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FRANCE.

THE PRUSSIAN OCCUPATION LIMITED-NECEsSlll
OF A STANDING ARMY-M. THERE'S TERM OF
PARIS, Friday, Aug. II, 1871.
Ii is reported that the negotiations between
Berlin and Versailles for the evacuation OF France nave
resulted in an agreement by which the occupation OF
French territory by the German troops VIII ehlreIy
cease before the end OF the present year.
II IL said that President Theirs urges on the Military
Committee Of the Assembly the necessity OF having
ornaments and normal effective force Of 100000 men in
the army.
The elections for the CouneilsGeneral will take place
early in September The Tax bill is under discussion in
the Assembly.
The party of the Right ia the Assembly demands that
NJ Thers's OF Office be prolonged only two years
II thought that the vote Of the Assembly the
melton for the proongaton Of the term OF Office Of NJ
Theirs for three years will stand about as follows: For
the proposition 800; against it, ?3O probable absentees,
100
The French Budget Commission proposes three per
cent all bonded goods except corn and COAL and
estimates the yield therefrOm at sevcntyfve million
francs per annum.
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WHAT TIE sHIP-owNERs AND IMPORTERS SAY.
Throughout shipping and importing circles,
Yesterday the theme conversation was the startling
array OF facts figures which appeared IN the columns
OF TIE tribune exposing in detail the nefarous trans
actions OF the Quarantine Pirates None felt aston
ihed at the exhibit however, unfortunately they
had too often been the victims OF SUCH misrue;
but they hailed the exposure ~asS the harbinger
Of their deiveranee from hateful tyranny
As an illustration Of the state 10 which many OF the
merchants OF New-York had been reduced by DR.. Car
noehan 1t may be stated that number OF them to whom
The TRIBUNE reporter applied for Information, actually
declined to furnish details for an exposure OF the
frauds on ground that If 1t should come to the
knowledge Dr. Carnocan that they had impaired any
information, he would Immediately proceed 10 revenge
himself upon Them by keeping their next vessels AT
Quarantine ubcotng their goods To heavier charges
for Hghterage and other incidental expenditures that
help 20 nil the Health Officers Golfers Others' however
did hesitate place their papers before the eyes OF
the world, mpar their experience OF the hospitality
the Quarantine officials OF this state extend 10 commerce
At the Nero hants Exchange, Noe 10 ana o. Finest,
where the merchants and ship owners assemble between
and y. H., there was decided sensatop' aho gen
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THE QUARANTINE PIRATES.
DIR. CARNOCHAN's REMOVAL IMPERATIvELY
DEMANDED
THE CALCULATIONS MADE BY THE STEAMSHIP
COMPANIES FROM THE TRIBUNE's EXPOSE.

TIE CALCULATIONS MADE BY THE STEAMSHIP
COMPANIES FROM THE TRIBUNE's EXPOSE.
The startling revelations made by The
TRIBUNE regarding the eorruptons practced and en-
cOuraged by Dr. Carnochan, Health Officer of this port
have called forth from all quarters the indignation too
long kept latent by the threats Of vengeance made by
Dr. Carnochan upon all who incur his enmity by resist
ing his operations For Summer and half he has,
by species OF tyranny heretofore unrecOgnzed by any
government, literally blghted the commerce OF this
great city, and has forced every to the
belief that, unless a remedy DO speedily applied New
York will become port Of secondary importance. The
voice Of Justice coming up from every office in
Wall and south-sts from the cabin and forecastle of
every vessel which is subject to his exactoDs-publc
opinion supported by the power Of the NewYork Cham
Der Of COmmerce-demands the removal Of Dr. Carno-
chan. Long since convicted by the merchants, he
scarcely needs to ask hearing from the citizens at large
If other proof be wanting Of his completely in the out
rageeus schemc'of last year, the documents which
here publish Will be read with interests
EEw-YoRK, May 10, 1870
The NeTYork Iarbor LETTERING m aRd sey ga, ring
s. eco cash when the agreement s accepted by Dr. j.
NJ Carnoehan for ths Company 70 40 the business OF
day submitted To Dr. J. NJ. Carnochan for his approval
BY order of the Board OF Trustees. RICHARD Ii. LOCKE
This arrang cement with Wiener having been effected,
the following contract signed by the original officers Of
the Company, was submitted and accepted:
NEwYORK, May 10, 1870.
The New-York Harbor Lghtering and steyedoriDg
Of eSs Gow az per week. or at the
rate OF S. per month for each month that the quaran-
tine shall be In force and this Company shall have the
Tightening, steyedorng coopering towing and transport
ing passengers and baggage from vessels detained NJ
the Lower Quarantine. This contract ~ remain In fii
during the present term OF Dr. Carnochans admin
stration, provided the Company shall perform the duties
above stated his satisfaction BY order Of the Board
VIM. MURDOCH, President,
GEO. WHITE, Treasurer,
RICHARD b. LOCKE, Secretary.
About one month later the following was issued:
HEALTH OFFICERS DEPARTMENT,
QUARANTINE, STATEN ISLAND, June IL, 1870. }
Richard Locke IL hereby licensed and authorized TO
board vessels under quarantine in the port OF
NewYork for the purpose of booking passengers ana
checking baggage they are released from Quaran tne
subject 10 restrictions and regulations as the Health
Officer his deputies may from time TO time establish
This license may at any time be revoked by the under
signed. j, NJ. CAkfoChAN, heaitn omcer'
The natural effect OF the publication Of portion OF the ac
counts OF the NewYork Harbor Tightening and stevedor
Company TO lead the merchants and the agents
Of the vessels to calculate the losses OF their
neighbors. The results are here presented:
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AQUATIC.
IlIE NEW-YORK YACHTS Ar BosroN.

BosTON, Aug. 1.-THE New-York Yacht
Club arrived at the rendezvous, Minots Light this
morning and were there joined by the Eastern Club
The Workers will be escorted up TO the Quarantine
Grounds and this afternoon the whole party numbering
about $780, will dine at Point Shirley.
THE ST. JOHN AND TYNE CREWS.
ST. JOHN, n. b., Aug. 1.-THE new boat for
the St. Johns crew, built by MI Elliot of NevYOr
received here to-day. 1t is not wide the old boat
Price has recovered and taken his place again.
g. Percy Of the Tyne crew, who has been suffering from
sumnerconplan "a well again. Very little betting IL
going on but the hackers Of the st. John crew
confident.
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THE yASpIRPooL MURDER TRIAL.

CHICAGO, Aug. lin regard to the post
ponement Of the yanderpool trial, The G'd"d Rapids
,ch Eage of Yesterday says the report that the de
PENDANT lacks means of subpenang Witnesses is untrue
Two weeks ago an order was made by Judge Hoyt to
have all OF yandcrp0ols witnesses summoned. one
witness is the celebrated Mrs Springer TINS lady hns
left Ohio as she did previous ~ the Kalamazoo tr
Her attendance be procured for IeAs9hhpe com
pensation. She is the witness who saw tled-l1e hHr
dered maWak past her house several hours aIteI the
supposed murder swapping his fingers at hls uog sa
defpool stated that the dog was az MS nouhe AT to
hour. VanderpOOl has three emineat lawyers determining
him The prosecution will make stronger case tisn az
The previous trial The principal hOpe VI the aeiehee
Tho non agreement VI The Jury
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TURKEY.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS AT THE DARDANELLEs
AND THE BOSPHORgS.
WASHINGTON Friday, Aug IL, 1871.

QUARANTINE REGULATIONS AT THE DABDANELLES
AND THE BOSPHORES.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. II, 1871
The Secretary of State has transmitted to
The Treasury Department translation Of note of the
9th inst from Baltazzi Efendi, Chargt d AfdfTeS OF
Turkey prescribing the rules TO which vessels pass
ing the Dardaneles and the Bosphorus are TO be sub
)eeed Every sailing vessel or steamer entering either
STRAIT must submit TO beng boarded, and having its bill
OF health Endorsed by officers appointed for the purpose
coming from the Black Sea at the mouth Of the Bospho
rus and coming from the White Sea at the entrance of
the Dardaneles In time Of cholera sailing vessels or
steamers. having had cases of cholera on board,
must undergo Quarantine. Vessels coming from
contaminated port, and the destination Of which
Is part OF the Ottoman Empire, must undergo the reg
af quarantine though they have no cholera cases
on board Steamers coming from contaminated port,
anu gong TO foreign port, and having no eases OF
.hOeIa on board, pass thrOugtAe Straits, without
touching at any point, when under the inspection Of two
ohcer taken at the Dardaneles ftbe vessel enters
V e White Sea and Archipelago, and at the entrance
the BosphOrus II it comes from the Black Sea. Sail
mgVessels coming from contaminated port without
Ses OF CHOLERA on board may also traverse the two
nuts ana continue their voyage TO foreign country
oAder certain conditions.
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CUBA.
ihL EKpoRT2D EXECUTIONS AT SANTIAGO
PROSPECTS OF THE CUBANs

The dispatch which, YESTERDAY briefly an
bounced the execution Of Gems. ouesada and Fgueredo
'" eahtiago de Cuba, Is explained 10y Later
,1'o'mston derived from Cuban sources from
.u"h appears that the men who were
-, out'd were Don Carlos Quesada and Don
1Eoel fIsneredo. Neither Of these men held any mil
i' once In the insurgeRf forces. recent Spanish
= IRON Havana had announced their capture. II
e'ed mat Gen. Raphael Quesada succeeded in
pih'ng Cespedes, with his e.pedition. without ans
,'ous engagement with the Spanish forces Private
~ mas been received in this city 20
.neet That Valmeseda has rendered his re-
,,s on. The Cubans in this city are much
oaeeo by the accounts lately receiced from the
az the Insurgents have been constantly showing
s. nHy 10 conduct a harassing and exhaustfog war
-e~Ah" lpe epaniasds. Meantime the prospect Of
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FRAUDS AT THE MISSOURI RIVER TRADING

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE SiOur City(IOwa) Times
of the 9th inst publishes anonymous letter addressed
TO Gen. Hancock, charging Messrs. Peck Duriee, who
have charge OF all the trading posts the Upper Mis-
souri, with gross frauds and also with abusing the
rights and privileges given TO them by the Government
The writer says they have induced Gen. Stanley, the
District Commander. TO issue general order prohibiting
citizens soldiers from purchasing goods from any
except the post suffer- aud IL is also claimed that they
have refused to carry 10 certain posts ther line OF
boats, nOtwithstau dng that they common carriers,
all packages addressed TO citizens soldiers which
they believed contain provisions or clothing This,
the writer claims, is all done with the and
conniyance OF the military authorities.
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EXTENSION OF THE POSTAL MONEY-ORDER
SYSTEM.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Convention for
the interchange Of postal money orders between Great
Britain and the United States having been duly ratified
will go into effect the I'd day OF October next and the
PostOfice Department has completed preliminary
ARRANGEMENTS for its practical operation OF the 2i5
moneyorder offices OF this country, $40 have been an.
horzed TO issue postal orders the Postmaster at New
York City, for payment in the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland, and to pay orders issued by him for
sums certified by the POstO1ce Department OF that
country for payment in the United States These offices
have been selected In all the States and Territories, with
q view Of accommodating the localities where the
greatest number ef such foreigners reside as Will be
likely make use of them All exchanges are to be
made through the two Government exchange
offices In NewYork and London In this conn
try, applications can be made only for the
equivalent in sterling Of certain sum of
money in United States currency which latter amount,
being deposited at the local Office transmitted 70 New
York. and there converted into postal sterling drai at
the current rate for gold the day Of its receipt Th3
draft is made payable by the British authorities In any
designated locality OF the Kingdom. No single order ~
be issued for more than $50 hut persons desiring to remit
larger sums can obtain additional money orders TIC
rates of commission these money orders will be az
foil
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THE CINCINNATI SUNDAY LAWS.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE ordinance passed
by the Councilmen, last week, repeating the Sunday
ordinances. rejected by the Aldermen, tc-day-3
to ll-without debate II !. claimed by the Sabbath
that one or members would have voted against tho
repeal who voted against the rejection Of the ordinance,
believing that better that the ordinance should 10
rescinded and pass through the regular course OF egs
laton than 10 be rejected once. A reso. EtoI TO re-
quest the Mayor to enforce the Sunday law tyicd
IA
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NORWAY.
ADMIRAL BoGGs AT cHRIsTIANIA.

ADMIRAL BOGGS AT ClRIsI1ASiA.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Aug. II, 1871.
Rear-Admiral BOggs, in his flagship the
Franklin, Capt. ]. A, Parker accompanied by the Jul
nata Commander Luce, arrived at ChTistiana, Norway
ION Ju and remained several days The officers were
received with great courtesy, and attentions and hosp
taes were freely exchanged Being the first visit OF
American meno war to that CITY, the vessels and their
officers and crews attracted little curiosity, and i'm
ense crowds gather to look at the ships The news
papers Of Norway profuse in compliments TO the
officers. The Franklin and Junata left Christiana for
Antwerp and Southampton, and have since been re-
ported on the English coast.
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any freight over their original contract Even TINS
sumo half the additional expense, while others hod out
stoutly Tor their pound OF flesh.
WHAT TIE BANKERS SAY.
The bankers who make advances to importers
on their invoices express unqualified approval OF the
positions taken by THE TRIBUNE, in regard to Quarantine
abuses They seem to be no less concerned upon the
subject OF the evils complained OF than the importers
themselves. one OF them stated yesterday that
strong representations upon the subject have
a already been bee made to Gov. Hoffman, and that
In Difference 10 the demands OF the Tile commu
nifty Meanwhile he said, measures taking to bring
teress OF the chief port Of the country may be protected
against such evils. The matter was called TO
ago, but, while admitting the Imperative need
of Sndd he Control PGG"p5y decided ss state was
Elsewhere in Wallst similar expressions heard
accounts of their grievances from time to time since Dr.
CarnOchan came into Office. The importers ore repre-
sented TO he not unwilling to submit to reasonable qnar-
antinc regulations but they regard the present system
as simply one of pluAder.
PROBABLE ACTION OF THE CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE.
Prominent members of the Chamber Of Com
merce have announced privately that the Chamber Is
seriously considering the shameless fraud committed by
the Quarantine Pirate and his accompces and intends
early day to draw up petition TO the Governor OF
the State, requesting the removal OF Dr. Carnochan.
VISIT TO QUARANTINE.
A representative Of THE TRIBUNE, who went
TO Staten Island In search Of Martin Weiner found him
at his place Of business. Ordinarily ship-owner
making known 30 Wiener his desire to evade Quaran
tine finds no trouble discovering that the thrifty
proprietor OF agerbeer garden is possessed Of influence
sufficient to accomplish the desired end, and the
payment OF a satisfactory sum into Mr. Weners hands
usually serves speedy release for the yesse
in which tho egotiatOr Is interested Securing tenn
pOrary agency for shipoHning house. there
fore reDOrtpr became Interested Ill tcCuT
ing Mr. Weiners influence. That gentleman, how
ever had evidently anticipated press visits
and was in no talking mood. Dr. Carnochan wac
not to be found for any purpose. He had gone down
tho bay" when called for at one place. and up the pay
when another person answered for him. stu another
remarked that he must be the island some where
or off it," he could not say which precisely. In snort
the worthy Doctors whereabouts seemed shro'ideu III
mystery and he could not have kept himself more res0
utely OF view had he been warned by his agefYend
ing agent that reporter about. For the present.
therefore, shipowners may as well postpone her neRo
atOns favOrs through Mr. Weiner special agency
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TEIEGRAPHfC NOTEa

The Austrian Reichsrath and the Provincial
Diet have been dissolved.
-. The anniversary of the battle Of StGnington,
Conn fought Aug TO- 1914 ceebr ted that place Thursday
by a 6rnr parade. dinner, spcecl-s, Ac
-. The following is the latest mining stock quota
lions n Francisco: Original Hidden Treasure y overnsnn
yellow Jacket al Oph ISL Belce 22i Aeatos valley ~! Hale
and Noreross, 100; By a.
REPRESENTATIVES Of the nsylvania Central
d complete the uans
r., the and Indianapolis Railroad W The Zen
tall omp which viii be done 70 dsr
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MEXICO.

III ELECTION RETURNs-A CONFLICT OF AU-
TH0RIIY AT MATAMOROs.
0iIf OF MEXICO, Aug. 6.-The opposition is
fanng Lerdo has 2227 electors, and Diaz S,OQ4 The
Ds0rio toficial) says Juarez has 5,o23
raisclos, commanding al Matamoras, aud COrtinas,
COMMANDING the line Of the Rio GIandc quarreling
o'ef expectations committed on the American side
eoisson feared, and preparations are making for it,
troops have been sent 10 T0bascO 10 put sop TO the
eutrages thae
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC sNow-sHED FIRE.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE damage to
the railroad by the fire at Emigrant Gap is greater than
at first reported From half to tbreequarters OF mile
OF the along the road have been destroyed
The trains we're delayed IL hours The station buildings
were burned quickly that the occupants escaped with
their night clothes only.
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ITALY.

A TITLE AND A GOLDEN THRONE OFFERED TO
THE POPE.
LONDON. Friday, aug. II, 1871.
The Pope has written a letter to Commit
tee Who have offered him the title OF Plus the Great and
throne Of gold. He refused to accept the proposed
honor during his lifetime and suggests that the money
which has been subscribedfor throne be employed in
procuring the exemption of students of the Roman
Catholic Summaries everywhere from military service
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z TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

yBY TELEGRAPH TO TTIR TRrBuyRl
WASHINGTON. Friday, Aug II, is7t
Supervisor butcher Of New-York, and Gen. Jourdan
Assessor OF the First New-York Districs which com
prises the City Of Brooklyn in town. AID had an In
tervew with the Secretary OF the Treasury and Commits
soner OF Internal Revenue to-day. Thct came for tho
purpose OF comforting with Commissioner Douglass re-.
speeding the line OF policy he has laid out in connection
with the longesablished practice OF carrying Illicit
dstilleres, in defiance Of all law in the Brooklyn Dis.
trct Supervisor butcher declares that there are only
two registered dseres ia that district and others
running contrary law, and dstng from Is 70 90 bar
res per day. He further states that applications
city authorities aid for the purpose Of breaking them
up, refused in all cases Steps will be taken In few
days TO bring the perpetrators Of these violations OF law
to Justice.
Work upon the new revenue stamp will be commenced
at All the old will 90 ont Of use, and an
trely series will be printed The bank note eompa
MES print the margin and tint the paper and the de-
signs are to be printed in the Bureau ~ Engraving and
Printing of.the Treasury Negotiations for furnishing
the new style OF paper for printing these stamps have
been going on for dy So and the contract viii soon
be awarded.
The statement In of the New-York NEWSPAPERS OF
yesterday to the effect that counterfes on the Ninth
National Bank notes OF NewYork City, and other banks
circulating In that city and Brooklyn is pronounced
by the Chief Of the Secret Service be without found-
ton.
The scaled bids for the purchase Of the remainder Of
the Cherokee neutral lands in Kansas were opened this
morning In the office Of Indian Affairs. Tie prices
oept in few instances, very little higher than the
appraised value.
The following PortOlces twere established and post
masters appointed in NewYork during the week ending
AuQ
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THE SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE great four-mile
race to be here during the meeting which is TO
commence the 10th inst. promises to be Of
great interest Notwithstanding the painful rumor that
Kingfsher has gone amiss, Longfeliow will have
to contend with the best two veyear olds in America,
Helmbold and Barney Williams, both distinguished win
at four miles. Hembold is well known but Barney
Williams having been only in the West and South is
not so generally known in the North
Barney Is chestnut, over l6 hands high and power
full animal His sire the distinguished stallion Lex
ington, and his dam the great race horse Vandal.
The will be unusually interesting The first
the programme is the Kenney stakes for
thTee-year Olds, and will be OF great
interest eight ten horses will start, including Har
ry Bassett, Alroy Mosee, Abdekader John Merrymant
Nellie Ransom, Nathan Oaks, &c. On the day the
Summer handicap two and a-quarter miles, will come
Off The steepe chase for which 10 horses handi-
capped, will take place on the 18th.
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GERMANY.
TIE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.


LONDON, Friday, Aug. II, 1871.
The Emperor of Austria received the En-
peror william at Wells to-day. Cordial greetings were
exchanged and their Maestes departed this evening in
q special train for Ischl.
The E0ening Post attributes political Significance of
friendly character to the meeting OF the EpeFors Of
Germany and Austria.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. CROOK.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 11.-Advices from Ari-
IONA that Gen. Crook and command were on the
2eh ult at the head OF the Uribapa Canon. The COM
mand was daily improving The Apaches were very
active in Arizona and Sonora The Mexican Govern
ment has appropriated 10000 bountes for Apaches
scalps.
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SPAIN.

VENEZUELA AND THE QUEsADA EXpEDITiOE-A
PROTEST EXPECTED FROM SPAIN.
MADRID, Friday, Aug. II, 1871
The report that the Spanish Government will
send feet to Venezuelan ports to exact reparaon for
injury sustained by Spain from the omission Of the
Of Venezuela prevent the departure ofthe
Quesada expedition for Cuba is authoritatvely denied
The acts of the hbusters will be made the subject OF
diplomatic protest.