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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11

TNoR SALE-LUNCH AND SAMPLE ROOM, ON A
Broadway corner; good business being done Apply at
1903 Broadway, up stairs, from IL to O'clock
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L,OR SALg-ONE OF THE BEST CORNER LiQUol
stores in South Brooklyn: price iow terms easy Ad
dress j. II. 8, box la Herald ONCE.
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WATCHES, .yEWELRY. Nc.

A MEXICAN WATCHES IN GREAT VARIETIES
IN Cuckoo Clocks, Jcwery, Sterling Silver Ware our own
manufacture. Our quality and prices defy competition
FRANkFIELD Il Co. jewellers, 209 Sixth avenue. cornei
Fourteenth street, and S3 Eighth avenue Twenty
sixth street.
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A PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY WILL LET. TO
~ gentlemen eay, large Room neatly furnished on sec
opd floor: the door; hot and cod water &c.
smaller Room third oor hotels and restau-
rants references rcuired time. 49, West Twenty
third street.
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ITO LET-THE UPPER PART OF A NICE PRIVATE
i house. with all modern improvements. in pleasant
neshborhood price moderate Apply at 4s Broadway, room
No. 6.
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ITO LET SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF Is ROOMS,
with improvements at 229 West Twelfth street. Apply
on premises, or at s3s West Sixteenth street.
DSQ WEST THIeTY-SEVENTH STREET. NICE AND
ZjO comfortable Suits Of Apartments unfinished, to
let; water each floor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -A-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
N. life insurance companies, and who do
policies absolute sale borrow the
surrender value OF their policies by applying Insurance
Agency 81 Liberty street.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS
N and Vascs at the Great Family Shoe Emporium, $50
Bowery of Bond street, selling 20 per below
Broadway prices w. n. BIGELOW.
ROBERT IRWIN
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TTOTFL CAPITAL.-WANTED-A PARTY WITH
Ii $780, cash. to invest with the advef Ia OF the
best ety. No second parties need
reply. strict confidence Is. t., box 1873 Herald
ONCE.
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no YOU WANT SOMETHING TO DO, CALL ON OR
write to r. A. ADAMS 49, South Filth avenue, Id No
lO3 Business substantial and agreeable. No risk.
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LlINE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED, SECOND FLOOR
J. bath, hot and cold water; good neshborhood. 81
Charles street.
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RESPECTABLE WIDOW soLICITs $500 CASH IN
IA good paying business; win give satisfactory security
Si0 prors weekly. without services for till paid
afterwards Is weekly for year. Adore 8 Mrs MACY
Herald Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AliU5gsIETrs. oo~~>~,->~.~~
OLymrrc THEATRE EAsr LYNNE.
OF TIE ,P2gLRFUL EMOTIONAL A AsT
w Reyrrhhssss IN LYNsE.
Sas Ssa'@9 9s g2A6qsniqa I'M.
"0'D"' *h2DSSfzs6A!,V f jJsk ID
TWO SPECIAL sAflNREs,
wEOSEsoA 6b ! VIE khf bnA spAF JUNE
presented with powerful cast, including Mr. j. A. hERNE'
~ '' TiIH cHIiiIiLp srRALER AMI OLIVER TWIST.
Seats for the last nights and matnees of EAST LYNNE
can no" % '''''s'' EAST LYNNE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. 60
" JAMES FISK. Jam. ............. Proprietor.
ADMISSION so CENTS ADMISSION 80 CENTS.
ou,n rHg ns Tsrf All r~ rLowN xxp HIS
c' UNnkIyALLED PAaroMIME coaPANY IN THE
THREE HUNcHBAcKs.
Every Eyepingala SATURDAY Matinee asa
MOE AND GOODRICH, TaE CHAMPION SKATERS
nrs' "p'WNnirNSpEK RAvEL AS HARLEQUIN,
pEAnpEN si.,e Ghsres tenn pan'eu''A
The rife F TGn!eE n 4v rsis sis1sss
oLAhE a as rr,sas eS sh phHca - n'
49, =" " New Changes Ss,s scenery
G coolest. ne" "'''"' New cos.umes
II, view Transformations.
civ New Music
Charley Abbc,ts Great Lad.sr Ir2E' 7,
j. LivY,
The world renownel ttf yet Soios,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
Seats Theatre, schirmers 1o Broadway, and Eric
| olicc, Broadway and Twenty third street.
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have the largest stock OF Furniture Carpets, Bedding, Cur
and Cornicos before exhibited by tbewh prices
marked down so cent Splendid stock at new store
81 Fourth avenue.
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ITO LEr-PART OF A HANDSOME BROWN STONE
j House. to q small family Of adults Call at 200 East
Eighty second street.
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w PLuCK, PERSEVERANCE AND ENDURANCE.
whLkIS,; MATCH AGAINST TIME.
40 Miles IN FIVE DAYS.
liz MILES Inside "a HOURS,
FOR THE CITIZENS PURSE,
AT THE EMPIRE CITY RINK,
JUNE 1a, 49, IL, 10 AND II, 1871.
Full Military Band afternoon and evening.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-IN SMALL
~ private family, to ore or two gentlemen 15 East Nine
teenth street.
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DIAMoNDS-A RARE DIAMOND, PURE WHITE
IL very brilliant fine shape, ~ carats $40 worth 81 200
Apply ut once at sf2 broadway, second loft
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ITO LET-IN TWELFTH STREET, NEAR SECOND
i avenue, two srabc three story high soop Houses,
with modern improvements rent 100 each Apply to 5.
VAN RENSSELAER, CKUGER, ls2 Grand street.
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Al -KAvANAGH h DECKERS IMPROVED Bill
n /. Hard Tables all furnished with the celebrate Cat
gut Cushions greatly reduced prices New 5xl0 Tables
complete .15, and other at corresponding rates
Warerooms corner Canal and Centre streets.
w ii. GRIFFIrH'S TABLES-WITH DELANEYS
w. patent cushions which have been approved OF by
Phelan Coendcr only be bought at 40 vcsey street
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A VACANCY FOR A YOUNG MAN TO STUDY DEN.
"a tis1y, surgical mechanical and the manufacture of
teeth. Apply to DR.. REED, 272 Sixth avenue third door
Seventeenth street.
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AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTs-To LET, FURNISHED,
"A from 1884 station very attractive
swo story and Masard roof House, newly and handsomely
furnished; every gas Croon, furnace, bath,
&C.; win be rented careful tenant, the
year. v. X. STEVENSON Il SON, IL Pine street.
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ITO LET-A HIGH SrOoP BROWN STONE HOUSE on
Six.ysix.h street. Lexington avenue; handsomely
furnished unfurnished rent reasonable Apply to
CHARLES u. kOPPEL. No Z Beekman street, room ID
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ITO LET--TfIIRD FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, 2l3 EAST
i Fitch street; house contains all modern improve
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4 NOTICE.
"A. KELLY co. Of Twenty 9th street nd SIKH
avenue Offering splendid assortment "
Carpets, Furniture, bedding. Ollciohs. &c,
for the spring trade and at very 10 prices
Weekly or monthly payments taken
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

uuv without FEAR ard without fail Their record
Ss Sa anu ~ ,S and stood boldly ISlS
tho democratic Sta.e oicers had for tue last four
years condnced the entire destinies OF the Empire
State. lie tst they should be elected, and he knew
all parts Of the State showed that not only would the
the state would be for the next two years placed in
the hands OF the democratic party, which had so
s e S S ns a
as upon their friends 10 the interior, to be well
orsanizea Inev must De prepared to NEE; n has the
csss sSoad III Be- s go
naa should ne dss''sS ser saa' sSs
spssf Win every we wno% ne can rsscS
by speskins e TO- In order 70 show the ,,,ns nc,
ssa 9S%ns ns uNass a s d nsw o. s
law those who, Dy force OF circumstances, business
or or whose With the
mem g ssss as I,isSss SsSs
member Of this and every member q
ing 20 register: they knew that hat the SetS New YORK
2 olp % % n IN Uno TSs
not now enter into details or agures as i was IN;
70 see that every man entitled to vote brought
I0rward to The polls on the DAY OF election
and was allowed the privilege OF casting
hs ballot The inestimabe privilege OF the elective
franchise was one that must be carefully guarded
and NO one not entitled TO 9 vote should be per.
mltted TO exercise the privilege. By little judg
me0s and great deal OF hard work the majority for
which New York was 50 famous could be 4 increased.
There was no reason why 1t should not be and every
reason why 1t should be- They knew OF course, that
some gentlemen did not feel very well toward the
demoeratic party, as they would mot operate win
II: but before the election those gentlemen would
return to the fold once more ana they would be re-
speech-it was one Of the longest he ever made
Qaughterl-he trusted that nothing would be lert
undOne to forward the interests OF the democratic
party. He would not have made such q long speech
had he not felt the necessity OF energetic
action. They must come forward, hand and hand
and shoulder to shoulder pressing forward the great
democratic party. Under such circumstances ne
felt It his duty to say something more than usual as
great energy was required. (Applause) The call
for this meeting was to make arrangements for the
various COnventtOns-Ceunty, Judiciary, Senatorial
and Assembly. The candidates who were to be
nominated would most certainly be elected. tAp-
pause.
Messrs William Hitchman and william Dodge
acted aS secretaries and read the names OF the
places where the several Conventions would be
held, intmating that the primaries would be held
October 10; City and County Convention, october
"a; Senatorial Convention, October Is, and Assem-
bly, Convention, october 90
The localities for holding the polls and the In
epectors Of election having been designated, mo.
ti0n was passed to publish the list In Saturdays
papers, alter which the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
THE BRENNAN SOCIETY.

Fourth Annual Festival Of the Brennan So
ciety at Lyon Park.
The fourth annual festival Of the Brennan So.
ciety-composed principally OF citizens residing
above Fifty ninth street. was held yesterday ct Lyon
Park. The weather was very inaupicious for large
gathering In the afternoon but as the clouds cleared
or towards evening the members and invited
guests arrived In throngs The hour for the dinner
was set at three O'Clock, but IL was postponed until
nve O'Clock, that all the members OF the society
might be present
After the collation. Mr.. JAMES 7. KING. the Presi-
dent Of the society," In brief address said that the
society was not political one but was originated
manly for the purpose OF improving the west
side OF Manhattan Island. He said that the
drainage ana sewerage OF that part Of the city
ought to be proceeded with without delay, as the In
habitants OF that section were suffering from mala-
rious diseases, which could only be checked by
proper sewerage Tne city was not called upon 10
do this work. The citizens were willing and able to
meet ali the necessary expense. All that was re-
CURED was that the property owners on the west
side should insist upon their right that the i'm
proyements inaugurAted should be completed.
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD was the next speaker. and
he advocated the views and suggestions Of Mr King.
he said mot In b0asung sense) that during the
past pa three Years ne had PAID assessment taxes to
the amount OF over one hundred and twenty thou-
sand dollars, anu within the past two weeks seventy.
two Thousand dollars for improvements on tie
west side. he said II reform should commence it
shoulu pe IN improving that portion OF the city.
Mr.. Wood spoke about fifteen minutes and was re.
peatedly applauded.
AID FOR THE CHICAGO sUPFERRRs
Hon. THOMAS y. FIELDS, In response 10 repeated
calls, made lew remarks, endorsing everything
that had been said by Mr.. King and Mr. Wood, lie
wound up by IQaking some happy allusions 10 the
President OF the society, and moving a resolution
that oil the members OF Tile society should
what they could anord In aid OF the Chicago suf.
This was received with rounds OF applause ond
pockctbooks were pulled from pockets Ia moment
10 make instant subscriptions Mr.. King viii re-
ceive subscriptions from all at the beadquarters or
the sociely. corner OF lOI0 street aud Tenth ave.
nue. at any time
The hoLblooded Captaid W. L. WILEY. vino N
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s.e,mshp City Of New York tr). Lsitch. LvsrpoolJohn
steamship Humboldt tBr). Johnson Livsrpool-Busk
stsamsAp 8. Olaf iNor), Hnls London-Funch. Edye
steamship New Yorx (NG,, Won Emster Brsmsn-osl-
stesp:hip Moro cassle. Adams Havana-Auan,ic Nail
stesmsng Livingston. cnecssman. savannah-Livlnss-
sieamship South Carona, Beckett, Charleston Nor.
Steamship Saratoga, Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamsh'p Volunteer, Howe, Phisdepha- Steam
Steamship Dir1eo. johnson. port,and-J Ames.
6teamship Nereus, 1earse. Boston-h + DimocK.
:, BARK Abina WaefaAer, Charleson-Thomas Dunham's
Brig Atlas Hodsdon, Gibraitar-Mtler Houehton.
Brig Robert Moore Abbott, Barbados-H frowbrdge 4
Brig Juliet Clark, Moore Matanzas-Thompson Hun.
Brig Excelsior (Br, Mayor Bermuda-D McCol.
Brig Lily Orb Ryan, st Johns NC swain 4 Son.
Brig Lizzie n Merrill. Call. New Orleans-R H Drum
sehr Chandler tBr. Petts Halifax, Ns-D Dewolf
schr Wellington tBr,. Eagles, Yarmouth, Ns-D DswoH
schr Freedom tBr). King, Windsor. Ns-Crandan, Ber.
schr Emma lBr), Bradley, st John, NB-Heney Parker
Schr Nellie CrowclI Crowell, Gaveson-E Stackpole.
Schr Nellie, johnson, Pensacola-B Metcaf 4 Co.
schr Ocean Belle Conln, Orange BluG-Snow Richard
schr Francis Arhsmus, Mitchell, Eizabethpor.-snow
schr Dart, williams, Stamford.
Sehr T Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
sloop Apollo, Freeman, New Haven
Steamer Bristol Wallace, Phnsdephia.
Steamer Tacony, Nicn0ls, Philadelphia.
Steamer Faircnild. Trout Phiadelphia.
Steamer Frank, Pierce Phlaaepna.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The 'BOss" Enc0urag ing His Cohors-He IL
Confident Of success-LocaIities Tor Coaven-
lions Designated.
meeting Of the Tammany General Committee
held last night at headquarters TO designate the
localities for holding the various conventions to
nominate candidates for the forthcoming electlons
There was large attendance including some OF the
chiefs, among them being Peter q. Sweeney and
others OF less prominence.
MT. W. N. TWEED presided. and on coming for
ward was received with applause. tie dlved into
the subject a. once. and commenced by saying that
Notwithstanding the strenuous efforts being made
against them ne would assert from Information re-
celved from reuable sources that the democratic
ticket would he trlumphanlly elected. The demo-
crae throughout the State were org ed and well
prepared and ready TO show that the great princi.
pies they were nghtlnR for must be maintained.
lApplause.) The coriiality with which the lelcpa-
tion vas received al Rochester an earnest OF that
victory which should perch banners OF those
men who were mghly esteemed and respected. The
candidates. with ole exception were those who
two years ago obtained the surrages OF the demo.
cratic party. Those gentlemen performed lhelT
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

ever foremost in objects OF charity said thai he sci
dom made speeches. nut when he did do so he liked
to ne emphatic. lie therefore moved that the Bren-
nan Society contribute immediately $500 towards
the relief or the Chicago sufferers.
This was greeted with tremendous applause, and
the PRESIDENT AFTER the motion had been carried
unanimously. said he would forward TO the MAYOR
OF Chicago $500 BY the nrst mail thls moInlng. Fer
nando Wood, Thomas @. Fields and James I. King
each subscribed 500.
In the evening the ladies had o tea party 10 the
ladies' dining room, after which grand oau was
held IN the Inner ballroom, the weather being too
cold for dancing on the Belvidere At eight O'Clock
flne display OF fireworks was given IN front OF the
Park
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

schr Maria Lunt, Smith, Newburg for New London.
schr J , Torres Fowler Virginia for New Haven
schr MaynoweF. Barlow, Philadelphia for Dennis-
bchr Geo A Pierce, Pierce, New York for Salem.
schr Hasa ncNamee, New York tor Greenwich.
schr David Nelson. Ferris, New YORK for stamford
Schr Nellie Bloomfield Hobbe Ezabsthport tor Stamford
schr Geo Washington. Peck, New York for stamford
scnr 0odWns waterbury. EixAbe(hpor Tor ntamio5o
Steamer Mers. DAVIS New York for Providence.
eteamer Abaroas, Davis, New York for FAN River.
wmrEsroNR Ii, Oct lilo IN.
HeAvy gale from the northwest III day, and sh pre-
Everything reported previously e yewainps the
Isand above passed through this An except brig Ida from
aork Tor ~ John, NB Reports from above state that
naroor and vicinity, which viii probably through In the
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct IL, l65l
The following, dated St. Paul, 7th inst, has been
gecelyed BY the government
Fenians, under the command OF General O'Don-
Ahue, attempted to cross the border line the 5tn
~ Georgetown, ana on Monday morning captured
the Canadian Custom House and the Hudson Bay
post at Pembina-
They were attacked and dispersed by United
States troops. and General ONeiil, VINO was with
them, was taken prisoner, together with 200 stand
OF arms The main body Of the Fenian army OF In
vasion has crossed the border line near ST. Joe,
MINI. United States troops are after them, and 1t
IL reported that ali the aDlebodied OF Manitoba
are under arms
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

sesmshias City OF New York, for Liverpool; Humboldt
40; 81 DIAL, London; New York. Bremen; MORO Caste,
He hav:na; LyISsoo ss.sopsh South 0aros. Charles
brewser Talcshuano; Archer San Francisco; Ada Ou-
son Antwerp; barks Normandy, Queenstown; Othere,
0aveston schr Potos Nassau and all the vessels which
Wind at sunset NV, frcsh
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
The Fenians Opposed to Cana
dian Raiding.
Himay in the Dominion from Montreal to Penn
bina and Back to Ottawa.

NOMINAL, Oct. a. l67l
Omcial information has been received here to the
erect that the Fentan General O'Neill with force
of men tRumber mot statedh crossed the border at
Pembina and seized the Canadian Custom House
and the post OF the Hudson Bay Company. Tney
were Afterwards attacked by United States troops
and dispersed, ONei being captured. 1t reported
that large party has crossed at ST. Joe. The
people Of Manitoba are greatly excited, and every
able bodied man is under arms
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Olive southard, Thoobald from Richmond, Me by
pilot boat Charlotte Webb, No 81.
Brig Lima, from jamaica.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
IN v A S 10 NJ.
"A So-Called "Fenian Raid" on
British Territory.
The Ex-Fenian General 0'Neil Once
More on the War Path.

he oeusral Captures . Canadian Custom House
: ana Uncle Rams Boys Capture the General
O'Nsin violatss the Neutrality Laws
zAird Time and Finds Himself Again
in United States Prison-Winni-
psg the Objective Point-In-
tsrvicw with . Fe-
niaA Councillor.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER II, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-10-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Almanac for New York This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS

Sun rises. ..... 90 Moon rises morn 10
Sun sets. ....... 8 % High water. ..eve 81
The New York herald., 1871-10-13

Raider O'NeIl Rcpmdiatcd by Irishmcn.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted at meeting OF the General Sheridan Club
OF the Irish Confederation held last evening at their
hall, No. Ill avenue A, viz. -
Whereas telegraph brings evening the news that
IN unprfncpled adventurer named oNe,lwho wishes
be regarded as q "Fenian 0eneral"-has again at
tempted TO ret up contemptuous hasco on the
CANADIAN frontier; and whereas the American public
may be leo " magne that this "1eneraln Representa-
tive OF The Irish hAmcrcan element Of population,
eAder' In the Irish revolutionary by which 10
belt =
Resolved That the General Sheridan Club OF the Irish
Sonfederahon, repudlate all connection with this
General and wish TO be understood Anne au peo
pie by the risb that this advenurer has NOT nov
Irish ofganization. ~
Resolved Th., We belevsd the United government
should sec to that this woudbe bgAnd be properly taken
Of when he viii not have opportunity OF again ont
raging the laws OF the and thereby to
bis utmost ability to bring odium and peope
from which he has become An ouicast and Ishmaee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-27
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE
Pc &C |!
THE CAPITULATI0N OF PARIS!
THE VIEWS Nv BERLLy.
Wild Excitement and Rejoicing in
that City.
No Collision Between Bismarck and
Napoleon.
THE CAPITULATI0N OF PARIS!
THE VIEWS Nv RERLLY.
T,iegroyied Euclusirely 10 The EreniHo Star.
NAII.s. I.I..AaI ..S-..--.-

Tslegropied ErolHsirely 10 The Ereniho Star:
WAR NOTES FROM LONDON.
LoNDoS, Jan. IS, 80 y. ma dispatch from
Berne says: Since the sd French pickets have
been posted along the frontier, preventing egress
from France into Switzerland, and imprisoning
strangers. Many francs-tireurs are near the
Swiss boundary, and their pickets are in the
vicinity Of the town OF Nillars
The German patrols extend to Abbevilliers,
The Germans have stormed Grayroche, And
repulsec the French in an attack upon ViIlsrs
BOW BERLIN RECEIVED THE REPORT
OF THE FALL OF PARIS.
berlin, Jan. 26.-The report Of the arrival
ofFavre at Versailles, and that he wa. received
to-day, created great excitement, although NJ
present it is not officially confirmed. As soon
as the news Of supposed capitulation was raised
abroad. the streets were speedily filed with Joy
full crowds. A great number Of people repaired
at once to the palace, in hopes Of seeing the
Queen, and hear from her lips the glad intelli-
gence promising the speedy return OF peace
They we're disappointed In theft expectation,
Is no telegram had reached her Majesty. All
the public offices were closed, and business was
generally suspended, all the employees being
anxious to gather the news. The general belief
is in well-informed circles that the rumors Of
negotiations locking towards capitulation are
true, from the fact that Jules Favre's presence
at Versailles is undoubted; but some believe he
may have gone there ia hope of obtaining q
military pass to the London conference.
The fact is officially known here, that only
tive days full rations are in Paris from to-day
At the war ONCE great preparations are IN Ak
ing for the conveyance AMI reception Of a large
number Of provisions TO the different locations
designated.
THE GERMANS INSIST On THE UNCON
OPTIONAL SURRENDER OF PARIS
LONDON, Jan. %, $50 a. m.-The followinp
statement is obtained from unofficial sources
but IL believed entirely Trustworthy: The Ger.
mans will insist upon the unconditional sur-
render of Paris, with all her forts and defences
No COLLISION BETWEEN BISMARCK
AND NAPOLEON.
The report in the London TIMES that there il
collision between Bismarck, NAPOLEON and
Eugene is unfounded.
GARIBALDI SURROUNDED.
LONDON, Jan. 70, Z a. m.-The Telegraph has
a dispatch announcing that Garibaldi and his
forces are surrounded by Prusslans near Dion
The Daily NeIrs says Jules Favre returned from
Versailles to Paris on "wednesday. The bosl-
barcment OF Paris continues.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAM SAYS THE
CAPITULATION OF-PARIS Is
IMMINENT.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1.30 r. MT is said the En-
peror of Germany has written q letter TO his
wife, in which he says the capitulation OF Paris
is imminent, and that he expects speedily TO re-
turn.