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DETAILS OF THE FAILURE.

The failure of Haar & Co., well-knOwn
gold and stock brokers, at No As wall-st, was made
known about IL Yesterday, by the following note
received by BraytOn Ives president Of the Stock Ex
change:
NEw-YORK Oct. IS, 1873.
To The President Of he Stock Exchange:
SIR; We regret that III consequence or series OF
losses and msfOFtunes have become unable to meet
our engagements. Yours respectfully, HAAR Co.
THIS announcement when read TO the members OF the
Stock Exchange, created great excitement which
soon spread to the street. Rumors of fraudulent
transactions freely circulated. which
credited by OF the mysterious absence
Of the members OF the firm. Tho clerks in charge of
Haar Co 5 Offices denied any knowledge OF whore
they were, and little information could be obtained
there Of the business airs OF the firm Meyer, their
gold clerk, said that the failure due entirely to
pudatiOn OF thor contracts by Beden & Co. Later in
the day Presd,ut ives received letter from Belden 6
Co. in which they wrote:
We have been Informed that Haar & Co. state that
their failure OcCasOncd by purchases or stocks
our account, We deny this Ia toto, and state that
on the contrary they have defrauded out
OF large amount By pTetenCe that
they sold the securities account. They
have Oyrrdrawn their bank account and have disposed
OF large amount Of securities In their hands, and
which We cannot possibly recover
At stock Exchange received every few
moments tU buy sell under the rule. and it be-
came evident that the victims OF TINS failure
mcrous. Tie shares OF stocks bought IN for ITaar Co
were:
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MIR. HAAR ARRESTED.

william Belden, Washington L. ConDor, Charles d.
Belden and Henry Belden, IT,, by their attorneys.
Messrs yanderpOel, Green Cunning, yesterday
nppred 10 Judge Barrett. Of the Supreme
Court, for an order of arrest against John
H. Haar based on an aldavit oPMr. Connor that John
H. Haar, Charles f. Kuhuemundt and Julius Hengster,
forming the firm OF Haar Co., within the
taat twelve months obtained from the plaintiffs
5000 shares OF tho capital stock OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. on certificate OF that
company, the shares being worm S3JO'oOV, 10 .9hh
10 persons dosrOus Of borrowing and that
Instead Of effecting such loan. they converted
iEem 20 their own use and sold them absolutely.
The paintns received S25OOO0 security and declare
that !, nil hy nave ever received aud that defendants
still owe them $4,000 n. e. DOonn, or NO o2 west
Fiity.nfth-st and " X. Southern. Of New-Brlghton.
statsn Isand, qualified b,ndsmen' with W. l.. Con-
no1 and The order Vas granted. , ,,. ,..,.-,,,
MIR Haar was arrested about O'Clock ye'terday
aft.rnoon by Deputy Sheriff, In Chambers, near
Chatham-si as he was entering tue once OF us attoI
new eX- senator Gross. The Deputy, as usual accom-
na1ied Mr. Haar az his request In search OF bail Tue
bond being Hed ut $50 600, the fu amount OF the III
G.bIedness Mr Haar was unable 10 obtain the neces-
snry bondslnrD aud he was taken IN charge by the
Ds1uty Sheriff and about o'clock be was locked up III
Ludlow Street Jail.
WILLIAM BELDENs STATEMENT.
William Belden OF Belden Co.. in referring TO the
failure. said "They defrauded us by false
concentrations We let them have large
amount of securities few days ago, ana
thoy promised TO return to us on Monday morning
bonds and stocks to the extent OF their haDniy' on
Sunday night in company with ex-senator Gross; DIS
attorney MIR Haar came TO my house ana tOld me
tbat he was Insolvent. and that he regretted
that he owed my firm over 100000, which ne was un
able 20 pay. IL also told me that he had oYerdraWn
mis- bank account $4,000 and that he was hopeessy
Involved Haar & Co. have been speeulatlng III tne
market ana they used our securities, telnhg US thaI
they had ost them when knew that there hau Dee
mo- decline by which they could have lost them dld
NOT see MIR Haar Monday. aud / did not give nni @
auy orders 10 pay he states. hid always slpPJsou
Haar Co. were men with large means ana ample O.
snonsibili " and my tIm was constantly G3IS Dnsnos
throurh Them our last transaction was on ffilhy, "c
In appeared TO be all ugbL Iuey nave dtllh latLsy
sYyndieI us out OF very large sum OF money, by DO
roWIpe stocks Of agreeing 10 pay hcaEy lleIts' "
their use and by then representing 10 n4 thdt thty
money" $50 ,,.n
John IT. Haar was found last evening In the custody
Of n DeputysherG. lie appeared TO take his arrest
With an air of indifference. He declared that he had
done nothing OF criminal nature. He added; " On
sunday night William Belden, accompanied by hls
brother Henry, called to see me Al lhe resi-
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CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH
TOO TIRED oFJAILLIFE To STAY.

TOO TIRED OF JAIL LIFE To STAY
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Niuc prisoners dug through
wall Of the Kokomo Ind jail last night ana escaped to
the woods
NOW SAID TO BE IN CANADA
" CHICAGO, Oct. IA dispatCh fIOm Montreal saws
C. W. Angel the deiaung Pullman car Company secretary,
Is living the vicinity Of that cy. TAe Pullman people do
not credit the report.
THH DAILY EXPLOSION IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 16.--A TREE Press special
from ids that boiler in Sringrrs snRe mi
at that place exploded to-day killing seriously
inuring hve Others. The mil badly dana Ced.
CAUGHT AT LAST BY A DETECTIVE
PHILADELPHIA Oct. l5-Dctective HauseT arrested
a John Weipe today, charged with committing
murder Troy " T. He had been wCrking IA iron mill
here about week lie arrested telegram from the
Chief Police OF Troy.
DEATH FROM A NEEDLESS STEP.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Oct l5.-WhIle Nm. j. Ian
sing contractor, examining the pl,sterng On fhe par,
with 81 Paul Church. last evening he fell
through stairway 70 The hoof below receiving IN es from
which c died early thiB morning.
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SMITH NJ. WRED.
PETER $. PALMER,

SMITH NJ. WRED,
PETER $. PALMER,
J. GAY,
S. WlIGHT HOLCOMB.
DPAE TWEED:
Your matters have both turned mp all o. K. but
fear your dispatch to Norton damaged us, as 10 had
TO go entirely thrO' the district, and the Repub-
hcan part Of it. and fear thoy have got hold of It,
Everything looks rst-rate yet fear old Vanderbilt
is putting IN money. aud we could use more to adj
vantage can assure You. We are fighting still
fight and have got them beyond hope, unless old V.
comes down by the tens OF thousands. That party
ought to put IA more, aud Hayes said he thought
they would. but have bad nothing from them.
Have not wasted moment in ten days. Norton
is away Should anything else be sent to MS send
TO me at same place, and telegraph me in some blind
way, and In James Hayes name or some of your
boys that ] know. Say: TRADE closed on five
months time,' or something of that kind All can
say is we think we are sure, aud are sure unless
tLey spend $4,000 against ms, but we could make
IT dOubly sure with more funds. SMITH NJ. WEED.
Perhaps it ought TO be added that Bir. Weed was
as good as his word, and gave" Mr.. Tweed Sena-
tor by 1000 majority.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sy,,oDsis for The past "a hours.

Wv EhNolIAN1 iNblbA llONO
SyHODsis for The past "a hours
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16. ! a. m.-The storm
that Monday night central in the Missouri Valley T.
central In Illinois and the Northwest, where the
pressure is now apparently extraordinarily low. Warm
sOutheriy wind threatening and rainy weather prevails
over the Laka region and the Northwest. Warmer
partly cloudy clear weather prevails IN the South
Atlantic States.
Indications
For NeW-ErgaDd aud the Middle Atlantic States. sta
tODary or falling barometer warner southwest winds
partly cloudy weather. and possibly in the dorlhern por
tons slight rams.
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man Daniel Reck had not been arrested, and had not
been charged with vrong-dong. He was called as
witness behalf OF the last week. and as
he had been court OF law before the effect on
diseased nervous system have led "a the sad
result AARON MATTHEWS
Deputy Collector With District Of New-Jersey.
Kkirnrk. Oct. IL 1S1R.
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TRIBUHE OFFICE Oct. IG. 1 a. m.-The movement
of the barometer downward during the greater
OF the fine weather yesterday. bat before midnight
slight rise was recorded The temperure has risen and
tie amount OF In Inc mir hhs been increased
Warmer and partly cloudy weather, with slight chances
OF gnt ram, may be expected this city and vicinity
anU
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matters the blood and bowels on which disease depends
for its continuance.
STILL FURTHER TESTIMONY AS TO CURES OF YEr-
Low FEVER.

STILL FURTHER TESTIMONY AS TO CURES OF YEr-
Low FEVER.
II Canalst, New-orleans, october 8, 1873.
Extract OF letter dated above Probably little vol
untary testimony Will unpalatabe you, and there
FORE before opportunity passes take occasion TO men
ton that six Of yellow fever which came under my
four my house and two neghbors, placed my
faith in Brandreths Ps and good nursing and by their sid
under Providence all to-day well and hearty Knowing
that yellow fever the liver and kidneys the main pr
organs attacked and from personal experience that your
pills these organs specifically concluded that II there
any medicine your pills would prove available
auxiliary the treatment and the result not
mistaken.
Two Of these showed seous symptoms stoppage
and tendency black vom indicated by an In
descbabe burning the stomach and deirous pitching and
tumbing these slgns, camphorated
oil was freely used niment and hot pOuce part
cuary retention Of urine, which after forty eight
hours first the color Of blood and grad
uay natural color all the time four six OF Brandreths
Pills continued night and both during severe
gradually reducing TO one or two
pills Health strength unlike most other patients re-
turned mine very rapidly. Respectfully
CT. w DANKRRs.
Brandreth's Pills are sold by all druggists.
PRISCIPAL OFFICE: 29i Canalst New.YOTk.
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TILE SUICIDE OF DANIEL REcK.

70 me EdttOr Of The TrtOHne.
SIR: An article in THE TRIBUNE of to-day
concerning the suicide OF Daniel Reck of Newark does
injustice to the memory az estimable and upright
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MARRIED

R-osaooD-on Thursday, the 26tN nit, at
Sc Pauls Church windham Conn.,. BY the Rev Giles n
DeshOn assisted by Rev. Richard X Ashley Arthur >:
Winchester Annette P. osgood daughter OF samuel
Bingham, esq
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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count Of Haar CO., at average OF lOOA2 This gOld
cost Haar Co. the day before lOl cniaiing lOss OF
about $4,000. When the purchase made tits under
stood that the pool which bad been buying heavily for
a week, made the sale through brokers, leaving
uasr & Co. in the lurca, while the sellers
got nd Of their gold at handsome profit.
While these forced sales were taking place
Ia the Gold and Stock Rooms, small brokers who
had been engaged Monday by Hdar & Co.
10 sell stocks at - margin per 100 shares
were bcsegnR the Office OF BeIden a Co., Clamoring
for u settlement. MIR. BodCn assured them that his
firm in responsible for the shortcomings Of
HAar d co.
Il was learned that Dominlck & Dlckerman had sui
forrd by a worthless check Tor $4,000 drawn by
Hasr & Co. the City Bank. This check had beeu
given IN payment OF saos OF Delaware Lackawanna
and Western stock. When Hiar Co. found
that they were unable 10 meet the losses which
they had sustained hey general assignment 10 f.
gold clerk This fact d not become generally
known until near the close Of business hours when the
assignment was filed. although executed early In the
morning. All the members OF the firm left the street
before the crash became known and they were inyis-
ibe to their creditors FOR the remainder OF the day The
firm Is composed ofJ II. Haar. member OF the Gold Ex
change, c. +. Kuehnemundt, member Of the New-York
Stock Exchange, and j. Hongster The firms operations
Saturday and Monday reached most Of the leading
brokers.
Woerishafer & Co.. OF EKchnnge-place, bought
5000 shares OF Northwest stock from Haar
and closed the order privately suffering loss
OF about a., 900. Mr.. kiinG'edt broker, had
an order ffou, Haar to soil 1000 shares Of
Northwest stock; which L did ~ loss Of
"a 600 Mr.. klingicldt say, that Haar told him
that he had an order from Mr. Belden 20
scu the stock. MDrN & Co. sold 1000 shares of
Union Pacific stock order from IInar Co. IL
cash Transaction. and they only lost their commission,
which was about $500
Two letters were received At tho Stock Exchange at
the time OF closing out stocks on account of tho failure,
one from william Heath Co.. asking that 1900 shares
of Northwrst be bought In, and ano. her from
Even Tutle requesting tnat 100 shares Of the
stock he bought in In add ton 10 the $500 shares
oF stock bought IN und SOLD under the
rr,e there we're many disputes arising out
OF the deliveries aud transactions 10 frOm
S25 600 TO $4,000 settled privately. No other
fanre was 10 the Stock Exchange IA OccasOued
by Unar Co = troubles but there were rumors OF sew
ry, small concerns being seriously embarrassed and
llhely 20 faIl to-day. ~
Uaar Co. kept their account Bt the City Bank, and
had ovcrdrawn. On Monday morning they OYe1 the
bsnk $40 OOO which reduced yesterday morning to
R33 900 THIS they made good by depOsltng securities
iu.t before making assignment
The liabilities Of the hrm as far "a can be ascerained,
4 al
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ruElsJt
lines divisions II du Tor tue
ecedng dnht The lac SseiAai
OF ms dufiug those
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WEED'S CIPHER WITH TWEED.

TELEGRAPH NE IN SOME BLIND WAY -" TRADE
CLOSED ON FIVE MONTHS TIME -" JIMMY
HAYES MAKES HIS APPEARANCE.
PALMER, WEED g. GAY, Law-Oflce,
PLATTSDURGH, n. T., Oct. %, 1862
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DIED.

AH notices of Marriages must b. indOrsed WIh full
name and address.
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po.I nnce Norlce.-rne tOrslgn mars tOr ths v

fOr0lgn mans WeeE
sATUKDAY, october 10. 1873 win close AZ TINS once
m IcSDAY ar A. m Europa by steamship Montana
via oneenstown on WEDNES DAY, at a. m, Tor Europe,
by steamship Russia via Queenstown corsspondenee Iot
Trance m b forwarded this steamer be specially ad
dressed and at $50 or France direct by steamship
IabTad9r VIA Hayre THURSDAY at 9 a. M. fOr Eu.
rome by steamship City Of Montreal Queenstown (cOr
reDdence oF Germany and France TO be Oy ms
stesoer must specially addressed and at u % TOR Eu-
rope Dy steamship Frisa via Plymouth; Cheroourg ana
smbng: on SATURDAY. at a. H. Tor Europe by steam
snIn Rrtannc via Queenstown correspondence TOR Ger
mapv and scotland be forwarded by this steamer must %
sneciav adareSsed); ard for scotland direct by
Steamsnip AnchOra Glasgow and AZ llao M cr Eu'
DOnan, via southampton ana bremen.
me steamships Montana Russia CITY OF Montreal and
uystanni do NOT faEe mails Denmark 5w0Oep and Mol
on 1rbe mails for Nassau n p leave New.YOrk OcfO.
nor rs The mails Hayt Savanlla &c, leave New York
october I5 mails for Havana leave Newlork October
III and TO- The mails for Mexico leave Bewiork Octobeg
10 The mails for Aspngal and Seuth Pacific ports leave
NewYOrk October 9 The mails for Australia, &c, leave
san francisco October 2S ,. -
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winter Don't buy TIL you have seen Is os, -
Uncsr Fannels for ladies gents and chste YaIE clty
ALICE FLETCHER q o. hast s.' La ss 'sa str ras ~
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Brandrelh's Pills are sold by all druggists.
PRIScIPAL OFFICE: 29i Canal st., New. York.
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Nervous Exhaustion-A medical essay comprising ser
Oecjdent and Orient

Coffee fragrant delicious economical Ca or send postal
circulars O tho best boiler and the post OatOr ever yet
vented II. X. GORDON 1881 Broadway New.fork
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po., on,. sovro,s October il J. lsAs 54NES po''mA

Sure Cure for Lung, Throat and Malarisl Diseases
RYE AND ROCK" AS PREPARED BY ME- soLl
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS ASK FOR MY "RYl
Avn ROCK AND TAKE NO OTHER. 81 PER bAKot
RoTvTLE. n VAN Bell. IS CHAMBEhs-sry skVEs
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY.
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KhnbaII's Catarrh Cigarettes

N., Medical wer on skin diseases impurities Of tn
hosd with aH Ienc cases Mailed for 10 cents direc
from the authors JACQUES and BKoDIE University
place New-IOrk
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5perial Notlees.

IAN wedding notes, cards &c. engraved IN the latest
styiss by A. DEMARE5r. 1872 Brosiwsy. Arms erests,
seals medals &c
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LONG BRANCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 29.-The day has
been very warm. There light southeast wind,
scarcely enough TO futer the flags upon the buf. The
sky is overcast.
Frank Green and Harvey CaTey made soundlngs this
morning off the Ocean Hotel for the proposed pier. AT
GOO feet from high-waer mark they found depth OF
twenty feet.
Justice Lane to-day committed to prison the LADY who
is charged with stealing charms from the Florida curl
osty store be held TO await the action Of the
Grand Jury An effort is being made TO have the pro-
ceedirgs renewed by higher court.
Among recent arrivals are
Al the West Enid. X. Ferguson. 81. Louis; william
+. Woodyear, Thomas Y. WoOdyear Mrs. Henry May,
Miss Nav f. Denmead and family, Baltimore; W A.
Pullman Oh City: u. L. Holden and WIFE, Philadelphia !;
Innn H. Earle, I. l.. Bennett. New Haven; john q.
Hcckscher T. X. Keator, Henry Eldeid aud wife, G W
Yllott Dr. L. II. sayre, DR.. n. Green New lork.
waldron 81. Louis; Mrs II. bertholi, Ne~-IOrk; j..
Ar thc INSTRUMENTATION X Travers, Newport c. Il.
Newhold w. 4. MORRISON, George *. Pei, j. h"aTney
Warren il W. Lansing, NewYOrk; II. J. etaley, H. \.
Lansing Charles A. Porter, Philadelphia; i. W. Arm
strong Baltimore T.. II. Beatte, Cmclnnau
At me O>an-E j. ROccls, VI. {. Clnck! an MISS Bcie
C1ncklm y Barnett, j. W. Maclay Ncw-IO * j. John
SON BROOKLYN; Miss II. ID. Miller, Philadelphia; MIS-
Della lowe Baltimore; >. CARTS, Brooklyn
Al tho Mans!on-Nrs. c. Ryder, ". Wcsicrfoid, Mrs.
H. Lawrence, W II. RockfellOw, Ncw-York; Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Knapp Mrs ". V. Clark. Iiackensack.
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,,s conclusion which they reached Yet the
.rs. mus, Oc watched for they msn, finish their
T".,cbhorhood could I've organized for defence.
tne IAN stood behind tree near the corner of the
opV and the other went forth to call the neshbors
After long interval the staff-oficer returned
with the tdings that recruits were hasten
" enc front Just then there was another explosion
,ss bns and of the pickes winked at his com
~. and sagely remarked; There goes the safe"
hi,c.robed sentinel at the window also heard the
u, and retreatinc TO her bed regretted that she had
Va her husband and exposed herself to midnight
US On the street the report Of pistol was heard,
hnllet whistled by the two men on guard BY this
49, ,be advance guard of the achievements was de
,pg toward the bank hut before junction could be
pxryteS with the outpOsts and plan of campaign
tneS,eJ two robbers left the bank and walked OFF
seoprd the station Some OF the neighbOrs spoke 10
nS~noSsibv asked them for their business addresses
Nod there was random firing, but no serious eff
vas made 20 intercept theu-they being anxious to
io 'be first train The allies thcn took possession OF
and ascertained that the robbers had made
u,ste and operated upon the wrong safe Then they
rned to their quarters ana pease once more regnod
Z, thst ArCadidn vale.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRENCH HOSPITALITIES TO AMERICANS
PARIa rhursday Aug % 1R1A.


PARIS. Thursday, Aug. 20. 1873.
The French committee on the Franco
American Commercial Treaty gave banquet TO the
200 guests were present including the American and
French delegates at the recent conferences NJ. Tes-
serene de Bort Minister OF Agriculture NJ Carnot the
Under-S cretary Of the Department Of Public Works
Minister Noyes Messrs. Hit and vignaud OF the Amer
lean Legation the Hon. Luclus Flirchid. the American
Consul General Ex-Governor Mccormick. Commission
ertenera To the Exposition and other prominent gen
tlemen Senator FOuchrr de Careil presided speeches
made by Senator FOucber de Carei Mr.. Polak. NJ
Wilson, Member Of the Chamber OF Deputies; NJ Dn
temple secretary Of the French committee. NJ. Leon
CbOtteau. Messrs Appleton, billiard and Hodges d.
Pascal Dhprat, Member Of tie Chamber OF Deputies
Mr.. Young and others.
The President NJ. Fouoher dc Carei. in proposing the
health Of the American delegates reminded his hearers
that Benjamin Franklin to Paris in the last cen
tury to opdeavor to secure treaty OF commerce the
project has since been revived by private enterprise.
Possibly In years time French delegation will pro-
ceed To- America TO complete the negotiations.
Mr.. Polak proposed " The prosperity Of the French
Republic
The health OF Minister Noyes proposed by NJ. VIII
son. OF tie French Chamber OF Deputies.
In replying, Governor NOycs wished the delegates sue
iIe said they not there Opromote free trade,
but rather to promote that which will contribute 10 tho
welfare and prosperity OF France and America The dis
cUssOn Of the proposed treaty would certainly greatly
contribute to the friendship Of the two countries, "ho
to be hoped would become sisters interest and
general welfare.
NJ. Pascal Duprat proposed "tho powerful and nhuen-
tlal American press"
Before the close OF the banquet President Foucher de
Careil teegraphcd to President Hayes as follows:
The delegates at the Conference for FrancOAmercan
treaty aernize and send You their best compliments
(Signed) THE FRENCH COMMITTEE.
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SUMNER LEISURE.
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.


NEWPORT, Il. L., Aug. 2S.-Thc British tars
here last, and already the visitors have COM
menced entertain them. hey VIII remain about ten
days before proceeding to Halifax.
The Right Hon L. on Playiar, member of the Privy
Council and member Of Parliament, is at the Ocean
House together with several other English dgnitares.
The following are late arrivals at the Ocean House
Henry Hpcnis, John Buck, =. o. Matthews, son and
wife, +. W. j. Hurst. T.. r. Garrison. NJ. Sands. G. H.
stone and wife, Tyler Goddard. c. i. Despard, Mrs H.
WILSON, New-York: Gay Pcttbonc, Miss NOrah Petit
BONE Buffalo Mrs. j. ". Leonard Pekn. H.; Horace
Baxter Rutland, VI; Mr. and Ms. Beach, Hartford !;
j. T. CODY aud wife, Brooklyn; slds Quincy, Boston;
Mrs Woode, Mrs. Chime, Washington; Edward Cotton,
Oxford, Eng. Mr.. and Mrs McAllistcr, the Misses
Blanchard Philadelphia C. W. Wolley. Cincinnati; A.
r. Lang Boston the Rev. D. T. Warren, ID. d., Potts
Town, Penn c. j.. Ric. G.. Reno. New-G1rk; o. L. Lev
erlck and wife, ASplnwall; {. W. West, Pn:adcrhia.
An entertainment was gwen THIS evening 10 quite a
number OF tue English naval officers by MI. h ~
beach Mr. Mason also entertained the members Of tie
Town ana County Clan yesterday.
Several pigeon matches aIe III prospect
The Brooklyn Yacht CIuO Is not expected
The United States steamer MiynOWcr Is at anch0r AT
the torpedo station. -,
The Ocean House Will he open until Septcmbcr 20.
no takes place the Ocean House Saturday night.
The famous yacht America, owned by General Butler
and the schooner yacht Nesta axe AT anchor III hc inner
hdrOur.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 29.-Admiral lnseheld. accom-
panied BY his iag lieu enant, VISITED the torpedo station
To-Day salute OF orpedoes fired Oh his arrival
He will DINE with the French Minister on Saturday, and
has accepted several invitations 20 dine with prominent
summer residents Tie municipal authorities Will give
"a Dal. next week in honor of the British olhcers