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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.

THR ARMY OF PARIS S1JRRENDERING ITS ARMS
AN IMPERIAL GERMAN ARMY FORMING AT
VERSAILLES-THE KING OF SWEDEN SYM
PATIIIZING WITH THE FRENCH.
LONDON Friday, Feb 10, 1871.
dispatch from Versailles, yesterday, says the de
livery of the cannon and small arms Of the Army of
Paris to the Germans was commenced OH the 9TH and
continued thrOughoutthe Sth inst.
dispatch from Versailles of the 10th gives re-
port that an imperial German army is forming there.
The Thirteenth Army Corps will consist of Wurtenl-
berg and Hessian troops.
The Swiss Government has ordered the sale Of the
horses belonging to tie French cavalry ntered in
Switzerland SiIty-twO railway wagons laden with
provisions for the French prisoners have arrived IN
Switzerland from France.
The Prussians have captured letter from the
King Of Sweden expressing the warmest sympathy
for France.
dispatch from Berlin says the war contribution
Of 2DOOOOO0 francs exacted from Paris has been APP
portioned: 100000 TO North Germany, and 500W,-
90 b. South Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
ASSEMBLY.
TwEHD's CRoTos BILL.

TWEEDs CROTOS BILL.
The Senate bill, providing for further sup
ply water for EewYork, announced, and referred
by the Chair to the Committee Cities and Villages
Mr. Aivora moved TO refer to the Committee OH Inter
nal Affairs He maintained that the bl's provisions
such affected the internal affairs OF "estcheser
and putnam Counties as well as those OF New York. and
The Committee he named was the most appropriate.
Mr. Goodrich sustained this proposition. Inc Dill, nc
said conferred unusual and eItraorna po%e w.
certain officers OF HewYork. He referred " tue pro.,s
ions Of the bill which empowered action aneetlhS Ine
interests OF other localities as we'll as ,nat OF refe c
matters TO the Committee on Cities ana villages
leans voting in the affirmative the bill went to the
Committee on Cities and Villages ,,,,, -,
the House reported that the work on the capitol
bad been suspended temporarily owing TO the extreme
cold weather. -, -
The Erie Railway Company sent in report in answer
10 recent resolution OF the House, giving detailed
statement OF the transportation OF way ana through pas
eengcrs and Of freight during the past year
Bills introduced-Authorizingth the use OF portion
Of the City Park Bro9k{ H. as mSfEes rcEaiiTe ~
the salary OF the overseer OF the Poor OF BROOKLYN
uang the manufacture and sale OF salt To increase th
OF the state by increasing the duty on SAT- anu
relative to the increase OF the gonera tuhu ny
The following bills were reported Amending the Pub
lie Education Law incorporating the Westminster ,lup'
pontment of an Interpreter for the Justices Courts in
the Fourth and Fifth Districts Of Brooklyn ,
The Committee the Governors Message containing
resolutions adopted by the Convention OF Presiding
Judges OF the Courts OF the STATE reported o ~ la
as the resolutions refer 10 inc m % oi w
and "ornselorsatlsw practeing IN an the courts vi '
resolution, ceiling upon the superintendent Of the
OnondaRa Salt WOrka for a do tailed statement OF the
operations OF the works since 1890 was adopted.
The resolution of welcome " the released Feians was
adopted.
Bills were ntroduced-For the better protection of life
and property railroads; making regulations for the
Transportation petroleum; and compelling railroad
companies TO pay indebeGnGss before declaring diy
mttee was defeated, aud 1t was referred to the Com
mttee Of the Whole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Tup PREz ON THE NEW JOINT COMMISSION.
LONDON Friday, Feb 10, 1871.
The Times Of to-day says: although the
Alabama question is secondary 20 that Of the Fisheries
As a subject for consideration by te eornmfsson yet
there il no doubt 40 which question will mainly engage
its attention But II il 10 suppose that II If the
purpose Of tie commission to hnd ground for England
20 abandon her position OF 10 eonctde her liability upon
the Alabama question"
TIE Standard says the fact Of the appointment OF
Joint commission the settlement ohe Alabama diff
Suties with the United States would be Interesting
70 the public If the upon whe the commission lie TO
operate known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
rEIEGRApuIC NOTES.

The mount already subscribed TO the French
Charity Pund Boston Is SeoOa
The ife of Hiram 0. Alden, President Of the
Mlbe Tesgpp Company, died yesterday
The nashville and Decatur Railroad Company
IA, pad Into he stats Treasury s2OO Wert Of state
bonds the Anost Of 10 debt
The legislature of Nebraska has taken recess
rnt March the Committee TO Investigate Tie charges Of
mi,i,neanor sdhst GOV Butler, and make report.
Brighm Young returned TO Salt Lake City
,e,edsy hem Uah where be has been endlng ihs Winter
IA, rA sseorteiito tie city by mounted BODY guard
The rar wall of one of Butts Co.'s ware
houses or N. C-aal Buffalo fell YESTERDAY, The ~orkmen
1sd in ercaTang too near the building The
loss IL yuy seay
Deerylas beat Dion in the third game OF bill
N,r San Ps scoring $50 points in g! innas aan Dons al
PEERS a. g. 81, 49, and a. Dons heaviest
we're ~ 81, "a, d %
II ha been reported that the Pennsylvania
Ia male connecting link from
Bers,n hsnon, Dayton, Obo b which they Will have
through tohifsgc
I'm corrqnmce Of the destruction Of the mails
At the Ipson Ralros Aodn1 IL selnsp Moses lor
aseng viii The steamship " uoI0uo, viii DO daAned
ran Fsancsee aa the it1 Inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
CIIRA.

A CUBAN GENERAL KILLED-sPAHrsH REPORTS
OY DISsERsfOS AMONG TIE CUBARs.
HAVAEA, Feb. 10.-The insurgent Gen. Uran-
"a Yuctsn, native Of Mexico, was killed at Vista
hemOsa
correspondent Of the DidTtO writes that ne sur
rendered insurgents report that the Cuban Chambers has
been dissolved, and that Cespedes Is not recognized
1gnacio AgraulOnte ks been appointed Dictator. Gen.
FerTer commanding at HalQuin is 10 assume the
Hsnd OF the Tunas district telegram from Trinidad
eyb that JuIneBtO has estsbshcd himself at BavatOr
bant0e ab6 that Pedro Acosta iIsurgeDt leader,
Oiled near Barre Smallpox prevails AT Porto Principe.
Fernando Estrada one Of the insurgeBt leaders, was
captured by tire Sab Project aud executed At Moron IL
reported that The insurgent Gen. jesus del SO who
sarreDderod " tho Spanish authorizes Sets guide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS

RESULT IN ELEVEN DEPARTMENTS
s,,ocrss ov TIT RoNAPARTIsTs AND oRLEAN-
usrs-FEw REPUBLICANS bLhClhp- 'A"
RETrA TICKETS ELECTED IN bRhsl AND
HAyRE-PRoBABLE EXTENSION OF HE Al"
hIsIlCE' LONDON, Friday, Feb. TO- 1871.
po,,rns from eleven departments indicate the
,o.,; 81 the Bonapartist. Orleanist' and Clerical
.a;a.,es but of very few Republicans.
The elections IN Paris passed off quietly. Extra
,,,oc.ut,ons had been taken TO prevent riots. The
70 oo regulars first allowed to retain their arms for
a.. nrotection of the city were increased IN
number. nv permission of the Germans, TO
a0O. The tickets Of candidates were mixed, and
their political character confused. The Conserva-
tive element was surprisingly strong The following
are doubtless elected: NM. Blanc, Rochefort Bris
Non DeleScluze, Flourens, Rolln. Dorian Quinet
and Valiant The Orleans interest is believed to be
strong throughout the country.
In the elections at Brest and Havre, the Gambetta
ticket has been carried by heavy majority.
The duration of the armistIce will probably be
extended, in order that the Assembly may have
time 10 perfect the work OF restoration.
Gems lie Flo and Trochu are among the candidates
elected to the Assembly in the Department of
Fnis;erre.
The German telegraph offices in France have
been ordered TO transmit French official messages
relative 10 the elections and the provisioning of Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
CRIMES AND CAsUALTTEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

go. The steamer Effort sunk on the distinctions IN
entrance bsrbo The evening Of he v h'I III"
cargo OF cotton will be ssyol Ia damaged eo'4N"1
The schooner Oliver Spellman bound to New
Iondan with esgo ~ oh struck saybrook Bar yesterday. The
eew we're ssfey landed The situation Of the vessel IL enutSl
900 James Adams, nearly ~ yearsold, was knocked
dos b, an engine on e Hartford Providence Iad tshkh hAoAh
yesterday Of bis IL t"ash u'' A'
iLJGnes fatal
Cnrley Harris. who was arrested Mt Pitts
hufgh and transit red 10 Philadelphia ohoer on ihu} 70 u' "
that city charge Of shooting policeman esoal 81 zee eu ~
uiifaf train while 10 Too mo ron Inc piN,' w u
cgiol wheu b. jumped The train sofPd anu mm'N ''
giuye. VI bin have btcnd Ic"tieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
RIPARIAN RIGHTs-AN INJUNCTION Against
ERIE

Chancellor Zabrislde rendered decision yes
to-day at Trenton in the case Of Stevens against the
Erie Railway Company upon an application from stew
ems for an injunction restrain the defendants from
using the tracks Paterson and Newark Railway In
front OF his property the Passao RIVER near Newark
The n,ant n claimed that the enactment OF the ifgisia
tnre declaring all lands below high water mark to no
long TO tho State Illegal, and that the Ere halWay
ComnanV i'm ueng the privileges thus granted were vo-
ating mis- rights Chancellor Zabrske ordered an W
Junction TO issue restraining the Company from dIly-
ing more niles or LAYING more rails III 'front.' oil the prop
eriy but refused 10 restrain them from using the tracks
al eu lai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
LAWLESsNEss IN TENNEssEE-ILLICIT DISfIL
LERS RELEASED BY MOB.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 10.-On Wednesday,
superyisor Emery sent TO Franklin County revenue
officers with a Deputy United States Mar-hal and
squad Of soldiers arrest FIVE persons for Illicit dt
ing The persons arrested and yesterday at Win
chester the Supervisors force was surrounded BY 800
armed men the persons released the property rescued
aud the officers atrcated. That part OF the state Is l
open war against the laws One OF the rescued
prisoners Jessie Arldge member Of The late tOnhtI-
tonal Convention declared that lac could not Oe taken
out OF Franklin County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
SIGNIFICANT REPORT.

JULES FAvRE SAID TO BE IN COMMUNICATIONS
WITH THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
LONDON Friday, Feb. 10, 1871
According TO a report in the GduIo;s NJ. Favre has
gone to Antwerp to communicate with one of the
Orleans Princes.
dispatch just received from Brussels states that
H. Favro arrived In that city on Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
NEW DOMINION.
AMERICAN VESSELS CONDEMNED FOR VIOLATION
or FISHERY LAWS

Boston, Feb. 10.-A Halifax dispatch states
That ne schooners A. II. Wonson aud A. j. Franklin,
togeber with their stores, carsOes etc. were condemned
D. day "a forfeited b. the Queen by reason o their viola
ton OF the Fishery laws by the Vce-Admiralty Court
Judge Sir william Young, in prOnOuneng Judgment ex-
pressed MS regret at the painful duty imposed upon him
but tie evidence OF disnerestod witnesses both
conclusive that be could not refuse 10 believe il.
hinion Government would act literally and remit the
penalty, IN whole IN part Notice ~ appeal Ia both
sases Was given by g. L. Shannon, counsel Tor the ow n
cs Judgment in the Of j. H. RiekersOn, for pur
chasing bait. has not yet been gwen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

Bills we're troduced-Regulating charges
for transporting freight railroads; making All apro-
priaton toward the completion Of tho Warrington Ma
tonaI Monument Incorporating tho Metropolitan Safety
Railway Company.
UNDERGROUND RAn.wANs, .
hin woe int lOdtccd amending the act incorporating
n" V"V'Yorlt aud Brooklyn Beach Pneumatic Trans
uortatiOn Company , NJ.
n,t Btoaaway Poateelth under Union sq1Aro ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
ITALY.

FINANCIAL CONVENTION WITH AUSrRIA--A FUND
FOR THE SUPPORT or THE POPE.
FLORENCE. Thursday, Feb. s. 1871.
The Italian Chamber of Deputies has APP
proved the hill authorizing financial convention with
Austria The bin providing for tho establishment Of a
fund for the support Of the Pope has been passoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
SERIOUS BLASTING ACCIDENT-FIvE MEN IN
JURED.

Concord N. H., Feb. 10.-I'ive men we're
badly burned and one OF them fatally yesterday by
the premature explosion OF blast in a ledge on the
Sugar River Railroad near Bradford. The names OF the
injured men arr Thomas Doyle JEFF Curtce, John Muir
ply, Peter Foster ana Dennis Farre. 1hey hau m'ue
one blast and Doyle turning powder into scam Tor
another one when rs pounds Of powder exploded In his
hands His recovery Ii improbable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-11
AUSTRIA.

TIKI REICHsRATH CONvOKED BY TIKI EMPEROR.
vienna, Thursday, Feb ., 1871.
The Vienna Gazette of to-day contains an
autograph letter the Emperor Francis Joseph to NJ
Hohenwart coDvoking the Reichsrath on the 10th OF
February.
The Emperor has received letter from King Amadeus
ing his accession to the throne Of Spain.