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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-02
ESEAH, ESTATE sasE-TS.
TRY WAkFIELD'S
COLD WATER


SELF WA SIZING SOAP.
The manufacturer having purchased the right
| to the city and county of Alexandria, would
invite the attention OF the public to this fine
soap, which washes efectuslly from the coars-
est TO the finest fabric IN cold, warm, hard,
soft or salt water, without boiling or machine
~, and is guaranteed not to in lure tho texture
of the finest fabrib, when used IN accordance
with the instructions. The manufacturer hero
by guarantees, in the sum of five hundred dol
lars, that this soap, used according to the d.
rections. will prove less Injurious to fabrics
than any ordinary soap used.
1t is superior soap, for the following rea-
sons, viz:
Is. The soap, by its own action, dissolves tho
grease and Eberates the dirt in the garment;
hence i; quietly and speedily sccomplishes that
which is usually done by labor and violence
upon the clothes By u washing machine or wash
board. Very little hand rubbing is required
when this soap is used, except when the dirt
has settled very tightly, in the garment, or it
has been very much solled.
ID. One good wash woman, when familiar
with its use, can accomplish more and better
washing with this soap in the same time than
two women with two Of the best machines,
using the ordinary soaps in the market.
Sd. Tho clothes require no bluing as they are
b cached every time they are washed if they
are dried in the sun.
4th. 1t will wash out coach or machine grease,
paint or anything that can be removed, without
tho slightest injury TO the garments.
5Lh. There is no acid or sai-soda used in its
manufacture.
9Th. The proprietor guarantees that there is
nothing in it that can in any way injure gar
ments, if used IS directed.
It'll. It has healing effect on skin diseases,
such as washing tet:er, etc.
9Th. Clothing washed with this soap will last
more than twice ss long as with the ordinary
soaps in use.
9th. For washing paints, cleaning house, car
pets, securing, etc., il has no equal.
10th. BY its use you save women, time, mon
ey, labor, clothes and fuel.
llth A first premium was awarded by the
East Pennsylvania Montgomery County Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society, September
Oath, 1869. Diploma preferred.
18th. 10 consumers it is the cheapest soap
manufactured.
Patented March o. 1870, by Alex. Warfed.
Thousands upon thousands are now using it,
and will use no other, owing to the labor and
time saved in washing, and the nice finish it
gives to their clothing. Again, by using this
soap, the annoyance of hot water in summer is
avoided, and steam in the house during the
winter, by which many severe colds are con.
tracted, is prevented. For washing prints and
Woolens it has no equal. Manufacture ed by
r. NJ. LATHAM, Ale1andria, Va
at double its cost.
For sale at the principal stores in the city and
county OF Ale&sndrla. oct29-colm
DUCKWHEAT FLOUR for sale by
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF COMP. OF TIE CURRENCY,
nnt 1SCn

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1870.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sented to the undersigned, it has been
made to appear that THE CITIZENS Ma
T1ONAL BANK OF ALEXANDRIA" in
the city of Alexandria. in the county Of Alex
andris. and State of Virginia, has been duly
organized under and according to the require
ments of the act of Congress entitled AN act
to provide National Currency, secured by q
pledge of United States bonds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption hereof" APP
proved June Sd, 1864 and has complied with
all the provisions of said act required to be
complied with before commencing tho business
OF banking under said act
Now, therefore, I. Jno. Jay Knox. Acting
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify
that The Citizens National Bank Of Alexan-
dsia, in the city of Alexandria, in the county
Of Alexandria, and State Of Virginia. is author
ICED 10 commence the business OF banking un-
der the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
: SEAL. seal OF office, this 9th day Of Oc-
| No. 17lG. tober, 1870.
JNO. JAY KNOX,
Acting Comptroller OF the Currency,
oct l1-lawlOt Treasury Oeoa tmcnt.
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NORFOLK AND BOSTON
STE ASHIP GOMPA ~.


ORLEANS, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH
WASHINGTON NORFOLK AND BOSTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
On and after MONDAY, October u, 1871
n! TE Ec IA li3P s'e Captain j. Denly,
will Isave Waters wharf, Georgetown, Mon,
DAYS and THURSDAYS, at II q. m'' and
her wharf, foot Of Seventh street, at l p. m.'
reaching Norfolk the following mornings, con-
Meeting with the S. ana Il. K. K. for ali points
South, and with tho steamers Of Inc Merchants
and Miners Trarsp ortution Company for Bos-
ton, which leave every TU ESDaY and FRI
DAY returning leave Norfolk TU ESDAY
and FRIDAY ut =. NJ.
Faro TO Norfolk, So round trip. So.
Faro to Boston, including meals and state
room, SIG.
For freight or passage apply. to j. q. Waters,
Georgetown, D. q; J & Phillips, Alexandriu,
Va; V. d. Groner, Norfolk, Va; or TO
S. p. BROWN s. SON,
General Agents, corner of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue, where through tickets tr
all principal points south can be procured.
oct lift
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RhEERGAEs EEEES.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND han
ASSAS RAILROAD.
a sH EM EH 49, asg:EsS:sll

ES4sn Ell S2X EGY-tn-S-
On and after FRIDAY, Nov. Is, 1870, one
daily passenger train will run between WASH
INGTON and LYFCHBU kG, connecting ct
Railroad 10 Richmond, Stsunton snd the VIZ.
gina Springs; at Lynchburg FOR the west ana
Southwest, and at Washington, to the H"r:H
and Northwest
Leave Washington daily st 6:55 =. H., and
Alexsrdr ria at 500 8. NJ, arriving a. IynchhH!E
st G:05 D. n.
Leave L;nchburg 81 8:25 u. H. arrive at
Alexandria at 5:25 p. i'll, and at Washington
~ For F. ~ MANAssAS LINE lc.ve Washington
dsiiy Excepting Sunday at G:55 u. H.; ieavc
Aleysndria ut hoo a. m, pass StrasburR nj ":4-
D III and arrive IL HarrisOnburg at G:4o D. III.
Eli: .wsrd. leave Hs-risonburg 1t $50 2. m;
pass Strasburg - 9:23 =. m, arrive 81 tAieZ"h'
dria at Las p. III Washington 1T 23o J.: M,
connecting With The 2LOp p. n. train from HsSh-
| ington TO Baltimore.
Good connections, By comfortable coachos,
| are made to Fsirfsx Court Houcc from t"riaz
| station; 10 Miidleburg from Plains; 20 Up
pervi!lo from Piedmont. and to Stanton ron
| Harr burg.
Both tho Eastward :.a1 Westward boGah
| trains maze close connection u. sL.asourg With
the Winchester aid ,tra&ha:s Railroad :" VIA
| chester, Har:jcF's Ferry, &c.
EleqSnt sleeping cars &Ts run daily Uet%Ccl.
| Now York snN .y"chHurK, without change.
| a $50, cars through between Baltimore a?'i
Lynchburg, avoiding the Inconvenience ..
| transfer in Washington
| Through ticket; %H;; 5GSEagc checked :" :
| prominent: points. ...,,,,-rl
| nov 25--:t General TcKc: Agent.
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glOTOMAU TRANSPORTATION LINE.
ST MER PRESS,

STEA MER EXPRESS
Capt. A. G. MCKEE,
VIII resume her route on Tuesday, March
lst. leaving pier No. ~, Ligh. street .e IT
wharf, Baltimore, EVERY TUES jii:ss sSs:sss
DAY at p. m. for Aiexsndris,, Washington
and Georgetown, stopping ct the following way
points on the Potomac river: PIney Point,
stones Wharf. Coburn, Chaptco Wharf Chap
el Point Matthias Point, Smiths Point, Manic
moy Stores and Pye's Wharf.
Returning, will leave Sixth stree! wharf,
Washington, EVERY SATURDAY, at & q.
"a. and King ST. wharf, Alexandria, at I p. III.
FOR further Information applyto
J BRODERS s. CO.,
feb q No. II King street, Alexandria.
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y TIE A MED RS.

MFRS. G. j.. SIMPSON,
II No. l25 King street,
Has just returned from the North with an ell
egAnt assortment eff
MILLINERY GOODS,
all of the newest styles.
HATS in every new and desirable shape.
FEATHERS, all kinds and coiors; VelVets,
Satins, Laces and Ribbons.
My assortment of FLOWERS cannot be sur
passed. Also, FRAMES of every description,
together with IN elegant collection Of READY
MADE BONNETS and TRIMMED HATS,
to which 1 would call the attention Of the Ia
dies, for all are marked to suit the times. mo II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-02

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That appli-
IN cation will be made to the Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas Railroad Company for tn 9
renewal of the following lost or mislsid certiH-
Gates of their stock issued to me, viz
No. so, Jan. %, 1864, for so shares pref stock.
No. $50, Feb. %, 1853, for 80 shares. 1r,r,of
No. 935, Sep. 80 1856 for q shares o tpn,.
No. 1895. APP. 9, 1885, for l6 shares. s'0'"'
Also certificate issued to me rs trustee for
Mrs. S. E. Scott viz: No. 1913 Nov. IL. 1SG0,
for share unpreferred stock
nov 3-1aw2m JOHN WILLIS.
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7 UMBER, &C., FOR SALE.

Persons wishing to purchase LUMBER,
NAILS, &c. are invited to examine the stock
at B. +. BRUNER'S LUMBER YARD. on
Duke street, where bargains can be obtained
Oh accommodating terms by applying to Sto.
phen Swain, esq, who is authorized to sell in
such quantities and q. such rates US will cor.
tainly please purchasers
D. l.. SMOOT, Trustee.
All persons having claims against BE-. BRU.
MIR, ESQ.,. will please present Thorn to me du-
~ authenticated, and all persons indebted TO
Mr.. Bruner are requested to make payment 10
me at once.
nov S-tf D. L. SMOOT, Trustee
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POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,

: AP"II 70 iSIU.
IN order to promote public convehiehcu the
steamers Of this lire will. or to.mor IN
row Wednesday, the 18th instant, Il saafSs!aI
commence their hourly trips from Alexandria
at a. Co.; last trip from Alexsndra at 8 y. n;
first trip from Washington city At 2. m; las:
trip from Washington city +: y. IN.
BY this arrangement safe hourly COM
nunica.ior may be had with Washington, and
connection made with the o'clock s. m. train
for Baltimore.
The steamer WAWASET is making her
usual trips down the Potomac to Cone rive:
and Intermediate landings, leaving Alcxandrla
Tuesday and Friday morning. at 4; M:
Z HO WILSON,
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nANK OF THE OLD DOMINION.

DANK OF THE ULO DID LNII7N.
b Alexandria, Va. Juno 9th, 1870.
No.ice is hereby given that the countersign
cd notes of this Bank and its Branch ut Pearls
burg must be presented at this office for re-
demption at par on or before the lst day Of
July, 1871, or the same will DO barred, in con
formity with an act fthe General Assembly Of
Virginia, passed June 10Th, 1870, entitled an
Act for the relief of the Bank Of the Old Do
minion."
This Bank having been in course Of liqui-
dation for the past five years, and it being very
desirable to close up its business and to redeem
the small amount of its circulation now out
standing, the holders of its notes are earnestly
requested TO present them for payment at an
early day. WIN. Ii. LAMBERT, Cashier
r II. MILLER Prest 10 21-lswGm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-02

uAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS,
III We are prepared to furnish the celebrated
"JUDSON GOVERNOR"
at factory prices. No enoi7se should be aoithout
oms: 1t is the most perfect Governor in use.
saving from III to 10 per cent of fuel, besides
securing great uniformity in speed.
JAMESON il COLLINS.
Corner of Royal and Wilkes streets,
mn It'll Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-02
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS AND
FLUES.

u FLUES.
Samples Of these desirable articles may be
seen at my store, end orders received for the
same.
Flues may be built in nine inch walls Ct great
saving of expense, occupying no space in rooms
Of small dimensions.
Chimney Tops are ornamental, and cost less
than brick stacks, and not subject to the action
of the gases from coal IS in ncrtsr Joints of
brick ehimneys, and requiring no repairs.
sep 9-eo3m j.. j. MILLER.
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l.. :. DAy1O3HH.

RICHARD W. AVERY y :. DAy1DaHH.
A VEEY Il DAVID3GH.
"A (:uccessors to Henderson " Avery
UROGkES, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MEKCHhNiE,
No. 2Z6, King street. corEer OF Alfred,
Alexs1t!ria VI.
Dealers in Buttor, Lard: self, Fish. Flour. Be-
con, Coffee, Tea Sugar, &c. Country Produce
taken IN exchange FOR Merchandise, or sold on
commission at lowest rates. le9 lt'-:t
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President Potomac Fer:y &C
SAINT. GEDNEY, Gen. Supt. up 2h-tt

NETASHINGTON, ALEXAHDRIA and
wv GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET
COMPANY.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain james
trips, leaving Baltimore on Satur- Lss:s;ass.sssss
day next, ct 4 o'clock p. NJ and returning,
will leave Alexandria evo7y "Wednesday morn
ing, ut 8! O'Clock. For freight apply to
mur Ism Is. WHEAT, Agent
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ETEAMRGATS.

OHURrEsT ROUTE TO WILMINGT0N,
ORLEANS AND ALL POINTS SOUTH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-02

NoTICE.-,An adjourned meeting of the
MOUNT VERNON and ACCOTINK TURN,,
PIKE COMPANY, will be held at the Toll
House at Great Hunting Creek Bridge on
seventh day, SATURDAY, tho 10th Of De-
cembar at 2 O clock p. m
nov sO-td P. Il. TROTH, Secretary.
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Cn,yvIIssIpN MERCHANTS.
THOMAS PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT

Particular attention givon to tho sale Of all
kinds of Country Produce and fl!ing orders
for Guano, Farming implements, Seeds; Gro
ceTies, Plaster, Fish, Salt. Limo, &c ct lowest
n,arke: rates. aug 3l-tf
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EsGOE, WEDDHRRUkH " CO..

(Succcssors 10 Fowlo & Co..
COMMISSION, SHIPPING Il FUEW E!i-
ING MERCH Ante.
Mo- Prince street.
and GROUND PLASTER. FISH, GNAlN
and SUGARS ,ay pit!
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
JoHN W. BURKE ARTHUR HERBERT.
DUKE s. HERBERT.
- BANKERS AND BROKERS,
OFFICE-CORN ER KING & WATER SITS.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
UNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN,
AND EXCHANGE.
Bonds and Stocks bought and sold on COM
mission.
Loans negotiated, Sight Drafts, Checks and
Time Bills collected on al accessible points
and remitted for promptly.
Certificates of Alexandria always on hand and
for sale. nov lift
BANKING HOUSE OF
WILMER D. CoRsE Sc CO..,
Nos. 81 s. SO, King ST..
ALEXANDRIA, Va
WILL DEAL IN
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, GOLD AND
SILVER COIN, UNCURRENT
MONEY, RAILROAD
BONDS, &c, &c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS snd other secur-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points in
the United States, and proceeds promptly re-
mitted. Int. Rev. Stamps for sale sep !
CEWING MACHINES TO RENT
WHEELER s. WILSON'S.
GROVER s. BAKERS.
WILCOX & GIBBS.
HOWE'S and
AMERICAN Button Hole Com binat'n
Mschines of the above manufacture will be
rented BY the week or month
CHAS. W. GREEN,
oct 81 76 King street.
NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT in store and
IN for salo By WA. F. BROOKES,
nov Is l7S King street.
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1000 BUSHELS MlLLFEED suitable
lOOO for Cows, Pigs and Horses, in store
and for sale cheap at 20l King street.
nov Him AUGUSTUS WALL.
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eroR eE wAsH1NGToN w. W. HERRE&T
gYyASHiNGTOH u HERBERT.
~ (Successors to Geo. WashiG Ston.)
GENERAL COMMISSiOa' ALHCHAN Is,
No. il North Union st.,
Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given TO the sa!o OF all
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and Cling
orders for GROCERIES, GHANO. SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, hih +, &C., at tne
lowest market market price teb Ill
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Il. ROBINSON = .nM

HituCEE5, tUR W hKul ~: ! 10 ItM ii -
SION VI EEiiit 4 -
King street., Alexandria, VIZ.
Particular attention nn:i ~ TN: selling or al!
kin's .! Country irOli!::.. :lp1is :"r|srdef
PROMPTLY nov 2l-tt
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I|NOX'S ENPRESS cheeks Baggage fro:n
IL Residences. Hotels. &c, 10 sll points on
the w. s. ORR Also TO tho railroad Depot IN
Washington, or Any address in THIS city, wash
ington, or Georgetown. Onico No. Nor.b
Washington street. j. b. fiDG W Al:
augS agent. AlrxNndr.. W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

Austrian Government is buying horses and accuInu-
lating supplies. Her Interior policy is dependent
on that Of the Gar.
1t is reported that the Admiral of the European
Fleet of the United States has received orders to
keep his vessels well together and await events.
Large orders have been issued by the British Gov
eminent this week for naval supplies There is
great activity at all the naval stations and several
war vessels have been ordered to concentrate at
Plymouth.
In the House of Commons, to night, Mr.. Gladstone
answered a number of questions, of which notice
had previously been given. In the course of his re-
plies he said Russia and Austria had used every effort
with Prussia and France to preserve peace. He was
unable to state what Prussia might have expected
from the withdrawal of Prince Leopold, and had no
knowledge of the existence of secret treaty between
france and Denmark He was sorry to say that all
the correspondence III the Foreign Office the
proposition for mutual disarmament of the nations
of Europe not ready for publication; but
papers on the subject would be submitted Friday.
He had no doubt on the score of the neutrality of
Holland, Belgium, and Luxemburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22
THE INDIANS.

RED CLOUD THREATENS TO LEAVE HIS TRIBE
III THEY PERSIST IN GOING TO WAR.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Ihe EUen1ng Star
contains an extract from letter written by an officer at
Fort Laramie dated July 8, in which he says:
Red Cloud has returned and is not well. He has gone
IN his village about 20 miles from here where all the
chiefs are TO DO called together, and he Will tell them
what Ya said 70 him N Hasdng9 Eed tTeafv he
here that al s people o qua fbd not wfs neSpe He is
going TO send his son East to be educated We are all
safe vet. / have not seen the 10000 dusky warriors
There were about 1000 here to meet him. and they be-
The Big Horn expedition composed of about 100 men,
which left Cheyenne about two months since, have not
been heard since by the army officers Gen. Sherman
stated to-day that he does not believe that any OF them
will aver get out Of the Indian country alive. He Is Of
the opinion that when they get across the Big Horn
River and then up into the mountain gorges, LOOKING
after gold aud silver that the Indians VIII surse ana
kin them ALL the Indians are very ucn opposed 10
fine expedition. Gen. sherman Informed me members OF
the expedition before they started that they Woud not
receive any support or protecuoh Whatever ron 'no
Gen sherman received dispatch from Indian Agent
Boggs in charge Of the country bordering on the
tory River, asking for troops 10 protect Ihe
dams and white settlers IN that yclny irI,
to the Cheyennes Sioux in that country 0stes
bly, after deer but 1t IS feared rea any s% Dsf
n troops In that vicinity ~ be on the aloi|
FEARFUL RAvAGEs OF THE SMALLPOX AMONG
THE INDIANS.
OMAHA, July al.-Advices received from the
vicinity OF Mix River give particulars Of the terrible
ravaqes of the smallpox among the eros Ventres In
dans An Indian died with this disease ana the hidahs
duo him nm tn yet the blanket The infection spread
bTnisi tbcir camp and within few days 750 ont 0i
zoo Indians died shirt infected was LEFT on the tran
az tbe pegn Indians by named DE ltoche, Whlcii
caused INC rys1e among that tribe The robes IN which
these Indians buried were exhuined anu s9i1 20
,raders and report SAYS carload OF these smallpox
,obr arr at Utah Sation the Union Pacific Railroad
awaiting inspection before being forwarded East.
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PRUSSIAN REPORTS.
TIE RIVER wE-ER CLIO ED AGAINST TIE FRENCH
-UkAEDiOCS ACTION OF TIE NORTH-GER-
MAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EMIGRANTS.

rI.E RIVER WISER CLIO Ed AGAINST TIE FRENCH
-UNAEDOCS ACTION OF TIE NORTH-GER-
MAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EMIGRANTS.
BERLIN, Thursday, July q, 1870,
The mouth Of the River Weser has been closed
with SUI ken hulls 10 prevent the entrance of the
vessels Of the French Navy.
The vote in the North-German Parliament. yeser-
day for an extraordinary credit of one hundred and
twenty millions was unanimous at first and second
reading. Count Won Bismarck informed the Parlia-
ment Yesterday thai the declaration of war the
first and only document officially received from
France proving conclusiyey that surprise was in-
tended.
The North German Government offers reward Of
f8 sterling for the first notification of the declaration
of given any German vessel at sea, the money to
go to the captain Of the ship giving such notification
In the North German Parliament, yesterday, Dr.
Simsou read dispatch from America announcing
that the Germans Of ST. Louis offered 81, 100000 in
aid Of the wounded and widows and orphans of the
Wal.
Upon the arrival of the steamer Cimbria at Havre
on saturday, on her regular trip from Hamburg to
NewYOrk 500 Germans who had paid their passage
TO America, hearing of the declaration Of war, left
the ship returned 70 Prussia, and enlisted in her
armies. Ii is estimated that the decline in the
number OF German emiQants to America this year
will reach fully 10000, on account OF the war. An
enthusiastic German in the State of Illinois has sent
cable telegram TO Count Won Bismarck promising
TO give SaD 10 the captor of the first French flag
lie Pinssian troops massed between Treyes and
oaii Dfuck have fallen back 10 concentrate between
Ue foIlresSes Of Coblentz and Mayence,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

Feldzengmeiser and Generals 81 Cavalry 12 Generals
OF Division, and Ill Generals Of Brigade There were,
besides nonaove Generals OF Infantry and Gene raj.
OF Cavalry 100 Generals OF Division ana 1913 Generals OF
Brigade. The Austrian commanders are "a follows:
l. Vienna Baron del Monte I. Brun Baron de Ramming de
2 Graft, harha de John. Reikirchen
s. Prague Prince de Mouteuu q Innsbruck,
Lemberg Marshal NepJerg O. ZaIa Dslmauali hanha dc
.. Ofcn, Marshal Jacobs de Kant Wagner.
stein ''' ~ "@"' TO- Hermsnnstadt Mar.hAl de Rod
g. Agram, Ihnse Dic.riehsein eh.
by the terms OF the compromise" come 10 between
Austria and Hungary on which was based a new army
OfgahlzatiOn which into operation last year lhe
military forces of the whole Empire are divided INTO the
standing army, the Landwehr or militia and the Land
stur. The regiments OF the standing army are under
the control Of the Minister Of War OF the Empire, ana
the Landwer under the control OF Austrian and Hung-
ran Ministers. All orders relating TO great concentrat-
ing movements of troops must emanate from the Ebpe-
ror, who is the supreme chief OF the whole OF the mil
tary forces of the Empire.
The standing army is formed by CONSUMPTION, to which
every man is liable who has reached his 2Oth year Inc
Term OF service Is ten years three OF when me sOei
must spend in active service, after which nc IL enfOe
Tor the remaining years In the army OF reserve
quite distinct from the standing army Is the LindWer
the term of service in which is twelve years, but with
duties limited 10 the respective divisions OF the Empire
or general levy is compulsory only in Tyro and is made
up OF volunteers i'm the rest Of the Empire.
STRENGTH or THE NAVY.
The naval forces OF Austria consisted In April,
1869, according to official returns, Of IS steamers
and 10 sailing vessels. The following table gives the
names of all the menOfwar, with their horsepower,
guns, and tunnapes