davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
WHERE TO LOOK FOR WAR NEWS.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer
Thus far THE NEw-Y0RK TRIBUNE has alone
rpied MS readers with from the seat OF war ny
rrgaph the cost being from sOO 10 slooo per per ,S3 i
he with flourish rather oDeTu1hSS roc e 9ne bad e1Ged
sbe services Bull Run" Russell but that rather M
se1f, line 10 his new employer. THE TRIBUNE made
~ promises, but ii has shown extraordinary
TProm The Cincinnati Gazette
THE NFW-YORK TRIBUNE, In lts arrange
Caut for war news far ahead OF ls contemporaries
I.us fa it has beaten the other New papers 1a ~
A,-0ciated Press THE TBUNE is the only paper that
Ia, had reports Of any value and IT. specials IRON te
seat Of full aud reliable thah any 'nIne
published IN this country or Europe
IProm The Chicago Post 49, ,,,.,,,,o,os
The Ne,r- York Herdd tired OF stealing the dlspatcnes
Of ThE TRIBUNE, has written up one IN the 9in'ei %
20 strasbOurg Aug 3. II kindly dsclOses tne IIeH,n
plans which Gen MacMahon had Just feves,oc 10 no
correspondent From this II appears thaI
with his army, will Immediately cross the kh9e Dei9 %
5sSGopg & ana uss @ e n turn IY around The Wig
liant correspondent says that the DUKE OF htEehta m
dash rapidly by way Of Carsruhe and Heidelberg 10
Frankfort" Tie Prussau army ana the Ior'I1oS I1S W o
kastadt lying directly in the path, are n9 Iegaideo do
obstacles worthy Of a munr nts consideration
lProu The Springfield (O.j RepnbhcI
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE IS generally ad-
mtted By the press OF the country 10 have e&ceed an
contemporaries thus in the amount and quality OF ts
news from Europe II has had the freshest and most
cOpous dispatches from its special Correspondents IN
valuable information yet received has passed through l7
bands
TIE NEW-1 ORK TRIBUNE has been lately
Qubhshing from one 10 three columns daily Of special
Ielcgapc datches from its European correspondents
about the war and clearly has welllnfOrmed writers
near both the French and Prussan armies The other
Journals especially OF Boston press look on IN
soit o stup0r 0 admiration al such audacity; several
mastering hcfTOssesiOn enough 10 speak warmly in
praise thereof WIZ they do not initiate ts enterprise
docs not appear. II is certainly very strange that
Boston daily has pluck enough 70 secure special daily
s.aDle- grams from the seat OF
Prom The -. Paul Press
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE's costly enterprise
In securing special cable kilograms containing fun
tais of he latest European news the subject OF very
oer remark and cOmInendatiOn by the Western press
e.ncciaIlv THE TRIBUSEs dispatches have thus far
y Yen ,togefher the cleaTest and best account Of
IL EurIpean situation that have been tele-
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
CICTOR HUGO on THE WAR AND WOMANS
DUTY.
Victor Hugo has addressed the ladies of

Guernsey as follows:
LADIES: Again some men haYe condemned part Of
She human race 70 death, aud desperate war mas com
ncpced This is neither war OF liberty Of duty but
wa. OF caprice. Two peoples about u destroy each
uher FOR the pleasure OF two princes While thinkers
ar perfectng civilization kings are perfectmg war
rhs will De a frighu one. Some chefs dGurre are an
lDuuced-a gun that will kill L men, cannon that VIII
al ZOO It's longer the pure and free waters Of the
rrcat Alps that to flow in torrents into the Rhine hut
human blood. Mothers sisters, daughters wives, shall
Eeep You all about to 20 in mourning; some be
e OF their own troubles: the rest because OF the mis-
.Jrrunes of the others.
I4dirs-what carnage what a conflict must follow
he meeting Of these unfortunate c0mbatantsl Allow
ne fo address YOU prayer. since the ignorant forget
a they are brothers. be their sisters come 10 thCr ld
AM! make lint. All the old linen Of our houses whch Is
" uo Use can save the lives OF the wounded IL VIII De
Inc 20 have all the Of this island employed IN
I- fraternal work IL viii he glorious example ana
rr, al benefit Men do evil; let you women supply tLe
-uody; and since this earth there are Dad ahGeS
- YOU be- the good II You resolve To DO so, ana
commence i'm a short time you viii have considerable
t8ut.ty Of lint We shall then make two equa parts,
I'D .haI send tO France and the other 10 ffussd
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES
Gen. Sheridan has gone to the Prusslan
headquarters ,...
The bank of France has increased Its rate
OF discount 10 per cent
A fire at Rotterdam destroyed cargo
OF tea brought by the ship Bristow.
The statue of the Earl of Carlisle was,
on Tuesday unyaed at Brampton with appropriate cere
monies. -.
Mr.. Thornton, British ambassador at
Washington has been made Knight COMMANDER III tue
Order Of the Bath
The Jewish banking houses in Paris IN.
dgnanty deny the truth OF the charges made against
them by the French press.
II having been asserted that the English
,-oncads Northumberlan and AglncOurt were ulaOIe
- be orders 10 proceed to at short hoce because
u1Droyded with stores, the Admiralty cohtraucts tne
report. ,
r. vas at first reported in London that
.be Cambria had won the race for me Q'leens ,4p,
J there was much exultatiOn over tne victory, ner
,i noston I'm the race not known uhtl yesterday
~, london Ners acknowledge hat Ehs mas a.
been beaten, and says paintiyey 90. % 90 esT 0up
stays beyond the ocean, where IL mas poon 4" years
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

DOMESTIC MARKETs
WILMINGTON c. Aug dull fic FrBhs
h"sn trmi Strained 81 ~ ColioD da Low hntlsss
AuousT, Ga Aug ques .nd inn s.Ies lss bales
oepts 10 bales hiddbngs. 70l7ic
SswORLE.ss Avg IsYoar duni supespe ss Oa o. ;
81 @a$l Y Oats, sa6oc. Bran se q Ell Hsy s21 sS0tp
Lard l7tal7t sugsrPnme Ia. Moaes 1sc whi.Iy sac q
sa, g sph t0ger%e' SIena% Goa sSI ErAans'-se's s se'
ST. LOUIS Aug l0Tobsoo active and fsnp Ron.
Bsggng unchanged Flour snj Rye nothing au a
ff50s % for No Pail, 81 is8s 2y for No do Al 90
S2e dull At sa{2c for Mret; puf5c Cor Bsry
quiet for choice Spring Hgh~n.s
lower sOd5J0 90 Dry sate Meats he'd l3lc Tor shoaers
Clear sides 1870 Lam doll a Ice for Prime stam Cse
changed live Hogs steady At ~ "a ~ % ReoeP'S2so bb
Fopr bush Whes so bush Corn, 1900 bush Data
FOR no Red Winter; 81 for No. DO Cor-notng done Oas
declining; Old nominal Rye dehnngi hed nominy a
Oac Barley nominal Petroleum heavy Refnei s@lsie Cne
S375. ,,, go, ,, a..
bales exports n bales Flour steady S5 500 q 2 Corn dni at
s7as Oats heavy &c. Bacon fmeri Clear sde ie sh"1
DEriorr Aoe iO-Pour dull, Choice 81 cdS7 IS Wheat "a.
Brtrs, 81 a. No at 81 90 Amber 81 ." Corn NOMINAL "@
LOUISVILLE Aug lO-Baggng 81 per r Hemp snd nss.
2i03Oc better; Mddng l8c Flour QUIET btH
Family firm a 81 20. Corn, ri 70 k1e
s5c. Oats firm; New Provisions 6r Mes Pork t5i ia
l5dl8N1oc. Bulk ifnl7dl8c Lari lIsc Hans SS
EhskRsw iron bound Tobacco active sses II hh'. a. ss
~ rs for Low Lea 80 MddIug Leaf 10 heum Bnsh
Wrappers
BuTYlLo Aug IO-oue heavy and neglected. wheat depre~f
and inactive. No Milwaukee Club 81 y Red Winter s - us"
SIC Tor No Westra Ryr neglected Pork Lard and Hghvns duh
and unchanged Receips-PlouR 1000 bb. Waea 60o bush
BY raiosi-was4i. aaa
bush. Com, Dush.; 80 bush
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
THE cUATHAM.sr. DIAMOND ROBBERY.

Detectives Tilley and Woodbridge yesterday
arrested Charles Raphael, well known 70 the Police on
charge of being one of the who on Tuesday stole
5000 worth OF diamond ewely from the coat pocket OF
Nathan Tannenbaum of No. 416 East Ninthst while In
Chatham-st restaurant The owner Of the jewery met
Raphael and was induced by him 10 go into the resta
rant Tirre Tannenbaum hung up his coat whle ne sat
down at a table when he took II little later the
diamonds were gone. One Of the walters saw TWO men
near the coat and at the same moment Raphae had Ior
riby turned Tannenbaum around and de1led hs atte-
ton object of lnteles IG9 three were eVldehi
confederates Raphael was Committed to the IomD7 py
Iustice HOGAN, to await q trial.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
G. roris ia fast becoming famous for pom

Ct Louis is fast becoming famous for pom
,ositv and projects The National Capital removal 'no
Atlantic Steamer line, and the WORLDS Far are ho"
- ., ,ba mast and the attention of the citizens iS
~ rn the plan of vast structure which sha
cover three blocks cost three millions ana embrace S
under one roof grand union depot Ia ,aI,ng OF
bulIdne metal temple. unique and original in dSSig, &
of iron couInns, bars OF railfOad IOh anu ~
ii, snecimens Of all the and other ores h tno
4staie book has Just been published there sAioimss & ~ Is
nTospScts ETC. Of the city, III whch u ~
& t topth nv aritbmetca computation that inc Pop'% "a
n o tbe city In 1850 will De iiJ7553 Ihis seems 20 % 40
A case where one may roasonaDp aoA '"' Wv
seafoLipg question. What next
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
A NORTH CAROLINA DEsPERADo CAPTURED.

A NORTH CAROLINA DESPERADO CAPTUR
John Everett, alias Willy Davis, noted
desperate from Weldon County, " c. on Saturday the
Goth u was arrested by officer Thompson OF the Twen-
tyseventh Precinct by request of Sheriff James H. Ma
gee OF Weldon County. Sheriff Magee charged the prs
oner with having been concerned in several crimes IN
Weldon County, with receiving stolen goods, and with
shooting Deputy Sheriff when he attempted his arrest
Everett was taken before Justice Hogan az the IOlDs
and temporarily committed to await requsltion rom
Gov Holden The prisoner when arrested mace SUD
born resistance and very defiant In ls pooseshoh
when secured, found a loaded pistol. IeeteIday
Sheriff Magce arrived with requsition from Coy. hOl-
den and the prisoner was given into his custody Last
evening rHf Magee started with Everett for North
Carolina, where he will be placed on trial.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
rRn1rRLE ENOUGH For ONE FAMILY

Last evening, John Roach age 80, of No. SO2
second-aye was accidentally shot by his daughter
Fanny age &c. while the latter carelessly handling
pso with which her father had been shooting vicious
dogs near his residence. He was removed to Bellevue
Hosptal Soon afterward Catharine. age 10, another
daughter OF Roach was very badly Dltten on t lelt
tnee and leg by large dog belonging to her father,
which abe was endeayOrng to She was taken To
the East Thrtyhfth-st Police station anu cared lOr;
of the Nineteenth Precinct.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
A. wondoll pbilIips. who seems to be in a

Mr.. Wendell Phillips, VINO seems 10 DC III
worse humor this week than usual III an a''ioio Vi
80 s tho current number of The National Stand
J make, the following personal observations Whom
can ho meant .. .,
:" pincbbeek culture snobhish morals, Mgnments such
a. ra nsed 10 frighten children IA the dsrh,ese arc &c
@ our te b., ,roni prooaiming himself under his own
hand daily jours feiefd DIVINITY Vi SCHOOL, and dog
preteS pI AZ The head Of weekly literary jour
nal Our pered science pos IN .ne ooy ane ss Iss Sf a
" wat til II prVYes Ila' 9'@'"I ~ WY N SN>S ~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
LONG ISLAND CITY THIEVES.

Already James Loughlin, Adam Bloss, Peter
Coonmsaue, Wm. Hall, Thomas Loughln, Charles
Andrews Frederick Feeher, Patrick Audit, Frederick
Brennan j. sarn and j. Qugley have been arrested as
members of gang of burglars that had for some time
mast operated in Long Island City and the towns and
ces adjoining Five warrants were Issued yes
eray and yet the officers they have not discovered
he last man. or boy for not Of those arrested II over
On years OF age and several much yOHnger. Each
y0th lived at the home Of his parents or had recog
,,iy .d nj ltfpO ID abode.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
PENNSYLVANIA.
Our Philadelphia neighbors are making them


selves happy in the belief that the Quaker City contains
about inhabitants which is thought To be greater
number than reside this island While this may prove
rue our neghbors should not forget that confined
10 a small surface for residences while Philadelphia has
ample room to spread out; and she does spread some
our suburbs Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken, &c,
which are essentially part of New York, contain
nopulation sufficient to make city large Philade
mia In making a comparison between Philadelphia
and New York all these people should DO added to our
metropolis.
The Pittsb,rgh Commercial says: awe give below the
nonuation in the districts far received. with the
nnnlafion III such OF the districts have not
hem chan ged since the last census"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
,rrpupTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.

PROVIDENCE, Aug 1O-Richard Arnold a
young of this city went down 10 'he ilVer WIN m
, ,his afternoon Becoming intensely jealous OF her
,ho ,,yo onarreled As they went home Arnold drank
several times and about O'Clock this evening he Gaea
1 f frn the bedroom and shot her IN the abdomen
d tbe hsck and then lodged bullet IN his own mean
a RIh we're alive at midnight but Arnold cannot i'o
Ihere Is but little hope for the Wonlah "ho - e.e.,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
THE HEATED TERM.

The weather yesterday was damp, rainy, and
uncomfortable The heat, however, was so iar mgated
as 10 make the list Of casualties from s effects encour
agingly brief An unknown man, age about 40 years,
second a. was overcome and James Quinn OF No. PSI
west Thirty was found at Tenthaye and Twenty
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
CHINESE COYTRACTS AND WAGES.

CONTRACT OF THE CHINAMEN IN NORTH ADAMS
The following is a copy OF the original con-
tract made between Mr.. Sampson of North Adams and
his Chinese shOemakers:
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, MAY &C. 1870.
This contract entered into by All Young and An Yam
OF san Francisco and Charles T. Sampson OF NOrth Ad
ans Mass witnessed: That said All Young and All
Van partners in business, agree TO furnish e. T. sanp
son with rs steady, active, and intelligent Cnlnalneh
such as are quick TO learn trade foreman, COOKS
and p WOrkmcI) the following terms ana condlOns
They receive Al commission for procuring each man.
Wages of foreman SEQ per month for overseeing 75 men,
more men added 10 receive 80 cents on each man per
month WOTkmen and cooks to receive S3 per month TOT
first year S26 per month for second and third years ana
for ain time they after three years they receive US
per month Pay roll TO be made up irs Of each month";
month preceding in United States gold coin OI It's equiv
alent House wood and water furnlshed ircc 10 men
Two cooks 20 he employed for less Than 9O men lor All
above 90 one cook each 80 men, Time, ii hours per
dav from 2Oth Of March to The .Jth OF september anu
lOt hours from the 20th OF September 10 the Lh
plOyer stops work for his own benent, IN Whlch
ease men are to receive full pay III stoppdgo
of work occurs by accident for one or two daN 8
nj a time the men To receive 80 cents per day lOr
board during the stOppage. Railroad passage over 70 W
furnished free and If work satisfactorily Tor thiee
Years or more they TO have free passage back
Should the be discharged by lnablhty OF employer
to give them work they to have free passage Dack
and wages paid To time OF stopping work The empower
is fo receive from first six months wages or edcn
man as a security TO him against mans ieaNhg Delqo
his time expires, the amount TO be taken OUT OF Ms
monthly wages viz, 81 the first month, S the second
month and S each Of the next four months. Fay OF
NJ Wi.Tcss' M W. " PNITfls All Young.
Witness, CHARLES sing. All IAN
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
FRANCE.
TIE EDITORIAL PROSECUTIONS.

PARIS, Wednesday, Aug 10, 1870.
A dispatch from BlOs says the editors OF
the CLoche and MdrSedise, who were prosecuted on
charge Of publishing false statements, have been acqu-
ted NJ NJ Flourens, FrdOn and others, condemned for
contumacy have been sentenced to be banished from
France Felix Pyat, condemned for offering the toast
La Bale" ldou6e enendre-the ball or the bullet is
sentenced TO five years imprisonment and to pay fine
OF 5000 francs.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

The steamship TripOli from Liverpool July
49, and Queenstown July q, arrived at late hour ias'
evening - .
Last night. John Haman of No. All last
Eighteenth-s was cut the head with poeke' nS
by John Brennan of No tl9 East Eighteenth 81, -
severely wounded during quarrel al Eis"'''A
aud Avenue A, Blennan waa arrosteV
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
NEw-YORB
The following returns were received yester-
few returns from Monroe County show

a few returns from Monroe County Show
AN increased population both in the rural towns and in
the City of Rochester The HeUburgh Journal says In
our own county (Orange there Is village that shows
as large population its hopeful inhabitants thought
tbe census would give them Mddletown and Port Jer
Via have talked" about eight nine thousand but
neither reaches eight thousand. so with Montgomery
walden and Warwick. All are below their expectations
W. think that Newburgh may he excepted from these
yreat expectations" our city has annual enumer-
alton OF her inhabitants and anticipation Is not allowed
more than twevemOnth start of the figures The Third
Ward of Newburgh has population of 5lJG, and the
,trth g.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
Gpsrial Notices.


PbaIou,, .syitaiia, 80 Or, salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
puuoSs yrrALTAr dges utterly from al col
or.r, and rs.tore 81 il u It totally ts'rsn, pna
cpls 1t lmpd fragrant aud perfectly noocaoa' Pr'eps' 10
udy or s,culen, matter require. shaking up Iud OGmaneat' Os
stain to the skin linen No euria'" Necessary to oo'''
m ,urb appearance for the simple that Is not rett h'@
all inteu and purposes 10 Toilet Chemistry
For sale by all druggists PHALoS SOY. Se.. t''s,
False Pretenses.
The vast and continually increasing sales Of HOsrrrrER sror.c"
Brrxns have provoked the envy class Of dealers ia vT'
parts of the country trying substitute their utterly worthless
local no.trums for the popular proprietary medicine Ia the Fo'
These mosor, hope by her obtain from the Millions
who paroe great American TOuc sufficient number Of 'one"
70 make their specu,ou upon health their nesb5O pos'A
A. the demand for Hosrsrrzas Brrrzns large and urgent
to a1 to their fullest the facilities for It's maauf'tae he' PIT,
,.mo, to xn in the erest trash By false representations Of h'
tie consequence popheor They however serious evil "
the victnise H. for example this sben rial "s
is
blou,uess or nervous weakness eoaIi into unHsh "'P''
compound shout any medicinal virtue Instead Of the sovereign ~
which the rares, tonic aud Alternative vegetable eena'' are
combined obvious that he the dag Ehen he H'"'i nn
70 be thus ude It the interest Of parties who have ' OF nay
he Influenced by the persuasion plausible 'haro' mat h
oobD With the Light Of twenty yenn experience to Tar s%'
-, =, l., a.. i.,.id ..ke leap in he dark
-z---- -- ~ James Hotel.
BOSTON NAssACHUsBris -,
puIns n ss Of Intended arl'si We can be oe'rf prepared
for their comfort the reduction value o goM the tnrn hf
the St. James Is r''' PkoFafRToR ST. JAMES H0TgL.
y.I ,tat te Trade.-A Pocket Book contain tr
' ,,'o, capital CREDIT STANDING Of the @sfchasu.
W -. and traders Y STATE. ofersl % .ubscn"rs
~ nry BARLOW Co. Mercantile Agency SS BroatsiI 0risr
sl,,ss also n Pocket form
.co,d Assembly District Union Republican, Assocta-
-, 81. hold regular meeting THURSDAY bfbNlNG Assss
Ia "a o'cock a their Headquarters. Sl Chiihanst -,
". p rcaI.' nn SeerctAre. DhSi' SHEA
A Specially. Light LOCOMOTIVES -,u..,.>
aaaptsd 10 grades short bssi rss rev
Also oT coal and mises, luuoer tstretS qs-'
A-a ~S =" "P-"s-' SMITH POKTER. Pttsbarss, Pear.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

graphed; and as they arc promptly FUR
nished received to the agent
of the Western Associated Press readers have the
daily benefit of the splendid enterprise which must thus
far have proved heavy drain upon THE TRBUSEs in
come. But money thus spent is never wasted. We
should suppose that the vast circulation OF THE TRIBUNE
will be speedily doubled by its SHARP and decisive" war
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
THE LATE VIRGINIA RAILROAD DISASTER.

The bodies of State Senator George 1. Cobb
OF New Jersey and Collector j. Boyd eadley who were
killed last Thursday night in the railroad accident at
Greenbrier Va reached Morrstown last evening, and
were received with tolng of church bells and other de
monstrations OF grief The funeral will take place to-
morrow at d. H.. IN the Methodist Church Bishop
James OF this city will preach the sermon ana Doth the
victims will he buried the cemetery which was pre-
sented 10 MOrristown by Mr.. Cobb.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
PrpP,Lo CATTLE MARgBT-E,.3. 10.

opened moderately active this morning md ss
reached head The cept' liberal than "a
b. The supply Of stock "N of .
good quality and such wanted and met sith rcAay e
fully last quotations Kentucky steers bOan
81 50 down SO heif - So good Ohio cte sod 4 - ~
and illinois 6 for thin and ~ p 81 5 for god
Indiana sold ga averaging l4t heal
sol ~ On The sheep marset Ia not u oenn
but the indications prices vii be fully une Hos-
there be activity the trrie prices rem IA
Ate the sLsnnoe Of oresuOns
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
CHINA.

THE FRENCH CONSULATE ATTACKED By A MOB
IN CANTON.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug. TO- 1870.
a dispatch from Hong Kong says that on
the DIST of July the French Consulate at Canton was at
tackled by the rabbe and the Consul compelled to seek
protection under the British flag Foreigners generally
were threatened.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
IAROR MOVEMENTS.

The Brooklyn Park and Water Commissioners are
to be compelled possible to adopt the Eight Hour law
One hundred LatheTs in Brooklyn f. d., have conf
" 30 cent the 900 Aths They oner
work for ~ per day
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

CoLoRED MEMS LABOR CONVENTION.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The State Labor Convention of ColOred
men meets in Saratoga the 2ih, and not the 10TH
published in your issue OF to-day. W. +. BUTLER.
Neu- York, Aug. 10, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

human progress and that Inemperance beggared
one man or murdered another because alcohol Is not
technically O poison"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
atarrh.


Dr. sxIrn. No ~ Greene-lve., Brooklyn New sorH
Cut this out YOU may see Il sgain.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
COTTON MARKRTa-

CH,Rtysros Aug loCOtton steady Mdings lsc sales is
bales; receipts. 70 bales stock, 2,lJO Dsles-
SAVANNAH. l-Coton quiet bat bm Low hddlngs. lle,
receipts 6 bales eTporscoast~ise lb4 bses sses
J.ID bales.
NEw ORLEANS Aug. lO-Coon ssgnant; price; 'les la
receps h.es Liverpool lJl9 bales sork
333o bales
GAyysroy Aug l0CotonThe being held antepsnoa
nothing offering market nominal Good OdnAry i3ic
stock b. .818 bales
MoBGE l0-Co,ton quiet but 6m Mdiings, Tl1lIfe,
sales IS bales receipts bales; stock 1881 haes
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

FRlyKLIN-DORLAYD-O wednesday Aug ~ 4 the rtrs s|
dspce bg Rev Ench Yauaken D. D. assisted ~ Rev John J. Van
Boskerck Franklin D. to Jennie g. Dorand az 81 70"
city.
Newark j. Aug BY the Rev John Dow
ling D. Rev John Love. r, Of he~-iork 70 bbA X D"~h
daughter Of the Officiating Clergyman No cards
NOSES-TOyES- "Wednesday Aug TO- 1870 al the residence o. bs
bride, father No III West FOrrnnthst NeNfofk 'iH ~ %
Rev j. Lyons Miss Emile Adele hones Youngest dtglsto o'
sepb Eopes esq to Mr. None Of place and s
Of Island OF ThOmas, Wes, Indies
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

DR.. snge's Catarrh Remedys5oO reward oI an ineash'
by mall On cens pamphlet fee s-
dress r v Pierce NJ. D.. iJ5 seneca ST., BGdao n I.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
ROME.
ROME.
TIM ryACTATION COMPLETED,

TIE EVACUATION COMPLETED.
ROME, via PARIS, Tuesday Aug. ., 1870.
The evacuation of the Pontitcal territory by
the French troops Is complete France leaves for the
Government 35 and 1900 she'll Desertions are
freguent in the Legion d'Antibes.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Noe P'pss
Ws EyEKDELL. lO4 FULTos-sT OLD DUTCh obueh
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

Depot for Congress and Empire spring Waters. -
Cham6ers-st None genuine sold 90 dranght
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN sARKYTs