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purNe beute gtafmttag bic auIldgcriid)c BE
wtISauinGbmc beenoct uno iitlttt WicSurri,
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Die 9lngetlagte freSulaiieu. Jiah NnbBruug
Der gluludlte iibCr bicicn glntra9 uertagtc lid)
Der 8eridtsbOf bis morgen. 3eet idlon
Gringt ild) bic unnbmeSlid)e Weinung
auf, baB 6rau GOlburu gum Opier eiucr ME
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ncn Pl0io0Der IN aulprilh geu0mmeu bate,
muroe nm uugefibr llbr gtnd)mittngS bic
grauG Gotburu pom @eri1te eb -
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Ilr. !ferO. lseilal)aro,

str,t, gg,,neor,t nnb Gebnrtsbelfer,
Slr. 1H5, 9Seft= t=Tapettes,
suiben Somaros unh GntttraBe. a..
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ytr adm. unb non bis7 lbr Nbenes. fSui2S,1Sl
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mo, aEiAbren, uH6 ,UCIHC facuo lCmaHe, 6tr 90
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20, tRtbalt arjuittgcn uno nit pItlcm 0CtQnlqtH
tyne,ns th Gle sum GHttuiggn N9tntCn IN ben Net
Gtd4ltH, Guunla uno @hb- Hmtri0 iiT bru RtTtaut
Der DfutW NGucr Dt irtur, mgltc ihuu 10 pitl gu
tcb IN uutrtm cAeucn taHoCuno Spanim bewetIhCIs
llAt bat.
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aHtb to ttt rttuHanaeurRnt I'M oicldmadr. I'd tGuitr
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bltotu @oubaltG naNbtn eCtirlbc IT'D pou oct Yras
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Nus Nfaine. : Gin Ny,orSpro,ee.

y II q or, "a. Au9. - SelterH mltroe
bier cine SWp gebiloet, nm Die 2ntIuge &c.
gen GlOriOgc 28. 0tcco Su untcruhcn, Der
6ciGulbigt 1T, am 20. SGptembcr y. $. 3pbn
9iap, aus Oemiclben Srt, crmorbet Su bubeu.
Der Sbatbeitauo 1T in Der 6iirSe iolgenocr:
Jtap uerlieB am gcnannteu Gage ben Blde,
100 CT arbctete, nm iid nad 'oauic 5u begc
ber, uno iii leitOeH lebenS nid)t nGoer ers
bttt morOer, auSgeuommen bon ieinerS rSrau,
rpcld)e angibt, er lei oes Nadts nad) Sauie
gelonnen uno am uGhiten Dipr9en iort9es
aauget, pobei er iid lueiaerte, ibr ju iageu,
ipobiu er gehe. So ct uidlt 5urildtam, 10
mnroe cine ytahlutnng uah ibn augeiteltt
unb uou Der gciammtcn 8cpGlterung oes Srs
ties Gage lang lortgcieet. giad) Nblaui
Oieier 6rit tntbedte man bic 2e'd)e in einem
@rabe, boS nit !boi,il6een unh Saum5mei.
gen 3ugcbedt mar, uiif einenl QSeroer i'm Be.
nobScotituB, etlpa 80 9tutben BON HnD'S
6auS uotboiirftig uerihart. Starle 8rau'
id,en all belt !odnOen uno i'm @eiid)t heutsten
an, baB Gan aui gewaltiame 2Sciie Su lei
ncm Gnbe getommeu mar. 9tseO bate 0ros
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mdden iucrOe, NIB man 9laubte, bdB eiu INT
SicmldleS &erbdltntB Swideu 9tceo unb Del
Srau RaD bcitauo. 8emgenIdB ipuroe 9iceo
0ui ben Seroad)t perboitet, 0fap ermorbet Su
hnhpr d.
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1tntcr8aua peS DampfcrS uSeo=
SpudH

Neiu -SrleanS, %. 9(ug.- 9tah eiuer
BriUnt.0epeid,c ans Rew. Dorf 1T Der DAM.
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Orleans abgegangcn. (slnd) III 28albtngtou
uar bic 9tGdlrld1t perbrcttet un0 iino Hedlers
d)Cn sllr SeiInellung Der g8abr1eit ocS Sc
riidltS on9eltctlt woroe1.)
gtew Wort, 25. Allg. - GS'lt bier bic
Rad)rid1t elll9e9an9en, ooB Der 8ampfer
,,geooono" auf bet o6be Der 4ilite bon 6los
ribu untcrge9augeu 1T. 3manSg Berioncn
perlorcn nabci ibr 4cbcn. Gapitdu 9ow, Der
erile lino Der siueitc Sngeneltr, pier Wtutros
len, Der eric aod uno Der &iid)eninnse murs
ben geretttt.
Slew Dorf, 25. Aug. - Ssute 9iad)
mittag erbelten MalIorD & Co., ole Gigen-
tbiimer Der ,2eooona," eiue pom %. Nugult
dRs ct. ltngutiu botrtc 8epeidle, luelhc
mittheilt, oaB oef 9eunnnte 0amptcr 75Uteis
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mar III Sua in Gnalano1SGS gebaut iuorben,
mar uou @ieu uub bielt 600 Sonnen. gSab.
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glodahes Srcdler uerwenbet.
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bet.
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aoic Observation-Disclosures.

aud) ole @tjdportneu oeS 6oOttnbcidancrS
in j,ootlpu bt;u0tdl Der bel oer !, 98clitG6"
Gotaltropbe peruugliidttn Giuuobucr Srool.
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,,Staten'S n'SStono 6a6rboot Gomp.," So6u $.
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0as llugIiid perantwortlidI gcmNtt ruuocn.
9cm;utoIgc bat Der EoOtcnbtibaucr Ser
buitSbcitblc gegen bic genauntcn 8uioutn
OuSqeferttdt,
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Ntinc 0ZcrmciimmnN. .Nlrnchitinn.

= I. : q Il 7, NtUll,, %. NU0,-N9 UIr0
bier cine militiriid)e Expedition }um Shube
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uuO Dflihcu Ntontaua oullcQta poucu, aus
gcrlIhCt 0ticIbc miro aus Sompagute'n
5niNntertc, @GtliuB'Ganoucu, % bGrtte
ucH SHStaHer &unbidlaitcru, % 3nAcuieurcu
unO 60 ErcIbern Observation-Disclosures I'M
@au;cn aus un1tidbr 600 WGnn btitch,H
uuo pom @cHcral g8biitltr btftbligt mwocu.
Die GrpeNitoH ruiro mgefdbr 60 blS 20 Ia
ue lana abmcitub iCtu,
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2tus Sbariettpm. =. Sas gclbc Tie=
bfr.

8ilmiugtou, 9t-G,, %. auguit. -
gor 2 GaScn bisb ss, oaB in Sbarlciton oaS
se!be 6i:ber anSgebrohen iei. 0ieie gtads
rlht bat lid) beitdti9t, lpie aus. bsm Srieie
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taililiciIrS Gnhcl.
&ciliffSiln eIlricIltem.

Nem Dort, %. Aug. - 0aS - 98eitin.
biid)e. Banana .Sabel" 1T bis iu Der Snitl
St. Vucta mo ocu Barbados gclegt.
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GS wirb meOerbolt ucrneiut, odB Der
Sue5- Is anal periauoet. Sbr. B. 0ur.
liug, iriibcr Gbei oeS Sngerienr gSelenS OeS
(5taatcS Neu.Dorf, bat eIncn babin lauten.
ben QSrei erbalteu.
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8em.Dort, rs. 9(ug -- Der 0omptcr
rGbcin" 1T bon 8rcmeu, Der 0ompier Uioro
Goile" Oou oaoauua ollJclommeIt.
9tcw Dorf, %. aug. - &icc. Gommo-
bore 0ouglaB Uon ou ,Sod,t :, Soppbo" bat
olc Sad)tbtpger 2tmerita'S at ctncr y4ctt
fUbrt INT ocr RrctS clues $1,000 mertheu 9e
6erS bcrNnSgcforbcrt.
GAN 6rUuSiSCo, 25. 9lug. - Ser
0ompier colorado" 1T pon Banana Nuges
fonmcn.
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zines NOrti5cu promiucuttuGeifIitleu huUor
gcht, Der ptcr 6duC pou GriroHtuuQcn am
8clbeu 6cbtr aus tigcuer gSiiituihait tlnut.
Qurd anocrncitigc Wiittbsiluugeu Miro bic
ytOdridlt bedtigt. Die bicigen Sm0tbc
bGroeu hoben 9citcru giGhmitt0g Dem Wdgor
Uon GbnrleltoH tClegrapbirt mo bisilu nm
gluStunit gcbttcn, bis ItBt @ llbr 9tOtmjt
tog) 1T eOodl uod) Icine glntwort cin8tnoicn.
gIuOercritItS eutbalru Die gttrtgtH Sldutr
in Gharlcfou Die Wiittbeiluug, oaB Der Sc
iunobetSiuitan6 Der StaOt NE beCr gGWla
lcll lCt, ais cr lcBt III.
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SlllS yfclp sYIorF. - aSic S3prfc.

9tew DOrt, %. 2tug. - G5clo bis 3,
Grhauge 81 bis 94, golo l2t bis /, Ger l8s,
G2'tr t44, Scntrol 94S, Grie 30Ry 0leaOing
llis, V0tc SbOre llo4 Yitt0bm8 ll74,
Oiortbucitcru 7lt, 90. BrioritGtcn 81, 3fod-
l0n0 ll0a.
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% Id bic WfatiutI IIgur Wlirtur analpitrt babe,
io rcbmr tth ieiUrH Nnituuc, bclc,be at6 Gin Gu6pt
trn, Sc cntbdlt ytidt6. mao osr OlOcmcircn Grunb,
belt idGoIib lsin i0utc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
ment in honor Of Gen. Won Werdor, whose defeat Of
Gen. Bourbaki saved Germany from French inya-
A TRIUMPH FOR MIR. BERGH.
SION.

OyERCRowDED sTREET-CARs STOPPED - THE
THIRD-AvE. LINE BLoCKADED FOR TWO
HoURs-AN EXTRAORDINARY sCENE--A LES
son ABOUT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
Mr.. Henry Bergh last evening placed his hand
upon two of the main arteries of uptown travel in this
city and stopped the current for two hours acting in be
half Of horses struggling before overloaded streecars
The roads which experienced this Inconvenience wero
those OF Third and Fourthaves The Thirdave Com
pany had kept its sweepn in motion from one
of its long line to the other yesterday morning and
afternoon hoping that OF nghtfa would be able with
clean track to put on its entire equipment OF cars Al
pm that this result was nearly
accomplished and sent the from the depot at tho
usual intervals OF minute each being drawn by
two horses The drivers found the track but little OBJ
struced and made their trips at first with nearly their
usual regularity.
All went well until O'Clock In the evening, when the
multitude OF workngpeope and others released for the
day from their downtown occupation, crowded the cars
to overlooking. and the horses with great difficulty
dragged the unreasonable loads Mr. Bergh President
Of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
saw that the Oyercrowded and demonstrated
with the conductors urging them not to admit 30 many
passengers Finally at O'Clock. Mr.. Bergh took the
decisive action Of stopping car at the corner OF
sprng-st. and the Bowery and cansed the driver TO
hitch his horses to awning post. Very soon long
line Of cars was stopped and extended as far as Chat
hamst The starters" at the City Hall were informed
Of the blockade and tried to eyade 1t by sending cars
around by the Fourthave route through Centrest but
on emerging from Grandst into the Bowery these cars
we're also stopped by Mr. Bergh The Fourthave. Com
pany's cars were all drawn by four horses, and
void Of ofense under Mr. Bergh's code, but
they were necessarily stopped when Mr. Bergh
stopped the twohorse cars OF the Third
ave Company running the Fourth-ave. line
Many of the passengers tired of waiting and indignant
at the delay left the of these two roads and sought
other lines for home Some OF the foremost
cars in this greatly ghtened and these Mr.
Bergh allowed to proceed.
Mr. Bergh did not remove his injunction until nearly
O'Clock when he saw that the downward bound Third
ave cars were drawn by four horses showing that the
Company conceded 20 him victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
prolonged

THE ARMS DELIVERED TO THE GERMANS IN a
INITIATED CONDITION-IMNENsE QUANIl-
TIES OF PROVISIONS ARRIyING-GEN. d.
CROT SERIOUSLY ILL.
LONDON Monday, Peb. 10, 1871.
The Versailles correspondent of The Times tele-
graphs on the 18th that the delivery Of the arms to
the Germans has been completed by the Army Of
Paris. The Germans are destroying the French
guns, which prove to be useless on account of the
removal of portions of the breeeh-loading appar-
auls.
Provisions in immense quantities are continually
arriving in Paris and the soldiers are kept busy I'M
loading the trains. The French Government has
stopped the purchase of provisions for Paris.
Gen Duc1ot is seriously ILL., and it is reported that
he has resigned lis position in the French army.
The City Of Paris has been authorized to contract
loan of 2OO,N0OoO francs, and to levy municipal
war tax.
Commission numbering four Germans and three
Frenohmen was sitting at Versailles 10 arrange de-
tails unforeseen at the time Of the Convention Of
Jan q for the captulation of Paris.
The King of Belgium has given 10000 francs to-
ward the Tevictualng of Pans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
npp1 URINARY MEETING YESTERDAY,

PREF INIINARY MEETING YESTERDAY
THE GOVERNMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENSE RE-
SIGN THEIR PowERs-THE MEMBERS to IKE
MAIN IN OFFICE UNTIL NEW GOVERNMENT
,s roRMID-GARIBALDI DECLINES HIS SEAT
IN TIE ASSEMBLY.
LONDON. Monday, Feb. Is, 1871
r,,o French Assembly held preparatory session
=, Bordeaux to-day for the purpose Of ascertalning
Ar r,,,ber of members in attendance and OF fixing
=. tor the first public session. About 800 Deputies
- ,,rosont. The rules and regulations of the
Chamber of 1919 we're adopted
1r1os Favre. for himself, and in the name OF his
.oI,oaoues at Bordeaux and Paris, resigned the
,o,,ers confded to them the Government OF
National Defense. He stated that the Ministers
would remain in office until the constitution OF
new Government, to MAINTAIN order.
The President read letter from Garibaldi, IN
which the General declines the seat in the Assembly
offered him by several Departments
dispatch from Paris says that 200 candidates for
the Assembly were baloted for at the elections IN
that city, and that the counting of the votes is
therefore necessarily very slow. 1t was thought
that the votes are so scattered among the various
candidates that the delegation from the capital Is
not full, and that second election will have to be
held.
The Commandant of Havre has been elected to the
Assembly from the Department of Ille-et-Vilaine.
A dispatch from Bordeaux this evening states that
the result of the elections in 20 Departments is still
su aied nv the Government Most of these are Occu-
pied by German troops. NJ. Theirs is elected by is
Departments; Gen. Trochu by z; Gen. Changarner
by 4; NJ. Gambetta by 3; NJ. Jules Favre by two De
partments.
NJ. Tachard is elected to the Assembly from the
Department of Haut- Rhin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

work, but prevented from doing 40 BY the socaisa
"Workingmens' Benevolent Association"
The Miners Journal OF tomorrow will contain the TOP
lowing editorial in relation 10 the meeting Of operators
held to-day:
The meeting was organized about O'Clock. and con
nued In session until about when It adjourned 10
meet In New-fork City tomorrow. Although the pro
ceedngs were by resolution directed 10 be private We
learn that decided policy determined upon which,
II Is believed, when fully perfected, will enable the
schuyki region 10 resume and % continue work during
the remainder Of the season, with possible ears OF
serious Interruption We sincerely hope this anticipation
may be than realized, and that the regOn,ma not
be placed in the unfortunate position OF last year
telegram, received this afternoon from sbamOkin,
states that the operators and workingmen u Norhum
berland County, at meeting held to-day agreed 10 re-
sumo work the 18th OF the present month the terms
OF the basis Of 1862 with sliding scale Of per cent
operators 10 pay the basis for the first month after
coal goes below s. tun, but not afterwarl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
PEACE RUMORS.

REPORTED EXTENSION OF THE ARMIsTICE-
PEACE CONFIDENTLY EXPECTED BY THE GER
MAN AUTHoRITIEs-No RELAXATION IN WAR
LIKE PREPARATIONS.
LONDON. Monday, Feb 13, 1871.
1t is reported that the armistce has been pro-
longed until the 18th inst,
The special correspondent Of The Times at Berlin
teegraphs that it is confidently expected at German
headquarters that peace will shortly be concluded
Nevertheless military and financial preparations con-
tinue The Prussian Parliament has been asked to
advance 100000 thalers to the Empire which is to
be refunded by the Parliament of Germany.
The Pr1ssian Cross GaseHe of Berlin judges from
the result of the elections in France, that the re-
sumption of the not to be expected, and thinks
there is scarcely doubt that the armistice will be
prolonged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE,

CONTINUATION OF HOsTHITIEs IN THE DEPART
MENTs OF JURA AND DOUBS-THE GERMAN
ARMY 10 MAKE TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO
PARIs-FORCED CONTRIBUTIONS FROM TILE
FRENCH TOWNS.
LONDON Monday, Feb. Is, 1871.
Hostilitics continue in the Departments Of Jura
and Doubs the French refusing to accept the ARMS
tice.
The special correspondent of The London telegraph
nj Versailles reports under date Of the 18th that the
German army will make triumphal entry into
Paris at noon Of the 10Th inst. The Emperor Will
proceed to the Palace Of the Tuleries and after par
taking of lunch with his Cour and staff will review
the army from that building In case the Tuieries
should not be in proper condition for the reception
Of the Emperor, he will occupy the Palace Of the
Elysee The Emperor will return 10 Berlin about
the end Of February
A dispatch from Dicppe, 18th, says the Germans
have imposed contributions Of million francs upon
the city. aud 22,OOO francs each Of the adjacent
villages all Of which TO be paid by the l4th inst
The authorities are unable 10 comply with the de-
Soand, having paid large amounts upon previous con-
tributions. The Department Of the Seine lDferiene
is said 10 have already paid % 100000 francs TO the
Germans. ID
The Germans have levied war contribution Of
10000 francs upon the inhabitants of Saint Gerinain
and contribution of 10000 francs upon the town Of
LDebonne, in the Department of the Seine In
ferieune.
The postal and relief trains from London for Paris
we're stopped by the Germans under mistake, but
were Immediately released, in pursuance Of orders
from headquarters of the army.
A private letter from Cherbourg states thai il was
the steam transport Laeen which was wrecked
few days ago of Cape La HOgue, 81 lives being lost
The cities Of Baden have resolved 70 erect monu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
cn,vps AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Leonard Choate, known as "Thc Newbury-
mort iMs Bag has been 'eneuoed 10 nPnsameD' for s
A fire occufred in Hamilton Canada, YESTERDAY,
a,.,roas the Field Davidson siAden Lose s>ooovi 10
suTsnoe, $aoa
"A fire in Gardiner, Me-. yesterday, destroyed
Peter grocery store (os $4,000 and A. knights nssss sSs
stove store. The latter saved his stock
IA fire at Princeton, Ill, on Saturday night,
Tao Rpubda ohc and the VI hrss sbet
Clark b. Poster Harms COll AID other Loss sneei
insared-
AT the Illinois Valley Coal Mine Companys
the to descend he sorl The seges.r ss.d o. e..st
the paes jumped for the ksng from which be had saei bat
ead ahe be s,ek h< head against r"" and ss sasd
Allied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

THE BRITISH MEMBERS OF TIE COMMISSION IN
ROUTE TO THIS CITY.
LONDON. Monday, Feb. 49, ISL
The Cunard steamship Cuba, which sailed
from Iiyerpooi on Saturday for Eew-York, TOOK OUT
among her passengers Earl de Grey Lord Tenterden MT
onague Bernard and viscount Goderic OF the JOINT
High Commission for the settlement OF the FISHERY
Question between Great Britain and the United stscs
and also OF the Alabama and other claims OF tine oneu
States upon Great Britain. The Commissioners are ae
COMMANDED by a number OF diplomatic attendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
THE FUND FOR THE DAUGHTERs OF CHIEF
IIS1ICE TANEY.

The members of the bar of the United States
supreme Court assembled in Washington on Saturday
evening 10 take action in TO provision for the
family ~ the late Chief Justice fancy The Hon. Amos
n Akerman Attorney General presided over the meet
ing Among the gentlemen present, VINO spoke warmly
blair the Hon william NJ Eyars, the Hon. Mathew II.
the Hon George Edmunds, the Hon. Clark
son n Potter aud the Hon. James A. Garfield. A Com
mittee Of five gentlemen appointed to solicit and
receive contributions the fund which Is to be raised
with power TO I'LL vacancies and without instructions rs
10 their manner OF proceeding disposition Of the
money collected The following gentlemen constitute
the Committee: The Hon. Montgomery Blair, the Hon.
WIN NJ Evarts, the Hon. NJ H. Carpenter. MI j. NJ Car
Isle, and SUlicitOr-General Il. III. Brist0w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
rrIEGRAPHJC NOTES.

Judge King an old and prominent citizen Of
Dialogue. lows. died yes'erdaI -. ,
The Rev. {. A. Fox, Baptist clergyman, died
In WIlkesbsrre, Penn, on SATURDAY
The Rev w Condit pastor OF the First Pres
Church In Os.ego the past 20 year, died on Sunday
The premium Of 5000 for the best plan for
cry H'nn San Francisco has been ''S'' 10 Lever
The Province of Ontario, Canada, has voted
n 60 and $4,000 10 build houses and clear
80 ,Ls TO s,s serrs land number Of hsssrsni lo's
Commodore Steedman, Commandment Of the
notice 10 the Chairman Of the French AID
c,.ss Il that city si he sssIsp worcester sl W 10 readiness
a. y,,si,, ssss " Tie 18th isn
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SOUTH AFRICAN DIAMOND HUNTERS.

The bark LyttletOn, now at Pier No. IL East
River loading for the Cape Of Good Hope, has already
engaged cabinfu OF passengers, who are going to the
diamond fields OF South Africa. Rooms have also been
ftted M 10 accommodate secOndclass passenger Inc
Jyttleton has long been engaged IN the African rae
but at the opening Of the war was put under the BRUSH
flag over letters have been received by her owners
in reference 10 passages and about 200 persons nave
.IlnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
THE INDLANS.

pEPREpATIONs BY THE APAciiEs IN ARIZONA
THE STATE PREPARING FOR DEFENSE.
CAV FRANCISCO, Feb. 13.-The Apache In
a,ans stole 10 head Of cattle within five miles OF Tue
on Arizona, and attacked the haycutters III the Pine
Indian reservation last week.
A hill has been introduced in the Arizona legislature
o., the ,ssue OF Territorial bonds, 10 the amount Of
70 raise funds the defense Of the frontier set
,Ieuents against the Indians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14

barometer corrected for temperature anu eIeValIoh
Heavy and continuous rains have swollen the
savannah River TO such extent us to cause serious
apprehensions of q freshet at Augusta, Ga.
Gen. Myers, Chief of the Signal Corps, has
decided 10 postpone for few days the synopsis of
porls OF weather and the probabilities concerning It,
The observations on Mount Washington,
taken AT D. H. Yesterday barometer 1888; ther
mometer So relative humidity 49, wind, NORTH velocity
OF wind. II miles per hour.