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The New York herald., 1871-02-27
THE SABBATH IN NEWARK.

On Saturday night an order was promulgated by
Mr.. Glasby. Newark's chief OF police. and read to
the men by Captain Dwyer, requiring all drinking
saloons to be closed at midnight on Saturday nights
and the discontinuance Of billiard playing on Sun
day. AS no complaints have yet been made TO the
contrary 1t Ia presumed that the order has been
Obeyed. Chief Glasby announces his Determination
to have the order strictly enforced.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

LoNDoNf Eeu. ~, lotl.
BY means of telegram from Paris, dated
to-day am enabled to inform the NEW YORK
HERALD that the conclusion of peace between
France and Germany is now certain.
THE TERMS.
NM. Theirs and Favre and the Consultative
Commission of the French National Assembly
have accepted the following conditions:-
FirsEThe province of Alsace and the
fortress of Metz to be ceded to Germany; but
the fortress of Belfort, situated on the southern
boundary of Alsace, to be restored to France.
Second-France to pay to Germany war
indemnity Of five millards of francs Zone
thousand millions of dolIars)
Ihird-The Germans to retain possession
of portion of French territory, including
number of fortified towns, such as Sedan, until
the French fulfil the conditions of the treaty Of
peace.
Fourth-The German army to enter Paris
on Monday and to occupy the Champs Elysees.
FyIh-As soon as the French National AS
sembly formally ratifies these conditions peace
to be proclaimed between the two countries.
The Terms Agreed Upon-M. Theirs and the
Commission Conc to Bordeaux with the
Treaty-Ifs Adoption Hoped For-An Idle
Rumor.
LONDON, Feb. g. 1871.
For the information Of the NEW YORK
HERALD I would report that NJ. Theirs was
at Versailles all day yesterday.
THE TREATY.
despatch from Paris, dated last night,
states that the final settlement Of the pre-
liminaries Of peace took place at Versailles
yesterday. AT the time the telegram left the
French capital the precise terms were un-
known, but they were generally believed to be
severe. Count Bismarck is reported to have
acted in pitiless spirit throughout the nego-
tations with Theirs and Favre
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
Referring to the close of the negotiations
the Paris Rappd Of yesterday says that NM
Theirs and Favre and the Consultative Com
mission Of the National Assembly will
60 to Bordeaux to-day for the pur-
pose of submitting the conditions agreed
upon to the Assembly, and this state
ment is confirmed by a telegram from
Paris this morning. It is generally hoped
that the majority Of the Assembly will imme-
diately adopt the treaty and thus render q
prolongation Of the armistice unnecessary.
BORDEAUX STILL IN IGNORANCE.
A despatch from Bordeaux, dated at three
o'clock this afternoon says that no news has
arrived there yet relative to the settlement of
the preiiminaries Of peace or the prolongation
Of the armistice. 1t is believed that if the
armistice is extended it will only be for few
hours.
AN IDLE RUMOR.
A special despatch from Amiens to the
London Telegraph reports that much uneasi-
ness prevails there in consequence of a
rumor that Great Britain has interfered in
the matter Of the German terms of peace.
The rumor states that the British government
is opposed to the demand for Metz and has
declared that the fortress should not be ceded
to Germany.
THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
ANOTHER RAIL ROAD VICTIM.

John Borzick, the laborer who fell with some cara
over gorge or bank on the line Of the. Montclair
branch OF the Midland Railroad, at point between
Bloomfield and WoodsIde, and was SO shockingly
acerated and bruised, few days ago. has since died
from the effects OF his injuries although everything
that medical science could suggest was done for
h III at the German Hospital In Newark. He was
about thirty years OF age ana resided at Bloomfield
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
F r A N G E
A Paris Hint to the Orleans
Prince.
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Public Demonstration on the Anniversary
Of Louis Philippe's AbdicatiOn.
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German DenunciatiOn of Pa
risian Arrogance.
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More French Criticism Of President
Grants Recent Message.
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French Troops Concentrating at
Havre.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Feb 26, 1871.
have received advices from Paris, dated
yesterday, for the New YORK HERALD, which
announce that on the day previous February
24), the anniversary of the abdication of Louis
Philippe, public demonstration was made by
the Parisians. There was no tumult or ex-
element, however, the proceedings being or
derly. Yesterday perfect tranquility pre-
vailed In Paris
PARIsIAN ARROGANCE AND TIE GERMAN ENTRY.
The Versailles Moniteur German organ) OF
Friday last contains sharp article denun.
ciatory of the Partisan newspapers. II
charges them with arrogance in offering insult
to the victorious Germans and in calumniating
their officers by accusations Of pillage and rob-
berry Continuing, it significantly declares
that the occupation of Paris by the German
army would be the most efficacious means OF
putting stop to such boundless effrontery,
it says that the entry Of the German troops
into the French capital is inevitable as soon as
the arm stice expires.
THE PARIS sIECLE AND GRANTS MESSAGE.
Referring to President Grants recent mes
sage to the Congress Of the United States,
on the subject of the German mission, the
Paris Steele declares it incomprehensible how
the President could compare the institutions
of Germany and those Of the United States
1t adds that the comparison must have sur
prised even Bismarck himself.
TROOPS CONCENTRATING AT HAvRE
A despatch from Havre, dated yesterday,
reports the concentration of French troops in
that city: Five thousand men, with three
batteries of artillery, have already arrived
there, and fifteen thousand more are expected
in the event Of hostilities being resumed
ARTILLERY CAPTURED AT PARIS.
The Versailles Montteur of Friday states
that COZ field pieces belonging to the Army of
Paris have been delivered to the Germans,
and 1857 cannon, in good condition, were
found in the forts.
RAILROAD COMMUNICATION.
Passenger trains have commenced to run
again between Dieppe and Paris. There are
two arrivals and departures daily.
TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION WITH FRANCE.
NEW YORK, Feb. %, 1871.
Mr. Cyrus W. Field has received the following tele-
gram by cabe:-
'The French Administration OF Telegraphs gives
notice that telegraphic messages can be accepted
throughout France but they decline all responsi-
fo.4 4io 4axxa dadz azkaax xoGi.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
A GRAND ROAST IN TRENTON.

Hogs and Sausaaes Cooked ON q Large Scale
mt Short Notice.
One of the grandest connagrations witnessed In
Trenton for long time occurred on Saturday night
IN that city. The sausage mandatory OF Hugh II.
Hi caught fire, and all Efforts TO extinguish the
flames were frultless, One thousand pounds OF lard
melted down and was soon sheet OF name, the
heat OF which was intense Fourteen fat hogs,
besides stock OF hams anu shoulders were roasted
and devoured by the dery element the loss OF Mir.
Hill Is over $4,000,
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

James Starr aged tnirty-three, OF No. SO Pitt
street fc from the fourth moor to the cellar or the
malt house No. IL Pitt street, and was instantly
killed His body was removed to his late residence
for lnouesS
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
A Spanisi, UItimatum.

LONDON, Feb. 20, 1871
The very latest HERALD dispatches from Madrid
which have been received in this city dated last
night, the 25th inst
The kilograms state that the Spanish government
has sent to the Viceroy Of Egypt its ultmatum.
The reply OF the latter was unknown.
Several European Powers had, even then, offered
mediation between spain and Egypt III the sudden
and difficult emergency.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

An examination into the case OF officer Matthias
for beating his r0undsman In the Fourth precinct,
IN oliver street. on Friday last, has been ordered for
saturday next, when the District Attorney will be
present on the mart OF tile prosecution.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
STABsING AfFRAY IN BROOKLYN.

Between eight and nine O'Clock last night an ARRAY
occurred among some young men In Raymond
street, between Johnson street and Myrtle avenue.
in the course Of which John Blackwell was stabbed
In the face by John Irving. The wound. although
painful, was not considered OF fatal character.
The Injured man was taken to the City Hospital and
Irving was arrested by officer Perrin OF the Fourth
precnct and locked up to answer
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
THE CROWN OF SPAIN.
Her Majesty the Quee Almost Completely Con-
valescent.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, Feb. 26. 1871.
The latest medical bulletins which have been re-
ceived at the Court here from Alassio and Madrid,
reporting the condition OF health of her Majesty the
Queen OF Spain, enable me to report by cable to the
HERALD that the Queen Is rapidly recovering from
her recent illness, and will soon be able TO resume
her journey to Madrid.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
NAVIGATION OF the HUDSON.

POUGHKEEPsIE. N. Y, Feb. 90 1871.
The ice in the Hudson river has melted four inches
since Friday. and the engineer Of the Connecticut
says that II the present mild weather continues two
days longer boats viii be running between Tivoli
and New York.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

For the Accommodation Of Numorous
uptown patrons we have opened = BsAnch Once l2l6
Broadway corner sree for receiving advertise
mens and subscrPttors for the NEW YORK HERALD with
extra charge This IA the only authorized branch
In city. Open from A. T. TIL SP NJ every day in the
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

A.-A.-A. o.
BALL BLACK CO.,
66o and 567 Broadway
invite attention To their stock OF
wALrHAM WATCHES,
and the low prices ~ which they selling them.
These watches greatly excel Others ade
finish, variety and In ne mekeepmg cIsities and
cheaper, quality and price fully consiesred-
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

A.--Perfcst Fitting Boots and shoes, and
warm overshoes cheap, s E. A. BRoekS, 57S 3roadway.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

A.-Soiled Boots and Shoes Selling ~ Half
price at u. A. BROOKS, Tt Broadwass
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
GOODS SENT BY EXPRESS, @.

A.-fiesring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
21l Broadway cornes. Aarray i.rs,s
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

Whitmna's = Jujubes for tho Throat-They Arc
No, aboA.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

Batchr,or;s Hair Oye.-The Hest in tho
world. The orsy perfect dye harmass rea2sc, nsanta
neous. Factory Is Bcrd street
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

Chapped Hands, sore lips and all skin
diseases cured by GILES SUNEL0WER CREAM. Sold
by all druggists price 2sc Depcs ls9 s aSenue
Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION WITH FRANCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. %, 1871.
Mr. Cyrus W. Field has received the following tele-
gram by cable:- .#
''The French Administration OF Telegraphs gives
notice that telegraphlc messages can be accepted
throughout France, but they decline all RESPONSE
bity for the invaded portion OF the country"
The New York herald., 1871-02-27

Tiffany ~ Co.,
Union square.
STERLING SILVER TABLE SPOONS, FORKS, "a
New patterns Of our make at close pricea
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
New Hotel 20 Rent in Chicago.

The Bgelow House Chicago will be completed ready fol
Nav l. 1871 The inest complete
dessoy located hotel r the West modern every respect
and unsurpAss tor beauty OF structure.
For particulars plans, &c, Apply to
q. A. BIGELOW,
No. sS6 Dearborn street. Chicaro
The New York herald., 1871-02-27
PEACE.
A TREATY FINALLY AGREED UPON.
Alsace and Metz to be Ceded
to Germany.
BELF0RT TO Be RESTORED TO FRANCE.
One Thousand Millions Of Dollars the
War Indemnity.
French Territory to be Held Till
the Conditions are Fulfilled.
The Germans to Enter
Paris To-Day.
Peace to be Proclaimed After the Assembly
Adopts the Treaty.
M. Theirs Gone to Bordeaux
The Germans to Enter
Paris To-Day.
Peace to be Proclaimed After the Assembly
Adopts the Treaty.
M. Theirs Gone to Bordeaux
With It.
Reported Opposition Of England to the
Cession Of Metz.
TElEeRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 26, 1871.
BY means of a telegram from Paris, dated
to-day, am enabled to inform the NEW YORK
HERALD that the conclusion of peace between
France and Germany is now certain.
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EVENING STAR.

A You've WIFB POIsONs HER AGED HIS
BAND-At Upper Sandu>ky, Ohio, last Friday,
a terrible case of poisoning was exposed. Ten
or twelve years ago Barnab9s Wagner, an old
soldier Of 1872, married young girl not out of
her teens, while he had reached his thTee-scOre
ard ten, and they lived together since the date
OF marriage apparently happy, but IL seems that
she had tired of him OF late and formed plot
with her brother, Robert Caster, TO get rid
OF the CID man. They engaged travelling
doctor named Rooney to do the work, agreeing
to paw him 500 therefor. FOCney procured some
stIychnine, and Wsgsner'S wife made some
bread and milk sop for the old man, he being sick
The Doctor put the POISON into il. II was given
to Wagner on the morning OF September p,
and in the evening he was dead. The 500 not
being forthcoming, the doctor got noisy, and
threatened TO expose the deed. This did not
bring the money. Friday afternoon he made in
formation before the proper officials and gave
himself up Mrs. Wagner and her brother were
arrested The trio are now in Jail The body
of Wagner was disinterred, and post mOrtem
examination will be held on il. The case creates
intense excitement in that locality the parties
being vel o'nnected andOf considerable means.
IWhen lady faints, what figure does she
need? You must bring her 2.
aS'' Oh, yes" said a fair critic with that
yivacity Of speech and manner in which the
bcdu Ssrc indulge when picking friend to pieces
:. oh, yes. Henry would be very presentable il
the Lord hadn't turned up so much of his legs to
ma Ike his feet
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DIED..

NELSON On the morning Of the llth instant at
SO . clock, NARY y. NELSON, the beloved wife
Of John = Nelson, in the 24th year Of her age.
her funeral viii take place 10 morrow afternoon,
At 8 clock, from her late residence, No. $40 Y
street. between 9Th and 10Th SITS. southwest Thu
friends Of the family inv tied to attend. Rep
OBIIrAFY.-On the morning Of the Sd daY of OSto-
Der; Isl at Hampstead, King George county, Va,
IN the nth year Of her age FANNIE s.. daughter
of DR.. George ;. and Mrs. Eliza Z. FOLSOM.
Truly has il been said lin the midst of life we
are in death" Dearest Fannie, thy pure spirit is
lowering over thy desoated home, seeking to sllsy
the psnRs Of sorrow inflicted by the void made in
thine earthly hcme in taking thy Rrial iii ght to the
realms Of bliss. Thou was too fragile and pure to
tarry long in this vale Of Tears and thy Re
deemer called thee to dwell with Him in His heaven
" abode. Now that thou art with thy God, pray to
Him that the tears shed over thy newly made grave
may rise IN fragrant yapOr to the celestial home
be laid at the foot Of thy Creators throne that He
may assuage the grief Of thy serrOwins relations.
+. Il.
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RY J. 7. COLDWELL & CO., Auctioneers
saS 900 WORTH OF FAsHIoNABLE CLOTH


The nrm OF u. Oppenheimer has resolved to change
business. l.; 0ppenheimer has been In the ciothine
business for the last twenty years, and always kent
first class goods. will sell, October 4, at O'clock
o. m, at GAS Penn "A avenue, the following goods.
! 500 pairs Pants,
500 fashionable 0vercoats,
$50 different Cashmere suits,
$50 Black Cloth Suits,
800 Boys Overcoats, rs Boys Suits.
And in addition TO this sale, offer arga stock
Of Gents Furnishing Goods, such as ]. NJ. Davis
Shirts, Covourser's Kid Gloves, &c. The stock Ia
j. +. OOLbWELL 4 CO., Aucts.
oc9-eo6t D. SAMSTAG, Salesman.
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Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsy lvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUG.
TON.
~ BY virtue of deed Of trust, duly recorded in
f::a Liber 5Si, folio 43S, will sell at public auction
=, on the premises, on FRIDAY, October 9Th
1871, az ga clock, the following real estate in the
county OF Washington, District of Columbia, being
part OF that tract of land conveyed by James Maher
and wife to Richard s. Coke BY deed dated 9TH day of
August lSis, and by said Coke devised to his two
daughters Mary g. Mahen and Susan b. Wright,
and by mutual partition of their respective in
terests the said Mary q. Mahen has had her share
set apart and conveyed to her, beginning for the
same at the end Of Is perches measured on a line
the third boundary stone of the city Of Washington
being the point on said Boundary street ON the
dividing line between the said Mary G., Mshen and
VIM. IL. Clagett; thence south along and with said
Boundary street loo feet; thence east and parallel
with the south line Of said Cagett land 100 feet
thence north and parallel with Boundary street LOO
feet to the south line Of said Clagett's land, ana
thence west along the said Clagetts land to the
place OF beginning, containing 10000 square feet of
tenances. The same being part of Long Meadows
Terms OF sale: third cash; balance in notes of
o, and Is months bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust property. All conveyancing at cost
OF purchaser. deposit of leo required as soon as
sold. The purchaser not complying with terms of
sale within hye days, the property will be resoId at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL u. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
seS-dts W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY October 18th, same hour and place.
>. l.. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
oci w. Il. WALL CO., Aucts.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II Southeast corner of 7th and streets

PROPERTY ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
CORNER OF nth STREET
BY virtue Of a deed of trust TO me, dated
ER August l9, 1870, and recorded in Liber No gu,
folio 4s3, one OF the land records for Wash
ington county, D. o., and by direction of the party
secured shall offer for sale, at auction on THURS
DAY, October 0, ISL, at O'Clock p. m. the prop
ery mentioned in said deel of trust, and described
as Lot No. 81 Of Spaudng & Wilson's subdiv ison Of
original Lot one, q } square numbered hundred
and nity-elght (lAs improvements consist of q
two story Frame House.
Terms Of sale: One third cash: the balance in one
and two years with interest to be secured BY deed
OF trust on the premises sold All conveyancing and
stamps At purchasers cost. de oosit of 100 will
De required at the time OF sale. The terms of sale
must be complied with in ten days, or the properly
viii be resod at the risk and cost OF defautng mr.
chaser. HALLET KILBOITRN Trus,ee
SEQ dts GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To
THURSDAY, October 18th. same time and place
HALLET KILBOURN, Trustee
oc5 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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bridal AND FUNERAL wREATHES. no.
ID DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Enameled in Wax. All kinds of Hair
Braiding done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl, by Mrs. FRIES, late Of Boston, 909 6th
street, near i. References:-Mrs President Grant.
Mrs. Admiral Goldsborough, w. w. Corcoran, Gen
ElseH Gen. Tompkins. Gen. Aiken janl6-ly
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 18th and ID streets

THREE TwO.sTORY FRAME HOUSES AND
LOTS. FRONTING ON STREET NORTH
BETMEEN ID AND 3D. STREETS WEST, AT
On THURSDAY, the 18th day Of October,
Es ISL, at O'Clock p. m, we shall sell, on the
~ premises, Lots No. and s, in square No. So,
with three good Frame Dwelling Houses. Each
Nos. 209, 40 and 213, making 1t a good Chance
for persons to buy private residence.
Terms: One third cash; balance IL aud Is months
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the premises All conyeyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. Sl0Q down on
each house on the day of sale.
oc4-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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couthWesl corner OF Fe0na. avenue and ilth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Fs-
TATE BY ORDER OF THE COURT
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme G 1urt of
the District of Columbia, passed in chaucary
cause No. ,l64, docket s, VIM h DeVsughn
ct al VS.. Emma r DeNsughn ct al, we shall sail AT
public auction, on FRIDAY. the Goth dsv ~ Octo.
Der, A. ID ISL, at o'clock p. m. on the premises
Lots b, L, u. and q, in Square numbered g. Lots
II, Z and fronts on Virginia avenue, between p
and q streets n. W, and Lots + and a on ga he.
tween + and G. streets, N W
Also, at IA O'Clock M, Lot 4, in SQUARE num-
bered ~ being ON the southwest corner of cath and
streets y. W.
Also, at ) O'Clock p. m, Lot l. in Square num-
streets N. W. ~ ~" """ -''ii
And on the following day, at 4 O'Clock n. M Lot
i, IN square numbered Co, being on the Southeast
corner of Water and streets = w
, Also, at o clock 2. m, Lot 3, in S1uare num-
oered lhsS, fronting ON the north side Of East Can
lt9I street, between 18th and 18th streets n E
Terms OF sale : One-third of the purchase money
70 be paid cash in hand the residue thereof in and
j. months respectively from day of sale with inter-
est 10 be secured b. deed of trust on the PROPERTY
n deed gwen when the purchase money i paid
Stamps ana cOnyeyancing at the cost Of the pur-
chaser deposit of ) IS will be required upon each
lot al tine of sale
Ii the terms of sale are not complied with within
hVe days from the day of sale the property will be
Tesold at the cost of the defaultnR purchaser
ri TH BbbMsiin6N Trustees.
oc1-d LATIMER K CLEARY, Aucts
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by GREEN i WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner It'll and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON l4IH STREET, BETWEEN

r AND S sTREETs, AT iucTi6N' hhN
IL By virtue Of a deed Of trust to me, dated
Eaf llth March, 1857 and recorded in Liber T. o.
E, No. 1, folio IS, one of the land records for
Washington county. d. G., will sell at auction to
October 18th, ct ~ o'clock m, Lot numbered eieh,
ty-three So in Pierces subdivision of square num-
Washington, d. O. Beginning for the same one
hundred and five l05) feet from the southeast cor
binding on I4th street west twenty COZ feet thence
westwardly one hundred and forty 100 feet to an
binding said alley twenty odd feet thence east
wardly one hundred and forty 0 feet to the begin
building.
Terms OF sale cash. A deposit of one hundred dol
lars at the time Of sale. COMPROMISING and stamps
at cost Of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be com
resold at the risk and cost Of defsuting purchaser
,nJ. p; KINGLk, Trustee.