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, 1870-12-07

LONDON, Dec s.-Udo Russel = mission hangs
aIf, HtAma1k Is willing to dtscuas Ia ff1e1dl5
tope With England, but Makea M pledges
Nj. -Not1e5 had farewell sud'c6ca with the
Queen At p. n',r On Tuesday. MI Alofan 1akea
cna5ve Of the Il fEattou.
LnSnoN, Dec. .5-EFeninR.-The Empress E1Ee.
utc yls&ed the Queen at Windsor Castle to-fnv.
it IL reported That tined sannou ase on ne
var from the United statea to France, and ~ lAst
ACCOUNTS from TnuT1 the government ~As An1'
tpu3f5 Awaiting their Arrival to complete the equip
ment o; the army Of the Lolte.
, 1870-12-07

CnKrKHNx, Dec. s.-Arr'cle4 Of incorporation
have be+n Died with the Secretary Of this rctttosF
Pnc,dc kaillosd. TO s2rt fEu This poiut and COO
aect with TIE aeleua. Big aorn Cheyenne Rall-
fpad . the no them boundary Of y WyOnlnx G-o.
P1eadent; Cove. nor j. a. Campbell, Flce Frcss.
| dent. committee from the CheIenno Boero q
Trade bare conferred with the above named OH.
cen in regard 10 planning colonies On the lne Of
me roAd. The p. o.pecn ara lhAt several hundftti
| familles Will locate ea.lJ next lpEing.
, 1870-12-07
Governor Yang hnn'a Adua1ni2txat1oH
in Utah.

SALT LAEx, Dec. Kin Answer 70 pre&9 q
kpatch nom Washington. his fEtends here deAfe
Il fqlfy szseained and esdoEsed By The GenMes.
He Is tcuvk1y, and quietly. md rtgldfy entose!oa
ire laEs, and firmly matntatn:ox Tho fupee@ses
pf he g..xe1nmenk RromtuxnI ctu3eo4 ant ftd
tfal 4Hcet1 have written 70 Warrington asking
for hk SPEEDY condsmAxsoo. HIS dtfeAS No"
wonl4 be construct iutu 4 Mormon s1ctof9-
, 1870-12-07

nzou dAujse action ssken BY them, n In tae exae
d bt D, ixHA {, LA.tsM1noA Wssa=Eu C,n~
n1n.T mep. no FQpslt pf coef o~lt ~ too thee.
mat coz p1nea b pFooab.J 4un 1ens % noes Ill
sSe deu9rads Q: the Na1xfS tot Hone Mou<a9.
, 1870-12-07
NEW YORK.
Death Of General Hiram VAL
bridge.
The Market Reports.

8r&e{.l f-s,strA In Tfe f.h1eaxo Tr{buuA
-rt- xr...nr avn nocrvex4x
sr, xa.- - = ~. ,a.,t .t. n.1e not been
Nx~ aoH1t DC a.-tne ma'tee nase st w, 49,. -
deut.a 1neasaae oe Secre:s51 Bout .elt'A report.
Thr ,a,srr !. rrsr.aed n 4 o,atu. bus1nessuke |
dnsnrr ent ena : f,tv ntstrn,en. ot the condinon
OF the nnaooeA
ouEn~
In consequence Of tho silence ct the cable, the |
s"+ ore A ~. ""1. =, ...sn...-.s -.th.-
IN Aouooo' a1e sonae W easaao.s aas. s..~s.
lees fn1d Usual, &nd inc p1ca nntEuAted ne1"eeo
1l0h Aud .lQK, The ra'eA paid tor earring ~ego
, AND rer rens and fpr boy1nH3nu fat L and
=. .-..n,
MONTY
vas easter, With q Food supply 1t per cent on
KorerumeptF and TO per cent On stock col-
,.s... =. .or..a,.,-. ~ . -nrro, ,h.t
noney-lendef9 In consequence OF !unot 'aA'
ereeobscfs are to be loefed up aeau ~ = eaqoe'
oo'tKsshN1a, ~ .
tavern nment oonoa were e'esa5 eas eA3enae''
dull In The enti'e LIST.
v.e .asx v,,h oood bante,.. tixty a,ys ster,!u1
md Eight II 1taa to 1o9x.
sos1s s1s..n.,, ,ur and ,,er.
- ,a-,,ns i, :. =, ,hs ,e,l,no .,oct. Thc mar,
wa oeehne N an tae lea"'os '''cAs' Ing N4'3
aes cloted ves5 heavy.
49,. .r+tv. hu,,,.r,
- w. ess, su ~. ,,hta-. .r, ,rnno4,.rs ,rhs
N-ua3. among the 1oooet1 AEo inpo1 1te1rs Aao
| orGefs from the ccuLIy to leading Joboess Afe
coming in i.eel,, chisny tor domestic sooes,
| nsnn+i.. and o,her heavy woo3en roods, ForeIsu
| aA44's - ~. ~. ..,,.,. =. x..,
d'eas eooas afe III oemAno' ""o 'ae supply u l'''a"
| eIAte In INT hands.
| FLOUR.
ne' .s..s -es- .. 3-s.on, rn,,, ch.ctAd sns A..
cmtI oi sess m.xu. ~ ",a1oh,. tv saS.ncs '"'' We
! WHEAT.
The xheat market va. unsettled in tone. Most
| s~..A sn .1.,rrs In, ,st,h fr.I,h,,
holslefn oe"Anoeo An Aassace. uu', - ..os ~.
| scarce and higher, and no cable ans1eee. snip
| pers co1ld not operate freely. Still, thara MAS no
weakness.
11' to0 .s.1 A1aq s..E4
su YoRx. Disc. s-i x1iu SIis; .ne case OF Captain
fo+&, tof loea, u Nnlcn ne NAa Acsusea ~ pe!ss
o. a5unhsn dsa1, spns ~ q nno "ns"s' 11s
!nx caisfiss' , " 81 st1ps :, III. r,+ent,,
Is thst committee Of conference. aopoiated o}
h:th ratties shall meet 70 adjost maIefs u Posa
! bic. Il II also zumored that seseA n emolotets
Lot Willtn2 10 lose mooe5. - tpsJ muss ~ y
tne elp,oyes the oad nfms Anosnes l9mot ~ ro
that the HsAthen Chinee"n u likely 70 Do Gu
P1oJed ~ eoaaef
aa sa1a 'oHaS o;,sn a1ap ,,.P,St fwh r. hecn No
I Gecetai snsaAu: taosa aMs. i,.+ " y2's-te,
he was indicted By ne gIand tafJ TOT vsoaao!
OF Inc Deul!NA1 AVE N A,onk ~. - ~
: 10 aid 1be Euoaa canse a. = late nouf ID u!
aiesnton oeEcn M1l1 Mss anso, n4s ,ssta.ne. sua
s19en .e@ .ed nfsn tne hScnt az ooocs 'ea
ptra1y houd wss exscntea setutnao.e 10 'aG un,s
| cd 2tes Circuit Coult G-oAts SenoIa Atotu4
], ana Dee an3sa ns cn3n.: ~ hondsme snoess
, 1870-12-07

she Missouri, KA0sAs, 4 Texas
Railroad Completed to Fork scott


Fpkr SCOTT. Dtc. G-The Missouri, Kank2a i
Te1a~ Rallruad was completed 10 this citJ yesses.
dsy, and rT1ins viii Eon regularly be'weeu Fort
Scuit and Sedsl.z on and after tomorrow. Tue
vii chspre Tho tAtle Of Southern ksnsAs sud the
Itdlan Te' r1to' and make Fart Scott tho chie
dpa.rtbutlnR depot tor th- Southwest
Iu cons uuence OF the removal OF ths sanlt4r,
embargo, Te1us cattle diovsr II have msde gen
efsl ktlmpede tyum Baxter Springs, and are nov
driving cntc NJ various routes uortneIly throu2l
Eauk4t AQd Missouri ..--
The nov ot Immigration continues without ~
nafhnt Abatement
, 1870-12-07
E{1UTH AMERICA.

MoSr1y1pxo. Sny. 6-Gaoche, leader Of the
Aparicio, hats en.eeneraled both Juatez a1d
and Ca11aleto, having at the later place compsl-
ed Ca.aoello 10 treat ior cap1su'ation. Ateer
agreeing to an a.istisc re ntnsn et,d sorses re-
der coser OF darkntss forfeitsng h!s Wotd OF
huuor TO Pa}sAnder, u CITY bordering or the
snS ~ M u
force. Jaarrz pushed fosRard with I'll hts
svslsss toies support r. hrss'anssi5I ssiI.,.as sDs
nesnGasiea neit % saro!ty that &c Colorado ie.a-
c,s Wefe iefs unmo'es.ed:; The Banco arnJ:
nnnosrE 100 men of ~ asms: tnen T. messnen NJ t5s
Of La Cp.u, three miles FROM this c1tE, Fety m
exntctt ~. on the = nj: 70 !sy s,exe 70 IT, ~
| Gnsppro, I'd hy The Colorado armies outside
Tnts clt3 IL now defended By $500 men. VINO are
a{med with uee<1le-4ups, Spencer ana Reminsson S
Sides and quite number asc Killed and wounded
s;a e = &C. g s a.
1n; ps,sy aase ts rrotesea ss.n t. snd nos!nod he
power they ~iu not recognize nc loin- The ef::
ieets Of tho sssGe~as being felt In the cnh4nce.'
pt1eea Of all af1iclea oi daily consumption. Meat
| sclls It {..aa MIX. formerly costing cents.
now wprth % cents per qnslt
nos Astes snd Aontesideo. .hl:ies aiS cents
caused IN 4nc7tAEed ACTIVITY
, shipments to New Tork, which are now unusuA
. | l1lRe. Tnete are DOW purchased and 1toaf 7
this port md Buenos AJreA oscS ~, 600 hiteA o.
account OF these heavy. pnschas.s, prlees IN Ne'
/ Yn1k will probably decline In A1aaty next
Sirce the fcAt tai riot, ASuncanu ha1 heen 9dte
. The Provisional Government, 4hed b5 the Chan
I ber Of Qeputte8 II hastcnioE IN the framing OF
: new national CHAMBER and the election OF oe7
l / fcrernmt II for thoee people
e The Assembly passed- AFTER considerable denasa
the bill granting reaisious freedom. but It excite
= I hostility throughout the country. aud inc wone
r OF FAtnsn11 have been choAen 70 re1tlAn Tor u
repeal Of the law, hence Lively tines are anac
Z | p4te1l.
The country Is tast setslus Into order and eor
Fortansso Flores. tho insssator OF the tate hot
tt has gone TO Europe.
l. CiE4ceAs, Nor. n ria HAVANA, Dec A-Geub
nj yenAacto, Of the party ut Ga1Dan+ hts c.
T rurrd Caro- after seven days n9hdnR- 0enet
D. Pu1sarb army u marching on AAfacAaoo. ~
d. Revolutionary nett IL anchored OF Puerto
at be1lo, without coal. and come of them Ara paft
ditAble6.
The asuuph Of GuEm3a IA now considered
accomplished fAc&
The steamcr ylfztniA 4 sttn II Puerto Caoe1
1t ts ramoted thai she has placed harecH 1t :
,e ! etsposA OF the Setexnenn GoveSnuenk sha
that Case would ho!11 the Venezuelan nag.
The TeneEuel3a var re1ael Oe4e0te has eooe
I St Jhnnza fof tepAtfe.
, 1870-12-07
MN&{>11IG.

ch,easo couuep 10. "a, Is, N. Ma.sos-Anaaal
Asar.nhty - DC aannAk assembly fes eaeeron q as
cess tr1 othet b1aloeA1 this tMtdoessA& etta'ns
q{dtI pi khe t. 1 q. z. Z. =. IIlCkA&k. hteoss&.
, 1870-12-07
smnAn-up ON tho Hannibal d 81
Joseph Railroad

6pettsl Dexpstch to the ChleaFo Tribune.
EASsAs CIT, Mo. Dec 6.-0n the Hannibal
Vt, Joe Railroad tue second car of train numoel
one. coming West, was thrown n ne 9sck s} nt,y
.maahti apd twenty-txo pa5aenGess wounded
enc seriously.
, 1870-12-07
ao1rsr or REPRESENTATIVES


xkxBE1s QUALIFIED
Homes, Of New Yo11, ind Y; +. wolt, ot .r, lev,
msnee,s .51a 1as rs sissstd kosf .se se oa.s. ou
MAIA Arp REsoLurfoSs
lii. HILL Introduced bA 70 IereA LIZ u ~ .rS
tar Rciezrtd 70 the conns"ee o' "9' ~"
Asaai Similar bin. xere Introduced b5 xess1s. EEL
l y solaaon @ for new drawing ioE ssats ~ y
odersd - NJ STILES. Tabled BY \ vote ''ss
| tosa
1ne hin rsSecd by the Senate II III last session.
| extending lie tine tor the conssIucsoo oi tae
fsroad from s.. Croix River Or n3o 70 !. nE e. ~
ss1 Inc @ ,tsni,f order Il p1sneea II ne morning
hour extends mo terms q " srars ,q M,1e
I5% y, S,s sksseen III
,Hes s1s "a az ssa4oassG s1etfa y ST. wsoS q ME-
neeota: ..z.,.r .4n,.,nrd and advocated
b; Ise e. " rWAsnBuRS. o. W:eon5p who ssatsd 50.
IN Ifply e ens,non: By MI Sslsl e m.s ~ eaI A.
Nile ~ arc arrsoy oomnleted and ~ runn,nG
~. ine rem1toder under contract, md tnss s
he oaantity Of land required "oola oe "''1' 'n'
million MOD opposed the bill deeMtuE t. 70 Se S
,.nI the copt1nuauon Of the eMna luR 9a - N
, which public lands nave oeea s''e1 """'
VT ofsIhN Desired TO have tas by smsndet
70 u to exclude umeefea sano ~ ntrr cosi And iro1
,,na: rTcIuded. md to require tne III m m ~ +,
Il nen4 .6 se,i 1snd 70 actual settlers ony. aa1 NJ
< q1sn;ites noa exceeding I auaftes eeca'n' - ~
rs H 81 a4aued aa III. was DOW admits
~ that tho puhlic lands should 60 ~ oeT Thic
r. would prosc most sdy1ntageous 70 se!tess. ~ +
y nat ~ tae opening up o.
a. a. Ana further diseu..on, the bin VA laid On u
on sn1s nrsoprczD lxp aErxRnm.. ~, i,
, 1870-12-07
Com muepeement II 1he BreAs1t0&01
murder TRIAL At Lima

BrttfAl DtVpateA % TOE t1hfe2*o 1s3odue.
LIMA, O., Dec &-To-day waa set span ny me
court TO-, 2.e t11A1 Of Andrew BTent1neI 20.
killing bss wife, near herr, hctooef H. Ine csu*n
p 1tttndAnce to-day IL IN Assurance taAt ne rAse
Wln be very Interesting one The Waole une
was spent in RetttnR 4 turJ, Wn!cn W. nnany -
ccn,n}tsht11 After exh1ustluR the panel OF th1f9
IL, md some eight o;hetsL The trial EtA proceed
tomorrow.
, 1870-12-07

PeunzYkv4uIA CoAl lHtneFs' Strike.
SCRANTON. Dec. k-The ninezs IN TIM dtG Etcts
opel1'ed hJ The DelkWaze, LAck291nna Ne.t-
en- Railroad Company to.dlJ reso!vsd. oJ TOE
re,lpcxd tae Wsaea OF mlnsE5 cuy<y-dTe ceofs per
J ca. Cpon thls reduction taa SuspenEoa = hssed;
| An ths raen Il the p.lsN1z1 And Htdsoa Eaa4l
= Q0pp2p91 YWn ~ a}p e0t1 eat sRgesks9a19 ~
, 1870-12-07

Special eeAsocAhao Of Cosinth1An ChApAer SA = r.
4. NJ. tAla {We41esdAy> %rrnlns, II ~ oeack "axk
o. n. prk1ee- Visiting hr-thren cosala15 invited
JSO. O. pICKERS0S. Sc.
, 1870-12-07

&hNAIh
WAsH1y0ru.S, Dec &
BILLS fNTRopCckp-
Ht2s werc introduced n fOlloN1:
N Nf, NARIAS-To authorize the elecnou ol
4 delep1te to tTpGrcas f.om the Indian Tefsffoey:
~ M, SCpTT-To repeal 10 much OF the aet o.
JUL II, ls7o n continues tho income III a1fes
n Ill. r.FESTOS-Authot1x1ux the Postmaster
f3tfef1l 10 continue tha use IN the postal seIv1ee
Of 4 patented device for post marking aoo me
INFORMATION CALLED FOE
4 resolution offered By MI: snEk4AS ~ ~
adopted c,llinR upon the SscIcNu o. seS
~ MIN {of The transportation Of zo-d1 IN BOND
fiom 70 etgp countries Though tho un1sed ssa8es
to Canada
4 IN or1sr to complete tnfotmal}y the tesaAnn g'
the stauuing committees, the SenA:e II 11:ss u
Joutred.
, 1870-12-07
Chicago Business Directory
NAns, Budnass, and Location q tas LaAd1nl
Business Bpusaa u ChtexEs.

Cst a. L<a ut - R<fHt.as uA1s etsEass A@S sss'
12e Hetlsas xTt s1&zty H01a-lA6
, 1870-12-07
LECTURES.
LEUCURE4,
LECTURE. At UNITY CHURCH
EDWARD EVERETT HALE,

buhseea-~1 1Hx UNITED STATES Or kUa0FE
TSekslA g esns, ft saas u ~ lf1Aea0
md n fke 4:sL s.rir- T. -
, 1870-12-07

-.r,ru,attY II the friends OF Attorney Geue9A
hKctuan ire pressing him ior INC go"
-so1 Tnev held that Nj. Baodgrus eco
.toa v.a {otd. becanse 1t VA not
49, n ,rrordsrce NTH the lAw OF Congress- pro-
s.s,.+, tor The election Of Senatora, no VACANCY
>%!.h w. IT, .tn,r. legally waErantlng IN elec-
-. - .n.totv st the time It WIZ cnusumated
.." WV " .u;,.os :. correcs and The Republicans
n.s pes, ss".. ~. rnnieat viii he again made,
s,sS e -. t.tr~tn Mr.. Blod2ett And Ar.
~. .~.sa I,, ~" covsTnor Bu1lock viii throw his EN-
t.us,.s, "" oT,c,st natrouaee for Ar. Bod
cp,s- md thuae WIN clsirn to know, assert taN As
Tnun r1rtrT INV n,her Republican 70 Mr. Ake1
MIN. Tnts x11l necessarily Greats connict be
tween he rrr,,deu. aud Governor Bullock ant
The issue ri, ba determined uoos
Fedora, "A ssa,nn s,ase patronage. The c"ntes
, 1870-10-21

Sept. 30th.

Sept. 3Oth.
BY pigeon express it is learned to-day
that the Prussians We're repuIsed on Tues
day in an assault made on the outworks
IN the field, three miles to the east of Pa
rls-a position lately captured by the
French. The outer trenches and field
defences are under the charge of General
Ripley, Col. Gould and other American
officers, who have perfected the lines on
the American system. Rife pits and
every means for the shelter of sharpshoot-
ers in the advance and on the TANKS,
have been arranged in an admirable man
ner. The ease with which the Prussians
were repulsed is said TO have been W
ing to the effectiveness of this system of
defence, Rife pits are now being pre-
pared allabOut the entertainments of Pa
rls. The PrusSjans do not like the sys-
tenn and threaten to hang all the sharp
shooters who may be captured in these
pits
, 1870-10-21

And another Russian paper Jays:
1.-The Eastern question can wait, There
is no pressing necessity for a solution in
that quarter. 1t is on the Rhine, to-day,
that the knot Of the Eastern question
waits to be cut at one decisive blow"
Here are complications that may ter
inmate in a general European War,
The City Of Orleans was capituiated
last week by the Forces under Prince
Albert, but owing to the successes of the
French before Paris, at %Longiumean On
the 23rd inst, the place was suddenly
evacuated. The action alluded to and
the fight the day after at La Brie, seem
TO have checked the advance of the Ger
mans and have developed a new circle Of
defence around the City Of Paris. Sois-
sons is now invested.
Carrier Pigeons seem to be the surest
mode Of communication between Tours
aud Paris, BY this means we have dates
irOm the latter place to the 25th instant.
Besides this mode Of conveying news, bal
looms descend occasionally from the be-
Ieaguered cities and, it is said, the gov
eminent have a telegraph wire at the
bottom of the Seine. liz Germany the
first flush of victory seems to be over and
the enthusiasm ia sub8iding.-An anti-war
sentiment begins to make itself felt,
whether from a growing sympathy for
the republican government Of France, or
from The menacing attitude Of Russia,
whose military preparations in the Baltic
Provinces are on an immense scale, it is
impossible to say. The German peoples
see no political benefits accruing to them
from the triumphant results of the war,
and no prospect Of a reduction of their
burdens, hence the convuIsionS which are
being foreshadowed. King Williams
time for making a glorious and lasting
peace was on the End Sept, at Sedan, but
h" let the golden opportunity escape and
we are probably far from the end.
Gold closed yesterday at 1188 p. CT.
SAM.
P. S.-Sinco writing the above the fol-
lowing Telegram has been published
, 1870-10-21

0NC4AO b4lC
walls Is heard day and night in the eity.
/ do not attempt TO give YOU an account
Of these struggles for position, but will
merely say thar, according to tho Tele-
grams that reach Us every day, eUery gacb
Of gfound 0r0una Paris is Jejng hoHy con-
teSted,-one party being determined upon
capturing the city at all hazards, the
other equally resolved upon defending
their hearths though they die in the eff
tort. W0r to the death! French troops
from the South and West are pouring
INTO Tours, and they will no doubt con-
verge into one point-Paris. That the
nation Is thoroughly aroused to the immi-
nent danger Of the hour there is no doubt.
and If the defence Of the capital can be
protfacted three months we may see great
changes in the situation-E must however
coof9ss frankly, that the events Of the
past two months have so reversed All re-
celveI notions, Of The eternal fitness Of
5hing2, that | b4rdly know what 10 look
for or what to expect.
The Pope is still at Rome, and will
probably remain there till he Iearns lha
result Of The forthcoming yLs5jscj5um. In
The meantime His Holiness goes about
comfortably amongst the Italian trooDs.
and IS cheered as he goes along with
Long live the King p Long live the
Pope !" The Holy Father adapts himself
well 10 his circumstances and makes A
virtue OF necessity ; but that revolutions
DC make strange bed-feII0ws is an infal-
hbIo truth. BY a Telegram dated yes
lerday be has asked permission Of the
King 10 leave Rome.
Iao most important news Of the dQy
however [ have not yet told YOU, and It
IL, that the 800, 900 men that Russia has
ma8sed on the Prussiaa frontier, and all
her war preparations, are not intended to
operate against Turkey as was supposed,
but against Germany. The Emperor ob-
Jeots to a change ia the map of Europe,
In the nelghbourhood Of the Rhine, and
thinks that, while the Eastern question
can wait, now is the time to have cuaran-
tees from Prussia that no troubles shall
arise In the future in regard to their
borders. II Prussia, by the annexation
Oh Ai5ace and Lorraine, be made too Sc
cure and free from French moIestatiOn on
the West, Der armies may be turned East
ward, and the Emperor of Russia there
fore wants "guarantees'-he is a muddIe
with a vengeance, making one sick to
contemplate the bloodshed and misery that
seem in store for a portion Of the human
family! The Russian Minister at Berlin
has presented a formal demand to Prussia
for full explanations of her policy in pur-
suing the war with France. The St. Pc
tersburg Gazette de la Bours saws in
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-05
Brief JOtfinngs.

Sportsmen who are shooting woodcock il
this vicinity are notified that they are watched
and will be brought up for violation of tbt
statute forbdding killing the game this month
The reflection of the fire of the cooper sbor
on Browns wharf Wednesday evening was
seen in the eastern sky at Saco, about half
past eight O'clock
Fanny Graves, of Saccarappa, 10 years OF
age lost portion of two of the fingers of her
right hand, Wednesday, by their being caught
in the machinery in the spinning room of the
Westbrook Wooden Factory, where she was
employed. DIR. Martin dressed the wound.
This is the second injury the child has sus-
tanned in that factory within a short time.
We regret to learn that the venerable Can't.
Toppan Robbie, of Gorham, fell on Wednesday
aud sprained his ankle.
Gold opened yesterday at 1.21 "a, advanced
to LIZ, and closed at the opening rate.
country wagon was ba1ly damaged yester-
day forenoon on Danforth street, by coming in
contact with heavily loaded team.
There was no business before the Mnuicipal
Court yesterday, though Judge Morris did not
60 on the slender" with the Cumberland Bar.
The Deputy Marshals yesterday made two
seizures of liquor-one at the shop of Michael
Looney on Commercial street, the other at the
shop of James O'Conor, corner of York and
Danforth streets.
A large and convenient depot is to built at
Woodford's Corner, in place of the one recent.
ly destroyed by fire at Morrlrs Corner.
Two splendid building lots one 6Ox155 and
the other 6OxleO feet, on Pleasant street, at
Woodford's Corner, in the immediate vicinity
of the new depot, are to be sold this evening at
o'clock, by f. o. Bailey & Co. Transporta-
ton will be furnished free on the horse cars to
all who wish to attend the sale, on deposit of
eight cents with the conductor
Maloney is round the city with his peach
cart, selling good fruit at reasonable prices.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-05
Stocks dull and firm, closing at the highest point Of
the day.
g. The following the closing OF Railway


New YORK, Aug. A. Cotton lower; sales s77
bales; Middng uplands at 1899. Flour-sales IS 600
bbls; State and Western frmer and fairly active;
State at 70 a 1O Round Hoop OHIO at So q 90;
Western at 5 10 a 50 Southern at 80 "a 10 Co.,
Wheat-Winter a. 2cbetter; sales 10000 bush. No
1 Spring at Al; No. at 81 Nos. at 20; Amber
State at GO; Winter Red and Amber Western at
Sc "a co. Corn without change; sales SO 600 bush.
new Mixed Western at SO a 3s!c. Oats dull; State
az IS q SIC. Pork dull; new mess at 30 90 a. 2012;
prime at2i 90 q 26 90. Lard heavy; steam at 16 a lie;
Kettle at III a. lie. Butter firm; Ohio at 20 q 29c
State at "a "a 35c. Whiskey in moderate request
Western free at O2 % OPT. Rice quiet; Carolina at
81 0 &c Sugar firm; Porto Rico ar 10s q lie; Mus
covado at % "a 1OHc tair 10 good refining at % q 1oc;
no. II Dutch standard l0c. Naval Stores dull Spir-
us Iurpentine at 39c Petroeum-crude at 12s &c
nhe at &c Tallowat 10 a 10lc. Freights to Liver
pool dull; flour IS Cd.
CHICAGO. Aug; 4. - -Four quiet. Wheat active
ana lower ar Is for No. g. Corn declining and ae-
tive at soc for No.2 Oats lower; No. Q az 43c Tor
OLD. and Az a. 42c for new Rye easier at soc tor
No. 2. Barley steady at 03 "a l 05 for No 2 Pro-
visions quiet; mess pork at 20 so % 80 CO.. Lard at
at 16Ic. Winter cured shoulders at 13c. Live Hogs
active and steady at 40 q 10 90 for fair to choice
Cattle unchanged.
Receipts 1000 bbs. -four, CT 900 bush. wheat,
$4,000 bsh corn. 1900 bish oats, 5000 bush. rye,
$500 bush. barley. 1900 hogs
Shipments-4,200 bbs. -four, 1000 bush. wheat,
900 bush. corn, 1900 BUSH oats $40 BUSH bar
ley, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Provisions act We; Pork qui-
ct at 80 90 for new mess Lard quiet at 49, q 1Gsc.-
Bacon-shOulders at 14sc; clear rib sides at 175c
clear sides at ISL a 1S!c. Bulk meats-shoulder at
13lc.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4-Cotton dan; Middung
uplan Is at l7c.
MOBILE, Aug. Cotton quiet; Mddling uplands
at lie.
SAVANNAH. Aug. A.. Cotton in good demand
Midding at lie.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-05
A Wonderful LSom-Tde Manufacture of
Wooden Goods 1eevOlu.ionjzea.

A Mr.. Abel, of Vermont, after many years
of poverty and obscurity spent after the usual
manner OF most inventors who have succeeded
in beneiitting the world by their productions,
in experimental toll, has at last perfected
really extraordinary piece of mechanism in
the shape OF loom, which bids fair, not only
to entirely revolutionize the manufacture of
wooden goods, but to bring him both fame and
fortune He styles his Invention The Welt
Thread Knitting LOOM on account of the na-
ture of its operation, combining the two pro-
cesses OF Weduing and knitting, and producing
a peculiar cloth of remarkable beauty and du-
rability, having many points of excellence
over goods woven in the rsual manner.
Without attempting to describe the con-
struction of the machine we will say that it is
extremely simple, costs but trifle more than
an ordin iry loom, runs without noise, takes but
little power, and occupies but very small
amount of space, the one we saw in operation
being contained in room about 10 feet in
size, with ample space to spare. 1t is also
very readily managed aud kept in order, one
girl tending three or four looms without the
| aid of section hands. Its greatest merit, how
| ever, seems to consist in the rapdlty with
which it works a single loom producing the
| enormous quantity OF two hundred and nifty
yards of cloth in day. When the fact
| is taken into consideration that the best looms
| in common use weave only about twenty-hv
| yards day, this featuIe of the invention Will
be more fully appreciated, especially by all