arms OF the House OF
Representatives is here, to oil ntents anu purposes
merely on visit OF pleasure, while some fnsinuate
he ts looking after some OF his wayward squad. The
Sergeant Is at the Astor House.
Mr.. H. II. Goodman Ia the Acting Consul in this
city for ST. Domingo, vice ). W. Currier dcceased
Mr.. William Lfthgow, United States Consular
Agent at Port au Date arrived here III the steamer
1yhee, fQm st. Domingo.
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LOUISIANA.

Arrest of Baton Rouge and DonaldsonviIle
Rioters--Tho State Republican by $1,000
Mnjority-Five Radical Congressman
EIe tied.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IA, 1870.
The revenue cutter Wilderness arrived to-day
with sixty of the Baton Rouge rioters. They were
sent to the Parish Prison.
Commissioner Weller has gone to Donald sonvllle
to issue warrants for the arrest OF the rest OF the
rioters who Will be brought here for trial. All the
rioters viii be tried upon the charge OF violating
the Enforcement act OF Congress- approved May 81.
The public schools opened this morning. There
are separate schools for the whites and blacks.
The fall meeting OF the Metalrle races commences
on the 18th.
The Lone Star Base Ball Club departed for Mont
gomery TO meet the Mutuals, OF New York, ana play
at the Alabama State fair
The Republicans claim the State b. 10000 majority
All their Congressmen-Sypher, Sheldon, Darrell
McCeny and Morey-have been elected.
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Y. 80. 49, ~,
THE RECENT ELECTIONS.

An Analysis Of the Interchangeable MaJoi I.
ties In Most Of the states-Tkc Republicans
In Minority OF the Electoral Votes. .S
we give below table Of The result Of the recent
elections throughout the Country, showing that the
democrats are IN majority in eighteen Of the States
ana the republicans In seventeen, being clear
gain to the democracy OF ten States since the eec.
ton FOR President In 1883. The only States In the
list which have not voted directly are Georgia,
which gave fifty thousand majority for Seymour,
and New Hampshire. which gave seven thousand
majority for Grant. There is hardly any chance that
another Presidential election would show any differ
ent result IN these States.
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
SOUTH CAROLINA.


Democratic Bid for the Colorcd Vote.
CHARLESTON, Nov. a. 1870
At the political conference OF representatives or
the late Union reform party, held In Columbia FRI
DAY hight, 1t was determined unanimously
to abide by the recognition OF the civil and
political equality of the negroes; to protect
the cOlored men who voted with the reform party;
to welcome oil coored mon who desire to enter the
conservative ranks to expose the frauds perpetrated
at the late elections and bring the offenders to JUS
tice and to use every exerton In dlscountenancing
violence and In preserving good order and peace
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
CUBA.

Death OF a Cuban thief-COndcmnatiOu Of the
Cuban LEADERS.
HAVANA, Nov. IA, 1870.
General A. Varona has been killed.
The court martial In session here has condemned
to death all the leaders Of the rebellion the members
OF the various Cuban jantas and all other persons
who have been instrumental In the rebellion, but
who are now absent from Cuba The estates OF all
such Will be condscated
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tions. raised through their fairs and concerts

tions, raised through their fairs and concerts
and private sources, to the sufferers among
their own people. The French residents here
have done well also; but the browning effort
n 10 b made at the Grand National Bazaar
which opens to-day. We ask for this sublime
work Of mercy. then, that broad, liberal sup
port which the great city of New York never
yet refused to a good and charitable enter
prise
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

Dr.. j. w. Powell Trents Diseases Of the
Eye and Ear ss hereofore for the 20 Electricity
applied In suitable cases. often restoring sight
where other have failed. Call circular
Galvano taradic Institute No. l67 East street,
corner of Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

Fatal accident to German Sailors.
LONDON, Nov. Ia, 1870.
Three OF the crew OF the German steamer Hansa,
at Grimsby lost their lives while trying to save the
crew OF vessel wrecked on the coast.
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MEXICO.
Not Slapped in tho Face.

Not slapped in tde Face.
.,,,o.. HAVANA, Noy; u 1870:
AdVices from the City Of Mexico 10 the 10Th have
been received
me report OF personal difficulty between
Romero ana Lerdo de Tejada, during which the
iatter struck the Minister Of Finance In the face is
pronounced on the best authority u pure invention.
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
GERMANY.

Opposed to Legislation ON French Soil.
LONDON, Nov. IA, 1870.
The German liberals are still opposing the pr0po-
sition for meeting Of the Federal Parliament at
Versailles.
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

Clireh uGh's Illnsive Wigs and Ladies' Grna.
between Grand and BrQome. 81,
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
Aquatic Sport.

LONDON, Nov. ID, 1870.
Mr.. Goldie, President OF the cambridge Boat Club,
won this afternoon the race for the scuing cham
pionshlp Of the Cam, beating Mr.. Close the cham
plOn of the Ouse.
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Cuban Cruisers Watrhca by spunIsh NIeu-of-
War. s'e -st'ts

.f*F r.
HAVANA, Nov. IA. 1870.
Caraccos dates - - the 2d last. are at hand. The
steamer Virgin and schoynef Billy Butts were In
Venezuelan waters, closely watched by Spanish
man-orwar, 1t being suspected that they had arms
on board for the Cuban insurgents.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Nevada Will leave this port
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post Onics
Of half-past nine o'clock.
TIE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
win be ready at half-past eight O'Clock In the
Ing.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six cents.
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
Bavariu and Prussia.

LONDON, Nov. IA, 1870.
The Bavarian negotiators are still at Versailles.
They are to leave Saturday. The result Of their
mission is uncertain.