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New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKRTs.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
s ' sS @ S ST % .%s ST. T s: E ''
General surprise is eiprsssd that the Bank Of England made no
SaSe n.Ts. i the meeting II Of IN the & S'.n. sH
sSs be % 1 H a1. %1s Saa oosE
matter.
IrESrooE Nov S-O:5o m-COtton opened steady Mdinus
Upsnds 9id hddlng Orleans 9ld Of the
1900 sPecuaO6 and la0O for stock ' 900
American AcT, export 49, bales Receipts of wheat for the
q P NAMED " bay: ave been Rs 20 s M1E ;!osi
Bad,tu du Wheat i3 y Genital for C,lfornia White
Corn 81 aaSe, sS 1Sa Sa P. o hG a,t m
Canadian PORK 49, b6 Tor ane Western Prime aes Bssi
PAan Nov aThe Bullion the Bank of b,, decreased
LSsDEs o. ' sS;d 1s % ss @ and
FiSi. Nov a@&sats.' s. iS'i1l franc. Is o.ntins.
n'':R ~ :' hesSs =.
LONDON. Nov. 3-TalOS, +7ie p cwt.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
e.y coro @ s% Pf11 Sss YsSr soShsFa sSa Ta
SSs Ss Mixed s., Western t ta o dull SS Provisions
sP . i 90 Dds Nov a. IS,tt 81 e'GG.an% M and %,1ls
dull and Prices have declined sSssa DSss t'fliTHa P
s 5 . d sssS. g @ IS 9A % Es. s S AZ z
WHs y.Ss A1% % and OSe1,nS Ry SSshnsS Con uneS oh
a1 7: ss SiI';g1 c1a TIE i
k4s e. sG %ss a qssos. % So oa @
ST. Lou Nov 3Plour quiet and unchanged whe.
es.ng. BUYERS Of No Rel held at q salabs 81
% hS % Sas @ ss.o ars css ;.s:r E . % as 5
Ds sS E M@R r. B.eSn 3 q. Rs 10 s .
Sh9uher orders c Clear Sides sG3.c qee "a
Reep4 900 b6I Flour Wheat; 3oC Su.h Com 1900
O1:n oan goo Ou,h Barley 900 bush Bye, $500 Hosn
C1eAeo Eoy a-Foor dul and unchanged Wheat and Oxs
MONTH MO- sIf u NJ t%s !. ~ s q ', ~ - sH, h.
Soysr last ha month 81 N seller December 81 M Corn dull .Gd
Sea u % At 1ss; | :.i.i % ;Sss.' SST.nS sss
seller la, half srs bali month i1e4e Rys
aS.. ss & Barley :'s,Sy No. E, s No spring St PSi
So9 n. a. arm s, and P s dsn.Hd n. a. Bun Mea steady
7d7i aSc Whisky dull ana drOopiUC les Al Sc
sS %sa' nS.ia. Live nSs. steady g sos*tS Cattle Eoc
Sssr shpneu,sOcl bS. Fou Sas6 wheat iaOOO
hEAuHnA No, 3-fOur dull and nominal Wheat Sesdyi No
ssn r. I'D :..:d NJ HsSi demand higher
bush 1s %S:.s sSpD.H%So Ss fosS SsS sS fSl eS:S
IoLyDo Nov aTOur dull unchanged whss,ia fair demand
bat q lover rate. Extra White Michigan So No DO held At
Illinois 81 oi No Red 81 S4as 81 No Red Si sOi 0s 81
Sorn dS ed shade lower hsh MiI.d Ste Ne. s2e Low hIs
:Ss !i'i Il a MR.: & ss s.s % % c', CLOVER Ss Sc s.
81 PreEh arm and higher Buffalo 6eetc; Ogdsnsba
l' Reesipi.s 900 SS Flour bash wheat, a. SSl Corn
1 Soah Data shpnsuis-lOoo bb Flour 5000 bush Wheat
CIsv,AsO Nov 2wS..s sal and declined l No Red w'9,sI
dull At Sd3slc Petroleum quiet and unchanged.
wLsssros Nov a.spIhs Tarpsnans Srn q sis Rcsa rn
ssI. H. Tor s,in. S' Is e. No e. for No C.sd g TOR for
Virgin Tar steady Al ~ 80 M,
NaWoHLHAHa Esv apOG amsr suOetns ssSSS ~ DOa6ls
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

Giles to all who should succeed him in the royal domain
OF art II Is the secret OF dyidualsm In art Look
into the world one. with his eyes, and paint.
what other people gay exists but what your eyes
see whether 10 be the blue sy clear outlines OF Italy,
the golden Transforming mists Of Holland This was
the lesson OF Rembrandt.
A pleasant OF social Intercourse followed the
essay The guests talked art chocolate and Ice
cream The Club Indies smiled and listened. The or-
liant speaker bore any number Of ntroductions with
placid patience. kindly interest," which warmed little
into Gnllantry whom the women were pretty ana Viva
He win speak IN French on Mendeissohn at tho Lowell
Institute Thursday evening" and matter how iast ne
talks we shall all profess 10 understand him, ana declare
that we are charmed l.. O. N.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
WHAT THE MAYOR Is WILLING TO DO.
MAYORS OFFICE, NEw-YoRK, Nov. s, 1871.

70 ths Edttor OF The TribVne.
SIR: The importance of any information
touching election is apology enough for this letter. writ
ten at request Of the Mayor Mr. Choae, at the political
meeting of Thursday in the Of his speech said
have determined & canvas q Ss vote e e S count st ' s
EsJs whom sy sS1Tsr =. vsd 8. ::ss gsE'!
% Y; 4. ss ;s e &. 'T 1. rs. sSss .: s
sna s a Sy = cSS - M rsoossCa S q Asr sS
& sr. 4 Scs. Her. Ssn Tn . Ss %sD TS.a o a.
90 90 SSiSS sSsS compared With thS hgklhdsd and aOcOOs
VI: "sss p psTS. ss..' ,,.A DIS .on.hns, nothing
Bu, y: 1SoI.I. Sss M ass5. q he sas, deadly
Ars a t very SSIoe nd OgnaS Of our hOere' Let nos an
oO~sr y prsvesI and Refused V d So
II Mr. OhoAtes premises were correct his conclusions
would be just But the former are incorrect The fol-
lowing correspondence win shOw that the Charter does
not confer the aforesaid power hiss the request been
rerESed: ..
TO Hs ROMOr 1s kavOr Of he Otty Of EeS- York.
eIR The COMMITTEES Of Ctisens Taxpayers for the
IA siST s aSs q SS Ss SS OF . @ g ssTs
eSch appointed Committee Of Fifteen 70 wait upon you
!Ga y RsSsrs and nspSSoSs to
REPRESENT the minority party - The sppCOAehiAG slecOA
an e ssanss ne earliest SossSe time WAsa L S
be conTenienf for you 70 receive tns said Commees
nave s9s 1SS r. RoD6Sn, Chairman Joint COMMITTEES.
No. n EasSaa-e, Nes0 York, oct T. 1871.
To which the Mayor answered.:
LAare Of I By yGSs Sf nnS Ss SSS
Ehree negatively, passed an Act v9g U soS % -
speCtorS and Canvassers 70 fn vacancies 9ecnIFiaS
sIStA - aeeordnG 10 specific designation appointed
Last Efun t6e Mayor acted under that authority and
htle the conduct Of OF the inspectors VINO n2o
henn siaessd VS. criticized yet far as the Mayor
nOWA AFTER some inquiry, none OF hs appointments "ere
subjected 70 unfayofable criticism A.. -,
eisena wall as fr0p party IAst AuSo m
made tn01ese ~ Mayer similar In caarafte 70 .le
SpectfHy A0cAnad then Btateihents orally
or 70 Rs6t tA6ag ahAs 4sr deaO8s pfty SeFsonA and
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

SATURDAY Nov
via Liverpool steamship City Of BIOoklys
73O Supplementary Mail Pier No. S n r.,
q q IN.
IAN deposited Supplementary Mail be prepaid with
the Bremen per steamship Herman,
close az II IN.
Ml for France Bres and Havre per steamship St. Laurent
close Al 100
Mails for and Mexico BY the steamship City Of Merida eoss
h2pm.
SUNDAY. Nov
All Mails close at IL O'Clock The FOst0mee from
m. IL ~
MONDAY. Nov g.
No Steamship Mails
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
P4SSENG ERS 1RRIVED.

FROM LOHDON-In steamship Bhn Nov al. L. Simmons Ges
simmons Nj" Simmons Mrs Levsdge and daushtes. knG
Mira j. H. King Moses Wood Mrs Harris L. Clear Mlss JAY
M Howard L. D. Young Collier H. Fuller and family o. Par
cell Hunt; James sgsrse W% sP'gs Red':lA aT J's'
Weybrn f. H. OdSed John SmmopA From HsVe-C Good asd
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
ALBANY LIVE STOCK M.RKgr-yov. .

The supp II beef cattle that o last week. mIts
q~ dull quality fOfenss better than t " As
a c in Gdvance but iaei pre
Ranged Market for sheep and lambs shows an al
f1!c lambs sheep 4sc; ams o0te
Hogs-Recrp 81 lOO head demand limited State gage hea'
Western, sc.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
rRorrINe AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

There was good attendance at Fleetwood
Park yesterday 10 witness the third days rottng OF the
extra Fan meeting given by the Association The first
race was match for $500 between NJ Rodens b. Belle
Gf Orange and H. Casey'ss Hickey. The former won
In three straight heats Tho second race was for purse
ana stake OF noo, mile heats and was contested by
Chatiey Green, Topsy, Climax, and Belle OF Oneida
Cnafey Green wss the favorte at 800 to t0 and won IN
three straight heats,
FLEETWOOD PARE Nov 3-Mstch $780, mile heats In s. In hlr
"a ~ Eoa.nt b. n Belle Of oluge..".....".,., ! !
Tine, GtS; fIt 2;tlL
chI DAI-Pnrse and stake t2.0oO, mile heats 3ln3
hurPeLih Charley Greer. n.................. ! !
u. Iopsy
,
A. Pttterson's eh N Belle Of Oneida ...........3 ada
Tine 22tt 3:3Si G5
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
NINIATURR ALMANAC

Sun nSes...6 Sun 453 Moon nses Ion
WATER
SANDY Hook 1903 Cows Island .l2 He'll Gate Psv.. aN
wArKR
Sandy Hook 1888 Cows Island. O9 He'll Gate Peny an
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

Csle-Rcrcrs 459 head making the supply $3.50 head @
the for sale here; Sheep and
Lambsep 2O head making $500 thus fr market closes quiet
and prices steady sales 69 Ohio sheep from 70 to 20 10 a.
ll So $40 Michigan averaging 10 b 81 i6 HOgsRecep
Gpy head market u demand weather prices
al $iu - - for % choice, closing dull
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MARKETS.
melt = 81 bales ock-is7O l3 boe.; ia7I : 5 6ac, '
PnouosycE Nov. 3COonNet receipt, Of the wees bae.
CRY Tosf Nov 3-CotOrNe, receipt, Of the week Iao b.e.
la bales shipments 1868 bales; 'tock-ldO LIZ bes 1871 ~
Cfycvx.rr Nov 3Coon duu and depressed; NddHag. l7
9r Lor Nov -Cotton unchanged Adngs l7c receipts Of he
LarfsTILE Sov 5~CotSon dul and lower; MdIHng, I7I
Nov &C ao & Of III III $50 . 1' S'
CoLrxBrs Nov D. Cotton quiet but hnn STOCK 1870 $50 bales
BlLTToSE Nov 3-COtOD dali and heavy; Mddus, la sO-
receipts 1 bales TpOo1it Of s s "a m S: S..; 1: ss
Great Britain, sSl bales" eOI'wSe sss bales sales Of 0'
WsSGTOs Nov 3-COou qui.t; MddHnRs sc; net receipts.
l3 bales sales "A bals stock 2O bales net receipts Of The week
EosSotE nov sco,.on dall 10. a{dlns' litS51Is =.
receipts. 81 bales. eIpor:-eC:sstEse AT ,a bale A. ~ S.
Ti 1o Sals: sale, = ss T.sf 900 bale; God o,',, m
net Iec.ints 3 b.es Ipoosst~e S ssooi go
bales receipt, Of the week sSA bales; eIOOrscO"s 80
acSs:oP Inactive hssdg.s s I7 So .,:H :.
Snsa S ;BTI 5 ss sS a q &. 'S:sP s:s 3 s
NOV .cOO. quiet an 1d zeal. AS IsSs a.,
Britain 2c & S q :as 81 o Sss' s5 81 & s' .ISoS S: sS ..
Britain sSo bales aSls ba coast"s 2sO baesi
sales Of the week, 5000 baea ,,,,,
eap bales, 80 I:is: :lIs s.l.:
p.s: ss bales. GGG : s 81 & sss ss s
S S.. .fs s. sts i. 'i''' 0'''
ASel Mo-, GUpp TSGs demand % S.: 81 Sas
G 100 S.s. receipt: q sas .sss s ., s,
& s1SS to sss bas. S;a & S .:
ssssn ~ S.. Ha . h % e: ]
2tfts bales. uet receipts 2s bales Il I b:IsI
Great Britain 40 bales eO''W' ss bales sales Of A'
,coSp S:s' .oa rs.s 5 SstsE. S.: M s rs q
PHADELPTA Nov 2Coon quiet: Mddhng' lsc net receipts
the week, l,0S1 bales 2.IU1 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF PEEW-VoRK. NOVEMBER
CLEARED.
Steamship Abrssiuia (Br) Hanes Liverpool O. Fr.neLn
steamship C Of R,oGh{S Bt Bocl. LlyePGS! }ORH q D."
ssamSU RsSo sI:Gs PSD Loaa s.sa.D
steamship A. {, Stiner DAVIS PbadepblI
Steamship NJ Massey Smith. PhlsdephlA
:RD Ans F.s.S Si'9 ,ps psaa Paa, " ks'nsa Ss
stsaahp = CID NeLsO1 PhladsPH. LOHsr sts1I'hIp Co
siTsS sp Pass r..Sn 6.sS. Ls" & Eng Mcu.a
sal s2 Ri%s aSssas. S.'1tH @ D. .ss
Bark Les'eps tSOr saVsOn Queenstown or famOo' Fan
ss.Gp es: G:ssn's:s s:sss &C. E. Bailey
Bark Jsspsr Br) Weber Cru, Y.te. POrtersed
Bark John Phillips (BE Murray, b. Jago, VA AmooH BOYS
Brig Abby RReu, H.vener Barbados. Miller HoughOa
Be Charles KO6rch (Ger RaOrh odes's FuHe1 Riys kc"
sc6r n. B. BIsmhAll stout Savanna, Evans Ball Co.
schr Salie Burton. Palmer. stamford
ssSf ia Nay tsrs bss;Ss.s b. P Ssvi.' S0aA
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY Of Galveston ESrSs; G.lys:tC1 oc " 'Hd Z"
Psnta DOane, PhAdsphA, with Dd'e and pA' 70
steamship Huntsville crO-sn savannah with A'' and D'.- 70
Steamship George Upton Roberts. Richmond City Point and Nor
tOl with nd.e. and % w,.hi1G.On 4 Co ,,sD,.
sSs sss fi s 'Rss sf' iso s Nay H. ..a
sSf1 asiy 10y HsOourns Boston DAYS "a N.ll,,;
Bari At.nc NevHiT,a nessA''n ST. Pierre Aar daJs.
Hove. s.TtsS.h NJ. Lot C . sIS S.:
Brs SfsneS (cf CORVALLIS 81 sanford Windsor, N s. With
plaster. q, 49,. r,.,- MI ~, ..,
coal
scHooNEKs-KITER AND coAsTwnL
Fanny Keatpg, SavaunsS- u n Irerry, Fort Johnson
Tss.a, poTt Ihnson T. A. Barley. Port Johnsoa.
R.sl- Provtdruoa Mary heRshoa PaNtaekeL
IA D,s Norvsh y. G. shalts Provd.acA
VIM F,Tsn Providence. y. c. Smith Provideace
Rachel Jspe, Providence 1raoo isiand fon JoAnsoA
X w Blske Port Johnson Catswanteak Pon JoAasoa
V,nor Pon Johns0a. IAyisah Jane, Port JaAasoa.
\ A PaconeF Port Johnson G. w. Hoy. Port JoAAsoa.
TeIa, BHEakstsport Morning LghL khmbe,hpou
Fsnsy Hall BhIabetbpor. Rspablo KisahetADorL
Amon Bacen B1abehoOr- 4 Il, saith RhsaketADork
BsckstOae. RhHbetsRor- T. L D. small, BlsabsiADor
J. n d. Craumsr, Virginia II. T. Wood, VFsiaa.
j. L. Leach AleIAndns. Jane Rnsol, Georgsaeun, D. C
ClarS, Georgetown. d. {. J. w. Hns Philsaslpela.
CAascslloI Norwich Geo r. Brown, Norwich.
Mercer. BRIDGEPORT Brsess, Nsv-Havsa
freesteue Portland, c. SusAn Scronson. NsvHaven.
Deborah. GAFdipeE Chester Gardiner.
Joseph skinner, Hes.HAVea. Commsrce RSekaaA
Providence
WlND-Sandown, Light G. WI clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
bosroH Nov Arrived stsamshDs Nepiane Rat
tesnake fom Philadelphia schr Osnoack GoE Ratgs iron A
angel
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. Nov aThs Allan Line ..eamhp Peruvian hOn Or
bee Tor Liverpool arrived Londonderry proceeded
The Anchor Line steamship Iowa. Capl HeWYek
Oct H. tOaoh<d AOvle ,y and en6 amer proceeded As Cha
sOW.. - ~. . -. -, ..-.F. .f'
Tor Latss. Ebtp Nos ~ SsssaA RassI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

EIrs sossss 81 Treble EI.n. &z9s1E Cou-srppy ri,
'S:s si:'; ss'' ss g. s.: ~
s' f. s's S =; i; & :s' ~ iss;G g.: s
q; ::s isIss OSs T:.:-: : .!: y r:s Sf Ss g.;
:1nsss: :1a ssnss Ss's s'Ss t"3s . % @ Re
%s's'S S;: + ~ w.
sEs'. % It iRs ss, PorI Sr; Sa n & dnss2 S % ' s
as. s. 5 sS,SS sa veal. od sSSs S e NJ. Il. s
4 S,SS q s1s ga. sISss. s s. 500 S: .a ' S Y:
a. ."S s s'7 sEs a S.at % g. Cd rsis' s s +" g
iH wSsaP9s Red and SSy WIZ s g. 'GSsl a., a. 81 S Ss =: -
a PTS.. S sss b. or sl PORK , Al % e. 'I. c.s
R Hs f'' EsSly & sa I: hcs aa S''' -
aEspss, Nov 3~Ro~ s.e.dy st ssSss Com dan .d w.
h.psd >. $685. o,. doll Al asen'.sd :,s at, a s
changed With advancing tendency ShOuteu 0ai
DETROIT NO., a-whs.t dull and declined 2soc No. wSi
si9asl 81 A3bsT Nsaig.D 81 ssSsitS; EI'5' aH en,H
In nOde1e demand, sales Western Mined in lots at Te Bss,
Sc ALE e sS. Bay 9n' sT; s ST % s: one 90 ca, No
terms 9a higher .ad less as'e sales too ea" State in bags ''
BT11iIo Nov a-Rscsip..-Fosr. seas bok; wSs,. lTss
sS Cor: & G. .So5 SS S. S: o. 80 BOO ss
SG:5 G,a. sIhsSa. Corr M o: s!s,s !, + s;; =
so Sii 81 SIS: 70, hf e. sSg'f
Bar S Ss sss d.SS.S % E SS s sS ~s';a % ss
n;L PSi and ,Hd Lard s.S Hgasiao: unchanged IN M,
q spdar' :' IS Is AZ Amber wSSr 50 %h
WE wGsr It o. for Double % 81 Emp Wheat 'srsg s C2 eS No
load No Milwaukee Cia5 81 Corn dali; .sles 7s.
ada 1:1s Tso" Corn S. S'y s" @ s s ss r Ca g.
s S" Mns &. ssSs sS SStS SS short S18s 3 S s
Peghtswheat 2e Com ic Barley Pc 2 Sc..YorE e.e te
PreghHPOur to Boston &c., TO NesYork eSe Albany Sc
ss,ey m bns1 Re- s 900 c LSs, u soss, Ho5 b. O.
C1Ooj blsh Wheat 1900 bush Barley 2'oo iest LlaOer
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The Pennsylvania legislature Goy.
efnOr 6 earN'h Is.sS-c

HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. A. Governor & esry' :
message Was read N the Leglsls.are ro-dav. 1t
teroTis that the state debt is reduced %
Sill ,6tl by the payment OF 1i.cfs.is7 during
he year. lie recommends the selling Of sS.e-s
ina the sinking tuns. 70 as 90 pay OF in ls.2
nearly 900 100, then Ealing dle Of the bonded
oeht He recommends a convention f0- the re-
VISION OF che state cons titutipn. lie til- t-r-u-
non 10 the unse.-sd condition OF the pal.w.rc
boundary line. anu anver5s 30 the df..l.ty
hsI might arse II the citizens or Penn
sylTanIA should lie seized an the DIS 1rt-s
territory, and Dt.ec.sd 10 di-.-arlfI! ..-.g
abhUrent pi!lory and the whipping post.
as authorized by the laws ., plla ware.
He expressed unqualified disspproyai OF the
empioS Inent Of government troops It ConSres-
slcnal elections as an iIteriereRre with The SOW
erelsn rights OF the States not cort.mp, .ted Nv
the founders OF the national government, and
which might Lead 10 disastrous results. Re ad-
socates the holding OF a centennial celsbra. on
and saws the location Of Independence Han
points philadelphia as the locality AMI urp DER
place Tor it. He opposes free trade faIlacies
and deDounces the introduction OF coolies a.
one OF the greatest evils TIA: can befan the
toiliLg millions OF the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
Government Securities.
~ Noss-FIHSE Ros.
stock skeporf.

~ Saai.-s frss - az tlslis, 49, r '.r-ssa
ieNfs hu,lu 4 90. ruutc .,,A- AHi tiHl... a
b. ne and rt IN mart. E- f 'i.ls.>
Nhw iukN. San. 8 u : 60 t>-l.sen- ,ri. ~.
- = ~, ufs.n. IT, - H-'n~, rsW. . common
n.s Sd -. g.. ceupal. 49,. p ns fs ~or-.-.
~ ,. io-S's. VuupHu. lhs'i. su.r-rsf 90. IhaA
hsriR'~a,--i Cant n 80 'umh .ni-l, --. A..
81 mon feie-rarh. IS pui-t4. lser. ---. Pa-.H.
Nail -. y ..f.l n a. p..,.- -- a.. a,
pres %. " ill., ta-Vo \ '1.s ExPrrs,-,s. ArIrr.
can T. prnS-. 49, U. :. ENrfass. a.. NJ A.-A
Central and u nuscn. a.. 40 scrlp, q. E.-. p.
do. pre-, Trgd =; hsr, la .. -. prei-.r.l
:. hradii.c, o.. NHfTn f.sr"1. -
Iake shcre a M',hiCan >FIffF-n. 20. F.. Inisr
fs-itc Eairsad- Ia iil4us- Cent l.l- a. ..r 80
4 iffs'ufc. hs' .e N"~f'lwfsf. ffA- d. n! Serted
e1s e 4, iN-lsni. tulunhiR ttug if1a'i a.f lnsi
sua s. :, NV Jersey tens q, igt kncA - aud.
~ ., Milwaukee II Paul, 81 l., 81, f.si.. 3 .
MaisSh Western. a.. fsff Mayns. ~ Ataa z
T.rr. " cute. -IhiclEa A-ou. AS do. pr ord
" I'D. Ohio Mo- Il rHfIffIf' s,
Col. tho Ind Cent n rrnn-ss-r a. six
oldh a. pew. hi - ~. trc ma 90
o 2. N"g 'sroliuA axe. ,'iJ. 80 doc. us.. ..
ohrfrds Missouri siNCs. 49,: t~ufral pa-fht
Brnls ~ InioB Psciac H. Bends. 80, cold. 500 ,
ziltla. harhvf sfruf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. "A special dispatch
from Little Rock gives the following extract
nom Senator NcDonald's card withdrawing
nom the contest for United States Senator:-
= Ii is undoubted that the republicans regu-
larry nominated in the republican distric,s "
uIMiiiiDgto comuiit themselves unqualifiedly
10 Gov. clayton, have been registered out, and
democrats elected in their stead; while in some
democratic districts there are democrats who
refuse TO pledge them elves to Clayton. and re-
pubiicans have been reg istered known 10 be in
uoy. ClaytoDx interest, and on the evening OF
the meeting of the leg stature, the republicans
known To he his supporters alone were eau
enssed, while other true republicans. supposed
70 pe opposed TO him and his schemes. were de
20 degradation in the endorse ment OF such con
iuct. L feel It incumbent on myself and Iuv
trencs that I should decline TO contest under
such circumstances. ALEX. NJ DoNAIn'
The election Of Finkersiey a. speaker and the
wlthdrs"aiof Mcdonald insures the election OF
Clayton On The 18th.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
The French Turn Over a New Leaf.
AN0TKkR PRUssIAy DEFEAT REPORTED
Heavy Fighting near Rapauwa-Cou-
nnued ssucces.es Of the French
Array OF the North-Ansdeus
Sworn fn IA bsiog Of Spain.
reIegrofAes Efe.Gsip,ly TO n, Eren,ns S.lr.
sRIRMISHTNG.

reIeSrafAef Exclusively 70 Tie Ererins S.Ir.
SEIRMISHTNG.
LONDON, Dec. "A telegram from Basla re-
ports hslurg on the LIT ca tie S~iSs frontier,
in con ssGutrce OF which two hundred French
tUoors rotrested into Switzerland, where they
we've cisarmei by the federal soldiers.
A severe engagement is reported on the "a.
u l'elle. IN tic IL Part,asHt d Hast Rhine near
bti'cE~ There are 40 particulars.
REPORTED HEAVY FIGHTING AND
PRU SSlAN DEF EAT.
A dispatch fom Lille report, that vagua
r0noTs are cur ~ tbc.e al = hattie on fS- n
iistanT. between ire towns a. Sapinsnes aud
bsPsnme, IN WHICH Jbose were heavy I,-sses on
both sides. The Pro: !aus are said u nave been
defeated along the whole lire.
SPAIN IN OBSTACLES OVER HER NEW
hirS Amadeus made IA entry into Madrid ON
MOI DAY, ana was Iece we'd most cEti assically
by ihe people.
CONTINUED SUCCESSES OF THE
FRENCH AkMN Of THE NORTH.
LONDON. Jan. More reliable Information
has been received a. 70 the movements OF the
French arm % lie north, under command Of
Gen. Faidberbe. 1t row ape lrs TO have occn-
pied the towns ct a Snict aud Brsucourt after a
uIerg II ,istsnce from the Germans The
towns OF Irvo'lsrs AMI Dehaignes were also car
ned bv the French after hard lighting. The
Losses are heavy GA both sides.
THE COMMANDMENT OF TIE FORTS
EAST OF PARIS.
NkRsAILLEs, Jan. ;, VIA LONDON, Jan. A.
The tombardn.eDt Of TIE forts OF the east side
AZ Paris continues with such feet that only
Fort Nogent now replies 10 the German hre.
AMADEUS. KING or SPAIN-HE TAXES
THE OATH Of OFFICE.
HApEID, Jan. Prince Amadeus, imme-
ols;elv afer rs arrival in the capital, paid a
visit 10 iae widow of General Pum. and in a
feeling manner expressed his sympathy tor her
IN Der bereavement. He hen proceeded 20 the
chamber of the Cortes ana took the oath "a
l.iag OF Spain. The enthusiasm Of the people
was universal.
MADRID, Jan. i.-The Kirg has corsu ted
with Senors Rcsas, Gorilla, RiverO. and Olo-
zaga, on tie formation Of a constitutional n n
istry.
The FRENCH VICTORY AT BaPaTNE
BORpEACN, Jan. i--The follo9ingIs OH; IA:
General falcberbe serds the following dispa-ca
10 the -iinister of War. under date OF .Ia-. "a.
We have fought battle near Bapaume which
iasfec nom IN the nerring Ia b in the evening
of Monday. We have driven the PruSsiaas
fro " all their POSITIONS. and the villages oceu-
pied by them. The eneIny's losses are caor-
nous, osrs are serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-04
Missouri POlffics-Candfdafe fer fine
Sennearshtn

ST. Louis, Jan. the Democratic State
tenusi committee held session to-day. at
which there Was general interchange OF opiu-
ion IN regard IL the future action of the party
State Convention .or amending the co astitt
nor the abolish faent of the registry law anil
iec1clop OF taxafinn were advocated D. the
msjoifty present. IN regard to caGcusiac Mil
the nbera, republicans there wac diversity OF
opinion; some isvoril2 IL, viii e Others advo-
6ss1 preserving the democracy intact. Gen1
Blair moved that the chairman OF the central
nnittee can 3 caucus Of the democratic mem
beIs OF the legislature. which was fefsatsa
Promlient among the dsmocra lie candidates
or The Scnatorshlp are John ID. Phelps SAM
+. Glover, Ger. ElaiT, Ju ige Bnckner, Colonel
Boy, Judge Norton. General Shields. Judge
woooson and General Craig. The nc prom
and Col. BENJAMIN.