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apu prepared ~ ptcstcI aAJ original m,HItr.
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Pipes, eiiy,f 90 'JHIsd, nI "a. sd ~ nua, lasst p4eA
81 SOS srs pt~crs - aV iaasl ,ua brand aHiiy,
LOiILLAkL', CtENftE1
Ghtrin9 Tobacco
--lsir ar1d fius CO, rttsing Tobacco la, no
sppuiuf apy Wuptr.
IL IL wan u. doaDs, lbs bvsy chgWlag tobai tJ "a
he cgahtry.
LUKILLAND,s SNIEFS
Have been ia va.al ia the United Slater over no
years, anu ssa acknowledged sac bsst' Hatfaftr
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-22

Allcocks Porous Plasle'a
sa6d.s sfrrs psias q ne side suJ back, stttebs.
fsfms ac TIssr Affections arr ,sss.t lroab ssiBs
70 pe1subs past Haslsas- VIII ever fane "a 10 b-t.
a. tey P4ihisi ard fen ca gvf8us Ia damp wtsfh.
tssy ifeSasat tkan 10 a. Tarss ulattrrs
give risfs, eaet 50 ar.s - u .ways 10 be draw.
e. haady
FATS % TnE SIDE CURED.
Adsa'e@N rsaa., Age {, lsss
kogs 7 AseskAeo
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sers1 trt ia ons vct fs1rs lruiy.
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80 sssay &C. lt3ssAra aita.stssr TAsg srs ~slI
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-22

Thus tllc g.os; Interests, both general aud 10.
cal, which demand the coinple,it,ap Of ,ae Cars.
AHssEE sND ONO RAILROAD 10 the OLig liver, 81.
furd the rurtst guarantee Of rs sucrcsa and val.
ge, end RENDER TT TINS MOST nroRrAsr AND SUI.
sTASfIsg RAILROAD EErEaPmsE SOW IL PROGRESS
Is rHs CoysTaT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-22
Ladies in poor Healt

Tho Ncfyinc IL also ohs II The best remedies eva
employed 10 the nrs Of thi numerous sud tr.oBls,
s"mr silaents known ar FEMALE CohPLAlNt,.
See pamphlet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-02-22
CopartnorsAip Notice.

Copartnershlp Notice.
! The undor-isaod have tins day formed CO.
partnership Uuuer Tia ar.H uame uf T. n Sr0r
4 Co., aud val continue the business - Country
Merchants sssueoeasors " the iase hrgi u I. H.
Snos 3 Go.
7 X Ssow,
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iateulga.
PRICE, ONLY s25.
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vith qa4i ftttff watkeu tse sthtH a. D. hssd,
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sfiiciss IA r'ef) a. 49, w,it SOC ofa ntAls
From 60 TO siu per Day
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b.. posrJ ma Dr reaird uJ l,ceipf ~ &C. ~ wtll
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90 tbr Jalisa Ntttvs aAt lsiaaas ~ Nu.fm fBr Raj Cd
liberal Inducements Nul b. pdereI, AaaFgss.
American knEtug Machine Company,
$3.50 bpuos, NAsa, 0s o. Latts Aa.
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ifh i - - 70 bst~f taaa pr o.ri camgaaua
AntFFrs. sf usssssg. O. a. 500 bias ~ ~ yAlas
cfstrr ~ fean' lie iasa a1as
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET

WALL STREET,
MONDAY, June Go T.. M.
The week In Wall street opens on dull and irregu-
lar markets. The cable reports holiday in Lon
don, owing to the observance Of Whit Monday.
THE NEW FUNDING BILL.
II win be seen by our washington telegrams that
the Ways and Means Committee have reported the
new Funding bill. Its general provisions have been
already anticipated The new loan is to be
slOO00oOo 900, in the form OF thirty year bond at
four per cent, to be exchanged at par for the
fve-twenties, and to be sold at not less
than par in gold. In the work OF
Transforming the debt the Secretary OF the
Treasury is authorized to sell the surplus gold
OF the Treasury TO cancel the outstanding debt whe
the bonds already in the special and sinking fuhds
are TO be destroyed. The blu has been ordered
printed. The compulsory section Affecting the ma
tonal banks been left out. In the street u 's
thought that the Senate VIII insist upon tne orlgina
bill, and that in the failure OF the two houses to
agree the whole funding question VIII Iali 10 the
ground for this session OF Congress.
MONEY IN BETTER DEMAND.
some OF the stock houses reported better inquiry
for money and new loans were made In some in
stances as high as five per cent. The prevailing
rates were four TO five on stocks and three TO Iour
ON governments. II Is evident from the character
Of the bank statement on Saturday that no further
remittances from the country may be looked for es
peciay as a better demand is reported in the West
ern money centres. Commercial paper was un-
changed
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER.
The foreign exchange market was only moderately
active at reduction OF eighth per cent in rates
by the leading bankers. There Is a fair supply OF
bond bills on the market, but few commercial
bills. The following are the closing rates
this evenng:-Sterling sixty days, commercial
1094 1895; good to prime bankers, 1o924 ll9B;
short sight, 1lok 11o3s; Paris, sixty days, 5ls%
5l3A; short sight, 5.13b 51l14; Antwerp, 5.1sA
a 5l34; Switzerland, 51ss4 a 5.l3A; Hamburg,
35A 36l4; Amsterdam, 403l 4lh; Frankfort, 40S
Al; Bremen 1884 1874; Prussan thaers, II a
71A.
GOLD WEAK AND DECLINED.
The gold market was weak under the steady sales
OF long gold by parties who have becom convinced
that a bull movement thi summer is tmpractlcabe,
in view OF the light demand for exchange and the
heavy cotton crop OF 1s69-70, which has given the
country at least $50 0000 coo OF gold more than the
previous crop thereby render ing it doubtful whether
the balance Of trade will be really against US when
a settlement OF the account is had in winding up
the business OF 1S70 The price dec lined from 1l47S
TO ll37s, at which latter figure the market closed
weak. The course OF the market is skown in the
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf-past Five O'Clock p. Nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY June 6-6 M.
CoFFFT.-Rlo in active demand from the trade, and
prices steady at last quotations There sold
45Oo bags Brazera, LIZA do. Moses Rogers 1000 do
Martha Stevens private terms OF Ceylon $500 bags
Choice sold private terms. Other kinds were
still quiet but steady in value. We quote RioO Ordinary
cargoes las4c l5c fair do: 154c. 152<c good do,
slsac Java 2Oc 22c singapore, lsc lgc' Ceylon,
1s4c. jamaica 5c I6j1c. Costa Rica f6c Zoe Mania,
16c 7c; Mexican l5c. &c., and Savania, l5Sc &c.,
all gold, duty paid. ,..
CoTToNIhe market for this staple fairly active the
demand being principally for export but with continued free
by reference to quotations appended The sales
25 bales of which 1886 for export 4 spin
ming and Is speculation For future delivery the
duh lower The sales $50 bales basis low mid
ding for June. at 2c. 40D do for July 20c 21c 100
for September 20 6 500 do TOR October l9c
VIE tn
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JUSTICE IN TEXAS.

Austin county. Texas, needs new charter. The
following reprimand Of jury for acquittlng man
indicted for murder Is worthy Of some Of our best
New York judges in the days before new Charter
gave petit juries some idea OF justice:-
GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY-I deem iJ my duty to
say 10 you that the Court dsapproves your verdict
1t IS the decided opinion OF the Court that you have
by your verdict, wrongfully turned another man
loose upon the community. by your verdict you
have said that the accused js guilty OF no crime.
Your verdict Is final and he again be prose-
cuted for this offence. Your verdict being contrary
to law, contrary TO evidence and contrary to the
charge of the Court the Court disapproves OF your
discharged, gentlemen Of the jury from the further
consideration OF this case. The prisoner may be
released.
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Inc eAueme huctuauops III INC ieauihs sPe'u'"
tive shares were as follows:--

SOUTHERN observation-disclosures EEs EXCITED
the only feature In the Southern list were the
Tennessees, which were feverish, and moved vio-
Iently on light offerings. The earliest street price
was 59A for the new bonds, from which there was a
decline to SIX at the last Board, where the sales
were heavy. Later IN the day there was rally to
5s The only bonds were strong and steady, in view
of the expected ''scalingu OF the new Issues. The
general list was steady and strong, but dun. The
following were the final street prces:-Tennessee, ex
coupon, 62 a 62A; do. new, SIX 5s; Vir-
gina, ex coupon, SO a 20; do, new, 81 6sh;
Georgia skies, 81 go; do. sevens, 90 95h;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 40 49}l; do, new, 20
25H: Missouri skies, "a 95; do. Hannibal ana
ST, Joseph, % o4i Louisiana sixes 70 IS; 40.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Observation-Disclosures Jersey City, on Thurs
day, June q by the Rev. Geo. H. Peeke, ]. UTrO DON
NER of DantZic, Prussia, TO MARY E. VOORHEES,,
daughter OF the late Abraham Van Arsdale.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - AFFORD - SIMPSON. - On
Monday, June 9, by the Rev. j. 5. Haugh HENRY
and CHARLES c. AFFORD to ELLIE NJ. SIMPSON
daughters of James S. Simpson, ESQ., of this city.
No cards.
please copy.
GAYLoRD-yAN WICKLE-In Brooklyn. on We'd
nesday. June l., by the Rev. DR.. Paddock, Or. VIII
LIAM GAYLORD, of Brooklyn, to Miss SARAH l.. VAN
WICKLE, Of New Brunswick, n. J. No cards.
RoGERs-JoNEs.-At Mrs. Snaws Hotel, Cypress
Hills, on Sunday, June 5, by the Rev. Wm Wake
JOHN ROGERS to ELIZABETH JONES' both Of Cypress
Hills.
WEBB-STEvENs-At the residence OF the BRIDE
No. 70 Bloomfield street, Hoboken city, n. j., on
Monday, June 6, by the Rev. M. +. Ellison, SAMUEL
WEBB 10 MARY LOUISE STEVENS. No cards.
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A THREE MARBLE BED BILLIARD TABLES,
N. nearly new; Grfths make; 4sets OF balls; hair
cushions 4u feet long, 40 counters racks &C., all CON-
pee for $780, the business complete withnne years
lease Of whole house, three oor each A. feet deep rent only
$500 year. all cheap for cash 70 Prospect street, Paier'
son, N. j.
(NASh CUsTOMER.-WANTED TO PURCHASE, THREE
~ second hand Tables 5xl0, in good order; Sharps pre-
ferred Address CASH Herald Office.
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For whea, there was active demand and prices ad-
&C. &c. The sales 10000 bushels (par satur
day afternoon at 81 rs for No. Chicago spring. 81 ~
VI 2s for do Mwaukeeco AT about 81 ~ for prime
81 IS for No do II 35 81 36 for Souther Illinois winter
In store, ~ 3s 81 81 for amber winter in store,
81 20 xl so for white Genesee 81 80 for Deh 81 30 for
unsound white Western. Corn dull and prices
heavy The sales about 10000 bushels 81 "a ST. %
for new mixed Western and 81 l9 81 20 for yellow State
Oats were good demand and advanced c &C., the sales
bnns 60 600 bushels at 64c SIC for at CSC.
aoc and 1Oc for Ohio OF barley malt lb0O bushels Stale
were sold at soc Rye and barley dull and nominal
me STOCK OF grain in the New York and Brooklyn warehouses
June le, was as folows:7O647s bushels wheat 69845
lUS,775 do. malt. ''
FREIanTs.-Tbe market was fairly active and Grm for
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

NAVAL sroREs. The market for spirits turpenne was
% for 5 and shipping @ 1c Tnes
tons market rosn was wal very quiet and prices
3; r ss Ssss ies 10
ss ed Wilmington ssa 90 Washington
he -sf 'ns az; PRIME ID & r'Ss' %
Gshs other KIN Kinds
were dun at previous sgare;
asr s.a 5 % s. Sa
we're 1850 bS. in lots $3.50 IS for and sss 70,
also S's and nsS s ds %s'' for for at s
sss hIS, as s sas a%
@ M ms aus ae n ,ys
ans but the supply being small The market nTm small
:n as SIS | se % S S
$s 80 sas for prime Hsu, mess India mesa .sss wss
of's though
%s for @ ps pIs: er
long clear and ss IsS for short "a .s
lsS sSs
% 81 a S
sales sy lard were made q S s,5 % n.
s as ss
reported and prices were nominal At s1c &c The mar
being limited and offerings fair previous prices
not maintained the market M closing heavy a 21c
q H-l6c. and 500 do. Canada at 27c. For future
delivery the market quiet and heard of sales
July was quoted at 274c 27c and August at &c
In Philadelphia the market duh and &c. lower,
closing 26SSc 27c Sales 1,2o0 bbs for June at 2c
RICE Carolina steady, with small sales within the
range of &c. 6]3c. for common 10 prime grades.
STEARINE.-Frime held at Tc IKE, with 16Ac.
bid.
SEEDs.-Linseed sil active and rm The sales
ITO arrive, at $a 25 gold, duty paid Grass were
dull at former figures.
sUGAR.-There fair business transacted raw at
@ previous prices the demand bens chiefly from rs6per
Rico, including fair 10 good refining Cuba at 9}6c 9c
also 1900 boxes part at 92sc &C. Refined moder
aey active at steady prices the market closing at 14c for
crushed and grannaied l4ac for Powdered 2Ns 95so
for soft white, l2ac. for extra and 2c for yellow
We Cnba-iperior to common refining, aIsc 9Ac
fair refining, 91c good refining sc good grocery
9sc l01c prime choice grocery 10Ac 10sc. cenrI
iuga hhds and boxes ss4c al4e molasses sugar hhds
and boxes. Ssc. sac. :melado 6sc Sac. HayaDaBoxes
Dutch sandagd Nos atos s3c s'4c de- 40 TO II s..c
do 9 to 90 12sc al2ssc; white, l2c. l234c Porto
RicoRefnng grades sac. 9c do, grocery grades, 9c
a llAc.
TALLow-The market quiet, but steady small sales
were reported At csc 9s4c. for prime.
WHIsKEYReceips, 957 bbls. The market was passably
active but at lower prices The sales $50 bbs T Us
q $l 0cH.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE 1S7o-TRIPLE SHEET

~
grain q former rates. but atm quiet though n for almost
and rates generally steady The engagements
10 LIVERPOOL 80 bales cotton At hS2d and per steamer
ShW busheln wheat n kfd and 300 bales cotton NJ
70 London, 16Ooo bushels wheat at ID 10 Bristol zoo
bushels wheat at TO Havre, steamer via Liverpool
soO0 bushels wheat 1T 94d The charters were: Italian
bark from Phsdclphia with aU0 bbls. petroleum
to Gibraltar for orders, 81. 3D. to the Aariatic
At o.: 3D.; American bark 10 Constantinopalee
with 10000 petroleum At 25c:; schooner, iso
tons TO Porto Rico back, b0c brig about S2o TONS
TO the south side Cuba back at abrg to Newfound
cargo brig about $50 TONS to cenuegos and bsck ots,
l0o bbls the windward bark from Philadelphia 70 'ae
Continent with 800 bbs lPetrolsnm bark 1Sa ,ons s1
cargo snp 800 tons 70 Galveston 1 general cargo On P
q or about ks and bark to Gibraltar Direct with S'O
bbs. -four, at 75c., gold and per cent
GUHNlEs dull but unchanged In value.
HoPs.-The market dull but unchanged There was
but little demand, and that entirely small lots but
holders were firm In their pretensons demanding full or
mer hgures viz l0c 26c for common choice grades
HEMP.-Mania was quiet but steady at H1sc. aHhc.,
god Jute was quoted s &C. 6c, god Sisa l2c l2Ac,
do, and Tampco, 7c 7c, do in bond, without sales OF
Consequence. -
HAY-There prevailed fair demand steady prices We
quote shipping, sOc retail lots, soc. III 0 long rye
straw, 95c 81 TO- short do, e5c. q 90c.
MoLASeEs--The market quiet, and we heard OF no
sales Of moment Prices steady for the
aA.l. rtf.An
The New York herald., 1870-06-07

M j. DIXON, 275 BLEEcKER STREET FURNISHES
u hotels restaurants confeconers fars ana excursions
with his celebrated steam Creams, OF a avors, at 40c
per quart.
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Upian Is and Mobile ana


bags meal 663 bushels wheat S. corn
532s OATS 2C00 do barley, $50 do. rye and $500 do
malt. The market for state and Western -four
active tesre being good demand for export and prices
higher the sales being at improvement OF BE- l0c
per bb There sold about 900 bhs of which about
t50 taken by exporters For Southern -four the de-
mand active and prices firm safes 500 bbs
is,e 1our rather hrmer with improved demand
sales 800 bbls Corn meal was dull but unchanged. We
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DENTISTRY

TOR. CRANES 0STEOPLASTIC AND PLATINA RE-
~ stores decayed, broken and sensitive teeth 10 ihe>r
original without pain; 00 testimo
malls Rooms, 25O West Forty second street.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from 3H
per cent for carrying TO nat for borrowing. The
operations OF the God Exchange Bank We're as fol
lows
Gold balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,2509l2
currency Daanccs. l,4oo,0I3
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sevens 10 a &C: do. elghts, 81 o SO; do
Levee skies. rs q 75x; do. do. eights, % oS;
Alabama eights, lolH 102; do. nves, Is o 80;
South Carolina SKIES, 90 96; do, new, " s2hi
City OF Memphis sixes SO a 64; do. Atlanta eignts,
SO So; do Savannah sevens, 80 81; 90. New Or
leans consols 70 II; do. do issue OF railroads. "a
rs; Mobile and ohio sterling, 70 q so; do eights,
"A rs; Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage.
rs a 7s; do second do, 90 65; Memphis and
Charleston first, IS a 81; do second, 7s a 80; do.
stock, AZ 43; Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed, "A a rs; Macon and Brunswick, guar
anteed by the State OF Georgia, "a a S5; Arkansas
seyens, rs 10.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT the annual election OF the Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railway Company, held In Milwaukee June 4,
1870. Messrs. Levi p Morton, James G. Garner Isaac
Sherman and Frederic De Biler were chosen direc-
tors for the three years ensuing. The following Is
list OF the present board Of directors OF the
pany:-Messrs. Alexander Mitchell, Russell Sage,
Frederick p. James, N. A. Cowdrey, W. s. Gurnee
Seah Chamberlain, S. s. Merrill, julius Wadsworth,
James Buell., James G. Garner, Levi p. Morton,
Isaac Sherman and Frederic De Biiier
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS
The following shows the foreign imports at New
York during the past week and since the beginning
OF the year,
Dry goods. ....... s1047,2i9 $l,2d2,5ao sl,42e,375
General mdse... 3,2l2,l2l 4l6s, 100 6,5s6,6s6
Total for the week s425s, $40 s5432,2so $7o22,o6l
Prev reported. lo1, 74S 1876 la4so5174 l2337e,5s2
Since Januayl $4,000 1856 $l4o oo4 $3.50 543
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The total exports of specie from January to June
A was $I3 463,5ss. Previous exports compare as fol-
lows:-
Total since January !, 1870. $13 433, 5sS
Same time 1863. loo4o,oCo
Same time lS6S... A. 10 100
Same une 1857 .................'....... ls,WI,4o
odIHe tllue 1000
Same time 1865 15 538, Ss5
The imports Of specie at this port during the past
week have been as follows:-
May Sl-Steamer Winchester, Sisal-Silver. $232oo
Gold ........................ 1888
May 3l-Steamer Fab Kee, HamilJon-Gold $500
pooi-Cold. 49,. ....................... 1910
June 4-Steamer Columbia, Havana-Silver 1872
Gold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Total for the week NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $44, S45
Previously reported ted...............-.... 942, 245
Total since January l, 1870. So, ,9s7 O9O
Same time 1869. S,S07,sS6
Same time, 1858 IA, ,3l3
THE sUB-TREAsURY REPORT.
The following shows the results OF to-day's busi-
ness at the Sub Treasury In this city,
General balance yesterday. $S7 634, 564
Gold receipIs. 654, 644
Gold payments NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 203, ,497
Goldbaance 1919, Alb
Currency receipts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 5490T2
Currency payments. ......,......... 32S 942
Currency balance. ............... 9,l37,S $50
General balance ...................... SS,492, 26l
Customs. -. ............................ 100000
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-07
Domestio Affairs.

Gold closed on Saturday at 113b.
Snow was nine inches deep in Richmond,
Va, yesterday.
Governor Stevenson has refused to ac-
cept Mr.. Golladay's resignation.
There is growing feeling in Mexico in
favor of annexation to the United States.
Texas will be admitted as soon as her
delegation and the necessary papers arrive.
-Zamora, the assassin of Greenwaldt, has
been convicted and executed in Havana
Numerous applications are being made
for the work in the navy yards, but there are
no vacancies.
"A man was knocked down on Thirty
fourth street, New York, on Saturday night,
and robbed of $4,000.
Two children were fatally burned at
Wetheredsville, Nd, on Friday evening, by
the explosion of coal oil lamp.
Only Justices Miller and Strong, it is
said, are in favor of pronouncing all the Re-
construction laws constitutional
President Grant on Saturday visited the
Government Printing Office, and met with
most enthusiastic reception from the en-
ployes.
Evidence has been taken by the commit
tee exonerating Mr.. Covode from any corrup-
tion in connection with cadetship appoint
ments.
-Rudolpe and Deery played a game at bill
llhruS III Ohn EIduClSCO On
for the championship of America The for
mer proved the victor
The amount deposited in the Treasury by
the national banks as security for public de-
posits, which last year was $33, 500, 600, is
now but between $17,000,000 and $1s,-
100000.
Actual hostilities have commenced in the
Red River Territory, and resulted in victory
for Richie. Major Baulton, who commanded
the opposing force and surrendered, has been
court-martialled and sentenced to be shot.
The recent riot among the emigrants on
Wards Island would appear to have resulted
from the gross mismanagement of the depot.
Among other matters of complaint it seems
that only four washbasins and two towels,
changed twice week, were allowed for G0C
persons.
"A New York paper published yesterday
an absurd story to the effect that Napoleon
died six no onths since; that the Prince Imperial
is reigning as Napoleon ~; that Napoleon il
represented by a man bearing a wonderful
resemblance to him; and lastly, that thu
fraud is countenanced by England an(
Russia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-07

Another Atlantic cable is spoken of in
England.
AN monopoly in ocean cables is abolished
in France.
Turkey no longer collects tolls from ships
on the Bosphorus.
"A cardinals hat, it is said, has been pro-
missed to the Primate of Poland.
Belgium has ratified treaty reducing the
postal rates to the United States by one-haf
Another batch of Paris journalists have
been prosecuted, convicted of course, and
sentenced to imprisonment and fine.