The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1870, Page 5

. ) i riccearemnmaretortttte nero tet ’ THE WAR. A General Battle Said to ‘be in Progress. *~ Details of the Engagements at Geis Hill and Saarbruck. The French Repulse Generally Acknowledged. Prussian Plan for Isolating MacMahon and Invading France. ‘The News from Weissenburg in Berlin and Paris. Berlin in Royal and Popular Re- joicing—Paris “Indignant” and Tending to Riot. ENGLAND TO PROTECT BELGIUM. A British Fleet Sails Gibraltar. for FRANCE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD. Parts Agitnted Over tho French Deteat—Iu- diguanv” Crowds in the Streets—Tendeucy to Riot—Fiuance and Relig! Excitement, PaRis, Auguat 6—10 Night. Paria ts in an excited condition to-night. The populace {e¢l indignant at the news of the repulse of the French troops by the Prussians af Welssen- burg. Acrowd, or mob, made ab attack on the oftice of & Prussian stock broker. . ‘The police are out in great force in the street. Immense crowds of peopic are collected tn or urging throngh the principal (horoughfares, ‘The people are singing the ‘‘Murselllaise.”’ Fourteen millions of francs in gold were seized yesterday at the rallway stations, when in transport from France for otler countries. Pope Pius the Ninth has written a letter to the Emperor Napoleon to say that he 1s dissatisfied at the moment and manner ia which the French troopd tet: Rome. A General Battle Snid to be in Progress, Panis, August 5—9 P, M, The Monizeur du Soir, 1a an extra, reports that a Combat took place to-day at the village of Nieder- Jauterbacti, near the junction of the Lauter and te Rhine. No particaiars are given. Paris, August 5—Evening. La Liver, in an extra edition issued this even: fing, says it has received information that heavy Aghting has been going on since morning at several points @long the frontier. Nows from the Seat of War—Kumors of Vice tory and Reports of Detcat—The Keverse at Weissenburg Admitted Conjecture us to the Prussian Plans—Wiil They Iuvade ths Territory ?—A Freuch Capture at Sea. Paris, August 5—6 P.M, It is reported in the city, here aud there, since morning, but unofficially, that the French have taken Saar Louis aftera great baitle. There ts much ¢x- citement and the details are anxiously awaited. The French General Burgine rec ‘3d inst. between Saarbrucken and Saar Louis to ob- serve the movements of the Prussians, They were not found in any force iu that neighbor hood, At tbe camp of Chaions last eventing the Garde Mobile bad @ grand Milumination in honor of the capture of Saarbruck. There had been previously some slight insubordination among the Garde, but the favorable news ended that ai o1 The French admit the reverse at Weissenburg and confirm the news of the capture of the place by the Prussians thus, The publication ts dated Paris, to- day At one o'clock yesterday afternoon three regi- ments of General Douay’s division ana a brigade of light artiflery were attacked at Weissenburg by very considerable forces of the enemy, which had been massed in the woods skirting the Lauter river. Our troops resisted for several hours the attacks of the enemy and then retired to the suminit of the Pigeon river, an emimence which commands the line of ratl. road to Bitche. General Deuay was killed. One piece of artillery, the horses having been Kliled and the carriage broken, fell into the hands of the Prus- sians, Marshal MacMahon js concentrating we forces under his command ut this point. Telegrams from Paris, dated yesterday evening, Bupply the following reports:—The Journal du Soir as reason to believe that the Prusslan plan of at- tack is (0 concentrate at Mayence, Coblentz, Darm- stadt and Manheim, and march at once into France through Landau, ‘This, the Journal thinks, ex- Plains the assault on Weissenburg. Le Pays prints the following official despatch, Marshul MacMahon has occupied with bis army a strong postition near Lie place of yesterday's con- Aict, He is in telegraphic communication wich all the corps of the army. ‘The piece of artillery taken by the enemy yesterday was an ordinary cannon. The North German three-masted schooner Laura ‘was captured by a French man-of-war and brought to the port. of Brest to-day. ‘The Presse judges, from the movements now hetug made by ihe enemy's troops, that Belgian territory will be violated by Prussia, The Emperor has authorized English, American | and Austrian physicians to enter the military hospi- Gal service. The Gouut de Chambord has sent 10,000f, to the | patriglic fund. Tho Gaots asserts that the Austrian Ministerial Director Kiazeko saw the Emperor yesterday at Mots sud announced that Austria and Italy had formed an alliance which was favorable to France, The same paper says the Emperor has requested Deputy Jerome Davi to remain during the war at headquarters. Immense assemblares on the boulevards (ten P, M,) are Aingtog patriotic songs. No disorders hayo ocourred. By order of the Préfect of Police all persons now in Parts who are natives of countries at war with France are summoned to appear before a commis. Bary Of potice and procure papers or leave the country. 26 PRUSSIA. News of the Battle Victory in Berlin=-A Citi- zen Jubilee—King Willia Despatch Read ‘to the People—Civic Iiuminations and Re- Joicing—Important Consequences of ¢ Crown Prince’s Triumpli—MaéMahon Pars Gally Isolated. BERLIN, August 5—7 P. M. The Prussians celebrated an extempore nationat Jubtice on account of the war news in Berlin to-day. Denso crowds of citizens collected in front of te royal palace at an early hour, each one congratutat- ing his fellow aud thé country at large on the tri- ‘umphs of the royal arms in the contest with France, King William's despatch from bh. dquarters, a1 mounoing the victory of the Prussian troops and tne Crowa Prince at Wiessenburg, was read to the People from the balcony of the palace by order of her Majesty the Queen, anid the greatest enthn- slasm, loud cheers following almost every word. ‘The palace ttself, with the surrounding buildings, WOre Covered with National Tawa, nnoitered on the | ee Propatations were mado for a goncral Lilumina- tion of Berlin to-night. The Pruastan war loan already exceeds one hun- dred and twenty millions of thators, Amidst the rojotctag the pleasing fact was re noried that the substantial fruit of the victory of the Prusslan troops, under the crown Prince wt Gels | Hut, 18 fue destruction of ome wide of the French quairlaleral—formed vy Strasburg, -Lauterburg, Weissenburg and Bitche—thus cating off Marshal MacMahou's corps of Froach from tt northera cgn- nections, ; A army despatch from Haguonau, dated to-day, reporis Lhat the defeat of the French at Geta Mitt was disastrous Lo General Douay's division of Napo- leou's army. ‘The picked fightiag men of the French were ubterly ronted, Several of the defeated Freacimen reached Hague- nau to-lay lv ademoralized condition, on the retreat, Welssenburg ts in possession of the Prussians. A general advance of the Prussians from Wetssen burg and Saar Louts ts expected to take place almos immediately, Despatches Crom the Fivid of \Triumph—Tho “Spleadidiy De= ‘Taken by the French—froach Prisoners (rom Weiss: mburg in Frankfort, Bertin, August 6-7 P.M, The following despaich nas heen received here from Niederotterbach, a amati village on the Otter river, near Welssemburg, dated alx o'clock ‘Thurs- day evening: — We have won a brilliant but bloody victory. The left wing was the attacking body, and consisted of the Fifth and the Eleventh Prussian corps, with the Second (Bavarian). ‘this force carried by assautt, wuder the eyes of the Crown Prince, the fortress of Welssemburg and the heights between Weissembe! and Gelsburg. ra soi ud Douay’s diviston of Marshal MacMahon's corps was splendidly defeated, being driven from its camp. General Douay llinself was killed. Five nundred prisoners were taken. None of them were wounded. Many Turocos were among the captured, ‘The Prussian General Kirchbach was slightly wounded. The Royal Grenadiers and tue bifttetia regiment of the line suffered heavy tosses. A telegram dated at Nienkircu, near Treves, Au- gust 6, says:—“The French on ‘Tuesday shelled Saarbruck station, ‘The engines, cars, &c., were saved," The report that Suartouts had been taken by tho French after a@ brilliant engagement proves un- founded. The report came from Paris and is contra- ducted bya later despatch, which says there nas been no fighting as yet at that point. A telegram from Wrankfort, dated the 5th of August, noon, says:—- Atrain has just arrived here, bringing five hun- dred French prisoners from Weissomburg. ‘They will be sent to Northeru Prussia, ‘The volal Bumber of prisoners takeu by the Prussians in the ight was ght hundred, lacluding cigateca oficers. ENGLAND. The Prussian Victory at Geis-Wil—Briiliant but = Bloody—Details of the Saarbrack Vight—Prossia Likely to ‘ake the Oden. sive—No Engagement at Noa—CGeneral News nm A Lonpon, August 5—6 P.M. Despatches from the seat of war report the Prus- sian victory at Gers-till, under the Crown Prince, th The victory of the Prussian Crown Princ: in cap- turing Wetssemburg and Geis-Hiil was brilliant, but bloody, The french were repulsed and dispersed, leaving beiind them thelr General, Douay, killed, and tive bandred prisoners, including many Turcos. ‘The Prussians captured oue cannon. ‘tne Prussian commander, Kirchback, was siightly wounwed, A correspondent indorsed by the London Times as trustworthy aud neutral, gives the following interest- ing details of the battle of Saarbruck. ‘The French made some prisoners but capturcd no caonon, They lost forty killed and sixty wounded. ‘the French lorce in the battie was estimated at 0,000 men, and the Prussians at only 6,000, ‘Tue ar- tilery won the fight. There was but little infantry and no cavalry engaged, It was the Kifty-noth Prossian regiment and not the Fiftieth, as before re- ported, which was engaged in thls baitle, Three | companies of the Foriseut held their ground against the Freuch until the latter's force had fully de: oped its strength. ‘The smail force of Une Prussians tien retived, Another correspondent say3:— ‘The fight at Saarbruck on Saturday lasted six | hours. On both sides 609 4 er combat. Judging from French accouuts the me- trailleuses have already decided the war, ‘The German committee of this city ave already received subscriptions io the amount of £25,000 for the wounded- Freneh agents are pu hay in Scotland. Ao English ficet, inclutiag severat iron-elads, has sailed for Gibralter, A despatch {rom Aulwerp represents Unat the fatal shasing large quantities of effect of the war on comme é there, Money 18 extremely scarce, aud business 18 at a | stands. Florence Nigthtinga tom a sick bed, writes @ letier giving directions aud presertbing rut army nurses, ‘The Geeman bark Verom, from Cork, has pul into ivoth, to escape Freuch cruisers, ‘the London «ibis Morning says the plan of the Prussian Commander-in-Cmet, General Moltke, has been recently changed from a detensive to an offensive one, An advance into Frence is treat- ened. Itis possible tliat Prince Frederick Charics Will push forward and attack Nancy, It As wadd a ley skirmish occurred near Lanier. | burg yesterday, tn witicu twenty-ve Krenct de- feated 160 Prussians, ‘the Prussian headquarters are at Treves. A French corps 14 sutd to have moved jast night ou Saarlouls, where a buttle is expected. The rumor pire of the town ts unconfirmed, The story which recently originated in about a naval engagement at Cuxhave Prussian war vessel was sink, is false, There has been no collision at sea between France and Prussia tnus fare ‘The French say that the Prussian needio g: re- cots 80 badly that the mark- mea are soon compelled to fire from the shonider, rench also say the Vrussian cavalry carry old horse pistols, While (he French have carbines of | long range and admitting of alm, | The Eighth corps of tha Prussians is mainly com- poxed of Poles. France y in which a | Questions of War and Detenve in Parliament. | LONDON, August 5, 1870, Jn the House of Commons to-day Sir Harry Verney gave notice that he should question the government io regard to the miittary sirengiu of the country and tis adequacy for defence, Mr. Lowe, Chancellor of the Exchequer, stated that the cost of the Crimean war to Eogiand was £80,000,000 sterling, Naif of which was raised by tux- atuon, Mr. Giadstone, anxworing a question as to Eng- land's treaty obligations to Belgium, admitted that the treaty of 1431 was obsolete; the position of Bel- glum was reguiated by that of 1839, Jt was tmpossible to say now what course would | be proper for England to take shoutd either of the belligereat Powers atiempt to divide Belgium. Something, however, might be proposed before the adjournment of the session, . Mr. Cardwell explalned what the resources of the country were for (he manufacture of ammunition in case of war, i BELGIUM. Preparation Against Lnvastoa—Huglaad the Protector. LONDON, August 5, 1870. It is understood that England bas determined to make the invasion of Belgium & casus bélle, ‘The King of the Beigians will summon the powers | who have guaranteed ler neutrality to her asatst- | ance as soon as her Lecritory ts invaded, and Kogland will respoad, fie SPAIN. rbrack in Madrid. MADRID, August 6, 1870, Journals here have been prosecuted for publishing @ false despatch from Parts announcing the defeat of the Frenon at Saarbruck, The first news of the | atccess was received lere through @ telegram sont by the Empress Kugente to her mother. 1 Spanish fovt entered (he Meditetrancaa last 16 coed to (he Baloactc islands, The News from augue, RUSSIA, Shaping tho Policy by Austria—A Mission to Paris. LONDON, AUguat 5, 1878, The statement ls rolterated that Russia’s relations fo tho naiigoieit Powers depend on tho action of Austria, If the latter Power maintatas her position Of neutrality Russia wilt also remain neutral, ‘The ouly event which could alter this situation would be 8 rising of the Poles, The St. Pelorsburg journals repoat that Russia has no desigus ¢ Danubian prlacipatities, PARIS, August 5, 1870, M. Morudur, alde-de-camp of the Emperor of Tus aia, has arrived here, It is asserted that ho is on a special mission to the French government, ITALY. Armament Voted. FLOReNOE, August 5, 1870. ‘the Senate has sanctioned the proposed armament of the country and adopted @ vote of cou fidence in the Ministry, A General DENMARK. Neutrality to be Preserved. LONDON, August 5, 1870. The mission of the Duke de Cadore to Copen- hagen, to induce Denmark to form au alliance with France, has fatled, Since his arrivat there Denmark has dectared her neutrality in tae peadiug war, TURKEY. Alleged Sympathy for rance—A Useful , August 5, 1870. A despatch from Oonstantinople reports that the new French Minisier was warmly recetved by the Sultan, who expressed stroag sympathy with France an the war, LONDON, August 5, 1870. The Suttan kay ordered # supply of Gatting's Anierican revolving cannon. THE NATIONAL GAME. ion vs. Kckiord—Victory for the “Vets.” Pursuant (o agreement the Kekfords, of Williams- burg, repaired to Tremont yesterday to contend with the Unions, The latter club has lately been doing some good work, but the members of their nine seem to be particularly unfortunate in getting banged up. Mirdsall, the indomitable catcher, suffers most in this particular: yet he manages to face the “hot shot’? which Pabor pours tato him with exceeding pitck, Yesterday, however, be hat to give way, bruised hands and a spratned shoulder ovliging him to seek some other post of duty, This caused a de- rangement of the Union nine, which the absence of Austin and Bearman furiher augmented, ‘The resuit was ® want of confidence aad steadiness, which acted materially against the success of the Unto: Booth, the substitute, was remarkably nervous, an although working hard, could do but little, Then the Eckfords were somewhat demoralized, two or three of thelr nine being under the weather on ac- count of sickness. it may readily be surmised, therefore, that the game was not as spirited as one might wish for. Add to all thts the fact that the umpiring was exceedingly tame and lame, the pitchers bemg allowed to do generally as they pleased, and errors in judgment beimg quite fre- quent, tt will be coucluded that the game as a whole was poor, There were, nevertheless, several dis- playa of fine fielding Lg Higham, Gedney, Holds- worth and Shelley, of the Unions, and the Allisons, Snyders and Duify, of the Eckfords, Beyond this the score given below wili furnish the aetails of the good work done by each man:— KUKFORD. ston, Plavers 1A, 2 1B.7,P0.4 A. Allfson, tet b, B64s Malone, r.f..,. 0020 butty, a iC E803 W, Allison, ‘a'b 2440 McDermott, p. oo7r Josh Snyder, e. Rat Jiu Snyder, c. 0020 Beach, a. 0044 a230 Totals. Ts 19 37 11 Chibs. Gi. 1h. BU. Heh. Kekford . sa iit U ok se +3 0 0 1 8 ‘d—-Eekford, 5; Union, 6. I. of the Oriental Club! of game-—Two hours and fiftoen iniautes, Base Batl Notes. Ou Wednesday next the base bail reporters will the young men of the St, George Cricket Clad a lesson in “the ronal game" at the gronnds of the St. Georye, Hudson City. ‘Yo-day the grand gime_ between the picked nines of New York and Brooklyn for the benetit of the family of the tate Mr, William Piecot will come otf at the Unicu grounds, ‘The selected are as follows:— Mls, catcher; Walker, pitcher: Higham, second base; Hatfield, Mis, first base short siop; Holdsworta, third base; Ged: left centre fleid; Pabor, right feld. ‘erguson, catcher; Cummings, ptteb- jirst base; Smita, second base; Pearce, Short stop; Duty, third base; Ko; , left foul; Josh >nyder, centre fleld; Worth, right field, After the base ball match the Knickerbocker La- crosse Club wilt give an exhibition of uneir game. {t will be necessary, therefore, to commence the base ball game at three o'ciock, sharp. No other ex have heen arranged for to-day, so that the ball piayers and tier friends may attend this gam ‘The bull plavers owe much, indeed, to the genti man whose family is to benefit by the proceeds of to-day’s game, and 1 ts to be hoped, therefore, that rowd will be such as should filly represent the of the ball playity ty. ‘The game between the Atiantics and Mutuals has been postponed until Tuesday, on accounc of the vacht racegoming oif on Monday. At the cfose of this month the Atlantica will start on an extended trip South and West. Previous to tt departure they will have a gaia day with their Trends at one of (he Loug Island groves, PERSONAL MATES. veflerson Davis ieft Greenbriar, White Sulphur Springs, Va., ou Thursday. on his way to Europe, ‘The leave-taking of some of the tadies was quite | touching. He will arrive at Batiimore at ning o'clock to-day, where he will remain until Friday, when he willzstart for New York, Among the recent arrivals at White Saiphur Springs, Va., are Commodore Maury, General Gary, of South Carolina, and ex-Secretary of War Courad, of Louistana. General Robert K. Lee has not tendered tis vices to France, The tender of Is services and re jection by the French government, as reported iu the London Daily Nes, was gratuitous and an- founded. He fas sheathed hts sword forever, Colonel James J. Cobb, of Boston, {3 at ine Astor House. WAMAW CITY SUFFRAGE ASSUC:AT.ON, The Woman City Suirage Association met yester- day afternvon at thelv rooms, corner of Broudway and Sixteenti street. This was (he last meeting of the season and it was well attended. Mrs. Dr. Somerby presided. The nreeting was opened wiih a few pleasing remarks by Mrs. Somerby, who pro- posed “Woman Suffrage’ as the topte for discus: sion. Professor Wilcox said in a lengthy speech that the prime object. of woman suffrage is to make moman aa _ inidivi- dual, a at present she t# merely an appendawe, and it was the strongest safeguard around the hearthsione tuat could be raised against license, divorce aud tree love. Mr. Barry and Dr. Marin spoke on the subject. ‘Towards the close of the meeting Miss Susan B. Anthony and 4 number of ladies arrived jast trom Kansas, She was called upon for a speecl. She made a few rermarks on the success of the suTrage movement in that State, and stated that she was going io California soon to lec- ture. After afew words to the friends and met- bers present the meeting adjourned for (he suiamer, ATTEMPTED W.FE MUROGR IN NEWARK, In Newark, iast eventug, a German, named August Weissing, residing at No. 18 North Canal street, was arrested by the police and lodged in the cells to await examination ona charge of laving attempted to murder his wife, Uaroliue Welssing. It seems the accused is an old soldier and expressed his tn- tention to re-enitst. This irritated his wife and a wordy quarrel eusued, widened by some expres- sion she uaed, be whipped out a revolver and level- ling It at her he fired one ahot. ‘Throwing up a large un . half flied with dirty dishes, the woman pro- vably saved her life. The bullet perforated the tin pan as well as piates, The nelgiibors then inter. fered, and Welssing’s arrest followed soon after, JEAS:V BURGLARS | Heury Brower and Robert Cusick, members of a gang of burglars whose aepredations tn and around the town of Betioville have lately been quite exten- siya, were arrested in York last night and looked yy jog an examination. Lawrence Kltacte, ot 45 eld avenue, madé oom platat implicating them tn the burglarioug euteriag OF ula place avout tue middie of leat July. NEW YORK HIiALD, SATURDAY, AUGUSr 6, 1870, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Papal Tribulation and French Troops. England Looking to an Irish Militia. ROME. The French Troops Gone—Ktaly and Kaglaud Frieudly—Germans and French in Col- lision, LONvon, August 5, 1870, ‘The strenuous efforts made by the Court of Rome to bring tho influence of the Empress Kugénie to bear effectively against the withdrawal of the French troops have failed, and to-day the last detachmeut leaves Civita Vecchia. ‘The negotiations at Florence tor the preservation of the neutrality of the Pontifeat territory have been successful, It ts reported that England will send two frigates to the Tiber to protect the Pope. Advices from Rome represent that the Jesuits are endeavoring to induce the Pope to remove to Matta. Collisions between the German and French sol- diers in the Papal service are of constant occur reuce aud the war news ts narrowly watched. Paris, August 5—Night. The Papal Nunclo was received yesterday by the Empress, but his fnal representations had no effect, Tfe Gawlois savs he has written @ very bitter letter to the Emperor, express- ing doubts of Italy's protection of Rome. A number of Deputies to the Corps Légtslatif have protested agalnst the evacuation of Kome, but the will of the Kmperor has remained unalterable, ‘Transports left Civita Vecchia today with the last regiment, and all the French troops left tn Italy are expected Lo be ou the German froutier by the 10th instant, FRANCE. opo’ Nuncio to the Legislature. Parts, August 5, 1870. Le Presse saya the Papal Nuncio has announced to the Corps Dipiomatique here that the French gov- ernment 18 inflexible in tts devermination to with- draw ita troops from Rome, vw ENGLAND. Parliamentary Progress—Tho inh Milita ‘The Money Paoic Again. LONDON, August 5, 1870, In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Childers de- fended the navy from. charges of tneMiciency made by Mr. Laird. ‘The Ecclestastical Titles bill was veported to the House. Indian topics then engrossed the attention of the House until adjournment. Nothing of importance was said or done in the House of Lords to-day. Great efforts are made to obtain recruits In Eng- land for the army, but they meet with no success. It 18 said the British government will soon take measures for reorganizing the Irish militta force. Charies Dickens, Jr., has bought tn property of his late father which was put up at auction. The shi; eel which came via the Suez canal, 4g the first arrival from China with @ cargo of spring teas, Another panic depressed the Liverpool markets yesterday, and its disastrous effects have been felt all day to-day. But no failures are reportea except those of two sinail jobbers in consola. Many emigrants left yesterday for Canada, Royal Yacht Squadron Regatta. LONvoN, August 5, 1870, Tn the regatta of the Royal Yacht squadron yes- terday the race for the Queen’s Cup was won vy Captain Hughes’ cutter Vanguard, sixty tons, by time allowance. [Her victory, however, ia contested by Count Ratthyany’s schooner Flying Ctoud, enty-fve tons, on (he ground of unfatr sailing. HOLLAND. United States Naval Reports. FLUSHING, August 5, 1870, ~The United States frigate Franklin has been re- leased from Quarautine, nearly all her orew having recovered from smallpox. GREECE. Destructive and Fatal Karthquake. ATHENS, August 5, 1870, A terrible earthquake has visited the shores of the Gulf of Corlath, The towns of Amphirsa and Galazida and several villages were destroyed, many persons were killed and wounded, and the inhabitants are in a state of great destitution, AUSTRALASIA. Mevemonts of Priuce Alfred—Grent Tele- arnphic EnterprisemImmense Gold Nugget— Withdrawal of Britis Troops—The War ia New Zealand Ended. SAN FRANCISCO, August 4, 1370, NEW SOUTH WALKS. Advices from Sydney, New South Wales, to the soth of Juue, have been received, The steamship City of Melbourne had forty-eight passengers en- gaged for London, It was not likely that Webb's line of ateamera would obtain a subsidy from Australia. Prince Altred was expected in Sydney on the Ist of August. Great preparations were making for an tnter- colonial exhibition. A nugget of gold weightng ninety-three pounds had been found in Victoria. ‘The governinents of four of the colonies were hold- ing a conference in Melbourne, and had agreed to accept @ protectorate unless England objects, A. H. Gordon and H. Walistob, prominent journal- ists, have commliited suicide, A noted “bushranger’’ (ilghway robber) named Powers had been captured. ‘The Adelaide government had called for proposals for the construction of 1,2#0 miles of (elegraph lines overiand to meet the cable which is conuect Syd- ney with Kagiand. Pariiameut will meet on the 11th of Angust. The new Adelaide Ministry has been formed, with Mr. | Milne ag Preinter. The English troops would be withdrawn from Aus- tralia in August. Mr, Spler, a colliery proprietor, has failed, His debts amount to £30,000, hange on Loudon, 18. premium, Kerosene, lobsters, $2 25 per dozen; oysters, $2 per QUEENSLAND. e occurred lately in the northern and, involving the loss of much live ton crop promises to yield largely. Sir Valentine Fieming has resigned the Chief Jus- licesttp of Tasmania. NKW ZBALAND. New Zealand advices tothe 6th of July represent that that government has declined to enter into the colontal alliance, a8 (here is nothtug to ve guiued by the movernent. The gold fleids were improving ta vatue. About two huydred and fifty rebels on the cast coast had surrendered, Tekovtic's bands were dis- persed and the war rewarded as ended, ST. DOMINGO. Letter From an American Comman Country Quiet—The Annexation Feeling Una- bated. WASHINGTON, August 6, 1870, Secretary Robeson has received a letter from Com- mander J. I’, Green, commanding the Nagship Con- gress, dated St. Domingo City, July 21, in which he has taken place in the political condition of in fepublic since forwarding my last communi- subject. In an to jw with Presifent Baez 1d the repul ndition jd not anticipate any Interrupti aaira co long as our gover a destre for annexation of the rs Liearo ym other rees that t! oe re hea mo 8 per- rai aa Prneaata.wais, ous he funeral and hore uly bad ts on ras of mies Peale lead te oy Cabral, CUBA, Movements of United States War Shipe=Can- tion Lo Mercbaate—Wreck of a British Brig. HAVANA, August 5, 8870. Advicea received from St. Thomas state that the Vaited States war vessel Merrimac, from New York, arrived there, and after remaining a day satied for Braai!l, The American war ship Yantte, which ar- rived at Barbados on the same day reports that the soundings for the laying of the West India and Pan- ama cable were progressing favorably, The Yantic sailed next day for Porto Rico, The cable steamer ‘Titian is aul! tn port here. The Havana merchants have ¢: to ship merchandise in Freucu ¢ ‘The British brig Shy, with a cargo of sugars and molasses {rom Porto Rico and bound for Cork, Lre- jand, Was Wreeked on the north side of the island, ‘The crew were fortunately ail saved, ecelved orders not y Geruuain vessels, Rava, * the Cholora—The Lilliad, HAVANA, August 5, 1870, The cholera, which broke out here recently, has considerably increased, ‘here have been as many as thirty deaths « day. Tho sleamer Lillian bas been purchased in Nasgau and has arrived at Neuvitus, NEXICO. Indian Outrages—Martines Throaten © FKorsiguera Driven Out of the Country, Havans, August 5, 1870, News from the city of Mexicv up to the 30th ult. Nas come to hand, American Indiana incursions have recently been made in the State of Sonora, and the lives and property of the citizens are being de- stroyed by the savages, General Martinez and his followers now threaten eneke @ descent into the northern part of Vera Uz. Another batch of objectionable torelgners have been expelled trom the republic without trial, General Negrete’s Wial remains sult uatinisnee, Another Shock of Karel: ug on the Karopea mouucer ta tho Field. Crry Or Mexico, July 30, Via Havana, August 5, 1870, } Oscillations of aa earthquake were felt at Oaxaca on the 28ta of Juiy. Public opinion throughout Mexico 1s undoubtedly favorable to Prussia. The Governor of the State of Cai up arma against the federal gover has beca declared in a state of sieg VENEZUELA, ko—iMfextean Feet. War—Another Pro. peche has taken ent. Campecie Blanco’s Strength Throagbent tho Republic— Ho in Now Provisional Presidout—A Dutch Mau-e!-War at St. Martin, Canacas, July 23, Vin HAVANA, August 5, 18 0.} The Venezuelan Congress, composed of represen- tatives from sixtedh States, has elected Guzman Blanco Provisional President, Four States support the Monagas party, which continues to nold the 'y and the ports of Maracaibo, Coro and Puerto ‘abello, Wur still continues. Commerce is pros- trate und misery prevails throughout tne country. Guzman. Blanco was inaugurated Provisional Presi- dent of Caracas on the Of July. it i reported thata Dutch man-of-war has arrived at St. Martin on her way to Venezuela to demand satisfaction for (the tnguit to the Dutch Mug. PORTO RICO. Shipping Regulations, Sr. JUAN, Angust 1, via HAVANA, August 5, 1870. According to the new law in operation in the Island of Porto Rico all vessels arriving bere with cargoes arc requtred to pay one doliar for each ton brought; and vessels arriving in ballast to Saear are required to ayy thirty dollars, Ge: Kaldrich bas remitted the sentences of vanishment on many natives who were compromised in ihe Cuban rebelll NORTH CAROLINA. Resatt ef the Election—Grent Democratic Galins—The Legisiature DemocraticmFour Democratic Congressmen Elected. RALKIGH, August 5, 1870, M. Turner, editor of the Sentinel, was wayiaid on his way to the depot at Hillsboro’, Orange county, and arrested by Holden’s militia tis morning. Orange county has not been declared in a state of Insurrection, and no disturbances have occurred there, Both partica here bitterly denounce the oul- rage. The vote county ts democrats, gain. Rowan, Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Orange and Guil ford counties have gone democratic. It ts4aid that in Alamance county the cons tives were so intimidated by Holden's mulitia they did uot vote; so the county went largely rop lican, ‘The vote in Franklin and Granville counties is very close, and is uot yet decided. It is confidently expected that Johnston and Chat- ham eounties will go largely democratic. In this county, it is thought, the republican ticket Will average about two hunared inajority, with cl ces in favor of the conservative Sevatorkil can- didates. ‘Telegrams received Indicate tnat tile cou- servatives have swept the western portion of the State, Gilligm and Rogers, conservative candidates for Congress ‘from this district, will probably be elected by 500 majority. Present indications show that the conservatives have a bandsome majority in the Legislature ou the jotnt baliot, thereby securing tne election of a Uniled States Senator in place of Abbott, Returns come in slowly. The following is probably the resuit for Congressmen:: First district, Cobb, repubittcan; second, Forty- first Congress, Thomas, republican; third, uucer- tain, with inutcatious {n favor of Wadaill, democrat; fourth, Forty-tirst Congress, Gillam, democrat; Forty-second Congress, Rogers, democrat; fifth, un- certain, with chaaces in favor of Scott, republican; sixth, Shober, democrat; seventh, Harper, democrat. From what can now be gathered Shipp, the den. ocratic candidate for Altoracy Gen is ciected by 4 handgomem ajority. natorisl candidates in Franklin close, with chances in favor of ihe This will be @ tremendous conservative THE FENIANS. Important Movement for the Irish Cause France Rendy to lavade Irelaud—New York Fenians Distrasted—British Spies iu America. PHILADELPHIA, August 5, 1870. A report prevails here, ctrculatea by one section of the Fenian organization, that a secret agent from the Irish Republican Directory in Ireland arrivea yesterday morning in this city, and is busy endeavor- ing to heal the Glfferences that have heretofore existed between the Fenian factions here. Lt seems to be understood that if Kngland takes sides with Prussia that France has engaged to send arms and munitions of war to Ireland, in addition to an invading force of 60,000 men. ‘The agent bas no con- dence in the professional patriots of New York, who have beeu organizing raius on Canada, which he belleves cannot affect the condition of Ireland. He says that several British spies have come over to America to make thetr headquarters in New York during the Franco-Pruselan war, The agent ac- counts for the failure of the Feolan movement in Ireland through the folly ov treachery of an Ameri- can envoy, who lost certain documents tn Treland iu 1865, which exposed the Fenian plans to the British government, He urges local organizations every- where, and 14 opposed to all attempts to form an Irish-American tauonal movement, which he be- hheves would be controlled by old well knowa party hacks. THE SANDWICH IS A Kanaka Divorce Law—Failare of the South. Sea Island Coolie Scheme, SAN FRANOISCO, August 4, 1870. The steamer Ajax, from Monotatu, 8. 1, July arrived to-day. The Ajax connected with the Aus- tralian steamer City of Melbourne, from Sydney, N. 8. W., June 80, with a large Dumber of passengers. The Sandwich Islands legisiature have passed a divorce law. Robert Boyd, who had resided in the islands stace 1822, died on the 17th ult. The Board of Emigration have sent the South Sea Islanders home again, as they are wortuless as la- borers. ‘rhe following vessels had sailed from Honolulu:— Favorite and trans(t for Guano Island, Guiding Star LANDS. for Hong Kong, and Nymph fer New York, ST. DOMINGO. Probable Trouble with Haytt. Havana, August 5, 1870. Advices have been received from St, Domingo "that war vetween the governments of St, Domingo end Haytt isimminent. Prosident Saget, of Hayti, b mfae ent Cabral, of St. and Baez the wers of the ve, ‘The attacked: A loan of two millions of dollara is besug projeowed by HevU, to be rodeomed im ourr@nch, 5 “ned aiver The Expeditionary force at Lake of the Woods—Rlel tranquiimtin Proclamation aud that of Colonc! Wolsey ta the People. ‘Tononvo, Angus 5, 1470. The (@test jntetiigence from Red Kiver i to we effect Cot Lut expeditionary force was af Lake of the Woods; that Rie! was avtare of Unerr approach, awl that a good understanding is Bald to ext, be tween Kite! and Oglouet Wolaey, (he forces. Wolsey bact isuned people of Hed Kiver, vty OF Peace; that he Cor tlaat tie and jusice ray is maton be lo sveure tier Majesty's courts of ta wil et imunelatly actnamiacered j. OF polities, or religion, > Oo protemon Lo the lives all races. iet's proclamation Blal ee that wil dtiicu:tios Mave bern aumicdy setled. The Crop prospects Were represented a encour gn Most of the Red Kiver were oul in purautt butwio, aud their Cumiies were ina steve of unemab hess, oceastoned by buads of marauding fadiaus wher had gathered near the settiement, THE PACIFIC COasT. Shinmensts of Treasieee (rom tina Franciaece— Donation to ire versity of Caltiornia, SAN PRANCIACO, Angust 8, 1870, The steamship Montaat sailed (o-day for Panag With 200 passengers aud $14,000 in treasttee, ¢ total shipinents of treasute since January L, tactad hose by the steamship Montane tou were 000, OF Which $7,461,000 wend by rv road to New York. KF, Le A. Picke, of this city, has decided to present ta the Untversity of California hus private colection of minerals, valued at $60,000, ©. W. 2. Ree, a pioneer and promipeat citizen, ated to-day. ‘The priutors’ striko In San Cranciseo, although at frst a formidabie combination, is now considered @ faiiure, this city colacd un Jaty a. cattle in Los Angelos county, are suffering from murratn. ‘There was a shock of earthquake at sauta Cras TENNESSEE. The Judicial Ktection in Memphis~Arrests for Violatiag tho Law tatercing che ‘Fours teenth = Ameudment—Nepubdti Trekeus ‘Thrown Out, Mera, August 5, 14M, ‘The judiclal election yesierday resulted ta une de tof the republicans by 2,000 votes. Colonel Baton, the United States Marshal, has are rested the oficers of eléclion in the Sixth ward for vivialing the IAW euforcing the fourteenth aad Afiventh amendinents. ‘Chey wtil be exami before United States Comuilasioncr Saith on Mow day. . There 19 great dissatisfaction among the repubtt- cans, from the fact that a targe porton of the repuby- tcan tekets had to be thrown ont because they did not set forth in terms the pariealar diviston of ihe Stale the candidates for ‘ue Supreme Bench were ins Moreover, the republicans voted Cor chancellors wad and judges, for which no election was ordered. United S'ates onicials arc aking (he depositions of a number of colored voters im regard to trauds and lotimidations at the polls, General Smith, Smith, who tas tug which the ¢ fined morning. ‘ongres4, and Jndge ronal dimeulty veaterday, dure ueral had his ear bitten off, were dollars ta ue police court idm EUROPEAN MARKETS. ‘ ONEr Markey M—-Consola K's Lor money, wad 80 rloan securities Grmev, Unit Bas Te jy Amanat 5 of 'P. ais “or_secouat, a mn ea Uve-bwe: rw Keitway shares, ts 5. —Cotwe Augea opened ut 71. for tres ordinaive, on ayoke Panis BouRsE.LARis, Adgust .—fhe Bourn closed honey. (AL nuon reuto were quoted at 7f. Ibe, and ab the clone of the market they bad declined to 66. Te, LAY EREOOL COTTON MARKKT. —IAVERPOOL, Augtat 6— 3 Mop Aliddling uplanda, 7/44, ; middhing Orlenne Bed. The stock of coltou At wea bound to thin port is ted 498,000 bales, of which 60,000 ure American, Tho sales of * colton for the week have Leen tv,000 bales, of which 6,0 were taken for export at ) for apoen ‘The stock an hand ts 568,000, of 238,000 the. week have been I American 18,00) omiea. LivERPOOL BurADKTUFES MARKET. --LivERPdo ¥. M.— Wheat 11 . The receipes of ir. 'Phe diay Dave been 6,000 quarters, of which 2,008 were Corn, 388, 3d. per quarter for Kuropenn, Livenroos, PROVISIONS Manker—Livent gust 62. M.—The market in quict. Tor short ribbed middies, LIVERPOOL PRODUOR MARKET, 2P.M. - Tallow dull, at 46s. per owt. WROLKUM MARKEY.—AN FWIRE An Aol a ABE. for standard wiite. TLLEGAAP) Rinericen. Don, Aue Bacon, tds, pet owt. LAVRRPoon, Angunt 5 — aire alt, WeWS Tei. Yesterday articles of incoi ion of the Pient Natioaat Bank vi "e New Mexicu, were iiled ia the Sociesary’s ottier. al of the bank is 20,000. Granville Mears, formerly « hichly respected citixen off Baw ton, hung himself yesterday at a lunatic axyium were ke hay been an inmate for syme months, ‘The new steamer L. J. N. Stark, of the Northern tation line, was Durned to the water's edge yestocday morn. Ing, at nix o'clock, of Pout au Roche, near Plattabueg, A. ¥.” One man was lost overboard. ‘The lasurance About five o'clock yeateriay atternoon a large brick sad wooden stru corner of ixnover and Battery Honton, fell in, cnusteg the deatl of « laborer named Thomas Burke and injuring iuitly, ‘The bullding teat across the street, kaoek! ‘ronts of the buildings om the opponite ade, occupied as 2 wenman’s hotel, aud two or Uiree ntores, BITTEN BY A MEWFOUXDLAND 903. Last evening a boy, named Joun Gross, residing. in Hudson strect, Jersey City, was bitten in tne tefh thigh by 4 Newfoundiand dog t Houging to Me. ONtcer Slogleton, the neighborhood of the aot tim. THE ORANGEMEN, At various points of the city yesterday there were gathered considerably bodies of anti-Oraagemen, and particularly at Mivernian Hall, in Prince street, where over one thousand had assemoled by noon, But owing to the precautions of Superintende Jourdan no hostile demonstrations were made, ani had any beea shown they would have beea prompuy quelled, Fiske, the lessee of Tavior’s Hole! ure t conveyed the f police siation, whe tron and Sulpha Invigorate the boty aat ity the blood. Stadord’ Allow Me te Say a Word for myself. Ihave been using MRS. WINSLOW'S SOQUtt~ ING SYRUP in my family since first itroduced in als city. ad would aot be without it om, J.D. Adama’ letter (a.Ctin I think It an excellent article, any consideration, Extract { congo Times. Macftens the gums, reduces inflammation, cegeinies the, bowels, cures wind colic and rocts aciiity, gives rant ead, health to the child and comforts the mother. 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