davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
An ARKANSAS OUTLAW.

Long Contemplated Revense-A Clergyman
Murdered In His Pulpit-Tho Congregation
Put to Flight by the Ruflan.
MEMPHIS, May 9, 1871.
The Fort Smith tArk.) Era, April "a, says:-A
most damnable outrage was perpetrated last Satur-
day at Chocoville, quiet village near the border
OF the Indian Territory As the Rev. Mr.. Decamp,
OF the Missionary Baptist church. was about OPEN
tered with q revolver IN hand, and approaching
the minister, asked his name. On being told Handy
fired tour shots at him. three striking Decamp In
the head, killing him instantly. The rufflan then
levelled the revolver at the congregation and drove
mounted his horse and ned 1t Is said that Handy,
some years since, interrupted the service at which
Decamp oflciated, and was indicted for so doing.
Handy then went TO Texas, which was made too
hot for him and he returned here. The greatest ex
element prevails over the AFFAIR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Tine Queen Of the Begans is in interesting
circumstances.
Pierre Bonaparue's house at Autucil has been
plundered by the Communists.
The King of Spain has conferred upon Senior
Montemser the title OF Count de Rosas.
Queen Victoria will take up her residence at
Balmoral Castle some time during the present
month.
Prince Bismarck is to receive parliamentary
grant Of 100o0 900 tnalers In recognition Of
vices to the country.
DR. Morrel, the physician who gave eviden ce
In favor Of Prince Pierre Bonaparte in the Victor
Nor trial, has been assassinated.
Tile Emperor OF Germany Is a practical prln-
ter. All his family are obliged 10 have some trade.
William chose to be typo, and worked at the case
three years.
The Crown Prince of Saxony. from his head
quarters at Compiegne. has declared those parts OF
the Departments Of the Seine ct Ose and the Seine
ct Marine III state OF siege.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Louise and
the Marquis OF Lorne were entertained at dinner oy
Sir Henry and Lady Howard at the British EN-
bassy. Munich, on the 14th ult.
"A testimonial, valued at 200 gulneas, was re-
Gently presented to Mr.. Alderman Balls, ex-Mayor
OF o large number OF gentlemen.
m. Brunei, In the French National Assembly
on the goth ult, moved for the appointment OF
committee 10 be instructed to make an appeal for
conclation. The motion was rejected.
DIR. D6llinger was. on April II. formally ex-
communicated for ''heresy and non-recognition OF
the dogma Of nfaibilily" by. the Archbishop Of
Munich. The announcement of the eXcommunica-
ton has. however, not yet been published.
The Earl Of Carnarvon. at a meeting in Lon
don recently, said that the last lew months had
shown us that our security lay not in alliances with
the nations OF continent noney-combcd with secret
intrigue much as in the free confederation OF the
English race In every part OF the world.
The Wurtember9 Minister OF Public Worship
makes known That the Wurtemberg government
does not accord any legal status IN state or mum;
Council, promulgated by the constitutions OF the
oath OF April and he 18Th OF July, especially in so
Miss Brackenbury, says the Manchester
Guardian, has signifed her intention to give the
magnificent sum OF fl0, 900 for the establishment OF
a med cal school in connection with the college,
being IS, 900 for the erection OF suitable buildings
ard f5 900 by way OF endowment for the support OF
tile department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Adjournment or the Medical Associntion-saiI-
ing or tho New Zealand Mail Steamer
Large Fire at Folsom, Cnl.-Favorable Re-
ports from China.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9, 1871
The Medical Association, alter another long and
bitter wrangle over the female delegate question,
indefinitely postponed It again and adjourned sine
die. They have gone on an excursion down the bay
to-day.
c. viamero, q well known tterdter and
native OF Dalmatia, died here last evening.
The steamer Nebraska OF the new line sailed for
Australia and New Zealand this morning. She
carries TWENTY-FIVE cabin passengers, very light
freight and an immense mail.
Tno main portion OF the town FOLSOM, Ca was
destroyed by nre. Loss $l25,000.
william K WarnocK, o well known detective, was
shot dead at Pioch, New, by party holding an In
trenched position at mine, the title OF which Is IN
dispute He had no part In the quatrel, out was
merely walking In the vicinity OF the mine.
Owing TO the condition OF the crops the gram mar
ket has considerably weakened
The British bark Romeo, from Hong Kong, re-
ports that the latest advices from the Interior OF
China were more favorable.
DIR 1. J. PAIL q celebrated Chinese physician, has
sued a white man for bill OF $780, IN the Justices,
Cont where he Will offer his own testimony and II
refused will apply TO the United States Court Tor
warrant under the act OF Congress passed last
April tKu Klux bin, with view TO testing the right
OF the state Courts to deny Cinnamon tho privilege
OF testiying.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
France Unable to Pay the War
Indemnity.
AN EXTENSION OF Time DEMANDED.
lie Insists Upon Strict and Immediate Com
pliance With the Peace Terms.
TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YOaK HERALD.

lELthhAMS ~ tht NEW IUhk hEhAlu.
We have received the following despatch
from our special correspondent in Frankfort,
Germany
FRANKFORT oN-THE- MAIN, May 6, 1871.
Prince Bismarck, attended by Herr Won
Arnim, had two interviews to-day with MN.
Favre and Ponyer Quertier.
THE WAR INDEMNITY CANNOT BE PAID.
NJ Ponyer Quertier declared that the pay
ment of the war contributions in accordance
with the preliminary treaty of peace was
impossible at the present time, owing to the
civil war in France. He asked for conces-
sions from Germany, Offering as an equivalent
for prolongation Of time commercial treaty
and an advantageous arrangement concerning
the Eastern Railway.
FAvREs DEMANDS.
Jules Favre asked for possession of Forts
Charenton, Nogent, Rosny and Noisy on the
eastern side of Paris for the Versailles forces.
He also asked for the return of arms and
ammunitions captured from the French by
the Germans during the recent war, and the
prompt return of the prisoners of war now in
Germany.
BISMARCK INFLKXTBLE.
In response Prince Bismarck insisted on the
strict and immediate compliance by the French
authorities with the preliminaries of the Peace
Convention. He suggested that loans could
be obtained from English, French and Ger
man banks. and stated that q further protrac-
ton of the delay in carrying out the terms Of
the treaty would entail serious consequences
upon the Versailles government.
CONFERENCE WITH BoTHsoHILD.
At noon Prince Bismarck had conference
with Baron Rothschild. He will remain in
Frankfort till Monday next.
Arrival of Bismarck and Favre in Frank
fort-Ovation to tho Former.
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN, May 6, 1871.
Prince Bismarck and MN. Favre and
Ponyer Quertier have arrived here for the
purpose of holding a conference. The former
has received an ovation from the citizens.
DRFNrTIvE TREATY TO BE SIGNED.
1t is anticipated that deanitive treaty of
peace will be signed at Frankfort as soon as
the mode of payment Of the indemnity is
settled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
Personal Intelligence.


Professor Mahan, OF the West Point Military
Academy Is q guest at the Holman House.
H. r. Pierson. Of Albany, Is stopping AZ the
BrevO0rt House.
General Kiddoo, OF the United States Army, Ii
.sojourning at the Sturtevant House.
John Lyons, Of the British Army, is stopping at
the 1T. Nicholas.
slias G. Herring, having just returned from Q
European tour Is residing at the st. George Hotel.
Colonel Wilson, Of Texas Is registered at the
sSturtevant House.
Major George p. Hustis, Of the Marine Corps, Is
staying at the Grand Central.
w. L. Bancroft, Of Michigan, Is sojourner at the
St Nicholas
A. II. Payson, Of West Point is stopping at the
Holman House.
Lieutenant J. MARYLAND, Of the United States Navy,
Is registered at the Grand Central.
J. c. Terrill OF the United States Army, Is soournlng
at the ST. Nicholas.
y. ]. @. Swezey, ofSan Francisco, is residing ut
the Grand Central.
J. Ii. Ramsey, Of Albany, is a guest at the Sc.
Nicholas.
A party Of the officials Of the colonial government
of Australia, consisting or Messrs Arthur Seldom,
Edward Miller Edwin Frennery, and M. Samuels,
are d0mciled at the ST. George Hotel.
Colonel Finley Anderson, from Washington, Is at
the Everett House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
1eLsCUApHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Henry Bridges OF North Andove Mass committed suicide
yesterday by banging.
The loss of Blymer Norton Co., of Cincinnati, BY fire.
Friday night estimated at $ 900, principally patterns
and work partially completed.
has been invited 10 deliver the
the fair of the ST. Louis Agricultural Mechan
cal Association the first Monday IN october.
The order pending In the Massachusetts, LEGISLATURE
public reception President Grant tabled yesterday
The Of reliable information concerning the intentions
of the President
Luke ConG James Whine former trustee of the town.
Joseph Pearl Martin Burke have been arrested for
ing riot nj the recent election In Greenbush NJ They
held to bail.
In the United States District Court for the Pittsburg
district thirty indictments for counterfetng have been
found against various including eighteen indic
ments against Attic alias Bob
The line new steamer William NJ. Tweed built for the
Union Steamship Company Erie Railway line, launched
Buffalo yesterday afternoon, In the presence OF large
crowd Mt the yard OF the Union Dry Dock Company.
The members of the Albany, ~ " bar have drawn up
to the Governor urging him not sign the
bill amending the code and granting extraordinary
New York judges. The remonstI ance being largely
signed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS. RECEIVED.

From Harper & Brothers:-The first volume OF the
sLife and Times OF Lord Brcugnam," written by
himself; and the second volume Of Brodhead's
History OF the state OF New York;
From Claxton, Remsen Ha1elfnger, Phladel-
phia:-"Studies in Literature" by G. w. Griffin.
From ]. II. Osgood 4 Co., Boston:-"our Eyes,
and How to Take Care OF Them" by II. W. Williams,
MD.
From Bible Bros Hinton Rowan Helpers new
work, entitled .'Noonday Exigencies in America"
From the Catholic Publication Socety)-'Don
and the sybils. o Classical, Christian Novel;" by
Niles Gerald Keen, and "fifty Catholic Facts on
Various Subjects"
British quarterly aud the Sonihe'7s Repteto,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, May 6-7:30 P. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 6-7:30 P. NJ.
synopsis for the Past Taoentv.Jour Hours.
The barometer continues to rise slowly on the Pa
ciflc coast. with increased west winds. Clear and
clearing weather Is reported from the upper lakes
the Gulf and In the Southern States. Cloudy
weather, with light and fresh winds and occasional
rains have prevailed in the Ohio valley ana on the
lower lakes. temporary clearing away was expe-
renced Friday evening on the middle Atlantic, fol-
lowed to-day by heavy rains attending the north
eastern progress OF the area OF the lowest PRESSURE
which was reported last night central in North Caro-
lima The cloudy weather anticipated for the Mid
die and Eastern States has probably been very gen.
orally attended by light rains The lowest pressure
Is now OF the coast or New Jersey.
Probabilities.
Clear or partially CLOUDY weather is probable for
Sunday from Lake Erie to Virginia and westward
The heavy rams Will probably abate on the middle
Atlantic and cloudy and clearing weather will pre-
vail IN the Middle and Eastern States on Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
FIRE IN GREENWICH STREET.

Three Persons Injured by the Explosion of n
Gas Stove.
At ten minutes before seven O'Clock last night q
gas stove in the apartments OF James Hughes, on
the fourth moor, rear OF the four sorry tenement
house No. 179 Greenwich street, exploded severely
Oruisng Hughes on the hands and body. His wife,
Brf get, was fatally burned. Mrs Walshsa tenant,
occupying the front portion OF the noor, was
severely, although not dangerously, injured. The
first noor OF the premises was occupied by Bernard
McCluskey as shoe store, whose loss n estimated
at $1,000. The building was damaged $500, fully
covered bv insurance. Hughesi loss IN n6OO. on
which there Is no Insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
Catnwba Grape Jlice Pills.
TILE GREAT PUR0ATIXE and CI

CatnwbH Grape Jltce Ptils.
THE GREAT PURGATIvE and CATHARTIC.
Useful In all affections of the liver, and super
sedng SALTS magnesia and all other pur.aves cathar
tics
Very inviting in appearance and moro like confecton
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
Great Blood Purifier Useful In all affections OF the blood
and skin. Take two bottles
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
and box
HELMBoLD's CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE PILLS.
In the spring months
s the time that the system undergoes change and med
cines have . quicker effect.
Prepared by H. T. HELMBOLD.
Cry Palace Drug Store, 594 Broadway, New York
Palace Pharmacy, Gisey House, Broadway and Twenty
ninth street, New York.
Prescriptions accurately compounded. FRENCH German
and spanish spoken.
Stnrea omen n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
FEARFUL DISASTER IN GEORGIA.

Burning of tho Steamer Carrie In tho Savan.
nah River-Two Lives Lost 500 Bales Of
Cotton Destro yed.
AUGUSTA Ga, May 9, 1871.
The steamer Carrie, hence for Savannah with 800
bales OF cotton, was burned this morning twenty.
three miles below Augusta. Mrs. E. A. Dunbar
lost child, aged nine months, and was herself Sc
riousy injured IN jumping from the burning wreck.
One negro woman was drowned. The balance OF
the passengers ard crew were saved.
the cotton, which entirely consumed, was
fully insured. No insurance the steamer. The
fire was caused by spark from the engine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
VERSAILLES REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Communication Between Tssy and vanvres
Destroyed-A Rcdan stormed and Evacu-
nted-Compietien Of works-suppiementary
Elections Postponed.
VERSAILLES, May 6, 1871.
There was cannonading during all last
night.
COMMUNICATION BETWEEN IssY AND vANvRRs
DESTROYED.
This morning there were several engage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Manitoba Afnrs-Auempts to C0nciliatc the
Indians-ltnvngcs of the Cattle Discase-A
Liberal Homestead Law for Cnnada-Henvy
Influx of Immigrants Expected.
TORONTO, Ontario May 9, 1871.
Advices from Winnipeg to the 18th Of Aptil have
been received. The Lieutenant Governor Is about
sending twenty persons around the boundaries OF
the province to parey with the Indians, and assure
them that treaty VIII be made with them for their
lands when The lands are needed and 10 urge them
not TO come In this spring expecting treaty. Some
difficulty Will be experienced In freighting to and
from Manitoba. Owing to the prevailing cattle dis
ease, which attacks the mouth ana feet, neither
horses nor cattle are allowed to pass through the
States from Ontario to Winnipeg, and all the freight
ing Will be done by the Minnesota lines. Represen-
tatOns have been made TO the authorities which
may result IN the exemption Of the horses and cattle
or Manitoba IRON this regulation.
Parliament is busy till ten O'Clock every night.
The bill regu at1ng the police force and making
many chances for the better Will be introduced
this week. The government win bring down that
homestead bill. IL Will be OF the most liberal
measures on the Continent and houses, cattle, &c,
will be protected from creditors.
The contractors for repairing the main highway
Will finish their work in n few days. In anLicipa-
ton OF the immigration several new and substantial
bridges have been built. The spring Is backward
and cold, and influenza Is prevalent to an eXtraor-
binary degree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH TROUBLES IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, May 9, 1871.
At noon to-day the Vestry OF st. Clements Church,
which is claimed to be illegal body, met In ad-
journed session Rector, Rev. Herman G. Patterson
presiding letter read from the bishop of this
diocese, william Bacon Stevens, concurring In the
resolutions passed by the vestry on the Sd inst, dis
missing from the rectorshp of the church batter
son, and from assistant ministership Rev. W. IL. N.
Gfaxvu ri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
NEW YORK aERALD'S ADVEs Using COLUMNS.

[From the Waverley IN. " Enterprise May OIL
The NEW YORK HERALD is q great newspaper
That IL heads the list OF New York dailies, In the
estimation Of its own people, is shown conclusivey
by Its enormous advertising patronage During
busy seasons It issues quadrupe sheets for weeks
and recently has repeatedly printed sixty columns
OF advertisements all OF which were given IN within
twenLy-four hOura
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
THE SPRING VALLEY MURDER.

NEW CITY, N. Y, May Q, 1871,
Mr.. E. Is Fenton, District Attorney, having
summed up for the people, the case went to the
Jury last night. This morning the Jury had not
agreed and not being likely To do So the Judge TODD
them tnat II they did not agree he would go home
and keep them locked up until he returned to New
City on Monday evening" They stood ten for con-
viction and two for acqutta II they persist IN dis
agreeing the prosecution Will DO entitled 10 take
change OF cenue to some other county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
the TEHUAnTepsC EXPEDITION.

Arrival OF tho May flower at Hnvnnn-Omcers
and Men All Well.
HAVANA, May Q. 1871.
The United States war steamer Maynower has ar
rived here from Sisal. Commodore Shufeldt is o
passenger. The remaining members OF the Tehuan-
tepec expedition are expected In few days. The
M2nower VIII go to Washington In few days. Her
officers and men are all well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07

sne competency OF Christian Mipl':ers to
Teach Morals"
The New York Tablet and the Freeman's
Journal are both interesting this week.
pertinent to the interests of Protestant Chris
tianity.
Our country religious exchanges seem to
hold back their fire against the encroachments
of Satan. Stir up the faithful, brethren; stir
them up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
OBITUARY.

Death of the Mother of Speaker Blaine.
WASHINGTON, May o, 1871.
despatch has been received here announcing
the death OF the mother or Speaker Blame at St
Paul, MIMI, yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
MAY 7.

MAY Z.
1S7o-Genera Gocouria the Cuban patriot, Rarro.
ted I'm Havana
1S4S-lnsurgent Indians entered the town OF Marie.
iucatan, and massacred 200 OF its inhabit.
ants. -. The Polish insurgents surrendered
to the Prussians, after adesperate resistance
at POsen.
1924 fearful earthquake occurred in Hayt at
Cape Haytien; most OF the houses were thrown
down and about 5000 OF their Inhabitants
buried beneath the ruins.
1904 tremendous tornado passed over NatcheZ,
MISS 1t destroyed the lives Of 3l7 persons and
Il great amount Of property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
the WEATHER AT POUGHKEtPSIE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, May 0, 1871.
Heavy rains have fallen in this vicinity all the
week, with partial clearing up weather this morn.
ing. Tonight another transform has set In, ana
fears are entertained OF freshet All the streams
are heavily swollen, and In some OF the counties on
the river they have overlooked their banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
RELApSlAG FEVER IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May Q, 1871.
The Board OF Health yesterday visited four houses
on Mahlon street. near Sixth and Race, where there
were several cases Of relapsing fever The houses
were ordered to be closed. and the sufferers were
removed to the Municipal Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07

All New.-Largest Stock of Hats Ever OFF
fered retail Speciality latest style gentemens silk HATS,
IA. Bargains In boys Hats
G. o. d. HAT Company, IS Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07
gEnsCCw MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

LOUISVILLE, May Q, 1871.
The elections OF magistrates throughout the STATE
to-day passed OH quietly There Is generally no
political significance attached to the results. The
republicans elected their ticket In Frankfort by y
Largo nlslQrlty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07

the Park of Issy.
COMMUNIST SUCCESS.
The Commune declare that Fort Vanvres is
still tenable, and that their troops have carried
the barricade on the islands Of Grand Jotte
and Binau (9) (probably cable blunder for
Puteaux).
M BLANCHET NABBED.
M. Blanchet, a member of the Commune,
has been arrested by order Of his asso-
ciates
CAUTIOUS GENERAL.
General Rossel in his operations against the
versaillists avoids all useless destruction of
property.
AN ACT OF JUSTICE.
The Commune has ordered the immediate
release from confinement Of the Commandant
of Fort Vincennes, who was recently arrested
on suspicion of disloyalty to the Paris authori-
ties.
RossEL UNPOPULAR.
Inc new MlulStcT vi 0cuCLoi AeoocCi,
is unpopular with the Commune.
CoMMANpANT ARRESTED.
The Commandant of Fort Issy has been dis
missed by General Rossel for INSTRUMENTATION.
The German Commander, General Won der
Tam, has, in communication to the Com
mune, protested against an excess of two hun
bred troops in the garrison of Fort Vincennes.
PROVISIONS INTERCEPTED BY THE PRUssIANs.
The Prussians still Intercepted provisions
intended for Paris, and refuse explanation as
to the cause of their action.
vincennes Needing Reinforcements-Rosse
Complaining of Interference-Thc Firing
Resignation Of Pyat-1Iiscellaneous Items.
PARIS, May G-Evening.
The commandant of Fort Vincennes has in
formed the Commune that reaction has re-
duced the garrison $50 men and asks for a
reinforcement.
RossEL COMPLAINING OF INTERFERENCE.
General Rossel has complained of inter-
ference on the part of the Committee Of
Safety, and rejects the responsibility placed
upon him. He has gone to Fort Vanvres,
where he has dismissed the commandant.
THE FIRING.
The firing south of the city is vigorous,
while that at Neuilly and Asnieres is alter
the southwest side of the city is impending.
RESIGNATION OF PYAT.
M. Pyat has resigned the membership of the
Safety Committee. 1t is said the Commune
has accepted his withdrawal and requires the
remainder of the committee to resign.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
It is said that Generals Rosse and DOM
browski are upon unfriendly terms.
The Rereiue reports Bonapartist intrigues at
Geneva.
NEWSPAPERS SUSPENDED.
The Commune has suppressed the following
journals The Petit Moniteur, Petit Ma
tional, Bon Sens, Petite Pressc, Petit Journal,
Fra nee and Temps.
DEGREES OF THE COMMUNE
A decree issued by the Committee Of Public
Safety vests in General Rossel the initiatory
direction of military operations.
The committee have also given an order for
the demolition of the expiatory chapel.
RossEL IN SUPREME COMMAND.
General Rossel has formally taken the con-
troll of the entire Communist army, and in
an order Of the day appoints General Dom
browski to the command of the right wing,
General La Cecilia to that Of the centre, Gen
eral Noblecaski to that Of the left wing and
| Generals Bergeret and Eudes to the command
| of the reserves.
ATTEMPTS AT AN ARMIsT1CE.
Attempts at an armistice continue, but as
| yet without success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07

Roynl Havana Lottery of Cuba.-The Ofiis
cial DRAWN received. No 94i4 drew 900. Sod
JOSEPH BATES q CO.,
Post Office, box 1874 No. 70 Wall street