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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

An abstract of the case prepared by Mr.. j. c.
b. Davis Tor presentation on behalf Of the
United States to the Geneva council of arbi-
tration was published in the Boston Advertiser
yesterday. The claims are arranged in the fol-
lowing classes First the claims for direct losses
through the destruction Of vessels and their car
goes by the rebel cruisers. Second, International
expenditures in pursuit of those cruisers.
Third, the loss by the transfer of the American
commercial marine to the British flag through
fear of capture Fourth, the increased payments
for marine insurance. Fifth, the increased du-
ration and cost of the war to this government,
owing to the aid, material and moral, given to
the rebels ny English sympathizers. To the ag-
gregate thus made up should be added interest
to the day when the amount awarded is made
PAYABLE by the treaty, which is one year after
the award is announced. The rate Of in
tcrest claimed is seven per cent, and
the first day Of July, 1868, is proposed as the
date from which interest shall be reckoned.
These claims are compreh ensiye enough to in
clude all that the most eXacting Of our people
would demand. The award of something less
than this would not be a serious disappointment
to most of us. The statement of Mr.. Davis also
argues for the award of a gross sum to be paid
by Great Britain, instead of general declara-
ton of liability, leaving the amount to be fixed
by another tribunal. The summary of the
claims for losses by the several cruisers is as
follows:
SUMMARY OF CLAIMS FILED FOR LOSSES BY THE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

S. r. Leland s. Co. have just received splendid
assortment of Pianos, Piano Covers and Organs
new and elegant styles. These were selected eX-
pressy for the holidays and will be sold lower than
ever offered before. Be sure and examine these n-
strumens and get our prices before purchasing else
where
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

Christmas gifts at Miss S. }. Quinn's, 26l Main
street. An excellent assortment Of Grape collars
and cuffs, Grape sets, &c. with full line of mil
Inerv goods
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

Pretty styles in bonnets and hats at Roche's, 1873
Main street; old number 80. Full lines of new
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

TItE special merits of sMoLANDER's BucHU are that
it thorough invgoraes enervated system and that
it is perfect and truthful specific for kidney, bladder
and glandular Diseases mental and physical debility
gravel, Diabetes all complaints Of the urno-genital Or
so frequent in the female sex whether married or
single and the fact of its being prescribed by family
physicians, should be enough endorse its superiority
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sosrQN sToUk sArGs- DC. Is.

S!OWO Hartford anu Erie railroad is new u
$1,000 Boston city 6s, 1850, currency. slG0
$1,000 United states skies,
$500 United states fiyetHenCes. 1862 called l09
IA Boston and Albany railroad. ........... HIGHT.
Boston and Maine railroad ............. 4SGll49
% Eastern railroad
1880 Indianapolis and Cincinnati 70t7
10 Michigan Central railroad. lg
% 0gdenshurg & Lake Champlau K. .......... 500
20 iWUn racine railroad
u Vermont ana Massachusetts R,....,......,.. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

Look at every column of this issue to find full
description of our holiday goods.
FAIRBANKS & PIPER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

Rubber goods Of every description selling yer,
cheap at the Boston shoe store, IA Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

The celebrated wine cake so justly popular, is
for sale by spaulding s. Knowlton, 436 Main street,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

sosopoNr.-Al pcntudces had their drawbacks, until
the saubribrs Bark % tie Seap Tree was brought from
the Chan valleys to Perfect the fragrant SozoDoNT'
the most wholesome reliable and delightful article for
the teeth that brush ever dipped INTO.
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Western Union Telegraph company. ........"bla
Pacific Mail steamship company.
h. \. Central j Hudson River COnsOl d.......9l%
do do do do scrip. .....,.oIB
Erie railroad.
do preferred. ..........................65 l
Harlem railroad.
do preferred. ........,..... 81 ~
Reading railroac II
Michigan Central railroad ...................llsA
Union Pacific railroad stock.
Panama railroad. ........-...................h6
LsEe SnOre Sc Aiich, gan southern AR.........gOh
Illinois Central railroad. .....................ld2
Cleveland and FittsouTg Isi.r9sd, ...,...... l26a
chicago Snd Northwestern rGiirOGG .......,..6l9s
10 10 DroteTted .,........,.,SI'4
Cleveland. Columbus e Cincinnati railroad. .S64
New jersey Central railroad ..........,......l2
.plCAgv SID isuUk Iaiend OGG...,........lO4
kilwAaKes and ST. Pau railroad. ...,.... 90. 5ls4
do do pref. ........s.....l6A
roledO and Wabash railroad .,..... ...... ...e3t
do pIc,.,...............oU'
Fcrt Wayne and Chicago railroad .,..,......97
Alton and Tarre Hallte railroad. .........,....l6
DO preferred. Observation-Disclosures, ~
Chicago and Alton rallfOsd ...Hssf........."ll6
do preferred. .......'.s.......ll9
Ohio and Mississippi railroad. ......,.......i"4}5s
Hartford and Eric railroad. Observation-Disclosures. "a
Columbus. CiliCiiinhti X Ind. Central Il ..,.lSE
Chicago, burlington and Quincy 4 R........l2I
Hannibal and StJoscph Il Il ........f..t-..., 55ss
Central Pacific gold bonds; lg5A4
Union PcciAc railroad LIST mort. IS. .........90R
Union Pacific iaisG grants. .................,..ISA
Union Pacific railroad income lHs....f..,s....Sl
Tennessee stale IS, new. sk5
Virginia state 6's, new .....,..................bi
missouri STATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
North Carolina state is, new................. Il
IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

E'OU D-A BLACK BRACELET, heayi.
Il ~ sci with gold. The owner can have The same by
paying iOr this advertisement CAL NJ HE Spy Once.
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D1ED
wilmer On '9 WeiGe.v i nsc sg al 0 RcavSs
and friends are invited % attend without further notice
and 5arah carter, aged Is yrs mos is days tCncn-
Eg9era TUESDAY 9tgFnoGn nfc 9tn at one oelock o
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"A HALL DANCING AcADENf'
G-iA MONDAY EVENING, DEC s5.
rielcts, admitting one Gent, with lady, sIoo
March at Z. o-cloeh. al9,2l,22, di9
STATE MQ %. o. ~ wd diEE ONANOE
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he STATE MUTUAL LIFE AssuGAscg coAFASY OF
ps0E on 'WDYESDRY is7 o at len oeocR A.
NJ, for choice OF Directors and for the transaction Of
any qdher business 'uat 9t igSy 3G SeiSre sau
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select ntcces nrenorc5 Tor the orcason
ADMITrANCE % CTS, CHILDREN Is CTS.
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The P,puIar American Actor
Nip EseANK NANn
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which will be presented with appropriate scenery and
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Prices usual. Seats secured at Music Hail
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EoreIgn Nlnri.cts.-tRr AElnnLlr cnbla1

Foreign MnFkets.-[Rv Ahantic Cebie.1
LONDON, Dec. l8-Consols closed at g24. t. 5 5-2Os
1862 92i do 1865, old 93#; do, 1851 $50; 4, s. ten
torties us.
Al Frankfort Dec ts. T. 5. 5-2O's 1852, 81.
LIVERPOOL Dec. B,Cotlcn Closed quiet at 100 for
bales.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

Five Fer Cent. per AuDum
SLOWED for Money on Call. +. A. GOoDNow,
ans F pi~at National Paub
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-19

Gee. 8. Hoppin 81 CO., Commisson Merchants
and Dealers IN Flour Corn Rye, Oats, Malt Meal OF All
Dhsnic street. Rorcnstar Mas iaS9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

Standard brands Of kiln-dried bring " 3V
y Dbl from store. and at % % on the
leyee: 200 bbls sold on the levee at $3 %.
and Is from store at So 50 = Dbl.
BAcoN-Is dull and is held at Sc for
shoulders: l!as II l2c for clear rib sides
and 1914 for clear sides: and ltd l6i2c for
sugar cured hams.
PoRk-Is dull. Mess is offering at SD
:, Dbl on the landing and is retailing ut
Sd 30 023. 30 hbls mess sold on the land
inc at So y Dbl.
LARp-Is in good supply and dull. lierccs
are quoted at l2l2 q l3c, and kegs at 1884 a
Ne + II.
BREAKFAST BACo>-Is quoted at - a tic
t. ID
CAROLINA Cow PEAs-Are in fair supply
and demand at 50 y bushel. They are job
ing at 50 . T. bushel.
WHlsky-Pure Bourbon whisky is in good
demand. and sells readily at 81 5oa5 T.
gal, as in quality. Patent Bourbon 81 a
y T. gal. Rectitied WHISTLES are dull at
80 95c = gal for good proof
CONGRATULATED inactive, importers hold
ing Il 900 bags. We quote round lots gold
duty paid), prime l5i4 lj'.c: good l4a4 a
DC: fair l4i4 4l2c e II. Jobbing trade
quiet.
CnEEsE-Choice Western factory is i'll
light supply. and sells readily at ID a l1l"c
+ Ii: reserve steady at l3i2c; English dairy
dull at Ii a lie t. H..
FREIGHTs-Tonnage is still very scarce.
and the demand for room is active at full
rates. Vessels can not he had at all for
Western produce. The c"aStwisc demand
is good. and rates in that direction are
buoyant. We quote cotton to Liverpool,
sail a.d: steam nominal: cotton to Havrc,
sail. l2c: to German ports. sail, l3-lod:
oil cake to Liverpool. 81 ass Cd; OIL, -;
cotton to New York and Philadelphia.
stcam 7sc sugar. 81; molasses, s.; flour.
~. corn ISc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


L0CKPORT-Stca1nrr Tahcqual,-5& hhds sugar
bales cotton IS SKIS seed cotton 20 bbl~ mola sses
and sundrits
BAYOU DE GLAIzE-Steamer Rutf-9t bales of
cotton l"8 SKIS cotton seed Is bbls molassrs and
sundrles
BAYOU DIES GLAIzE-Steamer peerless--2Oa
bales cotton - hhds sugar $50 SKIS cotton seed 70
bbls molass,.s and sundres
BAYOU MACoN-Stcam-r lizzie E!opkins-l52
bales cotton 76o SKIS cotton seed and sunlIies
FORT ADAMS--Steamer wade Hampton--l4G
bales cotton 9i2 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton
hhds sugar and sun,irits
SALINE RIvER-Steamer Little tlrua-.a. bales
COT ton and sundrlcS
Observation-Disclosures Scma-:ta bales cotton
3l3 SKIS cotton seed + hhds sugar ~ Dbl, molasscs
and sundrics
Observation-Disclosures Robert E.Lr.-2oO3 bales
cotton BOT SKIS cotton seed b69 sk- ocn,c and sun.
dries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hunt.r-2o Dbl, mo.
laSse, and sundIies
LOWER COAST-Steamtr Beautort-86 bbls of
moasses 10 hb!s nee and sundrics
LAFOtRCHE-Lusger Ia Vile de Sorren;o-50
Dbl, potatoes SKIS seed cotton 20 halt-bales moss
BAYOU DES GLAIZE-Steamrr AI,na Nav and
harses-98oo SKIS cotton seed Is cord, wood and
sundIes
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
Observation-Disclosures Belle of N+on-I2G5
bales cotton and slIndries
CAMDEN-Steasner Garry Osen-39. bales OF
cotton and sundTIts
JEFFERSON-Sttamer { II Durt,.-aI- b,las col,
ARKANSAS RIVER->teauer Clarkovile-l52a
bales cotton 554 SKIS cotton seed and ,lIulrirs
DELHI-Steamer Ozark-590 SKIS cotton seed 1917
bales cotton and sundries
LAFOuRCIIE--Steamer Henry Tete-l1a hhds
sugar bales cotton 10 SKIS seed cotton 90 bbs mo.
lasses and sundries
LOBDELLS STORE-Steame W Pike-33 bales
cotton 20 SKIS seed cotton 90 hhds sugar III bbls mo
lasses and Sundries
ST JAMES-Steamer Hcsper-54 bbs moasses SO
half bbls molasses hhds sugar and sundries
BELLE AR--Steamer Bart Abe-l97 hhds sugar
90 bbls mOlasses and'sundries
MISUNDERSTANDING Ficker-6o hhds sugar
bales cotton y bbls m0asses y half bbls molasses
and sundrics
ANTE KIVER-Steamer Ahce-l3 bales cotton
II SKIS seed cotton 200 SKIS cotton seed 10 bxs eggs
and sundries
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD. March 2O-326 bales cotton al 4
sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, March 1871 bales cotton and sim
dries
March 1888 bales cotton 9 bbls whisky and sun
dries
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March 20-82 hhds sugar l2l bbls molasses $40
bales cotton 10 SKIS seed cotton IA half bbs molasses
and sundres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
Dr. de st. KOmes VS.. Victor lie 1T. Romes.
Nos 5497 and 1893.

t(Y VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF PIERr
- facias to me directed by the Honorable John
=. Montamst, TMrd Justice of the Peace in aud
for the parish of Orleans shall proceed TO sell At
twelve O'clock NJ. at ~ st. Charles Rotunda
between Gravier and Common streets, the folIo,x
ing described property. to wit
l. PORTION OF GROUND, measuring l26 feet
II inches ON st Bernard by So feet inches and :
lines In depth. ia on opposite side and III feet
inches and line in rear
LOT OF GROUND measuring 80 feet 4 inches
and lines on Ursunes bounded by St phiiin
Miro and Tonti streets, l66 feet inches and Ina.
IN depth on one side ll2 feet inches and on H.
other
D. PORTION OF GROUND measuring l4l feet
inches Hne on Laharpe. l27 feet IL inches and 2
lines IN the rear 50 feet inches lincs in depth on
one side and 90 feet inches and lines on tie
other. VII w
Seized in the above suits
Terms-Cash On the spot
mh2l A app Constable of Third Jus,;n., Ss,,r,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
IMPORTS.

NEW Notwithstanding George Cromwell
i>std Indst-
INDIANoLA VA GALvt>TGS -St,ams!;p Nor
Lan-tt bales cotton Isl head cattle So; hides aud
sundrirs
INDIANOLA VIA Observation-Disclosures W q
HeWcs-2J bales cotton p Dbl. beet 1870 mead Gait t
~ head Ncrriiug~ and suudrlts
INpIANolA Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hutch
In-on-l2+ bales cotton : toOo0 i'll specie and sun
dries
notwithstanding IIercules-8 bags coffee
NEW lORk-Stcam~hIp Missi>sppi-As> I'd ndsc
IIEERPOOL-Bark NIphou-JN5 bAs tIup.at. 10
hbs beer 20 bales nd-- t58 SIS salt Is cks INK 1.L
bars railroad lroI los ties soda ash 10 pkgs hard
ware aud -uudIlts
ClIILTIPEC-Schooner Island Belle-loO tons cr.
dir and mahogany
RUATAN lSLAND-Schooner Island Belle-l5 900
plIutaIis 800 buucllts bananas 5000 cocoauIlts 20
pn"appes
OLD Observation-Disclosures J Princes, 500
oranges POO punches bananas and plantaIns lhds
cotton seed 100 pumpkins IL head hogs ; tons old
HAVANA VIA FLORIDA PORTS Steamship
Hayaua-fI0m Htvaua-lo 900 cigars 81 bxs sugar
hh!s oranges
From Key west and Florida ports-28i3 ,.lss peas
p tics rice 10 bbs syrup cases mds.
NEWPORT-Ship Maid OF OIieaus-J.34 bavs rail
road iron
NEWPORT-Ship Pylsia-38l4 bars railroad iron
LIVERPOOL-Ship Vim NJ Rccd-5:6, ,h. salt 30
dozen mats
MOBILk-Sttamer Frances-l6 bales cotton and
sunlries
MOBILE-Steamer Marv-2ll bale. cotton IS SKIS
cotton seed 24l Sis peas bbis turpeutinr Il cases
mdse and sundlles
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

We have received complimentary adj
mission cards to the grand vocal and instrll-
mental concert to be given at Odd Fellows
Hall tomorrow evening. by Mile. Emma
Fairex, who will be assisted by Miss A s.
Pupil of Mr.. Van Hutilcn). Miss Theresa
Canon, Misses jeanette and Rachel Frankie,
Messrs. Van Hutflen. Bremen Wheeler.
Davis, Phi. Greuling, Robert Meyer, and
nIchesfra
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
STEAMBOATS,.
BELOW COMING UP,

Ship 81 James, Patterson IS days from Lave rpool
in ballast, to MASTER
Bark Frank Marion. Duncan. 20 days from Boston
to Crescent City Ice Company
Norwegian bark Emerald, Patterson, from Mobile.
i'll ballast to ocean Z-rtga Aco-
Brig Margarht, johnson, IA days from Charleston,
10 Price, Hue Topper
Schooner Hattie Sampson, Sherman. DAYS from
Ha vana. TO Chaftraix x Agar
schooner Marth. Heath. days from Corpus
Christi, bound to New York, put distress
Schooner Louise Willeston. Estcval. days from,
Vera Cruz III ballast. to Paacio-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

Colonel II. S. McComh and Mr.. Charles
Morgan propose to leave the city for India
nola. t., look after the interests of the rail
road from that point 10 austin and San An
pleted to Victoria.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
John kicha rdsOn vs.. p. McOutrick-Sec.
Oud lusiice GnuIt No 2ti

(I VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI PACIAR TO
- me directed by the Honorable W L. Bvaus Sec
ohd justice OF the Peace i'll and for the r.rish Of
Orleans, shall proceed to sell at public auction
ON the premises, No. l07 Const ,nce street betwesn
Melpomene and Terpsichorc streets on TCESDAY
March II. 1871. at two O'Clock p M
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK AND
EFFECTS
Seized in the above entitled suit
mill ID Il J. DAVERN Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
CONSTABLES' SALES.

A. Weber W.. f. IL. Gruber-First Justice
Court for the parish OF Orleans, No. 68Os
.DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERr IA
- cias to me directed by the Hon. H n.
Dibble First Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish of Orleans, will proceed to sell at public
auction, on MONDAY, March d. 1871, at my ware
house, No 1873 Julia street at twelve o'clock NJ
The articles seized i'll the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
ury notes. DANIEL CROWLEY
mhl6 Il 26 (,onstah,a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
COMMERCIAL.
MoSDAy EyENING March ~ 1871

MONDAY EVENING. March 20 1871.
COrTON-The sales to-day embraced $50
bales at irregular and easier prices, closing
at a decline of /. a l4c. We modify our quo
tations accordingly, and annex also the En-
change figures, which are for even-ru running
OF its types, while ours are for average
lists. with the outside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21
WANTED.

knnn AGENTS WANTED-MALE AND
sJVVV Female, to sell two articles. sala-
bic as flour, and needed IN every family. Samples
sent free by mail with terms to clear to dol
lars per day. This Is no gift enterprise or humbug,
but they new articles OF real merit. Reader. if
YOU want protta bic and honorable employment
send on your name and postotioe address, aud
ceive fun particulars with sample free by return
mail Address N. II. WHITE,
mhl6 6td 4tw Newark New Jersey.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

See list of visiting surgeons and phySi
clans elected by thc board of admnistra-
tors of Charity Hospital for the ensuing six
months.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

Some genius claims To have invented
process by which castor oil can be eaten on
bread about as pleasantly as honey.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-21

Wheat dull and dropping Mt s 370l 80
Corn dull and dropping, at 3'c. Rye
scarce and firm tat 81 030l %. Oats
quiet: No. , 50a53c. Barley weak at 500
30. Provisions dull and unsettled. Mess
so Is AL. Lard lla4 a - steam and kettle.
Bulk meats: Shoulders IA; clear rib ga a
ga; clear sides 10l4c. Bacon: Shoulders ga;
clear rib 1917; clear sides lie. Hogs scarce
and firm S. 50@7 D. Whisky advance
asked: none established.
ST. Louis. March 2O.-Flour dull and de-
clined Is 20c on lower grades: supertine
winter S. SO a 5 60: extras So 80. Wheat
dull, No. spring Iowa 81 49, No. 3 red
fall 81 40. Corn dull and dropping. mixed
in bulk 81 a Sic: choice yellow sacked zoe.
Oats dull and dropping, No. mixed Die.
Barley steady, 9jc for choice fall. Rye
quiet 95c. Whisky SSc Provisions only in lin
tied demand: Mess pork SO 7502l Bulk
meats: Shoulders 7 Is lac: clear rib l0i4c;
clear sides l0l9c. Bacon: Shoulders size;
clear rib lOaac; clear sides ii a &C. Sugar
cured hams, canvased. Zoe: Lard dull and
nominal. Hogs quiet S6a7. Cattle steady
at 81 so at IS.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. March %. Evening.-Consols
81. Five-twenties of 1869, 3d.
market steady; middling uplands IA 07Ssd;
Orleans IN 75sd sales 10000 bales, 1000 Of
which were for export and speculation
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches
CONCORD. N. H., March 20-Threc Demo
Gratis, having received certificates OF cleo
ton, have departed for Washington.
New YORK, March 2O.-A special to the
World, dated Saturday night, saws: At
council of war held yesterday, Theirs pre-
siding. it was resolved to attack the insur-
gents At two o'clock the thirteenth chas-
seurs and three regiments of the line ad
vanced on Montmartre.
Another body advanced upon La Villette
and still another on Bellevile. The troops
were successful at MOntmartre and La Viii
lette; but at Belleville the people refused to
allow the troops to enter Rue de Paris.
The gendarmes charged. but were com
PEELED to retreat under volleys from the i'll
surgents.
At La Villette the troops fraternizel with
the insurgents. General Ninoy was Missed
and pelted at MOntmartre. General Palla-
dimes is prisoner at the insurgent head
quarters. General LecOmpte has been
sentenced to death. General Susville was
killed. Many gendarmcs were killed.
LONDON, March Gothic Times Paris
special says: The respectable Parisians
are stupefed by the action Of the nationals.
General Thomas last word was Cow
ards" He fell at the third discharge.
Theirs is firm, but full of grief. Ninoy's
indignation is boundless.
A special to the Telegraph says:
General VinOy has been mobbed. The
mob virtually have possession of the city.
Only wine shops are open, and drunkenness
is rampant The women are armed.
General ChanZy was arrested upon his az
rival at Paris by the insurgents. and it IL
reported that he will be shot to-day.
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