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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
M r. II r, I e ID .

RANCfS-SIMM0NS-1n the village of Dodgeville,
Fen. 18th, 1871, by G. w. Lewis, Esq, Mr., Joseph
Francis and Miss Christian Simmons, all of Dodge
vile.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03

~ The new grocery store with bakery
attachment, is doing very fair business
Besides an almost endless variety of Gro
ceries, they have Bakery where fresh
bread, cake, and pies, of all kinds are al
ways kept on hand
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03

re- At the head of the Boot & Shoe
trade in this place, will be seen the firm
of Berlin & Roberts They are doing very
good work, and giving entire satisfaction
in custom work and repairing. Give
them a call when you come to town.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
NJ 1f rroI1 rI,nnt (knt

B@ If you want Stationery, cigars,
school books, &C., at Chicago prices, call
on I. Rogers. You will always find him
in the postofice ready and willing to show
his goods,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03

gGy" G. f, Tannrath, has moved his
Barber and Hair dressing establishment
one door north of his old stand.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
NTEW LIVERY sTABLE-HIGH-

III land, Wis, j. p. CHOLNIN Il CO.. would re-
IL snectively announce to the citizens Of High
land, and lowa county and the travelling public gen
orally that they have opened a livery stable iii the
above place. They keep horses, carriages, hacks,
buggirs, &C. which tn " are prepared to hire for
reasonable consideration, they will take persons
to any desired point in or around the county. We
keep good new stock, and charges reasona-
bile. 4m6n
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
AVOCA HOUSE.

Opposite THE RAILROAD DEPOT-Jnmes $,
OSmith, Proprietor This house has been htted
up in the latest style, with every accommodation
for travellers or bOarders by the day or week Also
the best accommOda lions for teams.-ltf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
MASONTC.

DODGEVTLLE LODGE, No, 11o F. & A. NJ. hold
, their Regular Communications on the LIST and
Sd Fridays of each month. u.,.,.1. ~
CHARLEs BISHOP, Sec'Y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
4 400 ACRE FARM
TO BE
SOLD ENTIRE, OR I'M LOTS

10 suit purchasers at the rate of $1,000 for the whole
farm.
This farm offered for sale at little more than
half its value. 1T is situated ia u good neighbour
hood in Wyoming Valley is all in one plcce, well
wattred and right on public road. A considerable
pnrt of it is under cultivation and mostly fenced
There good house and outbuildings on it. 1t has
an abundance of good wood 1t is one of the best
stock farms in the county. The price if sold with
in the three months is only 81 600; Terms, half
cash down, balance on time. Apply at the CHRoNI-
GLE office, Dodgcville.
L. Il. 4 ". j. WRIGGLES UORTH,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03

IOWA ENCAMPMENT, No. 81, I. O. 0. i, meets in
Odd Fellows Hall, first building south of the
Court House eyery2d and 4th Tuesday evening ofeach
month THOMAS JOHNS, Z. +.
0. p. ASHLEY, Scribe.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
T O. O. =.

nODGEyTLL LODGE, No. III, meets in odd Eel
lows Hall, first binding south Of Court House,
every SATURDAY. at ID o'clock Members visiting the
village invited to attend.
NAT JAS. LEWIS. Secretary.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03

TTORN Ely 5 4 7 / 4 ".
MINERAL POINT, WIS,
General Cobb will attend each regular term Of
Court at D0dgevil!e
once IL Lcnaham's ~sw bIcch, High Street. l5-tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
Il p airin g !,

Which will he done neat and quick. Our charges
in all being the lowest Remember that We
lay special attention to all kinds of FINE WORK.
Give IL call. BERLIN & ROBERTS.
Dndgcvie. Dec. 30 1S1O.--l6tfo
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03

BURRALL g. CUTLER,
Physicians & Surg cons
OFFICE IN BURRALL'S OLD STORE,
lodge Vile. w ~.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
CUSYOIE WORK,
Nm the LATEST STYLE,

And at REASONABLE RATES. They have just
received large consignment of irst-claSs French
Calf and all fine leuthers Particular attention
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
COBB b LTKENS

A TTORNEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
N Avoca Iowa county WIS. SPeol"' a''e 34ta
aid to collections. OH"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-03
GEORGE Il. FROST,
w. A. CHAPMAN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, D0DGEyILLE; WIS
"A Officein Town Hall. Iot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
NETWORK, TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1871

their usual habit Of delay may Ak upon slater dave
hear that valuable services arc rendered by tho crew
OF Her Britannia Matesty's ship, tho Royal OAK
which has been stationed here for some Tine
I have already mentioned that tho iron-olads
tho Lord Warden the Prince Consort the Caledonia and
the guEboat, The Wizard, came up from Malta about
ten days since, and will return next Tuesday. The
United states ship, the Franklin, bearing the flag OF the
Admiral entered port last Sunday and the Junata has
left extract from Naples Journal the following In
formation, which will be OF interest TO you: "The Gov
eminent OF the United States has signed treaty with
Italy recognizing the involaby OF private property at
sea. This il the thin edge OF wedge which may lead to
a great revolution in any future maritime war" It H.,
at all events great step in civilization for II war is
never to ont of the land at all events let sOmo
efforts be made to diminish its horrors
Tho old historical Palace OF POrticl IL now In the
market and Is TO be sold by auction Sic transit gloria
mundi" Notice OF 1t posted the walls this week.
and the prce at which It is to be pat up Is fixed at
$4,000 SO much little for tho Marine Palace OF
tho Bourbous II nil that said be true there will be
sharp contest for the purchase OF it, besides the
Province there two companies In the Held one Eng
lh the other Italian Should it fall to tho Province,
believe that an Agricultural Establishment or School
will be formed there Indeed, the Improvement OF agrl-
culture, ard OF agricultural machinery is much en-
yT1gcd by the Government, and tho Introduction In
many districts OF Southern Italy OF greatly improved
machinery lVf the making Of oil is one Of tho happy
results.
The bill Of Papal Guarantees has been approved by
the Deputies aud has been sent up to The Senate who
win probably make short work Of T. as time is pressing
The Faster Is coming on and before the transfer
of tho Capital takes place the project must become law
Fears are however entertained that the article which
declares tho Museum and he Library national property,
will be modified IN favor Of the Pone. have already
pointed ont tie ircompatbnity OF that article with
another which guarantees tho complete immunity OF tie
POntiQoa residences, and there 3 some apprehension
that N attempt may DO mGdo to reconcile tom by sacI
dcug the interests OF tho nation. The CSsdVdlore
ROCr0 and tho Bon Trcso both clerical organs, deny
that lis Holiness has left tho Vatican, IS 1t might DC
supposed ti1y would, but the statement Is still main
talucd by others TIC O3sTUgi5re adds, that were TIC
Pope 10 pas5 through Rfn' it would be ~ that route
only prescribed By hls high councillors and by the
sacred and by the lmrrcsciqhe dulles imposed on HIM
OF course voluntary exo Is here alluded to, bat IS
20 Is observed that has stated that the lopo has
passed through tho "ylc Iii ROMA" lis drive having
been limited - the JlulculIm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
cpr,rs ANn cAsrAIrIEs-RY rELEGRApH.

....Twclve convicts escaped from the Nebraska
State Pr son Lincoln on saniay nigL
ID. X. Bissell has been arrested in Cleveland
ehsIscl passing counterfeit national bank note currency
The dry-house Of Plat & Smiths cotton mill
a; CHATHAM y y burned Sunday. Loss $3oOi insured
1.-The house Of Matthias Karle, at Germantown
Wis burned tdy and hr ka aud lS wife peshod IN The
flames.
"A fire in Lowell, Mass, yesterday damaged
Lowell Wadrs Paper Conpaay' Mills to the amount Of oo
insured.
outlaws Of COGayS c. was Killed b. party Of eulens On
sunday.
Malignant Group and measles have become
epidemic Durango MEXICO The deaths Iron these diseases average
s. shy. -,-. -.
w. II. B. Wilrrson, while at work on the new
City Baltimore Yesterday, e TO tie ground distance Of 60
ieet and was iIstaiu. killed
The mills and Other bindings Of the West Cas-
SLATE and Railroad Company were burned on Saturday Los
$4,000; iLsurante, s5itS.
-. There were several very disgraceful riots in
Ce,eani Suna ad while srlg the deer4doe the police
AZ. suel with tones and oiier missiles.
49,. Henry Harris Ccolored) has been convicted of
murder te M s.r-c Marion A for Killing j. d. Cocket,
grandson Of D4,y Crockett scme months since
An oil train near Monroe \. Y, took fire from
liam. lie sk vr.trda and tr c0rmoi An cItfs
Sire sen 10 tie place Jcfys ran ~ s IN u MINUTES
The Nebraska State Lnnatic Asylum at Lin;
coin tne seeH ieo inmates are 70 sls r.Ia
o chained III bis cell Loss @'''''i IN
....To.rv l.. Hart, "A wc-lnOwn citizen of Louisi-
Pie County Mo-, shot AMI Ahyd VIM Ds ION VIVA,
Wiz. ia vac are.,ra. All gave bail
....Ol fIIday lat Valentine Bertheny and John
L',r Of Pe'o W 'e1i on si,,las s'gi'SI ] to one
Of hem s t'a found and ar, an oar Aains 10 'Oe H
both 1s,e be'a dfofuaL
1.-The bod, Of Murdered man was folnd near
CapL Cile. a. Not .f ColIspy th hi''iem iniagf and
NJ We as an OH .h m Ia'any - s.Hi Of aeoe''ed
sss isssfoL W IL he lVfJ'I, hss trsn obAI's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
rrIEGRAPHRl NOTEs.

The weather in England is favorable 10 tho
The Troy Conference of the Methodist Episco-
i,rb In session in city for The pact week. o-iAea lesi.
The old Massachusetts 9Th Regiment VIII cele-
-. lie suuyesary o. march through baor BE goa Tomorrow
The rates on cotton We're advanced a Memphis,
.r,r 4, follows: All la 10 Ne"ios eecj 70 bSp sei ~
r,er rail &C. less. -.
The instruction in the State Of Entire Rios,
ronfeon terminated, bat has - Tie biancos IN u
quay 5 still anSuppresseL 80 ~
volume Of 35s pages entitled, The Private
alabama Claims sul their fnl ara Ausshc tet m tt
s ics,e IN ashus,oa yesterday. Its au1Jor tids G be
man, j.. Of ibis eiiy
Gov. Porham Of Maine, who is spcs' 'ag few
-. .r b. % .rspl0n .ast evening. tl ' i .'-
GA g. iue aud uuueror egsOn-l AID Io.cai iTitns
lron Tia. stsie pail thc.r respects 10 ha
"A dispatch from Melbourne, Australia, March
Australian colon are torng ile PORTS 10 e1n
gce of waning from the Home Government thai
d,scsa upon them Is theae9ei BY American hholsisTS
The Mexican Government proposes To intro
% M rus Ia tie sc shsl be app cable 90 al >ttss Of 10
p,ie Among BE- inside n Nh.a l. ouscd
te,re: Tea. within crrcA buildings the civil gsotFs
h. voverlss While OUTSIDE 81 ther elGces the ces- stal y
equal, porcless.
49,. The colored people Of the District of Columbia,
veteran eb of TIE ksrsi.s"g Of Gre Ssyss,
h. mas. rcruug procession A. the -, hue Of
,. a,lacacI De E'c,ufe dsfso1 a., s'rt AL
rron pcc and o- by chsei TIE Iccr~ion N ils
.oou repaired 'hr \a-Ic seven. sor ,,ts
0,i.r,i,d f,E q. msil roFdcE :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. .ALBASf, April y, l3fl.
Mr.. Genet introduced bill to amend the
Election Jaws SOFAS to cover cases Of vacancy N inc Le'
aturo b. pro.dins FOR elections at any INC VI. ~ 'o
t ~ an extra session Of the Legislature having been
called t.o election must take place net less than ten
DAVIS be'lro such session Tao bill was referred and ie
POI ed 10 tic senate. IN >, ,r,o,, I'm ,ot N
49,, inrv ana los, Of life h. railroad pass ng3rSi bY
iy dil- mat conductors need not wear any UNIFORM
other than sa,lOn cap and badge lIeSciADeu W '4o
Company. 800 . . ~. ,,.-o, p, Nam
b.r ~ C5sgeas AID tho Legislature, at eectOhs' WdS
ma f1lovinc.named bis wore ordered to thlrd
rsIa.1g. no authorize the lakewood Railroad OF Syl-
fa. change its r0Cte; relative 10 d0dOhLs we lOS
~. no Western Division OF Inc Eric Canal; ior the nor
Y,rj, Volunteer, in tho war with Mexico. Auo1lAeu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
4 TEorlCAL sTEA3lER- ZCLLAV NATt5A
mon

The hull Of new and peculiar -te1 Be
for nav cation I'm tie tropc-, has Just been l
re Of til Nsy-Yo-k s.ipyaTJs, amt Forward. '" Bile
mlcton for the insertion Of the machinery H. vi. '.
ste-.whecl boat, 80 feet long % feet laao1 o' b
and feet depth Of Mold. There viii Ge two Dis, pre-, Pa"
snelues IS inches cylinder, feet stroke. - .t i'
and D feet IN diameter, and Two locomotive trha.'f
bolcrs There are three water-ti-h butlsfis, VIII N
nitro flush deck for freight. Inc VII. .... +.
Is divided into t,To DIRE ss!U ~ Jols iot i.' t 't
mon and one grand saloon lOs the ac-Oua, t.ol pi I'D
the pas sengcrs. There ave no St4ctgons laf r->i
WHO IN tlat yaliu climate, Wtut huI ''.'.F .- -
ilrrferrnr 10 swiVg their iHWui'c's il i'e i'.h tt
which XII hold about $50 The vessel NlrI 't ,I
y,f1 sail nc the rate Of ahOut II h-... tt i..4' d.
viii draw hut u Inches of water INTO iti' N'' 't
freigbtod down 30 five ,ngt y VII o. N.l..t - B..
Fernando, and Oilccred by cdItd-H' wv To- -''
ne new Is 10 form one % The s1t3drnot tie
UenczTpItu Triu-usr.4t.1 CJETalF Nial D .i' ..
i,rd it f.fg flr s-i ...iUn FL y, .thht. N '.'''
re Cn.ted states hle TIE company N.'.I.' '..'
stC,n.,s evrlI.ikc az .hi- one ana six sa4- tI.h'
es +, ,oo inns ia an The route conn. l',7 ar F"it
S1oiP I'm tLc Isl ma 0f Trinidad a. me v Lii- 'ih
2tl',, ~ ~ urianco Riser % triai re ir-'. t's
t"e,,1pcs From Ciudad D. BottAr Do ltDl."' 'R -
Nuria on the IurJ kii w, 49,, "a, ~, 80 .Inr.ir, Il
spain vessel runs 40 Ii1'a5 .,r ii,. f c,lu.
Intermediate ports. Ia Wv. VIZ ,..rr, ., Nttr,as
muilc coz ~ ,f.,.d Ia tsJl fjllst pt,ff, taxi.
II 0ods n 10 the Boa s..og. AND Diin lug back
general inci,' c"tgse ox-hdCI dco.-Alns, indigo aud
cotton, i"',,', Lstis b. Il cal contract tie COli-
tOIka ana in VeueZpian mall, aud have monopoly
pauy carry u L., ,y,.b tlCy m. When n, cleaners
I'm T. ply ar English sttaiS Was y, -, -, ,
nI thc n lic l. now almost felusi'S'S H'0i INC '"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.

ANOTHER GOVERNMENT SUGGESTIVE FOREIGN
POWEES URGING THE COMMUNE TO ACCEPT
A TRUCE.
LONDON, Tuesday, April 1850 a
The Assembly has passed decree ordering NUM-
ciph elections in Paris on he 30th Instant
1t is reported that a sharp engagement took place
thsmoning near Asniercs, and that the Government
troops carried the Chateau Bockon, commanding The
village.
Dispatches inst received from Paris state that can
nonading and ride firing is going On at Neatly aud
tic Porto dos Tcncs, and the sound seems to be
nearing the city Neatly is still warmly con-
tested.
Arumor is aloat that the representatives. OF the
United States England, and I,aly arc jointly urging
the Comuune to agree 10 a truce
Some National Guards having invaded the hotel
Of 'he Belgian Embassy an immediate Investigation
has been ordered and arrests made. Menoti Carl
baldi has been elected q member OF the Commune
The elections were a fasco few persons voting
The Commune has instituted General Court
Martial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
crNeR.L PEFes RrPOETs.

IIIE nsIEc-Nrs DEFEATED AT AsNIEREs-
uoTWR CIRCULAR FROM THEEs-PtUs-
1IaN wep.s OCCUPIED BY TIE VERSAILLES
LONDON, Monday, ATril II, 1871.
Thei corres2opdencc OF the Hdepeoda"ce be'ge
ssys b. end approaches. The affair at As nieres was
oisas yus to The Communists, whose lines are filed
with tLsr dead. The Versailles forces are within
one xii, ui-ter Of tic Porte des T0pes
NJ. Ih efs issued q circular on Che evening Of the
i6ih as Slows; The Paris insurgents are empty
ing their boIaes and selling their furniture. The
Government continues 10 tcmpOTizc fer the purpose
Of collecting al Irresistible force, and also 20 allow
the Parsians time 10 Iolect The insurgents say VIC
shOoI prisoners. aEd intend the overthrow Of the Re
public and inc sDppres BON Of the subsidies Of the
National Guards. These statements are false There
vas some cannoraslinR TO-DAY. bat If was without
1,sr,t Ohcroi {nilitaT adri .!c gu1rt. and
s.,.Iing Of interest nag 0ccu!.s,.
special dispatch 10 Tie -la hor Yaauilss
saystJe Prasian trenches on tie errace 81 MeuIon
are IsJw occupied by the Government troops and
that A. guns pointing toward Forts dIsSy and
YslWes have beeu placed in ,'osition thgc.
A disp2t h from Narseiles says IL" trials Of tine
Communist leaders ale proceeding 81. Cicmie1z's
wife has seut a pctidon Ia President IhIcle. adlg
the pardon a her husband.
A Communists decree provides for mrinc ..ral
Tequisons upon The inLabi'anis Of Pair ,lect -
street. Another d,cTee co"yokes The sTd,aI
Chambers. iii order 10 Gia1t .le ttatis, "a q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
cOyrTRMAIIONs By TIE sLTATE.

WASHINGTON, April l7.-TLe Senat", ID K.
ec,,,iro session. today confirmed TIC follow l5 -o.'
tons by The President:
n, he Members Of he Legsrlif fssTiiy II - D'fr C'
pa r,r 6ps sqr-Geo F. G.ck. job 4 Gray D''--.i ~
Gross and A. x. Brown. go o 1S' jy 70 ''i -- ---'
Frl.eisk Dc1 lass, S i-l 4,~ Gl. J4-i-I ..H.
lame, n Rstr Of Mionesrta C. si0leg q sors.
Geo. ". Hs % Re Cossu 40 Gaspc ia4n
n A. Ewing 20 lie Cc-su l; $50 l' "a .. r..... .
Cofegrs Of IntTu1 RtCn.-J '" CiH, j.. si'' % pei y
II. {. M.auini. T. . DE- net Of le1aa 1880 p, - a..
T.cksyurg Ma So o., .--,..-.. ,,.. d, c.rt
NIrH Promo irs Pa7ni,'e-s Wm r. 'tls er Gas r. O-'A
10 he aiyarc.l b. q nuute.s cd. b 10 The IT,. =,
P6,utsrs-ylss Is. g. Cotlll 90 Fl.in, y i A'17' ~l'
Port Dero.i. Msryr!i W e. sng-e, .u'1 H.: l- N-
lr m r. r. T-s1 Euwooli 4. G. Paxton lr...1 JOB 'ti.
Sas.r5s 'et,it: Iowa; fi5- r. ,lse- Nsr s1 ~ 81
H., ,, .orI,srll iIga r. Robin .r. ll.f G. lt or !
r. b. hlcP.erso1 G., Do 0lo Z. .. ,a l Gallon. Oh. e. w.
is- o'i,t Mrs si- l,lc e-H. Pl-aT D. D. l ts. p
Inv NeSYo-s g. o. spa ding !sae re, -i 10 D. '-'l. %
LaI, ll.yes Cry, Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

as-I.,rs Observation-Disclosures 70 cos
tlR EXTRAORDINARY POWERS ON THi-hs.

Ae,-I-.rs srre1vNsED-PEOrC>1I 70 Con-
tlR EXTRAORDINARY POWERS oE Trims.
r.Y rr.15aAgu TO THE TR'8Cygl
Loyuov, lIorl.., April T. 1871.
Tho special correspondent Of TIE TRIBUNE at
Versailles. in a telegram dated yesterday states that
tn Assembly is impatient at tho Ministerial silence
about var ucw5 aud demands daily communications
LavaIcor9ets has occupied Colonies the Bois DO
Colombo, and GUae,ilh-ra, thus surrounding
A-pilles on three sides. Gen. Wolf from No1illg
bssrlooa.o.tc.,d up 10 the walls Of P.Tis making
many prisoners. Cen. G.-a;'s cavalry Las occupied
tine Zines toward Ae Orleans R~ITay cutting
co...lu... .7 i5na with the provinces.
TossdIey and Va4ues fined 5000 pr 'atilos last
night, Dat to result was only one man wounded.
Louis I'u, d.ui that he hos proposed to confer
two yca-s' powers o. Thiars. The project however,
hos h,.a ou. .ircl in other quarters, bu' IAiuI5
declines lie I.oi ,si,on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

SCARCITY OF PROVISIONS
tRy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
roxpoy. Monday, April IT, ISL
r.,u r,,,0,,xy srceial correspondent in Iar'' IN a
-, r.stordtv evening, states that there
,.s hon severe fighting since day break al N'Oy'
mas ' V ~ oo1 ,soilrcs. It is believed that the
T.,',;.r. h, yc been detected Many wounded are
80 T,,o shells from Fort aa Mont Yallrion
Inst between the Arc lie Triomphe and tie tI'ce
de Ia Couoorde.
r,,, battery at the Place du Trocadtro, which has
..n Increased to 10 guns, opened at o'clock this
,,..-,o,a on Fort du Mont ValcIien Al is now
...r.rsiiye!y quiet at the forts south of the city,
- 5c batteries at Chatillon, Claimant and Meudon
Tho r,ospect Of another siege produces eommo-
tn ,,e,itv. The prices Of provisions are rising
raoi,lv. The Versailles troops axe spreading rcuno
.a.c;.y. They have been discovered in strength at
C.rueyilli,~s. extending to st. Denis. People IN
,rs,t numbers are flying from Paris The city IS
., c,rerriry only fve-eighths of the usual guam
tity Of -four.
New rauicadcs have been erected near the center
of tI.e Place Vcndjme. The demolition Of the col
rnn there hes been postponed until after the eessa-
ton Of hos;iEtics.
psm,mvss's wound VIII disable lin for few
DAYS. Ya,ln, the nance Delegate, says tic hn.i-
cial condition OF the Commune is excellent
The Commune Commission proposes that ell over-
duo hills flall be paiO within two years in eight M
s.lla.uis. Ii failure DC rlaGc in paying any IN
sediment, tho creditor may proceed under the Old
l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
60. .o.1 rroL.nLE--AM rNriNE cnosEN.

ITTE tONL TN"V'''-'|
N,rcu CnrNK, April IA meeting was
- ~. tidy, from d till lt y. IN. Representatives,
- ,, from, both sides, follows: Operators,
eohv'iu county q. p. owen L. Borda, g. W. Cole, and
"a, py,l,. Northumberland County III. Guiderman and
c., n,,sartner; Carbon County. j. Robinson and +.
~ CLARK; Iuzerne County. A. Paidu, Charles Parish
workingmcr Jno. siAney' GEO. Cothei D. hes'n ana VIII
IT,, ,, - lluykill County John TJbey, from North
c,,i,uI County j. kcay, from columbia County
~ WIJmgl nom Carbon and A. Reese and l. wallace,
M 80 many Io, nations among which Wa5 Horace
60 Judge Ei..ll ~ olumbla County was cht ~
nl',.s' H. has .c,,s aud will be al the meeting
', 49, ,norrpW Tie oh, Idurs nom the up lnzrrno
~ io somvrsing the three large couyabes, were not
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represented ~ ALL II isnnders'ood that they are settling
the matter between themsclvea II Is thought that tho
men will demand change OF the point OF basis 70 Eliza
bc'hpOrt and that the rate for all Counties must he s.
should there be harmonious meeting toucrro-y IL f.
Thought the question may be readily settled ard he re-
sumption OF shipments may take place by tie first OF
May.
Arbitration 70 meet with favor from both onera-
tors and miners IN the POtsylc district. The selection
OF Judge Elwel meets with general APPRECIATION \
well informed and prominent coal Operator STAGED To-
ntht that the ,re5ent coal trOCbc was about ended
sud that speedy resumption Of mining would follow.
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nAsrnlLL-EcKEoHps vs.. - 49,.

The first match game OF the season in this
vicinity took place at the Union ha Grounds BrooHy 70
Yesterday, the cClt,tauts being tic nc8!yotsal1.d
ssional n1c OF tic EcSfold Cub and tho amateur
IIe connected with G)ny PASTOR 1Aeater TIE hH'-r-
fac weather prevented large aton lance Tie E,.ords
5o-ra te.r new UNIFORM cud .rose1tad luo appear
apco Their dress consists OF white Nlr7cl hats, sass
ana luce-hIeccLcs Cut v'.i'" .eair-5, ara e. mo
v,f,5.g s.sefiug !Iuc " tl.y VIII ga la.c Doe known.
ma T,p Pastor. ui.e wore olive check Shirts Vino
!,-,ag,ct md black stockings. TAc score below gives