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VERSAILLES REPORTS.
rELEGRiMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The Insurgents Beaten Every whcrc-Com-
NUNS, Leaders FIying-Public Buildings
Destroycd-0nc Third of Parts In Ashes.
VERSAILLES, May 24--Night, }
Via BoLoGNE, May %, 1915
The Paris insurgents have been beaten
everywhere to-day except in Belleville,
Monirouge (?) and st. Antone quarters, where
they still hold out.
COMMUNIST LEADERS FLYING.
The leaders of the Commune who have not
been shot or captured are skedaddling in
every direction and the Versailles authorities
are making desperate exertions to prevent
their escape. NJ Delescluze lie now prisoner
in the hands of the government and General
Dombrowski is held prisoner at st. Denis by
the Prussians.
NATIONAL GUARDS TO RE DIsARMEp
M. Theirs has announced that all the Ma
tioual Guards throughout the country are TO
be Immediately disarmed. This announcement
gives great satisfaction to the majority in the
Assembly.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
The Versailles forces are virtually masters
Of Paris, but the insurgents are reducing the
city to ashes. In their mad frenzy they are
burning every building Of prominence to the
ground. They deliberately fred the Tuieries,
Louvre, Cour des Comics, Hotel de Vile,
Ministry Of Finances, churchcs-in short
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The vice-prcsidcnt's UenIth Improvinv-A
VISIT from the ireSideui.

VISIT from the President.
WASHINGTON May "a, 1871.
Vice President Cofay Is stronger. but suffered
last night with headache, which
prevented his sleeping. well as upon ths
previous night. Iiil circulation Is good ana
symptoms favorable. but the physician
insists upon absolute quiet. Mrs Colfax ia not here
because Mr. Colfax telegraphei on the evening Of
his attack not TO come She Is still nursing her child
and Mr. Cofax could not consent that either OF
them should take the risk Of long and needless
Journey he Is receiving every possible attention.
AL his friends have called and been most kind In
offers OF attention.
This afternoon President Grant, accompanied by
Secretary Boutwell,, called at the room OF Wee
President Colfax to inquire as to ns health.
Mr.. Collax was too weak to hold any con-
veraali0n, and they therefore remained only
few minuteS. His physician saitt IN reply
to an inquiry tonight, that mis- patient had
been in very dangerous condition., but the pros
pect now was that he would recover as the symp-
toms were favorable.
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Heavy Fighting Between Pre-.
melle and Mont Parnasse.
COMMUNIST LEADERS FLYING
Furious BOmbardment of the
Quarters Still Held.
No Mercy to be Shown the
V&ndals.
TeLEGHAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Wednesday Morning,
VIA BoULoGNE, May %, lS7l.C
The scenes which are TRANSPORTING in this
city are frightful.
EVERY PUBLIC BUILDING FIRED.
This morning oaly the bare walls of the
Tuileres are left standing. The insurgents
fred the building yesterday, being determined
to destroy all that is of value in the city rather
than permit the Versailles government to ret
possession Of them.
BURNING OF THE HOTEL DE WILLIE.
From eleven o'clock last night to daylight
this morning have stood on the top of the
American Legation building watching the
burning of the Hotel de Vile. It was an
awful sight. AT two o'clock this morning the
entire facade was mass of lurid flames.
OTHER BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
The building of the Austrian Embassy,
which is the property of the Empress Eugcnie,
has been burned, The Caisse des Consigna-
ton and the Spanish Embassy are both re-
ported destroyed. The destruction Of pro-
perry has been irightful, and it still continues.
CIRCULATION DIFFICULT.
Departure from Paris is impossible and cir
culation in the city is difficult. Marshal Mac
Mahon has granted me special escort, hav-
ing been arrested four times in three hours in
edeavoring 10 move about the city.
TAKING BARRIoADEs.
One hundred and nine pieces of cannon be-
longing to the government forces are now
pointed down the Rue LATTE. The troops are
taking the barbados in splendid style and
with the most reckless gallantry. Their
losses, however, are severe, as the insurgents
pour terrible fire into their ranks from the
houses.
HEAVY FIGHTING
All the barricades in the Place de la Con-
corde have been carried. Heavy fighting is
Parnasse.
LOSSES AND PRISONERS.
The losses of the Versailles troops on yes
terday were small. Twelve thousand insur-
gents have already been taken prisoners.
SERVED HIM RIGHT.
1t is reported that NJ. Billioray, the last
Immediately after he was captured.
KNDEAvoRs TO SAVE PARIS.
The Versailles authorities are sending fire.
men and FIRE engines from all the towns within
radius of twenty miles, in the hope of check
ing the progress of the conlagration.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Munted States hvctweny bonds, eo. for the ssue Of
L,vErrooL CorroS MARxrT. --Lry.Rrooi, May a. 10
r. M.-lhe market closed hrner Middhag uplands, lad.
7std. mfddIirg Orleans 7hd Tad. The sales bf tho
day have been bOo bales, inclndins 600 for cor, and
nah Charleston, have been made a, iilsd for ddnes
LIVERPOOL laoytsioNs MARKrr-LsvrEruoL, Nav
aUa Cd
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

MAY 20.
18s0-Thc Fenian invaders OF Canada driven by her
volunteers again INTO Vermont where their
leader General ONeill was arrested by tho
United States authorities.
l862-Battle or Winchester Va: General Banks de-
Ie.,ted and compelled TO retreat by "StOnc.
wali'' Jackson.
1s46-Louts Napoleon escaped from imprisonment
at the Fortress Of Ham.
1G59-l;lctiard Cromwell resigned the PrOtectorate
OF Eng and.
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ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yolk HERALD.

The New Cousins Of London Three md n
Quar;er millions OF People t-Monday.
LONDON. MAY p, 1871.
The official result OF the census OF London pub
lished shows total population Of slightly rising
three and quarter millions.
WhitMonday will be observed as holiday in all
the English markets.
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Catawba Grape .Juice Pills.
THE GREAT fURGATIvE anu CATHARTIC.
Useful 10 all affections OF the liver and
scdng sas nagnesa all other pur.stivcs and
tcg
Very inviting appearance and more like confectioa
than iicue.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA,
the Useful In OF the blood
and akin. Take two bottles
HELIPOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
box
HELMBOLD'5 ChTAWBh GRAPE JUICE PILLS.
In spring months
Is the time that the system undegocs change, and med
cines have Il quicker elect
Prepared by II. T. HELMBOLD.
Crys;al Palace Drus Store, 5a4 Broadway New York.
Palace Pharmacy. Gilsey House. Broadway and Twenty
ninth street. New York.
Iempe OF Pharnacy Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Prescriptions accurately compounded French, German
and spanish spoken.
stores open all night.
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Died.

ATKINSON On Wednesday, May "a THOMAS AT.
KI<soS, aged sd years.
The relatives an friends are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from his late residence No. ~
WycKon street, Brooklyn H. D., on Friday morning,
al ten O'Clock.
Leeds (Englandl papers please copy.
For other Deaths see Eighth Pdge.l
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BANGOR Me-. May "a, 1871.
President Grant has accepted an invitation to
VISIT this city on tho l1th OF October next to par.
tlcipae In the ceremonies OF opening the European
and North American Railroad, upon Its completion
TO ST. John. 1t Is proposed TO have celebration on
q large scale at that time.
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fHs EVA N Rusnas AYass.

ARGENTINE LEGATION
wAsHNGrUf, May "a, ISL I
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEaALp:---
Allow me TO thank you, wen as the United
States press for the interest shown to excite the
chartabe senti mcnts or thls people In order TO
leve tho suncrings IA BucRos Ayres. Yours respect
iuly, MANUEL X. GARCIA.
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Proceedings in the Observation-Disclosures of
Postage TO and from tue United States.
RERLIN, May a. ISL
The Rcichstag has approved a supplementary
clause TO the postal treaty between America and
Germany, under which letters Will nenceforward he
forwarded to and from America at the rate OF two
and half groschen about five cents) per half ounce
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BOARD Of HEALTH.
The Smallpox mt Home -"
Stn1iuticn.'


The sma,Ipox n. Home aud Abroad-vits
Statistics.
At the meeting OF the Board OF teai'n YESTERDAY
at which all the Commissioners. sa. = mayor ni'''
Mr.. Mullaly and Henry smith, were lee'en'' NJ
thing of any interest whatever was done save 'nc
presentation and reading OF tho following repc, W.
BUREAU or REaoRns OF VITA. srATrsr,cs}
To Tur SECRETARY THE BOARD or HEALIn:--
nave tue honor 70 report "a! registered deaths for the
and less than for the correspon ing period OF 1870
o. scaratina fran Il to II Fsc b. were sc ID
70 meas IS m each q lhe past two weeks ihe mortality
GaAnuALtv prcuSrxe
Tyrhoni X ysr ocrInnrd mo- deaths h. The as, ,,aet M
tphus fever butts fuerpers lever des,roye lives and
LEI: IN the srrn has recently become somewea, prominent
the fatal cases herein reported among chrea OF
les ivan an mon hs 9I age ana ON Of = deaths recorded
TO" mas ar mot M os e2 ' na 10 any nas MAR ,oea
and the local respiratory diseases diminished by and u
T ms ra.a of N. barometer far III. mast week va,
1850 inches nean degree OF Nun e,y 800 ssanron
het bcinf 10 deg higher than Of corresponding
period period, .or zen years pre- yious ,.-,..
20 decline, London has been stn4 renewei ac-
reached the @S-s wsy I've p wns ea ms s', r
sent piemc ami almost three times the largest
wes a ana s n"s the week pro-
Neycastieon-Tyne The other large cities OF the United
Kingdom being almost exempt trou, II.
PERssrFNCY LONDON
and Liverpool - remarkable II likewise continues very
prevalent BRUSSELS. where during ending April -
It caused ~ deaths.
We appr,.ri by the resumption Of Dr. zue,,es
tuens from Berlin, long interrupted by the er
lit also has been suheriDs Oh the rnvases uf smallpox
which during the week ea,n. the <h -
deaths on, Of ,oai Of az population Of No.
Very respectfully, your oledient servant,
CHAS. r. RI SELL, NJ d. Registrar OF Records.
BUREAU pF SASiTARy tSnrf,Irtos.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT, NEW YORK.. MAY ~, ts7i.l
10 InE BOARD or HEAfih o. Tnk nEALrn DEPART
MINT
have the honor TO submit The following comparative
ment OF contagious diseases reported this
two weeks cadng May 20, 1871 80
-frref -
Wes IT. " Hetp- scr, Sma.- Her pi,1.
Nav ~ i S"a "p' "oa ' 8 'ss,,' ~ q; @e'r;
Nav D.. 4 Ii II Is II Il
During Tie week ending May 90 inst the vaccnaug corps
have visited ,l93 families and
yAcuINArfD 1857 PERSONS
therein They have vaccinatej 322 children in the
schools.
total vaccinations for the these GIG
primary and 4,36l secondary
The daily smallpox patients at the hospi
tai for the 100.
The number OF patients the hospital to-day Is 13l.
The Register of Records the total number deaths
by smallpox for the corresponding as, OF which -
occurred ut the hospital. Respectfully submitted,
MokEAO MORRIS. NJ. d.. City Sanitary Inspector
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WEATHER REPORT.
....t...- WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASufSIIOy NAV OIL A. NJ

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 25--1 A. M.
synopsis for TIE Past Ttcentgfo Jour Hours.
The barometer has fallen somewhat on the Pacific
coast. with continued brisk northwest winds and
fair weather. II has risen at the Rocky Mountain
stations ana on the Atlantic coast where
1t is now highest, with clear weather and
light winds. The cloudy and threatening weather
of Tuesday night has continued III the northwest
with diminishing winds. Very few midnight re-
pores have as yet been received.
Py'obGbutues.
No disturbance IL indicated as probable for Thurs
day on the Atlantic or Gull coasts. Cloudy and
threatening weather, with fresh south and west
Winds are probable for the Lakes.
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PHILADELPHIA, May "a. 1871.
At a meeting or the miners or the Lehlgh region
held at Mauch Chunk to-day 1t was resolved to
accept nothing hut the basis of $50. The following
places voted to resume on the operators terms--
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Knox, the Halter, corner Broadway 0nd
Fulton street still contnnes dispense blessings to- d0l
in the shape o. superior madc Hats
Truly public peneacor Ia every OF the word.
for tired harder TO crafty ms patronsno man
has patrons than beauttfut OF
kNoA's lates. Styles has now become common
urea
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ROUMANIA.
TELEGRAM TO THs Kew Yoax HERALD.

The Elections In Favor of Prince Charles.
BUCHAREST, May "a 1871.
Throughout the elections strong reactionary
feeling was shown in favor OF Prince Charles. The
latest strengthen the Ministerial majority in
the Chamber.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY 25 187l-rRlpLE SHEET
every public building of which they held pos

every public building of which they held pos
session.
THE COMMUNICATION EXTENDING.
The connagration is rapidly extending at
this hour. tried to enter Paris, but found it
impossible to do so and remained outside
in prominent position watching the progress
of the flames. / noticed tremendous in
crease in the number Of fires, and fear that
one-third of the city will be burnt before to-
morrow night.
Large Fircs-A Furious Eoinba rdmcnt--Thc
Dead and Wounded Unattended To-yo
Mercy 10 the vandnls.
VERSAILLES, May 2i-Night.
Large fires are still raging within the city.
FURIOUS COMMANDMENT
The Versailsts are furiously bombarding
those quarters where the insurgents keep up
resistance.
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED UNATTENDED TO.
The dead remain unburied and the wounded
lie INTENDED in the streets.
NO MERCY TO THE vANDALs.
In the Assembly this afternoon NJ Theirs
announced that the Hotel de Vile was in
flames. He expressed his horror at these acts
OF vandalism, and declared that it was the de-
termination Of the government to punish the
perpetrators without mercy.
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Catawba Grape Jaice pills.

A.-F0r n stylish and Ei n ant Hat, as P0Du-
prices 20 DoUGAN liz Nassau Of Ann street.
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Horace Greeley Gone to Texas.-SpeciaItY
Geutiemen's Pc ri Cashmere Hats, Just out: S5.
e. U. j.. HAT COMPANY. 10 Ccrtlandt street
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A.-Fcr n Stylish mud Elegant Snmwer HAT
just Introduced 90 to EsPEssCHiEDs I1s Nassau street
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Broadway, great which has at
tended their removal 10 the Original One Dollar under
the Grand Central HOTEL pleasure OF informing ths
public superb OF Milton Gold Jesery has heers
openei which, for elegance OF design and beauty o. wso
IL unsurpassed by any Jewcer this country AZ hsrt
spacious aesroon 66I Broawsy they retail esn Try az
&l, and companys agents nhe prupetoro al hc OosI
Store fearessy Aense cism. msgacent assort-
ment oil Fans latest style, Vases which e. nnotD
died Lingerie anu othf gooia
are now displayed the aide devoted TO the orp a. Dollar
store which cannot purchased other esiA ssnent
hnttl fa -
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The Milton Gold Jrwclry Company, &C,

Royn! Havana Lsifery.-No. 20,OJ2 Drew
alU0UJ0. j. d. MAklINEL
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II ysu would Have uW Gray Hairs. uso
HALLS WORKABLE SlIILIAS HAIR RESEWER, the
preventative.
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A.-Phal0n's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU,
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Rroknw BrOfhers. -Spcc iuisy In acptch
Cheyots London Diagonsls, Fourth
Opposite Cooper Union and Lafayette place. opposite Asor
place
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A.--Herrina,s Patent f.e
CHAMPION SAFES,
.Ji broadway, corner Murray strest
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.S:ond Enoug for Me-
GOOD ENOUGH FOR M"
"GOOD ENOUGH FOR MI" 81. ...a
GOOD ENOUGH FOR me-
".OOD ENOUGH FOX ME-"
"GOOD ESOl Ill FOR ME-"
GOOD ENotGIt FOX ME-"
This spirited aud words by COOPER music for
piano by Prati, De obtained u. W. HifCHCOCR5,
popu ar sore 90 Beekuliu Street, New York. Mailed
Tor i0c. Catalogue, go pieces, free.
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Centiemen,s Pearl a. s-impre Hate, for ssJ.
WARNOCK i CO., $40 broadway.
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YnE GREiq TREATY.
Inc Work Of the Joint High Commission
Ratified by the Senate.
ALI AMENDMENTS VIC led DOWN
The Treaty Agreed TO by y0tn
Of so TO IL.
"ELESSED ARE TIE PEiGEHiSEss"

WASHINGTON. May "a, 1871.
The Senate went into executive session at few
minutes past ten O'Clock this morning., on the TreaJ
OF Washington. Among those VINO made speeches
were Senator's Corbc.t. yickcrs Morrill, OF VT.
Thurman. Morton and Kelly.
All amendments were voted down by large ma
j0rilies.
The treaty was finally at ten minutes to eleven
O'Clock. ratified by q vote OF so to IL. I,p4
The Injunction or secrecy has not yet been 70
moved from the in detail.
The Senate adjourned Til tomorrow at elcvcR
O'Clock.
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PORTUGAL.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Y0lx HERALD.
Departure Of the Flagship Franklin.
LISBON. May -, 1871.
The United States flagship Franklin has sailed
with the rest OF the squadron 10. Gravesend.
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=
The public Of this association VIII be held At
tho Apollo kooms eighth street,
Friday evening, MAY 90 at O'Clock.
Reports will made the Riverside Park. the Broad.
way Nifenng; the Viadnc, Road West Side Va
ddresses uy Fernando W God quest
OF Muncipa Government aoo Public mpruv
especal reference AMI spocson west side and by
Hon. m. u Van Worst, the Exenption OF Bonds and
Mort ages from Taxation. WM. H. MARrtN, frcsiteqL
J.uEs RDa0IFs Sgcrefarv.
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500 Reward for n Case Of X rrmntism o.
Neuralgia Dr. ffrLEa'S kHEuaAIIC SYEuP cannot
cure; consultation Tree. I'll John street
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The Insurgent Prisoners.


BoULoGNE, May 25-Mdnight.
1t Is rumored that the Communist prisoners
are going to the same prison that Louis Ma
poleon occupied.
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9a.-BcSt Quality Pearl On ssiusc-e Hats.
FORMAN's, Sl Fourth avenue, between Twenty asth aai
rwenty-stxth streets
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Watchcs.-gc,nsud'-. Patck, Jsngcne Ls-
coures aud OF the best sw akcror sale skc,st,
at SCI Broadway. osBOhNE q tonSs%sD.
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sGood Enoug ! tor Me-"

Crfstadore's II rival ed Hate Dye.-SoId
and applied Wig aud Scalp Facory, No Asor placs
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The Great Trraty in EnaIand--The SeftIss
ment Honorable 70 En- gland aud the Objtc!s
OF Both Countries Realized.

OF Both Countries Realized.
LONDON, May 24. 1871.
The London Times OF to-day expresses the opin-
ion That the settlement OF the question Of the Ala
bama claims Is honorable to Enga id. and that the
object OF both England ant America IS realized.
Though The treaty represents perfect cOnipr0.
mise 1t IL stll acceptable for the sake OF peace. ami
both countries have already practically ratified the
result OF the labors Of the Commission.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-03-24

inent seat on the floor Of the Senate, before
whom he may soon be brought for trial
As telegraphed to the JoURNAL yesterday,
Andrew Jackson Jones has at last been
brought to grief, and forced by the Chief
Justice to dlsgorge the bonds and effects
of the Western Railroad Company. Mr..
Thomas LutterlOh, whose connection, with
the bonds has been very suspicious, was
forced to deliver up the mortgage bonds of
the Company, amounting to 5000 90 0,
which may enable tho Company to at once
proceed with the completion Of their road
to Greensboro. The amount of bail re
quired from Jones will not be determined
upon until Monday, as be is making ar
rangements TO make clean breast Of the
matter AMI deliver up all the effects OF the
Company, and then the prosecution VIII
drop t1e case, and allow him 10 quietly
retire into his former obscurity. 80 at last
honesty and justice have prevailed, and one
by one theea railroad bond piundeTers are
bionght to grief.
A bill has Just passed the House, aud will
probably pass the Senate, without material
amendment. making the following changes
in the existing laws for the collection of
taxes 1st. '!here l. TO DO 10 as
seesmcnt of real property for this
year The valuation OF 1869 10 be cOn-
timed 81. The taxes are to be listed on
the 1t day Cf Juue. 81. Tie taxes be
.ome dae III tie 1,t NJ lag. o. August
Ali. TIE sheriff aIe 10 settle on the 1st
day Of December.
! bill pus ed the Hous2 Ca yesterday.
and the Senate to-day, so that ii is now a
I0tc, prov, ding that any sheriff failing to
settle with the Public Treasurer iof the
t4xas 3au for tue fiscal year ,nding SEPT IN
ber Both, 1870, aud not paying the III ne
within twenty days, Snail b. deemed guIfl
OF II felony, and on conviction sentenced 10
the Penit9ntiary.
The Skating link YVES formally opened
here lst might nt Tucker Hal, by Mr.
Bnggs, wiz has 80 long entertained tn
citizen 81 Wilmington, a:ld "as attended
by LARGE aus fashionable audi, nee.