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Ashland. Ohio.
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Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
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PHYSEIANs.

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RESTAURANTS.

FREDERICK BOCKLEY,
Saloon, and dealer in family groceries
provisions and notions. Fresh stock and
cheap. Store north side of main street.
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CABINET WARE.

&. f. & c. EPPLER,
Manufacturers of au3 dealers in cabinet
furniture and CHAIRS. 4 first class stock al
ways o.. nand, at their ware rooms south
side of main street, east of Times Office.
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PLACARDs TORN DOWN.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The third class vessel Constellation, OF 1926 tons,
carrying twenty-five guns, and recently repaired
at Norfolk and the Saratoga OF 757 tons, carrying
fourteen guns. ana recently In ordinary at New
York, have been ordered 10 Annapolis rs the prac-
tice ships TO carry the midshipmen from the Naval
Academy on their annual cruise this summer.
Commander Sicard reported himself at the Ports.
mouth Navy Yard yesterday TO take command OF
the vandalia.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Surgeon A. A. Hoehling, Assistant Surgeon VIM.
Is. Davis, Boatswaln II. Dckenson Carpenter Joseph
L. Miller and Sailmaker Joseph J. Stanford have
been ordered to the practice ship Constellation on
May 1; Passed Assistant Paymaster r. n. White
house, Acting Boatswaln G. +. Hawkins Carpenter
Il. g. Thomas and Acting Sailmaker George
s. Hawkins, to the practice ship Saratoga. Lieuten-
ant W. w. Reisnger has been detached from torpedo
duty aud ordered TO the Navy Yard at Washington
for ordnance duty Passed Assistant Surgeon George
f. Winslow has been detached from the Naval 1iospi
tai at Chelsea, Mass, and ordered TO the practice
ship Saratoga; Assistant surgeon Charles n. Yancey,
from the Naval il0spitl at Philadelphia and ordered
10 practice ship Saratoga. Paymaster NJ. b. Cushing
has been detached from the Bureau OF Provisions
and Clothing and ordered TO the ractce snip Con.
steation. Gunner James Hutchinson IL ordered to
the practice ship Constellation.
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COMPETITIVE BRILL.
Thc scyen,,.nr., KcxIr,cnt IN IL, az

The Seventy first Regiment In It's G'oty.
In consequence OF The severe storm which SET ia
about eight O'Clock last evening the. attendance at
the competitive drill OF the Seventy-nrst regiment
al the Academy or Music was not as large would
otherwise have been. The feature oil the evening
was competitive drill between fourteen members
OF the regiment for three valuable prizes. The
men were drilled by Colonel Rockefeller, comman-
dant OF the regiment, AMI their superiority de-
cjed by committee composed OF Cap
tain Allison, Seventh regiment, AMI Captain
Kuox McArcc, Twelfth regiment, Brcyet Brigadier
General +. b. Kddoo, Of the regular army, aching
as referee. The men were drilled in the manual,
loading aud firing b. motion aud at WILL drng and
loading kneeng aud In the facinys. With the ex-
cepiion OF slight negligence IN regard 70 minor
details all OF those competing uid vel.
The drill lasted from ten o'clock until after eleven,
and then the committee nnaiy awarded the prizes
as foows-To Sergeant Walworth Company f. the
first prize consisting Of very elegant musket ami
n gold medal; the second prize TO private John q.
Ber,hof Company r, silver cup, and the third one
to private r. II. McCann, Company u, another gold
medal. The contest was closely watched throughout
by those assemb ed there and the excellence Of the
drtll called forth very frequently hearty outburstS
OF applause. The members OF the reception aud
other committees were most attentive to their
quests and did all III their power TO make the aff1r
pass of pleasantly. Alter the completion Of the
drill dancing was commenced.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr.. ". G. Hiboard, member OF Congress from
Boston, is among the latest arrivals at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
G. 3. Brockway, the commander Of Ricketts, IA.
nous battery during the war, Is stopping at the
Grand Central.
Senator T.. G. Latham aud Thomas j. Jarvis.
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives OF North
Carolina, are quartered at the st. Nicholas.
Governor Page Of Vermont, is q guest at the Fifth
Avenue.
DR.. J. W. Livingstone and Senior Casanova, OF
Guatemala, Central America, have arrived at the
Astor House.
Commodore A. Babcock, United States Navy, Is
registered at the st. Nicholas
Mr.. W. ID. Griswold. president OF one OF the In.
diana railroads, is temporarily stopping al tic Filth
Avenue.
Ex-Governor w. w. Lawrence, OF Rhode Island,
and Governor j. Gregory Smith, or Vermont, Presl.
deGt of the Northern Pacific Railroad, are domiciled
at the Brevoort House.
General A. ]. Meyer United States Army, Is regis
tered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
A. Pollok, 81 Washington, is stopping a. the st.
James Hotel.
Judges Nelson, OF the Court OF Appeals and An
thony, OF Poughkeepse, are late arrivals at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Lately arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel are +. p.
Ross, OF Auburn; Springer Harbaugh, OF Pittsburg
DR.. L. D. PAYNE, United States Army, and John r.
Joy, OF Detroit
Hardy Solomon, OF South Carolina; Judge A.. C,
Teustis, OF Indiana; General II. p Adams, OF Massa
cnusetts; DR.. NJ W. Fish. OF California, and II. B.
Quinn, OF London, are installed In quarters at the
Grand Contra, Hotel.
The most prominent of the lately arrived at the
Finn Avenue Hote. are NJ. c. Mercur ex-membcr OF
Congress from Pennsylvania; General wickham, Of
Poughkeopse; J. A. Griswod, OF Troy; Sehor Lopez,
OF Brazil, and Colonel Bushnell, OF Connecticut.
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Herald Special Reports from
Versailles and Paris.
~~~~~>~>~~~o>,~>~~>~>-~
Grand Coup de Main Prepared
for Last Night.
Loyal National GUARDS Within Paris to Have
Attacked tn, Hotel dc Vile, Belle
vile and MOntmartre.
PREPARATIONS TO STORM PORTE MAILLOT.
General vinoy In Supreme Com
mand Of the Forces.
The Versailles Authorities San
guinc Of Success.
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The Old Imperial Guard Again
in Service.
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Failure Of the Insurgents to Entrap the
Versailles Army.
N0TRE DAME De L0RETTE SACKED.
The Versailles Authorities San
guinc Of Success.
The Old Imperial Guard Again
in Service.
Failure Of the Insurgents to Entrap the
Versailles Army.
N0TRE DAME De L0RETTE SACKED.
TeLEGnARS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ItltbhAHS ~ ihe NtW IUkA htkAlu
LONDON, April 12-Morning.
have just received the following despatch
from the NEW YORK HERAIDs special cor
respondent at Versailles, dated Tuesday night.
Your correspondent telesraphs =
GREAT BLOW 70 BE STRUCK.
To-day great blow is to be struck, which
the Versailles authorities hope will result in
restoring Paris to lawful government and in
suppressing the Communist Instruction.
COUP DE MAIN IN PARIS.
The spies Of the government in Paris have
arranged the following programme for grand
coup dc main within the walls of the city,
Eighteen thousand loyal National Guards of
Paris have been fully organized and armed,
and at fixed hour tonight are to rapidly
concentrate in three columns Of equal strength
Six thousand men are then to advance
rapidly upon the Hotel de Vile and carry it
by storm, similar number are to attack
Bcllevlle, and the remaining six thousand are
to attack and capture the Montmartre district.
PORTE MAILLor TO BE ATTACKED.
Simultaneous with the operations Of the
loyal National Guards inside the city grand
attack is to be made by the Army of Versailles
on Porte Maillot, and if the insurgent bat
terics are carried by storm the troops will next
endcavor TO get possession Of the Saint Lazare
Railroad station. Large reserves will be on
hand ready to support the storming columns.
sANGUINE OF SUCCESS
General Vinoy will take supreme command
of this coup de main. The authorities here
(Versailles) are sanguine that the movement
will result In complete success. The soldiers
and sailors of the old imperial army are to
form the leading attacking column.
THE IMPERIAL GUARD READY.
Twelve thousand men Of the old Imperial
Guard are in camp near Versailles, ready to
march at moments notice should the coup de
main be unsuccessful, and twelve thousand
more Of the same guard will be ready 10 ten
days. There are eighty thousand soldiers now
in the vicinity Of Versailles.
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the National Assembly Is In favor of king
dom as tho government of France, but says
positively that Napoleonism and Communism
must perish.
MONEY DEMANDED FROM THE CHURCH.
The insurgents are said to have made de-
mand upon the Church for 1000, 00Of., and
avow that they will kill the Archbishop Of
Paris il it is not paid.
FUNERAL OF FALLEN GENERALS.
The funeral of the generals killed in the
battle of NeuiIly took place to-day, and was
attended by immense crowds of the people.
TAKING AWAY THE PLATE.
The insurgents have taken away the plate
from the Foreign Office In Paris.
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WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. April Ill 80 p. NJ.

WASHINGTON, April 1l-7:30 p. NJ.
Synopsis for TIE Tdst Tcenty.Joa' Hours.
The storm which was Monday evening In Illinois
has moved eastward, and Is now over Lake Ontario
and Central New YORK. The barometer has fallen
over tie country south OF the Ohio, and brisk south
west winds, with light rains. are now reported at
points on the south Atlantic. Brisk westerly winds
have been experienced from Lake Michigan to Lake
Ontario A northeast storm was experienced last
night on Lake Superior, where the winds are now
fresh westerly Fresh easery Winds with light rains
have prevailed on the East Atlantic. Brisk south
ery winds have prevailed on the mid Atlantic coast
with clear weather succeeding the clouds or last
night
Probabilities.
Its probable that fresh winds from the southwest
and northeast viii prevail on wednesday on the
upper and lower lakes. with clearing up weather;
partially cloudy, with fresh winds. on the Gulf ana
South Atlantic: cloudy and falling weather in the
Eastern states, followed by clearing up weather on
wednesday night. storm OF some dimensions
but short Duration appears to threaten the country
rom West Virginia to Connecticut.
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lyNCslNG IN yInGik!A.

SiAUNroS, April II, 1871.
Thomas Hodges, the noted DESPERATE horse thief
ana murderer who shot and fatally wounded
whitock on Friday night last, was taken from the
jail In this place ABOUT enc O'Clock this morning by
a mob and hanged, at place about one and q half
miles from town. The Jaer and ex.Snerif Nc
Cuichen we're both In tue jail ana refused 10 sur
render the keys 10 the mob, whercupon they broke
open the doors aud took Hodges out. None or the
men who entered the jail were disguised; but they
were strangers to the officers ant not recognized.
Hodges had shot and killed four men IN this locality
before he shot Whitiock.
This IL the first act OF lynchng that has ever oc-
Cured IN tins community and II Is universally con.
demncu.
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LATER FROM PARIS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YOax HEaAl9.
Fnilure-PIacards of Cancellations Torn
Down-Anothsr Church Sacked.

A Failnre-PIacards of Cancellation Torn
Down-Anothsr Church Sacked.
LONDON, April l2-Morning.
The New YORK HERALD's special cor
respondent in Paris sends me the following
despatch, dated Tuesday night. He says -
This morning the insurgent forces unsuc-
cessfully endeavored to draw the Army Of
Versailles into trap set for them at
Asnieres.
PLAoARDs TORN DOWN.
Placards advocating and advising a policy
Of Cancellation with the Versailles authorities,
which were posted on the walls Of the city,
were torn down to-day by mobs Of red republi-
cans.
ANOTHER CHURCH SACKED.
To-day the church of Notre Dame dc Lo-
rette was sacked by mob of men and women.
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The KsIGaTs o. ST. PATRICK.

branch organization OF the Knights OF 80. Pat
rick was established last evening in Jersey City, with
the following onicers:-President, Kneas FitSpat-
ricx; Wee Presidents, Dr. James Mucahy and James
M. Erann; Recording secretary, Patrick Il. OBrieu;
Corresponding Secretary, J. w. Donean; Treasurer,
James Crowley; Sergeant at Arms, John Q. Bailey.
The next meeting OF the society viii he held at 1.-THE
Ivy In warren street, near Montgomery. on
Wednesday evening". the 18th lust
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4l47el
A MINE sfNsATl.H.

Boston, Mass. April III, ISL.
TIE body Of the woman found on the Ferry Beach
at saco ~ Identified as that Of Mary Mccarthy, OF
Boston. Henry 7. Joy, OF Saco. was with her when
last seen, ana the people here think that he COM
mittel suicide with her or else murdered her. Joy
left bundle NJ his Wfes door containing S5I5 and
directions to get his trunk 1T the Bddeford depot,
which, when found, contained letter confe5sind
adultery and Intent VI self-murdcr.
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LONDON, April II, 1871.
am enabled to report the consummation OF an
event which Is OF great importance not only 10 the
commercial interests but also to the great news.
paper enterprises OF the world.
kilograms have been received In the city to-day
from the far East which announce that the repair
Of the Singapore and Batavia telegraph cable has
been effected.
Messages for Java ana Sumatra can now be for
warded by wire direct.
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GERMANY.
What Will be Done With Paris 1-Rumored Ac-
ton of the British Cabinet
IElEeRAMS 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, April II, 1871.
The situation OF affairs Pans still attracts the
most serious attention in the very highest circles
here The subject Is canvassed also, and with still
more freedom OF expression, in the Prussian press.
To-day the Prussian Cross Gazette says that 1.-The
British government Is endeavoring to persuade Ger.
many to intervene for the restoration OF order in
Paris
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Towy ELECTIONS IN NEW YORK STATE
Watervliet Republican.

Troy, n. Y, April IL, 1871.
The watervet town election yesterday resulted in
q republican triumph by an average plurality OF
nearly four hundred. The town includes West Al
bany, West Troy and Green Island.
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municipal franchises, and to demand that the
Nationals shall alone guard Paris; and if
Theirs rejects these terms to inquire what
conditions the Versailles government has to
propose.
THE VERSAILLES COMMANDERS.
General Ladmirault commands the forces
around Mont valdrien and General Cissy
those on the plain of Cha.ilon.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FLIGHT.
The Communal authorities have redoubled
their precautions against the departure of per-
sons from the city without passports.
RAILROAD TRAFFIC TO BE STOPPED.
1t is said that Herr Won Fabrice has informed
the government at Versailles that the Paris
Commune has notified him of its determination
to stop traffic on the Northern railway.
WHAT THE COMMUNE DEMANDS
A manifesto of the 'League for the Defence
Of the Rights of Paris" demands communal
liberties and that Paris shall be guarded by
the National Guard only.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The reported arrest of NJ. Delesc!uze is con-
tradicted.
The S0ir announces the death Of the Able
Dutvery from congestion Of the brain.
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OIL EXPLOSION FIRE IN CLEVELAND.
CEv nj.

CLEVELAND, April IL, ISL.
Early this morning an sgitator at the oil works Of
Husscy, Paine Co. exploded with great violence.
The shock was felt all sver the city, and In the
vicinity OF the works MANY windows were broken.
No lives were lost About 800 barrels VI oil were
bnrDad. lnas ahnnt $4,000.
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In New Brunswick.

NEW BRUNSWICK April II, 1871.
Al the charter election In this city To-day 9. Como
YER the democratic candidate, was elected Mayor.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERNIE, April IL, 1871.
have just been Informed on Official authority, for
the use OF the HERALD that the total number OF
French soldiers sent home from Switzerland Is
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Albany Democratic.

ALBANY, April IL, 1871.
At the charter election here to-day the democrats
elected their ticket by about the usual majority OF
from 1880 TO 1900 votes. The republicans have
elected out or sixteen Supervisors In the city,
with prospect OF receiving majority OF one IN the
Board,
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I0ckport Democratic.

LoCKP0RT, y. T., April IL, 1871.
At the charter election to-day Origen Steers
democrat, was elected Mayor, AMI the entire demo.
cratic city ticket was elected.
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Your correspondent says:-
NsURGENT aUNBoATs IN ACTION.
Last night (Monday), at eleven o'clock, five
of the gunbcats in possession Of the insurgent
Communists, which were lying in the Seine,
near the Point de Ia Concorde, got up steam,
and, moving down the river toward Biilan-
court, went into action. Heavy firing was
heard coming from that direction, but the re-
suit of the engagement is as yet unknown.
FIRE FROM THE FORTS.
This morning Tuesday at six o'clock the
forts held by the insurgents on the south side
of the city reopened fire on the government
forces. The bombardment was furious and
incessant.
AN ACCUSATION.
The Communists accuse the forces Of the
Versailles government with using explosive
bullets against them, and assert that some of
these missiles have been found near Fort
Vanvres.
TREACHERY.
AT Fort Issy, yesterday, 1t was discov-
cred that the bolts on some of the gates were
either drawn or broken of, thus proving the
existence Of traitors amongst the insurgent Ma
tional Guards.
THE PARIS AMAzoNs.
A meeting Of the women of Paris is TO be
held tonight CTuesday) for the purpose of
organizing for the defence of the city.
NO ONE TO LEAVE.
from Paris of O large number of men drafted
into the nsurgent ranks, and to prevent spies
communicating with the Army of Versailles
General Dombrowski, the commander Of the
Communist forces, has issued an order pro-
hibiting any person leaving the city without
permission from the military authorities.
ST. DENIS REINFORCED.
The Prussian garrison at st. Denis has been
u
1t is stated, however, that the Germans will
respect the terms of the treaty of peace, and
abstain from interference in the civil war.
Asnieres Completely Occupicd by the Insur-
gcnts-Anairs mt Porto DIaiIlot-The vcr-
saiIIcs Commnudcrs-Prccauti Against
Dcscrtions-Rail,vay Tranic to be Stopped
What tho Commune Demands.
LONDON, April IL, 1871.
A despatch from Paris, dated to-day, con-
tains tho following Intelligence, which for
ward for The HERALp: -
AsyIEREs COMPLETELY OCCUPIED BY THE IN
sURGENTs.
Dombrowski reports the complete occupa-
ton Of Asnieres by the Nationals and the efl.c-
tive operation of the iron-cad cars on the
Versailles and St. German Railway.
AFFAIRS AT PORTE MAILLor
Affairs at the Porto Mallot have improved
FOR the Nationals, who repaired during the
night the damages caused by the caunonade
in tho day. They have also erected additional
batteries aud otherwise strengthened the de-
fences around the gates.
THE FIGHTING RENEWED.
The canuonadc and musketry firing was re-
newed this morning at Porte Maillot, Neuilly,
the Porte des Ternes and in tho Bots de Bou-
logne.
A PEACE DEPUTArroS GONE TO RRsAILLEs
A deputaton has gone to Versailles for the
purpose Of proposing measures of conoiliation.
| They are instructed to Insist on the mainte-
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Cabinet Changes in Hsssc.

DARMsTADT, April IL, 1871.
Baron DalwigK Won Lichten els, President OF the
Ministry and Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF Hessc,
has resigned. and is succeeded by Baron Won Lin
deof, late Minister Of Justice.