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CONGRESSIONAL,


IIousE.-Ths Bill passed nppropria,In, .,oo.
annually for corps Of engineers to net with an EN-
lish corps In determining the British American hn'
Diary line between Lake of the Woods AVID the Ron.
Mountains.
Senate, SM-TNc 1louse joint resolution ycI,s,n.
the riOche grant. being the McGarrahau cluim u..
received from the House and temporarily disposed a,
BY motion u Wilson, by being laid On the table
lessrs. Wils0a and Trumbuli remarked there ~.
not time 70 dkIose Of the bill ut the present sc..o,
The Texas Railroad Dill also received from III.
louse. but action was postponed until the bill shs
b. printed.
Sherman, from Committee on Finance, rcpo,,s
back the House bill declaring section Is Of the Act IA
provide a national currency, .hall apply to ever
DanE President, Cashier and agent, relative to Tn
ce't'scation VI checks. passed.
TN motion III Cameron, the Seratc resumed con.i,
Grafton OF the PENN! hana Centennial Celebration
bill was ditsu ssrd without action. notwihs,audin,
the repeated cferts Of the Pennsylvania Senators
Scott arSl Cameron TO secure u vote upon Il.
The bill t. amend the bounty laws was passed. 4,
provides for all soldiers who were mustered into the
service Of the T. s. for three years between NAV 4h
and July 3D. 1861, and who were honorahy DISCHARGED
before sc'vin: two years, BY reason Of disability con-
tracted IN the service arc entitled to receive ilo)
bounty.
Williams reported with amendments, House bin r.
laing 10 the entry Of public Lands in the Tenitori,,
Of the United States giving settlers tho right to rn,c,
100 acres OF noa.mincral land In any Territory, re-
:ardlcss Of their having had the benefit Of tue pre-
emptivn laws elsewhere
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DEER LODGE CITY, FRIDAY. FED. -
san DOMINGO.

The safe arriya! cf tho Tennessee at San
Domingo. and the favorable impression
made upon the Committee. A. indicated by
The dispatches. brings the annexation ques.
ton again into prominent importance aid
o.. hciore the stuaLblc begins, We give the
following FACE. condensed from AZ elabo'
rate article. concerning the Island.
st. Domingo ard l'ayti arc names applied
70 the same Island. It lies south of east
from Cuba from which it Is separated hy a
channel. The Island contains 10000 s.,narc
miles. and hal a population in $3.50 of 900, :
900 people. The Dom:ricans. Of when
Dacz is President, control 1900 square
miles OF the eastern PORTION Of the Island,
and claim 90 900 square miles. The re.
muindcr Of the Island is possessed by the
lIny::cns. The density of the population
in 81. Domingo Is about 50 to the square
mile. The city of St. Domingo is on the
south side of tic Island; its population
about l0, 900. Besides this, there arc three
or -four other excellent ports and Large towns.
The natural resources Of tho Island arc
great, Its lands are wonderfully fertile ,
its forcs: cad fruit trees are luxuriant, and
ii is asserted the mountains. which attain an
a.,itulc Of 5000 to 5000 feet, contain rich
deposits of gold silver, iron, AMI lead. The
Climate is healthy. and travellers have cx>
haus,cd their finest adjcctives in describing
the beauty of is natural scenery.
ST. Domingo has long been plum in the
pudding Of anucxalonists II is envicd 10.
it's productions. ia eligibility rs naval sta
zion for our slua,lrons, and rs II footlo!l
for the cventualacri;,i'ion Of Cuta and The
West Indies. Until l.aJ it belonged ia
Spain. In tina. year it was coded TO France.
il 1903 IL: Dnninicans voluntarily rcsu
med allegiance to Spain. but the subsequent
revolutions r. suited in the establishment II
Republic. which, listed under Boyer as
President until 1874. when Dominica and
Nsyii formed separate governments. Sam
sana WAS President of Dominica during
these revolutions, and was again elected III
1854. when Pierce s.nt Gen. Cazcnau to him
10 lease the Bay Of Sanlans. Caz"nau was
I'Ss'sNN WIN ''s'I. NHN pst Sti
progress, but French and British agents
stirred .hc people to opposition. and DAcz
was elected successor in 80. Santana :iicn
organized II revolution. dclh,se'l Bacz, aud
splA dominica to Spain. Isabella sent an
army 10 possess the Island, but the Doniin.
cans rcvoltcd, and in 81 .2.3 drove the Span.
ixrds off, Tho Island was in tunlult ill
Is, when Bacz Was re elected and has since
been President. lie is anxious for anncxa.
ton 70 the United States Whether hc
deems Il essential to The rcrpeiuity of Do.
minca and his power, or whether he has y
money job in it, is hard to tell. We believe
lhc Commission now at St. Domingo is
honest, competent, and disposed 10 thor
OughIy investigate the question over which
there was sucl, an unpleasan. odor last year,
snd tina: rcpo., will determine the Amcri.
can people whether or not they want d..
ming", and IL they do, whether now is the
(iIuc 70 annex H.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Mr.. and Mn. Ben Holiday recepted 325
persons IN Washingtoh, . week ago this
evening.
Gov. Holden, of Tennessee, has the Ex
ccutive Office guarded with soldiers. and it
is thought will proclaim martial law. John.
son proposes to proclaim himself Governor
.fritz opposcs, marching the German ar.
mics into Paris.
Whack Ryan 10 out in address to Cubans
in the United States. and signs himself
General. tn.C Chief of the Cavalry Of the
Republic Of Cuba"
The Pennsylvania Pacific Rsilroad con.
'emplates leasing the Camden and Amboy
.lailroad.
. Paris will bc gas~lcss fifteen days yet
The temperance organizations of Masss.
chusctts are consolidating. Gold weather
Tho National Guard OF Paris Is " I've dis
solved and remoIeled before the Germans
enter Paris.
During January the French lost 800 pieces
If artillery and $50. 600 men. The German
loss for the same time was 10 COO.
The Garibnl,lians are ordered out of Nice
which Is not very nice for them.
New York and Brooklyn did not formally
celebrate Wasl,inS.oa's birth day.
Tho four STORY brick, % Bcckman street,
New York. burned Feb. 2ist, loss go. 900;
also, No. 40 William street; the machine
shops of A. Bartl,ulf, 80 to ~ Gold street,
and brick building and coal yard in rear.
Loss $loo,ooo
There was no news to Tuesday OF the
steamer Vile dc Paris, ssiled from New
York u Bordeaux. Jan. 2lss.
London sent $4,000 10 French sufferers
on Tuesday.
The Queen held Court At Buckingham
Palace on Tuesday. Among those present
ctl were the American lalics. Mrs. Nicholas
Fish, Mrs. Wickham, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs.
Augustus Hamilton and the dsus hter OF
Commodore Rodgers.
Bret. Harte attended the Union League
Club in New York, Monday evening
The Gsymans have ordered fifteen francs
per day extra to officials. during the arms
tice, to be collected by special imports on
unOccuoied territory.
The Vile dc Paris arrived safely ut Brcst
Advices from China 10 London, the goth.
report that m assault was ma ie on the sew.
ard party during visit to Woo Chung.
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His speech On corset tax Il mot the only
good thing SUNSET Cox has uttered in the
House. On the Oh last, during . Allibus.
sesing skirmisA - KIN tina, when motions
had thickened % % 70 muddle even The
Speaker. Cox wae On his feet waiting to b
reeogntsed, when member jumped up end
said. Ai. 1H "Ibt, se9aa.9 Httf,
M. spsakss, b shsss aoyshiss before
The HousefS hsaa ID ~ aata, ta I48I
"Yes, dr, I IN, /" responded Cox. ~.
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important to Mill Owners.

RESTRICTIONS having been given TO receive appli.
cations for pAtcrt under tho placer Act Oi July
nth. 1870 The undersigned L. s. Mineral Land Sur.
veyOr, n prepared to give information claimants de-
string to avail themselves vi the benefits Of said Act
anu make the necessary surveys, plate etc required
to make entry Of pla' cr mines. Parties maxim. In.
3n''es will please inform me the siz. of claim. mum
her Of parties Interested whether surveyed or an.
the regular surveys, aud the amount VI improvement
expended on the mine
Surveys ot mines for patent will he promptly csccu-
sion, ~ II II Wnslhuin. Surveyor General |. y IT,.
man, Ersistcr: X May. Receiver: Alien Dani0rth,
Helena ~ Lowry Esq, Helena: " u Flowers, High
land, and " j Dance, Deer Lodge
Persons on the West side will please address me at
Deer Ld.. in care of Mr.. q. H. Olinno,L
within GEO. d. FOCTE
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FROM WARM SPRINGS.
4 poStOtllcc Missing.
70 THE Eo.ron NEW EunrM.wEs7:

70 THE Ep.ron New Eorru.ws.7:
BY way Of variety. l send few items
from our prosperous settlement in tho Up
per Deer Lodge Valley. 1t is settling up
rapidly. Persons arc continually looking Out
for farms and many arc suited. From in
dications. they nrc making homes for them
selves and ,!nir rosteri;y for several agcs
10 come. .hl msin topics being: Who vii!
have the Ives, fences, the finest improve.
ments, and tho largest crops Of grain in tho
kroundt We have excellent farmir land,
and plenty OF water for irrigation. II grass.
hoplcrs and frost let US alone, VIC will need
tia, mill this summcr that capitalists talk
Of erecting.
The mountains above arc we'll covcrc:
with snow; the forests ,rcmble before the
sxclrsn, and tho wild game is rc,rcaling be
fore the columns Of wagons tlSt are NOV.
ing slowly into tho valley tho foot hill
florists Tie views Of our people arc vastly
different now from ,hst they entertained in
'0l5. Then, II was: Lets make our pile
and be off to other clin,es to enjoy it,"
Now. many Of us think VIC can live here
and bc a. happy As anywhere in the wide
world. Sumo have given up the pile
project; others have put II so high tina. l
think A. d. 1900 will find them here dig
cling "murphys' to top it off with.
Having read the j"yfu! news in our rclia.
lie County papers, that a Postoiticc lad
been established by the Department. ~
Warm Spring Creek, and that the key had
gone to Silver Bow, We concluded to iako
. hunt after It, To our nstonishn,cnt VIC
found tho Warn, Spring Creek postof.ice
fully established ut the Bernard Station on
the cast side of Deer Lodge river. close TO
the foot hills on the Silver Bow road, and
some i've or six miles from the place it was
granted for. How this change took place
we would like TO know, not having heard
Warm Spring Greek run in the channel Of
the Deer Lodge. II it has done 20 ~ will
petition again and lave some other name
not % liable "a change 10 the current Of I
stream.
Il y arm Spring Creek has CHANGED iss course.
To follow beer Lodges ensiefn shores. r ,.
We will have 10 watch, for fear sOmc day
u Will join Flint Cicck and run the Other way. a
Yours, truly, OLD SETTLER.
Warm Springs, Feb - 1871.
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Nearly every one 10 the Vale! knows OF
KNOWN u u. Vim. Q. Blake, who .sst to
work quietly year and half ago to estaC.
fish Garden and Fruitery, some ok miles
from Deer Lodga He has worked indus'
triously and With . practical intelligence
founded on long experience in the North
eastern States. It Is not our purpose now
to describe his model gardens-mere'y Ia
say that In few months bis investment Of
time. labor, and money, will begin giving
dividends In esculents and vegetables, and
We have little doubt will be onsof the most
EemuneSstive psopertie sin tue country. W..
solicited from him, few days since. fol
puLlicstio,,. the following tables, which
are the result Of years observation. The.
are, We believe, the most complete ever put.
lisl,ed. The following accompanying not,
explains their purpose: T..
DEER LoDoE VALLEY,
"a Month, 18TH. 1871. !
Ed. NEW NORTH. WI EST
herewith forward you the tables, which
will prove Of much value to farmers ami
gardeners throughout the Territory, and
will be Of assistance to tlsOse selling seed.
The question Is often asked Of them. .'How
much seed d" need for my gar'lcn!'' Very
few persons who have seed 10 purchase re-
ally know the quantity they need u buy.
They orc well aware. however, Of the ex.
tent Of land they wish the seed to occupy.
In getting up the ''0ardcn Table" have
made liberal allowance for thinning out
plants should they COME up too thick, and
for seed that fails to germ,nste. For in.
stance. estimated number of plants frOn,
one ounce Of cabbage seed, 200O-said ounce
containing between $500 and 10000 seeds;
one ounce Of onion seed contains 5000 seeds,
etc. All the plants that have classed y
hardy" am convinced can he raised in
this Valley; those classed rs TENDER" can
I've raised in the Bitter Root and other val
leys. Yours, truly,
W. G. BAKE.
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MONTANA CENTRAL K, r.

In the House Of Representatives, Feb. Oh
NJ. Cavansugh presented . memorial VI
tho executive board of trustees Of the Mon.
,sna Central Railroad Company, praying
for the grant Of public lands 10 aid In the
construction Of said road; which was re.
ferrod 10 tie Committee on the Pacific
Railroad, and ordered u be printed.
This 10 the Road, advocated BY the Xss.
ess;ss, coming from Corinne or Carter,
~ Henry Pass It the bed Of thu Madison,
and thence down that river toths Gsllatis
valley.
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! = : q = q Z . Z

TO THE WORKING CHASING arc now pre-.
paic to furnish all classes with constant employment
NJ home, the whole Oi the time for the spare mo-
Mcnts. Bushes. new, light aud profitable. Persons
Ut eitM' sex e'sy earn fvm 5Oc to IS per evening.
and proportional sum ~ dovotng their whole time
to tie bs.lmc-s Boys and girls earn nearly AS Wnch
men. Tint MI who this EOticc may send their
address. and test tho business. make this unpaa.
rlcsl offer: To such nut well satisfied, we will
send .ltO pay for the trouble Ut writing Full partic-
nlsrr, valuable ramplc which will do to commence
work On, and copy ri the Peoples Literary Com.
pa"o'! one ct the largest and hest family newspapers
publtshed-al cent Tree by mail Reader, II you wait
permanent profitable wOs il, address
S6 3m &C. ALLkN 4 CO., Augusta, Maine.
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TIE TERRITORY.

\ -Ns1Zette. H.
Suliivan's Lottery is to come of, surs, on
Wednesday next.
Tie telegraph yesterday briefly announ.
red that J. +. Blaine, Of Wyoming, was sp.
pointed Surveyor General of Montana. The
appontcc VIC believe to I've M. John. f..
Blaine, Of Lcavenwort!. Kansas, q brother
Of Congressman Blaine. Speaker of the
House. Mr.. J. L. Blaine. more Familiarity
known in Kansas rs Jack" was, when W.
first knew him. in tho we'll known mcrcnn.
tile house Of Kearncy & Stevens. He ,af.
forwards went into the wholesale grocery
business with his brother in law, Mr.. FL.
Fcncl,n, ut Lcavcrwurth, and carried on 4
lucrative business for some time. when he
was appointed TO the position OF Sutlcr ut
Fort Lcavenwor:h. Here we lost sight Of
Jack, and lie mny or may not have removed
10 Wyoming. lie lisa young u,sn Of genial
and affablc manners, and had scores Of
friends. lie will be welcomed - this city
by n large number Of warm personal friends.
who Admire linn for his good qualities OF
head ana heart. f...r .,. ~ r., .. .
Montanian, I6
The MontdniAN advertised Calico BALL
and Balloon Ascension for Feb 22l. More.
over. the local editor advises gentlemen 50.
Letting partners to send DIT Of calico
along to insure acceptance. Tina. heats our
sixteen yards lots. -. The public print.
ing for the Territorial Treasurer, and Al.
ditor, was awarded to the Nontaaian. il be
ing the lowest bidder {. 4. Judge Warren re-.
ccivcd letter from Judge Murphy. yester.
day, dated as Knoxville. Tennessee. in
which he stated that he would arrive here
in time 10 preside at the next term OF the
District Court :. Henry Scissl has gone %
Salt Lake city, Themes 10 Baltimore. The
County Commissioners agreed on twenty.
two mills lax for the ncxt year. ;. Twelve
apiece. was the average number Of vsjen.
tines received In Virginia ..,.,-.
Piouces; ls.. .....s -
Quartz Creek reports are favorable. Bed.
rck has tecn struck on No. II below. A.
high = $is 10 l,cing taken out In the upper
district John Bowman hes struck = good
prospecting bar three miles below Qoartx
There will he . 81. Psarick's Day Ball
III Masonic Hall, Missouk -. .sln A.
Brown. pioche, Nevada. wants istosspsiion
of her brother. james McWilliams. Dan.
lei Cudm,rc, who was shot by The. POwcrs,
u tho mouth Of Cedar Greek, Il rapidly con.
vaiescing. Powers has not been heard from
sincc tie shooting. :. MI. George Mont.
gornery hss takca the contract to deliver
$1,000 feet of ssw.loGs to Wiles 1 lleckes.
who intend removing their steam as~-msll
from Frcnchtown 70 NiseoulA He will put
upa boom Al the mouth Of Raitlesnaks. end
float the logs down. 80. Ne. Frsak II.
Woody died fos record, . Jew daye aga lho
oldest legal document h Montana u b u
bill Of sole from Father IT,. Jasee, 81 g. i
Mays Nission, 70 Major John. Ovss,1 sf
lhs property sou which Fose1 Owen 51ovt
DiandA The instrument b1aned le0aonbse|
Dth, l000--ovus - yean 60
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]" The Senate yesterday ConklinR report.
FL bill Incorporating Thoa A eoott. BENZ
Egzlessoo. JsA = Wilson, r. b. Van vi.
kenbary snd oshsss In . kind Of uud.ea
Bay Company u Chipa and Japan. ,..,.
u b probable no aesiou viii b taken On
IT, West Point, Csdet basines& w gs#I
The English. American Commission win
bsgin it, labors next week. Administrs.
tioa c'rcaes are warmed up b. Earl Kim.
berry. advice TO CanadA7 TO pat In Ii. dam.
asss fsou, Fesian raiis - claims against ths
united csateA b1l Ia i "a ~ / lH#
There Il coal "cornet" IN New Tod.
Il y selling q The rate Of 90. per Ton. Tie
papers dsnouaee thc swisdls bitterly. y6,e
Since Qsssa v,eaoris teok ~ placs A.
u EnslisA throne, ,syssy othef thsoos h
Easops. fse4 u kasa - ~ grsaisst h.
cpasgsd oceupeleA alAI ms .aiidpa j. 49,
], An nxsois asvspaps appsan with tAsse
esaanas bea1ed =. Special Noaies.-I
es,sans pssssvsd 81 those QoehaaS0 WA
s1gbt = a1vstieA~
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NAL. .JNO. KINGSLEY
MERCHANT TAILOR.

WOOD STREET, HELENA.
make speciality Of Fine Goods and perfect ftx
guafan,tciH. -s,si-lacti0s In all eases.
Wm Wiswrll lin rem III ElieEschmid,s storcI Deer
Lodge T. Kept constantly supplied with SAMPLES Of
all my goods.
Measures and Orders
Taken by him. will he filled by me- and the same guar
cntcc given a. In my own announcement.
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Adm, mist "a, tors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned adj
~ mthistratM vi the estate III Frederick MUog dc.
ceased will appear before TIE prbatu Court Of Der
Lodge County, Montana Territory NJ the next rcs,l,,
lAprill tern, thereof to make a settlement u
said '.t'te, ut which time All persons intr,c-tcd in
said estate may ap!',ar aud contest the same.
Feb. II, 1871. CONRAD KOliRS
&jt Administer,
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Millcrs can get al excellent newspaper,
devoted TO their interests, by sending 81 to
J. d. Nolan s. Co., Publishers Of the Mill.
ing Journal, IS Liberty Street, N. Y.
California had al ear,hq ight--on
the 9Th inst.
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(SurGloncl.s Table
SHOWING Tng QUANTITY Or agGD ReQUlnSD voR 4
slvEN NUMBER OF 1gBH OF DnlLl, 10. - 1iAAA,
AND 10. o. PLANfs.
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Take NOticc!!

A0pesseas Indebted tod. n WILCOX are ssaaesss:c
- cs0e ard and settle a. eaec. Last years 49,
ipG-lase call Be governed secosdiDeH
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Settle I'm.

sSCISAc Up
ALL pcraons having accounts with the undersigned
arr nOtl0cd that Z p ~ - ~
A SETTLEMENT MUST BE MADE BEFORE
FEBRUARY I. 1871,
BY Cash o. Note. The 10 p0sitive and withoSl a.
cepelon: KOHkS = HEO., Meat Market.
Dees Lodge January & lS7l. '..,l s.... 3D.. ..-
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This Evenings Dispatches.

San Francisco. n The weMher IL severe along the
coast Several castsEs ase wreeked and many DANA
eed Mech aaxsy b fe ios the easssy Of the steamer
Idaho, now four days over due from tie North Co.
lumhis. The loe. to Oregon and S,utAesn Crlifonis
down. and II h raining ard throu, the seste
Dasid 4. Gerald. hwy9. nstivs Of Rhoae I,lsud,
and graduate Of TIE Law school, died shh ussuine.
Chicago. - tits reported that the chie,ro Club
are negotiating Tor the ,psrchasc Of CrosIys Opesa
lIousc, for >d5N0o. and win retain the An Gallery
ssd Asdsoian for their pssssat uses converting The
ress u ths uppss portion Il the building isso N d.
CANT cub lloaas Tho Audtosiun viii, It u ssii, b.
r!ased under The management q II. Nevicker. ty
London. 3l--a:S0R. =. The SSesserd bee speejaa
from vsrsaics. which apaosnose that the tsesty Of
peace was sigped to-day By Thien and Bisusarcs.
so@e q he details sse yes unatsasssd bat On VIM
10 1naiay settjsd to.mosrow. Francs pays 70 Oef.
n0y - 6a0oo tAa)ess. aAlsses aud Loealne, isc3s.
Alae The cities At Nets and Nancy. are ceed 70 ~
0rsaans The Ganas army Win NOT casss Pasia
Bmpaw willian WIN lsayc q Aosday.
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Farm and Garden Table.
SHOWING the wElGurs or SEEDS, AND the AMOUNT
or DEED REQUIRID 10 cow ONE ACRE, EITHER n
DRJLla. mDLl4, On DRoADcAST.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad viii change
ths whaling busluess u The United States.
Puget Sound b only eighsess deys from
the bess ground left - American haJpooa.
En- Ills the cheapest and best placs ID
NE Pacific 10 d ost re6t, repair. and de.
ehare& Klsdsed - this busissss, and Of
eva 'laf9es djmsasioas, viii b The tskina
aa6 esslsg 81 cd, hahe, asd haiihst upos
, lise Of sossdiaes Of nsasly.3y 80 miles In
e1leUAia 81 JlldN igcitiH .xl4asaj la tai
tXlaG WllliaD y ao0eaished q She iutelli-
gooee I'D sdacaalnA of Pasisien childs0.
He, eslegmohsd Loais Keyssse lassly iAaa
elildsoo eoly three - isss ysaD ed Qeak
HsnaA 1osstly.
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Estest at'rs By 1tltsralh
FRANCE.

r., -
= N York. a "A Hispatsh from London stseeD that
ex.Seerstasy High Mccullough, Benjamii Norm,
Secretary Ut Legation, Russr Sturgiss and !. 8. Nor
gan. WIN sss ~ the American Committcc to relieve
and Distribute funds fur TIE relief 1t suffering French.
On Monday dispatch was eent placing u their credit
l0yov pOands. aud with the suggestjon that the ag-
cultural distlises b. relieved n once. H&F@3
London. 81 --Thicfp. Favre and Picard arrived at
Paris yesterday and were 20 80 TO Versailles sS-day.
All the Eaiopsss States wi recognize the new Frsoeh
Government. n. Louis Joseph Buffet is new Minis.
ter Of Finance. he has arrived At Bosicaux, and bis
appointment vas announced In the Assembly. Duke
DE- BrOglie has been appointed Ambassador to France
1t London. 81. J..
The Armislicc Extended to he seth.
Paris. ss-Tbe Aonises, vessaillee, ssys the war
indemnity win ts 2O00oo ,haless. The 0ernans
want immediate payment If al0O.oQ. and accord de-
lay for the remaining s,OnC0O.
The Aonisevr says Trocha has resigned At Thiers'
request and returned to private life.
The Gssiots say l.yons telexram.. will 80 to Paris
to afford Thierr moral support IN the psaes nesosia
tions. The railways Of Paris arr rscstablirhed.
The Noniseur ju-,idcs Germanys demands Of T.
OsOM0, and recalls the exam le Of America. II
sds France will sOon sscevcr provided che ahsndo0s
ssx,s warr ard al-O that the srmistoe h
prolonged until The seth ut midnight, md denies the
reports respecting Prussinn demands. bismarck and
Theirs maintain absolute silence at present.
Paris. 4a-Nothtng l. positively known as to the
conditions Ut peace financial journal says It 10
morally mpossibc for France 70 psy the Indemnity II
sO0ND ~ half that amount. Thsrs IL 1t Vcr.
sailcs TO- day.
Peace Concluded.
Paris 2?-Diemarck has communicated the peace
conditions = Vienna, London. and Petersburg. The