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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-03
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1 Arm eoptrtnership heretofore existing nnder tho
by limitaIione 81 WOolman & Whitney is dissolved
the liabiiitias George A Whitney settles snd as
N. M. WOODMAN f''
GEORGE A. WHITNEY.
shall continue the bnsi
shall be plea ed see ali my at The old sand and
tut a. avon aTor s V eq
patronage in the future "'ot to merit yonr
Portland, Sep 81 1871. A. Whitney.
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New Line of Steamers
- Yarmouth & Boston
STEAMSHIP 90.

The Al side-wheel 5. s. Emperor, W. Z. Soue Conn
m ander, will leave Calls Wharf, Portland tor var
mouth, N. s., every MONDAY, az p. M, leave Var.
mouth for Portland every Thursday az .. m con-
Meeting at Yarmouth with Steamer "N a Siarr5
and DavidsOn's Line of Coaches, tor HALIFAX and ali
intermediate ports. ~
Tickets for sale in Portland on board of Steamer
in Boston at Boston and Maine ard Easter n Dcn,,s'
and on board OF Portland Steamers f'
JOHN PORTEOUS, Agent,
ap24 Portland Maine
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z--A. =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY ONE WHO HAS BEEN THERE

A strangely fascinating, powerfully written, and
thoroughly reliable book. From new stand point
and upon subject OF vital and absorbing intei
In two parts Showing the horrors of The barbarous
the advantages OF the system recently inau gurated
in others Together with true and detailed account
OF the maltreatment and cTuelties practiced upon
prisoners; also, shame faced crIminaltes with fe-
male convicts, nutiLies, murders Fstarvings, whip
pings hairbreadth escapes, ST. etches and Incidents,
narratives pen pictures sunshine and shade, illus
trative OF prison lite. Written by a Convict, i'm
n Onvicrs Cell. In one vol, $40 pages, over so
elegant engravIngs made expressly for this book. 48
sample pages sample illustrations, sent applica-
tiOn-Or, bound prospectus, Tor 80 cents. C. f.
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For Sale.

a dark brown horse, five years o,a
LIN weighs g25 ipounds. sound and KIND D troo
NTS IRON all vices tricks, good rnaG nee
has been driven by a Lady the past sesso,,
ana Wlilsrot or pace at the will of the driver Prio
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Washes without rubbing; Removes Pitch, Tar,
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washes with Hot or Cold, Hard SOFT, or Salt Water
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CLONES washed with 1t wear twice as long as If wash
ed with common soap. One pound OF It will wash
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washing 1t washes the finest lace without in;ury
ana renders all articles e. clear and bright as new
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Try it in The Bathroom; it leaves the skin eool
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ana has no equal in cleansing glass china. Dis
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est Soft Soap In the world.
FOR SALE BY
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For Sale.

EERROTYPE ROOMS No. 1884 Congress street
fifteen days. ssp19tf ST HAMMETT.
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NOTICE.

ssFNHE Portland Dry Dock and Ware House Co +"
have leased their Docks and ether property in
from Jan. 1, 1871, 10 Jan. l. 1872 and during said
time the Company will not be responsible for any
debts contracted in their name or on their account
unless authorized or approved by the President of
the company. CHAS. A. LAMBARD.
President p. ID. Dock and Warehouse Co
BY his Attorney, l.. ID. M. SWEAT
Portland, January 2Sth 1871 in30tf
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EASTERN
AND -
Portland, SacO,& Portsmouth R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing NOndav, June Och. tS7I,

Es=5s5ss55s5sJ Passenger trains leave Portland daly
sA@x for Portsmouth and Boston, (Sundays
excepted *lOo a: NJ, t6 Is a. So Is m 70 80 p.
M. t3 As p. M, 1900 p. M.
Leave Boston Tor Portland at 1870 a. M, $40 a.
M, tl2,l5 p m, 1900 p m, t6 90 p. m. $500 p. m.
Biddetord Tor Portland at 7.30 a. M, returning at
$40 p. m. "
Portsmouth fer Portland 1000 a. M, O.40 m =.
II 80 p: m. 1880 p. m. tS.C0 p. NJ. 1000 p. m.
The 600 p. m. trains from Portland and Boston
run via Eastern r. R., Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday sand via Boston and Maine Il. Il. TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Freight trains each way daily, Sundays excepted J
rPullman sleeping car express train.
Accommodation train,
Snail tram,
Express.
f. CHASE,
Supt. P. 5. & z. r. R.
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FOR SALE.

TUE subscriber offers for sale his Carpenter sbop
70 60 feet, three stories high with she'd attach,
Ell 70 40 feet; the building is well lighted and can
De htted very easily for mcst fnythpg desired is In
as good location as can be Ter business. Also one
morse power, one turning lathe, one lnorticing ma
CRIME one Jig saw, three circular saws arbc rs and
Denches, shaitng. betting, pullies, &c. Also guam
ivy OF bass and pine lumber, office desk, table,
stoves, &C. all OF which will be sold cheap Enquire
at No 16 Green street or at 70 Cross ST.
sep5dtt j. g. PET rENGIL
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DR. Wells Extract of Jurubeba
Notice.

Notice.
THE annual meeting of the Female Prevalent As-
i ISOLATION will be holden at their rooms CIV
Building, Thursday, Oct g. at half past three o'clock
sep30 PER ORD r.
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try Me and Prore NE
REMOVAL.

DR. SHACKFORD has removed to No 9 ~ I ARK s''
~ next door above Grammar Sehooi 1ouss'
BIN
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Portland & OgdensbGrg IL. II,
-szs..zss-1 On and atterlThuIslay, Sept 14th, and
E%a&sfx until further notice, trains VIII run as
The New York herald., 1871-03-10

standard of this living and progressive age
Adding all these expenses together, and
the ''sum tOtaI' shows an aggregate dis
bursement on the part Of the press of the
country scarcely paralleled by the outlay in
conducting any department Of the gov ernment
Of the nation.
With all these heavy expenditures, borne
by the newspaper press Of the country for the
benefit and enlightenment of the people, how
ridiculous 1t is to see some editors and pub
fishers craving the paltry favor of free ride
or free dinner or free ticket to some place
OF amusement And, on the other hand how
cool and unreasonable it is to expect that pro-
prletors OF newspapers, who have to defray all
these excessive expenses, shall surrender their
space gratis to noticing and putting and adver-
tising all the little private jobs of interested
parties! Our regular advertising columns are
open to all customers, and the wonderful array
the HERALD daily presents in this respect
shows how far the business community appre-
ciates our motto of ''Pay as you CO." L9t
that motto be adopted by the press all over
the land and the deathknel of deadheadsm
will soon be heard.
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'.Boss," as he is vulgarly called, that the
statue may not balance well on the pedestal,
and that there may come topping over one
Of these days. We warn his colleagues also,
Ia all kindness, that they may not be strong
enough to carry this restless cold Man of the
Sea" upon their shoulders, and that the sooner
they put curb upon his personal ambition
the better for the prospects of the democratic
party. This selfish bill of Senator Tweed s
embodies direct assault upon the press, and
we hope that the newspapers the
World particularly, which ought to have
friendly voice in the matter-will protest
against this outrageous advertising COM
pany' legislation.
The fact that the bill has been favorably
reported by the committee may probably be
regarded as equivalent to its passa.e. 1t will
therefore remain with Governor Hoffman to
serve both his party and himself by vetoing
the bill when it reaches the Executive Cham
Der. If he should not do 80 but, by affixing
his signature make law OF this obnoxious
piece of legislation, he will be only driving
nail in the coffin of the democratic party.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
The Russo-German Alliance Rumor- -Defencss Of
Quebec-Fenianism-Th Army.
TELEGRAM TO THE Rsw YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 0, 1871.
The parliamentary proceedings are still quite ami
mated In tone and of varied import In debate, as
you viii see by the cable report which forward to
the HERALD.
In the House of Lords this evening Earl Granville
made statement In which he denied that the gov
ernment had any knowledge OF secret treaty con-
cludcd between the Car and Prussia before the war;
Lord Gray asked that return be made Of the
names Of the Fenian convicts freed since August
last, with the conditions of their release. He ar
gued to show 'hc pernicous effect OF the clemency
OF the government in these cases."
Lords Dunerin and Cairns followed In lively de-
bate.
In the House OF Commons, Mr.. Hugerson, Under
secretary for the Colonial Department, said $4,000
would be required "to complete the defcnces OF
quebec, and the canadian militia force now mum
bered 10000 effective men,
Lord Echo cordemned the government plan FOL
reconsiructing .he army "a a crude Development o.
the Old systerj, aud defended The purchase ol com
mllsssouSs
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M a = O Z. u % n
The Ex-Emperor Showing
His Hand.
Communication from Him TO the President OF
the French Assembly.
N~S~~~~v>~~~.-~~-,-~~~0~-
The Vote meposing YIim Declared
Unjust and illegal.
He WIFI Bow to a Pie
bissCite Alone.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoNs HeaaL..

LONDON, March Q, 1871.
am enabled to forward the following intel
lgence for the New YORK HERALD
PROTEST FROM NAPOLEON.
The ex-emperor Napoleon has addressed a
communication from Wilhelmsh6he to M.
Grevy, the President of the French National
Assembly, in which he formally protests
against the recent vote by which that body
declared that he and his dynasty had forfeited
the throne. He pronounces the action of the
Assembly as unjust and illegal. The Assem-
bly,, he says, was created only to make a
treaty of peace with Germany and has
exceeded its powers.
AN OMNIBUS DECLARATION.
In concluding his communication the ex-
Emperor declares that the foundation of all
public right is the ple5iscite. To that he is
ready to bow and to that alone.
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THE FRENCH ASSEMBL Y.
Report in Favor of Moving to
FOntainebleau.
Versailles the Choice Of the
Government.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BORDEAUX, March 9, 1871.
send the following intelligence for publica-
ton in the New YORK HERALD:-
REPORT IN FAVOR OF MOVING TO FoNTAINE-
BLEAU.
The committee on removal of the French
National Assembly submitted report during
the session to-day. They recommend that the
Assembly ultimately remove to Fontainebleau,
but that it remain in session in Bordeaux
until the German forces have evacuated all Of
France excepting such departments as they
are to occupy pending the payment of the war
indemnity, and until arrangements are COM
pleted at Fontainebleau for the reception and
installation Of the Assembly.
THE GOVERNMENT PREFERS VERSAILLES.
After the report had been read M. Theirs
addressed the Assembly, stating that the gov
ernment persisted in its opinion that the best
place for the seat of the Assembly would be
Versailles.
A DECISION TO-DAY.
1t was finally resolved to postpone debate on
the subject till tomorrow. 1t is expected
that the recommendations Of the government
will nravail
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March Q, 1871.
The ruling powers OF England-tnat is the more
aristocraiic portion of those who direct the affairs Of
the national government-remain exceedingly
anxious as to the consequences, or more immediate
diplomatic hereafter, OF the war between France and
Germany.
/ have already referred in cable kilograms to the
HERALD to the subject, and noted the first inception
OF feeling OF anxiety in the public mind with re.
gard to it.
To-day the London PoSt-wilich is still regarded
as an aristocratc newspaper organ-aflrms editorl.
ally that secret treaty between Russia and Prussia
was concluded about the time of the very outbreak
OF the war, and says tho following were among Its
provisions:-
frst-RussIa to intervene between the belligerents
in case the French were successful and should me.
mace Poland.
Second-In the event that an Austrian army should
demonstrate upon the Prussian frontier Russia to
checkmate IL by demonstration upon the Austrian
'front.' er; and
Thnd-ln case any European Power should COM
bne with France Russia to join Prussia IN active
hostlll ties against both.
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BELGIAN NEUTRALITY.
The Rights Of Neuira.s-coatrabands Of War
A General Definition Required
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS, March 0, 1871
The great commercial and industrial interests OF
Belgium remain alarmed by the very retrospect Of
the dangers which The Kingdom escaped during the
progress or The war between France and Prussia.
The most prominent Of these is presented In the
case Of the violation OF the territorial frontier OF
Belgium by the routed soldiers OF France, and the
threat o. reclamation by Germany.
AS il to guard against such complications in
future the Chamber of Commerce OF Antwerp has
adopted a memorial to the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Of Belgium requesting him to make an effort
70 embody IN the code of international law the pro-
position or the nviolablty OF tie property OF pri-
yate individuals at sea, and TO obtain from the
Powers an authoritative definition or the term con.
traband OF war.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
Arrival of CGllslt Bismarck in
Berlin.
The Prussians Asked to Feed
French Soldiers.
FATAL EXPLOSION AT LE CnEUZOT.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
LONDON, March ., 1871.
Dispatches for The NEW YORK HERALD re-
ceived here contain The following news:-
COUNT BISMARCK IN BERLIN.
A telegram from Berlin, dated to-day, re-
ports The arrival OF Count Won Bismarck in that
city.
PRU5sIANs ASKED To FEED FRENou SOLDIERS
A despatch from Dieppe says the Mayor has
notified the Prussians that they must feed the
private soldiers of the late Army OF the
North. The inhabitants are at the same time
ordered to entertain the officers. Food is
plenty at Dieppe, and business shows signs o.
life.
FATAL EXPLOSION.
An explosion has occurred in the works at
lie Creuzot France, By which eight persons
lost their lives.
FLEET FOR TaE ELBEs
A transport feet is going to the Elbe to
convey 10000 released prisoners home to
France.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Prussians have evacuated the depart
ment of Calvados and the left bank of the river
Eure.
Postal service to Rouen is restored.
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ST. DOMINGO.
Herald Special Report from
Havana.
~~~~~~~~~-~>-~e~>~-~~~
Action Of the People on Hearing That
the Commissioners Had Sent Re-
ports Favorable to Annexation
~~oS~-~~~~>N~~>S~o~->~~~
They Arm Themselves and Cry
"NO Annexation ~
Operations Of tEae Inscargent,
Against BaeZ.
TelEGaAnS TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March 8, 1871.
Passengers by the Spanish steamer Reoyo,
which left st. Domingo on the 7th inst. and
arrived at Santiago de Cuba to-day, say that
on the lst and I'd Of March, the people hear
ing that the United States Commissioners had
sent report favorable to annexation, armed
themselves and began crying No annexation"
We have news also, via ST. Thomas, to the
oath ultimo, from st. Domingo. AT that time
all was serene, and the Commission was
quietly doing its work Reports from Hay
tien sources say that General Cabral left San
Juan on the 18Th of February, and was before
Azua on the oath, but the Dominican Consul
at st. Thomas has no such information.
Luperon, with other Dominicans, arrived
from Turks Island on the 10Th of January,
and is now in the northern part of St.
| Domingo, doing all he can to prevent annexa-
| tion, and it is reported that he was to act in
conjunction with Cabral.
Mr.. Gautier, American Consul at Cape
Haytien, has written letter, dated February
4, to General Alexis, charging the Haytien
officials with assisting Luperon, and warning
them against interfering with the Baez govern
ment. Alexis replied promising to use re-
doubled vigilance, protesting tho strictest
neutrality. Minister Bassett has called the
attention Of the Haytien government to the
necessity of observing the strictest neutrality
and has named the Haytien Consuls at ia
maica and Curacao as being engaged in aiding
the Dominican insurgents. Notwithstanding
all these rumors the Haytien government is
believed to be well disposed. It is reported
that the Governor of st. Yaques, very influ-
entail man, has abandoned the Bacz party.
At the request of many of the leading citi-
zsns Of the Danish West India Islands Judge
Stakemann has been appointed Governor in
the place of Governor Birch, who died in his
| berth, at st. Thomas, after having lived In the
West Indies since 1916, and who has been
Governor since 1861. The Colonial Council
has sent petitions to Copenhagen by telegraph
asking his permanent appointment.
| Movements Of the Dominican Commission.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, March 0, 1871.
| letter received from Puerto Plata, dated the
9th, says
! The ST. Domingo Commission left here for Monte
Crlsto yesterday, accompanied by Baez officials.
The belief in Puerto Plata Is that the annexation
scheme will be carried out Notwithstanding there
! is strong party in opposition to Baez.
| Threats nave been made to burn the town II it Is
annexed, and already two houses have been set on
| 1re Guards constantly patrol the town at night.
| The partlsans OF Cabral predict general Ievolu-
ton, and there Is much excitement in the island.
1t is reported here that the condition OF Bacz is
| critical The annexation party. however, remains
| firm.
An attempt to assassnate Harrington, the British
Consul at Puerto Plata, failed.
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A CoNoILIAToRY ATTITUDE.

situation in that city -
A CONoILIAToRY ATTITUDE.
Thus far the French government has main
| tanned concilatory attitude toward the dis
turbers of the peace in Paris, and has avoided
any acts likely to increase the agitation which
prevails in some parts Of the city.
DUBIOUS GUARANTEE.
At meeting of the Mayors OF all the arron-
easements Of Paris it was unanimously re-
solved that the Mayors would guarantee the
surrender, by the National Guards of all the
cannon in their possession, without necessitat-
ing the exercise of coercive measures by the
national government.
THE PARIS DEPUTIES
1t is generally believed that all the Partisan
Deputies to the French National Assembly will
resign their seats and return TO Paris, and that
after they have arrived in the city all agita-
tion will cease.
GENERAL DE PALADINEs CONGRATULATED.
The opposition of the National Guards to
the appointment Of General D'Aurelle de
Paladines as their commander is confined to
the regiments of the Belleville, Montmartre
and La Villette districts. Upward of one
hundred battalions of the National Guards Of
other quarters of the city have congratulated
General de Paladines upon his accession to
their command.
DISTURBANCE AMONG MOBILE GUARDS.
On Wednesday last disturbance occurred
among some bAttalions of the Mobile Guards
|, of Paris. II was quelled imme iiately without
serious consequences.
DISEASED CATTLE AND HORSES.
There is much typhoid and plague among
the cattle and horses in Paris. The animals
are nevertheless said to be fit for food.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY in SOUTH CAROLINA.
Resisting a Deputy Marshal-The On1cer
md His Assailant Both Killed.

Resisting Deputy Marshai-Thc Oflcer
md His AssaiIant Both Killed.
COLUMBIA, March ., 1871.
Intelligence has been received here from Pickcns
Court House OF murdcrous ARRAY which occurred
there few days since. II appears that man named
Zacharias Young had been reported to United stat
Deputy Marshal W. A. Looper as being engage -
the traflc Of Illicit distilled whiskey. Loope' -.
with hun man named Keith Durham an tooh
at midnight to the woods where Young an went @
named Stansell We're encanped with the wagans nun
Looper In his official capacity demand "a Wasons.
OF the wagons, which Young perempt rv res,sad
aud said.- 1in' ieiuseu'
loaded with Oacon.n NY nason -
:. Looper then deAseraley drew his pistol, cooked
!, anu aavanGeo wnen Young red, and almost Ia.
Scarcely second had elaps ed between the renorr;
Of eo,i. pistols, ana M ,botr; men fell dead Young
head The above fac' q were eiIciieI the Following
dai at Gotoner's 4iauesl held uppn the polies
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PORTO RICO.

Taking the Oath OF Ailesiauce to the New
King.
HAVANA, March 0. 1871.
Porto Rico aivices to the LIST inst. state that there
was grand parade OF the troops and volunteers.
when an oath OF allegiance to the new King was
taken.
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VIEWS OF The PAST.
MARCH, 10.

MARCH 10.
18S3-Prnce OF Wales married 10 Princess AeSan'
dra OF Denmark. 90 - :,
l842-The chinese attacked Ningp0 anu Werc ue,
British defeated the Aghans at Candahar.
1s1a-Thc French defeated by the allies at Laon
e22-uel,oasholus. Empcror Of Rome, beheaded&
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
VENE ZUELA.
The Republic Under Guzmnn

The Republic Under Guzman.
HAVANA, March 9, 1871.
Venezuelan advlces to the 24th ult. have been re.
ceived Guznlan rules the entire republic. lie IS
making efforts to abolish smuggling 1t Is reported
that the steamer Dudley Buck has been temporarily
seized for an infringement Of the revenue laws.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
ENGLAND.
Special News from versailles-The Cabinet to
Have Viva Voce Information
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 0, 1871.
am enabled to inform the HERALD by cable tele-
gram that Mr.. Odo Russell, whose name has been so
prominently before the world as a sort OF monde
script English commissioner or unaccredited envoy
of the Queen at Versailles during the war; returned
to this city yesterday and VIII attend special meet
ing of the Cabinet tomorrow, at which 1t Is OK.
pected he will make some important statements to
her Majestys Ministers as the result OF his personal
experiences at the Prussian royal headquarters in
France.
Condition OF the Bank and the Flow Of Specie.
LONDON, March O. 1871.
The weekly return OF the Directors OF the Bank Of
England shows that the amount of specie IN the
vaults or the bank has increased fl02000 since the
issue OF the last weekly statement.
The New York herald., 1871-03-10
THE RUSSO-GEEMAN ALL
ANCE.

English Rsasssrtion OF the Fact Of Secret
Treaty-Reputed Terms of the Alliance for
Mutual Support-polsnd and Austria, and
Active Aid for Francs Provided Against.
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COnciliatOry Attitude Of the Government
Toward the Rioters.
~~~v~~-~c,>y>y-~1,~~~~~~4o
The Surrender of Cann0ns Guaran-
teed by the Mayors.
General De Paladines Congratulated by
the National Guards.
DISTURBANCE AMONG GUARDS MOBILE.
Paris Cattle and Horses
Diseased.
DISTURBANCE AMONG GUARDS MOBILE.
TELcGHAn TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March Q, 1871.
Advices from Paris for The New YORK
HERALD furnish the following views of the
situation in that city -
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n SpcclnIty..-{ycnfIC
Broadway styles at about h ymen's silk Hats, "a.
q. o. D. HAT Alf Broadway prices.
COMPANY, Il Cortland street.
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N.-FOr StyIIsv
call on DOUGAN, loan and Elegant Spring Hat
ls5au, corner OF Ann srae,.