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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, May II, 1870.
No. Standardization Series.
ResoLced That the public markets of the
city OF New Orleans be permitted to keep
open until twelve O'Clock NJ.
Adopted by the Council of the City of New
Orleans, May II. 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayer.
A true copy:
H. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, May IL. Is7D

MAYORALTY OF NEW URLRANS,
City Hall. May II. ls7O
mo. S6-Administration Series
Be it ordained by the Council of the CITY
of New Orleans, That James Pickett be-
and he is hereby authorized to construct. on
water box for supplying his plantation VI tn
water; provided, all the proper Safeguards
be thrown around said constructor. the
work to be done subject to the approval Of
the City Surveyor. "a
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans, Nav II, 1870. 0"
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

MAYoRALrY OF Ntrict Court Of tn
,lty Hall, l.,
mo. S2-Administra.io Ssrsrson or persons
WHEREAS, The change IN the Gil sn1 u.e or ln.
ment has vacated the Office of Cons'tha Dis! ..ct
Fink Asylum Fund by abolishinJ June me as!e
Finance Committees, whose members %nsd and
stituted the Board of Commissioners ate
said; vsssns'
RESOLVED, That the Mayor, the Adminls
traitor of Public Accounts, and the Admin
istrator of Finance, are hereby constituted ..
Commissioners of the aforesaid funds, and =
are invested with all the powers and duties I
heretofore belonging to the Finance Com
mittees aforesaid, as defined by existing
ordinances.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May y, 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
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MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
lNIfu "A all u lSh0

MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, 4
City HAN, Mayt7. 1870. !
No. administration Senes.]
-Res02Ded, That the Administrator Public
Accounts be authorized to warraIt on the
Administrator of Finance, for tn. amount
of the bill OF the Crescent City Ice Company
(S74 25) for supplying ice to the City Hall
during the month Of April, 1870.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, May II, 1870.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
A true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE, gecretgy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall. May II, 1876.
Administration Series.

.IN0. W-Aumln15tratlOn SERIES.
Resolced, That the Mayor is requested
to present to the Council statement
showing the unoccapied real estate be-
longing to the city = New Orleans, and
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OFFICIAL NOT.

Orleans May II. 1870, IL,
beers being present and vdI
Yeas: West, Shaw,
Pierce, Walton, Bonzano.
Nays: None.
BENZ. F. FLA
A true copy:
Fl. CONQUEST CLARK
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Is MONITIONS


rs DISTRICT COURT,
'Gapa, No. S65S.-In ODE
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-20

Sec. %. All practitioners of medicine,
masters of any water craft, hotel, boarding
or lodging house keepers, principals or
masters Of any boarding school or semi.
nary, the chief officers or persons in charge
of any public institution of charity or
asylum, or otherwise. are hereby required
to report, within twenty.four hours, to the
Office of the Board of Health ali cases within
their cognizsnce Of Asiatic cholera, yello W
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WAR IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
A slirmish IN the Long X Room-Fine Flank
Moyementn, md their Result.

Last Saturday. while an excited crowd in the
Long Room Of tho stock Exchange were waiting
anHiously for speculative rumors from the hostile
armies on the other side OF the water two brokers,
wno had previously fallen out In regard TO some
money matters, fell In with each other and com.
monced squaring away In true gamecock
fashion. The principals were Messrs. Alexander
Henriques md G. f. P!eifIer, both members OF the
Stock Exchange. The angry parties were at once
separated by the BY lstanders In order to have the
fight proceed In regular order.
Mr.. l.. Josephs appointed himself umpire, and
Josh Lazarus and Sim Henry bottle hol lors.
Nineteen rounds were fought without a scratch,
blood, or a knock.down, MIR. Henrques dancing
about like q cork, while MIR. Pfeifer stood In one
position "wardng oa." On to twentieth round
Mr. Heuriquos aimed a violent blow at his adversary,
and missing him. the whole force of the stroke de-
scended upon the nose OF Mr. Josephs, who fell OF
the high stool that he sitting upon at the time
and bleeding profusely from the proboscis ho curled
himself UP on the floor and groanod piteously. The
comoatsnis at once lowered their hands, put on
their coats, and repaired TO their various oices.
swell. now, that's funny" said an old curbstoner,
ms he walked away "Josephs's nose WIS always In
everybodys business, and, by George, It's busted at
iastri
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THE WAR NEWS AT WASHINGTON.
Admiral Porter Wants Another Chance Mt
the Peoples Moncy-Fish Wants mn Ex-
ira Session OF Cougress-spain 10 be
Drawn into the Vortex.

a 4.
h"nhr"i forter wants Anothcr finance Mt
the Peoples Moncy-Fish Wants mn EN-
trH Session of Couuress-spain 10 he
Dr,,,n in,a ,,. v..,as
,y'a..,. - 20
"AshiN''o"' ouly lo'-Despatches OF inquiry
have been received here as to whether IL is the in.
,erttor NJ, tho N,r, nona,,r,o,, 60 ,,..oo.. a..
." "V 80 D'pa ''iie"' @ W increase '"o
rumber OF American war vessels In European
waters,
Aa,,.., ro... .,, A.. -. lift. 49,. -.
Au"'u rOr.er saiu o'uay 'nm "me 'hete was
or soon would be, every necessity Tor more Ameri.
can yesses of uar op Tho otber sde of tho Atlantic
~. NJ, n.,..,,., -. A., A.
.uo WV De!h 'meI' Were w poMerless 'o 10 m1t ,ihg
1 ~ Mt u''i'e', ] anu tua' ,'v huioISan squau,on
NO vessels can be shared from their presont stations
This, he thought, was Illuminating but 1t could not
De helped:
hdmirh Porter recommends the enlistment OF
elsh.een Thousand seamen, and the immediate plac-
ing OF TIE navy on war footing. The President Is
ie,isla,e accordingly
. naval omclals beheve that before thirty days the
irrsdent VIII be required TO call Congress together
IN an extra session Secretary Fish sud to-day that
thHt body ouglt not To have adjourned without
making some provision for Increasing the strength
OF the navy.
A cable telegram received to-day, OF an onfciai
character, indicates that Spain VIII be drawn into
tlie contest, although what constitutes basis for
'"i' ''"oi was no' gwen
rhh fhVsSiAS hiNisrths OPINION
NO credit Ia given here TO the story OF battle
having been fought on Sunday, with Eve thousand
killed, &C. Baron Gerolt, whose private estate liz
with tie Topography OF the country, aud toe rcai-
tive status OF the French and Prussian forces, thin
~ VIII ,ake ~ week !" eet 39tn armies lnIo position
mi ia and sirmisbes MAY be looked for Mt INV hour
lie entertains no doubt of the yanonisLment Of
France tbongh he tbinhs a NAV VIZ ,ats sn,a monthS
lie il OF opinion that usesa t1e y,r shonId be yerv
p-otuciet both France and prnsaia have an
raYJ all Nh. snbsis,eaSe and snppies needed and
that they will consequently moi Iaya tn donend on
EnV,and or Amerira 1nr an thinc ~ W.
lin tn a late nour mis- anernoon. seoretarv risb
hsd nothing OF moment and like Baron Gerolt he
regards isrro naioriiy Of ibe cable Sesnatrre, no
a mere rs1', 81 th,' c,ciaJ and crsdnInns siats 81
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LONG DRANCH INCIDENTS

Collector Murphy srent sunday at his cottape.
Judge Cardozo and the twins are doing we'll
President Grout is expected on "Wednesday even
Ing
Mrs, sheridan Shook Is remarkable for the rich
ness OF her wardrobe.
There are 800 guests stopping at the hotels, and
there Is room lor more.
Julian Myers drives a roam and gray to an ele
giant English double dogcart.
The West End Hop on Saturday evening brought
10 Light some yery elegant costumes.
Col, Fisk's arstOcratic coachman drove the IA
mons sln in hand on sunday evening.
The bathers camor for surf boats, always aaoat
and on the lookout for accidents.
II barscal, the Mexican Minister, and Senator
Taylor are al the Mansion House.
Several thoroughbrcds have taken up their quar-
tiers In the stables ON the new race track.
John Chamberlain has been seriously indisposed
for the past week. lie Is now conyalcscent
lie Franc, the famous tenor sings at concert In
the Continental on Thursday evening.
President Grants cottage furniture arrived here
today from Washington Owing 10 the illness OF Mrs
Grant the Presdcnt and family VIVA not arrive here
until Thursday evening. They Hll lodge In the Metro
pollan Hotel few days. and then 80 10 their cottage
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JoITIYGs dBOUT TOWN.

Music in Tompkns Square from tos SPIN
Rachel seigre. aged 81 committed suicide AZ ia
Delaney street, by taking Paris green.
Tire Thirty ninth Fair of the American Institute
iicics fece.sGd from August % '' A'
Cirstorher Young, o' 5n3 East Eighteenth street.
was last evening struck with hammer IN the hands Of
james J.. Jackson Of as Avenue u.
The "Teutonia Maennerchor" have elected for the
sH aaG es Ct a. ocsrcch
A few generous individuals have started rurs
cents to take trips the country TO rccu crate.
The schooner James HcGee. from Philadelph IA.
noi On staien Island She vas ,owed to jersey CIV.
The owners OF ito Corey Island steamers Nots
Points House OF Industry free passage during the sum.
tcolorcdO Grammar SCHOOL. rs N1lhorry street was
argcl altcadr' and was addrcsseIby the Rry. II II.
"A Hcru.nr Re'ler Of Tng suv'' saw Hrp'i,
'HJ9't'1 i1."1e, I'M o'd 2ini,' and II
Railroad, yc.tc-ia, morn nf 90 '''' 90 'D1'
rhe famous y1c.,' America, wino.r Of tho inter;
tno. -hc, 'gt1lngl a. about mi nis.t. At The enl Of
TIE III icru'h Assembly District Republicans last
meeting OF the General Committee IN saratoga noIt
ile CITY Cbnmberai1 Yesterday soil by aucion
WT RoScrt sonFi, pf. nt Of hrrf hr2r VAN yc5ns 10
Inronl Company. The road mus be finished within
Two years.
Tie rrrc utious dictated hy the severe cr7cronce
Of last year have tins bcrn 80 elective that hut
two fatal d iNc cotunt' ir m il' To- "nsc heat have
the Eighth avenue road
Preparatory 10 taking the oath of oHico and onter-
ma upon The lnurs Of unlol Sth,o' District Attorney
t"lay - llSr y plHs Est'l W Federal li .llJngs
YerrntoH " IN Judge PcIreplnt,
Gen. Gccsou, of Fcnian lame oJcncd his Now
Observatory Hotel Nne'ieth street ara Iuh venue
NestefiNN. announced
would id lress tho wultitud' Nut 1t tie A.t moment
Gen dIee,on received telsgraln from McAla dated
IN Saratoga Springs
soncH q Dn-sa plan drawn ly Wdlam Wl.ou Of
London, chef Engineer Of the London y ICks TO
tend The CITY to Governors Island by series OF
would cot SlOOOO,)OO
A schooner, supposed to he tho Mary Ann q
Boston sank yesterday afternoon N Eonns Reef
We lleh hanh irirY boat Gilsin' 70 the mass but
the other Two disappeared. The two mon were picked
NJ by an excursion boat
The Ninth District Republicans last night rs.
existed and that the Old officer. OF both resign and
new rreHd nj bo taken from Lebanon Hall hTanca, and
INC EhecnNt ana central Committees Of both bTAnChos
be consolidated.
Jacob Oster 10 years OF ace, who resided with
his parents at AO wcst Forynst street while picking
street and Eighth avenue was struck on me heaG 6ra
buck which fell irom ole Ot tno upper stories. h!s
skull was fractured.
For the proDOsed match At chess betveen New
ued on Tuesday the PLAYERS VIII meet IN tbs GaA
in the Brooslyn CheS CLUB rooms ~ FULTON street
The names Ol the cha uplous are for New lurk Messs.
yon Us ps~1s 1p ntTRS I9s M
Taohe, D. lhoe, 0loerg Munoz and Perrin
For sunstroke, headache, or any pain, PAIN Past
10 81 preuIian 81 lSi Chatham souar@~AS5
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THE VAN NEWS ~ THE CITY.

Meeting Of the German Citizen. OF the
Twcuty-sccoud Ward Enthusiastic Dcm-
on-tra'ion' aud sympathy for the frus-
An enthusiastic meeting Of the German. Ameri.
can citizens OF the Tvcuty.scoond Ward was held
&, Wosbir,to, Han Firith avcnuo ns,, Fortv
o,.,,h .,,os, ,a., ",,,, T,o ,,na,,,, a',s os,,a,
to order by Mr. Robert Greonthal, who stated the
o,io., ~ assor,bi,c and spgccsted tho ,or,i,,,ion
ouloc' asseWoihs' uhu suEscs'eu 'no NOMINATION
Of ofhcers
Tho tollovinr nome6 qoutlemen vere then duly
.,oo,od rr.,a.,,,. r-.,,rr - pros,de,t. John
eIcc'ou' IreCeTck hempH' Laq, iIeSiuV"'' "'""
ThOrne, ESQ, Vice Pl estlent asd Louis Eiese
wetter ESQ secre,orv Mr. Komt,- on taking the
"''''' "" ''''os','' W., h''nph' y"
chair, called upon Colonel Wutschel TO address the
meeting.
The Col. was frequently and loudly app,auSed sd
discoursed eloqucntly IN relation TO the harmony
the rema,s ,hsi a bne one "nSe @ csosing WIN
would 80 ba ,ni.aa II. no, Iii 1a',ooi., " ~ n ",' ~,
-rcen. Il Rode vino u,ith Ssw nro,;wi,ossv s ~ ~
marks nrrsent ed the followior resnlutions,
"'I ~ ". , ,, ,'s
Wnrd nevp n m, ot & one
ton we have to tafe concerning the war which hos
broken on IN onr native country and whereas we
the German nation IN her struerle against tho AFRO.
ganee Of the Fren"h despo and how highly We value
ne guist ana tas9ne maner % acting OF me Prnsssa
Essoirsd mat We viii exert our utmost mowers 10
po. ts Just and grand cause In order to e9Itrl,
gigantic strug lie the part Of Gormanv Ana further
u, ne q Re.9lrei That We appoint Commlee Of scyon
A nlembets NM h,rent reque,t our ntrinhh e;ioW'
m,ieo in nacb vord witch n w ,nas naa ", w
ours viii aI the next meeting held by si The wards n
this city make propositions which viii effect an earnest
support in behalf OF onr herman brothers.
Which were carried unanimously
Mr. A. Tautphnus depictcl the condition OF
South Germany duIiug the pending war and hoped
trat Nlroleon would be severely chlsIi,od. Col
Wutschcl and Mr. Kiosewe,ter each recitcd ON
original lorn.- both.o which were received with
applause. Or T.. Bode again addressed his
hearers, and expressed much jn, when contemunt-
ing the harmony OF ali Germany In the present
struggle AGAINST the usurpaton of power and au-
thority by the French auyentufcr Napoleon Ill lie
close by saying that the ultimate result Of the Ger.
mans htiug Nctor US would bcuel. all Europe
and indeed the whole world,
The following named Committee was tlon np-
pointed ~ pursuance to tao resolutions adopted
Ls 20, f. w WWu',ImT o ~ tulGho hon9 MoSs'S w
RObt GreentAal
,,,,, no,,,, s,,rscD,,r,ovs non on,,,, -
flNI'poLLAH s'nsoH'rI'oNs foH uhRhAh WAN
shlrs'
Emil hohender an enthusiastic dermAn, has ap-
pealed to his countrymcn for each to contribute five
dollars, 70 he Ilace In the hands OF the North Ger
man Consul here, to buy War ships with 1t Tor the
mtherlnd
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Christopher Stout hanged himself in FhiladI .pAia
yesterday,
In Il difficulty on Sunday afternoon, between white
and hlaeg passengers tue steamer Creole, when
NJ ssssippi Guy, MIUhItl NUl1cr twhitel cut Wth
razor and two negroes were killed and another Be
NgTey beaten
John X. llOgeboom an Orangeman, who or Fri
day last discharged pst J aE he alleges a bird In
ce, but as charged by other At John Murphy Catho
lie was adm tied u bail yesterday t 5oO by Judge
barbour. OF the Superior Court.
Tom FaIloy, of rose.sesnted Baxter avenue had
grudge agln.t Charles Horn saloon kecper. OF l3
Market at Get ,nd smashed his lamps Sunday even
Ing In co1unt ton with party OF ronghs. police
ritr"i. bat received the sconce from
IOm's slick which laid him lst. warrant was out
against Tom Yesterday.
John Edward Warner, aged IT. was held yester-
day the TOmbs for stealing al dcTont times about
500 worth Of silk Dlats twist, &c. from Lesh6r Whit.
man Co "a and AS broadway, and ceiling the goods
10 Joseph Levy lbS Grand street Isaac Levy 10 Baxter
street. and Mrs. Mary Gold VI ChTyste street ali OF
whom, the prisoner said knew tn articles had beer
stolen and had bought hem under their value urging
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SPARKS from THE rELEGRAPn.

Twelve or nnocn cases OF sunstrole are reported
m, 'n IA Umorc-nye fatal
Suit hia Issn Instituted arlinat the Baltimore
Railroad By TIE state Of Marylird for 80 OlO
A hoi'er in tho Hqrylaod SUGAR House IN Blti-
moe exploded Yesterday damage, Siaj1 or 5000,
j J,scuh II Miitnr w,S stabbed nnd killed.. anl
his daughter fatally wounded IN Pawtuckct on SUNDAY
4 train on the Muiuc Railroad ran over and iiicl
n stone cutter employed by s. W. Gese near Lay,lJl
Yesterday,
The yacht Delaware Inns arrived at For'ress Mon
roe, win me Harmony boat Club from Fhilatc MA
loI RChnond
lwi Gcrhar1inC was shot dead IN Boston on
sunday. ana Curran W. laughlIn had his neek dlslo
Gated from tue blow OF r.L
lar increase Of mortality IL reported In Cincr-
matt las week. utuluaAle t1thc intense heat the ther
nometrr having climbed To nearly lOJ
John Lnudon's barn nnd lay sheds In Laarance,
n. y, were ttrugk by lightning on Saturia uI-lt
lot lly tCstTovCd, with their COnC consisting OF his
en- ire crop OF hay, oIe hone wagon, an agrcul urd
implements. Loss SiO0 insurance, $500.
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OBITU-fR y.

Tie Hon. George c. King. n member OF Congress
from INde Island from 1919 TO ix3 died In Newport
yesterday.
Richard Brown Of En:land, n land buyer fell dead
New YORK.
Gideon Hawley OF Albany died on Friday hst.
lie was the INST state Superintendent OF Schools hay
ing hcen appointed In Isle.
Thomas r. sturces, the senior member Of the
nrm Of Sturgcs Co., the South street merchants died
yesterday OF paralysis at Hastings
Mr. Charles Delvecchio, a well l-known citizen Of
BROOKLYN and editor NJ the late Heeily SdH idrd cied
yesterday Al his home, 2i3 Navy street, Brooklyn.
Nr. WIN. Picot, one Of the TTibUGs's rcpnriers
died ycEer iny morning OF rupture Of blood vessel in
the chest lie was about .3 years OF egc. on SUNDAY
eNcnnt ne was gt hls post IN the Tribune of"e ana
compalncd OF the excessive heat. Between ana ~
O'Clock Yesterday morning he became seriously Affected
hNtnc h'at, which brCuEht On excessive hOmurrlAg .,
ot whch hc dlcd I'm very short time, lie leaves a
MLu and Young lanllg-
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LONG ISLfND.

Yesterday Battery B. F,rst Division, Y @. s N
Y cnJuye4 Their annual festival Astoria sonuIezen
Park.
On SUNDAY the number Of passengers over the
Flushing EaIlroad exceeded 7UlJ The last train 10
New \ orr wa comuoscd OF i5 passenger coaches.
The blind man Patrick Burke denies that he as
saulted Conductor Hurlhurt, Of the Flushing and
North Side RAJ road and claims that TIE outrage was
on the other side Mr, Brrke makes an honest living
~ leddhnc, and owns but one house In WINFIELD
worth probably ~ 90.
On Saturday evening number Of New York row
dies eniere the train at Wltcstonc depot and robbed
Lat Waisjc pa and nccS tle and when ne awoke beat
hm unmerclmlly with clubs. brother II Titus in.
tcforet, ard received severe beating. Four OF the
ruirans were at length arrested,
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NEW JERSEY.

serious frht Is aniicoatci in Paterson be-
tween rival tacuons Of the hre department.
Mayor licord of Newark has vetoed the wood
pavement Jo1 on South 1ad street.
The steamer Palisades was stripped yc'tcrl1y hy
thieves while lying at the California dock IN Jersey
Cry,
Nlttermer, German, was yesterdly Rrrcstc in
Little Falls, n. j.. iOr stabbng one William hennaily
IA tue leg.
follow who had been TO The boat races IN Pat
crson yesterday, was detected trying TO hght his
pipe with u lightning bug.
The cutters in the HYATT Rubber Company, in
New Brunsw ok, \. j. have struck work n coDse.
qucnco Ol u reduction OF wa2cs,
The man who cut his wiudgipe NJ Lake View,
near Patterson, on SUNDAY ftlll alive last Cnt,
although his rccoVeryis mnnssluic. lie wr.te on u
slate that hi Is tNlrci sell that he had belong
ed to band OF burglars, by whom he all of be-
Ing murdered, hc hnd BETRAYED them. The Doctor
seWed up uis wudpipc, but he tore It open
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VAR WITHOUr PRIVArEERING.

The Silesin 10 sail TO-day-The Gng about
building Prussian Priyntecrs near thc
Brooklyn Navy Yard-Disolnimers
A rumor has beeu circulating within the last
fow days OF mysterious shipping movements in
Brooklyn. 1t was asserted yesterday that u swift
steamship was fast fitting up as Prussian privaeer
under tho very eyes Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard
oficials.
Therefore, reporter OF rnE SUE called at the
Prussian Consulate and saw the Wee. Consul, Mr.
stammaun, who characterized tho story as utterly
groundless, ami regret ed IT, lie sal that the Prus.
SLAMS had endeayOred to soften much as possible
the aspcrities OF war. By m order of May 49, 1886
II was dccreed that no merCnantman Of n State en-.
gagged in war with Prussia should be seized unless
carrying munitions cOntraband OF war, provided
that the enemy should make a similar agreement
Tho French ordained similar decree as eary as
Anrl 10 1885, which abolished all priynteering
Italy Joined in this declaration the 25th of June
1885, and Austria on the 18th OF NAV, 1865.
II was true Mr., Stammann remlrked that tele-
grahic desUatches had detained the German steam
ers, hut this had been satisfactorily arranged, and
tho Siesla would start a. hsr usual time TO-DAY. and
without extra armament
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PEESON1L INTELLIGE ENCE.

en- Knrotrick's rcsir'ion NJ N,isier 10 Chlls
has tcen accepted, to take effect on Sept T.
Mrjor.Gcr Geor'e u. Mcclellan hn- herome en-
r'nccr-inchi funier the Commissioner. OF Docks
Cen. v. E Lee has declined an annuity Of 50 0)0,
which tNc Trustees of Washington college pro-
posed 70 settle on hg wife,
he Hon. Horace Greeley has cona to White
Nourian and tie Hons. Thomas n. Rocker and Ezra
Cornell 90 Wisconsin
MIR l.. =. Huntington. the Canadian statesman,
las publi he'd locr dcny'ng that he is In favor OF
annexation. lie is for indcpcuoonee
The nor. TbomRs Murnhy Yesterday took tho
oath of Office Collector before the ClcrS Of tho nj
ted states Circuit Court. He gocs 10 Washington TO-
day
The Hon. Charles A. Shaw Of Bddeford, Maine,
Democ attic candidate for Congress at the last election
in The First District OF Maine, declined another nom
nation.
Cant Henry =. Motsh. of New Dfunswick, and
John ", C0lwen, of Elizabeth. ~ j.. have been
pointed Rrgsdc Insnector and Brigude QuArtermaftcr
respect yCy Of the Second Brigade OF the New Jerseu
National Guard,
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N1SMINGTON NOThS.

Tie House Committee on Printin. has exOnerated
Congressional Printer Clapp.
The Pros ilcnt win to-day announce number of
appointments where the Senate did not act on the
nominations.
The NV and allowances OF the General Of the
Army, by he new Army nh, amount 70 tlii0) year
Those Of the Northumberland are between flS,0)0
aud $l4 900.
Minister Bancroft telccraphed the Secretary OF
State yctcrda, tuat the necessities Of the holders Ind
market
The Rureau Of Engraving and Printing Of the
Treasury Department has been ENGAGED since the pas
sage OF the FundIn, bill in preparing the neces Ary
plates &c, for printing the new bonds, which will
probably be ready In six weeks,