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WOOD AND COAL.

rOAL-WOOD-COkE.
COAL.
CJAb.
WIETERPOCK .CnAL....ShBOT ISLAND.
CLOVER Hill. coat ANTHRACITE.
CDaL.
COAL.
W. =. PITCHER.
WOOD.
WOOD.
WOOD....P
WOOD.
WOOD.
EIGHTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.
COKE.
COKE.
WINTER....C cKE....sUpPL
COKE.
iva COAL-WOOD-COKE.
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pplication will be made to
~ the Second Auditor OF Virginia for the re-
which has been lost: Certificate No. ,os2 FOR S5Uo
ami Certificate No. o. for 1900 issue'tunder acts
pei March, 1850, for $3.50. and 81 OF February, 1916
for 1900, In the name OF Grafton vs.. Grafton, &c.
1ylS- laW3wH ..... ...
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WCOD AND coal.
NOTICE To- FAMILIES.
lam ready To- furnish the best GLOVER hlLL
COAL at The follOwI, K low prices
Best Lump. ....................."'$o w
p.ot oil
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, July 10, 1871
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILROAD COMPANY...... Plaintiffs,
Against ~ E.H
Brayt Il Co. and others. Defendants.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
By a decree entered i'll this cause on The lin oil
july, 49, the doth order that one OF Its COIN
missiOners 90 inquire
LIST. W neither line property in the blu nicnto ned,
upon which certaiu CREDITORS OF the dcfeudabtS,
thomas l.. Bralton i Co., have caused attach
n3utS 10 be levied, WAS was not the property ~
the said Ihos. K. Brayton & CO. at tie time The
said attachments were levied. aa
I'd. hat Is the value Of ihe property so at
tached, In whose possession the said property has
been since the said attachments were levied upon
IL, and what woul1 be fair compensation for the
use OF the said property since the said attachments
were levied. '''.0"T7T
I'D What Hens exist UPON the said property. by
whom held, their amount, and The order Of their
priority.
The parties Interested are hereby notified that l
i've nxed on Tu hSDai, the 10 h day Of ScItem
cr, loil, at y - clock ~, as the time and nv Of
nee; on llth street, between Main and Bank sts
Ia tue city or Richmond, the place to mai th..
Inquiries ordered b. the foregoing recree.
-. TfOS. j. EVANS
Jy -o-IIMtW commits Sioner in Chsucery.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rOHr OF RICHMOND, JULY al, 1871.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST /, w7l
sun rises ... 4.6S Moon sets...-...-.. 81
" n sets nm. 7.C0 Sigh tide. ....... ga
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A ETHRAC CITE COAL, LEHIGH, LOR-
n BERRY, LYK ems VALLEY, and LOCUST
mvUnT, in FOUNDRY. EGG, STOVE, and
IAN nrep ,red, with the above celebrated BED
and .WHITE ASH GOALS, to furnish purchasers
at sum mer prices. -, uy-I
: AlsoHUUb BERLAND and CLonIh Hill
bttumI,ous coala ,. p. LATHROP,
II - - 18th street and DrawbridVe.
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THE CROPS

of corn AMI tobacco have been injured con-
sderably by the recent cold spell oi weather.
Tobacco is our staple, and the finest to-
bacco made on the continent is grown in
Granville county. In the Darvillc, Rich
mond, and petcrsbul ~ markets our farmers,
both before and since the war, have been
able to bear oil the palm and TO obtain the
prizes. GRANVILLE.
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SPRASG NINE No. |.
FULL CONFESSION,

acknowledging that he burnt the mill and
The Burw"il barn, but denying that he
f'llnt ia" town or the other houses in the
e. Hnuy. He implicated t"o white men as
" accessories before the fict.' Craddock
lrr,uad,G him 10 return with him to North
Carolina, and t. cause u warrant 10 be is
,uc,I against the surviving acculnplice, one
81 'hrm beng dead. This was agreed to,
ana late Monday night trey came To GX-
l"Id. Hankju> MAS examined by X. Ii.
k'n=>Hurl, Ed, one Of our most etii-
r."ui magistrates. He was committed
10 jul, tut not before he had caused Il war
RANK 10 be issued against
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application viii be made to the Second & p1,-
tor OF Virginia for the renewal OF REGIS
TERED BOND of the state st ,nding IN. the o a me-
of Alexander Jonathan, guardian of Heck ah
Jonathan. which has be en- lost,--viz., No. 1874
issued under ACT 2sth March, 1851, tor 300.
i,OI INxix
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IOALqAND WOOD.-I am prepared TO
" furnish The best quality OF CLOVER HILL
COAi. at the following reduced prices:
LUMP. Is per load, delivered.
HAIL, ~ 50 per load, delivered. ..,,..
StFT COKE, OAK aud PINE WOOD, and
ANTiRAOITE coat of first quanty.
Consumers will find it TO their Inter est to iey u
tneir fuel for the winter during me sumlner
months. C.. b. LiPSCoMb. :
jya-3n ~ Seventh and Byrd streets.
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Observation-Disclosures will be made to
uewal Of the Glowing Virginia Registered .tocS
which has been lost, viz
Cetincate No 1901. dated July 20, 1861. issued
untcr act OF March Is 1856, '.ne, is,ered ntncs IN
leu of Coupon Honds," in the name Of Isaac A.
B1chrach, f)r 81 0J0. "
lN22-laWlW HENRIETTA KAGHRAcII
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2LSO, ~
SOFT COKE, the best and che pest cooking
fuel now IN use ANTHRACITE COAL, al
sizes; ENGINE COAL; OAK and plNh
WOOD, long and sawed, on the most reasonable
terms. ,
It seems TO me as the price Of Glover Hil Coal
is uucniDmonIy low, IL will be to The interest OF
every iam3ly 10 use it Tar possible, IN order
IT, keep the money here, that people and city
may he g.uerallY bentited. -.
Offices 7th and Byrd streets, and Basin bauk,
No. OIL. between eth aid i0;h streets. jy 6-lm
A NTHKACITE COAL.-Eow afloat, 800
N tons best quality Is. A. EGG aud STOVE
GOALS, which will be- sold from the vessels at low
Figures.
Cali and see my prices and lay in Your winter
supply Of coal bs ore there Is an advance In coal
and freights in the northern markets.
WRIT ROBERTS,
jyls Corner 18th and Dock str Gets.
5IOAL AND WODD.-I am now pre-
" pared IA fnrnish CLOVER HILL COAi. at
tue Invest summer prices. viz: CLOVEH HILL.
Id Mp at I'll. 90 per loud, delivered, and GLOVER
HILL. H4 IL ut $3.50 per load, delivered.
A supply IF WOOD aud hkTHRACiiE COAL
constantly OH hand for Gale at the lowest market
prices. -, ,,,ru ,,,r,
coal at The same prices In Manchester. Now
La the time TO lay in your inter supply;
- A. B. WOULDRIDGE,
CfIce and Yard, 9Th street beyond BYRD.
jy l2-3m ...
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Y2itl,n,ond nispatfh.
AUGUST l, 1871.
TT ESpAf...-''.''..'..'''... ~ -.-.
1nccnliarism in North Carolina:
~rxy HOUSES AND a TOWN
BrRNEn.
r,gr iyCFNpIEHIES &"HEH'""'

war ~aE iHcFNpLsHIES ARREST" o.
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RICHMOND uErATtNE WORRY
1P TtsE Gaze rag.
,>-7rpFsTENG PARTICULARS.
,xu. assurance suit-The F"Hs-
heal tnnvass The Sr"p>'

,,.,cpc,, of nc Richmond dispatch
QNroRp. y. G., July -, ISL.
Mill E,'EST.
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was this. DAVIS told him that he wanted
10 have 1t burned. He agreed to do it.
DAVIS gave him box Of matches. He was
I" receive - and a suit of clortes. He
burnt the barn on Friday about midnight.
Il 'e" days before the tire Davis gave him
cort, AID two days afterwards he received
pair Of pants and vest from Mrs. Davis,
sDe having been told 10 do this.
Dir: Gc". Barnes testified that the vest
INT lia'kin> had on then wa qulte like 4
'"At he bad seen Davis Wear That Davis
asa h4d coat aud pants like il /; TINT these
ga III, hts were Row il Henderson; that
Da'ls mad given the coat 10 Mr.. Buck
Dehhain that Tie suit was velvet, end he
Lad seen uothlng Like il for five years.
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CORNERSTONE OFFICE
RICHMOND, July 10, 1871

JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS, p. q. iy Is law4w
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Wa- -TNV T"T. TIt NI>lTCW EiCNutTsUn, ullN
II was soon reported that he was a northern
&c drummer representing some business
bou>c. Eut somehow he did not seem to
Wit Ia stores or solicit patronage. He was
occasionally seen among the negroes, and
il WAS believed by them that he was a car
p,-uag cratteman of northern birth who
uat come down South" a victim Of iI-
irl,,, love Tor The dear negro. At any rate.
everything worked well. Quietly. pru-
L,arly. 3, regular Nidocquc on the track of
u irlon. another Bucket studjou.,y, i'll
Ipu,cIy ncnt on dsIyiuy out The villains from
ia,ir i!ukm. places. llr went 10 work, laid
Wei his pilu>, kept hiS o"n counsel, and
i,V li!y> 400
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GROCERIES, FISH. and LIQUORS,
" 200 barrels N. Z. CUT HERRfSGS, 49,
loo b trrels Eastern Is EkRIFGS, 49,
s.-e 100 hal!-barrels N. @. FAMILY ROE HER
RINGS aud SHAD, 4. Md - i
rs barrels medium and No.3 hACkEREL,
IS boxes CHEESE, E'.
. ~ 100 boxes SOAPS. IS hogsheads @. h: SIDES,
100 bags BIO COFFEE, 100 boxes CANDLES
i. ALSO:
90 barrels WHISEEY, all grades
10 barrels A. BRANDY, old, .ss.
10 quarter casks SHERRY VINE
stons ROCK ALUM SALT. -
Also, manufacturers agents for tine CHEWING
TOBACCO. .' e.1.#tf ,,f.,
~ is Avn ROG Eks. & Mc0NNCE.n
DURE CIDER YINEGAR.-5O0 gallons
Il PURE CIDER VINEGAR. t5.it.L.SF 2 II
w. G. DANDAfnGE7AICO.,fs,,
i.2Q - E17 Broad ntIseS.
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

- DRY GOODS.
HOLIDAY TRADE
GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
CLOSING OUT CHEAP. "DDo''
FRINoEs,
:, ,,,x,,sos vrLvrrs 'iAfS'
vELvErEESgi EEEsSggiss ~ ~
-, :, - 'hl'AnS rLusurs VERY Low.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT S'H"i 'INi "o"'
% LOTS Of E, WINTER uN, GLOVES laHs 1se. csc. pair
AND SsuTfos 'f KiD ssi aSJSEs, &c., Co., &c.,
&c., sSc., $l and 81 % per pair.
woRsTED LMBRoIDERIEs.
1,sSs %9SSEb shISSS g; sas sys par a'
zEPhYR woRsTED, Ids.oaaes' dc. ounce. SHAoAhrS' &C.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT..
ESSfISH SSS rs Fl Ss sss '
HEMsT!TCH AND INITIALS NC, l6c., 3ic
ysz yHS y1SS fHH4 fA%H AhsssIIse s
GENTs GENT LINEN LINEN aWtoMskFD Wosk fF STAs rs S ss up
sEaE sEsEs AED Tas FsspE Eao & @
SET DEPARTMENT.
ssf U ao2kE As
sLEEvEs IL MS M ss ASp m st1NEvas 1sd So &C.
H9SS .Sdy 6ozsS sSE LINEN Gof. uoItARs % K. i
LINEN EaBkoIDERED COLLARS, Sc. to 5oc.
SILK ssA sexFEs sYyAS5 Asp ysc ysows, vs.
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.
1900 SETS OF JEwELRY EVERY STYLE 25c. to ss
FAIRS snEEyk sAEEESqst st%fasss r. s ..
% fGSKtAsAs kDokEAs shSeL5ss ASn GH5sss G$sss s e
A f,s% @ 'is f Il AND BAGS
from 1Oc to az 50.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OUR IMMENSE IMPOKTATIoN
RECEIVED, OPENED AND READY
ON MONDAY.
FORMING THE LARGEST
As$o ASK sfShST SS Toxs .o,,,,, :. 49,
1NirEb Uni EbSTa STATES. HDs ~ De fooSD ~ The
DOLLS.
ssyse e.s sHHEss AsD .s sSvsS as ss$sp DoI
S5tL4 S5H PqFfS II x.ooEs Ezh aaD HAizD aiaDEEs.
CHINA CHINA LIMB Dolls, &C. up. p.'''
BOX Toys
VILLAGES HaIrsozS EkfsssMEsTs sGsssNE fxsSs fsxHhR5lhs
f1zzIrs f11lEf sAisnIsl GnsEs, slsersssb swiss BOXES,
322kds s22k S4sssTs'k AsS kshHs 11s MArF Fgrslrunr.
ASsSk MSsS l tSSaSlEr ksssalEr s ~ BOXES.
fERyG fESyyAs heHhsi kSSEs.
SHSEH WSI1lss s9Hssa SHssas
S2sH sESsh fSSHs sSHss IS Sc, e q s;a $50
&a4isd sfEESs DEsa IS; sAsHs 3 s''0 sla
JEwEL EVE &c GASES rs
CIgAR STANDS.
roiLET MIRRORS.
pERFHSE FHSEEclG Chsk2Ts. i2Ts.
CHIN. CHINA TEA TEAS SETS, , ioc; ,s .s to 81 50.
S6xss SdsfA Sf SHsasl pkhlsGsnEY e Il H asc. up.
NoAn's ARKs FITTED, DC up.
cAlsx eAHsSo o1ss 1fsAHs HsS sSudRas ssf ,se up
BoSEs OF PicTTRE 81 PTzEIEs. Csc.
sSxEs sSxEs OF oF SiELAsks SiEE siss FsRSR. &c. m
GROCERY STORES,
LIVERY STABLES,
SHEEP FOLDS,
TIN KITCHENS,
RAILROAD DEP0TS,
sTEEPLE CnAsEs
WAREHOUSES;.
SEsx1isa sE2xEHs f8HsEEHs' sSsHF
EATiNG ANIMALS.
DRINKING ELEPHANTS
KISSING COuPLEs:
GARDENS WITH FOUNTAINS.
MINERS AT WORK.
BOHEMIAN GOODS. 1''-
JARDINIEREs, VASES, CARD RECEIVERS.
Bou2yETr f. HoLpETs SlIS COLOGNE M STANDS,
iAnpdSIFHEsL RoSDSnF HsLDsks fs 5 sss 81 sss q g 81
SAs5 GARD eEGtLysRs, RE- q ,y,T ,;ss &c, 81, = Sc g.
TOILET SETS, three pieces, Zoo and 81 set
lI2u9E SETS sES eight sslI psSies nies " SET.
SWISS CARVED GOODS.
BOXES, BRACKETS WALL POCKETS
FRAMES. HAT STANDS, MATCH CASES
Gases, sEk FkRfr1UMMEE krUM e cAsXETs, snass sc. MN''h
2RkSISa pRESY suEHI EMo soSbs SAsbs
BOXES, CUSHIONS, BOOK
SdTSsASfT SoCks Fancy ScAsEs CASES.
10 FAIRS AND Schools.
,J, IN0uR 25c;, Soc; ; AMP mp ;5c,
THE GOODS SOLD IN The
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

DRY GOODS.
ID ICH SASH RIBBONS,
III one-tnird original cost price,
Ostrich Feathers and French Flowers
at the
Great East Side Establishment
Z. RIDLEY 4 SON,
Grand street, New York.
exhibit to-day the cheapest goods OF the season in de-
partmen Examine Bonnet and Mant liza SIX veves rich
bonnet Ribbons, Silks, Satina Reps for trimmings 81 90
81 rs per yard Ten shin Veeteens reduced 76c per
yard. Dress and Cloak Trimmings and Silk Fringes.
For the Ho
Real Imitation Laces, Collars Sets and Sleeves,
Yankee Notions. Corsets nd Skirts,
La les Necktes aud Sc tris,
Hoisery, Under Shirts and Drawers.
Kid Glovea
cheapest in this city.
TRY &C. and 81 Glove
Two buttons, gJc.. 81, ~ 2j.
Every pair warranted
EDWARD RIDLEY SON,
S 31 81 Grand and 81 6i &C. 81 and 70 Allen street,
fifth block from the Bowcry.
The New York herald., 1871-12-04
EYES AND EARS.

RTlFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-BAUCH 4 GOUGRTr
"A MANN formery with Prof. Boissonneau. of Pars),
makers and Of the improved Eye. S6 Becker
strocL n. B.-Thcsc endorsed by the faculty.
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

LlUR DEPARTMENT.
AT f. RIDLEY SONS
Second Floor.
Mink, Sable. Ermine, Squirrel, Seal and other
scrption Fur, In Mus, Boa, Cioaks Sacques, Jackets
Carriage and Sleigh Ro es, TrimmD IS,
Cheapest this seas n.
No Fancy Prices.
We have Misses Sets III 10, "a ~ so and upward
EDWARD RIDLEY 4 SON,
Nos 30 3 S11S Grand street Nos. g. g. &c. 60 and 10
Allen street, nth book east from the Bowcry.
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

CREAT BARGAINS-IMMENsE STOCK SLEIGHS.
VI Carriages, Sleigh Bells; several sghty soied Setghs
lett from Old Carriages SleGhs taken
IN exchange. MANUFACTURERS u ION, 638 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
L,oR SALR-A STEAM YACHT, NEARLY 80 FEET IN
length 10 feet beam. very fast cylinder 1uxl0; boiler
new. Apply TOs. ROBINSON iieraii ship News Office,
pier No East River.
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

JMPERFECT DIGESTION AND ASSIMILATION.
l. sAyO.Y & AOURE'S PAACREATfC EMULSION and
PANCREAfIsE are the most potent medal agents They
the only remedies FOR edecung the digeon
o. Cod Liver Oh and preventing wne they also
centy euppy the place the oil when rejected by tho
stonach These facts Aesed by the re-
cords o. numerous me ca which accom-
pany each ote-pricc from ia. TO 51s.
sAvORY 4 MOORE,
xam. Is3 New Bond street, london, and all chculsts
NOTB.-Name and trade mark on each bottle
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

DOOLS SOLD AT AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB RES
/ taurant l17 Broadway corner Twentyeirhth street
the New Orleans Races this evening every evening
during the races. r. b. JOHNSON.
The New York herald., 1871-12-04
sPOxTINss DOGS, BIRDS, &c.

dor SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS BIRDS,
DC. Medicines for all Diseases prepared Food mock
ing bros, at B. G. DOvEYs, No. Greene street,
Canal.
The New York herald., 1871-12-04
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


A NCHOR LINE
n Steamers san every Wednesday and Saturday 70 an
from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
calling At Londonderry TO land malls and passengers.
rAssensers booaei aud forwarded md railway
stations ~ treat Britain, Ireland GERMANY Norway Sweden
or OF pehmark and America n safety speedily comfortably
ahd cneapy as uy any other lilc.
TUE NEW DEPARTURES.
FROM GLASGOW, Fpou arw Yoxx
sa'Uray ssasSrday' Nov Nov ss. ASGLA saturday Deo
S.turday Dee .AUSrhA LA ,.Satur ay Dec u
Saturday Dec S....... Eu ROPA. Dec
Ana every Wednesday and SATURDAY taera after.
IRON pier ~ North River, New York, at noon.
Rates or pa sage. payable ia currency,
10 .Verpooi, GLASGOW
FIRST CABINS, abs and xl o, according to loc alton
CaDn excurRlon Tickets good for ACQUIRING
best accomm odatons &lH1 ' "~As
intermediate. $a3; steersge, $2a
Certificates, ut lowest rates,
wishing to send for their friends. ~ - o
Drafts issued, payable presentation.
Apply at the company's odhces To
HENDERSON BROTHERS. No. Bowling Green.
For the accommodation of its patrons and the public tao
Anchor line has opened branch Office at u broadway
where besides tickets railroad tickets railroad
station West North and South, be purchased ct tho low
est rates.
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

WANTED-oNE OR TWO SECOND HAND CLAIR
w ences must be In good running order.
OTTO STEIN, Hoboken Riding Academy.
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

GENEVA WATCHES AND JBwpLRY
" Manufacturers.
=. GoLAY, LEREScHB 4 SONS.
Geneva 81 Qusi des HerEucs Paris No hue do Ia PAS
DARIs.-uoTEL DE L'EMPIaE. 81 RUE NEUyo, ST.
Il Augustin, corner OF the Rus Ia Paix, +. RABB,
proprietor happy 10 bis friends the travel
ing public In general that his house has suffered injuries
during the last events
The New York herald., 1871-12-04

DALrIC LLOYD.
Id For sIETIlN direct, touching at CHRTSr1ANSAyD
and COPENHAGEN TO land Passengers and mails.
The 1rst c.sss iron steamship
HUMBOLDT. Captain r. Barandon.
viii sal on Saturday December at r. NJ, from Pier H.
North River. To he followed by steamship FRANKLIN.
Captain r. Drcyer, on saturday, December III.
CABIN passage, eoli, $50 s.eei age, gold, SIS
Freight for ~ Petersburg and other important ports
OF the Baltic received and through Bs OF Ladng signed
For freight or passage spply 10
wENpf A RAMMELsaERG. Agents.
Diice, ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

Cuba too, is cursed with its special Com
mune. The volunteers of Havana control the
Government there, and indeed throughout the
island, as completely as the French National
Guards lately governed Paris; and hasten to
their ruin at as headlOng a pace. They have
misdirected the policy Of the Captain General
for several years, and unquestiOnably retarded
the suppression of the Rebellion in Cuba, if
they have not indeed made its success posi-
BILE. They are now, it is threatened, about to
involve the mother country in serious quar-
rel with the United States, by refusing to per-
NIT the restoration of American property ille-
gally seized by them and promptly released by
Spain. AT least the release was promptly or
dered, but the Captain of Cuba, wholly
under the control of the volunteers, refuses to
obey the orders except on conditions which the
United States cannot comply with. Of course
our Government will look to the mother coun-
try for redress, and it may turn out that, hav-
ing employed the volunteers to suppress the
rebellion, Spain may now have harder task
before her in suppressing the volunteers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23
aeu'Uork Daily Gribmare
TUESDAY. MAY %. 1871.

The greater portion Of Paris been occupied by the
Versailles forces Fighting is still going on at the bar
rcades The Prussians driving back the flying nsur
gents The French Assembly has passed votes of thanks
10 NJ Theirs and the army. Gen. Dombrowski, with the
remnant Of his army, is surrounded at st. Ouen -
The House Of Lords discussing the Treaty Yesterday
- Revolutionary movements are becoming general
In Venezuela.
tits expected that the Senate will vote the ratca-
ton Of the Treaty of Washington to-day. g. Vice
President Colfax was taken suddenly i'll in the Senate
Chamber yesterday but his condition not considered
dangerous = An extensive fire has occurred at Bal
otmore one man being killed by the explosion OF nre
engine. Gen. Butler spoke against the treaty WIN
England before Committee of the Massachusetts, Legs
lature The cornerstone Of free bridge across the
James River laid at Richmond, Va, yesterday
The twelfth juror obtained in the Foster riab and
the case for the prosecution closed - Cold lll2
I'LL 1lls Thermometer, 67o, no, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

Paris is once more in the hands OF rIano 9
The national army to the number, 1t Is s''Oo '5
of $4,000, has occupied the entire western anu
southern line of defenses, and has taken pos
session Of the citv from the Neuilly Gate to
9 sbo pnr,arard dos Italiens The revolt has
oIin,boS tbs hill, Of Montmartre and still strug.
giles in Belleville, but the lel' jam n.,,,s -,
the Seine, the home OF loimo, .mI' ~"
Sc in tho hands OF the 1overnnich., anu .no
Esplanade of the Invalides is occupied by the
troops of Versailles. The Government feels
safe enough to indulge in Congratulations IN
the Assembly, and bills have been introduced
TO rebuild the demolished chapel and monu-
ments. The bronze column of Vend6me will
be more than ever regarded as the palladium
of the city, for its destruction by the Com
mune has been avenged with striking CELEBRITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

Coming, Fact, Mrs. Jones That is, the Prince
Alexis--not very soon, but next August ID. W. with
a whole fleet to guard him! Miss Jones may resume
the study of round dances and the Russian language;
Alderman Jones may get his stomach-that enOr-
nous receptacle-ready for the champagne; those
who have barouches for hire may varnish their We
hicles, and give their horses now and then hand
full of OATS and Capt. James Fisk jr, may begin to
drill his militia men-at-arms The heralding has
now become so circumstantial that it seems hardly
possible for to miss of our princelng and where
as we have before stated that the semi-royal excur
sion was given up, we and hereby state that it
has MT been SO Abandoned stand perfectly ready to
announce next week that it has, and so on ad
minimum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

Several great works fare now in progress
which bid fair to add much to the commercial
importance of New-York. First comes the
Brooklyn bridge, which will give new life to
our sister city, and more closely attach it to
the center of business on this island. Next
may be reckoned the He'll Gate improvements,
now advancing so satisfactorily under Gen.
Newton. That most formidable Obstruc-
ton to navigation, the reef at Hal
lett's Point, it is hoped will have been com
pletely reduced by the LIST of July, 1872. Third.
the construction of the Spuyten Duyvil con-
nection between the Harlem and New-Iiaven
and Hudson River Railroads, and the great
Union depot at Forty-second ST., will add not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-23

influenced as much by the mere, io,;e of ex-
element and hatred of order p.s by any higher
motive, and the same temperament belonged
to many of their followers. But it is equally
true that the daily pay and the daily Incidence
of a soldiel's life was powerful inducement
to many-of the National Guards to stand by
revoltrwhich postponed indefinitely return
to the vulgar tolls and cares of poverty and
peace. 1t will now be q serious problem for
the Government of Versailles to determine
whether that tendency to disorder, and that
disinclination to go back to the habits OF IN
dustry and frugality which are absolutely
necessary to population in the actual clrcum-
stances of that of Paris, can be controlled or
not 1t may be that-to use the brutal saying
of Carlyle =" the smoky chimney Is now
L" burned outn But if France is now ready to
enter upon her new career of Republican free
dom, the period of tribulation has been shorter
than was reasonable to expect.