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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13
WAR ITEMS BY MAIL.
Facts, Incidents md Personnlia.


inc arrest OF Angel dc Miranda Prints former
asent, oy the russians, created some sensation at
nersaiiles. lie introduced himself to Count Bis
marck under his Christian name OF Don Angel and
pretended 10 be secretary OF the Spanish Legation
ne ~ really Vice President OF the Spanish Financial
uonlssioh III Paris ntrused with the payment Of
te interest on me External debt lie obtained this
position through the more or less anonymous SER
vices which ne rendered TO General Prm as fnance
anu press agent before the outbreak Of the Spanish
revolution In September, 1858. In the latter capacity
nc was one OF the star OF the warlike Gaulots and
naa 9ulle recently published fierce antl.Prusslan
aiticic. When ms identity was established, and his
article with the signature was laid before him, he
coua only iepy that he mad not supposed people at
the Prsslan headquarters were IN possession OF The
caucus, ana condescended 10 read his article.
A Berlin letter IN the cologne Gazette states that
ooo,oOo cwt OF ammunition has reached the camp
before Paris.
Measures have been taken to oppose new German
forces TO the new French troops
General Iowenfeld's new reserve army, formed at
Glogau Is en- route for France, and during the last
lew weeks many OF the losses OF various divisions
nave been repaired, thousands who have recovered
from their wounds having FASTENED TO rejoin their
regiments. All the troops now leaving Berlin are
lifted out for winter the convalescents receiving
warm underclothing rom the private hospitals and
families.
The Official paper published under the direction OF
the German Governor OF Asace announces that a
Commission has been appointed for the purpose OF
completely restoring StrasDourg Cathedral shat
Jewel or the German naion.o
IL appears from an article In the DzienniE Poz-
MANASSAS, Polish paper published In Prussia, that
some OF the most brilliant achievements OF the Ger
man army IN the war were performed, not by Ger
mans, but by Poles from The Polish provinces of
Prussia Ihc Tnlrd division OF the landwehr, under
General Hummer, whose GOODNESS and determine
ton In the battle before Metz, the It'll inst were
so warmly praised, consists almost entirely OF Poles
This division lost l, 100 men In the battle
TWAS the Polish andwenr, too that took a promi-
nent part In the two battles Of Nossevle 3lst OF Au-
ly-Kuping esd OF Septemberh Maxen t27th OF
septemDef, and Bellevue ST. kemy I'D Of October).
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A STEAMER ON FIRE.
A Large Vessel, Forty Miles Up Tho Sound"
Wrapped in a Sheet Of Flams-The
Burning Vessel Ashore near Green
Farms, Conn.

The mail agent OF the Boston express train. which
arrived in this city on the New York and New Haven
Railroad twenty minutes past eleven O'Clock last
night, reports that he saw large steamer wrapped
in flames about half-past nine O'Clock last night.
The agent states that while running between West
port. Conn.,. and Green Farms his attention was
attracted by hearing OF the employees OF the road
exclaim. "Look there's a steamer on fire ~ He
turned and looking In the direction Indicated, saw
with some difficulty, owing 10 the distance, what he
confidently believes TO have been one OF the large
Sound steamers blazing from stem 10 stern. The
large framed upper works could be seen somewhat
resembling the shell OF house on IRE just before
the building falls and when all Its timbers are
agow The semcircular outline OF the large
paddlebox was also dlscernaoe, but owing TO the
glare could not be plainly seen. From the general
size and shape OF the burning mass all who wit
messed 1T concluded that IT was no ordinary sized
steamer aid there IL larger structure In the
vicinity than the lighthouses about Norwak harbor.
The train was about three miles from the burning
vessel, and 1t was the decided impression that she
was aground not far from the lighthouse, on the
north shore.
The vessel had. when reported as above, been
burning for some hours, AS the conductor OF the
evening tram going north ieports that he saw the
vessel abaze about opposite Green Farms and when
last seen by the mail agent large spires OF name
We're shooting up from the body OF tho steamer.
II 1t should prove that II was actually one OF the
Sound steamers 1t is not improbable that 1t was tie
New Haven boat which left this city about haf-pas,
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The fact that she was ashore gives reason to hope
that she mad been run aground by her pilot when II
was discovered that she was ON fire. and that all Oh
most OF the persons on board may thereby have
been rescued.
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HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1s7o-rRpLE SHEET

the London Times, feeling this influence, has
changed It's tone and now urges Germany TO make
peace ana withdraw from France while she may do
so win safety. This feeling is partly due TO the
horror excited by the barbarous and wholly unusil-
liable conduct OF the Prussans In attempting
70 suppress popular resistance in France,
ana partly to the rapidly growing convic-
uon that England Will be the next
victim OF German ambition. The speech OF the
LORD CHEF Baron the other day-which declared
'hat Austria would lie PROSTATE before Germany;
mat Russia WIN be compelled TO barrier her Baltic
ports Tor Constantinople and that England, being
only sale SO long as she remains mistress OF the
seas, must arm herself for desperate struggle
mas produced great alarm and dismay and q hearty
wish Tor the repulse OF the Germans and the
triumph OF the French.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Proclamation by Governor HOldcn-Peacc Re-
stored in AIamnncc and CasvelI Counties.
RALEIGH, Nov. IL, 1870.
Governor Holden has at last issued proclamation
rev0kng his former proclamatons OF March I, 1870,
and July 1870 declaring the counties OF Alamance
and Caswell to be IN state OF Instruction. lie
Says
take the occasion, as chief magistrate OF North
Carolina, to express my qualification at the peace
and good order now prevailing In the counties OF
Alamance and Caswell and generally throughout the
State. trust that peace and good order may con-
tnue; that partisan rancor and bitterness may abate;
that our people or all classes and conditions may
cultivate harmony and good will among themselves
and that the whole people OF the State without re-
spcct TO party, may unite fraernally and cordially
to build up North Carolina and TO elevate her to the
proud eminence which she once occupied as a MEM
Der Of the American Union.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Election i'm ArizOua-Arrivnl OF n New
York steamer mt San Diego-Fearful Re-
venge of ChinaMen-A Woman Burned ur
the stake.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. H. 1870.
Four small buildings on Sacramento street. near
East were burned last night and number OF others
badly damaged. The loss Is about $4,000
Advices from Arizona state that Mccormick has
been elected to Congress, the majority In Yuma
county insuring his reelection
The steamer william Taylor, from New York, ar
rived at San Diego yesterday.
A Los Angeles telegram says that at San Bernar-
dino China woman, who committed petty robbery
among her people, was seized by the Cinnamon, tied
to o stake, q fire built under her and burned 10
death. The perpetrators have been arrested. All
the Chinese have been ordered TO leave San Bernar-
dino
Four Of the railroad robbers have been arrested
and portion OF the money secured. over $40, 600
OF the Verdi robbery has been recovered.
Stage robberieS are almost OF daily occurrence in
California and Nevada.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr--LoNDoN, Nov. III 80 ?. M
Consols closed a. S2s for both money and the
American securities hatUntad States hvc-twenty bonds
1852 ISL do 1850 old s7z; DO 1857 ss sen-feres
lllx; Atlantic and Great Western, 2s54.
fHAsFonT BoUBsK.- -FnAsKroEr, Nov l2-Unted States
LIVERPOOL coTTos 4 sxEr;-LIvEnpooL, Nov FL 80
r. AThe cotton marke: closed steady Nadine
3d. middling Orleans, 9ad. gid The sales of the day
have been 10000 bales including 20u for export and specu-
inst. have been ,3)0 bales.
LIVERPOOL 3READSrUrfS MARkET.--LfvEapooT, Nov.
Up. M Breadstufs fat.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS HARREr-LrvKnroo1, Nov.
BP MLard, FPS. cwt cheese, 70s per cwt Tor the
best grades OF American fine. -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NATURALIZATION, NOV IL
p M.-ReAncd petroleum, Is. Cd per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MAEkEf.--LosDos, NOV I2--Ln-
seed oil declining Refined petroleum., Ia 6sd Is ID per
gallon .
PETROLEUM MARREr-Asrwrnr, Nov n.-Petroieum
closed nrtn
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IELsGnAPH.C NEWS ITEMS.

The census of the counties embraced In the Northern dis
York show total population OF 2otoa2, an IN
crease in years Of I3d,-O2
Last Friday the boiler Palmers mill, in Cashawa
county Mississppi exploded, killing the engineers, Oliver
Grant Edwards the sawyer ana badly scadng several
other attaches. !
Miller waddc aged fourteen years. while ginning cotton
Memphis Tenn Friday, caught In the yin and I've
rally torn TO pieces
The engine Of line the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad poded q station south Memphis,
Tenn Friday evening, and completely demolished.
Night the fireman, killed, and Denis Mack, engineer,
was seriously injured.
Samuel Marble Is under arrest Pastow N H. for the
murder Of his wife by beating and Kicking named
sullivan also arrested charged with aiding in the muir
jury has awarded Mr. Brooks and wife IS 900 damages
against the OF Someve Mass for personal injuries
done plaintiffs by dsfect in the highway.
a special .rgT p Louis Mo-, says the accident - ST
cn-see nv0ivad the loss Of sixteen persons al o. "noS
we're prscpitatsd nso The by the breaking u S
rope while tos,ias heavy column. fowseeu posss As
! been found.
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THE POLITICAL QUESTION.
TsLeGRAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The Armisticc observation-disclosures Not
Finnl-Russia and the treaty of ls56-Rc-
Intions Between Bismarck and Won Beust-
Reds Demonstration in Nisnes-Bavaria's
Conrsc-Popular Feeling for France.
LONDON, Nov. IL, 1870.
A despatch received here to-day from Tours
says:-The government authorities here do not re-
gard tue rupture In the negotiations for an armistlce
as final.
RUSSIA AND THE TREATY OF 1s56-BIsMARcK AND
Won BEUsT.
IL is confirmed that Russia has asked for re-
vision Of the treaty OF 1856
Rumors are rife Of rupture between Bismarck and
Won Bcust.
DEMONSTRATION BY REDS.
A demonstration has been made against the
Mayor OF Nismes because he refused to join the
Southern league.
FRENCH VIEW OF THE COURSE OF BAVARIA.
The Monteur Of Tours, to-day has an editorial re-
gretting that the Bavarians, who have nothing to
gain in the war, but everything to lose, from the
graspng ambition OF Prussia, should make so readily
the sacrifices they have and become SO firm an ally
of that Power They were led into the war with
Prussia thinking their country would be invaded;
but they must know now that the republic has no
such design.
POPULAR FEELING IN FAVOR OF FRANCE.
The whole tide Of popular feeling now In England
y rnqalpg strongly Y lAvQr Of the Erench. Even
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PARIS VORACTOUS.
TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

Eating the Animals in the Geological Gar
dcns-The Monkeys Under Sentence OF
Death.
LONDON, Nov. IL, $40.
The inhabitants OF Paris, pressed by the pangs Of
extreme hunger, commenced 10 slaughter and eat
the flesh OF the different animals in the Jardin es
Plantes on the 7th instant. The meat rates high in
the market. Yak sold at thirty francs per pound.
The monkeys were to be killed and eaten during
the next ensuing week.
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VIRGINIA.

The Case Of Ex-MnyOr Chahoon Appealed
Arrest for Violating tho Fifteenth Amend.
ment.
RICHMOND, Nov. IL, 1870.
The Court OF Appeals to-day granted a writ or
error in the case OF ex-Mayor Chahoon. The eject
OF this decision Is to bring the before this trbu
nal for revision.
One OF the judges Of election was arrested to-day
on complaint on the charge OF violating the M
teenth amendment In refusing TO allow colored
voters to vote at the late election He was bailed
by the United States Commissioner IN tho sum of
81 900, to appear for trial on Monday.
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Failure OF II Cincinnati DistiIler--Thc EnxI;sI,
Mission.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IL, 1870.
The liabilities OF David Gibson Il Co., liquor deal
ers whose paper went to protest last evening" Will
probably reach 100000. This includes, however
their secured paper. which the firm claims is large
in amount and VIII be available in short time
Though they VIII not be able TO make a statement
for some time they assure the pubic that they have
ample assets, and that 1t Will amount 10 nothing
more than suspension.
despatch from Dayton states that private adj
vices from Washington are to the effect that Mr..
Schenck has been offered The English mission.
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THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE.
TELEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Heavy Losses of the Prussinns Reported
Retreat.
LONDON, Nov. ~ 1870.
special telegram addressed to the HERALD at
Tours yesterday, 18th instant, which has just been
received in this city, states the French gained
victory over the Prussians yesterday at Bacon.
The Prussans lost 5000 men and 100 army
wagons. They retreated in disorder before the
French at the close OF the engagement.
Resumption Of HostiIites ON the Loire-First
Days Engagement-Succcss Of the French
Thursdays Bnttlc-The Prussinns Driven
from Orleans-Strengih of the French
Army-De PaIadine and Trochu Acting i'm
COncert-Van der Tnnu's Army in Full
Retreat-Scene Of it's Defeat Travel
Between Orleans and Teyrs--!King Williams
Report Of the Defeat--No Further Advance
Of the French. -
-. LONDON, Nov. IL, 1870.
The following despatch from Tours the sth which
was delayed, gives The particulars Of the beginning
Of the engagement which resulted in the defeat OF
the Prussians:-
great battle is being fought to-day between Mer
and Beaugency. The affair began yesterday with
an engagement between the advanced guards on the
borders OF the forest OF Marchenoir. The French
were attacked at eleven O'Clock in the morning by
Prussian column consisting of two bat
talons Of infantry, 1900 strong, OF cavalry
and ten guns. The French occupied the
line from Poisey to st. Laurent-des- Bots.
At noon battalion of chasseurs a-pied debouched
from ST. Laurent and drove back the Prussians be-
tween vabene and vllleciclar. The French cavalry
then vigorously attempted to turn the flank OF the
Russians, who, however, managed to effect their
retreat ut halipast three o'clock, the direction of
Chateauneui, leaving their dead and wounded on
The battle lcid among whom were twenty siiicsrs.
Many prisoners also we're n,ie.
LATER PARTICULARS
ne f1A details os the victory Of Ger QAurel.
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GARIBALDI's CORPS.

Condition Of the Generals Army--Its EauiD-
ment, Uniform and Pay Chest.
LONDON, Nov. IL, 1870.
Special HERALD kilograms, dated at Dole on the
7th inst, have been received here. The corre-
spondent writes:-The soldiers OF Garbaldi's army
they have are old nint-locks hurriedly transformed
into percussion guns. The Italians object to the
style Of equipment loudly. The percussion caps are
too small for the nipples OF the musKcis and are
consequently, almost useless.
The General has no artillery, at least none has yet
arrived at his quarters.
His cavalry force is small and badly provided
Money is also very scarce in Garibadis camp.
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Liverpool Autumn Turf Meeting.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL, 1870.
Yesterday was the last day OF the Liverpool
Autumn Meeting. The interest centred in the con-
test for the Liverpool Autumn Cup or 200 soveregns
added to handicap sweepstakes OF twenty -rve
sovereigns each, fifteen forfeit about mile and
half; closed with III subscribers. After fine race
Mr. Johnstone's brown colt Excseman, three years
OLD, won, beating Mr.. Saunders Indian Ocean three
years old, second, and Sir ]. Hawleys Roslcrucian
nVe years old, third. The betting before the start
was about nine to one against Exciseman.
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FIGHT IN A BEER SALOON.

Last evening fight occurred In the beer saloon
OF Jacob Ruperich No. 10 West Houston street, be-
tween the proprietor and Francis Madigan, Of l1s
Mercer street. It appears Madigan refused to pay
for drink aud struck Ruperich on the head with
glass. The beer dispenser retaiiated and beat the
"peatu over the mead with Colts revo!ver. Both
men were badly marked, but were arrested and
locked uD.
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GERM Y.

The National Consolidation Movement.
FRANKFORT THE MAIN, Nov. IL, 1870.
Bavaria having objected to enter the North Ger
man Confederation an agreement VIII be effected
with her by the other German States By treaty.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
r r M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
An English Demand for the
Alabama Claims Bill.
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An Italian Frigatc for the
French Coast.
ENGLAND.

The American Mission and the Alabama
Claims.
LONDON, Nov. IL 1870
The Weekly Examiner, issued to-day, rcjoices In
the coming hither or General Schenck as Minister
from the United States. IL wants the Alabama bill
made out Immediately, and says England, because
she made no attempt TO arrest the vessel must pay
the cost.
shire YESTERDAY.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Burning Of the Sprngno Bobbin Works at
Lawrencc-Loss St25,OOO.

LAWRENCE. Nov. IL, 1870.
At twelve O'Clock last night fire broke out in the
boobin works OF Sprague Co., which caused heavy
damages. The following are the names OF the
losers and their losses: The Lawrence Lumber
Company, $4,000; Insurance. $4,000; Sprague ~
Co.'s bopbin works. $4,000; insurance, $1,000;
Briggs Aliens steam saw MILL $4,000; insurance,
So 500 In the Commerce, or Albany In the Bay state
or Worcester, the fremont of Boston, and the
Lamar, OF Chicago. Mr. Wnckley, a carpenter,
loses 1000. The total loss Is estimated ut about
1926, 900. A large amount OF lumber was consumed,
nearly one hundred thousand feet OF which belonged
TO Briggs Il Allen. The are was ths work OF az
inceRdlary,
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MILITARY AND OTHER RE
PORTS.
TElECRAMS 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Neuf Brisach-Gcrmnn Losscs-Cnpsures mr.
0Orlenns-Garibaldi-Th Germnn Advnure nm
Monfmedy-Charge Against the French
Fleet-Hnmburg Thrcatened-views Re-
gardiDg the Bombnrdment Of Paris.
LONDON, Nov. IL. 1870,
despatch from Carsrule dated to-day states
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

FORT MONROE, Va, Nov. II, 1870.
General Barry has Just returned from Yorktown,
where he has been inspecting the National United
States Cemetery.
Major stanton arrived this morning and paid on
the troops.
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lTAL r..

A Frignte to the Frcpch n The Mont
Gents 4unnel.
FLORENCE Nov. 12 1870.
The Italian frigate Castelmare has gone TO Mar
settles protect the Italian citizens residing there
Another vessel VIII follow as soon rs possible
The completion OF the Mont Cents tunnel Is pro.
missed In December.
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CHICAGO Nov. II, 1870.
John B. Haye, republican, has been elected to
Congress from the Twelfth district and 1t Is pretty
sure tnat In the disputed Fourth and Seventh dis.
tricts Hawey and Moore, republicans ana present
members, are reelected. The democrats gam the
Fifth and Eighth districts.
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BELGIUM.

Citizen franchise Extension.
BRUSSELS, Nov. ~, 1870.
A bill to extend the suffrage has been introduced
into the Chamber.
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ILLINOIS.
Opening OF tlu,

Opening o, tlps Rock Island aud st. Louis
Railroad.
MONMOUTH, Now IL, 1870.
The first ~ DIN from Sterling via Rock
Island 10 the Rock ls-
LAND and st rNsuae officers OF the
road on ea Vs. EH2R.ace to-uay.
The last r - .f9Mt1a W.NNE ne lower
division \ ~ - 4..4...-.,..g ~ - y
ref ttl~f
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IRELAND.
Operation OF the Arms Act.

operation OF the Arms Act.
LONDON, Nov. II, 1870.
In accordance with the law OF Parliament passed
last session the Viceroy OF Ireland has prohibited
the carrying OF arms in the parishes OF Templemore
and kilbride
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Royal Naval Review.

NAPLES, Nov. IL, 1870.
The Duke OF Aosta reviewed the Italian squadron
here yesterday.
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ar ..usouons to Iowa. Wisconsin and MN
ncsoa, and passes through the beautiful farm
ing country IN the Valley OF the Mississippi.
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p = g c g p t.
Office of City TreasuTer,l
Oct. 81, 1870.

NJ OTICE.-In compliance with Precept
~ issued to me by the City Council, dated
the 4th day of August. 1870, against the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to-wit:
On the East side of North Fifth Street, IS
feet of Lot No. 1l2, in Charles ". Starr's
Addition to the City of Richmond, Wayne
county, Indiana; the same being in the name
of William s. Watt.
Said Precept having been issued for the
collection OF an estimate made by the City
Civil Engineer, dated the 18th day of Now,
1869, IN favor of the city Of Richmond. as
per Report of the Street Commissioner of
said City, for the improvement of the side
walkin front of said Lot No. 1I2, North Fifth
Street, amounting to Fifty-fve Dollars and
Fifty three Gents S55 So; all of which hav-
ing been done according to'law by said Street
Commissioner. IfF ~
Now, /, William P. Wilson, Treasurer of
said City, give notice that will sell the above
described Real Estate at the door of the Conn
Gil Chamber, sgg d.
On the s5th Day of November. 1870,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. II. and
o'clock, P. M. of said day, if the same. with
all the costs and interest, are not paid before
that time. WILLIAM p. WILSON, s3 i
Nov. 6, 1870. 34-3w$6 Treasurer.
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The Potato Mania.

The potato mania, or fever, as it
may be called has collapsed. The
crop Of the $50 tubers of 1869 did
not sell very briskly last spring,
and we shall probably hear but lit
tie more about the late highp riced
varieties, except as ordinary pota.
toes. at the regular market prices.
The Early Rose, we think, is the
best ofthem all. it is popular with
potato dealers in New York, and
will sell readily, while the Early
Goodrich can hardly be given
away. Last spring thousands of
barrels of Early Goodrich were
sold in New York at SO cents to
&1.00 barrel. Some did not even
sell for the cost of the barrels they
were put in. This variety has
greatly deteriorated in this section
during the last three years. Prob,
ably farther North, where the eli
mate is more favorable to pototo
growing, it is produced of bett er
quality Miners Rural Amer.