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SOME differences have recently arisen
between the city of Rarkersbarg and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company. It
seems that by permission OF tho City
Council the Company has laid track
along Washington street, greatly to the
dissatisfaction Or the residents upon the
street. A suit was recently brought against
the Company and Council for contempt Of
an order granted by Judge LOOMS q
year agp restraining the building of tue
track. Tie case was argued Friday, and
as reported by the Times. ..IiliT
His Honor, Judge LOOMS, rendered
his decision imposing a fine Of 5000
against the B. SO. RaR. Company for
laying railroad Oh Washington street,
In glarinC violation Of his rule Of June
2Oth, 1860, md ordered the Sheriff Of
Wood countyto have the truck removed
ut once, authorizing him, IL resistance
should be offered, to call out . Posee to his
assistance, and In any emergency, 70
make q requisitiOn upon the commander
Of the Militia for further aid, The de-
cisiOn caused immense sensation, and last
evening and night 1t was the general topic
dfconversation in all parts Of our city.
The Times Of the same date smentlons
the presence Of President GAHRErri in the
city, he being there TO protect the inter
ests of the COMPANY. Z,
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LAST 'NIGHT's REPORT,
movements Of Prussiau Troops.


. 4Iig,ilPAR1s, July ds-SP. N.
At noon the Prussian forces occupied
the following points: Saarbuckle, In
Rhinish Prussia, and Rewburg, in Rhinish
Bdvaria. Both of these towns are direct.
" on the frontier. They also had q force
concentrated at Linden, IN Hesse DARN
stadt It,is now generally believed here
that Russia sustains Prussia. .. u.
No BIoodshed up tOaliP. N. Yes
'u'oIi.-t15 terday. 'l| ',iH.. IH
.'n'.fl.,.';'3 " - PARIS, July 1s-P.M.'s
News has been received direct from the
seat of ,warto one o'clock this afternoon.
there has been no bloodshed. ~ r,.;r.
Sweden Ready to Join FraRCe.si
a'i,pa Russia to be Neutral. u is!..
i.'.s 4'a2' PARIS, July 1s.
The Gauloias says that Sweden, accord
Ing to dispatches received here yesterday,
is ready TO join Denmark and France, Il
their fleet operates in the North and Bal al;
tic. Seas. I.,s j. -.
It isreasouably certain that Russia will
remain strictly neutral. .l .g,t
A Clean of Conciliation..-NO For.
mnl Act of War Yet COmmitted.s
/, Mutual Hesitation.. II -n,r
= ..c,tls tge ~ PARIS, July 1s.
According to i statement in Ia Li5ertc
this morning, neither France nor Prussia
have yet issued a formal proclamation or
committed a technical act Of war. Each
Power hesitates to appear the aggreS-
sor. Ia Liberte shows that both Bcnedetti
and Won Wether withdrew from their
posts of their own accord, and ContradictS
the report that passports had been sellt to
Count dc Solus, Charge d'Attairs OF the
Prussian legation, who, UP to last night,
remained at the embassy in Paris. Ia
LtbeytS looks on this fact as one Of much
Significance, and explains it rs follows :
The Count de Solus declares that his Gov:
ernment does not desirC to begin war ;
that It does not wish TO assume the re!
sponsibility, and relies on the conciliatofy
spirit, tile Emperor in accordance with
his .Prpssian charge admits that he has
becn Instructed not to ask for his pass:
Sorts, but If the court or the Tuelteries,
docs to take tho initatory aid gets his
passports be will consider It an act Of Ex-
pulsEon and will withdraw with tile 'le-
CATION, ' ....',.,
Corps Legislatif the project Of prohibiting
tile publication In public journdls, infor-
nation regarding movement OF troops
and military operations.
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Daltimlore Market.

BAtTt4oRx, July i18i
EEsSSAsHs a. sa &C. sEeS a. Ssn @1 S
GtHHiAlx-wheat-Exetted On and higher; new new ted
81 5001 10: white 81 6591 90; Pennsylvania
nominal Of 81 IS. Corn-Adyaneed; white 81 10;
yellow 81 1901 IS. 0Ats-69066e.
PRoy1sIoNS-Mess Pork-QuIet al $50 7b9
81 90. Bacon-Flrn; rib sides 17ke; clear RIB
1Itl: shoulders I4Nc: hams 25c. &LArd-Qutst
at 16X6I7c. VII. .,'tl -7guFa ts,li l.ztu. llll
WHI1KY-UnehAnEcd,
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Bazaine will command the Imperial
Guards and Reserves.
Don Carlos Expelled from France.
ROmes.Neutrality Of Holland.

10. NA1Ot VuAJ AO'
Don Carlos has been expelled from
France. ~. Nd .'i' .
The French evacuation Of Rome Is
again rlmored. "' 200 s'' .
French men.ot.war watched the depart.
ure Of the Prussian iron.cladS from Eli.
gland. The GaulOis says tho English
Government has instructed Lord Lyons
to communicate with Grimfnont on the
subject of tho neutrality Of Holland, which
England wishes stipulated: .
Demands. an Answer Of
South Germany.
# u ii, PARrs, July IS.
France demands a. decision from the
South German States by noon to-day.
How the French Ambassador
'r r Courted Insult. m ''' Il;
.,' ,.,., ~ +, ',.,,, BERLIN, July.ss
The official press asserts that Benedetti
lately French Ambassador 70 this city
COurted insults by repeatedly Waylaying
and addressing King William, alter he
had received PrussiAS ultimate answer
and renewing his insolent demands. It,is
said that Beledetti was not recalled BY
the, French Gover1men, but had leave Qt
absence granted him on q matter altogetll
or foreign to the question ut Issue. r.,, /.
I9s Attitude of Switzerland. IL
,1.,,i5" .,,,,i, ", nli'i-' ZURlcH, July 1s.
Switzerland will !, maintain au armed
neutrality. The. Chambers have voted
plenary powers to tho State Council to
raise money and troops. M rsiwa.
Attitude Of sweden aud Norway.
q STOCKHOLM, July y1S.
Its assured that Norway and Sweden
will remain strictly neutral. o,.
ea fr. CoPENHAGRE, G July 1s :
Tie neutrality Of Sweden has just been
officially announced the Government hav:
ngpreviously communicated with France.
.iilffsrF f't-rEIl't -fr .Hl l..s....t .H. N.r' s
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Georgia to be Undsr Military super-
Y. vision till Meeting Of Congress.
(. 'I IN 1ATLANTA, JIily, ,18.

( Ia the House to-day i Communication
was received from, tho Cover:
nor stating that unofficial information had
been received to the effect that Congress
had passed a bill admitting Georgia 70
representation in Congress, and that until
Che meeting Of Congress in December the
state would remain under the supervision
of the military.ui rgI..aiis' H,u. 4gtiI
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New. YORK Cattle Market.

ID; ,,... NEw YoRK, July te.
: CArrLE-Total bcCvcs for the week 6,4g0 The
quality and prices were extremely variable, nom
poor ewt. Texan at 9C up 10 good Texan Of 14c
and extra Ohio, Kentucky and Illinois grades at
l7c. Like qualities nearly unchanged.
SHREP-Count $3.50 for tho week. 4 Market
good for Glt sheep and bad for thin; choice aheep
sell at 70Ijfc; good at 6DGI NC; poor at 39aC.
Lambs vary from to l0Kc.
= iH0qENnmb6f II, 600 for tho week. Tho mar.
'ketWaS excited BY the war news and gold going
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New YorkI Produee.I E lIark,e!It.. !II... (.

Nl.I,firs; Us. Elsg j., NEw. .YoRE; July 1s.
q Nominal; sales ,s7s bales a t8e for
u iFLoURiQ QUIET with very small stock. b
q GRAM.-Wheat- Quiet aud less arm at 81 500
! 70 for No. 2 Milwaukee spring, and 81 Go9l s.
for amber winter. Corn-Firm and quiet, Oats
Strong and wanted al 64c for weBtGfn ID store,
and Csc afoAt. Rye-NominAl. iEl.i gl
PRoVmIoNs-Pork firm and In moderate de-
mGNd ut $50 for western Meas. Lard strong at
t6&@I6Xc for prime steam. Bacon unehahged.
a EaGt4tIuehnlRed,e i.Gl4 ~ 1Nhg Tiu
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

Comments of the English Papers.
Violation of Belgium Territory
Ends English Neutrality.aG German
y Mails and Commerce. ~ l ,tt.t &
p.o-a..,s ..', ''n LONDON, July 1s.
The morning Post has a double loaded
article Containing tho following: "Any
violation ofBelgium territory, ends Eng
lands neutrality" 1'5 1900 81
The steamship Leipsig, Of The North
German Lloyd Company, will not sail for
Baltimore is advertised, under orders
from Germany. All tho PruSsiAn mer-
chant vessels now in British ports will re-
main, the crews have disbanded and arc
returning home. There arc in our ports
many German collicrs, these too have
bee nordered to remain, lest their, CHrgoes
inll into the hands OF the French. @F',li ,
The Tines expects TO be obliged to
chronicle PrussiRn reVerseS at first owing
to the superior preparations and efficiency
OF the French army. Prussia needs at
le&s6 anothT 1ortugh TO geb Rl6B Bethcr
In readiness.
The Times also says that France, with
out shadow Of excuse or Justification,
plunges Europe into q war Of which no
person living may see tho end.
The Washington Government will be
urged 10 provide for the transportation,
under neutral flag, of the the Brest and
New York 1iafB, !, which have recently
been carried by the North German Lloyd
and Hamburg American Company and
Cpnlpagne General trans Atlantlque,
EhEiiSk. stock AIafketS PhraIy1jd.
LONDON, July 1s.
The stock markets in London and Liv-
erp0ol are purely nominal There has
been hid genuine quotations! The panic
arises from rumor that tho Emperor Of
Russia pronounccs in favor Of Prussia and
mobilizes the Russian army. This rumor
paralyzes everything.
French Censorship of the Telegraph.
,r -ou segy LONDON, July IS.
The French Government is now en-:
forcing prohibition a8ainst code and
cipher words in kilograms.
The French Commanders.
Ia, .'ni't ~ ,9i2 PANS, July1s.
Marshal Conrobert commands tho flBi
army corps; Duke Of PaIlkas, second
Gen. FrosSar, third; Marshal Mcmahon
| fourth, and Gen. Folly, fith. Marshal
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willing to Fight Is. with Biumarck.

"A large number Of Germans who lately
arrived In this country, and who not be-
ing citizens, areliable to military duty in
their own country, have called At the
office Of tho Prussian Consul and express.
cd their willingness to return. Blsmarck
has been tcIegraPhed. -, XXI. ~ y h
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Tho Dig Horn Expedition.

l a.andt a.hf" OMAHA, July1s.
Ia ,lS letter 10 L; the Herald from South Pass
CITY, dated the 18th inst, says: The Big
Horn expedition has not been heard nom
since thew len tho Wind River Valley,
AMI were heading TO cross the Owl Greek
Mountains. Considerable anxiety Is felt
for their safety. ,,rl-.f. 80 tta.a,.
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THERE was considerable rivalry at Gin
cinnati Sunday, between the Enquirer and
Commercial to distribute their Sunday is
sue along the railroads. The EaQpirsr sent
a special train Ut $50 to Dayton. The
Commercial sent Especial at 1880 Al M. to
xenia, thence to Dayton, connecting. with
down.trail, reaching tile city at $50, thus
distributing the Commercial on both Il. roads
in ADVANCE Of the EnQuiYr.@ a..tis .I- i
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YOUNGER by TWENTY YEARS IS THE
APPEARANCE OF tho man Of fifty, or tho
lady of-never mind how many summers
or she has charmed away the
gray hairs with PHALoN's VITAI.IA. Pleas
ant, clear, and transparent No sediment.
Sold by all druggists on and fancy goods
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UNDER the new liquor law in Massa-
clluqetts, the sale Of ale, lager, &G, does
Any town or city, but only the proliibi-
ton thereof II the majority vote no,
thch no ale or beer shall bic sold !; but il
no, vote IS TAKEN then ale, porter, beer,
strong beef, and lager beer Gun be sold
freely and without fear Of the State con-
stables Or anybody else. .iy#. III
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The EurOpISean Crisis.

There is'nOthing stalftling or particular
ly new in the'neNs 4 rom y 9Eope. Pre-.
paEatlon for hostlllii atly goes on
with unabated sse are nu-
merous reports respect
ing the attituds q t5e powers.
A(rlmor that 2 llaa poused the
cause OF PruSste the English
markets Dat II hScearadicted by later
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Ill0 t0IaI p0IIuRhOhbI FTa9egI HI0ei-
10000, with IN area Of 210,462 square
miles. The population Of Prussia Is 20,-
900, ,O92, OF whom 81, ,314 900 are Lutheran
and S,131, 900 Catholics, The remainder
being Jews md Greek Church, This Is
one Of Prrlssia's weak points.nilhe area
Of tho North Gcrnln Confederation Is
$50, ,407 square miles. ,I! la,'f rt.-ts..'.
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The INCOME TAx.-The members Of
the Anti-IncomC Tax Association !, Of
Philadelphia have had prepared and are
using a printed protest, to be filed with
the Collector of Internal Revenue on, the
payment Of the income tax demanded tor
1869. This protest denies the validity Of
the act and the authority of the Collector,
asserts that the payment is made only to
escape from threatened legal proceed
ings,,' and al claims tho right to recover it
back BY due process Of law.
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New YoRK; July IS.

< "A dispatch from Washington says Ad.
miral Porter recommends tho enlistment
OF $4,000 seamen and the immediate
placing Of the navy on Q war footing.
The President Is being urged to convene
Congress at an early day to legislate ac'
cbrdfnglY. hi 's''li 's H' 11rt2ru
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Murder at Omaha.

1T"HI7T| m y q OMAHA, July 10.
Michael CuyassNc q saloon keeper near
tho barracks was arrested to-day for an
attempt TO kill the wife Of ". 9; Pistol
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AKO JUMBo has torganizsd, q war. He
Is q sovereign ofthe west coast Of Africa,
and 10 about 70 exterminate the ObObos
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ConRrmation Of the Pekln lTaSGIacr ire.
sr. PErrRsRuRa, IulY, Is

Later ana authentic advicesj By 'tele-
graph, confirm the previous reports ofthe
massacre Of foreigners in China.
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..The(5, Ell --latest. a ;(:i:5j. News. NE
WAsHINGToN9
stOppate Sf,Gernag Malt.
WASHINGTON. July IS

WASHINGTON, July IL.
All the North. German steamship lines
have ceased running. Our foreign mails
are stopped in Baltimore and New, York.
Postmaster General CressWell is now en-
gagged in eaecting a temporary arrange.
ment with the CInard and hman lines Of
steamers to carry our, mails. Several
American pafties have put IN prop0si.
tions to carry the, mails In vcssels under
our fag. These will receive proper con-
sidefation ut onceA Inathe meanwhile, 1t
Is thought tGat our mails will be carried
by the English RnesI,I ..gG jI0"t
Admiral Porter Wdntsthe Navy Put
ON a War Footing.
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The French Commanders.

i.,1I III r,, =, PARIS, July 4S.
Marshal Conrobert commands tho fint
army corps; Duke Of PaIlkas, second;
Gen. FrosSar, thirds Marshal McMahOn,
fourth. and Gen. Folly, filth. Marshal
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three large forts on the little river that
runs past Rastadt, which have many
bastions, wet litclies, curtains, glAcis and
lunettes, but the chief strength will pro-
badly be In the fortified camp which the
Prusslans arc about to form there. Should
II be necessary to withdraw It's garrison,
It could easily be replaced BY Baden. SOL
diers, the Grand Duke having shown the
most unmistakable sympathy for the
PrussiRn cause JIbi 'dH,I lHEt!ifL
L ------ -.-.--. - u --LL--I--- u n :.
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d Oh tho right bank OF tho Rhine, and Is
very strongly fortified. It is in the terri.
tory Of Baden. Baden, and formerly held
a garrison for the German Confederation,
but since sadowa It's garrison has been
Prussian. It is situated some ~ miles
south Of Carlsruhe, and some 80 from
straSbourR, and will unQuesttonably be
point Of capital importance during the
coming struggle. II Its Notifications are on
the VaubGn system, and declared to be
the perfection ot engineering; but expert.
ence has proved that earthwotkr9 Rre
stronger than stone walls. There are
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BOlLIT DOWN.

ateVor you have to say, my friend,
whether witty, or grave or gay
C8ndense as much as ever you can
nd say in the readiest way;
a "a whether you write or rural aualrss
or particular things in town.,
SYST lake Il friendly word OF advice
Boil 1t Town.
II Won go splutteFing over q page
When a couple OF lines would do,
mr. butter is spread On 81 much, you see,
nat the bread ook plainly through;
when yOu nave story 10 tell,
md would like q little renown,
40 make sure OF your wish. my friend,
Boil 1t down..
s len writing an article for the press,
Whether prose or verse, just try
Z utter your thoughts in the feWest words,
and let them be crisp and dry,
And when It Is finished, and you su pose
IL is dOn exactly brown.
5uIt look It over again, and h e
Boil Il down.
or editors do not like to print
IN article laZilY long;
I'D the general reader does not care
fOr a couple of yards of song.
$50 gather Your wits In the smallest space
e yOud win the crown,
Il ad every time o write, my friend,
Boil IL down.
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rom the January Our Young Folks.
IN SCHOOLGIRLS.
BY ]. q.

-
still sits the s-chooI-house by the road,
A ragged Deggar summing;
Around it still the sumachs grow,
And blackberry vines are running.
Within, the masters desk is seen,
Deep SCARED by raps official;
The warping floor, the battered seats,
The fack-kntfe's carved initial;
Fhe charcoal fregeoes on its wall;
It's doors WOrn sill b~etraying
The feet that, creeping slow TO school,
Went s%tornatng out TO playing.
Long years ago q winter sun
ShOne over II at setting;
Iii up It's western WtndOW-panes,
Aud low eaves' icy fretttng.
IL touched the tangled golden curls.
And brown eyes full of ~griev1ng,
% one who still her steps delayed
When all n school were leaving.
Cor near her stood the little boy
Her childish favor singled:
dis cap pulled low upon a a c
Where pride and shame We're mingled
Pushing with restless feet the snow
10 right and lett, he fingered =
AS restlessly her tiny hands
The blue-checked apron fingered,
lie saw her lift her eyes; he felt
The soft hands light caressing,
And heard the trembling of her voice,
As III q fault c1nfeSSing.
I'm sorry that 1 speIt the word;
IhRte to go o yOu
Because THE brown eyes lower fell
Because, you see, l love you!
SIN mamOry to a gray-hatred man
That sWee chiId-face is showing.
Dear girl! the grasses on her grave
Have forty years been growing.
Il i've to learn, In Iife's hard school,
How few who pas % him
Lament their triumph and his loss,
Like her,-because they love him.
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Some students In one of our col
leges being frequently annoyed by the
nocturnal and inquisitorial visits of q
professor, who suspected them OF
playing cards, one evening prepared a
kettle of mush, otherwise called
hasty pudding, and by the time it was
boiled had seated themselves around
the table in the attitude of card play
ing, waiting patiently for the we'll
known step of the professor. 1t was
no sooner heard than q large outside
pocket of one of them was forthwith
filled with hasty pudding, and all were
seated as before, As soon as the profess
sor had opened the door, the student
who was loaded with the mush made a
sudden sweep over the table with his
hand, as if to gather up the cards,
and with another motion apparently
put them into the pocket containing
the mush. These movements could
not help being noticed. as they were
intended to be, by the professor, who,
considering them as pretty strong ev-
idence of guilt, broke out with the
following:
well, young gentleman, I've
caught you at it at last, have II"
Why, yes, sir, we are all here"
so l ee you are. aud you have
been playing cards, too"
No, sir, it is not So"
1t isn't hal What have you got in
your pocket, young man?"
Hot hasty pudding, sir"
"Hot hasty pudding, hal hasty pud.
ding, have you? I'll hasty puddins
you," said the Professor, at the same
time thrusting his hand half way 4
the elbow into the hot hasty pudding
The dolorous looks, the shaking o
fingers, the groaning and eapers Of
the Professor, belong to the sphere Of
Imagination. not description.
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AND FUNNY.
FIJI Old STORY.

an visions OF her face came DER me,
her-sweet face so far away,
saw what lovers said before,
lat lovers Will brewer say:
I flowers bloom sweeter for her being
otrIs sing sweeter for her seeing,
crass is greener, skies more blue,
an things lake a richer hue.
1vars nave said these things before;
syers Will say them evermore.
veet Young love, that in all ages
ears ever one eternal form!
4 Ia lasting youth your oldest pages
low ever, ever fresh and warm.
: sIr old story, ever oungl
OTIS have painted, artists Sungi
sure. naught in life is half so SwGst:
p attn cannot make you incomplete.
overs have said these things before;
overs will say them evermore.
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