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Arrivals Mt the HoteIs.

ST. RLES- fully. RofRIEToR.
y 4 Luders, Dayton.
q shaw
\ + Scott, Dunderberg Mine.
l. Odds, Carson Valley.
q Wegstein,
RA Young 4 wife, silver City.
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ArflNnls.

BY OVERS RENO STAGE.
W II Beatty, Mrs Meyers,
4 T Scott, MI Goodaii,
j Iarkin. Dlds.
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oRNsnY mousE-c. n. FRYER, PROPRIETOR

Tho Eager, Virginia.
w Roush. Dayton.
Mrs Whitaker, san Francisco.
Frank W Henderson, Genoa.
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TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Session OF the Pennsylvania Diocese-Pro-
posed change In the Canons Of the
Church-A New Diocese to be Created
Postpone ment Of tho St. Clements Church
Suit.
PHILADELPHIA, May 0, 1871.
The Pennsylvania diocese OF the Episcopal Church,
now in session In this city. have had In consldera
ton to-day the question OF change In some OF the
canons OF the Church for this Diocese committee,
appointed to report on the resolutions Of DR.. Hare,
in connection with these proposed changes. reported
In favor OF transferring the whole question to the
next annual meeting OF the diocese
There are now two di0ceses In Pcnnsylyania-the
Western, or Pilsburg diocese, and the Eastern, or
Pennsylvania dloc ese. 1t is proposed TO make an
other diocese by taking some OF the counties from
the existing ones. The Pennsylvania diocese Is In
favor or the measure. IL wifi be definitely fixed at
the General Convention that meets In Baltimore In
october next. -,
The most important business OF the meetlnB VIII
be accomplished tomorrow.
The 81. Clement church suit was brought before
Judge Ludlow this afternoon, lie decided 10 post
pone the hearing until the supreme Court had de.
cided some questions now before 1t IN connection
with the suit. IL VIII come up again May Co.
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s. r. THO NJ A s.
Herald Special Report Via
Havana.
MOVEMENTS OF TEE CABLE FLEET.
AFFAIRS IN VENEZUELA.
TelscaA. 40 TINE NEW yak HERALD.

HAVANA, May 10, 1871.
Ths HrnALp special correspondent at St.
Thomas sends the following despatch regard
ing affairs on that island. and at the same
time gives some information respecting tho
condition Of shings in the republic of venc-
zueIa:--
ST.. THOMAS, May 4, 1871.
The steamship Dacia, accompanied by tho
Myrmidon, appeared yesterday on the port,
the Dacia apparently graphing for the sup
posed dropped cable. The telegraph company
here says that all is right with the expedi-
tom but why it should return now, having
only left on the morning Of the 1st, If every
thing is all right, we are at loss to know.
VENEZUELA.
We have received later dates from the re-
public Of Venezuela. BY decree of the gov
eminent the ports of Cumana, Barcelona,
Carupano and Maturin are declared to be
blockaded. Another decree of Blanco orders
that all goods passing the ports of Venezuela
for New Granada shall pay full duties accord
ing to tho Venezuelan measurement.
This last decree has called forth general
cutlery from the merchants, and the foreigners
will be the principal sufferers thereby. Fears
are entertained Of this intended menace on
the part of Blanco, who refuses to pay all
international claims.
An outbreak at Caracas is expected, headed
by Generals Lucien Mendoza and Arstiqueta,
both of whom are liberals and were formerly
friends of DlaEco.
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VERSAILLES REPORTS.
TtlEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Captures in Fort Issy-lsrandy Poisoned with
Tobacco-COnsicrnation in Paris-The Fire
from Montretout-Thc Garrison Of Issy-
Approaching the Walls.
VERSAILLES, May 10, 1871
One hundred and twenty nine cannon were cap
tured In Fort Issy fifty or which nave been brought
to this city.
POISONED BRANDY.
Large quantities OF ammunition and provisions
were found In the fort was also considerable
brandy infused with tobacco. The latter rendered
fatal the wounds OF those who drank 1t. The cap
turc OF Fort lssy causes terror among the Parlsans
THE FIRE FROM MoNTREToUT.
Battery Montretout continues q furious fire upon
the southwestern portion OF Paris to which the
federalists make but feeble reply.
THE GARRISON or IssY.
1t is claimed by the government that the Com
munist statement that the garrison escaped from
Issy before the capture OF the fort, is untrue.
APPROACHING THE WALLS.
The Versailles forces are slowly but surely APP
preaching the enceinte OF Paris.
Probable Evacuation OF Vauvrcs-Arrival
of tho Spells mt Versailles.
VERSAILLES, May 10, 1871, via LONDON.
The fire from Fort Vanyres ceased at SIX O'Clock
this evening. II Is believed the fort has been cvacu-
ated.
ARRIVAL OF THE sPOILs AT VERSAILLES.
body OF the troops to-day escorted to Versailles
the cannon and nag captured at Fort Issy. The
captured standard was presented to the Assembly.
Several of the members made speeches c0ngratu
lating the troops on their success
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. c., May 10-7:30 L. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., May l0-I30 Z. NJ.
Synopsis J0r the Past Tnenty-four Hours.
The weather remains unchanged, with high ba-
rometer and brisk westerly winds on the Pacific
coast. The high barometer which prevailed on
Tuesday IN the Northwest has spread southeast into
pennsylvania and Kentucky The low pressure then
prevailing In Tennessee is now In Southern Ala
bama. The barometer remains stationary over
the Eastern States and lower lakes. The
temperature has risen on the lakes and In
the northeast. Fresh and light winds from the
northeast and northwest have prevailed on tho
lakes and Atlantic coast Brisk northerly WINDS
have been reported In the lower Mississippi valley
and the Gulf The ain OF Tuesday night, after ex-
tending along the Atlantic to Delaware. IS how
abated and conaned to few points in Tennessee
and the Gulf states.
H-obdD flltfes.
Partially cloudy ana clear weather Is probable Tor
the lakes and Gulf on Thursday, ana CLOUDY, FOB
lowed by clearing-up weather. on the south Attain.
tic No material change IL Appreciated FOR tue
Middle aud western states,
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PARIS REPORTS.
KILOGRAMS TO THE new y0lX HERALD.

'A@ssM'"o ~ W. Us" ioaA
Tho Sitiiugs OF the Communicated Insists
on Rcsianing-The Southern Forts-An At
tack Expcctcd--No Quarter TO be Given.
PARIS, May 10, 1871.
At u recent sitting OF the Commune on Tuesday,
It was decided to insist on the resignation OF the
Committee OF Public Safety, and that the appoint.
nlent or their successors should be made imme-
dlately. The Commune also de cided TO meet on
three days OF each week, except In case OF emer
genCy, when the sittiDgs Will pc held permanently.
The sessions Will be held in the Hotel de Vile.
RossEL INSISTS on REsIGSISG.
NJ. Delesc.uze announced that General Rossel al
heres to his resignation and appealed TO the Com.
mune to forego all animosIties. The meeting was
characterized with denominations between the
members OF the Central Committee and those Of the
Committee OF Public Safety.
THE SOUTHERN FORTS
The tri-coior is oatng from corner OF Fort Issy,
but the ior apparently, Is not occupied by the Ver-
sasts. The Commune announces that 1t is unoc-
cupied ana untenabe.
Fort yanvres Is still burning.
AN ATTACK ApPREHENDED.
The drums were beaten all OF last night, the mill
sary authorities evidently apprehendlng an attack
from the Assemblies.
NO QUARTER TO DE GIVEN.
The subcommittee or Organization, In procla-
nation issued to-day, orders the most relentless
measures toward the besiegers. No soldier will be
allowed TO depart In the slightest degree from his
duty, and all the troops are forbidden TO cease firing
upon the versasts who may attempt TO surrender
while ugitives I'D straggers to he sabred when
caught or II they are in numerous bodies are to be
fred into merclcssly by the cannon and mitrai
icuses.
Communist Defeat Mt NeHii,y-When the
Walls Will he Breaclled-ticneral Despon.
dency in Pnris-A Priest Arrested and
Observation-Disclosures Fined-Al Quiet Near
lssy.
The Daily Ne,os special despatch from Paris says
the Column in the Place Vend will fall on Thurs
day.
COMMUNIST DEFEAT AT NEUuLy.
There was sharp engagement yesterday of the
bridge OF Neuilly, In which the Communists were
beaten.
WHEN THE WALLS WILL BIZ PREACHED.
breach In the walls OF Paris Is expected to be
practicable by the end OF this week.
-. GENERA. DEsPoNDENCY IN PARIS.
Another despatch, dated Paris at a late hour last
night, says there mas been no cannonading since
seven O'Clock this evening. The National Guard
and the parizans OF the Commune are discouraged,
and 1t Is rumorcd that there Is serious dissension
between General Rossel aud the Committee OF
Safety Of the Commune
THE BoMDARTMENr
Auteu and Point du Jour were bombarded to-day
from Montretout and "Brimbrion," and the popula-
ton flying, panic-sricken, from that portion Of
Paris
PRIEST ARRESTED AND RELEASED.
The cure OF the Church OF St. Sulpice has been
once more arrested by order OF the Commune and
again discharged from custody.
BAKERS FINED.
The Parlsians Impose lne upon those bakers
who are exorDitant IN their charges for bread.
ALL QUIET NEAR IssY
The official Journal OF the Commune OF to-day
reports all quiet In the vicinity OF Fort Issy
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Pools on the Founders.


Last night, being "he git before the battler be-
tween Joe C0burn ana Jem Mace, there was a slim
but motley collection OF lesser lights OF The sporting
fraternity AT JohnsOn's, corner or Broadway and
Iwentyeghth street, TO attend the pooi selling on
the coming fight. The greater number Of the sports
had already lett the city to witness the combat IN
proprd PERSONA leaving the smaller Try behind
them to watch and wait anxousy Tor the earliest
news from
THE SEAT OF OPERATIONS.
Those gathered NJ Johnson's last evening were
evidently OF the latter class and II required con-
siderable coaXlng ana urging from the auctloneer
to induce them to make any bids at all. In the
first pool sold Mace brought fifty dollars whi,c
Coburn sold Tor thirty-tye dollars. After great
amount or talking on the part or tue seller second
pool was started in wnicG Coburn sold for twenty
dollars ana Mace Tor thirty onc dollars. The specta-
tors seemed to nave lost all interest In the matter at
this stage OF the proceedings, aud stood around In
groups OF three or Jour- bright as To the color OF
their garments anu le5plcndent as TO their dia
monds, discussing the merits OF the respective COM
Datants and the chances oil success.
Say, look a. here young fellow, don't give your.
self away on tins thing; don't make no mistakes;
money talks here; 50 Jest put up or shet up re-
marked one or the elegantly rayed gentlemen
..who toll not neither do they spIn,i 10 OF his
companions who had beel engaged IN conversation
with him.
"What am offered for Coburn In fifty dollar
pool; he ought to lick Mace sure; who'il give me .
twenty on him." broke In the voice OF the auc.
ONE TIMID YOUNG MAN
finally ventured TO give twenty for Coburn, en-.
pitjitcO, by one hard faced sport "Sly, Coburn
ought 10 lick him, II he has TO have the ring
pay and other jewels; ''give the man a show. They
never give our men show over on the other side.
but we Will here"
Twen.y-one, two. &C., until the amount reached
thirty dollars, when the bidding ceased, was sue
cessively offered for Mace.
Betting was 500 to $50 on Mace. and not very
lively that,
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BRITISH WEST INDIES.

Order Of KnigiithO0d Conferred-Ccnsus a
Observation-Disclosures Decentralization Of u
Monument.
KINGSTON, Jamaica. May 10, 1871.
Mr.. Nugent, President or the Council OF Antigua,
has been knighed.
The census OF Barbados shows q population OF
100000.
The English ship Queensberry has been struck by
q swordfsh, which penetrated to depth or thirty
inches, causing leak which nccessitated the dis
charge or the cargo.
The government OF Trinidad will erect monu-
ment TO Mr. Werkestern, the late editor OF the
Chronicle.
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THE mACE-cobSTaH FRIZE FIGHT.

~~~~~-~-"
Great Concourse OF Sports '1 .,~u.
Excitement Concernins the -. M.
DIace's Friends Determined III.
Man ShnL Wfn-T0m Allen tn sscos< -,
Owen Gcoahegnn 10 be Coburn's SEE.
Match Between Arthur Chambers and GeSA,
Seddous.
ERIE, Pa, May 10, 1871.
Nine enths OF those intending to witness the hghs
between Mace and Coburn have gathered here ana
although the number Is Ear from being as large as
anticipated. IL comprises thousands. Every train
East and West passing through the place has brought
its scores to SVEN the concourse that last night
swarmed about the principal hotels and netwith-
standing the deep interest felt In The result no dis
turbance has occurred at this writing
Mace arrived about four O'Clock this morning
ana was at once despatched to quiet retreat three
miles outside the town limits where he will remain
until taken TO the boat on which he ana friends
Win proceed 10 the lighting ground. coburn re.
NAMED in the village of North East until this alter
noon, when lie came In town and is now at his
quarters.
The cltizens OF Erie seemed to have caught the
nghing infection. and many gather about the
doors OF the leading public houses and pass the
time away In specializing upon the probable
result OF the coming encounter and upon the
ruglIistc status OF the more recent arrivals There
are thousand rumors aloat regarding the seconds
oil the principals the referee and or intended inter-
ference at the rne-sde, bat none OF such stories
anon! the knowing ones obtain tho least creuence
AT present the indications, however, are rhat Tom
Allen, oil St Louis, the broad-shoulncrcd gentleman
that Mace whipped one year ago To-day Ut New Or
leans, Will be one of Mace'5 seconds, their little df
hculty having resulted IN sworn friendship. The
other second is Us yet undecided. The same author
Ivy assures the writer that owen GcOghegan, OF New
York, VIII be one Of CohurE's seconds and that the
other has net been selected.
The boats Minona ana New York the former
chartered by Mace and the latter By Coburn-have
arrived here from Buffalo and VIII be in readiness
NJ midnight 10 receive the delectable crowd
DESTROYS OF invading Canadian SOIL SO fear
less are the respective partes in the interest OF
the principals that notices VI The intended "eXcur
sions' are posted IN Offices ana barroOms or the dit
erent hotels.
Mace has q great number OF friends here-men
determined hat there shall be lalr play-aId, should
nothing Interfere. Tie fighl tomorrow Will und0uDt-
euly be the best That ever occurred IN America
The gathering OF the Sports mas been productive
OF another match-that between Arthur Chambers.
the light WEIGHT champion OF Eng nd, and George
Seddons, another Englisnman, the light to come or
eight weeks from to-day Tor $1,000 side, the local
Ivy beng near 81. Louis. rom Allen and Mr.. Roach
OF the latter pace, are the respective hackers.
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ROSSEL'S RESIGNATION.
1sLrcRAMs 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

Eeoape or the Garrison Of Fort Issy-Isesig-
aation of KOsseI-A spicy Lettcr-IIc Asks
COf Cell In tho Mazns.
PARIS May 10. 1871.
The Commune asserts that the garrl ion OF Fort
fssy has certainly escaped capture.
RESIGNATION OF RossEL
General Rossel closes q communication TO the
Commune complaining that lie had not received
proper support IN the following words:-"Two
courses were open to our forces, VITO break
through the obstacles which environ Paris, or to
retire. The former has boon found to be impossi-
BILE and therefore we have retired. have the
honor to ask Of you q cell In the Mazas.p
Another Version OF the Rcsignatiou-ROsse sci
Snys Everybody Dclibcratesj Nobody
Obcys-He Has Not Received Proper
support.
LONDON, May 10, 1871.
The following Is another version OF General R0s-
sells communication to the Commune resirniua the
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All the Paris forts to be Surrendered and
French Prisoners Returned

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Our special correspondent in Berlin sends
us the following despatch:-
BERLIN, May 1O-Evening
Prince Bismarck has met the requests OF
the Versailles government in very liberal
spirit.
THE WAR INDEMNITY REDUCED.
By the treaty of peace just signed he has
agreed to reduction of the war indemnity
by half milliard of francs, equal to twenty
millions pounds sterling Zone hundred
millions of dollars). Consequently the
Germans receive Immediately French
bond for four and half millia- 81
francs (nine hundred millions of dollar aeY~
able within one year and endorsed by eet.ea
and German bankers. The bond is sFa
bic into stocks or consos, whichever Germany
may prefer.
NEARLY HALF THE AMOUNT TAKEN ALREADY.
Two millards of francs -four hundred mil
lions of dollars) have already been taken by
Baron Rothschild and Baron Erlinger, the
French bankers, and by Herr Hahn, the Ger
man banker
GERMANS TO WITHDRAW.
Immediately on the ratification Of the treaty
Of peace signed at Frankfort to-day, ma
jority of the German forces will leave France
and return to Germany.
THE PARIS FORTS TO DE SURRENDERED.
The forts east and north of Paris are to be
surrendered to the Versailles government
Immediately, and all French prisoners in Ger
many are to be returned to France as rapidly
as the railroads can transport them.
HOSTAGES.
According to the treaty, the Germans will
hold only Belfort, Longuy and Nancy as host
ages till the fulfilment of lis conditions.
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command OF the army. He says:-'I cannot endure
to hold the responsibility where everybody de-
liberates, where nobody obeys orders, where
nothing is organized, and where the guns depend
for service upon few volunteers
HE HAS NOT RECEIVED PROPER SUPPORT.
In continuation the General complains that rem
forcements have not been granted him when
urgently needed and that I'm point OF fact the CON-
mune was incapable Of the discharge of the duties
pertaining to it. lie, therefore, retires from its
service and demands a cell In the Mazas prison.
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CUBA.

Stnbbing Bonrd ship-Tho Sugar Crop
of Santiago.
HAVANA, May 10, 1871.
An italian passenger by the German steamer Kolu.
from New Orleans, stabbed the second officer Mr..
Lange, seriously during the passage, so that he Is
not expected TO recover
The sugar crop for the district OF Santiago de-
Cuba is about 5000 bogsheads. against Al, 900 In
1870 The DtariO OF this morning claims that the
decrease In the island for The present against last
year Is 1000 tons.
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Operators Terms Rejected by the Cen'rnlia
Miners.

LOCUST DALE, Columbia county, May o. 1871.
meeting OF miners OF Centrala and the miners
OF this place was held here yesterday, and the
OF the county taken by ballot for the acceptance
rejection OF the operators proposition, which re-
suited In the rejection of the operators proposition
by a majority OF l5i votes.
A committee was appointed 10 draw up res0lu-
tons condemnng the acton OF the minority OF Cen.
tralia district and warning them OF their imme-
date expulsion If they persisted IN going to work
against the Will OF the majority.
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THE BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERE RAILROAD LITIGATION.
BOSTON, May 10. IS

BOSTON, May 10. 1871.
In the matter Of the Boston. Hartford and Erie
Railroad the Massachusetts, Supreme Court have
decided that Moses Kimball, Thomas Talbot and
Avery Pumcr are the legitimate successors OF the
original trustees under the Bardal mortgage, and
upOn their complying with certain specified condi-
tuns tho receivers are to place In their hands the
propcrty aud franchise OF the company.
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THE MYAON DIVORCE CASE.

To TIKI EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In your Issue OF May inst you state that a d.
vorce was granted against me. The facts are that
the 2sth day OF April 1871, Judge CardozO granted
to mo divorce from Mary n. "Myronn on the ground
that she was at the time OF her marriage to me the
lawful wife OF Charles A. Ross, formerly OF this city;
and. therefore, she continues Mrs Mary y. Ross TO
the present day. DAN MYRON.
NEW YORK. NAV 10. 1871
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ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Tho House Of Commonwealth for tho Regis.
tratIOn Of Voters Adopted.
LONDON, May 10, 1871.
In the House OF Commons this evening the gov
eminent bill requiring ana regulating the registra-
ton OF voters was carried by only sixteen majority
THE BROKEN ATLANTIC CABLES.
steamer left the Thames to-day to attempt the
repair OF the broken Atlantic cables.
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VIEWS or THE PAST.

MAY IL.
ls64-Battle OF Spottsylvania, Va, commenced; the
rebel General J. f. Is. Stuart killed.
lS5A-rhe steamboat Pike snagged ana sunk on the
Mlssisslpp; nifty OF her passengers drowned.
lsI2-Spencer Perceval, Premier OF Great Britain
assassinated by John Bellingham In the lobby
OF the House OF Commons. -
177s-Wiliiam Pitt. Earl oI Chatham. da,L
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AUSTRIA.
The Reichsrath Refuses to Grant the Right Of
Initiative to tho Provincial
Diets Of the Empire.
TELEGRAM TO TaE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, May Q, 1s71
In spite OF the efforts Of the new Minister, Gro
cholski, who is known TO be IN favor of giving an
independent provincial legislature TO tho differen
nationalties Of the empire, the Senate rejected
bill granting to the diets Of the various prov inco
the right OF initiative In legislation.
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Ease Bail Notes.

The Boston ami olympic clubs have arranged to
play return game on the Union grounds, Williams
burg, towards the latter part OF the month.
The Etnas OF Chicago defeated the Forest City.
OF Cleveland Tuesday, by a score OF 4 OF.
On the Union grounds to-day, Mutual champion
senior Vs. Fly Away champion junior.
YALE wHALKD.
NEW HAVEN, May 10. 1871.
The Mutuals, OF New York. defcate the Yales to-
day In game or base bali, by score OF 20 to ~.
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He Says Everybody Deliberates
and Nobody Obeys.
A PEACE TREATY SIGNED.
TElEGRAMS TO THE HsW Y0ax HERALD.

TElEGRAMS TO THE hEW Y0aa HERALD
A Dehnitive Treaty Sgned-The Forts to be
Surrender Before the Payment of the In
lcmnity.
FRANKFORT oN-TnE.MAIN May 10, 1871.
defhitive treaty OF peace between France and
Germany was signed at two O'Clock this afternoon.
FORTS TO BE DELIVERED UP.
IL is believed the Paris Notifications now occupied
BY the Prussian troops VIII be delivered to the YER
saies government even before the payment OF the
first instalment OF the war indemnity.
A Real and Durable Peace Effected.
BERLIN, May 10. 1871.
A despatch from Frankfort to the Provincial
CorrespOn1eaten says the negotiations completed
to-day will result in eLecing just and durable
peace and not merely IN removing temporary dill
culties.
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A.-Tho Russian tVapOr) PntI,s, OF and d
East Fourth street, the popular luxurious
and extensive Paths in the United States Open daily from
A. NJ. to I. N. Ladies' hours daily, 10 TO IL A.
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M Clr,rre 10 Rhcumaiics Tor Gunru nice 10
cure Ia iimtei quantity, nx. FILTERS khfuMATlC
SYRJ Il or money refunded. 81 Joha street.
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A.-FOr tylish ard Elegant Hat MT Penn.
lar prices go DOu 102 Nassau street. corner of Ann