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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
TILE TIRE.

LAST DAY OF THE LEXINGTON, KY. RACES.
LEXINGTON, KY. May 27.-To-day was the
last day the Lexington races ana the contests were
very exciting heavy shower just before the second
race made the track hat slippery, causing BigaroOn
10 slip and fall in the second heat OF the second race
throwing his rider.
The first race was selling for the Club purse OF
s9OO mile heats all ages, horses to sell for 500 10
carry the proper weights horses 10 sell for 1900 aoHed
five mounds horses TO sell $3.50 allowed pounds
and horses sell for $500 allowed 10 pounds There were
fallr frips
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plaster. - 49,. .,..-ur,,v
M.rcen,. Georgetown G ! H. LoetTocl Richmond
L. Warren. NeWbern, n o. MSTy Pernnsip ao9I1De
Mary 4. Pearson. Bangor a II. BroT w, rfo'iu'"'"
Bsyhs, Enbethport APreimoTe h p1sIn,,
HsEop S Snt5cls c Chamberlain RociPor Me-
potter Hcopef RoctpOrs Providence
Louis. ElnSe5GsT k kSSs, b E,ssSpo
Charm. Bl1abethpor- Union, bnShetbporL
ja anf Z. II Bate t. sD 1S,py Jaime AIsny
Anna "a B Bej jacob. P%os6 q D nv sSaiagon
f E,sot PHI III River Fair Wind New Bedford
Adrian I sd ES@SSa ho Bcuec Portland Conn
Mary .aT GoasSsy seu,Haysn. Map Tie Providence
ro g. Ss'1 P S911ss' joseph id@o SewH.eu
s.og,.nct BrooLb,yeu Vemillon. Providence
Ms.sH yrs5 so %pi Bam,l s Ebethpo
sIoop Active EIrabethpeh Yacht wosder Nassau
SAILED
Steamships CRY Of Bu ps"mn Tsu and T WESTERN f SeoTs for
Gen sedgvk for Galveston MONTGOMERY and San sat
S gaoi Bnsto for WHcn wyinoke and Geo Upton for
RcbIsoai John Gibson, for Washington. ,,oo
Steamship Knight johnson Georgetown, c. with md'e and
P ses% Gfp George Cromwell cpp Yevodsu, 2Oh, and the
Bar Sist with mise and pass to B. Cromwell & Co.
steamship Gen. Barnes Mallory Savannah MAY o. Win m''e anu
ship Piade o London Cacu,. Jan n and Sands Head oh with
stp Asian, of St John N b. set London 50 days, With md.e
snip Miunehaha (Br Merah Londonderry 81 days VIVID pS iron
Ship i KionAn tof Glasgow, Manila Jan; 2a sith md.e
Bark Grona (of Windsor, n 81 HarneD' Antwerp ~uAys VIA
Plu.hing with Indse go a,
.rk Ata AUST Baibaoyich. Gibraltar IS days with salt
g Surprise of Turks is,nd TruTl Hond 3 days, With hides
&C.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.rox Nav steamship Neus from New York bark
Brothers from New-Oleans
S,y,SSU Ga NAV 27-Arved sch May Morn, from ROcfand
and steamship yrgo from NeSiOrk Cleared steamship hgnOa anu
Guf stream for New.York AMI Tonawana for philadelphia ss
Curling and ans Liverpool bark Ano for Bremen and Gotten
bury and sehr and Clara sawyer for bridgeport
FOREIGN PORTS.
Loypos 2Tbe Allan Line steamship North America 'apI
Trocks from Baltimore May H. arrived a. liverpool yesterday
LIVERPOOL May 27-Arvei ship Neptune from hoohe APh l.
DISASTER.
ro~,o. N 2TTbe bark Minnie london, bound to Boston
has ounre In consequence Of collision with tie Elizabeth A. Oer
from New.York April o. for London ..,
fTOr Latest ship Netrs see rim Pdge.l
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CRICKET.

The benedicts and bachelors of the st.
George Club will play single inning game on the field
al tie foot OF Ninthst., HObOken this afternoon.
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The following circular has been addressed to

the Secretaries OF the various yacht clubs in the country
SIR am instructed 10 inform that The NeWfo Yacht Cub VIII
sailed the day Of the annual June %
and sub the rules and sailing
regulations Club that there shall be allowance for time
all yacht clubs and will
consist for chooue Of the value Of 5000 and for soops
81 the vslue Of 800.
Names yachts cOOrs and tnge be communicated the
ged least "A hours before the day OF the regatta Respect
fuly yours CHAs A. MiNI0S, Secretary y. \. J. Z.
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YACHTING.

The following is the decision Of the New
York Yacht Club Iegarding the rights Of foreign COMPETE
tors for the Queens Cup, for which the Cambria con
tended last Summer:
The o. construed authorizing all the
yachts belonging the club start against the challenger
Recently communicate H. Schuyler the sole survivor Of
the donors Of tn. cup explains that the above conclusion conflicts with
intended tht bu vessel should start
against the challenger late glof b hub unanimously
further discussion the intention Of the donors thus
Interpretation Of the which ia
he'd that the Secretary be requested give notice to foreign yacht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
RICHARD TWEED.
THOMAS b. ASTES,
MYRR MYERS.
FRANCIS A. SANDS,
Board Of Assessors.
oao. Bo,ri Of Assessors, SevYOrk May 49, 1871
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 23l

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 231
~ BROADWAY-TO CONfRACTORS.Proposa iuclosed In a
sealed envelope The t s9L and the name Of the bidder
ADyERTIsEMEN will be received at this Office until Monday May
~. 1871. II o'clock a. for the following works
from Second to East River
with Belgian pavement
paving Foteth street from Madison to Third with
g. For paving Hubert Hudson with Belgian
pavement 80
With Belgian pavement
Por Paving street Canal West street with Belgian
pavement
For Seventy second street. between Avenue and F
L. street Jackson
Hudson street between Bank and West Twelfth
street and between Iorato and Gsnseyoort streets
Fifth avenue between Thirty second and Thirty third
For regulating grading curb gutter, and tagging sIyfhh street.
from Ninth 10 Tenth
H. Po regulating grading curb gutter and tagging Forysevenh
street. from First TO East River.
tagging street. Broa to Eighth
Tagging Seventeen from Third 10 Fourth
from Third tih
furnishing this Department With 4OJ granite and 10 busOne
bssu-heads aud Their appurensnces
6 For furnishing this Department With 600 iron msnhoe frames
ard
proposals. the specifications and agreements the proper
which inco.e bids and further Information
desired had sppest the Contract Cerk at this Office
WILLIAM VI. TWEED,
Of Public Works
EHw.YORK MAJ II. 1871
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CORPORATION Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice Is
hs5eS, 's to @ Sg3fi Of n GsH that e
following have been completed and are lodged the O&ce
the Board OF by all persons Interested
Por building receiving basin northeast corner Of Front and White
building receiving basin southeast Of Water and white
or bung receiving basin southeast Of One Hundred and
Twcnty.Hiuth street ard sixth avenue. - =,
Trsntyn Htbi street and siIth avenue
5 building receiving basin southeast corner Of Third avenue and
building receiving basin northwest Of FOuh and
7Pof building receiving Of One Hundred and
S~foi b.0s Fih between Thyfourh and
gFor building Nineteenth between Sixth and Seventh
o-Po building completion Avenue between Fourth and
i-fo building sever completion Avenue D. between Fourth and
2Fo building QUILT sewer avenue Hundred
and Thirty SIKH and one liu9lfei and -
The Init, embes by .uh assessment include q, houses
sf lots Of ground vacant lots and parcels q land sia,td
2-Ihe block bounded by Water Front Moore and Whitehall
3Tbe eay side Of Sixth between One Hundred and
Twen,shta and one 1nar ana i's', ni Ian
and Treniy-unil ''reet' to the extern Of 200 feet M -
ne5crs a. Sixth avenue and running ca,ery bereffom
The solhery Forty street between Second and Third
avenues and he westerly size Of Second avenue from Fooah to
S9The we, sid. Of Fourth ayenas between Thrarst and
7be porhey side Of One Hundred and Trentyafs
The ey side between One Hundred and Tsent
flh AMI One Hundred AMI Tvcnty-sIt.h street,.
sThe eacy side Of finb avenue, between ThrtyfouHh and
SThc property known 227a 275 and 1920 1923
situated N9es9ts begsn SEia and seth avenues
S s o. HSsn@ Se;S rs Tn5 anl PGuE s1tse
One Hundred ad streets G Fs9h and E' F 1ySo ,7Sr.
Harlem ver the extent Of half tue block tie ntesectng
streets ,
S pn beT Objections in writing Richard Tweed Chairman tbs
Boar Assessors er oGc No 10 Chatham street. within thirty
days from the date Of this notice - -
THOMAS B. ASTES,
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DEPaErxEsr Docks, 36 And 343 BRo,pwAr,t
EEw YORK, MAY y, 1871. :
TNO CONTROVERSIES inclosed
sealed envelope, ami Endorsed Proposals for cubic yards
Rpap Cor Foundation and with the Of the bidder will
Office the Department Of Docks until MONDAY
May ~ 1911 at II o'clock m. for delivering
10000 CUBIC YARDS OF RIPRAP STONE
FOR FOUNDATIONS.
transported furnished b. the Department " Docks
Bill, will be received for tie shcs for lots Of not less than
5000 cubic yards
BAnk forms specifications aud agreements be obtained
0mee VI the Department - -
JOHN 7. AGNEW,
WILSON c. HUNT,
HENRY A SMITH
RICHARD NJ HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD.
Commilou.t
J GRGSrILtE K,yR. SECRETARY
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C9lwa Bders h. b. Anie Hunt 81 Oo0.........,..."l
John Jacs sons Dr. C. GSberlunle ~, 800 .........2
J. A. u. Ataa 500. s
J. W Carters b. b. steve Acis0n. $500. ........s
Time-l:i6, l:f3s, li3
The second race for the Consolation Purse, Tor
beaten horses me-heats, the bookseller TO give 500;
three entries.
Codwsladers Alacog
Slys bsETOOn
Time-l:47. l:Dt
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noesithes!cr Countn Real estate for saIe.

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, on the banks
"A Of the Hudson Yonkers SALE. Terms easy. All moen
Improvements very order and has the finest views OF any place
on the Hudson. Possession June l. Apply 10
WALTER UNDkRHlL, Main-st. YoDker'
A CHOICE HOMESTEAD, plot of / or 2
~ acre that will enable the purchaser pay
bv nsanen Pelham Weshesier Coz - minutes ~ he"
''''' CHAs MAcRAE. 20 Cedar st. cor Nassau.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM rae, ~ a % Sun 723 Moon l3
Sandy 3O3 Cows Island 344 Hell Gate 5j5
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Caruets, De00inq, furniture, %t.

A NOTICE. -. 49,. .,.,, ,,,...,
~ KELLY & Co COR OF TWENTY FIPTHsT AND SIXTH
AVE Offering large and spleldld assortment OF
CARPETS. FURNITURE, BEDDING, OIL CLOTHS &c. &ci
the Spring trade and a, low pres
WEEKLY MONTHLY PAYMENTS IAhES
A call respectfully solicited.
SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, and BED
~ DING at wholesale and retail 800 c
d. FARRELL Co.. Manufacturer Us Canast cor ,enue,
WARREN WARD e. Co., MANUFATUR-
w Frs and wholesale and retail dealers IN -
EVERY VARIETY OF FURNITURE
for City and Country residences
Nos - and = Spnng-st.
Of CROSBY.
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

DROPERTY in the vicinity of Prospect Park.
EIepr browrytope MANSIONS smaller HOUSES and vacant
LOTS for SALE Apply G. HARTE, No u Pine-st Room
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OTFIcK oY BolRD oY EXCISE, 300 MULBERRrsr.,(
NgwYoRk, May 70, 1911 !
EXCISE NOTICE.-NOtice is hereby given
that will promptly enforced all
persons 18th Of shall be found selling LIQUORS
Wines Aes Beer without License from this Board by order OF
the Board JOHN II. WILLIAMS, President
JAMES O'EKIIL, Chief Cerk.
Omc1 hours irons Ia N. o p. m. dans
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COURT CALESDAaS-Tur DAY.

srpsxz CorRrCHAxBERs-Beor INGRAHlN Court a.
10 O'Clock m. Calendar called al IL m
s.. .IIaas agt Pemhof. Etched agt U. y r. y 20. u
g. Wsmbod AIT Wambod III The Lppst Silver Plate Bn'
"a Schnster agt Lew. craving Co. agt Bellen
li9 Roberts al. Bright l79 Atkins Co agt Rowland
20 RSaTe sSs Eeyn i5l Mems s at 5sh
set Carlton 1872 In the matter Of the Nat Me-
80 Lew AIT Emour. chancs Banking Assoca
&Bg Co att BelIen is3 Lachmever agt Iachmeyer
l67. .Ahrens agt smith let' hoeofa" AZ" DoMAEoi
CIRcUIr.--PA ART li.-Afcurned for the Term
SPECIAL SUTHERLAND J.-Open' at lt a. m 1ase on
sprpIop CorRr-PARr and lI-Adjourned for the Term
CoURT-rHIAL IsKN-PAnI SHEA J-Olehs al ~ M
.RawsOn Holland. J'-S hl-Atl hmPi'
552. King agt fully. 49, IfansportsSu0h'"'
55.. Hoffman Agt Trdran. 'SNf' turTah hSt- hHhuSk,
Nehemiah agt. Mchaeb Nhep nluiAAooef
568. Sampson sgt. west '1lo'' eel bk' iuit
647O Ainr AIT Sampson l6173. VOORHEES, sgt Besrdsey
5955. .Castelsnd agi. Hagereyer;
PART l-JOAcHnssS. j.
Gosls .s97l Hall sgt. Sches
594 " aleT AIT BE, lie. 500. Cumming agt Murray,
5l2 Knbark FUNK. 5ql Townsend agt Damson
1858. Schneider sg. RupcL 9tJ heAhAm agt heN theJ
1910. Carroll The Enc RRCo ayJ 1orens agL DueW
1914. .Benhauer agt. CONWAY 9i5I' iih, asI Nlc
54i5 Doek Sader Az Hochnuh 59J .HOoley ag Foster
corTT on 0IrR ,Np TrRxrSER-CARDozo "opens at lO
l. Michael Werner rape i..DAyd SPeare, grand lar
ps.rirk Nv and Joseph
|''' ALE I',,, bn;;r,ary 5Gsmge English John
3..Freteriok CouriArd, grand Ihoa'' grand larceny
CorRT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-BEDFoRD. "opens At II
l..WAter Modst and Joseph SThonas Handy larceny from
william Garnn ssiucon 9. Micl,e TraeeyI petit lar.
''' b.tsa,, ~ TO- Carl Alexander. pe,i, larceny.
.Hsniy w. Hnghe. ,mOer PTsnI Pe5r gsfit l,rcs9y
ment lE.'f,eI haHecA' u'''''"
Ss, f SSsS r1i lar - John Hugh.. keeping ssm.
ceur bling LOlse.
John Murray grand larceny H.. GoOro H'ch assault 'ni
battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29

Tue game was finely umpred, ana but for Leonards
catching bah in the last inning the victory would have
been more creditabe 20 the Olympcs Both CLUBS left
for their homes Saturday, though George wright re-
ma In the CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29

DE. 1ANAuAy SUSPENDED AGAIN-nE IS TO BE
TRIED JUNE g CHARGE AND CouNIEN-
ci1,rcr-TIE CASE IN THE COURTS.
The New York herald., 1871-02-05
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
SUCCESS OF THE DARlEN EXPEDITION.
Practical Route for Canal
Discovered.
TIE REVOLUTION III BOLIVIA.
Poto>i Captured and iM
Ruins.

KINGSTON, ia, Feb. 4, 1871.
Panama dates Of January "a have come to hand by
an arrival from Aspinwall.
The Panama Railroad was again submerged near
Bulo IN three feet water. No trains were passing
over the road from shore to shore.
proposition to raise loan OF fifty millions Of
dollars has been made In the Peruvian Congress
great drought Is reported ut Bneno5 Ayrcs.
In Uruguay the revolution continues. The gov
emment forces had attacked Coclo aud lost $50 men
A smart shock OF earthquake has been felt at
Guayaquil; no particulars
Selfrdge. of the Daren Expedition, writes from
Paya In the interior, on the 18th OF January,
that lie has discovered route for canal the sum
nit OF which Is but three hundred fekt above tho
ocean. The route commences near the mouth Of the
Arrato river.
Advlces from Bolivia state that La Paz was still
held by the revolutlonlsts. Morales, their leader,
was organizing forces at Scasica. Emigration is
discontinued and trade was paralyzed. POtosi mad
been captured, after Xix hours lighting. by the
revolutionists who lost 800 men IN killed
alone The city was pillaged for three
days. and all manner OF atrocSies committed by the
drunken soldiers.
Colonel Parentc and Two officers oC General Ren-
dou's stan have been shot,
Potosi IL in ruins Fifty thousand Indians ara
nocking from all the provinces to unite with the
revoiutionisis A battle is imminent.
The New York herald., 1871-02-05
GENERAL NEWS.
~~s~~~.>
>o>~~~-ee~~<
THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE.
~~>~~~~~11-e~oo~~~>-@>~~
Marshal MacMahOn's Denial Of the Use Of EX-
plOsiVe Bullets by the French.
aERMAp MARCH ON HAvRE
The Bridges on the Paris and Strasb0urg
Railroad Repaired.
LYONS STILL FOR WAR
Arrival Of the Eighteenth French
Army Corps at Lyons.
relEeDAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. a. 1871.
ment OF
THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE
as regards the cesslon OF Lorraine and Pondicherry,
and the transfer OF twenty ships or war to Germany
is incorrect The truth is that the Germans are,
under the proposed terms, to keep Alsace and the
fortress OF Metz. The indemnity demanded OF M.
Theirs In November was four milliards of francs,
figure which 1t is possible has been doubled since
that date.
MARSHAL MAcMAnoNs DENIAL OF THE USE or Ex-
PLosiyE BULLETS.
Marshal MacMahon in a published letter denies
the truth OF the Prussan assertions that the French
at the battle OF woerth used explosive bullets ana
that the French W ounded were allowed to cross
Belgian territory.
TIE PRUssIANs MARCHING ON HAvRE.
It is said that force Of 5000 Prussans Is at
Yvetot. marching on Havre. They report that other
corps are following them.
PARIS AND sTRAsBoURG RAILROAD BRIDGES RE-
STORED.
SARREBOURG France, Feb 3, 1871.
The bridges on the Paris and SrasbOurg Railroad
have been restored, and all trains are now running
between Epernay and Nancy.
The Escaped French Army Corps at LyOns-
The Clay Anxious to Continue the War.
BORDEAUX. Feb 4, 1871.
General Bellot commander OF the Eighteenth
French corps, has arrived at Lyons. He reports
tat the retreat OF the Army of the East caused
by the want OF provisions and munitions, the effect
or the armiStlce.
LYONS STILL FOR WAR.
There have been demonstrations OF an extremely
wariike character the part Of the people Of
Lyons, thousands Of whom have assembled IN public
meetings and paraded the streets with shouts OF
''vive la g,lerre' and 'sVive la commuue.n
The New York herald., 1871-02-05
Fl a 2 = /.
Herald Special Report from Port
au.Prince.
Disasters to British Vessels in the
Harbor.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
KINGSTON, JA., Feb. 4,

KINGSTON, a., Feb. 4, 1871.
have received from the HERALD special
correspondent at Port an Prince a message,
dated the lst inst, announcing the following
marine disasters -
The British bark Cleopatra, which has been
for some time past loading logwood in the
harbor Of st. Mark, suddenly sprung a leak
that could not be got under control, and find
ing the vessel rapidly filling she was towed
ashore. She was condemned AID was to be
sold at auction on the I'd inst.
The British bark Marmion, from Liverpool,
with 400 tons Of states, which were badly
slowed away between fore and main masts, has
been so severely strained that the vessel is
almost broken in two.
The steamer Hornet at Port au Princc--Hcr
Crew Deserving Her-The Country Quiet
Commercial Disrresses.
HAVANA, Feb. a. 1871.
Haytlen advices OF the lst have been received.
Spanish war steamer was watching closely the
Cuban steamer Hornet which was at Port au Prince
flying American colors day ana night The crew
Of the Hornet were making preparations to embark
for the United States, their passages having been
taken.
The country was quiet and the people satisfied
with the condition OF affairs.
Worms had destroyed the cotton plant IN the Ari
bonite district.
Commerce was suffering, the premium on golt
was increasing ana the deliveries OF produce were
lighter than ever before known.
The New York herald., 1871-02-05
THE UNION HOME RArfLe.

The distribution In aid OF the Union Home and
day afternoon at Davdsons, Broadway, Messrs.
England, A. d. Conover, John Ward and Landon
acting as a committee in charge. The drawing was
completed without the occurrence Of any unpleas
antness Those who had their tickets were awarded
the prizes before they left the building The first
prize-a fve-stone diamond ring, centre
stone Ia carat-fell to Speaker Hitch
man. John Hoey had three tickets and
was fortunate enough to secure two prizes out
OF the three. George II. Purser got fine diamond
ana enamel gold hunting lady's watch. Comptroller
Connolly, 4. d. Basstord and Judge Scott were
also among The winners. William M. Tweed had the
pleasure OF getting prize 1871, which was OF no
greater value than garnet and pearl ring, OF rinpg
worth. Previous to the drawing Of the prizes there
was considerable delay. owing to the fact that the
grand jury.n rue 200 prizes awarded are valued
SO
The New York herald., 1871-02-05
WATER ron WASHINGTON.

The City Council of the Capital in Gotham m.
A number OF gentlemen OF the Common Council
OF Washington came TO New York yesterday to IN
spect the water meters in use here and at Brooklyn
TO test the capacity Of the for recording with
accuracy the quantity OF water used any house or
premises In which they may be set up.
1t is the Intention II these gentlemen find the
ters reliable, TO recommend their introduction into
Washington and charge consumers In proportion to
the quantity OF water they use.
The c0mmti ee consists OF the following gentle
men:-D. NJ Davis and Donald McCato.an, OF the
Board of Aldermen; c.. Nj. Barton George
J. Bassett, John L. Murray and Samuel
p Robertson OF the Common Council
The President is Alderman Donald Nc
Cathran, and the Secretary IL Mr.. n. Sands of the
Sunday Gazette. The committee are accompanied
by several gentlemen from Washington, including
Mr.. Henry Larmen, Inspector of Water Works.
The New York herald., 1871-02-05
Twenty Three Thousand Persons Have
Applied to Leave the Capital.
EXTENT OF THE GERMAN CAPTURES
Further Arrangements Making to
Supply Paris With Food.
Attempted Assassination Of Gen-
eral TrOchu.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD. ~


LONDON, Feb. 4, 1871.
lam enabled to inform the NEW YORK HERALD
that travellers who left Paris on Wednesday ar.
rived at Brussels yesterday. They report
THE CITY QUIET
There was slight disorder upon the receipt Of
the news Of the signing Of the armistice, but the
rioters were easily appeased. There was great diff
fculty in procuring food, and 49, 1000 persons have
already asked for permission to leave the city.
MEASURES FOR THE RELIEF OF PARIS.
The Foreign ONCE announces that an offer has
been made to Count Bismarck and NJ Favre to
place English resources at their disposal for the
supply OF Paris with food, the arrangements to be
under the superintendence Of French and German
agents.
PRISONERS AND WAR MATERIgL CAPTURED IN PARIS.
1t Is now known that about 10000 prisoners
were taken I'm Paris, with 1900 cannon and 400
field pieces and mtrailleuses. The gunboats IN the
Seine and the rolling stock OF the railways were also
appropriated by the Germans.
TRoCHU's LIFE ATTEMPTED.
1t was reported in Brussels yesterday that an at
tempt had been made at Paris to assassinate General
Troohu The Generals orderly onlcer was killed
but he himself was not injured.