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First Branch.


Mayor JelTers occupied tho chair.
Alter tho reception and filing Of some
reports, communication from Jailor
Kennedy was received from the Second
Branch and read, charging the City Health
Officer with neglect OF duty, and asking
appointment OF q committee 10 investl.
gate the charges. Mr.. Blair showed that
the charges were not supported by Otllda'
Wit as required by ordinance, and lie made
the point that the paper was not in order.
Tho Mayor was oil same opinion, but
thought rs the Second Branch had over.
looked this, 1t would DO well TO concur.
Gov. Stanton moved to postpone and that
Mr.. Kennedy be notified Of the insult.
cheney Of his communication, Agreed 10.
Tho action OF tho Second Branch was
conCurred in the following cases; Au.
thorizing the Committee on Streets and
Alleys to construct sewer on Chapllue
street at or near Marshall; directing the
Water Works Commissioner TO report
the probable cost Of 12.inch pipe to the
Eighth Ward, on the best and cheapest
route; directing the Surveyor to cstab.
lish certain grades in tho Eighth Ward;
granting T. NlOulter permission to drain
cellar into Zane street sewer; authorizing
the appointment Of tho members Of the
Eighth Ward on the standing committees;
granting petition Of Smith Mcdonald,
Collector Of Water Rents for 1860, and biz
suretics, to have T. ]. Campbell, ". ].
Breinig, and Fred. Unruh appointed as
deputies Of Mcdonald, to collect the
water rents for 1869.
A resolution was received from the Sec.
ond Branch TO authorize the Belmont
Nail Works Company to make attach.
mcntS TO the water plugs in the vicinity Of
their works in case Of fire, and granting
them one Of the old hose reels DO.
longing to the city. Mr.. Allison moved
TO amend by making the use of the plugs
Subject to the control Of the Fire Dc.
partmCnt" On motion Of Mr.. Boring,
the resolution was referred 10 the Com.
mittee on Fife Department.
The paper from jailOr Kennedy, Charg.
ing the City Health Officer with neglecting
the medical treatment Of prisoners, having
been sworn to by him, was presented by
the Mayor, who decided that it came be.
fore this Branch as new paper, the &C.
tinn Of the other Branch having been In.
valid. Mr. BlSir moved committee Of
three from each Branch 10 consider the
communication. Mr.. Boring moved to
make it two from tho First and three
from the Second. The amendment was
agreed to and the paper so referred. The
Mayor appointed Messrs. Kelley and ALI.
son on the part Of this Branch.
Adjourned.
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JUsT received from New York auctions,
black silks at great bargains at BrueS &
Sanders.
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ToRsALE.-TwENTY (eO) BUILD.
inV Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $500
each. IeEms, One.foprIh cash; the residue In
equal lnItalmen!s at one, two aud three years.
NH JNo. P. GnCHRIsT.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1871.
Travellers Register.
DHPARTURE on TRAINS,
NeH Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Eng. Lutheran Church.
Steamer Carrie Brooks.
Mattresses, Mirrors, &c.
Gold Pens Oxtoby & Dufleld.
The Open Bible.
For Sale or Rent.
The PiIgrim-Washlngton Hall.
Notice 10 Contractors.
Proposals.
Lindsey Institute.
Lost. ..-
Rooms.
Opening-Mrs. Cunningham-head o.
local,
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DUBLIC SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

lily virtue Of a decree Of tho Circuit Court for
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered 90 the Sth
day OF Apfil, 1871, In cause IN ChanCcry pend
Ing In Sail Court, wherein Andrew q. Gillespie
ttdI are CUmplaluauts and CGcGllA Gillespie 81 al
are dCicndanlr, shall On
Saturday, the goth Day Of Nay, 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. N, proceed to sell at public auC.
tIou, to the highest aud best bidder 1T the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
istO say:
"A portion Of lot No. III, fronting on the north
eide OF Clay street Between 9Th and 9TH streets
In that part cl the city Of Wheeling commonly
known as East Wheeling, bounded Us follows, to-
wit: Beginning At the south cast corner Oi lot
No, III thence wCs.waFdy, with the line OF Clay
RtrpCt, thirty feet, thence with line parallel with
the east line Of sal0 lot, nurthwArl eighty feet
aud ten iuChus thence with Il liUC parallel With
Clay GIrCCl thiIly feet to the east line OF said lot,
thence with the Cast line OF said lot eighty feet
and ten inches to the beginning; the SAID part OF
lot fronting thirty feet on Clay street, measuring
from the south cast corner hereof and running
back the depth. Of even width, Of eighty feet and
ten inChes." with all the buIldinGs and appurlc.
pAncCs ihcT(uLtO 6ClOngiug
TERMS or SALE-One, third cash, and the bal
Ance in u and Is months, the purchaser giving
bond with good security for tho deferred lnstA.
mGnts, viii Interest iron date, VI all cash, ut
purchasers option. ~
mia SpCClAl Commissioner,
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Go and see the heavy gro grain black
silk at 81 IS per yard, very cheap at g.
so, ut Brues s Sanders.
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LOOK out for bargains at r. PoRTEH'S,
No. 1856 Main street.
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MONTANA & BEAR DUCK FOR
1Hl Roofing Steamboats, and BalRSs, on hand
leSS CHARLES b. BERRY.
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TOR SALE-A DRUG STORE Ga
Ia the city Of ST. Adams, on the line i;id
q the Chcsa, cake ard Ohio Raj! DAD, NJ IlAsAs
the mouth OF Coal River. A rare chance. App
i0 or addrr,s II. l.. j. IllLLE,
AplC1 COalsmOulh, ". Va.
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THE advantages OF using DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER are shown in lis superior
excellence over all others, by which ele.
giant, light, sweet rolls, biscuits, bread,
pastry, &c, can be made With very little
trouble, food that can be eaten with I'm.
punity and relished by the most sensitive
dyspcptic or invalid. 1t permits no waste
Of flour prepared with it, and the quantity
required to be used Of DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER Is one.third or one.halfless than
those Of other manufacturers. Tryit and
DO convinced. For sale by Grocers every.
where. eod&w
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TOR SALE ON EASY TERMS f:.N
II Five Brick Houses In BenwOod, stu It'll
ted above high water mark. 'AEAA-
by ". V. HoGE & BRO,
mari Real Estate Agents.
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lRoN-PUosPHoRuS- CAllaAYA.-Thsth three bes
Tones, Shlltally and elegantly combined In an
HmbeF'oOlored cordial, beautifully transparent TO
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, In Caswell, Hazard & Co.'S Ferro- PhoS.
phOrated ElIxer Of CAliSAya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal CallRaya
Bark, and each teaSpoonful contains one grain Of
Iron. Samples furnished nee to the profession.
CASWELI, HAZARD d CO.,
o Sole manufacturers, New York
Sold BY al Druggists,
mAYq6Ra.Sa.d&n
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FOR REMT.

NOR RENT-STORE ROOM -
and six Dwelling Rooms, occupied iii
Ly 1T. Hahchpr, Centre Wheeling, Market As
square, Apply at n,,,r,,,,r,, ,,orp1
InaT2l hFNNEhS uOI Eb,
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J1oR RENT.-TWO (9 SMALL In
! Dwelling Houses on the Island. IN
Apply al the Island Vineyard to -
rlSi Wh. uLLLMANs
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THE best kid gloves in theland are the
celebrated 81 IS kid gloves, Of Brues 6
Sanders .
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For SALE,

UTUEELING SAVINGS INsTlTU-
w TIOE.-TRUSTEE'S SALE-PursIant
to the Deed OF Trust from the WheelItg Savings
Institution TO me, dated February IS, 1871, aud
recorded in the Recorders oIlicC for this county
in Deed Book IS, page %, viii on
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FOR black silks 60 to Brues & Sanders,
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STEAMBOATS,,

FOR CINCINNATI-THE
Il GnO passenger steamer LaRet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

Fast side.
4 DESIRABLE DwELLIyGs FOR SALE AT Low.
N. EST MARKET RATES.
tth near 4ssr M.-Fuxt ciasa medium sized House.
PARK av., corner S5th st--Brown stone Rouse.
s1tl ST., Park av-F~t class eaium House.
18th 81, near th av.-Medinn moac-a House.
4.n St, adjoining 9Th nv. First class House lessehod
I'D o., near f1fth av,-Supcrh large House, IN fec.
sS,h st., near 5th av.-Sinall modern House.
4ssh ST. near 9th av.-Fuii sized Dwelling.
iah ST. near 9Th avLarge and small Houses both lease
hold
56,a St. bh and Central ParSFirs class four sc
~ high soor brown House, 2uxS ol ic Ieei IN
fee; possession.
ALSO,
BUILDING Lots on and adjoining Fih and Madison ave-
nues above and below the Park, at lowest rates
ALSO,
SsoaGoo ESTATE FUNDS To loan BOND and MORT
GhGt, sui, New York and rrOck yn PRO
fLRTY MORTGAGES CAsHED.
ALSO,
printed list of Madison avenue and other Houses
for gale and TO let.
w. X. STEVENSON & SON.
No III Pine s,rset.
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COUNTRY COTTAGES TO LEr-FURNIShED, A
~ McComb's Dam Bridge; good stables; tine gardens
houses fully furnished; rent $500 aud Il. 200.
A. KEMP, Loo Murray street.
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COUNTRY SEATS TO RENT-FURNlsHED AND UN-
furnished, at Montcair, Bloomfield, Paterson, Eliza
BETH Scotch Plains, FanHed and other locations in Nes
Jersey also Yonkers Mount Kco Brews.cr Rye, Pert
chester Greenwich and Stamford, several fronting tho
Sound rent from $500 TO So QUO.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FURNISHED, TO RENT-FO
~ the summer, nj Stanford beautiful place. For tern
apply TO r. HARTMAN, as William street, New York.
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T WISH To EXCHANGE FULL SIZED LOT IN
recnpoint. aud pay about SetC cash. for frame House
in williamsburg Brooklyn. suitable FOR two families No
agents. Address u. q. j., Herald Office
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AT NEW BRIGHTON. $. Upper AND LoWEl
N Terraces. To ict elegant place extensive ground,
grapery stables, de- x25e0. Five modern HOuses, $500
S5e0: three furnished, $780, sl75 $40 per month tw
splendid Places with Horses, Carriages, &c.
w A. COLLINS, % Pine street.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL. 30 BOWERy, CORNER
IN Bayard sreeLc00 light Rooms neatly furnished 6c.
and Coo hht 90 W Sf week. FOR gentlemen onlys
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~ Us minutes kie Railroad. from foot Of Chamber
street. Apply TO owner, THOMAS Il. AGNEw, sGU Green
witch street.
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CPLENDID VIRGINIA PLANTATION FOR SALE-2sj
- rs oak and pine timber balance IN cultivation
all fence soil loa suited 20 wheat tobacco aud
covcr 20 bushels wheat TO the acre last large and
handsome mansion, extensive and numerous oubuJincs,
beautiful lawn, shade, fruit, flowers, spring water SC
healthy ocation church. school and depot; " miles
sncc on time. Address vIRGfNfAN, Herald oflce.
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II avenue propefty-Two Lots Fifth avenue, we'll Ii
Gated, below Eighty ninth street
u. r. MELROSE, s:6 East Fortieth street.
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throughout Ia hard wood, situated southeast corner of
Madison avenue and Fiityfourth street. Permits from
PAGE MCCAFfERrY fifth avenue, corner or Fifty
second
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ITO LET FURNISHED FOR ONE YEAR, LARGE AND
j espacous Residence, adjoinin Brooklyn Park. with
eight ground house in good rerar furnace
all in hrs. class orde stable
four horecs ana also coachmans residence None
but class apply and best references
be given Address r. j. H., boz LIZA Post Office, New York
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES TO LET.-SEvERAL VERY
desirabl. Country Residences New York. fu nshcd
and nnfunhed, responsible terms have fine water
fronts. q. e. BENNETT. 81 Cedar street.
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ITO EXCHhNGE-FOR IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, !
comfortable Residence (furnishod Horses, Carriage;
dc situated Rntherfurd Park, ~ j. fronting the
river, nine miles from New York, i've minutes from depot
also several Villa Sites. Address EXCHANGE, box IL
Herald Office.
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| ITO LET-iN BROOKLYN, THREE STORY BRICK
House. No 42b Clermont avenue, ninth house from Full
ton all modern Rent 1880 Apply
TO owner premises or to EDWARD II. FOSDICK, 145
East Eorty-s
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&C E0O WILL BUY-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PL.sjOV Properly or Lots-a House, ten rooms, water
improvements garden fruit trees elevated spep
old prospect ten minutes to GRretsons Staten Isnd Raj
road foiyive minutes 70 city: Also one, s23Ol: new
House, eight rooms Vanderbilt avenue ten minutes
nue., Brooklyn.
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DERGEN COUNTY, n. J.-FARMS AND COUNTRY
ID Seats for SALE in Saddle River Valley and vicinity Noat
acres $4,000 fine Place So acres Sluoco; 100 scres,
s. IRELAND POI broadway.
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A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY TWENTY FOOT FRONT
browa stone high stoop House, Th!tyseven!h stree,
Murray il $4,000; mante mrrros, Chandeliers, Ac.
TioS. J. DUNklN, 55i Third avenue.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK CITY
or Brooklyn Property, nice Place Staten Islnnd o
lsh acres o Land ornamental brick eouse grounds under
and other trees good garden, water, &C. miles from
vsnderbits Landing. Apply TO I. +. JEREMIAH,
Broadway.
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INOR SALE-OR WOULD EXCHANGE IN PART FOR
IL good Bonds stocks or Mortgages, one Of the fines
OWNER, ~ Nassau street, room II.
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TNOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A VALUABLE LEASE
hold Interest," property, central part Of the city
equity Ssoro0 to S75o Address KING, box go Herald
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AN
TO LET.

OUR BROOKLYN PATRONS WILL SERVE THEIR
~ interests and convenience bv leaving their favors
Tor the HERALD at the Branch Once removed from las
Fulton street to- No. Court street City Hall square,
building with Lre Railway Office This our only authorized
BROOKLYN oace and advertisements received at recnls
rates without extra charge of any kind Open from A.
iii S r. NJ.
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Personal Inselligeloc.

Secretary Boutwell,, after being enveopel in the
cod classic atmosphere OF the "Inh," l. lastiBg
IN, sweets OF Gotham At The fiftn Avenue.
: Conan, lanes /, Negey IL a, tie st. Nicholas.
Judge j. NJ 1ibb3its, ., Washington, IN The e'ty
uron business connected With The affairs oil the
southern raclic Railroad, Is stopping at the d.
Nicholas.
Marquis Chambrul, OF Trance, y among .ilc
guests ut the Hoffman House.
Henry Cad, vino is from Porto Rico, AMI mas
ceased FOR time 'gadding' abou. the world, - az
tho Filth Avenue.
General r. $. stockton. OF New Jersey, AMI o. II.
Ioyt ana J. q. Mccoy, United states Army, are
M,o arrivals at the ~. James.
Among the most prominent OF the solourherS ~
The Hoffman House are General ". A. barnum, OF
syracuse: colonel W. II. Reynolds, Of PROVIDENCE ~
L. ana j. ri. Van Antwerp, OF Albany.
to.ncs :. n. Burnnam, 81 Iliohmont, va, ana T..
J. aeroney. OF North Carolina; Major J. 9. Raney,
OF New orleans, ana Judges o. J. wilson, OF OHIO,
mlp.J. Avery, Of New York, arc stopping at the
Grad lentral.
lho Fifth Avenue Is temporarily the tenement OF
Jacob iioGner OF Cinclnnati; j. y Perry, OF sydney,
,tralla; j. c. WalIeley Of Connecticut; j. II. Hum.
=, Of Albany, and Charles Blair, OF ONO.
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nearer the beginning. And to emphasize
the time Moses further declares that ''the
Earth was then without form and void !" so
that no human intellect can conceive, much
less calculate, the probable distance Of time
between the creation and the present. But
the inquirer HES him in imagination to some
mountain top, and then waits for six revolu-
tons of the Earth to bring forth the perfection
and the beauty Of creation which we now
behold, forgetting at the same time that Moses
declares the Earth to have existed without
form, and, therefore, before it revolved at all.
And chemistry shows us how it assumed its
form by revolving around central body, so
that 'God must be true though every man be
liar"
The six days acts Of creation, as generally
understood, win, in this light, appear to be
supplemental to the one grand Word of God,
by which, through faith, we understand the
worlds were framed and were absolutely ne
cessary to give form to that which had none,
and light and life and beauty to that which
was void and dark. AS in the ancient days
the world by wisdom knew not God, even so
now do men-leaving the inspired revelation,
itself its own best interpreter-wander of
among the fables and endless gencalogies which
minister questions rather than cody cdifying,
and are lost in the mists and myths of ages.
They profess that they know God; but in
works they deny him. Instead Of approaching
the sacred records with sincere desire after
the trath they glance at it hastily and reject
it, or examine it only to cr!icise its grammar,
its chronology or history, or its casual and in
cidental statements, rs if they were the most
complete details; and, having grouped their
objections together and presented them to
weak-minded persons, they overthrow the faith
of some But the Word OF God standeth sure,
and that Word is written on the stars and on
the rocks as well as in the Bible, and will re-
main unshaken when the last iahdel shall have
uttered his last objection.
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asserting the right to Judge when other measures
GBRaAs AID 70 FRANCE.

GBRdAS AID 70 FRANCE.
despatch from Berlin, SAYS the Kreuz Zdf,stg
OF to-day announces that the proposal OF the Feuca
government 10 Germany for IN Increase Of tue num-
Der OF French troops IN Paris IN consequence OF the
csturbapces In That city, has been agreed TO. The
German government has also ed, In case Of
the sprea0 81 tire disturbances beyond PARIS, to
place dep. n aents occupied b. German troops IN q
state OF siege, according 10 French laws. The num-
Der ana disposition OF the German forces In Franco
are not to be changed.
FRENCH TROOPS ES ROUTE FOR HOME.
despatch from ftzeh1e Denmark, announces,
the arrival at Gucssatt, the capital q the Duchy
or Holse,n, OF 1000 french soldiers released from
captivity In Germany.
similar number t. expected this eveaing Trans
ports are in waiting At Guckstatt carry them to
France.
THE WAR INDEMNITY.
The London Tines special despatch from Yer
saes says H. Theirs pays Ave hundred millions Of
fraac5 to tho Pruss,ans on FRIDAY evening" nnd til,
French government win then DO allowed TO receive
reinforcclnent5 nom the North.
THE MINISTER FROM AND To ITALY.
dcsratch FROM FIore ice, March 81, says viscoun.
HarcOurt has been appointed French Ambassador to
Rome, and Count Praslin Cholseul comes to Florence
In o similar capacity.
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IN able writer, 4 wei known novelist, himself
. man Of science, feeling the force Of Darwin,
tmplores his brother clergymen not to be led
away too easily from the old paths,
and pointedly warns them that before
giving up the old Book with it's old
and beautiful story, they should ask
the men of science what makes the ''vibra-
tIons vibrate"-what gives ''physis" to the
'innate tendencies" of the units-what puts
'infinite order into the gemmules in place of
Infinite anarchy?" Judge Edmonds, of New
York, representing many thousands who,
having let 60 the old anchor, find themselves
at sea, tells us of a new religion and new
source of spiritual joy which he and his friends
have discovered by means of taking imperti-
nent liberties with the names of the departed.
On the whole, we are quite as much inclined
to go in for Darwin and his tadpole as for
dssiriuns tremens.
1t Is not our business to calm the troubled
waters. 1t is not for us to say how this chaos
Ia to be shaped into another cosmos. Oar
duty is to reflect the thoughts Of the hour.
When men Of science are making discoveries,
yet cropping in the dark when divines can do
no better than make apologies and implore a
suspension of judgment; when the temporal
ties of the Holy Father are scarcely more in
danger than is the Christian religion itself, it
Is not for us to speak positively. This, how
ever, we will say-we do not despair We
shall continue to reflect tho religious senti-
ments of the times. In the long run the truth
will prevail and, unless we greatly mistake,
it will be found that the ''oll pathways"
were at once wise and good.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Mo.yy MARkET.--LoSDoN, April III 30 r.
NJ -Consos closed at - for money, and 91S 9a6 for
the American securities quiet and ssealy United
States hyetwenty bonds, 1856. 1885, 1855. psA e67,
9>s tcnortles s9a Erie hallway shares ls1s Iiinoia
Ccntra,s, lla1; Atanti: ami Great Western, 4si5.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET.--LIvERrooI, April l.
ESQ =. M.-1he market closed cas.er md1in.
lands. 75a'. 7Md; niioiling Orleans, I'D 5sd.
OF the day have been 10 00 bales including 1000 for
speculation and export.
tho American cotton supply there have
Manhattan with $50 bales the France 5o aad
tue Tarfa, l, 1875 bales.
Lhygnroo,. PaonucE MAnKEr.LtvEnrooI, April l.
l:30 T.. M Lnseei oil LIB l0s. ga per ton.
ANTWERP PETROLEUM MhsKE1.-Asr April L.
Petroleum closed yesterday 4sf. for standard white
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TELEGRAM 70 The NEW r9M Asail).

Report Denied bismarck and the IDsurrcr-
ticn-T HERS Asked to Name the lime tor Its
surprcssson-The War lI6emniiy -The
Italian Minister.
IoSDoy, April I, 1871.
am enabled to report the following Tor the inior-
nation VI tao NEW YORK HERALD
REPORT DENIED.
A Versailles despatch OF to-day pronounces utterly
false The report. already elegraphed that the Thir.
tccn,h regiment OF the line rad entered Paris and
fratcrnized VITA the National Guards.
BISMARCK AND riIE ISsUaREcTioN.
NJ Bismarck, in his note asked NJ Theirs to define
The time in which he would accomplish the suppress
sion oil the naurrecton In Paris. NJ. Theirs resisted
the demand by the expression Of the hope that no
would succeed in his EFFORTS Of coacla;ioD, anu w