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, 1870-01-20

CurHAxRK, IL, jan. I'm. Cooper, Que of our
ros: feapeet&hle e,ti7eos. dicd to-day from tue
Iudden ttAt h1s SatIY dld not hi trpapls
phui Lilo HAs eXpRok
, 1870-01-20
South AmCrftN.
I1EEE MiGtNa 4 0uHHnfl xAHRI

LorEs wAGIN0 4 GUERILLA WARFARE.
LONDON, Jan. 19.
Mails from Bio Jaue1ro to the a4th Of December
bring news important, but contradictory. Presl-
dent Lopez was 1ast heard from at Pauadexa. He
bad few followers with hlI, aud Threatened to
keep Up guerilla warfare.
The armies Of the Argentine Republic and Bra.
I'll were ledlred 70 neaca foo1inR.
, 1870-01-20
Heavy AelKure af d,.omnre.

dDuc ouasls saiEeo &ac stoct md itounrs ~ rtsht
nk1 Mneut dxns ID thia c!Iy this mp1nine for M
tAtic1 cf the reyepc1 iaF. A" '@'AAs' 4Ss *'s'
, 1870-01-20

Skw ORLEANS, ian. 1s.-Anothce OF the Cou-
teiie. Passant ard Annette apsar maud ca.es, H.
yclyiog one thouRart boIeE, WaB decided tht1
Afteinoon- The cssc went TO The jctJ at o'clock,
and in ODE fpur verdict for the 4oTetpuent MI
refined. TIE sugar was couie eMned.
, 1870-01-20

Pittsburgh OIL Market.
PtTTsDuRou. Jan. la-prude petroleum. quiet; Is
BID fo1 sPot o. sssr jsnnsly hoselleE: and but tt.
pifefs. hut tracsattiope. We quote Jaauary. sos
February and MArch. Sic; Fehtuary to Ap1I sIhc
February to June, E1Nt
, 1870-01-20
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turrith AZ ea..es eith ron4A at u hoIrs
~: dsst ~ Pies:s,ele fca,oa' Ct esnss g
tieu11 trE hy dcvetrs tneif Whos tins 70 the b1Aneza
HtJ1 sad k1sis esHo reafty - uh ~ nto IhAt u
6o this no.ice kecd the:r ada tl.t tkI
he4ress, th!s unparalleled ores: t. a::h
rct tel '!ateA, ~ Nll se-d q fer tie .Ione.e q:
CO to termlnee wr:k c. ard eipy et IAs t<,=e. II
s+ur1 itri iahfe7ene of tbs lsrsvFt x1d tert s1,-s
Eowtrnctst tqtisbed-AQ 4stt tttt cy c1xiL HeAde.
!cn wn?s 1t.n1nent, erettshe vo>t, s:s1sss E. q
AIIEH CO., AcKEtta Ast-M
, 1870-01-20

Now Orleans aI utket.
NEW OntEASE. Jan. n.tA-OoTIoS-Actiye. advauce1
!sc: m!ddlnE. Er3Ae: sAlea Ct Lon bales rccciyt4
7,5SA balf Z; exports, ,P675 6ules.
HAY Prime. 9t3 60
.PBov1s1oHePork. 8t9 g. Bacon sca1ee and azrer
ss shen'dsi. fn asse; eifa5 s9 s!de* ~ c H. No isn
Mo.ZTAaY-Gold ls1ai. Etell1I s, i3lH@. New Tosi
aght eIeh4usc. y df1eotnt
, 1870-01-20
REMOVED.
REMOVAL.

s. S. Grte1eJ, City and County Sur'tior,
Il. VS.. Cleveland, Landscape Gardener
Rooms IL aud IT Shepard. BrIdiaE. sout..c.a. es
Nnc5sse Ahd ge1E EheZ0-kn.
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WOK. NBURN l. {

O0OE4 C0BURN CO..
KENAFAPEH AoExaT1Elk1 AdKHTH
AFs axfoFxe8 to reeese 1drTssesa<nts for TEE TN{H-
rxK. e,e+s sat<s 4tso, 10 rscsse adrsr-
tiAenents aottees foE aH kkHRRAFKRs on MAnAzEEs
Tn any tagogel n As Q. s TrTftostes al he pxd,
&AAers' totesst Prtees.
1IY1cx. 81 pxAnnoRx-sT-
, 1870-01-20
CANADA.

Escape OF CALDWELL thc Cststom
Iloune DetrAuuck-Ihel lscl River
TronbleBs
MONTREAL, Jan. 19.-The authorities having
ialle 70 CAPTURE Cald"ei', the Mas Yotl Casyon
EouRe de!rauder, have 1nsrruted iEqusy into the
CIRCUMSTANCES connected with HIS escape from the
Montreal Court H01se. The evidence Of 1ye W.T.
hekses has alrcady been taken. sud tue nodus
tleTahdt bJ which the escape WA cafIied ont acd
erected bas nfen already and te1J established,
out the depoeftfons sre withheld from pnpItca-.
t,c1, ~ they will b. made the foundat ot ctn-
tta proceedln3t aRa1t Ct Certain parties.
0TTAWAs Jan 19.-Tbe Ministry nave tAke1 MP
.tbe question OF Nj. Armads Mission to Washing.
Ion. 4 cedncttop, II possible, will be obtained Ia
the duty Oh coal.
There appears no room to doub. that the uezo-
t'a'16ns o. Vicar General 1hlhanit and Co, mel
DesaboISy will result IN The kendfng Of depuIa-
that Al a1hicacle adjustment Of difficulties between
the hAll.bteeds and Canadians will he accomplish.
Cd before the meeting Of Parliament Ia Eepfuary,
, 1870-01-20

OF 1nk CalCAG0 TRIBUNE Is, that 1t RlwaY5 boldly
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THE ISSUES.
Itpeems to be morally certain thst, With the e.
hnchon Of slavery and its adjuncta, and the rau,
ncatto1 Of the Fifteenth Amendment question:
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Currency WILL be the rnltuG and governing Issue.
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Questions which TEE TRtHrN7 Wtl maintain ant
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T. That the credit Of the nation ID tn 1aoat
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The New York herald., 1870-10-29
DROUYN De l-HUYS.
Remarks ON the Condition of France.

Remarks ON the Condition of France.
M. Drouyn dc Lhuys was q guest at the annual
dinner OF the Royal Jersey (Bntsh) Agricultural ana
horticultural Society.
In replying TO the toast drunk TO him as President
of the socete d'Agriculture de France he was very
deeply Affected and said that the state Of his feelings
would not permit him to dwell at such length as he
could wish on subject which engrossed 80 much
or his attention as that OF agriculture. He said:-
You cannot expect from me, In the melancholy
circumstances to which my presence among
you is attributable, any very extended or
nowery speech. l may well adopt the
language Of the Hebrew children OF old and say,
Glow can sing a song In q strange land |" Me.
thinks l hear from afar, while soiourning here. a
stranger among you, the din OF battle and the
snrieks OF death In my beloved country. MetnnEs
see IN the dark perspective long days or havoc urg
ing their destructive course, ana brilliant squad
rons moving their bloody way through embuttled
hosts. Pardon me II for moment have cast
shade OF gloom over this smiling scene, As your
guest express to you sincerest gratitude for the
cordial hospitality accorded by you to me as
President OF the Societe d'Agrculturs de France.n
The honorable gentemans remarks were greeted
with loud cheers.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
NAPOLEON'S NOVEL

Among other papers found at the Tullerles Ii the
draft OF novel by the Emperor. It Is story In
tended 10 illustrate the advantages Of the imperial
system. The general character OF the plot VIII be
gathered from the following passage, which has
been translated rs a correspondent, Of the London
NeaUs:-
NJ Bepob, an honest grocer Of Moon street went
to America In 1s4.. Alter having travelled in the
region which les between the Hudson and the Mis-
eissppi he returned TO France III April 1865 having
passed nearly nineteen years abroad. lie had heard
distant rumors OF what had occurred In France
since lS4s, without being aole accurately 10 estimate
these changes. Some French refugees told MIN that
France groane1 under n despot,sm and that he
wound return 10 find degraded and IMPOVERISHED
that country which he had left In so dourlshtng cor
ditiOn under the reign Of Louis Philippe. Our friend
Beno accordingly arrived al Bres In the transatan-
tic packet He enters the harbor full OF preiudices
regrets and apprehensoDs "What are these YES.
and ugly compared with the beautiful sailing ships
left behind me.n ''Why these are the armor-platcd
vessels the invention of the Emperor Clothed In
iron, they are proof against aae; and this irans-
formation has destroyed TO q certain extent the
naval supremacy OF England" Possibly; but
sais.n lie seeat the crowd going towards the mayor
atty TO the elections. Astontshment at universal
snffraEe. Astonlsbment at the railroads which Der.
meate France, also AT the electric telegraph.
The Imperial r0manclst now conducts hg h hero to
Paris and shows him the embellishments OF the CITY
aud ITS forttfcations III. enoit goes to buy certain
articles: he Ia amazed to find them cheap, owing
10 the commercial treaty. He fancied there were
writers III prison: an error. No disturbances; no
political prisoners; no exies And so the simple
Ben0lt Is carried about, until hs Is convinced of the
beauty and perfection OF the imperial systent
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
NAPOLEON The FIRST ON CITY
DEF EECE.

CORES poDdent OF the London Times extracts
tile following nom the rftn volume Of tle Comii,eu
taries OF Napoleon J.i:-
How VIII you attempt to fortify town with On
immense circumference You will need eighty or
100 armed fronts 900 or 60 900 soldiers garrt
son, SEQ or 1000 guns battery, But $4,000 soldiers
are on arnr. Would 1t not be better to employ such
force III the feld2 This objection has often been
made against great forresses, but it Is false,
because 1t does not recognize the distinction be-
tween soldier and q man. No doubt 1t would be
necessary to have for the defence Of great capital
$4,000 or CO. 600 soldiers AT period OF msfortunes
ana great calamities States may be deficient IN
soldiers, but can never want men for their Internal
oeieGces. Fifty Thousand men, with 1900 or 5000
guIners may defend capital, ana Keep out an
army of 100000 or 100000 men, while these 5o,0 900
men III The open field II they are not trained sol
diers commanded by experienced Officers. will be
put TO fight by 1900 cavalry.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
TIE PRINCE OF WALES.

Royal Visit e. Edinburs-~iseceptjen by the
People and Freen'ason Sociciy--IHe Flag
Of Eioddea Field.
tEdlnburg loct l3 CORRESPONDENCE oiLonden Tlinesl
Ih,s day was observed RS general holiday IN
Itdmhurr. on the occasion OF the Prince OF Wales
laying the ioundaton-stone OF the new Royal In.
Urinary. The weather continued dull all dav, but
from early morning rain had ceased toefali, and,
althou9n the absence OF sunshine lessered tile bril-.
liancy OF the days proceedings there were no un.
favorable elements to spoil the pleasure OF the great
ConCourse OF spectators.
The route followed by the procession was about a
mile and haf In length, and along It's entire line,
as well as elsewhere In the city, flags aud other
decorations were profusely dispayed. The Masonic
lodges which took part In the proccssion-l70 Ia
number--assembied IN Charlotte square at one
O'Clock, The MasoDs present numbered above 1000,
and among them were several representatives OF
English lodges. immediately In front Of the
Grand Lodge, at Freemason's uall, in George
street the blue bianAet, historic nag borne
9oumeymen, No.. :, guarded by body OF
halberdiers. The Prince was accompanied In his
carriage by Lord Dalhonsie, Grand Master, and Lord
Rossyn, Deputy Grand Master. Inc Princess mo also
Joined tle procession at Eeemason's Hall, occupied
q carriage with Lady Rossyn, Lady Walden AND
Colonel Tee5qale. Previous to the arrival or the
pIo0essCA al the site number OF public bodies In
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
MINIS TER BANCROFT.

BisMsrck's CONGRATULATIONS and tho Reply.
Mr.. Bancroft, the American Ambassador at Ber-
I'm, appears says London journal, to sympatnIse
rs warmly with the Germans as his colleague at
Paris does with the French. Count Bismarck having
congratulated him on the recent jubilee OF his doc
torate, he sent the following reply
pras CogNT-i was equally surprised and gra.aed
Eu,oPe should have found time .o send me friendly
graduation on 90 long . Itfe being granted to
me. II Is, indosi great happiness 10 live In
uno when three or four men who Liked
ahors expected TO close their in peace acqu
Ing fresh military defensive which toe
most daring Imagination wond not have thought of and In
three months putting GeImany thousand years hope
on tho best wny towards realization, l accept, there
fore, gratefully ;he good wishes which expressed
on my advanced age, for age, separated from
eternity by narrow span. is this year OF the
greatest Importance the Garth They veterans who
rving this German to Its goal. You indeed,
are young bu, Room already heonss to the venerable
your King surpasses Us all in years and youthtnne May
not be proud of contemporaries Continue TO honor
with esteem during tho short period which remains
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
RUSSIA.
Crousts6t Besolntel by Fire

Crousts6t Besolnted by Fire.
Our European flies OF the 18TH inst. report as FOL
lcws:A fearful misfortune has desoiated Cronstadt
sixtytwo houses have been reduced to ashes in the
course of q few hours. More than 2,ooo people be.
longing to the poorer classes have been left without
shelter. The Orphan Asylum Of the town. the pres.
bytery Of the Churcn OF tho Epiphany and small
baidng belonging TO the state, in which was a
depot OF naval models, We're burned. Three streets
have been entirely destroyed.
The fire commenced on the evening Of Sunday,
September 20 October ~ at IL O'Clock, and at Two
In the morning the WilOie or the district above
named was one immense mass OF fire. The fire was
not mastered till SIX o'clock, and on Thursday even
ing 1t had not been completely extinguished. Ac-
cOrding to the first estimate the loss must have been
100000 rubles at least, without counting the furni
ture destroyed when must have been considerable.
The house property was covered by insurance.
The greater part or the houses were inhabited by
workmen in the powder mills and workshops OF tn Q
port.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
A STORY OF THE SEA.

Rescue OF tho Crew OF an Abandoned Yes
sel-Statemcnt Of the Captain Of the
Crescent City.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81, 1870
TO THE EDITOR OF THK HERAID:-
As your paper has given the only correct state
ment regarding the attempt at towing in and the
abandonment Of tire bark Inez. from Maracatbo for
New York, and that very briefly, I would respect
fully ask tho privilege, through your columns,
OF giving more explicit account OF the affair
more especially that Of our daily journals may
see how little they know about soma matters which
they printed.
On September Is, about noon, on my passage from
New Orleans TO New York, between Cape Hatteras
and Barnegat made o bark little to the west.
ward OF my course. with the Venezuelan nag at the
fore and the English ensign down at the mizzen
Kept OF and hailed. Asked what was wanted.
The reply was, "Am leaking and wish to be to wed
to New York" Without any further parley lowered
getting near enough to throw a line. In one hours
time had his hawser OF six inch and ours Of nine
pon Mona t and I'd , nsr a' they
In this was disappointed ! shaped my course for
New York. It being too thick to run for the Della
ware, making about SIX miles nn hour, Wind fair
and sail on both ships, but such a heavy easterly
swell that the bark's hawser parted about an hour
steamers hawser parted. while hauling In the end
TO keep II clear Of our propeller wheel, !he bark
sHOt up unuer our lee tue enQ OF 0cr 1vng Ilbb00m
striking Cur midshp boat davit, carrying away all
her head gear to the kIightheads. She then fell on
clear OF us. At the request OF the only man on
board who could SPEAK English we sent a llfebcat
and took them all OF. even t0aa monkey. The crew
were thirteen In number. After taking them Oh
sent my lrst olllcer on board with my boats crew
to ascertain how much water she had in, and II NOT
lea king badly TO set her lights and we would lie by
her until morning. At eight P NJ. he returned; re.
ported less than two feet Of water IN her. an old
hull not over two hundred tons; cargo nothing but
1ogwood. However, we made all preparation 10 lie
by her till morning. Found was shoang my
water fast gale increasing from the northeast. II
succeeded In getting the bark in would have to
coal at the Breakwater, with full cargo and fair
number Of passengers. felt had run risk enough
TO save SO. little property. All the lives
50 at twenty minutes past one on the morning
of the 1sh leaving the bark Inez to her iata bore
up for New York. She was afterwards picked up
by schooner and sailed into the Breakwater. Had
u not been for sixty fathoms OF hawser that left
hanging to her weather bow she would have been
On the beach before daylight. When ] arrived In
New YORK ! had only eight tons OF coal In the
bunkers: found the lnez had been u condemned ves-
sell and was pleased 10 think that had tried to do
more, ana any one can see thar what did was ne
cessary As 10 the facts OF the above would refer
the daily journals who have been 80 strangely
misled To the protest OF the captain Of the bark nez
Respectfully. GEOEGE L. NORTON.
Master Of steamship Crescent City.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
THE RUSSIAN ARMY.


correspondent or the DzfcanfE Po.udnsEt says
that he has just returned to Lemberg from POdolia
where no has passed the whole Of the summer, ana
that, although there is not much indication or
special military preparations, the troops are so
be marched across the Pruth or into Galicia
IT. very short notice. The officers are very
hostile to Germany, and they expressed their an
tlpatny In SO onen manner that the government
had TO Interfere. There Is no doubt says the cor.
respondent, that the latter ls On very good terms
army seems TO be that new Turkish campaign II
lIlEnent Russia now having her hands free through
the defeats of france and the connivance of the Ber
lin government. Her only opponents could be Aus
tria and England, neither OF which would, IN the
opinion OF me Russians, be serious obstacle to the
realization OF their plans.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
GERMAN LOSS IN THE WAR.

The ofIcial Prussiau Staatsanxef0er has hitherto
published sevenyone corrected lists OF casualties In
tho united German armies extending to the Ath
inst, and including the losses before Toul and
strasbourg From these correspondent has com.
piled the following particulars Of killed, wounded
and missing:-
DxAD.--Generals. Q; colonels lieutenant coionels
aud majors A3; captains and ueutenants, ATT; en-
signs c0rnets, sergeant majors aud bandmasters,
l26; sergeants c0fpOras, bandmen aud trumpetcrs,
1888; privates, 67sb; surgeons and hospital assist
ants tnon-combatantsl, T. Total dead, ga 01lcers.
1875 men.
WouNDED-Generals. 7; colonelS lieutenant col.
onels and majors. 90; captains and iieutenants.
2s3s; surgeons, 86; hospital assistants s; prvates
29.4A7. Total wounded-l,553 officers. sa.9l5 men.
MlssrNG.-Oficers including l colonel, IS; on.
signs 2; sergeant majors. 8; drum major, l; SER
geants and corporas, o.; priyates $500. Total miss
ing, l24 officers. s. 500 men.
Total German losses TO the 4th Of October, 21oA
0f1cels 64S0 men.
The number Of French 'ekilled and wounded no
lists being published In France Is not known.
The New York herald., 1870-10-29
GENERAL BURNSiDE'S MISSION.
EnaiIsL Report OF His Visits 70 Paris.
ITonrs correspondence of London mr.

Tours correspondence Of London nmes.l
Senera Burnside VII go into Paris again to-Inor-
row, october s. Count Bismarck likes him, and,
there are few Iersons OF any nation who VIII
@ os ps touched by the cordial nature and upright
hess Of nature aud py his clearncss OF percepfon.
,n a. iea ny areeta.lou, selnshness or any aifectd
So ~ easesniansnp, which Is perhaps, theshlghcst
@ y certain high stamp Hesays.-.I like
&c @ Isn. ~ II the best k0rt OF ma nufacture
plomsuc mission In the ordinary sense Of The Term
or no, Is more lhan can assert; but thlnk he has
go IN and oLl OF Paris see NJ jules Fsyre ono 10
and Count Bismarck another, without sx.rc,singg
some sort ol political influence. Iii, own wishas