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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
BOARD OF APPoRrIOysHNr
THE CITY COUSTY NEw-YoRK. May J, 1911 )

BOARD APPoRrrossENr I
YrHE CITY AND COuSrY OF NEwYoEK MAY 3, 1911
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
~ Aproonment created by Chapter @ Laws Of AL will meet on
MOEDhY 6h inst Occk tie Chamber OF tue Board OF
CourtOu Tor the purpose ofheang
the .ppcsos for charitable aid the several Charitable Institutions
for the Local the City and
County Newlo passed Aptl 49, 1871 pursuant to the authority
Five Points Mission Ladies' Union Relief Association Orphan
Mottss the Sisters Of IT Dominic
snemAun 0sta the WOuans Hospital Of the State OF
the Chspn Home
dg,t the Nursery and Chs Hospital the Womeas Medical Hospital
Prison the ST Fancss Hospital the 81
Joph Orphan ASYLUM Relief OF Destitute Children
ofseanen tie Neulort ntnsr for Women and Children the ST.
Joseph Home the Blind hehan Annexation the Female Assistance
Society Orphan Home, the Association for the Improved
Shepherds Fold, the German Mson
Relief Denquents Waysde
Home tie society the Home for the Friend
Ladies Christian Union the Lyngn Asylum Marion the
Magae Asylum the st. lakes Home for the Age the Five
Juvenile nar society Society for the Protection Of Destitute
Catholic Children the NesYok Hospital tor Diseases Of thr
vous srs,e the eef the Rup,urd and Crippled the
Crippled Blind SeyenlhAe the Hospital for
Infna the Home and School for Children Of Vounees
for the foosug named DensTs VIZ the New fo D-pensay
DcBsay the North Western Dspensary The York
Vile Bspensary the Harlem Dspusary the Manhattan Dspen"y,
the Eclectic DpcatAy the Cancer Dspenssy the DspeAssJ
Of tho New York Medical College for Women, the
the Holman DpeIsa tho Homeopathic Dspenary, the
Bond. st Society Branch Homeopathic Dspensry,
the North Eastern Homeopathic D5enAy The New
Yort Homeopathic Coeg. Dspeny Western Homeopathic Dis.
penssry The German Wspenss, the Western
bpenss and Children the Inary the York Col
Dentistry Dspenay for Disease Of tho Throat aud Chest
the Ohsme Anr Institute and the other Institutions
and soastss nos provided tor BY A" ~ orSe5 nm A.,
Chairman o the BoaJd Of Apsor4onment
CokSxLrus CoHsos Secretary.
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nle0ifal

IF you are out of health, do not fail to get a
bottle IVAN DRUhENS aANDRAkE TONIC the great Spring 1e
cine IL sorls charm Try and will neret regret SOLD
b. j. y HENRY, No. Cohes place.
WHY SUFFER with RHEUMATISM when
Nv Won can sree; todtive Dr. RLIAAS Rheumatic
Remedies In. vii convince afflicted For .ae b. all
Irsfy1 Whoee DEPOT No 6l3 Bfoafssy Hoastonss
faIsals esaes sr.a AM TarAs and frsI fem 10 oeoes
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EOR SALE-A large Steam Dummy ENGINE,
crder 1874 .ny used fr short tim. in complete order ss9
second hand aud secondhand stationary eugne all
will b. sold low and Inquire OF the Prest OF SuPt
th, 0hoe Of the south side g. Co south bghs Broofn h. D.
CHATTING and GEARING, Pulleys, Hang
~ Couplings speeds sharing and Gearing arranged
GEO g. HOWARD. II South Eigbteenhsi. Phla, Penn
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a Am. y..nre D. Aaam ne ,@, y ~ 1osS prssss
rr.nscd 70 jail. Adams and ksosn ~ Mar bnns
w fn,.ss 81 ASbe Porba Margaret roqnas nm y, No.,
Ponihsm 10 Robert W. whiting. ri OF A""'P
n. LII 4 HrnnkI
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
IN, ,.r. ts sun sets INN. 1903 Moon sets. ll:B
- mon waTERsHE
s,D6, uool 10 II Cows II " Hell Gate l2:3J
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p.r, Ono. FIR rr,,n. sidney b. ws.at Te.en. Boss.ss'
s R.t k1 Y s!y;. y sss s nssss
BIZ Harry Aubrey tBn Briggs barbados T. D"s''
; S:, sa s ; Sisa P Ss ss
BIG Pol.de tBr) D,rr sorshe,d CITY NM, H0osh'''
Bps Thouic Qtsll Csca.e, 0iese, socoyieh Co. 1870
seS Helen s,tns. d. AUBREY 81 John B., p Sevu'
s s .as esr' Pafaa' cs k sS' Van b a r ''
s scS 'i sSsrrrt Richmond ssght
s sssI sssss SSi'a ss,s$ i iwsaSs
s%Sr farsS Bernie.' Procior Musqns,S J murray
sss Bc:a.sa Tis::ss o s ES s Dsnsc'
seSr Ella France BusSr c6seioa Bensy Miller Co
ss S fs Franz Sa Brssr ReS%ond yss t%e ssh.
schr Wave Crest Davis, Georyetown, Racket Bro
schL Red jacket Ayerhil, Boston, g. W. Lewis Co.
schr Bengal Hatch SALEM.
ssGr Nellie Bconfei obe STANFORD Stamford Manufacturing Co.
sehr Aesen. Mead stamford Stanford Manufacturing Co.
Schr Dat, Johnson, Stamford.
ARRIVED. o.,,
Steamship g Aso, p5 siHss L'rEoS tE :" via Queens
s!c;n,lg T%Isgoa s s.ys:GS SPh "a via Key West
steamship zqtae skinner Richmond City Point and Norfolk WIN
nde to Washington Co. ~
Shpp EHpeead cIoes Rns' q vim railroad iron
Snip CaSaia Robinson. London IS dsys with gde
ship Fleetwood Liverpool % DAYS with merchandise
N. o. s,eengrafe Bremen March a. with meh'n
Bari Johp coBo Of Ipswich, r,.fu znts Falmouth Eng,
Bark oaertoa oi Sunderland En Newcastle q days, with me
Bark Mslvin, schut ~ G. scAu, Hamburg % days WI" pe'ro
leun barrels 40 -.
BARK Clara (N Proh Bremen ~ a with ndse nd l4s pass
Ceyeion of Liverpool Hughes lqaqal "a days WIZ hSo
coda, kc =, ,v,..
Bari keystone (of Boston Berry Boesut March WITH nd'e
Bark ueip Sorsl Olsen Crif March with railroad ron "a
Alexandra Yerou Of and IL days from ST. Cpof WIFE
Bah Jsn orw Nielsen Newport Bng 50 days. with railroad
iron 81,
Bari James MeCarty McCarv Genoa 20 DAYS with md.e
Bark Eliza Bans ve,e Of and day, from lernnas mn
Brig T. H. Pitt Smith, Of and days from Bermuda, win poloeo
and pass -, ,,-.,. q
days with yellow pine -, n. .,h
schr Ma Lant (of Granada Simmons Baracoa Aph ~ VIII"
ffuit
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

MONDAY, MAY g.
Mails for Havana West Indies Merco via Sis,l snd Vera Cur
per steamship CITY Aeoo from Pier No H. h. H. close Al u
| steamship ssIL a p. IN
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Issu>s Of Ia
24o. Rice AT. Porter
80. .Knower sgt. Caldw we'll
70. Morton sgt. stanton.
109. Page sgt. Mcdonald
100. - Agt. -.
1J9. Lewis agt. Freund.
l34. .Moen AT. Lawrence
l3. .MuhleEbnbck Egt MELON
oagh.
I36. .Rnbber Tip Pencil Co. sgt-
llOYey.
IS8. .Hognet sgt Heushaum.
30. duncan agt. Butterheld.
l42. .McMulkn agi. Bates
l4J. .Pocne sgt Bslch.
1li. Davis Sgt. Balch.
SUPREME CoURT-CiRcUT1.-PART
10. Sloane sgt blmor.
268. .OtgoOd Agt Mcknight =.
ll2. Bal Ggt The International
las Co.
800. Plat agt. Rec.
lz0. Ball aga The Hudson River
Railroad Co.
j.. Orr AT The Mayor. &c, OF
the CITY Of New York.
1854 Reeve agt. Mckenzie.
33z. Hopkins AIT. Garlner.
90 BecElin agt. ElsA
u. .NcMillen sgt. Knox
22i4. Mckinley agt. Lamb.
SUPERIOR COURT-PABT l.
l69. .Koan agt O'BTieu.
641. Goodrich sgt. Seger.
23J. Grover & Eaker Sewing Mt-
chine Co. art Northup.
$50. Mass ACT. Gresson.
58l .Reusoher sgt. klela.
rs. Sharpe agt Case.
747. .Aynsrd agt. Aadrse.
7i9. johnson lgt Oppenbeimer.
Isl. Kelly agt. Titus.
PART II.-MoyELL,
324. .Gleadell agt. Thomson.
586. .Semers sgt- Corn. III. Ina Co.
CA. .Schiibeck sgt. Nottbeck.
%. .Lorill,rd Oh Rsfng Co. sgt
Lor.llsrd.
I63. Harris Agt. Gibney.
6i0. .stront sgt Third-aye. r. r.
Co.
664. .HofmSn sgt Seton.
COMMON PLEAs-PART l.
800. .Quinlan sgt. sixth Ave. L. X
Co.
$50. .JOhnes agt. Bnrnham.
g54. .WaterlOw agt. Taylor.
T3j. King sgt. Befgrpon.
g44. Archer sgt. Elkins.
81. Hess agt OBrieD.
92|. .Banninster sgt Same.
g29. Wright sgt Guardian Mutual
Life Ins. Co.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TRRx-Pl
5422. .BischoH sgt Kuhlmsnn-
1864. Bergman sgt. Watts.
sos. .BraDeit sgt. Watts.
1904. .Deyln ACT. CsTlin.
-. .DisoswGy agt. Steele.
1853. .FingIeton sgt. Mcdonald.
SOL. .WJckof Agt. Martin.
53Ol. Curry agt. Palmer.
PART IL
ssil. .Cornwcll agt Kellogg.
5542. Anderson sgt Maker.
5545. .Rowell sgt. Maker.
55i9. King sst. Cullen.
500. .Widmeyer ACT Ecth
1891 .COrcOran agL Casey.
5537. .kOehler AIT. O'Dsy.
PART lII.-GRoss, J.-C
55T2. Cleveland agt. Hit
COURT oF OlER AND TERxINKR.
/. Michael Warner, rape
2..PGiriok Kelly and james Her
map. burglary, e cases.)
:. John McK00gh, burglary.
<..Willism COnnell, burglary.
COURr or GENERAL SEssioSs.-
l..Ge0rge Woodruff, man
slaughter.
2. John Schmidt, disori'ly house.
3. Isaac lawrence, larceny.
(. Lizzie Mcclure and Andrew
Peterson, grand larceny.
8. Walter Homer AMI John W.
Jones, grand larceny.
@. isabelle Lee, Larceny.
sshhIblA bblSlAf Hai Al tss
BOcsr. and Danny VIII
Hams, lsrceny.
CSITED STATzs DISTRICT Court
81. Knapp aud Per.on sgt. the
schooner Caroline.
50. Hope at. the steamer Gen.
McCullOIn.
81. jansen sgt. the lighter Una
1873. Petrol agt BaIsE
Ia. Taylor ct a. 6gt. the propel-
Ter J. l.. Hasbronek.
l25. Hicks Il al sgt the Same.
l9l. .lApge ct al Agt. the steamer
HbernIA
1872. The Atlsulic MGtual lns Co.
sgt. the steamer City OF
Baltimore.
CITY COUK7
IS. Blake sgt Rhodes.
~. Van sicklen sgt. kolle.
q. Walters sgt. WHY.
SO. Palmer agt. Mahoh.
80. Henry agt French.
~. Chapman sgt. March.
ll2. Lawrence sgt Close.
1874. Williams agt Wilkey.
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cOupT CALFNDARS-Tu, n

COURT CALENDARS-THs DAY.
Tux APPKsLs-JoHS A. LcTT Presiding coramls
soner ROBERT Wx H. LEONARD WARD Hunt and HIRAM
GRAY ComssoncraCourt at IL in the SUPERVISE"
Room and aiourus at 4 IN.
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Mn lersep real estate fer Sale.

AT TENAFLY. above ENGLEWOOD, n j.
"A and elegant CHATEAU containing rooms with q. go,5
with 81 A RULASD Co. Bsrtmanst n Y -
ALL WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild eli
IN mate, for .ddIe,. c X lands Vinelaod n. J
EOR SALE or to Let-A Grst-class RESI-
S TS S f5s@1 s afs s5 Ps s
hot and cold water r1ge furnace s2es
St EewYOrI HORACE 7. GBARY, 75S Bro-d.i, he"Hi or
MULF0RD CRANE, 2lS Brosdst Elizabeth.
EORTY- EIGHT- AND A-HALF- ACREfARM
hOuse are road oat S6 Terms % ss Fnnepas '0V AZ
ply to BooKHoUr. 3BroadSay W,lalouIsa
EOR SALE at ORANGE, n. D., a HOUSE
and LOT Of nearly ,err, lussa Main Aadress E.
p. o. Boz ie6. Ser.Yori CITY.
no! for an EXCURSION to the beautiful
On MONDAY, Msys
see. free ~ and free SoI lois md RI. p.Oo
''i * &oy %I 5s HELP OF OVER 'S LOTS
so IS go each oT S e.; o Ss rs S,oS:,, ,s
s5 ia "d:sa a al and At aspc. M0SDIY MORNING
JENKINS g. WAY, New Brunswick, n. j.,
R,2 AID nd S'f lois SA X: GonsrRa
tie nm can b. erne By referring to the following gentlemen; Coy
PS se. ;i JosH B. Ill., s President Of BE o. New
jersey.
oNG FRANCHISE Real Vista Estate ss Agents
II ~.
Printed catalogue mailed free NV DlOslHy -
MEMO PARK LAND Co: have REMOVED
wi THAR one. 10 1914 BROADWAY Room d. LOTS Tor SALE
50 fst nv $50 feet for 800 Basy Full particulars can
be oblaibed at Compsnys 0ace
MUST BE SOLD-53,OOO cash wanted.-Val-
usbe STORE PROPERTY yeuy CITY, on the man .V.ygS
will net 10 rent guaranse Address VIII
LIAM O'L,RARY Post Dice Boz o. Jersey City Hight
DRODUCTIVE FRUIT FARM of % acres, at
l. BURLINGTON, NJ j. or SALE neat new 90 p %
roous ground bearing fruits mtle from station re low
,nd terms esu Particulars o. H. JOHNSTON 51 BoNery n l., or
T. NORRIS Burlington also, TWO smaller FARMS ia OF iu.
CHEAP FARM and FRUIT LANDS, pleasant
~ Houes ard Village Lots, may be bad At
|BRlCkSBURG,
~ only" mile, from New York and iro.t direct 70
soil upetor for crops mild prowrblV heA Ns
,o and pure no fever gus Price so per acre ana
For circulars ,nd sent free ad1fe"
49, Broadway, n. Y, or BneksbUrg, Ocean Co. ~ J.
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ITALY.

DISTURBANCES IN RomE-TiEl foP1Ss HEALIh--
mo- ,ur no,IINGER CAsE-THE INTERNATIONAL
rXIl1BiIIoN-sAD AFFAIR ON THE ISLAND or
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~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J.
~. Mckay 1gt tue 81 2 Fashion.
Is. Rivera ct al sgt Wilder.
81. .C9never sgt the sl0op John
I. Evans.
i35. Harper agt Barber ct al
l5J. Anderson agt. tue schooner
W. B. Mann.
90. Nicholson agt The steam tug
AspinWall.
l96. Meyer ct Al. .st the steamer
Newport
l39. .kcSalJ AIT. Meyer etL
l89. Nicholas sgt stag.
BROOKLYN.
1885,. .Rodmsn agt Films
l8. osborne at Richardson.
lG6. .DeYyr sgt Sehsef-L
5..Lynch ait ksickerbocker Ice
Co.
!5s. Kemp sgt Carlisle, GodAri,
Allen and OtbeR-
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J. JoHNs0S, j., Aucuoneer
DY JOHN SON & N i L LER,
ID AUCTIOSRRRs AND

by JOHNSON & MILLER,
ID AUCTIOSRRRs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. 25 NAsAu-sT., COR CKDAssr. kEv-YORH.
Residence LoL Country and bosSh
Iead exchanged Loahs Eegste AscHon Saiss fgrltas
TUESDAY. MAY 3,
al O'Clock m, the premises,
RUTHLRPURD PARK, NJ
(By order o. one Of the or lnsl soekhoder}
POSITIVE SALE, WITHOUT ANY LIMIT OP RESERVATION
l35 OR THE CHOICEST LOTS IN The PARK.
Location uneqased; surroundings eIsen srt>ss llss a
around; ground high sat cosmadbg railroad depo
Terms liberal COLLATION. before sale
Free excursion for II o'clock train May Erie Railroad
the with and full particulars viii be furnished
No 25 SlSsaust, n Y.
THURSDAY, MAY H.
al2 O'Clock at RIch1rge Salesro0m, III BrosiEav " T.
POSITIVE and ABSOLUTE sALB BY order Of THOMAS HUDSON
and SAM BL C. BARNES Of Mrz hARr
JOHNS decessd Of 81 CHOICE NINTH wAGD tBuoEnl LOTS
ground DougAst Boulevard Degrav
between Raj aud H0sadVes Sale the
be closed Terms Maps and psrdcuGs at AuciOns oSce
Nmssn-st. n. Y.
Also at same tine place POSITIVE SALE order Tsss
Bsukrupcy Of CHOICE LOTS Ahsrtey East New fssh.
eoner Of sigelsve
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MI a from New York and on railroad det Phssdelph,
superior all crops, climate mild sni Pre'rey hsau;
Tens s.sv For circulars maps free adtren CAMPBELL
49, Broadway, ~ Y, or Bieksburg Ocean Co, n ).
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Hlatbinfrp.

CokSxLrus CoHsos, secretsr
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-30
We are indebted to Thurston's News
Depot for copies of Scribner's Monthly,
Catholic World, London Times and
Boys and Girls Weekly


Our dispatches leave no doubt of the
final surrender Of Paris, with its Gordon
Of forts, redoubts, moat, breast-works
and probably one hundred and llfty
thousand men, to the victorious EN-
peror william Of. the German Empire.
Paris was declared to be ii a state of
siege on the 7th Of August, last-war
having been proclaimed on the,l5 of
July previous but the city was not
closely invested until the 18th bf Sep
tember. The siege, therefore, has lasted
over four months, varied BY occasional
sorties, all of which have been unavail-
ing. Paris has no doubt fallen from
want of provisions and from lack of
confidence in the new government, the
former being the principal trouble. Few
cities on the globe are better fortified
than, Paris; but it has fallen as all
modern cities must, under close siege.
The effect of this surrender upon the
duration of the war need not be, and
we think would not be, decisive of any
great results, were it not accompanied
by "a three-weeks armistice. France has
fought before, and nearly conquered,
heavy odds, by pursuing the Fabian
policy. But the effect Of the armistice
will be undoubtedly to strengthen in
every way the demands Of peace and to
end the war. The Republicans of
France may protest .;ainst the Empe-
ror Williams terms, but they.-are
doomed to failure. With, thesurt1nr
der of Napoleon, the glory of France
wasat an end. Her hope is in the res
toration of the Empire. - 70 81
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-30
The Military Niger.

ThenegrO cadet at West Point is
again scandalizing his white partisans
and supporters by making it necessary
to have another court-martial to inves-
tigate charges against him. This time
he is up for lying. Before it was for
cracking the pate Of annother cadet
with q cOcOanut. In the name of
heaven, where is this negro farce to
end? Is it not time to have done with
it? The patience of Providence, it
seems to us, must'be exhausted at the
continued violation of his great DEGREES
in this attempt to equalize that which
he has made distinctly different, and
improve upon his power by elevating
the negro over the head of the white
man.
The proof that Heaven will look no
longer assentingly upon such insolent
assumption is discoverable in the fact
that the mind of the people is under
going great change, upon the princi-
Piles, of want or principles, of the black
Republican party. His spirit is NOV
ing over mems thoughts, and pouring
a flood of light around the land.
We see evidences of this in almost
every public incident of the day, in the
increase to our own subscription list, in
the formation Of clubs in every section,
in the earnest letters on public events
and public men that cover our table, and
more than these in the irreparable split
of the party itself. The light is break
ing in rom Heaven and we will soon
behold the great sun of Democracy rise
full and entire, and the people, like
Joshua of old, win bid it tarry in the
skies~untif all OF error Is dispelled.
Will there not be rejoicing then through
out the length and breadth of this badly
ruled nation ?-N. Y Democrat.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-30
DELTA CARDS.
DELTA
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
ROSENFIELD u KEARNEY, PrO'rs.

This new establishment, conveniently To-
Gated between the two railroad tracks, and
near the Wharfboat, is now prepared to fur
nish meals at all hours, in the best style.
Recent additions enable the prOprietors to
offer to guests, also, excellent Hotel accom-
modations. The Saloon will be found sup
piled with choice wines and liquors, cigars,
tobacco, &c.
Delta, Dec...lsIls70. d:3m
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-30

A pipe was put to be voted for at a
New York Fair recently, when Bar
mum got more ballots than President
Grant, and got the pipe. He will no
doubt present it to the President, as he
never smokes himself.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-30

The farmers about Lynchburg, Va,
find it impossible to hire laborers to
work their farms. The whole country
is filled with negroes, who absolutely
refuse to make contracts upon any terms
that may be offered them.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-30

DAILROAD HOTEL.
~ MON ROE, LA.
Regulations:-Transie board, per day.
$500. board and lodging, per week, 5000;
board without lodging, per week, 1925;
board and lodging, per month, $4,000; board
meals, breakfast or supper, .75c; dinner $l.0O.
All meals sent to rooms CSC extra, except
in cases ofSickness.
Mrs. KATE WRIGHT, Proprietress.
~ Good fare, and polite and attentive
servants in attendance. ian26-dtf
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT,
For the benefit of the
MONROE SILVER CORNET BAND.
Tuesday Evening, February 2, 1871,
AT THE COURT HOUSE, MONROE, LA.
ADMISS SION, 800.
@~ Perfprmspce commences IT 8 O'Clock
precisely. 81
TICKETS for sale at the stores of E. Drey-
f,s eco, "a. WI McFee, C. Bofenschen and
T. G. Thurston.
Monroe, Jan. 30, 1871. d-n4O-4t
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-30

comes up this week in the House. The
indifference of some of the Southern
members provokes damaging comments
from friends Of the South.
Louis Downing, Chief of the Chero-
KEGS, has been assassinated. 1t is sup
posed that the Downing murder grew
out of conflicting views as to pure blood
and half-breed Indians.
Gladstone says that the English Gov
eminent has given assent to every al
lowance and proceeding looking to the
settlement of the Alabama claims, and
would continue to do so, believing that.
the unsettled state of the controversy is
disadvantageous to both countries. = -
The Queen of Spain leaves Turin on
the 18th February for Madrid.
One division of troops 65ffi the line be-
side the National Guards in Paris are
not to be considered disarmed
I Communication with Paris is proyis
iOnally restricted.
, Favre will not come to Paris. No
other person is accredited to represent
France in the Conference.
a World special says strong infiu-
ence is working the restoration of the
Imperial family, under the regency of
the Empress, Trochu and Favre.
Emperor. William returns to Berlin
without entering Paris, leaving the
Crown Prince in command.
Provisions are going to Paris, uia
Dieppe. All qualities of sugar are slight
ly advanced.
A dispatch from Versailles, to-day,
(Monday) says the occupation of the
French forts by the Germans is unat-
tended by interesting incidents.
A Constantinople dispatch says the
Sultan insists that the Conference shall
restore to Turkey full control of the
Dardenelles and Bosphorus.
A decree has been issued, in Berlin
convOking the. Federal Council of the
Empire to the Goth of February.
LONDON, Jan. 80, P. M,-The even
ing edition of the Times contains dis
patch from Versailles stating that the
contribution imposed upon Paris by the
articles of capitulation is SO millions
francs.
The French National Assembly
meets at Bordeaux during the armis-
tice.
The armies retain their respective
positions. The country between the
lines is to be neutral.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 80, u INJECTION
steady; Uplands SID, Orleans sgd. Sales
10000 bales. rAhT q" 40" NJ
New YORK, Jan. 3O.-Stocks very
steady. Government bondsvery strong,
especially 6's of 1868. Gold steady at
11Os@111. Money easy at 5@6.
Cotton dull and declining; sales 1000
bales Uplands at 1853. ..y%.
+. WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-CorrectiOn
in the New York noon dispatch: "Cot-
ton-Uplands 10y, Orleans 49,"
The proceedings of both Houses I'M
important.
tiaJrt -. '@f
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-01-30

4 N eligible residence and lot in the CEN
N trail portion of Monroe. Conveniences
excellent; title perfect. II not sold, will be
rented Apply at the TELEGRAPH Office, or
to H. RICHARDSON.
Jan. 9, 1871. daw-tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-01

PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER ROTTLE
FOR sAIB BY
HEPRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS IN TIE UNITED
STA rES AND BRITISH AMERICA.
DR.. LAwRENCE's WoMAN's FRIEND Cur
all Diseases peculiar to Females.
decG-1y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-01
CAUTION.

ut the regularl authorized Agents of the C6mnay M
~, since the Roberts Patent cover the use of the
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells
aud the use OF such materials by other parties ia
direct infringement Of their rights Anv narti,s n,
funging any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will he
dealt with according to law, and as acting willuy
and knowingly In defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Company have re organized their bu.,,ess
with view TO accommodate Oil Men in every oar,
OF the Oil Region. They have employed the mos, p
efficient Agents and ASSISTANTS that can be procured
Gate al patents, together with the price of The Tor
pedo, and signed by an officer Of the Company. sc
every Operator wishing Torpedo may know its
price and whether it came from our offics
Oflce amy negligence of Agents. '''''
Tho following named persons have been appont
ed Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Redon,
OF Pennsylvania and West Virginia.