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The Shasta courier., 1870-08-27
EYES! EYES.
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DR.. {. H. PARDEE,
OCCULIST AND AURISTi

A + lex a protracted blindness of more than five
n years, Dr. Pardee has made himself thoroughly
ana a. selentiheally acquainted with all diseases Of
tne Eye ana Is now practising with success not
surpassed in the United States
All operations performed such strabismus, or
cross eye Cataract by linear extraction, Depression
or Absorption, Pterygium, feshy membrane
growing over the eye, Reduction of Staphyloma, or
9ulging out of the eye, Artificial Pupil, Fistula
Laehrymalls or closing of the tear passage, and all
deformlties of the Lids, etc. etc.
Aruhclal eyes inserted without the least pain +,
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy Of
the real eye. A large assortment constantly on
nand Tor sale at reasonable prices. The Doctor s
Eye bath for the treatment and cure of all nervous
disorders is used all over this coast
Thankful to those physicians who have sent him
eases Tor operations, and hopes that his universal
success will warrant continuance of their conf
dence. His celebrity operator is co-extensive
with his success; as patients presenting them
selves for treatment and operations from New York
and Boston almost monthly.
Many patients be seen at the Doctors ofhee
daily in different stages of recovery. rE
Office; 7S7 CLAY STREET, oppc sit the Plaza,
San Francisco. uyl5
The Shasta courier., 1870-08-27
|. O. O. F

SHASTA LODGE. No. 57-Theodore Habich,
n. @: Jos Mullen, V. g. Geo. r. Knox. r. S;
c. Med nald, Treas. Meet every Monday eve
ming.
The Shasta courier., 1870-08-27
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions, the consequence of self
abuse. This vice, or depraved sexual indulgence,
is practced by the youth of both sexes to an al
most unlimited extent, producing, with unerring
certainty, the fol owing train of morbid svmptomt
unless combdtted by scientific medical measures
viz Sallow eountenanee, dark spots under the
eyes, pain in the head. ringing in the ears noise
like the rusting of leaves and rattng of chariots
uneasiness about the loins weakness of the limbs
confused vision blunted intellect loss of confidence
difidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to
form new acquaintances, disposition to shun So
ciety, loss of memory, hectic fushes, pimples and
various eruptions about the face, furred tongue
feted BREATH coughs, consumption, night swcats,
monomania and frequent insanity. If relief is not
obtained the sufferer should apply immediately,
either in person or by letter and have a cure eff
fected by his new and scientific mode of treating
this disease, which never fails of effecting Quick
and radical cure. DIR. G.. will give One Hundred
Dollars to any person who will prove satisfactorily
to him that he cured of this complaint by
either of the San Francisco quacks.
DOCTOR GIBB0N is responsible and will give
to each patient written instrument, binding him
selfto effect radical and permanent cure, or make
charge,
Persons at distance may be CURED AT HOME
by addressing letter to DR.. Gibbon stating case,
symptoms length of time the disease has continued,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part of the country,
with full and plain directions for use for Ten Dol
lars, sent in registered letter, or through Wells
Fargo & Co.
Address DR.. j.. F. GIBB0N, 623 Kearney
street of Commercial San Francisco. Post Office
Box 252
The Shasta courier., 1870-08-27

is the great Diuretic and is certain cure for di-
seases of the B ladder, Kidneys. Gravel Dropsy,
Oh ganie Weakness, Female Complaints, General
Debility and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
whether existing in Male Female, from what
ever cause originating, and no matter of how long
standing. e..
If treatment is sumitted to, Consumption or
Insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are
supported from these sources and the health and
happiness and that of Posterity, depends upsn
prompt Of a reliable remedy. -s e
The Shasta courier., 1870-08-27
LOW CHARGES AND QUICK CURES.

Ladies suffering from any complaint incidental
to their can consult the Doctor with the assur-
anee of relief.
The Shasta courier., 1870-08-27

For sale by L. Wellendorff. and c. c. Bush
Co.. Shasta. and by druggist generally.
September 4th 1859.
The Shasta courier., 1870-08-27
Caution to the Unfortunate.

Beware of the San Francisco quacks and pre-
tenders who, with bogus sworn-to certificates, dupe
the unwary Some Of the self-styled DOCTORS
whose names to be found in the daily and
weekly newspapers of San Francisco and other
places tradesmen and became too lazy to work
at their trades. Some tinsmiths, shOemakers,
newspaper carriers, intelligence Office keepers, &c.
Look over the San Francisco directory and you
will not find their Medical Institutions in it. Look
at the Directory for 1862 and 1863. The only way
to avoid imposition is to make nqury-it Will cost
you nothing, and may save You many regrets for,
as advertising physicians in eight cases out OF ten
are bogus, there is 10 safety in trusting any OF
them until you know who and what they are. DR..
Gibbon does not deceive people by exhibiting bogus
titles certificates pretended patients letters, &C.
Dr. Gibbon will satisfy persons who may call at
his office of his ability treat diseases that he
proposes to cure.
Consultation FREE.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. Gibbon
that the read his advertisement in the Shasta
CorRIER apl7ly
, 1870-07-10
The Highest Flight Ever nade nx
MRu.

The most remarkable balloon ascension On
record WAS made in 1S04. by Blot and Gay-Ius-
sac. IN Paris. By this enterprise they endowed
se1cncc with series Of new and important
facts. questionable before that time. is they
carried With them complete set Of suitable
knowledge Of observation and experiment,
lhey assembled to a heigLt Of 13,O0G feet. and
observed that At the height Of S,000 to 300
feet the animals they had taken with them, in
order to observe the eject Of the raretied air
and cold npon them, did not appear to
slner sn fhE Inconvenience. In the meantime,
the pulses OF the two c1pesimenters we're
much accelerated that at Gay-Lussac, other
wise alwaTs SLOW, 62 beate per minute. Was 50 !;
anu that Of Blot, naturally rapid, ~ beate .er
minute, WIS Ill. 1t height Of l1,0o0 fee:
a pigeon was liberated; it dropped down
~hifsanE through the air Is il it had been a
ttone.s Ihe ar was too thin, too much rarched.
TO enable it to av. Three weeks later, Guv.
Lussac gent up alone, .nd attained the height
ot =, go feet. four and one-six,h niles. or
9.oou feet higher than the top Of Chimborszo
McuntAin. Tho barometer was only thirteen
iEehcs high. the Thermometer IS degrees
Fahrenheit below the freezing point. while at
He Left the courtyard Of tho ConsxTrdto,re
Gs Arts ef Meters, in rsris, and, after N
aerial voyaEe Of six hours. descended near
Rouen. one hundred miles distant The r.
cult OF this ascension on Gay-Lussac's health
wss sesy injurious, partially By the want Of
III Tor respiration, combined with sudden
TONED pressure 1t he % e1,reme IN he heis6t sbu Of
1000 fees his face md neck we're swollen
enornouelv. his eyes prouuded from, hi. heal,
blood ran from his cyelds, nose md ears.
and also came from his lunes hv vomiting;
in short. his system received a shock from
which he neSsr fully recovered the rest OF his
, 1870-07-10

for tho building Of the upcrn House in this cit,
iasFc number Of Workmen, to whom Itaulkc L
1hdchtedt threaten to lynel, him II found
lnc billiard room OF tnau n8tucd Thor. wns
thtthd, to-t!aF, hs four soldiers, who threw thC
proprietor ont Of the window, and took ai1 the
hlohet On tae prel4lses. The soldiers have bccu
arrested. ~'
The flrst engine Of the Omahn 1 South western
Mailfoah Arrived here and made triai tt1p toay,
Thirty days -
Ju. Greaticy aud Sam. Walsh, who arc BUD
roscu 70 be accessory to the murder Of J, Thonna
At a. Forest City, Sch., Oh the 4th, have been a.
here to-tay.
Five hundred Cinnamon passed here to-.iay.
Ih.5 VIII so to Burlington. aud by rtyer from
and Gcorg1a.
Twenty soldiers started tn.lay from Fort San
uere Tor the SO3th Park irines, Colorado. Three
dead bodies oi miners have Leeu found there
~ the miners whu have cume In, aud 1t Is thought
That most OF the miners In the I,arK have been
Killed. The thrre found wure Rcalrcd and their
bodies horribly manGeti- It Ia not Known whether
they wrsc Killed by tie Utes or the Cheyenne In-
ltaas.
China1ncn are tcIug extensively lntreducc,, "a
lalHscrs l,y the Union Pacific Railroad, which 4
cscat!ng considerable lll-ferllng among other Ia
, 1870-07-10

r7fN
H., CABL8 TRotECT.
~ s:ciS sn,,,, rssen;ea s n tne retltion OF tyEns
am, tnrn.asof 1.iiIt, - W ncase ~ Iutnisn cheap
lion tnrmsch ,hH In;si ~ conmunlca-
and - ,h1s er, II,. ..t1H ststs s Alu Mest lnNcs
frn,n E1orti 9 - HI hsAmR autnosl1y 10 !ay eahle
ns,nsi Traecr,nh ~, st'. .ss rNa! o. INC lntef-
ia n. e'ssH!apn tomlan5s exclusive Privilege
u thr co,n,It, - ~ ntEn tHtkE eanreA Kelef7ed
ITG,r, .9 ~ tulea9n Nsaatlona
Mr. Nf1IPPrTI ~ s1t ~ AtAtluS Bill.
Cou,,ntt.cc ~ -. - AaiuS, iipm Ihc Conference
d,cAi Ann,nnssr,o ~ ~; E4eeulse aud Ju-
Hax A1nr;rS r. rrf wy, HaAue fepot1 which
cxr,ainrs, ~, ~ tenly TO specific inquiry, be
the effect of rsre enase AshenuMc cnt rriating to
Claims, vas rCta,n.%. 49,. .. xnmnesty Cpatt 9!
Mehts !ut th.. rrt..nS.,, 'aat Sac senate amend
anu 4 new state Hcn.-.ae ~ sae SaP!1oi grounds
on!, anu IN aprrnnr,e,inr e. ntn we're Stricken
general psupo.i,loo ,nr ~! 70 $4,000 Cron the
ftea the Senate has rrrcII etca4c o1 ofclal sa1A-
WAS no increase In fhe Consequently there
The Senate sTnan,,,n
departments and tema,s clrrt, tsune sae 70 Clerk tn
oul peea stf7cEcn
In the case OF the latter ryoyts,o,
keHetl allowing tile AppoEnttuen, ~ - aas been in
EI1de OF cIcrlsh1ns. 'eea2cs 10 my
THE CooIT TRADE
AE. STEWART ofycrcd . rcsolnt4n,
the President to cansf fhe art 81 at,s1neftln2
1se2 to nrphibtt the cooite trsde n fosuafy f -,
euforcetf. and fnr INF nrrnose ~ nst.cttly
nroper cty1t of11cers ~ ,he TnitcS ~ nc
, 1870-07-10
WHO STOLE THAT MONEY?

The Robbery In the S.attonal Trcn~-
nry-Tlac nYstcroll~ Disappearance
of SEQ, 600 from the 4~~asc- II oom-A
Purity OF Five Visitors %u~pcctcd-A
HItlt11n In Earnest.
, 1870-07-10

Mr. SARGENT moved that the Senate amend.
ment REDUCING The Income tax to en- Ter cent he
Mr sARaEST' moved 70 concur q m In the seua,c
amensncn, providing that the income tax be COL
lec'eti and levied during ISL aud 1874, anu no
Mr. Sc1,EScK opposed 1t as requiring 1t to t,c
taHhef amended Tnc amendment was concur
Mr. sCor1E1D moved to rccoustdc, the vote
rejecting the nsst amendment Of The Senate.
MT ScuENck moved 10 lay tue motion to ny
eoSf'f5 IT, sttSR gn tS S'c n,S.a Sss1t'ssa "a
Striking cut the special tax on jngHlers, lotteries
Str, Gtf1 enssRrtses, &c ant a,"lsfh.ns she llsnc-
making the difference consist in the character ii
thc business and the Senate In the amount q! The
Tnr vote was rctons1cfet, and The INST amend
meat concnt7ed tu-ycaa, 1e9: nays. 's~
The senate amendment striking the clansc out
tn Inc House hifl which limits tho allowance Of
rent to $50. was concurred In
Inc senate a1uem1ment striking out the para
gfapn taxinE eh1cco9+ sacco1y. isndelton roo,,
a.l" al euesttates for eonee, were uon-concutted
The Senate amendment In relation 10 sugars was
n1t-concufrei In
The Senate amendment ttrtk,ng on. tho tax on
splnA. Ntnca m, orand!es, anA substituting
~ on eo1ses eyc1ets and ultro-maEtne, was tnon-
The Senate amendment reducing the duty On
}utS 1s9m 80 TO & ptr ton, was nou-coucuTed IN.
Ing senate amendment taxing cotton basEtng,
Thc ~ Senata .mena,,o,, ~; tns..4,, ~.
..cast l.efC1r 1rr-n irnr ~ sns 1S a.1 "osu
scIar"!on 9 Per ton Eas noa-concuEreL In.
nnn.rnncnTre,9 IN u" o~oiu o'Aaes' "as
Thclsena,e amendment reducing tho ,,9sy on
stcel rails from III to III cents pcr pound was
Tac amendment reducing the duty On all sail-
road ass..m&de In ratt OF steel from II to 4
cert per pound vas eoncurEed n
Inc amendment placing the duty m cfinoline
stons mart1c mi c,otn he.e ,iis .,na a
ri sots Asn ~ ,, "5cs inr assss. sleass
~, t;nnrn,tfoe @ ~ usms,n Iau ~ E .u;
NM. ccnr11,r.r. - ~, e. 80 80 i.t.s u.nsuuC4l VI
uNuntonCu11rnce, out ~. lnA inststeu on saving
INC rccofa h5 yeas and nAye, and therefore moved
" Tn. Ina. .,non,rsn+ e,-.,,o ~. -.
ac1.nhs ~ ,.Ist stint =, rtcr, Et.+ ~. sue w,
nays. y
,r.;es, aa1 oa1. " nasaTsapn 231n9
concutrc<1 IN
The amendment striking ont the p1fA3raph tar.
cn; inE snp ehsouome'eEs = reF cent VAS not con
The amendment reducing the duty on I've ami
mals frum 80 10 70 per cent was concu1cl Ia.
The amcunnent allowing the importation free
OF duty Of animals for competition On cxhih;.on
The amendment striking out the PARAGRAPH As To
oranges, pincapplcs and grapes was non-concu71cd
III
The amendment striking on, nrune4 AMI ntn1ns
The amendment striking out the paragraph rela-
ting 10 opium and noEphia, and reducing the duty
on smoking opium from 10 to Is PCT pound was
putting an ttc me list oxalc and suiphpT1c sS,d
and ru0gn tlIs1uonde and Inserting H1pllfe
The amendment putting on the trcc iii house,
hold elects Of pessons md families rctqFptn9 or
migrating from foreign cnun,rtes, not intendet
for Ea3r nnt my rrrt..tIpr fnc r-st1o ~ e.n,
, 1870-07-10

frr7n the Springfield taissn47s> La4ir.
Sonic weeks since Ars- D. e. Kennedy 3D.
dressed letter to General n. E. Lee. reouert-
lug / lock OF his hair, with the ASSURANCE that
II received it would be r.fliel OF, and the rro-
ceeds applied to furtherine the objects Of The
association. The request has boon seneroaslv
complied with, Is viii be seen By the follow
ing, which came to hand yesteniay, aocom-
panied By IN almost snov lock Of hair:
"lE1ISGTuS, Va, June $
Ays- D. C. Kr%n<dy, Springfield, Missouri:
lock Of my hair for the object stated in your le;-
ter on the 96sh nit, 10 Alsl ln ralslng funds for
conect1nS aud burning the Confederate deaxi in
Missouri I cannot decline rendering an7
assistance can to such Al object, though the
mode Of doing i. Which you Propose. - not the
ooedieht servant, Il E. LII~
Ne would state that it ie the intention of the
recipient Of tile hair to have the same made
into ring, which will he raf1ied on, under the
auspices Of tho association, st one dollar a
chance.
, 1870-07-10
FOR SALE,
BARGAIN.

Furniture and lea~o Of small, desirable hoate o
, 1870-07-10
11otsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

ro,srlAE APPROPRIATION BILL
az. KELSEY. from the Conference Committee
on the CoEkiaT I'LL! Diplomatic ApptupnaaUn
I'LL, ulade report, which was axreesi 10.
TIT CHINESE LABOR QUESTION.
MF. CAKE offered the fo!tJw1nx resolution,
Mhlch was r.eTred TO the Committee on Efuca-
wv I'd ses .h e. tn u assn Il.
@ n,c "ds IT, fs.fns Il ui1n IT,
=" 4st ssee = s .t ao1 cntr. to
tnnnd RI H. ,l:Ht ItaG ri POLICY ssnd:oE to shc t.
AAa.
may pu.st!e t:s trade u tsh iu,runlty; and.
sxstIs i T 1sfge en.sga'es in 'FF'nzed
~ s;: i :s H. .4c y .as .:; sss x;ts
u i, IL te 5fsn ., sSI IL saf III
iSt aes1ne y year. Or sven months; tha! thls .e
;s psss o ih5 :ersentatiTea u t people and shtss
I . H. TIT T. ths SsSs s md L.
i f.: esaa.5S. rris f i eooa = psss.isaSie
,gunt45ls tecE :aT slosr. ses, Il IN. l"ns., aud
Ssi: sn ] Il .'E .n.ins a"1 IT It s1l%n.
~ ae Ilhi.l,al; ly line md i!nrriso4nent. . b.
att thu batttasitlu Of tlAv.ry.
ur ecurx,u THE The; TAX AZ BILL. i1.,,,,, y, w,-.
an,t MdREa, reported the Sendte amendment to the
Tariff Tax .1l and muyrA that they nil he concur
fts n PRO 3of1na anil referred to the Committee on
Conference, lie said the Committee Of Ways and
Means did not pretend to Fay 1t would recommend
non-concur1cnce In Zach Of the amcndments in
sttail. Therr were sotne OF them the committee
tcc wer: satisfied that If it reported hack the
amendments recommending concurrence In some
and n0u-concurTence In 0thers, running over The
whole complicated questions IN variety. 10 mnch
fiTEle NDULI fEEEr 1t likely
, 1870-07-10
PRUSSIA.

tIosnoN. July o-Thc yurth German fr,er,tn, r..
80" says The French nEess Is imprutentIy w11, on
me acton taken by Fruasia IN The Spanish cues.
uon. The selection Of the Prince Of uohcnzol-
aesn aepen1tsl solely on the Spanish Cortcs an,
no. % The wishes Of foreign powers.
hhh1S, dnlF 9.-The report widely circulated
4o' 'it PAST day OF two, that Wcrthcy, r.ussan
an"assahor at lar1s, has been recalled, Is not
..ue. IN ofnc!A circles here, the situation Il
aoueo. 1frr from danger. Htsrnazk has neither
.e.. ss' nut aaTtecd Spain IN the uoheaLo1lern
matter, anu Sapoeon's attcppt to hn]d him IN ,nr
responsibility is thrreiore regarded rs mere mn.
text, ~ ~ - %"~-~ FAe-
, 1870-07-10

,nrct o..e sota- In reEard 10 the proposed butll.
lne fur thu State Dapartncns tae Senate confr--
HI TO the enlargement Of the Capitol Rrauud,
ansl as to the saias7es Of Judges and heats
departments. The appropriation ior an expedition
to the North Pole seemed to t.' the last ditch oI
the Senate c0nfcrees, and or that the House co.,
1erees yielded, but 1e4tuc1nG the amount from
Sltp,too to t5v,oU- The House conferees have
also heen Induced, for the sake OF other parts OF
the hill, to yield partially to the Senate amendment
10 reference 10 the Committee on Claims.
~. G,NGER inquired As to the salary Of the
MI. DAWES replied thai the Senate rcceied
from ta poaltlon Ii Eegasd 10 all the Aalafes ex-
ceps t39 addlt,Sna to assistant messengers 50 a
except As 70 that o. Two or three Senate ot1cea-
A. 70 ths salaries OF Judges, the House contcrees
p9eme p1a serd a 70 axs IT, The d ssaes s.cs q Su
The offer was declined On the part Of the
stnatc conference unless all judges salaries
.s t. te eca hs p @
oloGy OF the amendment had been altered 10 u
rcau that heads Of departments are hereby author
con1De,eat and worthy to any Of the grades Of
clerkships In their respective departments, with
The co'nptrsas,orA belonging to the class to which
seeon' ihi, ani iousfh Class elerssaIps shall noi
III: Increased by this section. He could nat cum
ce!ye shade Q! ttffestnce In the meaning f.e-
tween tl'nt and the amendment adopted by the
Mr; Io1 POTTER inquired what hal heen done
| Sir. DAWES replied that the increase of the
salary n3 journal cferE, who hal been there four
/ years, to et,'rU. had seemed t. be matter On
whH'l thu wa1'c SENATE had set lis heat, AMI
fsn3ity the conftFtsS Ay1ceu to IN nhdItiu1 of
sl9 cnle:l-a!lnll, whtie the Present Incumbent
will ccuGy the place no longer.
| Nj: SlhlAck: one q .he confsrees. onposssl
right to SUI In the Court Of Claims men living In
] Southern Stat4H who have claims against thc
| government, even though they pleaded pardon
| and AMNESTY. HH denounced the measure
, 1870-07-10

4 Judge ont in Western Penns.lrAnia vent
into the Eyc1 to baltic the other day, and
while he was in swimming about. some aban-
doned econndrcl stole III his clothes except
ing bis plug hat and umbrella. We won, an-
dertake to explain how mad the Judge was,
because although tho English language is CO.
pious. its most efficient and vigorous sdjec-
savea arc entirely unequal to the expression Of
certain degrees OF emotion But he stayed in
the water about four hou,s, experimenting
with tho different kinds Of imp1ec2tions,
md endeavoring to select two or three
OF The stnrdies: obt1tgations for ap-
phcatton to the thief. At last be
cano out, and. mounting his high hat, he
opened his umbrella and tiled to corer his re-
uuat m tho street towtrd his house. It ap-
peMed to The Judge that al the frmale pupils
u "as Boarding -ho1s< And III tbs sas1abefe OF
, 1870-07-10
AUSTRIA.

tnNpoS' 'nls 9.-The dispatches received tro,n
soMe quaHcfe arc well calculated To cxcttc tho
srsEcst approximations The Austrian Corcr7,.
men. Is PREPARING TO forra p..manru, camn nc.,
contemplation for L long TING. ''@''' A'
vienna. July o.-The IrtAAs, eem,orn.,s,
has an editorial tmp'oHng Spain 10 rens, ,..>,..
pFectr!tatlnR Wal. 'e
, 1870-07-10
PATENTS

----
BROADWAY NLAHKET.
Corner State md Iweaty.srcoud 81 WIN h. so1d
sheah ne !es.r stock and a1tafts ot stalls md ID
a goa aIeune trade In fruit. Tefrsahles Kaa,q and
fos seasink Apply NJ oace te
FRAHKBH L son,
I'M 9hn t~w4~Ae
, 1870-07-10
Foreign.
UnE&0eVa
Threatening Situation Of Affairs
in Europe.
Military and Naval Prepara-
tions in France.
Prus>ia'> Reply to the French Note
Unsatisfactory.
Austria to Have an Army of OBJ
servation on the Prussian
Frontier.
FRANCE

LONDON, july a.-rarts Is considerably excited
tc-sl.y hy rutnuEs that Prussia Is aEming Ill the
Baltic lIorts-
The corps Htsmee. now operating agntnst the
rebels tn AIEer1a, under General Wlnpfen, ha3
BEEN recalled.
Thr Ga.etft # 'Frunor, raHs. says the Duke de
GEammont's declaration lA !n the COPS Lcgislattf,
Is equivalent to 4 French utlmntum. The present
situation ts the rcs:.I. Ut Rlsmasks int1tgucs
The Journal Grs Lrtuts Of Paris, says the poIlcT
OF tho Frcuch Government on ihc Spanish ques-
Lion Threatens to nske all spanlards unite On uo-
hcnzolletn.
Prime Minister Ouis1cr yesterday assured the
French sc'late that the oner Of crown to PEus-
Etan VAS the work Of ry1na, md VAS not binding
On the Spanish Government
The Doarxs at Psfls opened excited again this
morning. RentcA Is cenumts lowcr than closing
figure 1aSt hight,
The French Minister Of War has Issued an or
der to all Generals commanding u report to the
War 0fEcc Immediately, thc condition OF Troops,
arftnals, amlnuniuou, etc, III thef respective de
rArtn!cLts-
TAnis, July o-1.30 n. mL-Thc excitement on
the street IL increasing. At this hour the Boursa is
rer3 naIcll excited. Ilat<s tiecnnlug. Thr last
sas wrfr at CO francs ~ ccntlnaes~ IS ccnttrcs
he!ow the opening anh 81 ceHttmes lower than
xny nguns made dur1n1 the crisA. There is great
sctissty at Toulon and other French ports on the
1,c,nc n+,s, m enonrh ~ nT,nc h,,,no m anti,
E,.,.,. ,,,1,v ~, .,@- u, A,e.,ta 1'~ ~''''~
p.kts .rnir e-cnrni,rs ~, ,s.uc,7 ,,,c,r,trc IN
tb,jr cun,mnn,,s al, ofrr,s ,na xtaIrrs ,hacnt m
yr,l,mrh 1,r,, ru.u,,,t.. ri ,.,,v,1,r or;, ,r,-
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.1'ts. "".a W. a.-4hete eeslas 70 oe no
uoonL Anat sAc Eu'e1nmeh1 u ID feccpI Oh al
l.ut! lae ItosslsA e'ose!nneas on inc sui
3ccs VI Tue spAMsu tnfone ancu4t5. IL Is iaa-
mated thAt lTnSsia makes the following points
FlFs'. scnln'lnE all participation IN the Candida
tnsr ~ Int lFfncc u IioheHzo!IcFn; second. that
he Ff,ncc OF tooehzolleEn Is not even relative
o. thc mfsi latnily Of Prnssia; anil, third, that
t'rhtfal f9th Negotiated WIFI the lsince o! t1o-
htnz"lle17i' anu ne Huht pe 1eslonsloe, not f1us-
~. IL ~ Ss'1os1 eestna tsat thS Ans"er IL nos
satisfactory u France, anu tha1 Inc Duke " Gfan-
Anoul Aas io!"a1aea ano1net oeRpatcn 10 befun.
iAR's. saN - "--t"o aNls'uS VI sne
A1M5 o1 iarls nave becl ofdeftd 10 Laalooa
, 1870-07-10

HASAsA. July e.-Thc PRINCIPAL slavc-owncrs of
the wrstcrn section of Cuba Will meet a, tho Goy
6eht1als palace on Monday, aud discuss tAc most
feastHle Ilan r the early anu gradual abolition Of
Ala'csf 1hFuHgh the island, granting even more
1han Tic law recently passed By the Cortes ,,r-
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