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business doing, hoden refuse cncee further Cool Prime grls
suppy the Of Jys j. SMALL hui euoJgh f
present purposes Vest India grades neglected; prices nn
ra stock Rio in this country I'D Z bss ueuug Rha
here Galveston $3.50 Al NeW-OHear 40 Mobile 1905
Savannah and q l15 Baltimore the recea arI45 here yer
embraced 300 bags Rio
CAYDLbS-Ihe demand been very light for al has pne.
nomna steady quote Almanne At c. for Y ind o.;
Sperm ri a0c; Patent az ioc.
COAL-The market been settled since the large public
Of Scranton; lo6er have been ocr l from yard; ~
a - rer Foreign limited supply ord hrr; demand fa
DRUGS AND DYEs-Sal Soda is good demand iui DE mrze
firm The ket Lemon quiet yey Opium remains
dull the endncy toward ver rates Other descriptions ere
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follows:
od recepts 9462l9 n Currenc 2avment'... S3W660 u
Gold raymenu 1858 81 Currency balance. i7Ji6O %
Gold 632j AZ u Customs. $4,000 %
CurneIey receipts..... 33,l1i "a
There is feversh tone to the foreign exchange mar
ket due the high rates commanded by cash gold there
being more profit in lending coin than in buying ex-
change Hence at the close there was an easier tone,
hl,t tes warc nnchanged We nnOte
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NrEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of

EW -JEhSE1 hhl-hohD1mpTT M C C ME- ~
or HOUk comm ucu, A4y o. lJlFor WESf PHILADELPHIA
at 8:3p n 1870 400 g. 60 - $40 j! night
Camden. and For BALTIMORE ini
WASHISGioE aud THE MESf via Baltimore $3.50 llo and
g2Is D. Ia For THE SOUTH AND SOUTH VEST, $3.50 a. m,
b. Palace attached the $50 tran dAy
through l9nehbug without change For the "bsl wa
Peunsylgana Karoad9:JOa and = D. Silver Palace cars sr
attached $3.50 and through from New YORK 70 thursn
Chicago change. Silver Palace attached To- the
D. through 10 Pittsburgh Cincinnati loui,slLe ~
io and CHICAGO without change foot Of Dbro
ses-t foot u CorlaHdtsi. and ga Broadway. C'Dai5l
T. ". RANKIN Cen Pas. Agt T. w JACKSON, htnl sop :
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AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY p, l35L
L. d. RUCXER
GenlSup'L.

Passenger station EewYoTk Of Twcnsevnthst and
Foulth-aye. Entrance Twenty seventies
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Rye Flour is steady ana quiet 4e saes are % % IS i - 10
Corn Meal 6un demand for Shipment sales OF 30 b6
We quote: ma N
corn Meal estern 3 "a G. Mea. BrSe pc ~ 500 ~ "
Corr Meal w. 10 a co.
has been less active M Grain an rates ~
sail have weakness the onerngs Of Flour arl Fons
tie demand vessels carter
moderate The engagements to-day WE; To l'
poo-l5O1D sail III Corn and go ~ bgs 30
baes Cotton in lots, a., aud iit ~ sa ana fIo''
AZ for Tnlow and los for LAM sud Bacon bT steam 70
Iofton-I 500 bush 3D. sail; aud to GLASGOW 5tp ta
Grain al 3D. steam The charters include British bars WIN 700 -
petroleum 10 Corr for onIr. "a 3 ~ Continent s. ID and so
other Cork for orders, With 80 bb and e ' nl
American trh WIZ
40 rs Grain In bags orders CO.
FlStI-The demand Dr. Cod has been very ght and prices have
Tendency unchanged OtLf
- hnI r.nrIces Ne
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: THE MONEY MARKET. Z
SALES AL THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-fIIisT CALI
10y n'CI A.. NJ.
N"ffs OF SOtfTHWfHt D"HA
4 0fH u, X. $40 Cou 'b1.......llff


Gall, o( fa fond. iaIroad Ioafs-BdnK Itdrodd-E
stocks r. .
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feeal Notlres.
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

ALBANY DAY LINE-C. VIBBARD and
~ DANIEL DREW yestst at $3.50 and lr -iourths at
A. m landing lonkers Tar and Nvack Thy ferry oat
Cozenss Point Cornwall NeSburgh POughkeepse, Cas,
and Hudson
mop ITRINY aud TROY BITFFATlO and
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District Court Summons.

II THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH
i JUDICIAL DISTRICT Of the State of Nevada
r NJ. smith plAintiS. Against Della smith defendant
Action bI ought in the District the Eleventh
Judicial District OF the STATE of Nevada and the COM
PLANT hled Ia the ohce u the Clerk sAid District
Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 Della Smith
defendant.
You hereby required SApeAr ~ an action
brought against you by The Above named plAintin
in the District Court - the Eleventh Judicial pistrrt
81 the state Of Nevada. and the COMPLAINT
hled therein within tt days exclusive Of the day Of
serNic"l after the serSSe you ofthi- rnasns II
served within this stunty; or IEsrVed Out,of this
county but in this district within tSrty yS other
wise within forty days, judzAtni by scfA ult will
he taken against you according the pt aver Of said
complaint
The sAid Action IL wrought dt-solve the bonds OF
mAtrimony existing between yourself and plaintiff
a. will more fully appeAr by reference Ia the com
plant certified copy Of which accompanies this
writ III" original row on ale In NY ofhc.
And you Ar hereby notified, ;iItif you fat to Ap-
pear and ansErr Satt cunIiaiut, above required
the Aid paiuiiH Sl If1y 10 tire for the relief
demanded therein.
Given under my hart and tho s.Al Of the
SF,r District Court Of the NsVcnth Judicial Ii.--
I ! irct Of the state Of .i-vsda this ii day
49,. ~ December. tn the y.hr % Our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sev--<y
Z. \. WATERMAN. Comfy Clrrk.
$50 cent Nevada revenue stAmp-caHc.iedl dT-iIT
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AN ANCIENT LIzARD.-It is rumored that two
little lizards have been found inclosed in the
stone Of petriied trees, near Calistoea. One
was killed by putting IL into whiskey; the other
was preserved alive, and is now in the posses
sion OF Sam Brannan. The live specimen is
about two inches long, and all save the head is
translucent. The Bulletin says: 1.-THE crea-
ture was found imbedded in the body of pet
yiied fir iyee. about two or throo feet In diam
ster. By counting the layers of the tree, IL was
ascertained that IL was 500 years old when il
commenced to petrify. II was lying fat on the
ground whea found, but the manner in which
II is broken from its adjacent stump shows
that II must have petrifed while standing. II
was found in the midst OF petri6esl forest,
about three miles and half west Of Calistoga,
in Napa county. This forest embraces about
ten acres Of trees, all Of which are in com.
pleto state Of petufaotion. Most of them have
fallen to the ground, but a few. well rooted,
are standing, their immense weight, however.
causing them 70 lean. They comprise redwood,
Lnadrono, manzanita and oak and contain spec.
linens as large as eleven feet in circumference.
The petrifaction Of the hr species is the most
pleasing In appearance. The pitch layers have
formed into beautiful quartz crystals, and are
. really handsome ornament for mantelpiece.
8ayans say that the forest standing was ages
ago immersed in water, and that the petrifac-
lion took place while so immersed Mr.. Bran
oan, 10 preserve some Of tho bestspecimons Of
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Arse.1a silver Mining rompnny- cope

Mining Di'trict. Elku CoIuty. ala.
N"tic" i >yryhy given. that at a meeting Of the
TRUSTEES Of aid company held on the s-vrntrcnttr
day % hrccLb'r, 1870 al sss'ssm-nt no ~ OF nifty
cents Der share Sa- l~H-l uIr - capital sto,t Of
lid c"mIaus. payable Immediately " tuitsI States
Eud coin. to ihc secretary. the Once tile rni.
pauy, Room 10 IL Hayward's Building. No 40 Cali
fu.-,ss street, san Francisco. Cal
any stock upon which aid assessment shall re-
main unpaid on Ihur-dAy the min, tenth tIgthl day
~ January. ISL shall be deemed dcliuguent Antr
will he duly advertised for sale puhic auction and
unless payment shall be made b,f0rr, viii be sold
on II EsDAI, the seveu. nh day Of february ISL
10 pa5 the de nFuent assessment together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
WI. WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofhce, Room l. HAyWArl's Buding No. 4IO California
street, san FrauCisco Cal d2Itd
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Personal SEcrkrrI--"wil you do me a
favor:" said young Brooks to his wealthy
friend, Simon Hanson. II wish you to lend
me go. sir Call at nv counting house. >"
reloined HAndsom- George was not long In
paying his respects. What security can you
give me, young gentleusn:" MY personal
security, sir." VERY well. set in here" said
Hanson, hfting up the lid of large iron chest;
Get in there exclaimed George. In aston
ishment; what for?" why, this is where
/ always keep my personal securities
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this forest. has had hauled to the grounds of
his hotel in Calistoes, material for a summer
grotto. 1t Is built in the form Of round pyr-
amid, about 10 feet in height and Is feet In
circumference at the base. The tree trunk from
which the reptiles were taken was broken to .
length of about AZ feet Its weight was so
great that 1t tool the strength Of two yoke of
cattle to raise it to a perpendicular position.
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Notice.

20 THE CNEDlTnHS of'th estate Of Louis Goir-
l deceased Notice IL hereby given by the under
tianc7i Administrators 81 tic above nan estate to
ihe creditor. Of and all p-Tsons having claims against
Louis COR. lIte Of the town Of Caru county of Eno
deceased, to exhibit the with the necessary
vouchers, within four months from the nrst pubra.-
ton Of this noce. TO the undersigned At his Once In
ihe town OF Carfn. JOHNsA. PALMER
Administrator Of said estate.
tAfIin' Nov. -, 1870. n25lm-dlO
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ACCORDING to General Sherman's report
there are 2, 4SS commissioned officers and a.
$40 enlisted men in the United States army
at the present tme-or one Of the former to
Il Of the latter
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Through Tickets to all principal cities In Europe for:
rzb 81 the Company onicer.
A. y. TOwSR, General Superintendent
T. Il. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent dit
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Foreclosure of Mechanics Lien.

N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the undsrSigneP
~ have commenced acton in the Ninth here
hfore Eleyeuthl Judicial District Court Of SevAdA
against schrader Co. to forcclose Mechanics lien
on house and Lots described follows Wit: Lots
MOI ~ and - In Block 81 southwest corner Of Sixth
and Main streets, In Mountain City Elko County Ne
Nads All persons holding Claiming usbs under
the act Of this State securing Liens to ineca and
other- on said premises, notified to be appear
IN sh Court the 10th day OF Msy. lsT ard 10 exhibit
then md there the proof said liens
W. NJ. BENNETT and
HENRY :. HUFFSES.
:" III. Lucas, AIRY Tor Plfs. JAT
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TIE eleven States that in 1864 declared
their secession from the Union, had in 1860
population Of 9,104, gel. By the census Of
557.
The Grsnd Jury Of Alameda county has
found an indictment against Mrs. Faiy An
order for bench warrant was made and tn @
case transferred to the Third District Court.
An effort is being made by citizens of Co
rhine, Utah Territory, to have the United
States boundary survey Iun so as 10 include
that town in Idaho Territory.
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ORLEANS HOTEL,
III Post Street.
SAN FRANCISCO,
II. +. UHRiASDT. Proprietor.

~ SEw BEDS, LARGE AND LIGHT ROous.
Sc; with gas and water throughout attentive clerks
Ill portsfs and walters. Carriages free from tho
boats 70 the hotel
Every delicaey that ea1 be had in the market put.
upon the table.
The best Of WINES AND LIoBORs in the BAR
FAre-pHCT titan any Erst-clA ~ house in the city.
1t Is the resorTfor Nevada and Railroad people.
Er-Come and try II!
san Francisco, December Is, 1859. g9tf
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

CEALKp BIDS WILL he RECEIVED UNTIL.
- MONDAY, January TO- 1871. at Ia O'Clock ~. for
furnishing Medical Attendance, Board. Fuel. Wash.
Ing aud Cnthtng. Tr the INDECENT Sick In the Elko'
County Hospsnf, si1nng the Rmount per patient per
day. also tbs price per patient for burial the term
OF sir months; payments to jc made In Elku County
INDECENT Sick Fund allowances.
The Commissioners reserve the right 20 reject any
and all bids
7. 4. WATERMAN. County clerk.
Elko, December 10th, 1870. dlT
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speaker at q recent Sunday School Con-
Tention at Vincennes, Indiana, related how
cruel parent forbade his Daughter TO 90 to
church, and how he took every bit of her
clothing and locked it up in tsunk; but she
went, nevertheless.
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The San Jose fCal.) Independent advises
its readers to examine their game, and says a
wild duck, with the skin unbroken and appar.
entity healthy, vas found to be full of parasites
IN the form of worms.
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The Lawyer and Client

Two aryers- vixen Enotfy Ger.
Ssook hands AID ut-e friendly - b-fl-v-
Zoco1s'- $40 tAe ciiea;. - Ngala tain laou how
Nou c1n Be tr,enas, Who ssch toss EJ.ss aory-
Tho1 fcolT SD one - iKuye-s, thcslSh - keen
LIKE shs.-s, Eesreu ourselves, bet WHAT'S bxiEes-
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GENERAL GRASr's majority in Tennessee
was 30, S99. The Democrats, in Novsmber
hast, elected Brown Governor by a msio1jsy of
q, 479. Here is q change in two years Of 81
S73 votes. "Straws show which way the
wind is blowing
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TOTAL FOR STATIONERY ..-..'....-' s''''''' ~
The official records from which these hgnios are
taken come down to the close of the year 1872 but 1t
il evident that the accounts for the Last year are not
included in il. They will DC presented later.
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THE DUBLIN RIOT
DETAILS OF THE FIGHT BETWEEN The PEOPLE


MIN, f1,o 81 Cor,tspondears Of me London Necs
An advertisement appeared throughout the
CITY Of Dublin about V We shpd E Aug G. at Wellington
Monument PhGnx Park, 10 advocate the ieiese Oh Ie
political prisoners stu c0hnhe9 ~ a., nnd
hy the secretary OF The Board OF Public works statng
that the meeting Tou ,od ~ tbe police 10 nTeveni
H. Notwithstanding !h, large n,lmDer ot P 1hJPe pc
gan TO assemble around the , shnrtiv afer t ~
5G NH NJ amvth NJ r. Tor wostmeath; Mr.. A. NJ. Sui
Ivan editor % two S S oe MIR N6a Secretary 70 the
trncstv Association; Mr.. Carey also released po-
tcsI prisoner and several otner leaders arrived aud
& cd with immense cheering by the mob. which
now numbered many thousand persons
when Mr Smyth NJ. r., opened the proceedings he
MN" - E.Iloy,C onnrymen and Foicemen-Our one
object here j. quletnes,; ana cohiueu 10 tue eHect
e oil things 10 test the legal question az TO the rights
~ & Who Wished to meet IN public for the discussion
i ,bS Snperlptcndent Of Police here accompanied
hy ore ir.pccor was advancing TO him to rernon
~, h. exim he was about to arrest Mr. smyth, closed
round him aud beat him so severely that Ms fe was IN
,n,'a.,r scein- this Mr.. Smyth and Mr.. a. NJ sullivan
yefed their authority for his protection anu with par
nl success both gent enen being injured by the blind
80. ~ ma mob A summons was sent for more
poIiceman who ceme up in strong detachment
They arry ed only in time 20 save the lives OF Their OH
eTaI was then made by the police who caught
tine leaders Of the meeting, including hr smyth punish
thsowipe and hand-to hand fighting with the police com
menced The police used Their DatoHa Freely and many
49, -aon on he ground insensiDle.
Tho mnI rnpidy increased, and achievements Of
IL. rived A general riot then commenced through
~, ,La .ntirr uea grounds; the police charged
os1in and ayIdu the mob meanwhile stonng them Wig
orously, and the numCef OF r wounded IN,
,re p,blin police force, said to be- about 800.
were now upon the field, aud their opponents were
thousands strong The mob now extended In the dircc-
nn of lie Viccregll Lodge and IL feared that at.
tcmpts would be ade to si, alta , IT, which To9d OF
p,ts were heard tn all sides and arrests
ny rhe mounted police arrived about hour after
- ,i,t had commenced. Thes appearance the
na for perfect storm Of stone throwing. Several OF
the poice were struck and Two OF them are hurt Sc
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GREAT BRITAIN.

NEGLIGENT NAVAL OFFICERS SUPERSEDED -
LABOR TROUBLES IN ENGLAND AND WALES
A NAPOLEON FETE AT CHISELHURSr-DIS-
AsTROUS FIRE AT LEICESTER.
LONDON, Friday, Aug. 1s, 1871.
The Lords of tie Admiralty have issued
orders superscdlng Admirals Wellesley and Wlmot and
the captains Of the Agincourt and Mnoaur in their re-
spcctye commands.
Prince Frederick william of Germany visited Plymouth
to-day.
Fresh strikes have broken out among the workmen in
Leeds They demand reduction Of the hours OF labor.
Hundreds OF new hands have arrived at Newcastle to
supply the places of the engineers who are on strike
there The miners strike In South Wales has come TO an
end The questions at issue submitted to arbitra-
ton, and the strikers have resumed work
The Emperor Napoleon has given cte at Chiselhurst,
at which kilograms received from the Car Of Rus
sa, the King Of sweden the Emperor Of Austria, the
King Of Portugal, the King OF Holland, the Prince OF
Wales, and others.
An extensive ire occurred last evening at Leicester
the capital OF the county OF the same name and the
principal seat in England Of the manufacture OF wooden
and other hosiery one Of the great lambswool spin
ming factories entirely destroyed. Several persons
were killed by the falling walls persisted in the hames
TIE bodies OF the dead exrcated from the ruins
this morning, badly chaued as to be almost beyond
Identification.
william Hamilton Thompson, sheriff substitute, OF In
yernes was tried yesterday in the Scottish High Court
OF Justicary upon the charge OF forging bill OF ex
change $780, and two promissory notes, respectively
for sl2O $780, and uterng the same. The evidence
against the accused conclusive that the jury
quickly returned verdict of guilty, and the Presiding
Justice, Lord Neaves, sentenced the prisoner to five
years Imprisonment
An unknown yacht capszed and sunk this morning, off
sacombe In DeyOnshre. Her Of six persons were
drowned.
In the House Of Commons to-day, Mr.. Graves, member
for Liverpool gave confirmation to the report that a
duty Of one franc per will be exaced 10y France
tunnage tax upon all vessels entering French ports
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Judge King, leading lawyer Of Memphis,
died in Ramer Tenn. Oh wednesday!
pug plank between two vharfboa With some ladies' was pea'
taxed into the iyer and drowned
Twenty ear loads of fresh Japanese teas were
sh ped Eastward from San Francisco on Thursday
Frank Buckingham of the firm a Bucking-
ham Co sash factory In SksJug Misc while attempting to cross
William Balls Bonner's -four mills at Shelby
vile n.y. ~ereburned on Thursday night Loss SI'i
Fifty business and dwelling houses were
burned DaIe' oregOa on rhldy Lose IN excess Of
II. Prescott Olmstead. clerk. q years old.
was drowned While bathing Mohawk River in Schenectady gu
THURSDAY evening
The frame residence of William Vernon, in
Spencer County Ky Thursday Hg.t With Hs eor'eO
Lss, s6Coi no insurance.
Spence Pettis, the alleged forger, was before
OF $4,000 bail TO appear on tie 2sih ins'
The rumored disaster TO she schooner stella on
Thursday. Her captain and crew are missing
Ehrig Buckley and Garrsghty three ZEE. OF s the
snsxer 70 the charge in the second degree
go. Three bales of new cotton were received N,i at
as: az S O.. o Ss aaa ,so s fer sS aS per- pos
"A. $. Mitchell who was appointed special
Master Cbarce u n sa,e Of j. = 5T1 s s ~. au
Sa1o5s
In the mile and three-foulth dash at Crab
udly g. Thomas gray Co. f,e'. ' lt ear on
e!, t ne made p tSis S season
80 Edward Barr, son of wealthy parents, was
~ yt,y rorning i great sad much
yndi.pstlon : maniesed against the mgTdeser
Norrh's planning mill III Twenty -second-st,
Chicago wAy htaed 1hVr-y ss $4,000 insured for 70
each n the Commerce PbGnI CeesBa Bafalo CITY Psebs Nor4
Aueritan GtrmaLia, and FIemans Companies
go. The name of V. A. Turpin was sent to the Com;
mo, Coupci Thursday by the Mayor the tmd
n, Ipsctor rejected bv ,.s Of l6 20 ~ The mig
decAt, that tlsy will eopiun DO one bat an Irshmsn
During heavy thundersl over on Thursday
rorrs tie LaIe Limo Etea Me- wa, tiri
Nv Mining entirely The oss OF hEham loi 10 lo
badly No sn""' ihaeu '1"ss'
! several pros,ra,ed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
THIERs's CHANCES FOR AN EXTENDED TERM
neutrality-suspicious. BETWEEN FRENCH
AND GERMANs-CLUsURET AND LULLIER
ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY.
PARIS, Friday, Aug. ls, 1871.
The Committee to which NJ Riverts motion
for the prolongaon Of ~ Therss powers was referred
by the Assembly has elected Vscount Benoist day
Chairman and NJ. Marc Girardin, Reporter. Tho Com
mttee will probably report next Monday, and debate on
the motion will be opened Tuesday Countermotions
are anticipated from NJ Gambetta and tho Duke dc
Broglie but ii is believed that the original motion OF NJ
Rlyet with some notifications, will be carried.
NJ. Abbatuccl, Imperialist deputy to the Assembly
from Corsica, as resigned his seat in the Chamber to
make room for NJ. Rouher.
The negotiations for the complete evacuation OF France
by the Germans are still pending Tho journals continue
TO report ourages committed by the Germans in France
member Of Of the courtsmartlal at Versailles 10
reported to have been wounded by Bayarian while
walking In Charenton.
Before the Versailles Court Martial to-day, NJ Ferrat
described the fearful state Of anarchy which prevailed
under the Commune and stated that both Cnseret ana
Luer sought to seize the Dictatorship. The ncenda-
ries, he said were nearly oil foreigners.
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r.Ry ERAI,Ds IN NEW ORLEANS.

Nrw-ORLEANs, Aug. 1S.--Frauds have been
perpetrated recently by the substitution OF jurors
which il is thought may result in many new trials.
Judge Abel in the Criminal Court sentenced j. Hob
sew Jury broker TO ten days imprisonment and to
nav a fine of $780, and Henry Jones' for falsely represent
ing Lewis Hartman juror, TO ten days imprisonment
and to pay fine OF 600 The Judge regretted that the
law was not more explicit for Furnishing misde
meanors Of this kind, but hoped that any one who
wa inclined to in the speculation OF corruptng
int gritty OF the jurybox by persouatng the citizen
summoned would take warning by the case Of Jones.
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GERMANY,

SPREAD OF TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
DISEASE IN KFNIGSBERG-AN INTERNA-
TIONAL POSTAL SYSTEM PROJECTED
BERLIN Friday, Aug ~, 1871.
The cholera has appeared in the neighbor-
hood of stettn. The disease continues its ravages IN
Kenig,ber where Tuesday there were 70 new cases
and % Deaths aud Wednesday 50 new cases and n
deaths.
Postal Conference in session here suggests the con-
clusion of international treaties between the European
and American Powers establishing uniform rate OF
postage on letters regardless Of distance OF 20 confines
when prepaid, and confines when unpaid, with an
additional charge on letters which go by sea.