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EMhGENA GOGUE

Warnor's IAN, me.nn xoxue ia the only article
known 70 cure the whites az curc In caae) Where
he family u which This portant medicine not wanted
ehoud procure IT, II Ia also cure for Female
ekuares and may bc depended upon IN every case where
thc monthly How bss 6sen obsrucd through cold or disease
sed by diukghis Pco One Dollar. Or ssnG ~ mall on re-
csirt Of One Dollar and Quarter.
Address 0l0 state ST. Chicago, Iii.
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Chicago Market.
Chicago, Jan. 20.
Flour-Dull. Prime white winter $6.7597S5
Whe.t-No. spriny $l19Sl20
Corn-No. l, 49c50c; No. 2. 429S ~ grade
1894 eta.
Osts-Dull 1t 42g421s for No. g.
Hogs-A.tive. $6.S0D$6.S5 for heavy drs...
Cd hogs. $650@t660 fer light
Cattle-Choise stock scarce and in good DE-.
nand at $G75A70O; butchers stock $5afs5O;
COWS and heifers $350G$4.00
Lsrd-l21 cents.
Highwines unchanged.
NeW YORK MarlGel.
New York. Jaa. 49,
Wheat-Prims No. 2 Milwaukee $1.4O@l 80.
Rye-fl.05 for western.
Osts-Firm Ut 6l962 ots. for western.
Corn-Mixed western 79G82. Old, $685..
Lard-12ss coats.
Gsld-llOl.
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The Markets.

The general grain market shows continued
improvement in wheat, and an advance Of sew
eral cents in corn during the week. Cattle
steady, and hogs little weaker.
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COUGH NO MORE.

WSrMer's Cough !Ialsam is hsalins soften
N Immediately relieving and eveutusly curing most o.
oense cascs OF coughs colds throat nauen
rs ~ prompt !. the relief ane certain IL Effects in
that thousands Of ptyscaAs daily IT, and one
end ~ Say that the most healing med
one bote shc's ssd BY arusIs in large bottles
safycr. The Balsam will cure
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JOHN F. HENRY,
eooLLxax PLACE, NEW YORK,
Wholesale Agent.

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ASS~srsiy ~!'.~G; r.'''cne 81 ar
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10 Mar"-. -, 49," p" '''"' g OBJ. = -rs a. FiTs,
induced d sc!E..ttl, :'.Hr .. 49, IT,, ta,c
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OnsNar. tInN u thirty .tr"'s ''s"'," nat the
alarMin. srl'i'ncrs 81 ~ aIr' tHl :, cared
without a..G. -; me" -. CHI" april
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DYSPEPSIA.

Warnor's Dyspcpsia ,Tonic 10 prepared
s1presy for Dyspepucs and those suffering habtus
COsayenss: Nsasighuy stimulating toaic and speoGd
appeus~ theme the stomach rstoreo S dir
I've oySIs ther heathy state Weak nervous ma az
pepuc pefsoas should WAAHsRs DYsPnSrA ToIIc Ia
sAls By druggists. Prioe One Dollar "
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N :. n HOOD.
now LOST, ysNW vESrOnnU

just pullislei second clifton. hy Dr. LEWIS tra ,.v,
I'M MEDICAL COMPANION Ann Grng To IigALTu or M,
!hhcW ,hW oi SptynatoNhua or Seminal WoNkNe~s inuo
Ncy M.h'a aud Physical mcapacy. in,pod,Inrn,s Ia M
!mss 'm ana The NencrcN and syptoc MAlsdie, viii
pah anu ch directions for the speedy cure Of
s!nt"ns non9rthra ul~, STRUCTURES, and al disease. q
ue SKIN nu!h ~ scurNy Sctolla Ulcers Rolls ,otcbe. snr
plrs on the t,ce and body rnicnsv And III,
induced 10y seliindulgencc or sexual .suavaynncr "
"" cTchtsn httnof, In I'll. admir- able Trpsae elca
ueonsuac. ifom orty years successful practice tina, III
Mshihg CONSEQUENCE. o senhusc may I've radically Gu ed,
pointing OUT mode ol cur" Nj simpe and c,,,
nal hy meas of which ny"y sufferer no matter what his rn
GiuOn may be- can bc rlrruay cured cLaapy p nJy AND
Radically t. This Book sho0i he Ia ,hr hands or rysr,
youN and every man liz the land. " ''
beat nhdrt seal, IN a plain envelope. Price No cts
Address Ia. LEWIS No. n,nrh ~, New y,-l
Forty years private practice. r,arip.iyr
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WA EEN &c i<'N
PILE REMEDx.

W@rnor'1 Pile tened v he's never failed mot
sveo cae ease % care We vy Of Blind lS.
nS 81 Neceng Piles Those who afflicted should immo
ese ecu on their druGget aad get WAnHE1s PILE RRnI
en-. .H1 g: e Pile. and !: 40. .
rg yeas standing. Price One Dollar For sals By irIs
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FINANcIAL AND CoMMHcRIAL.

The loss, money market is without msteris
change since last week. The same demand FOL
money Is then reported, and the same slossnes'
in The market
In New York the market is reported active,
With call loans from to per cent.
In Chicago the demand for money is reported
- active as ever, aud slight increase IN the
amount of loauable funds. To regular custom
ers at the banks the rate is as usual, ten per
cent On the street good paper is taken at from
IL TO per cent. per month.
The government sold over million dollars in
gold at about ll05s. The bids amounted to
over 100000. The market is quiet, and the
closing price in New York was 1905
Government bonds are without change, and
are quoted about the same as last week.
Ravens, Mcknlay Il Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
US. Us. 1881 ....llO1a
0-Iu, Ioo@ lUo
o-2U, 1914 80. 80. lOS
500, lS65(old) 80. los
$40, '65 & '66 new ....... 107
4N'" $50, '67 ......... 1914
o--u, 1000 .... 80. IVA
lO-40, ........... ....... 1865
Gold, ....l Uo
Silver, ....................lO luz
Exchange Oh n. -. a prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds 49,. par.
Foreign Exchange is lower and is selling at
1915 per &.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

F ls6nAe6 o. te 7Avo1t LtOS slcA a. Cbuoh COI1s
WAoopf'V Cough. BroncA9t Asthma and Consurswion
Probably before whole history Of medicine hs.
mankind y hi. excellent remedy si pamon.ry compail
men It has risen higher and higher In their alton a. hss
become better known Its uniform character and power
i.known g. reable protector ag.inst them. While sspsd
the time the remedy that can Be gven s
incipent consumption and the dangerous affections Of Ss
throat and ungs A. provision sgsinst sudden attacks OF
o.p should be kept hand every family indeed
all sometimes subject colds and couehS I'll MD be
provided with this anidote for tlem,
Although settled Consumption thought incurable. sui
numbers OF where the disease settled have
been completely cured. and The patient restored - sound
health oy ire CheTy Pttul So complete 10 its mastery
:nate q them yed 70 It When nothing could reach
sngrs and Public peaks ind great protection from Il
Asthma always relieved and often wholly cured by &
BrochIts 70 generally cured BY taking Che, w Petoro
In small and ireq uent doses.
SO generally it, virtues need not putsh
the certificates OF them here do sssurc lie pu
lie that ia qualities fully maintained
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Exchange on Chicago. New York

Exchange on Chicago, New York
And all the principal cities East and ws.,
II - u q ii II n ND Sold
Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland And all IN.
purchasers. " @ - '~>
u. -. Revenue stamps OF all oniust;>os
constantly on hand and for sale
and Silver bought and sold. WV
To those who favor with their patronage would ~
We shall Se able 10 extend such facilities and aocorodaH
- We trust will prove 10 them satisfactory and profitable
EAnk opsa from "a H. oiP.N
EDvARD EAkHs, Pre-id.a,. T.. T. SHELpoH Caahsy
L. H. Evkss Wee Ires't. E. ShApLKY AM't CsAtav
OttAta, January ssh. 1870.
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Exchange on n. :. a prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds par
Foreign Exchange is lower and is selling at
1916 per {.
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DIR. J. Is. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST.
SAT - CONSULTED AZ sRs
CLIFTON HOTEL. OTTAWA,
DIR. II. OLlN.

H utItF UIts At Tue DSpensAfy for Dre0aea of 0he
NC ~"o Far nc AAUson SGc"' janl'y
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OCEAN STEAMER
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL II, 1871.
CLEARED.


Steamship Francona. Bragg Portlsnd-J Ames.
Ship Amlnta (Br), Myler, Liverpool II Sparks
Snip Lovitt (Br), Cloudy, Philadelphia-Boyd
hsncken.
Bark L'Tnvidia Gtap. Ca6ero Dubin-slocovch 4 Co.
Bark Eros (Nor, Turkeson, Konigsbcrg-Funch, Edge
Bark Adslen (swe), sandwln, KonigsbergFunch Edge
Co. -
Bark oiua Ital Pedone, SYRIA for order-slocoyieh &
Bark Maria tItall, Lacasa. freste-seager Co.
Bark Montana, Mudgett, Caibarien-J Ward Co.
Brig Emelia Ceestina Ita), Amodcn Naples-funch,
Edge Co.
Brig Goodwin, Craig, Cardenas-yas Henry.
Brig Rush, wilkins, Cardenas- -Chas L suiaume Co.
Brig Bismarck (Br), McCulIey, Sydney, OBJ Whitney
Brig orinoco, Knowl.on, Sydney, CB-Cranda, Beraux
Co.
Brig Mary Grace (Br), Mills, IIafax-D Dcwolf Co.
Schr koon Jasper, Port France (Marnique)-F Tai
bot 4 Co.
schr Angie Amesbury JONES' st Kitts--J s Ingraham.
las.
schr Water Lily, Mcating, st George NBJed Frye Co.
schr Chas Paige. Doughty, Savannah-Evans, Bali Co.
Schr Nancy Smith, Tooker, Charieston-Evans, Ball
Co.
schr Altoona, Fitzgerald, Wilmington, NC-s Loud Co
Schr Daniel Picrson, Pierson, Aexandra-S Lond Co.
schr Pioneer, Lathrop, Georgetown, DC-Evans, Rail
Co.
schr Freddie L Porter, Small, GeorgetownE Crowell 4
Co.
schr Addie Osborne, Mathieson Provinceown- Wen.
berg.
schr George Washington, Peck. Stamford.
Schr q Acken Mead, Stamford.
sloop Geo Davis, pewart, New Haven--Racke,t & Bro.
Steamer Maynowcr, Futs, Philadelphia
Steamer a Sinners, Davis, Philadelphia.
Steamer ID Uuay DAVIS, Philadelphia.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols Philadelphia
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TsLeGRAPHlC NEWS ITEMS.

Twelve convlcts escaped from the Nebraska State prison
Lincoln on Sunday night
Four drowned Thursday at Sank City, Wis,
while trying to run raft under bridge.
The house OF Matthias Karlc, at Germantown Wis,
burned on Friday and Mr. his wife persisted In
namcs
George Applewhe, OF the most notorious outlaws of
Robson county, N g., killed by apary of citizens
Sunday.
The Troy Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
which had been in session in Troy several days. closed
yesterday afternoon.
Ferry Hart, Pike county NO., Saturday last shot
and killed William Dayton, Tor alleged criminal intercourse
with Harris wife.
Yesterday morning workman named Wilkinson fell from
the the City Hall In Baltimore, distance OF
sixty feet, and was instantly killed.
Commissioner Peasonon has decided that discharge in
bankruptcy bankrupt from all Liabilities including
Indebtedness to the federal government.
Ben Wade choice OF many prominent republicans for
ONO and Efforts VIII be made TO induce
him 10 accept the nomination for that olncc.
Henry Harris coored has been convicted Of murder 10
the degree ut Marion, Ark for killing J. ID. Crockett
grandson OF Davy Crockett, some months since.
The body Of Ferdinand vesehorG found In the Della
ware river Philadelphia yesterday In his pockets were
found letters written in German from friends living IN new
York and Boston,
The Nebraska state Lunatic Asylum at Lincoln was
persisted in the OF whom was chained IN hts
cell. Loss $4,000. Insured $l000oV
On Saturday night about four mics east Of Circlevile,
Oho Peter Lc seventeen years. struck his father
with tho spinal cord The son says his
father, while drunk, struck him with the weapon
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A RUN ON A NEW RAVEN ssyEsi BANK.

During the latter part of last week rumor was
circulated in the city to the effact that the Town
sends Savings Bank, well established bank in the
city, had become embarrassed and was about TO sus-
pend BY Saturday afternoon the rumor had gained
wide circulation, and yesterday morning the effect
OF 1t was to send large NUMBER OF working men
and servant girls to the bank at an early hour. The
bank which is in the best condition, Immediately
placarded a notice that 1t would renal n
open till shutdown to "receive and pay deposits"
Notwithstanding this reassurIng notice many of the
poorer deposltors called for their money and
received IL. Fathers 0'Bren and Hart called at the
bank and assured many OF their Pensioners Of the
sound condition OF the bank and deferred many
from taking out their deposits. Others could not be
persuaded. The bank remained open until SHUTDOWN
and paid all who called for their funds During the
day Mr. Townsend, the president, received numer
Gus offers OF assistance, all Of which he declined.
cause.
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REPORTS FROM PARIS.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Fighting Going On-The Sound Nearing
Pnris-Foreisn Representatives Urging n
Observation-Disclosures Items.
LONDON, April IS, 1871.
Dispatches from Paris, dated yesterday
Odonday) evening, for transmission to the
NEW YORK HERALD, report as follows
THE FIGHTING NEARING PARIS.
Cannonadng and rife firing Is going on at
Neuilly and the Porte dcs Ternes, and the
sound seems to be nearing the city. Neuiily
is still warmly contested.
URGING TRUCE.
A rumor is afoat that the representatives
of the United States, ENGLAND and Italy are
jointly urging the Commune to agree to a
truce.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Menotti Garibaldi has been elected men,
Der Of the Commune.
The Commune has instituted general COVE
martial.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
& pnsIpo Ty y M dre Trieste March Ma.sees
and % passengers to Henderson Bros Experienced rough
Steamship Aradne Pennington, Galveston via Key West
with mss snS W% vss MS % CIV
and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to Washington
ship William Tapscot., Spencer Louaon, IS days, with
%as 70 S Sssy9 @ and TOOK s e .a e ns9s I'd
.sS 10. had Ssss:
@
ss &c stem frame u
:s
& during e FL heavy " sa Sr w. Gsssa
heavy gale from NV, with tremendous sea; carried away
Hou.s aas sesn .nS d s
Banks. - - - =. . 'N'' -
with Tt he nossrn psas
r. nsS ne cssnns 81 e em
Bfls Hyperion, WOODBURY. St Grolr March 81, with sugar
April lat Is o6, ion s. 90 schr Mevne OF Passport
I,ss Wright sgT W.ss. Hs,sns.' asy With
no OF se 20 eney Parker Had ane wea
Brig 4 Rich .i TrSy,nssowpS Remedies. day.. with
e % pos :ssr Ea om ansa. ds New
, sssT Mccoy t rEapsfer Abbott Para days Win
been days OF Hacras, with strong variable gales.
Scnr Palestine, FharO, Virginia
Schr X Hickman, Price, virginia
Schr j Fort, Fort, 9corgetoHp DC.
Schr Lottie kots, Endicott, Georgetown, DC
schr Baxter, Waterman, Georgetown DC. for Provi
dcncc.
The steamship City of New York. arrived 18th redorts
April lat 40 So lon q passed bark Chandric Br from
for Montreal 10th, lat 10 3d. Ion 81 80 Anchor
steamer bound ,l2th lat ~ o. lon ~ Co., bark rggcd
steamer bound 18TH lat Il So lon IS 49, ship Prnx Albert
tNG), from Hamburg for New York.
Passed Throrgh Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr M s Hathaway, Howe, Machias for New YORK
schr Ward, Morton, Machas for New York.
Schr John Moulton, Crowley. Addson for New York,
With lumber " James Murray. ~
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s Fs Frankfort fss ssr
schr Hattie Ham Golden, Rockand for New York. with
scnr Lucy Baker, baker, Rockland for New York. with
sehr & vanacscr rhnney. Portland New York.wi.h
u s,hr w y Yr,s r Mqr o,,on for phase
sshr Remsen Elliot Boston FOR New w York ssv vors
@ M MARY 1 % Hosspo 1r Tor rs with
schr NJ French Shields, Rockport for New York, with
sehr ) smith, snow warcham for New York, with nails
ssSs cSnminss Bou, Pigeon Cove q, roT Drosslyn
sehr Bell Price. taunton sS for asS New York
sr Gss d ss~ 9G New York.
schr Baker, SNOW, Providence for New York.
% rssnss for for
. Schr Lawson, Fitzpatrick. Providence foe Croton
schr VIM carsll, Hall, Providence for New York.
schr Sarah Blake Blake Portsmouth, XII. for Hsvsr
schr Maria Barber, Nelson, Westerly for New York.
schr Cabinet Lynch, Newport for New York
seRr tlIa SroSsi, Srowel New Haven ios York
schr Haze MoMamss Greenwich for New York, with
schr Falcon, Wheeler, Stafford for New York.
schr Margareia, Raynor, G'en Cove for New York.
schr Racer, Howard Cold Spring for Wards Island with
schr President. Rradlev, Venice for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship rraneona. Bragg. Now York for Portland.
BTg Hssns New Y Work y Tor oR POI
Schr Loring, Higgins, Virginia for Fall River.
schr Vaughn, Risley Georgetown: Dc for Provi
dcnce
Ellen Baxter, Waterman Georgetown, DC, for Provi
dencc.
schr Edward Kiaaor Baker bs.1more for Boston
Me.
Schr James Raynor Bruce, Philadelphia for New Haven.
Schr Saratoga Weeks Philadelphia for East Greenwich
Schr Susan Scranton, Hovey, Philadelphia for New
Haven
schr G Parncu Provost, Hackensack for stamford
Schr Rarkalew Holmes, Port Johnson for New Haven
Schr Ridley Breckinrge, Hoboken for Bridgeport.
Schr Memento Mason, Albany for Norwich
Schr Alley, Burlng, Albany Tor Burlington
Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Albany for Porchester
Schr Adrian, Emery. Coxsackie for Salem.
Schr Delaware, Kellar, Rondout for Bath.
Schr Sea Flower Chase, Ronlout for Providence.
Schr Silver Spray, -, New York for Bridgeport.
schr Abby Weld, Brown, New York for yicksboro.
Schr Eliza Anderson Clarke New York for Middletown
Schr Excelsior, Murphy, New York for Cold Spring.
schr Mary Ned Green, New ork for Providence
schr ID Kahn, Stockn New York for Mddletown.
schr Goodwin Waterbury, Port Morgan tor Stamford.
Schr Progress RUSSELL Greenpoiut for OYSTER Bay.
Steamer Doris, Young, New York for Providence.
Steamer Mes Davis, New York Tor Providence.
WHtTEsroNE. l. I, April III PM.
The brig Milwaukee, strout sailed from College Point AM
of 10th with portion for Greenpont thence Sta
ten Island with balance of cargo
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Governor r. @. Mccormick, OF Arizona, Is stop
ping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mr.. George F. Lincoln, ex Mayor OF Boston, has
arrived at the Hoffman House.
General r. Hayden, OF the United States Army, has
taken quarters at the st. Nicholas.
Ex-Governor Bullock, of Massachusetts,, is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel on brief visit.
Mr.. Koopmanschap, the Postmaster General that
is to be, is lording it at the Hoffman House.
DR.. D. Thomas VAIL Of Troy, Is stopping at the
Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Vice President ColfaX and family left Washing.
ton to-day for their home In the West.
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RUNNING N8TEs-PERs0NAL AND GENERAL.

Democratic state Convention In Ohio June l. In
Columbus.
Louisville, KY, is putting in q claim for the next
Democratic National Convention.
The Cleveland Herald asserts 1T TO be q fact that
q teaspoonful OF salt taken in water and the same
quantity deposited In each stocking, next the bare
feet, just the chill Is coming on will efectually
cure the fever and ague. 1t docs not cost much to
try the experiment, at any rate; but we think Con.
gress ought to take the duty on salt there will be
sucn demand for the article in certain suburban
localities.
The right OF to vote is soon 70 be tested in
United States court.
Ex-Governor Denlson republican, OF ohio. IA
out IN favor Of universal amnesty.
The Chicago Republican wants every gambler in
America to como to Chicago and ply his vocation
Perfect security and large profits guaranteed. New
York can spare few.
General Thomas Ewing, Jr., says that he will not
accept the democratic nomination for Lieutenant
Governor OF ohio, but will support the ticket.
The Baltimore american states, on the authority
OF an intimate friend OF Andrew Johnson, that the
cx-presdent has gone back on the democratic party
and declares himself subscriber to the republican
policy and wants to DO taken into the party In full
standing.
The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle very properly thinks
that the appointment by Congress OF committee to
investigate the political and social condition Of
affairs in the South TO act during the summer vaca.
ton, and to report during the next session, cannot
prove detrimental to Southern interests ana charac
ter. The Chronicle adds:-If the Investigations are
TO be conducted with fairness, with the single de-
sign OF bringing out the truth, the whole TRUTH and
nothing but the TRUTH and free frsm political preu-
dice, with an eye solely to benefit the country by
frank, candid exposition, we ought to congratulate
ourselves that at length fair opportunity afforded
Southerners to display the outrages-the enormous
outrages-which have been perpetrated upon the
people Of the South, under and by virtue OF recon-
structicn and In the name Of "loyalty,n
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Another Circular from M. Theirs
Explaining His Policy.
The Authorities Temporizing for the
Purpose Of Gaining fine.
pnUssIANs MAssING NEAR PARIS
M. Cremieux's Wife PetidiOning
for His Pardon.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON, April II, 1871.
have received the following dispatches,
and forward them for publication in the NEW
YORK HERALD -
PARIS SUMMONED TO SURRENDER.
A despatch from Versailles says the gov
ernment has given Paris twenty-four hours to
surrender.
TIE GOVERNMENT FORCES AT MEUDoN.
A special despatch to the London Times
from Versailles says the Prussian trenches on
the terrace at Meudon are now occupied by
the government troops, and that sixteen guns
pointing towards Forts D'Issy and Vanvrcs
have been placed in position there.
INSURGENTS SURROUNDED AT AsNIEREs.
Marshal MacMahon has succeeded in sur
rounding the insurgent troops at Asnieres with
strong force from the Versailles Army. The
cannonading on Sunday was less continuous
than for several days past.
A COMMUNIST DISASTER.
The correspondence of the Independence
Beige says the end approaches. The affair at
Asnieres was disastrous to the Communists,
whose lines are filed with their dead. The
Versailles forces are within one kilometre of
the Porte des Ternes.
ANOTHER CIRCULAR FROM NJ THEIRS.
M. Theirs issued circular on the evening
of the 10th as lows:-''The Paris insur-
gents are en,ptying their houses and selling
their furniture The government continues to
temporize for the purpose Of collecting an ire
sistible force and also to allow the Parisians
time to reflect The insurgents say we shoot
prisoners and intend the overthrow of the
republic and the suppression Of the subsidies
of the National Guards. These statements
are false. There was some cannonadng to-
day, brt it was without result. Otherwise
military affairs are quiet, and nothing of inter-
est has occurred"
THE PRUSSIANS MAsSING NEAR PARIS.
The Prussans are massing large reinforce
ment to their troops in the vicinity of Paris.
THE COMMUNAL ELECTIONS
The elections at Paris to fill vacancies in
the Communal Council attracted but little
attention. A large portion Of the voters abb
stained from the exercise of the franchise.
BEGGING A PARDON.
A despatch from Marselles says the trials
Of the Communist leaders arc proceeding. NJ.
Cremeux's wife has sent petition to Presi-
dent Theirs asking the pardon of her husband
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Finances Of tho Province OF New Brunswick.
ST. JOHN, N. b., April II, 1871.
In the New Brunswick Legislature the Provincial
Secretary presented statement Of the expenses of
the past year and the estimates for the ensuing year.
The estimated available income is $44s, 900; expen-
ditures s436O0O. The latter result Is only obtain
able by the strictest economy.
The steamship Assyra. of the Anchor line. sailed
on Saturday for Glasgow direct. She discharged
and loaded in less til an five days.