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Ghantes for Business Hlen

DARTNER WANTED-With $1,000 to $4,000,
10 invest in MANUFACTURING BUSINESS shat will bear the
most thorough aoa business monopoly References given
and required Address Ii. g. G.. Tribune Office.
CTEAMERS for SALE or CHARTER.
- SCREW STEAMER NORWICH, 10 Just completes
o-. for business ALSO sde-aheeI STAMFORD, hgh
1'-'' @-- '-''' cHAS ". COPELAND. 81 Broadway. 7
mo PHYSICIANS and OTHERS.-The Pro-
pretor valuable Mineral Springs Of welknoyG efficacy
with paoo- build contiguous completely furnished with sur
and having already
large SmeT patrousge would Ike with COMPETENT parties for
IN. purpose Organizing HEALTH INSTITUTION
WATER CURB Address h. R. 40. I leeknahst Room u.
WANTED PARTNER- Young man pre-
w ferrei with $4,000. 6rclasS MANUFACTURING BUsI
extend the desirable opportunity Tor the
rlghs party Address real name only r. o. Boz DOB
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alarbirern.

TOR SALE-A Roper CALORIC-ENGINE, in
oo running order ioahorse P1Her ia4sre q BOVINE Co.
- Liberty St
TANNERS, PAPER-MAKERS, CONTRACT
OBS and al Others requiring an economical arl sbl, P
vii consult iler seliua l3s.fi. IN
ph complete description 81 Pump an oFrf~' ~'s
testimony IL i. lsvOr Over GO in A4lTes , ,, =
HEALD. SIsCO s 60, Bsh"nsvie " u
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Nov. 10, 1870

NEW YORK, FRIDAY, nov. 10 io'o
The frequent inquiries for fine carriage ana
roadhorses, which noticed during the early part OF
this week, have az last resulted IN good sales
In the Bulls Head Market, NJ j. Curry report. az sodf
DescTtpAOR. Hanls. Yesu P1os.
Very stylish % bsY l.De
Bay hamDeto3i4a roa g promiSng I5k Ijao
number Of fine carriage and good driving horses
were received yesterday from Utc " " at tbe aires
OF j. O. Taylor, who also sOd to Mr. T.. airay very
stylish par u bay carriase-hores. lCl hands high,
ycgr3, FOR $500.
Tie regular sale at the horse and carriage branch OF
Messrs Johnston g. Van TasselVs auction house took
place usual In East Tarteonthst aud the following
fnb q sbOy4 fhe result.
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cuFF-Hris steady az former ses With more doing Java
f-r. l. lra -ra4. IeuauI former prieet- VI
mod. r.. .Ul Java 3l,. gold, an Aarac4bo, 5U
III gold. ID. i.L. PEI John Bolton, and III Baltimore
tr d. pop F-.~. rIale on nrvate Terms
BYRWOJD. continue yer, 1t former prices We quote:
OHlr.HI a. "a
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PULADELPHfa, November O. 100
Tie Roar o, Directors ths q, CASH DIVIDEND
TEN PER CENT on the CAPITAL STOCK and SIX PER CENT
ter- or tie the CompAhy PAYABLE and after tn. Lt De
oeuber proIimo fl o Of National and Sat- TAIe.
They have also q SCRIP Dividend OF TWENTY 1--WE
PER CENT on the EARNED PREMIUMS year ending
81 1870 certificates Of which will be ssn to the parties entitled the
same Oh and Is; December prOrmo Tree Of National and STATE
TaIes
They have ordered also the SCRIP CERTIFICATES OF
PROFITS OF the Compsny year ending October o. l be
redeemed IN oB Of the COMPANY and ser LIST De
cemher pro-ino thereon that ds BY pro
vision Of the Charter all Certificates o. sedp Ire.eue for rmp
too within public motto, that they s be redeemed shall
be ErJ,isd end aIao,l,d the Books Of ne Company
No sr 6aIe Of profits u,d Under s25 by m -' or Inpors
tim 40 eeraa4 shall sss clqiei n years a0er
ne declaration Of n. diridead uAercof & srfienaG"
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6itnaiicus Uante6--femnles

AN English Lady desires a situation as GOV
N ERNRSS or COMPANION in which she could upenend
Good references Address A B. c. st. Csthsrne,
L. o., Ontario
DY q competent American Woman, of middle
ID age as HOUsBRREPER COMPANION, NURSE In quiet
II home be had; country
UneIepuonab and required
Address Tor iDterve~, 81 VAN DOREN, Tribune once
GERMAN Servants for all positions, capable
~ ami 1rhy Constantly found 300 Bowery Mrs LOVE
EIRST- CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
by PIERCE Co 6Bowluggen Greenborns AMI other 'see'
uous lab, Sestch Germans Swees lnsl
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fslp Uantto.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL CHAMBER
~ LlNs LAW BOOK for BUSINESS MIN by nearly
l0 prominent Judges Courts IL Is What Farmer Merchants
Aehanes ar ueet day capital book
,.est. o. D. CASH Co.. Publishers Hartford. Conn.
ADY AGENTS WANTED in every town in
the nei states eel sEcie usol exclusively b, ladies send
Tor e.fea.ar JAG rs, 2nd BoaiWay
Dnn IRON MINERS wanted at Employment
ZOO Agency. PIERCE s Co.. No Bowling green.
.(nn EXPERIENCED WEAVERS wanted for
rDOO different state. femses and Families preferred Apply
PIERCE Co, Bo-inggreeh Also 81 Spoilers and WeAssFs
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Gituatiolls Uanlto-- Malee.

EARM HANDS at Bowling green.-PlERCE
90 have constantly on c,ss sw Germans, Scotch
and English; also. Mechanic Coschmen, Gsrieners &c
CCOTCHMAN and wife, Englishman and wife,
ett rate Fnnh,nis and just arrived want SlUA
IIOSs-Sorh West, South IHqss a. The Agency Of PIERCE
Co. Bo~lng green.
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CRY AND Cousrr TKRAsuEt, sAs fEAscrco Oct &. 1870
GAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL BONDS-lssue of
- trO-sEALED PROPOSALS vii be received - The ooe % the
CIV All Cogny IT AuIer ss1 Frucco until THURSDAY Dec J.
1870 n /? tn purchase o huuifsd and fori ihres
la. Ieu NJ tn CIV County Fnqc0 beng
nor of Of three hundred con bobd suts7'st o he issued By Of
s Igsufe Of the stale Of California Untitled Az Pf0ud.
Fads Tor be school DsoEt Of Sal faucsco approved Psb 49,
laiu.
bps m be II denomina0r - one ThousAut Dollar, .sch
rs.b ia 20 vrs u jane 1910
Of PAYABLE s-nahauah from the 1T dsT
Of lgT) both pnndp sst Interest payable Uh'ed states
goh coin. 100, a., -, a.,
bonds rArsbls n United nt.ies goli to.h. -,
Zach I'D accompanied ~ 10 per cent Of TIE amount pa Tor
either hv ceriS bed checks OF god coin -
Pa,. a. he iDod Proposals for School Bonds % 1870"
me The ht q reject and al bis a. the
,plLe coal MAJ reaulrt. OTrO KLOpPESBuRG treasurer
CEVEN PER CENT BONDS of the City Of
y e.pe Ifi.r,si GnLua JtnlsrT AID JAY N.~
YUl Principal rseeen.Able. Ish.
'''' Fo- Sal
QALLtTlE NATIONAL BASk,
~ Iii t.
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= :
asking l2ic and small sae' 2o Tor o the
deliveries tu sy Tor
Upper - l Lower For R6nc there has
inquiry for and for bone consumption bu
sales reported 81 equal O.
40s bbh lots % for November HspLhs nominal ct &c In
Philadelphia Inquiry has moderate and lover e
Of UO bbs Nov mber at 2lc do export
price. to-day were-ReGned, $3.50 bbls
the week-Rsined, 2468 bbL, and Crude
4gIUda
RCB-Tere fair demand snd prices firm sales OF 10
Cgrolins al 74d7tc
SUGAk<-lsW aghin dull hot with light receipts holders show
moderated Prices unchanged salts '
0GlDc FOR Rico and $50 boxes Havana mos az &c.
Refined heavy. Hsr Il alc and Soft bite 2.GEc
SOAP-rhee = moderate aema0d for CASTLE 81 ll0Iisc
SEEDSCoYer ce uau for export
Prime 100 lO4e A. 10 ImOih STEADY
demand 81 5Ja IS T. bash Castts LiBseed i
- TO- Rot. for sp0s
srEAN Dun weak l35e for Choice sales SC
n Et5sc
TALLOW n molerst demand and prices s for choice City
9l asked &c bid heard only Of sales Of 1000 N bbl
a CSC.
WHISKYwh liberal arrivals the msrse' hiss been NOR &C
shade 100 hll Iron hould E1de early a.
and $40 DO q &c closing quiet steady Al batter pHoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

PROVSl0NS-In wholesale way there basis for quotations Of
Pork there being only Light obbng trade ses In JOB lots sS bG
$G 759sA IS for Old Mess go 50 for New de- uninPcetcdi
S4 75 IS for Western Prime A27 80 for Clear For future
delivery demand light prices iesyy Bee h far de-
mand mainly for small lots aud pces continue seaiy S Of 100 Dds
Sls0Sl snd Slst u 50 for Extra Mess Itrce
Beef hrn and in moderate mand s.es 90 te Al - ~ i1r
Prime Mess and for India Mess Beef Ems - far Job
buE demand and the steady sales 10 bns at SSa 81
for Western. Cut Meats dali and prices nominal Bacon
u offered with freedom and cell slowly with rather heavy
price, les 100 boIe at 49, for Long Clear Dressed c's
little and soncvts active y 1Sc for Heavy All
lOHlOi Lard demand AZ about former rae
without soi offering demand mainly from ne trades
i3c No ~ Gl4c for CITY, ana l4ql t.
Por future delivery the market dull heavy In nH
nal about l33c for January an il3lc for Dscem5eL
BUTTER is fair demand ior The liner grades and the market hr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

ufOl tN NAL is az The proes lsked under the
cheeks local inquiry Hoers
No. 2 aad
Led higher sfd are Ro'4 REQUEST he HAAs' cO'e' 'o'e
q better; sales q .ltH bis we floei
80 40 Ono I'D III Sup % 20 - -
A.. 4 3 j. i.OuId-lO0p kx
.rupf
ff1- brandy we ',h" ~ itsue o"s S'S 70
-.I " 80.
EhpfIlg Ext va % Oaio ihl- sll 'il'N -
Ieolto choice SHnug poahf rAtta 20 no. 70 ,u
o IVA s. ~ LOUIS
lors Lrt ia ~ - louh boe'e kI - -
or Amber I.Illuc, ~ LOUIS 4tpie III ~
H.rb.. G Extra brands JJO 8 On
ser Ir Quiet su1 grades better medium grades
49,. doing; the uarAet
for demand: be 100 bbls We
,-getoWa good Sup. IS lOG1' 30
gaL Alr1 and Georeetown kIirs and Family. lJG >,
Fresrrk irrs Petersburg Country 90 -
Eeinnons touuiry * .''''s''''''' 80
U-ya AM Tennessee E1trs and FAMILY y3G %
I've pour toug good demand; sales 80 bbh we quote:
, a. o. 81 and penn. - 8l1 - ~
Flr good request ana s1eAay AZ % i'S - - Oi
stale rt : Is fO- Peunsyytna
, Ne dull and without changes sales 60 bbI We
Corn Me.L western. Z OO4 - {. Meal Brwe DC 2 800
Con- Meal ". Goa lOi
- No ~ 1sae az follows: Pine White Al T06+l sD Fine fel-
sw .1a q. Coarse Al G5i Cob Meal 81 DGs 40.
Ground Feed - JId-l O.
FlSDf Co aud MscAere are teay arc 10 m0lSS ue"@H4'
us.l chs rIFe ~
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A MEXICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE.

Parties wishing Clipped have done in the best possible
manner without ngeug. short IL National Erch stables
Nos 1856 and l53 Ba Isenty uthsI Wal L. JARVIS Agent
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CARD.

beg 10 nron public that exhibitors ~ the s.s
tie American destitute and have connection yhateyer viii
JOINT STOCK COMPANY HbO, Uner ha.r ~
received the sscJad premium ior " Road Ngc0r-"
BREWSTE2 Co. o. BooEe-st, Narerooms, 90 fiih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19


the market continues dull and nominal &c
Resins Of all kinds have quiet Common
strrine quote at Al 9)0tl 95 ~ Pa ~ % No l.
- 50 ~ Washington Tar ha sold small ~ 25 Whining
ton dull a. 81 a. CITY Pitch nominal at ~ . delivered
OILS Grade Fish OE and Manufactured OILS ou ~ FORMER
prices American Lnseod continues quiet Oer unchanged
alerate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

| DERSONAL-Lawyers and Claim Agents in
other cities who desire sEreienoei person To
attend 1, their business and Departments az hirg
ton are nted LAWYER, Box AsliHg D. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-19

NDIAssES-Isn deafnd with Erhf Supply
.ady foreign Trces veat sie q riE FoFio RICO al &
I0 IA. Bar sor % . ard 100 hbi kevOTs@a- 81
Tfe
AETAL tssa god -eABi ~ A1enea sso CPPsr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
TO WHOM ASSESSED.


ing footway I'm the name
q Of John Mcclellan Jon In
terest from October 2
loof.ss..sssssssssEs t.af
Lambert, Thomas A.....
Being the east twenty-
eight feet front of said
lot by the depth thereof.
BOwp, Thomas ..,e.....l
Being the north forty feet
front Of said lot on Sec
oud street east by The
depth Of the lot. GOV
Ditto. ,,.l,,.A.,4.......
Being the moth fOrty-Ays
feet front Of said lot byl
the depth thereof!
Law-Thomas ............
Beginning west twenty
ave feet from the south
east cornerof saidlot and
lfninhlng west thirty-threeI
feet; thence north eight
feot Eve and one half.
2 inches; thence east thirty.
three feet, thence south
TO the beginning. N
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Being all Of said lot with
the exception Of the east
twenty feet front on south
N street by tie depth
Of twelve feet. |
quito. ....s. .....
Ditto. .g.,.g.v....I.y....
Observation-Disclosures.
Lowe Thomas, trustee. j..
Dllto....s..ss...'s..t,..!
tDttto.........,.!!, .,.s.'.
Observation-Disclosures.
Iassellc, William n, trus-
tee for NJ. q. Frazer.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Lewb Sarah T,and others
Requiring Ut The southeast
corner Of said square and
running west twenty
seven feet eight inches;
thence enthusiastically
thirteen feet four inches;
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
fourteen,feet nine inches;
thence easterly twenty
seTen feet eight inches;
thence south seventeen
feet eight inches TO the
beginning. '.. ~.
d
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Second installment OF tax
for curbing and paving
footway, on interest from
October "a, 1893. $3.50
Second installment of tax
for curbing and paving.
footway, on interest from
October "a, 1903. ,sl2.O
INV ssssssss HsssssfsF
Second installment Of tax
for curblng and paving
footway on interest from
October "a, 1898, $3.50
DlttO,'.,'..'''.s...'..'..
First and second Install
mcnts Of tax for curblng
aud paving footway on
interest from October %,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

blttus 1ssssTs ssssssssss.s
Beginning at the north
west cornerOfBald lot and
running south forty-flye
feet two inches; thence
west one hundred and
elghty-three feet two
inches; thence north for
ty-fye feet two inches.
thence east one hundred
and cighty-threo feet two
inches to the beginning.
Observation-Disclosures.
Beginning al The north
west corner Of said lot
and running south forty.
five feet two Inches;
thence west one hundred
and olghty7three feet twOl
inches; thence north fOr-
ty-hye feet two inches;
thence east one hundred
and elghly-uhree feet two
inches TO the beginning,
lCSiuo'''''''''''''''''''''
Beginning az the south
east corner Of said lot and
running north twenty
nine feet nine inches
thence west one hundred
feet; thence south twenty
nine feet hlne INCHES;
thence east one hmiSlnedI
feet 10 the beginning.
<ee, Thomas. ,,...,,.....,p
Tax for curblng end paw
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

II OO ed saI 80 o.
8 sd Is " 4S IS
10 O1 % 20 OF So
H Hrl
10 sS % ss "a al
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
THE RATTLE OF TUESDAY.
PRUssIAN REPORTs-A FRUITFUL yICroRY-TwO
THOUSAND PRISONERS AND SEVEN GUNS CAP
TURED.

n
THOUSAND PRISONERS AND SEVEN GUNS CAP
BERLIN, Friday, Aug. 19, 1870.
The Soatsanseger of this city has the following de-
tails of Gen. SteinmetZ's movements: The General
succeeded in engaging the enemy while the latter
was retreating from Metz in southerly direction
and Obliged him TO pause near ArIicark, where, ap-
preaching on the left bank OF the rver,
Prince Frederick Charles overlook the French
left on the 10th. The Prince had the
Third Corps which, although it had been
engaged at Saarbruck and Forbach. instantly at
tackled the enemy in company with Gen. StHpnagePs
Fifth Division, and maintained its ground against
superior force for six hours until the Hanover Corps
with the Twenty-second and Twenty-ifth Divisions,
arrived ON the scene. These six divisions, under
Prince Frederick Charles repulsed the Third Fourth
Second and Sixth Divisions of the French and the
Imperial Guard. The Prussians took 1900 prisoners,
two eagles, and seven guns, and constrained the
enemy TO a rapid movement from the banks of the
Meuse to the fortified city of Metz"
FRENCH OFFICIAL DISPATCHES - VICTORY
CLAIMED-BRILLIANT CAVALRY CHARGES
THE FRENCH OCCUPY THE FIELD OF BATTLE.
PARIS, Friday, Aug. 49, 1870
The following news is made public this morning: {:
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, Aug. 1o.-5 p Mn
the encounter of the 10th ns the corps of Gen. Lad
battalion of the 73d Regiment of the line destroyed
a Prussian regiment of lanoers and took It's colors
There have been many brilliant cavalry charges IN
one of which Gen. LeGrand was killed al the neau
Of his division. Gen. Montaign is missing. Inc
Prussan Generals Doering and Wedel were killed
and Gems. Groonter and Won Rouch were wounded
Prince Albert of Prussia, commanding the cavalry
,yos killed The following morning we were masters
&c Tho nosition previously occupied by the enemy
ON the morning of the 18th, several combats with
the rear guard took place near Grayalotte' Ihe
force of the enemy in the battle OF the 10Th may DO
approximately estimated al 10000 men' we nave
NOT vet the exact figures of our losses" -
The following additional facts Of Tuesdays conflict
have been received:
"A battalion of the 7Sd French Regiment OF the Ine
destroved a regiment of German lancers, capturing
their colors II is reported that Prince Albert com
,nanding the Pussian cavalry, was killed outright
but this is not confirmed 1t is said that lhe frenon
force engaged numbered l5oeOo. There was severe
eobt;n0 ON the 18th near Grayalotte. The Emperor
Is still at Rheims The ground between Me'1 "n'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
THE LABOR CONGRESS.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 19.-The Labor Congress
met at o'clock this morning Resolutions declaring
to be duty OF the Government TO protect branch
of honest industry pursued by its citizens, and that all
duties on pbuilding materials should be removed
resolution recommending all organizations Of protective
associations TO adopt the EghtHour rule also
ferred The fourth and fifth resolutions OF the platform
were adopted. An amendment TO the sixth resolution
that the accumulated wealth OF the hston which the
result Of labor already performed shond be taxed on
graduated basis, to make the burden OF taxation
bear heaviest upon those who have secured 10
the lions share OF the fruits Of American toll was pre-
sented by Mr.. Cof1n and warmly discussed Mrs Hstha
way favored the amendment, declaring that
the views Of the working women, who ARE awaysst
the very bottom OF the pyramid of oppression s ,n
upon the laborng classes" Pending the discu" '"o
Convention adjourned. ...... o.. ,,.
At the afternoon session Mr. Cohrs supst'u ior .no
sixth resolution lost and the oilgnai a, neJ,a
adopted This resolution declares that tne puuon vi
taxation should rest equally on all eiasses s1
and that the exemption OF Government poli.s M
ton WAS violation OF all Just pr1nttpies ~ enc
laws The seventh resolution, deciarhf ust NontesS
should modify the tariff % AUNT Hee .he
rps OF life and levy duties for the reFehS On
luxury and ON such manufactures a. W can Modues'
as them taken IN and after discussion wts anoptg
TSe eighth resolution depreeatng the grant OF public
la,ds % cornorations or their sails TO indsdNa ana IN
,.s =, ,yin them OF cost IN quanttles not eh-
s,,n ~ ,e scyes 10 actual settlers, was AIKEN uP Out
neraIrs, the discussion the Congress took secest
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF.

Il.
WHY GEN. TROCHU WAS MADE GOVERNOR OF
PARIS-C0UNT PALIKAO ON THE RECENT
I -BATTLEs-THE PRUssIANS CRIPPLED.
PARIS. Friday, Aug. 10, 1870
In the Corps Lgslatif, last evening, the Count de
Paikao the Minister Of War; took the floor, and, In
response to inquiry, made explanation relative
to the fact Of Gen Trochu being declared Governor
of Paris The Government regarded it as wlse
movement he said to confde the defense OF the
city of Paris to person eninenty qualified to IN
crease the security of peace in the minds OF the CIT
izens Gen. Trochu viii be replaced in the command
Of his corps. THE reserves were formerly under his
command.)
The Count de Palkao then informed the Corps
that was certain the Prussans had suffered severely
in the late engagements Their center had been es-
pecially crippled They had tried to retreat to 81.
Michael, but were not able to effect junction with
the Prince Royal. The entire Regiment OF White
Cuirassiers, under the command of Count Won Bis
marck was totally destroyed near Schiettstadt. The
French peasants attacked detachment OF Prussian
dragons, and made them prisoners. The Count then
dwelt upon the fact that dispatch from Brussels,
emanating from Prussian source, made no mention
of those French victories The remarks of the Minis
ter were received enthusiastically by the Deputies
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
AN OFFER OF MEDIATION FROM THE POPE
KING WILLIAMS REPLY-HE DEMANDS GUARAN
TIES FROM FRANCE.

LONDON, Friday, August 10, 1870.
The following is the letter of the Pope to King
William proposing mediation:
Your MAJESTY: In the present grave circum-
stances it may appear unusual thing to receive
letter from me but, as the Vicar on Earth OF God
and peace i cannot do less than offer my
mediation. 1t is my desire to witness the
cessation of warlike preparations, and to
stop the evils, their inevitable consequences.
Nv mediation is that of sovereign whose small
dominion exctes no jealousy, and who inspires con-
fdence by the moral and religious influence he
personifies May God lend an ear to my wishes, and
listen also to those form for your Majesty, to whom
/ would be united in the bonds of charity.
Given at the Vatican July %, 1870. PIUs.
postscript adds
al have written identicaly TO the Emperor"
The Kings reply is as follows:
Most august Pontiff: i am not surprised but
profoundly moved, at tire touching words traced by
your hand. They cause the voice of God and Of
peace TO be heard. How could my heart refuse to
listen to so powerful appeal. God witnesses that
neither nor my people desired provoked war.
Obeying the sacred duties which God imposes on
soyereigns and nations, take up the sword to de-
fend the independence and honor of our
country, ready to lay it down the moment
those treasures are secure. III your Hoi-
ness could offer me from him who so
Unexpectedly declared assurances of sincerely
pacific dispositions and guarantees against similar
attempt upon the peace and tranquility of Europe
il certainly will not be who will refuse to receive
them from your venerable hands, united as ! am
with you in bonds of Christian charity and sincere
friendship. WILLIAM"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
PARIS PREPARED FOR A SIEGE.

THE FoRTIFICATIoNs COMPLETELY ARMED-M-
MENsE QUANTITIES OF PROVISIONS STORED
IN THE CITY-ENTHUsIAsM OVER THE AL
LEGGED VICTORIES. .u.-....
PARIS, Friday, Aug. 10, 1870.
The ConsitutionHel to-day, publishes an article
stating that Paris is stronghold. The armed force
il very great The Admiralty has equipped the forts,
which have been armed completely. Enormous
ouanties of provisions have been stored in the city,
and much more is reaching here daily. Mills have
lately been erected here capable of furnishing more
-four than the resident population could use Some
of the heaviest dealers in grain have engaged to
furnish all that is needed. without any reference to
the price, leaving that matter altogether to the dis
cretion of the Government. The Journals comph-
ment such evidences of sincere patriotism ....a
There is intense excitement and enthusiasm be-
ans. of the poys Of repeated French victories. The
New-York tribune., 1870-08-20
AID FOR THE EXPELLED GERMANS.

HUMANE ACTION OF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT.
... PARIS, Friday, Aug. 10, 1870.
The Germans of the Northern States of the Confed-
Grafton, who have been expelled from France, will
20 to Belgium, and those of the Southern States to
Switzerland. The Federal Council Of the latter
country has ordered that German-speaking Commits
saries shall be stationed at Geneva Verriers, and
Neufchatel in order to assist the Germans arriving
there without means The Government of the Ger
man States promises to refund to Switzerland all
expenses incurred in the relief of the refugees Ger
mans who can procure French citizens az sureties
are permitted to leave their wives and children in
France. i.' OF .t.f.|