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Nupiinls Of the Crock Charge D'AHaircs-
The Interesting Ceremony N Performed IN
tho Ortiz odox Crock Church.
II has well known In fashionable circles for some
time past that marriage in high life Washington was
the tapis but the lovers Of the gorgeous brilliant
yesterday afternoon, at two O'Clock, the marriage Of
Kievn Rsngabe. Greek Minister st Washington,
Dorothea do Gero daughter OF Baron dc Gero
Minister 1t Washington, solsmnzed privately
Greek chapel at the residence Of the Rev. Father Nicolas
Bjerring the pastor Of the Greeks In this city.
TnE LITTLE oHAPRL
lighted up with tapes IN honor Of tho
ceremony the large candelaara with lights being also
used There were none present but the Immediate relatives
baron dero erols parents Of The
1 su Ss as q a a.: M
Greek Consul In this city; Mr. Mrs. Detmod Judge
the Se
handing both to The bride and bridegroom lighted candle,
r,,. EN- Is. .s1 p, m soyagrs 9, rIow.ss
s..i minute: :S:n ss;ss:ass s.ss
ssnciu. 10 now .ppTo.shsd &c candidates again, and
IMrxDIMEsTs TO THE MARRIAGE
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held above heads 81 hs bride and Mr. Cats.
Ing similar once for the bridegroom After this tbs priest
70 the young couple taking his text from First Corinthians
privilege Of saying few words, ashe bridegroom
member of the religion which hc professed that OF the
thodo1 Greek Church But his great object impress
bride the that Greek Church did desire
the motive change Of religion. He wished happy
life to both the bride and bfidsaoom.
were again held over the heads Of the bride and bridegroom
and the priest then offered golden containing wine to
each OF the candidates. after which prayers the
entire concluding with the benedcton the priest
bride Bridegroom 90 through ceremony.
in white rs..n enr and weaas bios
In her hair Her only bridesmaid Miss Bertha dc
Gerol her sister, beautiful blonde, who was dressed IN
white tarlesn with blue pbbons After the usual congrau
residence OF Mrs. r. Detmold No. West Tenth street,
where Baron do 0ero 10 at present staying VISIT and
after the usual documents had been signed In OF
O'clock M the happy couple left The city for a few weeks
in the country, after which they to return WASH
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ST. CRIsPIN.

At the session Of the International Lodge Of the
Knights OF ST. CrIspR, held at Mulberry Hail. April
TO- the following preamble and resolution sustaining
the members Of the Order In Baltimore in their
strike against arbitrary assumption OF power by
the shoe manufacturers OF that city, were unani-
mously adopted
whereas the shoe manufacturers of the city Of Bai
recently declared their detormin alton 10 refuse
ployment members OF the Order OF the Daughters OF ST.
Crspin and whereas the determination declared
assumption Of arbitrary uncalod for
now been abandoned ON the part Of the manufacturers,
Rssovsd That this International Grand Lodge extends ID
public thanks 10 the Crispins OF Baltimore for their noble
vndcaton OF the rights OF Q reasonable compcn
saon for her labor and @ form such assoeaons for her
late The Daughte Of d. CrspIn the triumph they
90 nobly won
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GENERAL REPORTS.
Futile Attempt at Insurrec-
ton in Boulogne.
DISTURBANCES AT BORDEAUX.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YoaE HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, April 10, 1871.
am enabled to forward the following intel
ligence for the information of the HERALD -
ATTEMPTED RESURRECTION IN BoULoaNR.
A despatch from Boulogne the 10th inst.
says :--''This afternoon Communist leader
unfarled the red flag and addressed a crowd
In support Of the Commune. Considerable
excitement was created in the street for Q
time, but eventually the police seized the flag
and quieted the disturbance"
DISTURBANCES AT BORDEAUX.
There have been some disturbances at Bor-
deaux, but they were promptly repressed.
RESIGNATION OF PICARD.
A despatch from Brussels, dated to-day,
says that the Nord Of to-day announces that
M. Picard has resigned his position as
Minister Of the Interior In the French
Cabinet.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Another despatch from Brussels reports
that the Peace Conference Is still engaged in
the discussion Of the question Of the frontier
of France and Germany. Progress In the
settlement Of tho financial question Is also
very slows
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G u B a.
Herald Special Report from
Havana.
The Spanish Troops After tho
Rebel Guerillas.
Several Engagements and Defeae
Of the Rebels.


HAVANA, April 10, 1871.
kilograms received here from Santiago do
Cuba, dated the 18th inst, report an encoun-
ter OF the column Quintin with the rebels, u
which twelve Of the latter were killed, among
them the chief Toujillo.
Captain Luna and column, composed Of the
Bailen regiment, had an engagement near
Bayamo with the rebels, in which ten Of the
latter were killed.
The column Of Colonel Canazal, In Mana
quitas, had an engagement with the rebels,
killing six Of them and taking four prisoners.
Several other engagements Of less impor-
lance are also reported, but the losses are not
given.
Al Antonio Ceballino, the newly appointed Sc
gundo Gabo Of the island, arrived from Spain
yesterday.
General Carlo, whom Ceballlno succeeds,
will surrender his command tomorrow and
will leave for Spain on the 3Oth. The retiring
General had obtained the sympathies Of the
public to great degree and all parties and
classes regret his departure.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoHpoN MoNRy MARKET.-LoNDoN, April 1875 r.
MConsos closed a 49, for money for the
American securities uuiet steady. United States ave-
twenty bonds-6Ts, s0h; 65s, old, Sss; 6Ts s3 ten
LIvEBPo0L COTTON MABKKT.-LIvEnrooL, April -
p M-rhe cotton market closed nat and Irregular Mid
ding uplands, IND I'D mdding Orleans, Ind 1ssd.
for export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS AARKxr.-LIvERPOOL, April
1875 +. M.--Lard, SIS. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LosDoNs April b.
Taow ass per Calcutta insccd 62s SIS 3D. Spirits
turpentne 3s per cwt Refined ,pctroleum, l6xd. per
-PsrRoLxUx MAsKEr.-AsrwERr, April ls.-Pssrosum.
lBl. for atgndard white.
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s,sem should thoroughly ourged Of The humors whic
disease There purgatlye cathartic 90 niue
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Further Particulars Of the Battle
ut Asnieres.
ROut Of the Insurgents and Oc-
CupatiOn Of the Place.
TIE VERSAILLES TROOPS DISSATISFIED.
The Communist Insurrection Fall
ing to Pieces.
IeleeaAMs TO THE new YORK HERALD.

The NEW YORK HERALDS special corre-
spondent at Versailles telegraphs me, under
date Of yesterday noon, as follows:-
THE REBEL FIRE SEVERE.
There are 5000 government troops in the
wood Of St. Cloud and 10000 moro quartered
at Bougival. The rebels are firing into the
town Of Puteaux, doing much damage.
THE EXODUS FROM PARIS.
The road to St. Denis is choked with people
leaving Paris. Nothing is attempted In the
way Of preventing their departure, the Com
munal authorities rather favoring the exiles,
in view Of the possibility Of an investment Of
the city.
AN ADVANTAGE GAINED.
The advantage gained by the insurgent
forces in the capture of Chateau Becon has
proved to be greater than was at first expected.
The Woods Of Colonies Carricd-Insurcent
Defeat at Asnieres-Ths Town Occupied
Bad Woather-Unsa tisfactory Spirit Of tho
Troops.
LONDON, April 10, 1871.
Dispatches from Versailles, dated to-day,
contain the following intelligence, which
forward for the information Of the NEW York
HERALD
THE WOODS OF ooLoMBEs CARRIED.
The Versailles troops have carried the
woods Of Colonies. A large number of the
insurgents were killed, wounded and made
prisoners In the encounter. Asnieres is now
threatened on both sides by the government
forces.
THE FIGHTING AT AsNIEREs.
Details of the fighting on Monday at
Asnieres show that the Versailles forces COM
PEELED the Communists to evacuate the town,
but did not themselves occupy It. The Com
munists In the afternoon reoccupied the place,
where they were again attacked In the even
ing by the Versailles troops During the
night there was ON incessant fuslade and, the
government forces maintained their position
with difficulty.
THE TOWN OCCUPIED.
A despatch from Versailles, dated to-day,
says the government troops occupied Asnieres
yesterday, driving the enemy across the Seine
and capturing some prisoners. The loss Of
the Versailles troops was small. A battery
has been placed in position, which prevents
the insurgents from using the bridge which
crosses the river from Clichy to Asnieres.
The insurgent troops were quiet and their
batteries silent during last night.
BAD WEATHER.
A despatch from Asnieres, via Versailles,
says the weather is rainy and operations to-
day are next to impossible, but adds that the
instruction is falling to pieces.
UNSATISFACTORY.
A special despatch to the Standard says
the spirit evinced by the Versailles troops Is
unsatisfactory, and that even discipline is
wanting.
RUMoRED CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY.
There are rumors Of changes in the French
Ministry.
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public invited TO magnificent Stoda Grand Piano.
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT,

List Of Cargoes Of American Cotton Arrived
mt Liverpool April 1919.
LIvERPooI, April 10, 1871.
The undermined vessels reached this port with
American cotton cargocs during yesterday evening
and to-day, VIII
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A REBEL ROUT.
Herald Special Reports from
sw Paris.
Severe Fighting and Defeat Of the In
SurgentS at ASniereS.
Horrible Spectacle in the Streets
Of the French Capital.
FIERCE ENGAGEMENT AT NEUILLY.
The Government Forces Com
pletely Victorious.
Women and Children Burned to
Death in the Town.
l4EaN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GREAT EXCITEMENT I'M PARIS.
~~
Victories at Issy and Gamart Claimed
by the Rebels
ACOMMUNIST PEACE PROGRAMME.
An Attack by the Army Of Yer
sailles Expected.
GREAT EXCITEMENT I'M PARIS
Victories at Issy and CLAIMANT Claimed
by the Rebels
"A COMMUNIST PEACE PROGRAMME.
An Attack by the Army Of Yer
sailles Expected.
KILOGRAMS 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

ttttEkAMS ~ the REV IUHA hEKALu
LONDON, April 10, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
the NEW YORK HERALD's special correspond
ent In Paris, dated last night Tuesday.
Your correspondent says
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THE COAL MINERS' TROUBLE.
Meeting OF tho Board of Arbitra-
ton at Mauch Chunk.

Report Of the Umpire-It Is Deemed Satisfactory
and Is Acceptod-The Question Of Wages Still
Unsettled-Refusal Of the Operators to
4icld-They Insist on Their Terms
Appeal Of the Miners to Trades
Unions-Lstter from Mr.. siney
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DELSARTE's SYSTEM.


Invitation to Mr.. MucKayc.
NEW YORK, April 70. ls7L
Mr.. JAxRs STEELE MAoKAyR-
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MIR. pYacKaye,, Respopse,

Mr.. MacKaye's Response.
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A.-For . Superior Hat Go to Espcnschefds
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Imp0rfnnf Notice.
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GARDENERS COMPOUND cures Neuralgia.
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A programme which has been su ggested
and has met with general approval among the
people Of Paris provides for the maintenance
Of the republic, the granting OF communal
rights to Paris and other cities and the auton-
omy Of the National Guards, the dissolution of
the Assembly and the election Of national
communal representative assembly in Its stead,
the formation Of ad interim governme nts for
Paris and Versailles, the declaration OF an
amnesty for all offences against the govern
ment and the signing of an armistice.
THE SITUATION AT NRU lily.
A despatch from Paris Tuesday evening re-
ports violent cannonade at the Maillot gate
and Neuilly. The same despatch says that
the Versailles army has not resumed the
offensive. The belligerents, though confront
Ing each other, are actually separated by the
island of Grand lutte. The Communist
losses yesterday were very heavy.
INSURGENTS DISCOURAGED.
II Is said the National Guards are greatly
discouraged by their sufsrings and losses.
Immense quantities of ammunition have been
discovered in cellars 10 the Avenue de Troca-
dero.
NEW COMMANDER.
General Okolowitz succeeds General Dom
browski's brother, who was disabled at As
nieres.
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GENERAL RENO.

GEN NERAL RENO
to the people Of Nevada, at Reno, April 10. ISL.
and At
Carson City, April 10, 1871.
an respectfully TeGue-t any and al parties in The
ctie T. Meet me fr the rurp"se OF iispIayIag
publicly their stock. 4 liberal colsiieratin vii
be allowed to UHacclinatei horses. a. there have
been : me recently imported L. this STATE.
] claim tnat GENERAL RENO is a ~trutter, and
to Show that l mean what l say, l invite ali to
meet me On the days and places mentioned. II
none desire 10 meet and exercise with NE on the
Track. l Will give the people a hint Of General
Kenos speed, anyhow.
A. NJ. WORRYING.
Reno, April ;, ISL. apo I'd
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TELEGRAPHIC.

VERSAILLES, April l3.-it is alleged
that the Communist victories are un
founded. There was no engagement
on Tuesday and ENTHUSIASTICALLY az
i%nsurgent fusilade. There is a can.
nonade this morning. The Versailles
troops occupy all the roads leading tc
Paris.
The delegates from the Party OF
Cancellation have returned to Paris.
The conditions Of peace proposed to
them by Theirs We're hat Paris shall
first lay down arms and then a NUM-
cipal franchise will be granted to the
city.
BERLIN, April 13.-The amount OF
credit to be asked of the German Par
lament is l20, 600, 900 thalers.
SAN Francisco, April III p. NJ
When the Fifteenth District Court
was called to order this morning to
hear the arguments of counsel in the
Fair-Crittenden murder case, Judge
Quint, counsel for defense, stated that
his associate, Cook, was, as he was in
formed by his wife, too ill to appear
in Court, and asked that the case be
continued for the day. Judge Dwi-
nellie stated that he would continue
the case until tomorrow morning,
when, in justice to the jury, he must
go on with it, whether Cook was able
to be present or not. The Court then
adjourned. 1t is stated that one of the
jurors has already lost 81. 0 in his
business by his attendance on the
trial.
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y Pie ITEM.-The great American
pie-biter has been discovered in the
person resident of Folsom named
Billy. He evidently was on hand
when the large mouths we're distri-
buted, and had first choice. Very
queer stories are told with reference
TO the size Of tue aforesaid mouth,
many of which are doubtless incor-
rect; for instance, it is stated that
when he attends a ball or is in q
crowded aSsenlblage, and has need to
remove his hat, he folds it up and
stoves 1t in n of his cheeks, and
thus always has it when desirable.
Accompanying his mouth he received
an appetite of size to match, and such
speculation has been INDUCED i'll by
his acquaintance concerning its capa-
city. Recently a bet of $50 wa made
by Il party that Billy could eat eight
ordinary bakers pies at a sitting with
II Inconvenience, the loser to pay
for the pies. Billy who was promised
50 if he won, started in. and really
did eat eight pumpkin pies, making
but tour bites to each pie. The Fol
somites claim that he is the champion
pie bitter of the coast.-[Sacramento
Union.
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Departures.

EY L. H. OVERS STAGE FOR RENO.
Lichenstein John Reynolds Sam Berry
BY W. F. WILSON'S AURORA STAGE.
c Murphy J Bowling J Harrington
j Murphy ? Hickey j Roach
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-15

WOMAN WHIPPER. - Night before
last Constable Hodgkinson arrested
Miller Noll, a colored individual, on a
charge of beating his wife. Defendant
was yesterday arraigned before Justice
Parkinson. found guilty and fined 81
and costs, and in default of payment
was sent to Jail.
New GOODs.-The Ladies of Carson
should go and see the new and elegant
stock of goods received by Olcovich
Bros, before purchasing elsewhere.
They are selling goods at very low
rates.
Go to Smith & SAVERS for your gem
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at san
Francisco prices. =