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TO THE VOTERS OF SHELBY COUNTY.

/ hereby withdraw my name from the
canvSss 70 a candidate for Register of
Deeds for Shelby county, in favor of G.
N. Greeley, Esq.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
ADJUSTMENTS.
RRn0Ms OPERA U

Jefferson street, near Main.)
|CHAs. II. H. Lessee and Proprietor
EUGENE r. GORMAN-.-Aeting Stage Manager
Prof FRANK ARNOLD- Leader OF Orchestra
ss-THIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA
TER is open the year round with a powerful
and talented CORPS OF male and female art
lists, presenting each evening a programme
replete with music, mirth and melody.
admission, &c; Private Boxes, So spT
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HTTE q CoRwINE, pfoprietors Of the
Job Printing establishments in the APP
PEAL Building, IA Union afreet are
now prepared 10 execute orders O dob
Printing On the shortest notice. The pa
irons OF the APPEAL will bear this In
mind and set accordingly.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Arrival and peparturs Of Nall
ARRIVES

MEMPHIS P~osToFFIoK. = Office hours
/ from s am. to6 pm. Sundays from 9 to
10 am.
C,os
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Railroad Time Tables.

MEMPHIS M t ROCK RAILROAD.
TIains Will run daily as follows:
ARRIVES: A
Hopeheld..-..-.---...B 500 pm. 700 am
II :g1 pm. l:30 pm.
Ferryboat will leave the wharfboat, loot of
Union street, daily at 80 am.
b. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
3. Z. robson Asst Sup't.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list Of letters remain
ing in the Memphis Posboffice and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
win be delivered promptly by e~arrlers.
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LADIES' let IEwELRY
LATEST STYLES,
!. RoEsCHER's JET PALACE,
32s MAIN STREE

All Jet Goods bought in my establish
ment win be repaired without charge.
ao1a J. ROESCHER, Jeweler.
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TRI-WEEKLY MAIL & PASSENGER
Coaches

IRON Gafues' Landing to Camden. ArkaD
II Mas. Observation-Disclosures, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at am. Fare, Sl6.
ty30 POPS a MITCHELL.
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Look TO YOUR CHmDREN.-Diarrhea,
Dysentery and simmer complaint, are
cured by Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup, which
Is sold for Is cents a bottle. See adver-
tisement.
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JUDGE SUPREME COURT MIDDLE DIYI-
., sION.-We are authorized 20 announce r.
TURHEY as a candidate for Judge of the SUI
preme Court from the Middle Division, ma
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OoCAo AOA 0ADAbJ CO0AAl1 Al AaNOI VI Hs
M. Greeley, Esq.
j. A. GRONAUER.
INFORMATION WANrED.-Frank Mellen
left Grenada. Miss, about two or three
weeks ago. Had on a light hat and trou-
sers and dark coat, and was out OF his
mind Would sometimes start and say
the Ku-Klnx were after him. He Is light
eomplected and about twenty-three or
twenty-9our years old. Any information
concerning aim, at this office, will be
literally rewarded. A. A. MELLEN.
BONDED WAREHoUsK.-In reply to
many questions, and for the Information
of merchants generally, / would say that
the s~tore-house, known AS No. 2l9 Second
street, Adams Block. has been bonded
for the purpose of storing imported mer-
ehandise.
Importers can store goods at customary
rates of storage. and insured at the very
Eos0eSt rates of insurance, where goods
can remand from one day TO three years
before it is necessary TO pay duties there
on, c.. S. COOPER,
Surveyor OF Customs,
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RIVERS, WEATHER BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, August 2.
Thesriver fell 2 inches In the past "A
hours. Below high water mark Of 1857,
l6 feet Q inches
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Al. P. N. Memphis & Louisville r LAM. Pm.
r. All points North and
l2:S0lasS9 Esst Twice datly.-.- 4:l5i2:S0
IR.0R-wsy mafis.---~-~--- AIS
Memphis a Charleston r.
r. An cities East 4 SOUTH
$50 isnd way mails..-- $50
Miss. & Tenn. X. r. Ali
HE'S icIties South and way mail 2.2
Memphis & Little Rock r.
l2O0R, daily except Sundays 500
Mississippi river 20 Hele-l
SO0ina and Frtar's P~ofnt,daily l0s0
Miss. river 70 V~icksburgl
ltri-weekly, on Mondays,
Sg0Thursdays and Saturdaysl osO0
Miss. river to st. Louis
isemEweekW, on Mondays
$50 and Thursdays.-----..--.. $500
White river, seIni-weeklyl
Tuesdays and Saturdays,
Mondays and F~ridays....I $500
Arkansas river, trf-Week-
Ily, Mondays, Wednesdays
3O0and Fridays-~--.--~..-....-a ssp
Memphis to Mar.on, Ark
ttrtweekly, on Mondays,
lOOOl wednesdays and Fridays 1850
Memphis to Cuba, Tenn.,l
Ii2sSO weekly, Frid6y.--..-. 1880
memphis 10 ByhRlia and
Olive Branch, Miss, semi
$500 weekly, Tues. a Fridays-t $50
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No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew d Alien. No.5 West Court street.
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Southern Methodist Newspaper
PRESENT WEEKLY sSUE
EXCEEDS 5000 p

F~lrst-cIass Medium for Advertisers
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!. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

In EOhI.
Pat Cleburne.
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FOR COUNTY REGISTER.

COUNTY REGISTERI am a candidate for
u County Register. Election first Thurs
day in August ljelel JEO, BROWN.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LEAVES:
Nldli.s-----.---..- . ~ PIN. ANstB Sill
Junction accOmmodat'n- S:l5 am. $3.50 pm
Somerviile accommod'n- 9:45 am. 4;fO pm
Freight, with coach at
- PIN. bOD an
Ticket once. rs Main st, cor. South Court.
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RIVER N
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River United
States Nail Line.
DURING the SIMMER, and until IL
~ further notice, the boats iG
this line will leave Memphis for White
river on
Tuesd'ys ES Saturdays
At o'clock p M
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
w. II KENNEDAY, agent,
No. 3 Madison St, stanton Block.
Or to ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents.
aU2 No. 2 Promenade st OBJ. d
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JUDGE SUPREME COURT EAST. DIV.

JUDGE SUPREME COURT EASTERN DE-
u yIsIOE.-In espOnse TO the published cali
81 member Of the Bar in various counties OF
East Tennessee. and numerous SOLICITATIONS
of friends, 1 hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the Bench OF the supreme
myIe JAS ". DEADRICK.
, 1870-07-13

oats-state, SIC; Western, ss4ac- Buley--sLaa
{ase9 per GENITAL c,ryr,.Nn
CLEVELAND, July Flour
1Im with steady upward tendency: Maeat 1Em,
fe fe wi Winssf st It ssi: EoG So % i ss g Con-
steady 1rm and unchanged: No. mixed neld at
s2c; 10; Do At &c oats qa!st an and arm ds
9aSc as to quality Barley nominal
pErRoixu4-Q -Qulet and steady; 3a.23 per b11 for
crude; refined ssKs HKs{GTfSoRE Gef selESEE-
BALTIMORE, July 19.-RkEApszuFfs = Flour
quiet and nr1n: aupetnne Western, sa6oa6o0.
Wteat-Recelpts light; 5l.2s91.36 Corn steady !;
whse It, as sLlsslso; yellow 1t sl.o'<alos. Oats
Provisions po1k quiet a. sso. o..5so1. 90.
Bacon aetiye rib alaes 1!Ms; elear r. Ic:
1swS915e; S9a1; 1,n,st at *,.m
PHILADELPHIA, July 12-BREAD3TuFF3-F
quiet: guperfipe, MO6aaIsK. Wheat dull: IL
diana red, ii .8sa1.4o. Rye unchanged. Corn less
S;tH as,iva; s;,} yellow Western so; mixed, 'o0slo7
PROVISIONS Steady: mess pork, 5000. Lard,
FEIRo1Eu4-Dull; crude, 1sxexc; refined, 27:4
WnssKEy-Nomi14a1I1y unchanged
Wheat lower; sales No. 2 Milwaukee at Sl.l9K:
Port Washington cnb at $1.l9; red winter at $l.s5
Corn dull and nominal at 99c; No. Western at
Sf4S1G- Chl6-NtJEtL8u GUu U0ll1Dals " ESE-
ern at Sc.
FREIaH7s-Unchanged
LOUISVILLE
LouIsvlLLE,July 1s.-BAG0lSa-FIm and heavy:
hemp and max at 30G30hc.
CoTToS--D1ll; sales Of 100 bales assorted mid
ding at 1Sc.
BREADsTurFs-Flouri irm and SCARCE; extra FAM
ty, $a5o. Wheat new, Il. 1o@1. 20 on a--1EaL Oats,
&C. Rye, sl.o0 including sacks; choicc, tt.0o IN
store.
PROVISIONS acttyc for Pork. Bacon, II
3l7c. Bulk meats, l6afIc. Lar.,, 17c.
@WH1s1Ey-Raw, 9iIs w.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, July 12-BRKApsruFFs-FI Flour
nominal Wheat unsettled, at t1.16 for No. /;
sr.11 for No. 3. Coarse grains nominal
tREIGH1s-homlnally &C aud &c to Buffalo and
DsWcgo,
REcEIr7s-1,o0o Iris -four. d, 900 bu wheat
su1rMEArS2.000 bF!s tlour.
ass P. M-Nhcat quiet but unsettled, ut $l.16
for No. IN store; 31.l1 for No, do.
O9WEGO.
o5WEGo, July 12.-BREApsTurrs- steady
and unchanged; sa1es,. $500 brls. Wheat dull;
sales 2, 100 bu; No. Milwaukee club 81 SO; No. .
red winter Indiana held at sl.4a. Corn dull and
steady; sales Of $500 bu No. at 9sc Oats ned at
&c.
, 1870-07-13

DUg1n. July la-Rtots are Threatened in the
North OF Ireland, and the police and troops are
concentrating in that quarter.
LONDON, july 12,-The Telegraph says: "Wcrc
Prussia to reply to the French note exactly in the
sense France temands the fact would not guar
antee peace an hour. The Telegraph regrets that
fuller dctails OF the movements cannot be ascer
tained The introduction OF the treaty OF Prague
1nto the controversy, and the report thkt France
MW compel Prnssia's observance Of 1t are denied.
Inc 1etegroph kays further that the statement
made bJ the English Minister last evening in Par
Hament, encourages all hopes Of peace, even were
Prussia 70 feply as France apparently destrcs, In
1act would afford no assarance
LONDON, July II, p. m-A ru,nor Ia cn,,rnt
here that Prince Hohenzo1lern has Et,hd,.~-n hIa
acceptance OF the nomination for the Snantsh
throne II proves true, rapid reaction VII, he
looked for In the stock market to-uorrnx rrs
6ource Of the Entnor cannot be discovered st th,v
hour, and the news should be received with can.
ton.
The tunnel opening on the Thames enbank1nent
takes place Tomorrow It is expected that the
Queen will take part h the ceremonies.
Clasper, the noted oarsuan ana boat-bulldcr.
died to-day at Newcastle -on-T5ne.
The Shipping Gdzktte denouncea American life
insurance agencies IN England It shows that
they are irresponsible, and are giving no secun-
ues here for the performance Of contrac,a to CON-
pee With EnGhsh companies
Oats IN BeEtsht1e promise to yield abore the av-
erage, but fodder Is scarce, and sheep are turned
into fields Of growing barley to feed.
In the Lords. to-day, the bill facilitating the re-
uremeut OF Church tncu1nbents was passed.
The Commons received an amendment to the
Irish Land bill from the Lords Mr.. Gladstone
ssid the changes made were generally acceptable
to the government, and proceeded to point ont
those he should counsel the House to dissent trom
Several votes were taken On the Lords amend
ments With various resu]tR.
Tic House, after dcspatchtng msceiaueous
business, passed the new Parry Professions act for
Ireland. Adjourned.
, 1870-07-13
ILLINOIS.
Election HcturnS--JudicfalC Comais.
sion Issued--LarEe Insect Collec-
lion Purchased hy the Sf1xca

Election Hcturns--Judicfal Con.mis-
sion Issued--LarEe Insect ColIec.
lion Purchased by the Stntc.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD. H., June 12.-OnAcial abstracts OF
the oath ON the new constitution hare been re-
cetyed By the Secretary OF the State from e1ghtr-
three counties, in which the aggregate major
ity for the constitution will be about
5D00Q. From the returns received 1t Is
Certain that Thornton is elected Judge of the Su-
premc Court from the Second District by pyer
1900 majority. His friends in Shelbyrtlle are this
evening holdln. grand satlncation meeting. aud
iTpm pf1rate kilograms received, the utmost en-
thustasm preyntls oret the result Of this contest
between TWO leading Democrats for the dtstti1-
Gulshed honor Of being elected Supreme Judge
commission WAS today issued to General
John f. MCCicfnnrd as Judge OF the ThIEt1a4h .Jn-
tiic!ai Circuit Of this State.
The Board Of Supervisors Of S2ngamon County
today approved the report Of special committee
on poor house, and hare adopted plans Tor the
same. which, when completed, will cost about
<s5oG0.
The Governor to-day made draft On the con-
rtngen. fund under bis control for Sc be used
in payment OF purchase made by III. L E. Barron,
State Ent0mologtSt, of the entire collections Of
bugs and other insects, formerly the property OF
D. B. Walsh, late State Entomologist This col
lection Is one OF the most complete In the West,
and Is OF great value to the State, and will assist
our present State Entomologist In his efforts to
provide ways aud means to prevent the devasta-
ton Of the aforesaid bugs and insects.
, 1870-07-13
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The GermanIa Insurance Company, OF Chicago, haa
declared dy.depd # n Pr cent On T. eaPtts ~.
pany. No 70 LAt3a1lo.st- Per ordeF of he Board.
g. RLORSHEIN, Hec,y.
, 1870-07-13
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
4 CAPITAL NUMBER,
For the Week Ending July l5.

FARM AND GARDEN. pa,.h r.,or .t e,.,.,.,.-
Blight Of the Apple md Pe.r-shIppius Of Apple.
Condition Of F.rit far shino,ent .rd s,1.NI.1
Ing hr Of Corn.
LETTER FROM yETERTyApraE, E.vl.r,s- Tie
case-The Cure.
NOTES on ENTOMOLOGY. str5nea sop..b Bnez1t,
vorn. rtro.e ~ - VI, ~ L. - 1 st@a 3a6-tl 1
the Iarv to e Gestint M in,a tbe Roo,snns11
~ pror,n.;.n e 1 1 ''44-"s'
wAsH1S0ToN. con7a, ~ u.,,,. v,,.. ~,
Tbnyer-Wc,1x Re1Irl,s. w..bhra ~ -
Ander.on ~o-
NEW f,cNSTTTrrrrnv. co,.z..r,..,o,. f,,,, ~
Dn,rfeI, "A@-14 '.eA 0
CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION. p.turn. bv f.orr.
ties f,cm Nearly The Whois st.t.s
CELESTIAL sHOEMAKEHs. The cbt7.mer a.
Work IN North Adamg-Proerc., of The Ann,11'
49,, <,t..s.4.;.I. =, s h.Iss y. A"I ~ atpsGa' g
seution bY ths Nst,e,,;crisnns t4;v;n. H. ths
ssnntest 1sA18 "'''1e ~ '14s
c1f1EESF COMPANIES. 1,,u,,-.,t. m, ,,a,,.,
Chimes Mrrrh,ntssrp.h s-,.s,. ~ r.
lesus-Chinamen in The snr.r Fill,
INDIAN WAR KEGTy. I,atc psaccfn1 T,5h., ~, ,,s
War Path in Terrible Earuest
G;.,s =. "aels ~ uouns.es KsEascd .ad
oUTRAGES IN GEORGIA. A Neero wbtnned tn
Drnth--atrncitic. cf NJ. PAT 'rN ~
RAILWAY ACCIDEkT IN ENGLAND. An rrrnr.
,;on T-n;n w1crIoa -, ~. CO.. e,o,.a ~,
Ns - go :. - n - eoS oieaA 4'o1 <oeto hAa-
IOWA TRacTnv. INV g sha.,a vaoI I-,,
shnt hy Honc Tbie5-Tbe Wurt.-er 49, noeas5: aaao:
he Court Hon.e w;ndox e'et t'"''t '''1'
BRrTTAL uONICJnE. M.n Mr,dsr.a .v ~. ,y,,o
.nd 49, p.. s'se ~ 1A' " 1o
nfDTC1rN F1RFSTnE s7op1Fe. u-u.z;,4o..
rrs,o1r.. Tba W;1o,-,. 49, ~ 0eeea>
THE poTTER,s nAlGHTrn. T,s,,..
POETRY. A Ir+nd al tbc 1nfant sWs..,-,,
the Baby. -"
MORALITY IN ENGLAND: Rnby Farming and rn.
fsnteide
ARTIFIf,IAI 1fE. II, II. ,,f.r+r-a r. All. f,...
HASSAGH11sETTs T,,RM NV $500. s s.ta. =.
Thing. IN I'm MA n,v s.... IT,. EII ' VI
BULL RIiS. After the Rs+tleNpFsv ~ Eont.xo,..a.
did not March On r WanhInetnnSIetter, foor, -
, 1870-07-13
Whit cs Captured By Raidinn Utes
MINNESOTA.
Accidental Shooting Case-Eatnl Al.
fray on a Steamboat.

ACC1deht8I 8hOo13nX ERHe-EAtn1 A.
fray on a Steamboat.
ST. PAIL July 12.-paniel Casweu, a we'll
KnoNn citizen Of Leroy, Mimi. accidentally shot
and Killed himself on Monday last, st his farm,
few miles from there.
Two deck hands On the steamer CitT Of St,
Paul, named AcElror, colored, and Alien, got Into
negro with billet Of wood on the head. EcElroy
fingered around until Sunday, and then died.
Allen has escaped.
4 woman. named Carrie Anderson, arrived from
Carver, On Saturday evening, and stopped at the
American House On Sunday she disappeared,
leaving trunk which, upon being opened, VAS
found to contain the body Of child whish had
never been dressed 1t had evidently been mur-
deIEd. The woman has not been found.
- ne walls OF store on Third street, which were
nIocsss Of demolition, fell to-day, carrying with
Killed AL "e1e An'A.@o oO> AeAe
staane. %sa,nef continues hot aud excessively hly.
from low wafer ~ cApc4'eu|e "4t1eo
, 1870-07-13
OHIO,


Meeting of tho Cincinnati synod or
Fro.hytar.An4-dph
CINCINNATI, July 12.-The Synod Of Cincinnati,
composed OF pEesb5tertes In Southwestern Ohio
met to-day and organized By the election OF Dr.
Thomas E. Thomas for Moderator; Rev. Joseph
Chester, Stated Clerk, and T. F. Cortelyon, Per-
manent Clerk. Being the t1rBt meeting since the
reunion, It's principal business will BIC tic lng OF
the boundaries OF presbytertea.
The foundation stone Of the Davidson Fountain
"as la!d to-day with appropriate ceremonies
G1mn Halstcad, father OF Murat Ha1stead, Of
home, IN Butter County, from Injuries received
several days ego at the hands Of Lawrence Brown
Mr. Ha1stead was farmer, 60 years Of age.
Murder and Suicide at Conneaut.
ERIE. july 12.-At Conueaut, Ohio, this morn
ing, Ralph Wright, farmer, 60 years OF age,
Wilh an axe, act fire to his dwelling house, and
then hung himself In the stable. he Is supposed
to have been insane.
, 1870-07-13

lHk ARMf EnI-
MI. DlCkEF reported from the Committee on
Appropriations the Senate amendments TO The
Amy Appropriation bill, with the recommenda.
tton that the hill to reduce the number Of army
but rejected by the Senate, be substituted tor the
provision Of the Senate on that subject.
~ AfIe. e 3rE1HSs!eTplq3atio9s y Mess1s DIckEY
tary Committee, stated the various points Of DIFF
ference between the Senate amendment and the
reduction Of the army and TINT reported by tile
Committee on Appropriations, the latter being
substantially the bill agreed upon by the confer
objected stTennoasy to thas part of @ the % Senate
a ste y 1e
salary. lie characterized 1t as double concern,
which nobody could understand, and called upon
the House to adopt the substitute reported by tho
Committee or Appropriations.
Important measure on account Of mere matter
Nj. LOGAN fepeiled the insIuuation that he
would defeat great measure fnr the pay Of q few
officers: That = as not the great point Of differ
ence. He would prefer to hare any amount fixed
IN the way OF sllary, rather than have the system
Of communication continued
1T. VAN WICK dlsclalmcd making any lnstnu-
alton, and Was surprised at the gentleman from
He Ind risen simply TO protest against any effort
to redace " legislation. the Ray or salary Of any
army officers. He did not think 1t necessary to
strike at the salar1es Of Generals Sherman or
Sheridan, and the people did not think 1t ueCeS-
saTy.
After further discussion by MeBsrR LOGAN.
LAWRENCE, BUTLER, {3dasa), and DICkEY
the substitute vas agreed TO-.
On motion OF Mr. SCHEECK, the sixteenth and
seventeenth rules which prohibit bllIs being sent
to either House or to the President on the three
last days Of the session were suspended.
TAX on INSURANCE COMPANIES REMOVED.
Ar. SCHENCK, from the Committee Of Wars
and Means, reported back the Sennte Joint reEoll-
@ ton to relieve insurance companies from nablli-
, 1870-07-13

RICHAoEp, july 1a-To-ntght an excursion
train On the Richmond Fredericksburg Rail-
Ioad, having on board the Sunday School OF the
Unlon station Nathtdist Church, returning to this
city from p;chic At Ashland was thrown down
an etnba1kHen twelve r1Iles from this city, by
Hee oloNn acro5s The track -Four Cars and the
Clelland Eas killed instantly; John Clark had
both his legs torn OF, and number were
&aEhtJ wounded. The track was torn up or 100
yazda. It W1ll be repaired TO o1sotroW.
, 1870-07-13
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA. July IA meeting Of promlnen,
slaseoWneFs Of the western section Of Cuba, pre-
sided oyet by the Captain General, has appointed
Commission to report plan fot the abolition Of
slavery throughout the island. The meeting was
harmonious.
an election OF Deputies for Cuba In the Spanish
Cortes has been ordered, and will come OF before
the end Of july.
The cubans IN the Camagreay district have re-
turned to their allegiance, and are working on the
plantations. Arms are furnished them By the
government, and they are organizing for proteo-
ton against rowing bands Of Insurgents.
HAvANA, July 12-Unlted States Consul BIddle
is lutte i'll with the yellow fever.
, 1870-07-13
PRUSSIA.

NEW YORK, July ia special to the Herald,
from London, aAys. a. The French note to PRUSSIA
makes tw-o demands: One fer the disayowal OF
Prince Leopold's candidacy By Prussia, and the
other, for the withdrawal Of the Princes name in
connection with the Spanish crown.
"Prussias answer to France Is expected TO-
u1ortow-
Especial Engliah enrors have gone to Ems,
Paris, and Madrid.
1.-THE Queen Of Prussia has arrived At Ems,
to use her influence for the preservation Of
peace
Paris journals contain reports OF the a1mIng Of
Prussia It is said Prussia will establish an en-
trruchcd camp Of 2, 900 men Of CarTach, within q
few miles Of Basic, On the French border
PARIS, July l2-Esenlag journals publish the
following details Of Pruss1an movements as re-
celved from Ems: The King Of Prussia had sew
ernl audiences with Baron DeMoltke The First
Prusslan corps d. avnsee has received orders to
march to the forreases Of the Rhine. The corps
At Cassel uanoveE, and the Elbe provinces aretobe
reinforced Immediately. 8eyenty thousand troops
are to be on the line Of the Rhine.
PAr1E, july 12--Parisian Journals have reports
Of the immense movement Of troops tn Germany.
They represent that the roads to the frontier we're
cncumbered with men and horsea Even In Baden
the military sctyty is remarkable. Railway trans
portatfon has been arranged that IS 900 infantry
and 800 cavalry can reach the frontier In one day.
Secret exercises Of artillery hare been going On In
the fortress ot Reigtadt and On the common roads
In west PTussda. 6ergean1E Of the regular Ptus-
aan army are drilling young soldiers in the hand
ling Of armR
LONDON, July 12.-There is no doubt that the
Pzuss1an troops are concentrating near Baden and
Nayence.
, 1870-07-13
DIED.

*, X. :,
8. Marriott, aged g years, months, and is days
E5 n. Y. Herald please copy,
BIISH-ln this city, at the resIdcnce Of ~ r. Steele
on the afternoon Of the letf inst. Fotcll F. wife Of
r y. BHsb, Esqy in the 18th ycar OF her a8e.
FuneEal At Wilmington, on Thurrday.
MORSE-JuIy II. Herbert G., eldest son of George A.
and Caroline n. Morgc. Of Corning lows formerly Of
this city. Funeral from Saint Marks Church. Cottage
Gruvcar.. at II :. this dAv-
RAASEY-At Biackberg, I'll, on tho eth inst, John
Ramsey, formerly Of this city, nsed IS years,
, 1870-07-13
Arrest OF lnEeFsoIl, the Alleged De-
fnulter. .satyirdcn-Iron Orc Dfscoy-

cred i'll Pc0fiN County,
Special Despatch to The Cb4caeo Tribune.
PEORIA, Ill, july I'm. a. 1ngersol1, the young
man mentioned in yesterdays despatch as prov
Ing defaultcr, was arrested yesterday Afternoon
at Virdcn. Illinois, By the Sheriff, and
brought to this city. He now lies In
JAIL awaiting the movements OF his creditors who
caused his arrest. He takes the matter very cooy,
md says he can clear the affair up satisfactorily.
1t IS to be hoped that he can.
Iron ore has been discovered In extensive guau-
titles In the lower part OF Peor County, and
company OF capitalists from Ohio have leased
land, and propose erecting q smelling furnace
and rolling mill at Kingston, and operate the
mIueS
, 1870-07-13
MARRIED..


N1CaOIS-BANYOE:-JaI July 4. by the Rev. Mr. Good.
Fpced, John Nichols, Of Waukegan. Ill, and Clara.
daughter Of A. h. Banyon Esq. Of this city
ToWLE-DANYoN-Also At ZANE time, Alonxo
Towle, Of WilnnBtou ILL.,, md Juli1, daughter Of a.
H. DADyon, ESD "
EH- Eastern papers please copy.
BTrrLESTON-HODGE+I this city july IL by
Rev; D. G; Holmes. Henry Blttleson md Carrie i.
, 1870-07-13

AlteKhanY Live stock Market.
EAST LiHERTr, Pa, July 19.-Hogs more plenty
and declining; best heavy, eA@9Ec: medium to
fair, 999Ac.
cattle-Rpn moderate; prices. 7@sHc. Arrivals
reported heavy.
Sheep plenty; selling at 4kaoc for fair; s9ec
for best No good ones here.