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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-05

NAVAL sToa.s..ine market Tor sriss surpenss was
Y 10 i,rmer but not quotaDy changed sales io'bhs At
the letter price obI.. at is 10 Tar WAS quiet
PFrnoLEUH-rhe market day for refined quite, AID
irresnar There was moderate lnly, however bn. the
stricted The market VIA: firm At 22c sa for spot
~ s wa. rn. 1s s'ss !" bulk
the las were mostly s,sc We Hear OF Sales o. small lots
ssc &c Ssuh,ns SOLD noderass, al The sass q
refined were bbs standard white for prompt delivery
month, a Al tie Greek sisaay, quiet
al a. M on ~rset o sns on lower r" The
hear Of no sales; quoted tor refined al 2c. tor spot
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ss bba beef LBS pack
ages; cut meats sl7 packages; lard sss do Pork was
S3 So cash, 81 for new Tor January delivery Beef
quite, At $40 ror 81 sl3 for extr. VI,
long clear aud long and short b Sc Ter short clear Cu
% we're s a and sssy nra %: sr ant wsr
including 600 tierces for January y, s.c:
Of 81 efcss Jag r.n n':s sses
s.sc, and l5O bags kansoon At os<c q 70.
SEEDS Glover was duh Al li*o for Indiana and lie
sTrAeIsE was dull and entirely nominal 9, IOkc. for
suGAR.-The marke, for elbows bu, little Improve.
msn There Theirs y. ss, inquiry 10. re,ains Nth price:
Ss S ns,s: At & ": ssnsS va. ~ s
sssc. rood prime refining, ssc. sao fair to sooi
Frssry s ssa .n s%s ss iss: s
hhds AMI ,ose, : &C. s msadG 4c go nayana
q s'Is' s rs'ss s'a sa nos u.s. & . d. ITO to Il
'h s ,, DC - = 70 iac n, DO wa,'e 70
sae fair no 70 cs', :. Tccery se iSko Brazil, lu.ch
Eos - e i SSs: saS. isnns-suDer'os AID ss;s.
T"uIcwUThe market generally was duh and heavy
Small sale, Of western wsro made II sc while prime city
WimlssrM@kecepis' sss bb,s. The market was rrmer
with sAcs Of - bb ~ &c., comprising ell that offered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-05

MAvoRs Ovrrcy CRY HAaL Nov. ~ Is;It
A. Oakley Hat, Mayor Of tho city OF New YORK. p,w-
suance Of the require OF section
ented IAN act 10 relation 70 elections tire C,iy aud
County OF New York; passed April S7 sc appoiated
IAN Inspector OF Lection each Election OF
city the following pesons. they sppesrn; statement
OF the Board OF County tnnvassers persons swho
recci the highest Number Of Inspector
for his district NEXT 10 the two
sreciors OF Election declared by the BOARD OF County
yassers to have been elece the persons
being. 30 tar as has been possible from
the mixed political aspects OF the 'rom Tue party
In general political opposition State party
elecng the two successful candidates OF Flee.
uon ossxaG 'n II 70 % ana 80 aetcrminins
FIRST WAR;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-05

Lien r. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
N BY ALLEN u. MINER BROTHER,
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
established lst7).
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER8
at nv O'Clock, at our saesrooms,
a5 Chambers and Il Reade Streets
GtNTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
consisting Of Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets French
plate Pier and Manie Mirrors, black walnut Par,or Suits IN
reps black walnut Pckard.s Patent Besttais black
nut marble Dressing Bureaus Centre and Side Tables,
Hall Stands and Etageres carved black walnut Cabinet BE
steads Dining Extension fables. Chairs, painted and
ameled Cottage Suits hair Mattresses feather Boosters and
Pillows Billiard Table. three feet by seven, complete, with
Balls. Cues, &C.
Also,
of One French aud Vienna Fancy Goods just received
COMPRISING Cocks Porcelain Vases, Bohemian Punch and
Liauer Sets, Glove Boxes, Vienna Bronxes, Ac., &C.
A. CH JOHNSTON, ACCTIONEER.
"A ONCE and Saiesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, CONSOLE TABLES,
CORNICEs, IN GILT, ROSEWoOD AND
WALNUT FRAMES
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL will sell, Wednesday, at
lUk o'clock, NJ their salesroon, 81 Nassau street,
rs flkR. MANTEL AND CIIAMBkk MIRRORS,
CONSOLE TABLES. CORNlcES, &C,
IN GILT, ROSEW OOD AND WALNUT FRAMES,
for account OF whom II may concern.
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A RI NOTICE.
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALB
o,

American ard European
PAINTINGS,
TO be sold at auction, At
% Liberty street.,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, December and s.
commencing each day
at IL O'clock.
The above superb collection Is exhibition. Ladies
are respectfully invited 10 the exhibition.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-01
AvRab

70 CHALAND vi1s. aEJest % dtrive, poa,
lsqusl Avs 1rsIIcsa ~ dsau4 psadaet
quinss jour, - sasorsa hedhssshiss da
PfopSs6saiss. a's
saisssses, rosf.Raseis : Aiszaaase xGrs.
sotrs. cRlsp ksiae: psssssss psopsissss q
psyer - tata.
81 = die elazAxD sdffsst ~ rsstsn6 q
tempo voulu. Il sssa 1oasaks = lAgslaniAa
vssds q bsst6es d 4 Hsssisas st,ysssssA
ssJaseseA lei. Avsa 1870
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coURsE OF STUDIES :
TERMS. OF T

FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
Commercial Course, . $500 per annum.
CLASSICAL Course, $50 pei .annum.
BOARD AND TUITION:
Payable Quarterly in advance, per annun. $3.50 to s432
German. Spanish, Drawing, Masic, Fencing, &c.,
form extra charges.
Book and Stationery are supplied bv m. School .,
current prices.
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EmporiumSt ore.

St-James EmporiumSt ore.
u. -@:O:-
NJ. J. TEISslER fait>savojr a ga nombreuse
clientele ct au public en- general que:
Outre son tres-grand assortment. vatie, bien
cloisi, ACKNOWLEDGMENT de
Md'thandises Seches, Merccrie, Bonncterie,
Chaussures pour danes, cadets, flle,ies
ct e%nfants, Quincailleric, Sellerie, Par
fumerie, pharmacie, Chapellerie,
Wooden Ware, Wins des premiers
crds ct Liqueurs des meilleurs mar.
ques, Tabacs sous toutes les formes,
' Cigares ct Cigarettes del Ia. Havane, et
infinite dautres articles trop nombreux
pour alre enumeres, il Went de r%eceyoir de-
St-Louis, Direchment, IN grand assortment d.
Produitssds: rouest!
Tells que: Farine, Porc,: Graisse, Jambons
cures an sucre ct autres, Epaules fnmees,
Whiskey, Savon, Chandelles, Amidon,
frontage, Avoine, etc.. etc, etc.
An prix.ds In Neuvells-orleans.
Ell ces Marchandtses sont
Supfrieurts CONNIE qualiE!
UVenez ct voyez. So
M. ]. TErssrER, en- raison de Ia diffculte
des temps, vendra meilleur marche que jamais.
Et vous trouverez aussi 4 PEmporium Store:
Lndiennes de toute nuances a 1914.
Lndiennes bleues, d fond blanc, 4 c%ouIeur,
q cLemise, mefimack, etc, ETC., au choix 4
Is cents.
Mdiennes~ FRANCHISES fond bleu Ell a chemises
Al, a 20 cents.
Cotons blancs ct ecrus ! 81 / de 10 4 l23,
ais.
Colons IA e, 40 pouces, a III, 20,
gag.
Cotons Ga, 4 27!.
Cosons ~" 1914 a drap., so cents.
Denimes rayees, coutil I matelas, Bon.tein,
20 cents Ia yarde-Co,onnades FRANCHISES
ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de ,ou,es nu.
ances-Toiles blanches d che.
mises, Linge de table-Brin,
MousseIioes.et Bobinet
d Mousiquaires.
Et I'M grand
ASSORTMENT
do marchandises bIanche., telIe que:
Monsselines, Percale., Nansoux, Mul.mul
brillantas DentelIes, Parapluies en- sole ct
Cotton, Aeurs artificielles, couronnes
- bIanches, etc., ETC., etc., etc;
Enin un Assortment
complet de Giants Jou.
vins-blancs ct en-
c%ouleur, pour
Messiears ct pour Danes, pour
Balls ct pour Soirses,. etc. .
e0rEt pourquoi donc aller ! ID Nouyslle-
Orleans quand nous avons lei, dams lEmporixa
Store. nm Establishment Dc premier ordre7
8 Aeas 7O-6m.
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MARTIAL VAUDEVILLE, co,donnier
III ct bother, pras d l'habitalion do Il.
Edmond Rlouin, 4 m quart Do mile Dc
l'Egiieet Saipt.hiehsl. -
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LETTERS

Boarding Students, whose f.m;li.. ,..;,,. an. - -,
Parish d Orleans, ars required To w,,i,e ir.,s,. sxs,'
Saturday,. The correspondence b.sw.en P.,.n,s.n
Pspiis il not subject 10 inspec,iea.
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INA /:

Private examination, conducted bv III. n; ,..,o, nd
his Assistant It's are held monthly. Thu Annual pnh,c
Examinations will take place during Inc closing ,v..L
Of the Session.
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VISITS:

Parents are entreated to make heir visits, on School
days, before D A. N. or aites 5 ?. n , in order 10 avoid
al inte.evssce with the advancement Of Students asd
the discipline Of the School.
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INSTITUTIONS SY-JlCOURs.
DirigSc par pAbb6 Z. Nign0s,et
assciess professor 90 pctit
sEnsi,aAire de- Paris.
EcOlG pNrOiSSinlc.
EcOlc prcparatotrC Au College.

p & $50 - So ~ #-.at A r
En- fondant il y a plus DUN an lins,itution
St.Jacques, 10 Dirccleur de ce,te ecole s'es,
propose un double bnt:
|. 10. Douner une instruction sufisante aux
e%nfants de Ia paroisss que les parents ne YOU.
draient pas envoyer au College.
90. PrSparer pcnr 10 college les ~jeunes
enfants qui doivent fai,e des e,udes plus com.
pletes.
Iexp&rience a prouv6 que les grands eta.
blissements ne sont reellement prof,ables
qn'aux sleeves qui sly presentent sachant bien
lire e, &crire, ct. possedant an moins les pre-.
miers elements des Iangues. IInsntut;on 81
Jacques recevan, I'm nombre limit6 lie pension.
mares sera plus d meme de bonner des soins
spsciaux aux eleves qui commencem.
Deux professeurs attaches a Reimbursement,
y enseignent' respsc,ivemen, lenr iangue
rationale l'anglais ct le %francnis, G, les bran.
ches ordinaires d'6tudes, y compris la ,enue
des livres. &
Des lecons de musiqne yocale sont donnees
gratuitemen, d ,ous les Gloves. NJ
Conditions
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. to-. par mois $500
Observation-Disclosures.
men,, pension, blanchis.
sage, fourni,ures dc. bu.
reau, liyrcs ;nsans extra
Naucnne sorte....... . par mois $50.
Pour plussampIes renseignemen,s, s'adres-
ser a Fable vignonct, Gabrielle p. O., ST.
Jacques. 10 Dec. 70.
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MONTHLY REPORTS :

Monthly reports arc sent to Parent. or Guardian.
stating the Conduct proRsess, rank in class and At.
tsaAsaee q pupils.
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$1.O00 REV ARD:

1
WLsOOV For any case Of Blind Bleed.
ing, Itching, o. UIceraisd Piles tina. No
Asaeo's essaQ Remedy fails 10 cure. Il 10
prepared expressly to cure The Piles and moth.
ing els, and has cured cases of over 20 years
standing. Sold BY all Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
De BIsc's Via Fuga is tho pure juices Of
Banks, Herbs. Roots, and Berries, los
=
Inflammation Of The Lungs; d, Liver, Kid.
ney' and Bladder diseases, e,gsaie Weakness
Female Affections, Gsnssai Debility, ~ al
complaints ofihs Urinary Organs il NaSsiaad
Female, predicting Dyspspsis, CsaivsaSss,
Gravel, Dropsy and Sesotsla, which most
senesally tsFminats in Csassaptvs Decline.
Il puIi6es and sasiehss ths Dssed, the BilIiary,
Glanduyar and Seerstivs eystsm; Corrsets
and Ssssaethsas ~ Nervous aud Nsseular
forces; il ssas liz 4 charm on weak, nssvoss,
and dsbuilatsd fsaaIes, both young and old.
Nsss ahosd b without il. SOLD sverywhe,s.
lAsssA1osy-ias Fraaklia 81, Bsi,;asts.
~ Aug.lS-5e
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NIfTFfT

Besidss he articles AZ .lo,h;,. ...........
ness aad ~eoatoss, each StuA.ns .hc,,,d ~ n...;a~1
with 8 towels, 8 napkias. / ~ohle,. i ~. ~ ~ !
tsble katie, I tia basin and foos tnh. / r;vh, 49, :
mattress 8 4. I 8 T.. 1 doubls voolrr hl.nLs. , s;1Is. .
3 pillow cases, 3 psis sheets. j mosou;,o h., t E"..,
article should be marked with The nsms af ~. a-.:y
il full. ' = o""''
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Acadia Store
Y. {. N. ANDERSON
Habitation MIRE, S7-JAcouEs, rive droite.
GROCERIES,.
M~ARCHANDISES SECHES,
QUINCAILLERlE.
LIQUE YRS. WINS,
LANNON'S. DC, &C.,
FL aussi HARNAlS, SELLES, dc., :
CRANES de jardinage.
Aux prix de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans.
An meme magasin:
MEDICINES FEBRlFUGES.,
~M. Anderson, au,oriss par 10 rsnouyel.
cement de son Stock ct lie rapide ecoulement
de SEES ~marchandises, vend au raLais.
On trouye chez lui, ct I tres bon marche,
des Robes, des Chapeaur pour danes Ell e%nfan,s,
DIES .feurs ct des Garnitures de toutes sor,es
etc.. egalement des chaussu,es tai,es sur
commando, ct pour hommes ct pour danes. f,
Raccomodages de chaussures.
U-M. v. E. NJ. ANDERSON 4 ouysrs con
autre magasin,-CANrRELLE SroEE,-sur phs.
bita'ion Philemon Guidry. I
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f'''sss'r' Of he Collegiate Dea.rsne.t I.
Da. JAS. BURNS. p,os...,, :, -. TIT. 81.
L.. pEMONTLUZIN. Psof...., ~ y. Tr"sa.aa 49, ~
GEO. GESSNER. Profs.so, ~ -. :. -" = s -.
Glass. y" A"a 0eeA
A.. v. ROMAN. P,of...., A. -. u.n....,
Class. W. s"'
The Primary and I...,n.s;.,. n...-. -
diligently lssiaed 81 Proissooss 81 ~ s.ns.;sa.s ~. IA
acknowledged merit ="
: us.ess .lniesna.ioe nay b eb,sisea BY addressing
- eS.sss.eas'ss y ses Dirseier through The r. d.
A. Y. R0nAIH, Dsrees...
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THB !. L0UISIANIAy.
Saturday, April 1st., 1871.

~-Habitants de la rive droite, lisex PAWS
de l'ami Philippe Paille.
Vons avez CONSIGNMENT bssoin DUN forge.
ron ct dun charron.
NJ. P. Paills est yotre .homme.
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Last Notice to Fax-Paysrs.

Notice is hereby given to all persons pursu.
ing trade, occupations or professions, in the
Parish d. St. James, who have not procured 4
STATE LICENSE tor 1871 from the undersigned,
10 call 1t his Office and do 50, within ten days,
o. the penalties imposed BY law will BE- en-
forced.
State Taxpayers are again requested to
come forward and settle their taxes for 1870.
Office: Al B. Latapie'51 Store-St. James
Parish-Lst bank. ee
es D. s. HUNSAKER,
March Sd. 1871. Tax.Colleclof.
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GEO. HoRTER,
Late IF MsgeeA Kaesss, N. o.
THOMAS 4. PETERSON
Lsk 9 Gef& Peterson, Phila.
Ed Q. S.HNER,
A Nee YOyk,
AHORTER. PETERSON 4 FENNER. =
Manufacturers Of Settles, Haynes, and
1sansA Importers Of Ssddley and coeck
No I Magssine Stree,
NEW ORLEANS. iaa2s,sm
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= =: uAuOsI' ALfRED ROMAN.
AvoCat. Avoc.t a Nea.a,,
.-.s,4- 80. .N-
eAuDET = ROMAN
Ns.as a7i l9
Av0@.AV@.
ETUDE DE NoTAIRE.
Pa,o'sse St.JacQxes, lie.
Gabrielle Post Once.

MN. Gaudet e. Roman exerceront leur pro-
fsssion devant Ia Cour du quatrisme District,
Judiciaire, surtout dams les paroisses ST JAG
ques, Ascension ct St Jean Dap,is,e, ct deyan,
Il Coar Supreme de PE,at.
BuREAux Residence de- M. j. K. Gauds,.
Give droite)
Residence do n. Alfred Roman. { rive.
droite.)
Rive gauchs, 4 cote de Ia Maison de
Cour.
Ce dernisr::bnrsau est ouyert tous les lundi,
mercrsdi ct vendredi, de 10 heures A. NJ, 1
heures r. M. Il
Emile Legsndre F. P. Poche
ew-Orleans ]. o. Convent r. o
Box 1909. :. S.. Jane.
Legendre & Pochs
Aaterasys ~ Law
Offices: No. IS Royal Street. New.Orleans.
81. James Parish, at +. r. Poche's resi-.
dsnce near the Courthouse. .ap II.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1871

to the oolorcd AZ work that they dd not strike,
they (the srikersl would Kill them Great excitemen
was oecasened. Werd sent TO the CHIEF OF Police,
who the force, together with the Ran
tary force the OF disturbance These men seat
tered along tho line OF the track between Twelfth and
Fifteenth-sts, and had the effect OF deterring the
leaders OF the strikers from committing preach
Of the peace Seeing how the matter etood, one
OF the leaders the mob made speech 70 the crowd
telling them to stand for their rights at 81 ana eight
hours labor. About this time word was gwen out ~
some one that Gov Cooke bad sent for then and would
give them q day. This raised great eNcueinent
among them and they all In body shouted ana threW
ND their hats Gov Cooke. There was crowd OF oU
at least They were not little disappointed IN ascer,
tanning that the had not been at his Once ana
the report 10 draw them away from te polnt
where they had first gathered. The party nnaly scat
tered I'm all directions the leaders having forced tne
coored both the private and public WORK Oh sne
contractor leave him. The contractor says ne eau
find plenty OF good white men 80 work Tor u oo oay,
and that he will not employ cOlOred men at any price.
only about 30 white men were at work on tiie runway
this afternoon. - .o,, ,o
An Immense meeting of coored laborers was held TO
night at Union League Hail. 10 take action concerning
the strike stoppages of private ana pnDc Worh ,o
ay The streets in front of the Hall were tDronged py
persons unable to gain admtance, nearly az Oi Wnvn
were cOlored The meeting organized ny callng 70 .9
chair ex street Commissioner Himber, who ntToduced
Wm A. Cook. Attorney for the new Territorial Govern
pient W no made a speech counseung moderation anu
suggesting the appointment OF committee OF one irV
each district ts Territory TO wait on Gov Cooke te
Board OF Public Works, and contractors, WIN view
agreeing equitable price for days LABOR which
would be satisfactory to all parties This was agreed 70
and the meeting passed resolutions complimentary 10
Gov Cooke aud the Board Of Public Works Tor their OK
pressons OF sympathy for the labOring men, ana au
jourled to next Monday again. to hear me report
OF the committee of the meeting in 'front.' OIL. the 'V
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

John Calvin was killed in Philadelphia yester-
day by falling from the masthead OF a schooner
IAN unknown man was killed on the New
Haven yesieray while walking the track His body
terribly mutiiated.
-. Frank Thomas private watchman, was killed
Boston, yes,eray by Boston and Albany Railroad train The
deceased had lost arm 10 the
IA fire in Louisville, KY. yesterday, destroyed
the four sio BLOCK occupi by seh ds extensive aud
rope factory Loss s@jeei partly Insured
go. Early yesterday morning, hot-blast furnace
IN Kprssns iron rorks Louis eIplodei severely ~ounBg
The erPos caused by the accumulation Of gas
Jein Mace with his trainer Dick Hollywood,
referee and several busers" L St Louis for Kansas
"wednesday reported fht hls been arranged take place
between Madden aud Yankee buI novice from tue
Plains,
THE Fifteenth District Court of San Francisco
engaged YESTERDAY hearing asy support OF the motion by the
defense nor al Ia Mr. Fairs ese ,ni oounier ahay de-
termb effort made 10 mpea r Beach 1.-THE uro
with some show Of success
80. Two men named Clcary and Mcclure, living
Doles Oregon had Wednesday I'D
boundary, 10 hctlcs house and shot tin
through The fatally Wouudng l wheTcgpon Hetafe shot
ceay thIoogh The heal killing BIN Instantly
... The extensive railroad and car mill of j. Bray
Nrs.Ahauy covering three
leseTday. Lnss SAJO0 insnsuoe, 500 On The
caused the employees throwing Uaf INTO Il the pudding
vttH spOd lh"s"s hs bssisd metal bJOsKb
ib, roof sstiss IL o
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
RESTORATION OF ORDER.

-, ,,opr sxRCuTIoNs AT PARIs-TBE INsUR-
GENTS ON TRIAL--THE TROOPS BECOMING
,-~popr1 AR-RuMoRED RESIGNATION OF NJ
rAvRr-PRrNCF NkPoLEON DEMANDS PIE
BIsCITUM
LONDON, Thursday, June !, 1871
Executions have ceased, and some OF the
rrsOners are now on trial ut Versailles The barreades
In Paris numbered 200.
The Tmess speeal dispatch from Paris says the Yer
sailcs troops are not popular as when they en-
tered Paris because OF the measures taken py
them against the population.
The French Journals are greatly divided IN sentiment
as to the future Of the country The Opinion, Bien-
Sublse PoltiQ~s Steele. and Cons!utionnel favor the
continuance OF the Republic. The Temps, National and
PatrIe are very guarded in their comments upon tho
situation. The Opinion thinks the withdrawal OF NJ
arers would be equivalent 10 revolution. The steele
xavs NJ Theirs is as energetic against the Bonaparsts
ss the Reds The Figaro fayors monarchy.
harshal MaeMahons authorization is required FOR the
opening of the theater The sale of newspapers on the
street is prohibited The Steele was seized this morning
fhe Standard Of tlis afternoon contains dispatch
from Versailles announcing the resignation OF NJ Favre
Two more members Of the Commune. MN FranKeh anu
Fontane have been arrested. The Marquis de GaorIe
goes to Berlin on the sd nst the French EmbasadoF
The interdiCtion upon the ngress to and egress nom
Paris viii be removed on the Sd inst.
Prince Napoleon has written letter TO NJ Favfe cen
sng the who proclaimed the decheaHce of the En-
perOr and formed the Government of the 4th OF sepfen
Der last and demanding of the existing authorities
plebiseuDa for the determination Of the future OF
France.
II is now positively announced that Gen Lefo will 90
10 ST. Petersburg the capacity OF French Embassador
Large numbers Of Frenehmen and foreigners are re-
turning TO Paris their commercial and manu-
featuring operations. dispatch from st. Denis to-day
says two regmens OF the Guards have returned TO Ger
many and their places have been supplied by other
troons
New-York tribune., 1871-06-02
TnE TREATY or WASHINGTON.
TIE DOMINION GOVERNMENT SAID TO DE oP
POSED TO ITS RATIFICATION-SIR JOHN
MACDONALD NOT COMMITTED TO 1T.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNR1

! TIE DOMINION GOVERNMENT SAID TO DE oP-
POSED TO ITS RATIFiCATION-sIR JOHN
MACDONALD NOT COMMITTED TO 1T.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNRl
TORONTO June 1.-The Dominion Govern
ment has not agreed to ratify to recommend
the ratification the Treaty In Nova Scotia great
the alarm excited by report that the Treaty had
been 10 be ratified by the Ottawa Government
without 10 Parliament, that the authorities
teiegapLed to Halifax to know whether not the
Dominion Government free TO deal with the part Of
the Treaty respecting the fisheries. The Ottoca Times
Yesterday declared that Sir John A. Macdonald not com
mitted the Treaty and anonymous letter in the
same paper he is likely TO oppose than to s
tain the articles affecting Canada Friends of Sir John
here are in receipt information which leads them 10
the conclusion.
COMMENTS OF THE CANADIAN PRESS.
OTTAWA, June 1.-The Government papers
seem TO Ioreshadow the intended policy OF Sir John A.
Macdonald and the Cabinet with reference TO the Wash
| ington Treaty.
The Times says that neither the Government OF Canada
as whole Sir John A. Macdonald as FIRST Minister
are committed TO the Treaty They have taken care 10
reserve themselves the right OF most complete freedom
The Ciii.en says Sir John A. MacdOpald displayed
sound Judgment in avoiding the extreme aud taking the
| the Treaty was with reluctance and reservation
The tone of the Halifax journals is about as follows:
The Coonist and The Express approve of the Treaty
party views The Reporter partly approves and di-sp
proves of the Treaty, expressing desire 10 see more
favorable conditions TO the portions relating to fisheries
In The latter paper evening, the following telegram
| from a member of the Ottawa Cabinet appears:
tie portion respecting Tie tsh
cries will accepted rejected by tie Canadian Parliament next
sion and Parliament quite free 10 deal with
| the interests Of Canada may require"
The British Columbia newspapers are greatly excited
over the prospect Of the loss OF te Island OF san Juan
going SO Jar advise the British Government TO seize
il and hold IL by force.
THE LONDON TINES on THE FISHERY QUESTION.
LONDON June 1.-The Times of to-day, in
an editorial while admitting that IL is hard for the Cana
dams TO yield their fisheries to the Americans without
the advantage Of reciprocity in trade expresses the
earnest hope that Canada win Loyalty ratify the Treaty