The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 3

i RKUrexova notice. I FraOwaiia-lasaTi ia-s, I A. A 4 a VV AA a AT I aes. Beavr aUas eaasea. Baa A tjpn T1SMIC THJ" AMTf.CHIKKSH CONTKSTIOJf.

French Fightirg More Reso- 5- 1 Battle Pakis, Angnst 19. The foUowing has just been mada pabiio, dated "Oonacal ilead-qrtartars, Aagost 18tb 6 1. On the 19th Instant, tbe) corps of General Admirbnlt formed the extreme right of the Army. A battalion of the Seventy-third gunent destroyed a Prnssian regiaaant of Isocers and took its colors. There have been many brilliant cavalrv chare, in sua of which General Legrande was killed at tbe bead of bis division.

General otrtagne is miasm- The I'rntian Generals Doering and Wedel were killed, and Generals Gro-snter and Von Bamek wars wonnrlorl. PHnra Albert, of the Prnmiajia. Anmmanrlinir tlu. cavalry, was killed. The tbllowing morning 'w znssters Of ma noaiunn nianma nt enemy, oa the morning of the 17th several corn bat with the rear guard took place near Gravelotta, "The force Of tha n.mv in tha haftl.

nt zusiant may oe esumatea at 150.000. have not jet exact figures of oar Inssrsi i Bsptisab Crcva. PAKra. Anrnat 1 1 iKrt. jmsuj ropnaaia.

xi ssrs: Tbe Prussian, without nitr ahAnt nui. ants and tax heavily tbe popuitioo. Tbey war like savagsa. without imitating them, bat ws do what the law of war nu-mit tn th population of the Prussian coast. Lat oar ships at Bremen, Hamburg, Labeck, Daat-ztg, Koeaug.bnrg and along tbe whole coast, make reqtusiuoos of all kinds.

Bat no time is to be lost. We mast trouble the anemv as we are troubled. The journals refute tbe assertions of the Prussians, that some of tbe French troops fire npon their amlnlanaaa. vini.aio, tbe Convention of Genoa. The Xarth Car II am Treails.

RAXKIOR. Anrnst 19 TtennV-a charged all Kirk's prisoners broagbt before bim at Salisbury, and has granted a role against Kirk to show canse wby an attachment should not issue against bim for other prisoners at the aext term. A grand reception is arranged tor Tar-er, of tbe SenUnel, and others, next Moa- After la CaaMan. BaBATOSA. Anrnst Ifl Ths Christian Association, btve appointed a committee to suppress tbe gambling bouses here.

Tord Atlen closed up their establishment on Wedaeaday. Oa Thursday the officers visited John Morri-sey's place, and took an inventory of tbe implements, which be agreed to deliver to uivia oa jaoaoay. HisPsses. PAmis, Angnst 19. Tbe Ganlola ears tha most Important members of tbe Govern, ment will be advised it most make no men tion or pesos so long as a single Prussian is on 1" ranch territory and not then, even, can the war cease at once.

Tbe Prussians driven away from France, we most eombice with Europe to obtain such gnsxanteaa as will iosore the future. Pierre Beata parte The Prauatsus ellera aa Vtclora. Pabis, Aarnst 18 The Gemini ssys Pierre BODaparte ba sons te Cotssea. la places where tbe seep resist tbe Prat. tiaas are very eraet, eat otaerw.se tbey are disposed te ae qaiet aad kind.

Maay of the peasants kill isett bones ta preveal the Prussian tarag them. Praaslaa ftploa. Pabik. Aasrast 1. Tha authorities roatrsae to arren tup.cwd parties.

Maay dswoveries have beea msde of arms and papers, demonstrative the widely exteoded system ef fraisiaa spying througnoat France. Tne publie bas beta really excited by iba isaportaat devet-opaten's. and stassd imperatively tnat severe summit oe mesoq oos so euca rnmif or LAND GRAST SO. set. AD lucUred and Awarded.

once of the Clerk of tha Hoard of SMpwvlaors of the City aad UDumy oi ama fiascuos. Public notice is hareby given, that J. W. Blow, by petition Ko. lssy, dated April 17th.

1870, and filed on the 25th day of April, 1870, ia thia office, pursuant to tbs pmyisiocs cf sa Set entitled "An Act to Expedite the battlement of Land Title ia Ihe City and of San rancttco, eto approved Kirch atta, 1870, baa petitioned the said Hoard of Supervisor, for a grant of the lands bereinaiter described, being a portion of the lands described In nrt arc-lion of said Act. and haa made tbe rjronfa re. quired, and complied with all the protiaaoaa of aaid Act. aa apprara K. port of tbe Oommlttea on Outside Landa, and theretrp the aaid Board Of Hupervuor.

tnruaut to the pruvl.l.a or said Act, have adjudged and awarded to the said eeutloner a grant of the undivided one half interest of such land so petitioned for. (provided tbe petitioner shall, before receiving a deed, quit-claim aad peaceably deliver the po-aesaiOB ot sll lands reserved according to tbe provisions of aaid Act), which aaid hada are described aa follow, to wit: OomawBclog at a poiat 63 fet 1 Inch easterly ftetn Forty "ecood venue aaa 117 teel aorh- eny from Poaot jLobos aveaae: it-atMrii east S88 fett lac ties: ibrace soa'neest 101 te- Irenes: tirnee toatawest StO feet laches to poinf 100 feet 11 inches northerly ot Point Ixibos aveaae aad as leet 3 incbe aes- erly of Fony-art a venae; tbe ace wesirrlv as feet to poiat of aoniBMaceBMat being portjoa of Block aaa. ALSO, Commencine? at the aoa-hvrest carver ef Point jLobos and Foftwlb aveaaes: Ibence oatberlv oa Fortieth aveaae 291 teet 11 iacne; be ace westerly 2Z1 fret iahv: I brace sort east 277 leet cbe to Point Lobo svraae; tbenee eatteriy IS feet inches point of commence meat being portion ef Blocs M4. ALSO. XVinos aad Forrieta aveaaws; thence soa' bet I aa rovrie'B aveaae zu sect a tacnee; taraca easterly S4 feet: tneaee nortbran fM teet lacnes to roiat juobo veaoe; ibeare weesrtiy leet incnes lo poiai of eamm btiag porooB et Blocs 145.

ALSO, CoBMaraeinr st tbe northwest of Thirty-aim aveaae aad weserriv as teet lacaes; tneaee siertaeast zje leet 1 inca to Thirty-aiata aveaae; taeare soaiberiT oa Tbirty-aiala aveaae leM iacbes te point of comszeacesaeat beiag per-TJoa ef Block ALSO, Coounencinr at tue rort beast eoraer et Tbirt -Biath avenue and A street: tb-oce easu etly oa A street 1S9 leet 1 inch tbenee aorta east ui srei tacaefi io znirty-eigkui aveaae; laencesoathsest S5T feet iaca.s io intrty. aia-h avenue: thence soatbeny oa Tbirty- ninth avenae SU teet 11 incnes to the poiai ot eomnKacemcnt being toriioa ot Blocs 2td, ALSO, Commenciar at the aorthwest eoraer of Thirty-Mvcath aveaae aad A stmt: thence westerly o. A. street 32 feet tncnes; thence aortbeaft 64 rbctirs to 1 hmy-eeveata vesae; tnrnre soatberiy on Tbir'yfVaih avenae 43 leet 10 acnes to join' of comaraace. ment being punk, of Block 247.

ALSO. ComssenetBg at tbe aartheatf Mn of A. street and TMrtyeveatn aveaae; tneaee eat-erty oa A sirre SS leet 2 Iveo- thence eortb- ivortnveiit tri feet 10 incnes: ibeaoe oalhwet ae teet incites to Ttiirtv-eeventa aveaae: llnroe Kib-ly oe Tbirty reveatb aveaae 138 teet Bears to tbe pnie cf eommencemeat bcrcg aurttoa of Block 248. ALSO. -Commeneinr at tbe soatueast twrnev xjr a street and Tbirty-vBte avenae; taeae.

mmmt- erly oa A srect SS teet, aaoreor lee; t.aoe soatawesi its lew iscoei tneaee vnvni leet Itcbe- to Tuirty seveaia aveaae; Ibence northerly oa Thirty reveatb aveaae 160 fret Iacbes to point ef com njencezoent -being portion of Block 319. ALSO, Commencing at the soathwest eoraer ef Thirty-seventh aveaa. aad A Si reel; tbeaee aoalberly oa Thirtyevea'o aveaae ISO leetS InCber taeace westerly in iee incace sons. ea.n ta A street; tneaee easterly oa A street 91 ltet incnes to point ef commencement being portion of Block S2A ALSO, Commencing at tbe tonthesst eoraer of A street and Tairtv ninth aveaae; incur east. eny oa A rtret 111 feet; tbeaee aoatbwest SI rets incnes: izncr 36 feet; be DC soabwesi S.

leet I incnes io 1 bir v-nialb aveaae: hence uonorr on Thirty-aio'b aveaae 341 fee inches to poiat ol commencement taring pruoa ai zuoca 321. ALSO. CommrTieior oa tbe aoriberiy line of street 24 feet 10 irebrv ess-et ly fUei Twirty. bib tb avenue; tbe ore nor tbeast 13 teet; tbeaee aosteeect leet 2 Iacbes: tbeaee eas'ei ly 140 teet; taeace soataeriy 63 feet tacae io i street; taeace weerly ea 176 teet tacbrs to pornt of eoassscaseaseat beiag por- ttoa ef Block 321. ALSO.

CommenctBg at tbe aorthwest eoraer of tmt and tbirtv-Binth aveaae; lbno west erly oa street 240 feet lo FortieM venue: thence uortherly oa Fortieth venae leet 9 tneaes; tneaee aortneaar so ix-ence st right angles soatheasl SO ft tbencr at runt ancle avrtaes-i i ie tbeaee ea-teriy 73 leet 1 toeh aiatb avevae; theac. soa.herly cemaaeacemsai aoag pova ALSO, Oommenclng at tbe -'eerly street and ortta avrn. street 228 teet 11 "cl2. 1 290 feet, more norfb- leet 4 mebes icf to the Block Sl3 AJJBO tneast eoraer et TESTIS aveaae aad sttaet; tbeaee eavu Ll, o. str-rt lie tee.

8 inches; tbetee seatb-atest I art 11 mean: tbeaee at right anew aorta 113 trrl inches to rhiny-ninut ave-iar- taeec sofaent 262 teet aoiat ef etna. aacaoesaeal beiag port toe ef Block 343. ALSO, Commercing oe the easterly hue of Fortwih sveaae 133 lost 2 inches scutberly from street; tbenee soatberly 76 feet 3 iacbes; tbenee Bvttorael 113 leet, more or less tbeoos aorta-west 31 feet; these aortberl 60 leeU noT lea; tbenee soethwset 90 feet iaeaes to PJV of ccuuneaorment being portion of amocs ALSO. Commencing os the vrlfl Tc aveaae S9 tret 3 sireet; tbeaee watberiy ikrHe southeiert 881 fees Incbe. westerly tenches FT tHt thence aortbeast 43 ef Bloct of coommeaoemeBt bem pra" 424.

ot Section 3 of aa Act 521'Sa AcTtTrSSdite the Settlement ef zb0d County of San Fraa- March Stth. 1870. and rS. Edging lnd tiranta So. 133 (adopted STwuT iay of August, 1S10.J of tbe Board ef enDarvuor of tb dry snd County of Baa Fraa-ZiJoZ this 30th day of Angnst, 1870.

JSO. A. RCSSEIX, Clerk of Board of Supervisors. -8 auMat Aaeemat me sha tattdsy. ttenea at the bridge at and at other points npon the river bank opposite Strasbourg yesterday opened Ore oa Strasbourg, with ef fective baps.

Tbe garrison are slowly rrplrirr, evidently reservlns; their are front the citadel batteries upon tbs water-front Aeeoaats of tbe feeliea la Paris rrprerent the eatire population as very anxloas s-aeeraias; (he sitnatiaa sOhe front. Paris is sleepless. The sreatest nervons dwqaiersyie is every where betrayed. Th're have been, of Iste, no ridtars from Btzaine. snd it fesred bis conuranications ksva been eat off by the PiateiiB.

Tata Death ef Kapskwa TVet CrsnUtsel. Pabis, Angnst aa The reports of the death of the Emperor Kapoleon hare reached Paris, bat obtain no eredetee whatever. The people of Paris disbelieve the minors. 2w vfstr News 1st Pasta Telaarranfcle iaaaaBtaileatlatsa Ksaftpawesl be Ia. tarrwwtad Rwanaw av" Batata B.

tweaai tate rareea Vaster Use Cmra Ptlaae mm Tksss Cad.r MaaSaSvesa Aarnst 30. The rrnca official Journals st Paris, tbis morning, are drrotd of newsofsraty BsOTrsaeais. The Joaraal Omeiei eowtaias aotbiaa relaintf to news. It is evident front this barreasess et Information la the Paris press that telerraphie laaleailoa bai beea aestioydl betwrea Paris and tbe Earperora nead-aasrten, at Caalona, and Baaaiae'a poaitlonj aat Metz. aoasTbly by detachments frosa Priaea IVederick William's Corps of Prasxiina.

A mmoc waa la realatiM in thia airy last aiaht that taa battle was renewed PJtasea tbe Tangnard of the Prns'ian foreesmi der the Crown PHaee aad the Preach nader afaraTahon. la the vicinity of Chalon arty. rauaia Clalsaa La Jaattfledl la her Pasaas aV tha Abbszmmb Aleaea aad Larrataa Baaeai. lama. An-ast 90.

It reported that the PmaeiaB Ooremmect win paKiah a fae simile Of a document dedarlag us terms which France lateaded to advance la ease aha should were victorious la tha war with Prussia, to justify Prussia's fissaTiiilusllua to demand tha anaex. atioaof tbs provinces of Alsace and Lorraine to ths Grand Xrochy of Badao- Bsiaasw ef Kapslseat lllarse It Is said ha Oaataaaplataa AadzeaIea. EaossM. Aaguat 90. Tbs Eloid Beige bad posted an extra announcing tbat Emperor Sa.

poison waa extreavely ill oa Wednesday ea hla arrival at Cbalona, and that It as radicated tbat be eontsmplatea abdication. Jbaatfaa Jiarketa. LoxBoa-, August 30 12 n. Consols. B1S 91.

advanced; U.S. Bonds of 1862, 86, American saeiultles are Una aad aciiv. the sixty-two's partiealatly. Lohdoii, Angnst 10120 r. at.

Consols are now quoted at 91 firmer; U. 8. 90 bonds of 1862, The market is flattering. PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES. Br AUaatle and PariOe Office, taiiioraia eueet.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. srzciAi. to ras axAwasa. Attempt at Saleide Portable EaaTlae Kta. afABrsrriis, Angnst 19.

Jerome Clayton at tempted suicide to-day, by taking laudanum. Officer MoOoy took him from Puryea A Jeaala's stable to tbe Station Boose. Dr. Beldea atten ded bim, and will probably save his life. Ko cans, is known for the attempt.

A portable engine from 8aa Francisco arrived this afternoon, for Brlggs brothers castor oil mill Should thia Investment prove profitable, they will shortly parcbaae another. Alderman Parrtaa aasaalted ths local editor of the Standard toUy, bat waa arrested by Officer Hogan before the local had time to get away with bim. ASSOCIATED PBE68 DISPATCHES. Stat Architects A ppelatest Oerer. Bar's Maatlaa Kte.

Sacra a-crro, Ausust 18th Henrr Eenitzer.of Sau Franelrieo, and A A bennett. of Ban Francisco, were appointed to-day by tne State Oapltul Oosamiskionera, aa Btate Architects, to up-rin-tend the further operation oa the new CanitoL and commence tha bunding of aa Executive Mansion. A block of land, bounded bv If and atd Fourteenth and fifteenth street, waa purchased to-day by the -tate Capitol OoaamlMioaars for $14,1 00 in State bond-, to be issued ia aid at the construction of the Governora Haueioa. D. F.

Beve idge, Clrk of the last aaaemblr. was appoint, to-day, Xime-keeper oa tha 6Ute Capitol work. Pratt Barket Bark Etc MABTsvnxa. Ausust 19. Ib.

trait market ia Marys villa at glutted. Tanners in this vicinity are navies S23 a toa for ba The total indebtedness of Butter county, as to the 1st instant, waa (111.251 18. T. Oriedery. of Suiter county, has a two-mar old Morgan colt that weighs 1,1 HO pounds.

aa 8hst by a PaJiernaaa Ieanaatar nun Vallbt. August 19. A man named Watch vu aato last Biht by oSAomr BaMt. lb aousKi la tn tbe net leg. Just a dot.

tne knee joint, and ranged up. aid. The oa.caa-found Wetcn alwpiBg mm Ute asdewala. and ar. tempted to take hita to the Vork-ap.

He rtsaated the omoer. and at last broke away to run. Tb. orlloer fired hia pistol tow arils tbe ground, and weica stoppea. He was locked up, but did aot then tell tbe officer tkat he was shot.

1 his morning it was aaratlaiuad that he was wounded 1 nomas runt, a teaskater, about sixty-four yeara of aire, resident or Irreaca Corrmll, waa killed on Wcdneaday last betwew Cherokee and San Juaa, by teaa ruaiiiag on. Hia skull was fractund and his ribs aad backbone were broken. Bssday Arraagwaaaat Wheat Carl Leaf, Etc. Stocbtok. Aturust 19.

Tb. butchers of tha city are trying to amaze arrangemente wbarsby they can dose thetr marketa on Sunday. uue hundred and seventy tons of wheat were shipped to San Franoiaco to-day. a na curl leaf baa seriously ir lured las lata crop of peaches in this valley. i he state insane Asylum at present eoiitalns 1021 patients.

Vlrglala City Iteaaa, I TraonrtA. August 19. Specimens of antlmotw ial stiver ore wet. exnibitad here yesterday, from near Honey Lake, tnat assayed aa high as (euO per ton. The cope nismct it Beginning to ship bullion.

The shipment from tbat Anstnet, from July 4 lb to August 16th, was $65,461. Jjcma fruit Is belli ir sold la tills city tne present summer than during the same smsson any year since tbe settlement of tbe town. Banchmen ia the oasuaa part of the State have oommeeeed harvesting tbair grain crops, which ar said to look better thaa for several On Capitalists. Salt Lakb. Aaguat 19.

Large quantities of ore are arriving dally from Cottonwood ana otber zuiuae in that vicinity. Quito a aumber of capitalist in taeelty are a noting investment. V. iuvJ mvA mmig Oreg-a Affairs, Poa-rt-AB-n. Anarust 19.

On Wednesday night tbe Idaho stage aa roboed four Bailee frosa Is talla, by thrc men, wno nn-a tne stage oi every thins of value, and took W. P. at treasure box. Two of tb robbers have beea arrested at James al. Town send died to-day from the effect of bavin a.

as he suppeeed. corn extracted frosa bat loot, but waaca prevca so do The wheat market is unsettled sad lower rboKie old wheat for miilina purposes la fl pas bnahnl: wbito. voo. so Si: tea. euo, to vuc aw new front the crops still coauna flattering.

Tbe grain is plump, ana laoae weu. ana a ...1.1 tn 11 mw.nB OrOD. yw, auguas im win, knaoFkirfflntt to erect a saw church ihinv ihmnuul dollara. ri. araluw mora Bant ism river la fcrf-w! rmniolv nustwu forward.

Ths bed of the river ia covet eu wiiu ootv being removed oy anomaiine ainrs, Spaealaltoas at a Conrwap ad.at, Ix)KDon. Angost 18 Tbe New York Tri-knrni'i ameisl eorresDondent writes from Chalons, on Monday: "Thia is the anniversary of tha Emperor's hnt thera are no fetes. The Prussian guard is nearer Cbalons than Razaina is. and there ia no force here capable of resisting an attack; thus far nothing bat cavalry is beard of, and that, yester day, was wiuiin 20 miles oi uiiaions, at tu- atolta Tivnox. Anenst IS.

Tbe New York Tri bane special correepoodent writes from tbe head-quarters bf the Second Prussian Army rnm. Fritlav. Anrast 12th: Should the French not accept battle ont-aida of Metz. two corps will be left to watch tha fortress, while the main body oonnnne tfanir march to Paris. The Prussians bare at least 900.000 men advancing on Pre nob soil, and as many more in reserve.

In Germany ail talk of Pof bofora tha ooninttM of Paris is laagbed at." Shooli Praauaa Bptos. Pajus. Angnst 19. The Frto nals Uus morning and slaa spies nave council ftr trial and condemnation oy- "Zmof ted were five Vrrsted davs Etat Major, who These spies of fortificaUons- wtu at Treat fr Peavce TJatil ah haa Btappsd att Uag. Loanos.

Atgust 10 Tbe Xornirg Pott ozys, Mzni-omclally "So pesos negotiations are afloat. Government is satwOea that France will not treat until the is eone retreating. All turns oa tbe cattars of Parts. Tbe Post si so denies tbe story, teeently pablahed, ot tb pRseaeeot Prince Marat ia Eaglaad. Izaaaan Slaaightar.

Nkw ToBt.Angnst 19. The World's special from London ssys the losses on both sides in the battles on Tuesday and Wednesday, were fifty thousand in killed and wounded. The Prussians are estimated to have lost one hundred thousand men since the srmy n-tered France, atA.UK;- IrOBr MAiiftfCt: El fin HsalErf.r'."- -Offio. "stjery street. Ia an and by tbe Oearrta.

ptilM leml forma wtu laeIW'1Mn. with. capbad meat or Buz On as at arc 1 wUl be aa heretcureTw? by mt tb aaunt of purchao IzrmJj Pat. mt the of salew TrSTmawTi' Vl taepuTCbwaarwiu be released and hf ZVTJ" nrunded. Oa week allowed lor the eianiJnSSJ of title aad oonpl-tion of Prcaa.nSsoA.

reveaae stamo at the expsaa of pvnraaawr am mmtrnm ma1 for H. S. aold entn. 411 MAtraine Uoas will rtve hi eeparlsj aneDtkm to Private Kale and Purebaee of Beat Xaaaa. also, to the lav an eat of capital an MorCnT' epaMf eXECUTRIX SALE NOTTCE Id ITEBXBT OITEJT.

THAT Hf PITzU euanoeof aa order of tbe Probata Oovrt of tb City aad Ownntv-of Baa FrancianiL Oalitoraia, mt de ea the tvreaty-eurbt day of July A D. 187 the matter of tha Eatata of W. ROCHK, deret d. tb under. ivnrf k.

trix of aaid aatata, win sell at paane aaetioa. te tb hifffeeat bidder for oak la roM eolnoftfcn I ailed Btazas' ef America, aad BBbnw ta nrmattoa by said Probate Court, on lVrsrTsdgJ, the 2Ul tUj af XlgaSt, A. D. 1870, at 12 o'clock at the aaetioa saleareoms of kfACBICE CORK A So. SrT Mont tomes street- ta the Cm aad Oounty of "na Praactaoa, all lb right, title.

racereat aaa sstaie ot are said w. c. ztocalK. a the tha of hia death, aad ell tha riant, mi aad taawiias tbat ta said attat baa, by operation ef law or otberwia, acqaired otber thaa ar la sddWoa ta that of tb aaid W. O.

Bocae, at tb tins af ha death, ia sad so all that cartaia lot, piece or parcel ef lead, aitaata. the said dry aad Cxmty ol Baa FianoMro. sHna. of California, aad busted, edaaddaaonbedas follow, to wit: ijommeociiia at a point oa the aortbarly Baa of Jackson tret. daanB i i.

don half (47 Vi from Us snrtheastariy mar ef Jaekaoa and Pol a- tbeoos mmmttnj micmg st li. of jKkni mtrm torty.nve (43) feet; thence at right eagle northerly, parallel with Po.k street, oa hundred aad twenty -ee-ren (137) teet eibt aed eae-qaarar 8) roebee; thence at ngtt aaies wvmvly. parallel with Jackaoa atreet, (smy-ave 46 met; unnovn nn eoutnerty one las. 57TtT" 127' eUht aad oae. qnnrt- tocatotk.pl, of bsaioBiea jiuav ana tn rifty vara Lo 21? ta Flock So.

WTena-ra ddrtsoa. TEKMS ASI OOSPITIOSt OF BAL-0ah. "ffJu mn os ma CHUM eaaaea mt I Per cent- of tb purchase money to be paid to the auctioneer ea tbe day of sale; balance oa confirm arion of sale by said Probate Court. Seed at expense of pirrchaser. July Jetb, 1S70.

MART BOC-HX, Executrix of the Estate af W. a Bocbe, dee'd. B. P. Byan.

Attnrnsy. IACRICK DOE! dfe XK, Aartleaears. ly-td ADMINlSTltATOirs SALE nEL ESTATE. "VOTICK 13 HEBPBT THAT PS i.1 purauanre of of tn Probate Court of the City and County of Pan Francisco. State of California, mada oa the eighteenth day of Jnly.

a. P. 1HTO. tn tbe matter of tbe ktal of CAKi I.1VZ JORDAN, decease J. the unaar.

sbziwd, tb Administrator- with th WtII ui. of the estate ot said rlereaaed. will sell at public aaetioa, to tbe bigness bidder, for cash la tufted state sold coin, and subject to connrm. atioa by said Probate Court, oa Wednesday, Uie 31st day Anfrust, A. D.

lSIO, at 12 o'clock 3L, At the anctloa rooms of SfACBICB POkE A Ko. 337 Moatfomery street la tb City aad Oonoty of 8aa Fraaciaeo. ail tb right: tufa, m-terrst and sMaieof tbe aaid Carolina Jordan. d-oerd. at tb tim of bar death, aad all the righ Utle aad Interest tbat tb eeVI estate by opetatioB of law or esaerwiia acqntrad.

other thaa or la adMtioai to that ef tbe aaid Carol tn Jordan, deoeaa.d. at lb tim of ber deaib. la aad te ail tbna enala iota, piece, or parorla of aaad situate, lying sad beieg ta ta nud City and Oounty of raa Fraaciaeo, fttataof Oaiiforaua, snd bounded an dertbd a follows, so w.t: Lota known and dei unfed apoa accrlata map rentiU.d -Oift Map ho. ae and by the Bomber, two Iboaaaad an handrad and forty-six (1.146i and two taoeaaad on bond red arid sorty-evea (3,1471. being each twrary-fiv (261 teet front and rear aad seventy av (75) lent la Vpih.

TEEMS AKT COKDITIOXS OP 6ALX Oaah. la Vetted Mtsios gold oia tea per oral- of tb pur-4iae money to paid to tb aaerloaaars on tb day of sale: halneee oa ontinrzoatMa of ale by nud Probate Court. lieed at expeaeeef purr lis t. Aaguat 6th, 1878. P.

H. VeCOBkUCK. Administrator, with tn itl anne. of the ttatot Oarolna Jordaa, deoeaaeA Sharp A lAojm, attorney. at DORK A OO arB-td EXtCUTOR'S 5ALE ZELntaa NOTICE IS TBAT ni TXrU-nane of aa rder of tb Covrt of tbe City and Oounty af taa Francjaoo.

State of California, made oa tbe eighth day of Anro.t, A. D. lxTa ia the matter of tbe Lata cf ALEX. AS DEB FINANt. L.

draaaed. tbe nnd-rvlKord. tb txecutorof said E.taic will aeli at oublio auction, to tn bmhaot bidder, tor ra. ta ITniied State roid coin, and sabioct So emata. tion by aaid I'robmta Ooort, oa WednesdAj, the foarteentli (Lsy of September, A.D.

1S70, at IS Vclock At theanetkiB aaleaoroom of kf ACEICE DORK 00 Ko. 337 Moataoanery scrnrt. in tb City sod County of taa rraaclaco. all tb right. title, tntesvat and eataas of tb aaid Ahxanuar Finance, at the tun ef hia Oath, and all In right, title ar interest that tb said evtate baa, by operation of law or otberwia.

acquired, other than or in addition to tbat of tb aaid Alexvndvr Finance, at tb tim of hi death, la aad to aU tbat certnta lot, place or parcel i land. situnta. lying aad betaa la th said City aad Oounty of haa rrai ram, btate of California. and bounded ad daat ribs 6 a follows, wit: Commencing at a point oa tb northerly line of Pacific street, distant on hundred and ta- ly nine (1AM feet tea (10) tare et riy frcm Impost atmt, and ruaaing tbnac aster ly along ta aala tin or netne sztees invncy isij feet; Ihesice Dostberiy. parallel with lupt street, on bondrvd and thirty-aevea sad one-half (17 I net; taeace westerly, araUel with Pacific atrmt, twenty I'jOl feet; and then soutb- erly, paralW wttb Irapoet aret.

one hundred and tfeirti-sevea aad oa-talf fl37a) feet ro in point of commeoM anenl. Togtetber with tbe Is pruveznent. thereon. Terms aaa uoBaintms oi rj; uh, sn v. sold cola; tee per cent, of tb parch snoaey in n.

raid to tb aoctioat ts on tb day of aaie: bnlanc oa conftraintiua of saw by s.14 Probate Ooort, Deed at expense of purcaaa r. Executor ef the Last Wilt aad Testament of Ale zander Finance, deceased, aaa Francisco, August 18th. 1670. BACRICB DORK dk aalt-iil net Imi i a A Dt I NISTRATOR'S SALE X7a.TT.X. X.Ta.T23 OTICE IS EEBXBT OITTm, THAT parauanc of aa ortW of tbe Probate Court of tb Ctty ndOoaaty ot fa FraaciMO.

ia lb Mate of California, snad oa ah soth day of April. A. V. 17. ta tb matter of In EaAnta of COB DN SACEETT.

dcaed. tb Bader-Blimed. tb A immtatrator of tbeeaid aeU at tri vat. sale, to th birbM bidder, for cash, go coin of tb ratted Flares, aad aabject to confirmation by aaid Probst Court, oa Friday, the 2d day September, A. I.

1870, at 12 o'clock M. At tb saw offie of John B- Harmon. MS California street in the city and county of tha Francisco, all the rl, JUtK tn. aaid irva itry tarWU 4JSBK Uie time of cis oesrn. utersst that tbe amid estat -Ta.

by operation of jlw mr otberwtoe, acquired. otnr tnan or la ad-diuoa so that mt tb aaid Corydoa Sackett. at tb tun of bis death, ia aad to all tbat certain lot. dim. or parcel of land ettuata, lying aed ttntng ta tb aaid City aad County of baa Fraa.

cieoo, Stat ot California, aad bounded aad onsen bed a tbHow. to wit: ComnMarlng at a point ea tbe north line of Border or Twenty-third street seventy-five (76 fret easterly fr an Columbia street, and running an esMsaiy alcng said tin. ot Honr or Twentj-tblrd street twenty-fly (36) feet; tb-nc at rigbt aurb-a aortberly oa bundred aad fur (101 fee: theac as right aagie emt.rly rata. ty-Cv (15) fn.t; ibeac at right SBKle aontbcrly one hundred at.d four (104) leet to tbe point of Bl.ie wiU received up to PBXDAT, tteptent ber zd. at 12 o'clock au TERMS ABT COJtDITIOSS CP SALE Oaah, ta goad coin of tbe L'aited State tea per cent, ef tb pnrcbaa money to be paid oa tb day of badaee oa eozinrzoAtaoa of au by aaid Probat Court.

Ded at ezpsaua of parcbaeer. A'1k1870- JACOB bESJlBllX, jUmizdatZBtor of ths aTtat af Corydoa racket. TO PARENTS-REMOVALl FTTHB TOTJSft 11DIEB' 813113 ART A fllHOE, 6PAJOSH A5D ESiOHEH BCHOOL condnctad by atOSS. aad si MB. DK FOSSET, at Ko.

1213 Powell street, has been removed to tb spUoAid raidnc ef Kr. R. Heata, ta Onkiaad. Ta it ia oa of ta tnisttn the State. Tbe abounds sneapacaoua sad surround.

ed ty fine lsndsrape seinsry. saaidat the saeet elegant residencies on Oak street. Tb School ia but a few minute' walk from the OsAtret Station. Olassss will roniTnaana tb Brat day of Augast next, Day scbolars will leoatsed an tbat day. Parents ar Invited to visit tbs establishment oa aad after that date The well established repotatice ef Moas.aad! Km.

Poaaey. as tachrs el aioderalaa-sjuages. is a guarantee that the high standard of tbair school will le saamtaiBed. iytt-lsa aTaaore of churches, and others inteamrted, wm oblige by haading la their Church Notices ooxore r. ic.

every Saturday. M-K. CHuaoH Pev. Dr. H.

Cox. D. IX, fr rfi.5?hln o'clock a. and F. at.

Sabbath Schooi at 1 at. GBXKK Orthodox Chukch. 504 street Rev, Father Kiuhola Kovriglo, Pastor. Services at 11 o'clock a. ac evei-y Sun day.

iue puuuo is respectruiiy invited. Fibst Cbttbch, Stockton street Rev T. M. Cunningham, D. Pastor.

Subject of Dr. Cunningham evening lecture, at 7 clock, "xne luiaiuoiiity or uie A'ope, Publie invited. Cxhtbai. M. E.

CmmoR, on Mission street, above t-ixth street Rev. K. Bentley, Pastor. Services mt 11 A. M.

and 74 F. au Strangers are at waj a welcome. St. Albax's Episcopal Fan Ohubch Full Cathedral service to-morrow mornins' at II o'clock, in Osrinthiaa Hall, Mechanics' Institute Building. Post street, Sunday school Win.

O. Badger, fcnp. meets at the same p'ace every Sunday mornine at o'clock; Seaea rnw .11 etrangera are always welcome. ST. JoflV'e PuumBUK rhrrfMitv TVia4 between Mason and Taylor Bev.

Dr. Scott. Pastor, will officiate both morning and evenina. at the usual hours. At 1 o'clock subject of KMjiure, ma History or tne Ublldrea of laraol aa important atndv for fimttu mm 4.

Ruth. Her happy choice a test of true religion. x-uouo mviiea. nunaay scnooi at 9M a. m.

TaCflTT CBTfRCW. Union RnntnL hvhm nf ro ana Rev. O. W. Turner, minis ter in cnarge.

Bervioes at 11 and IX. VEHTKAI. FlSBBrflEaUJi Cnxrani-' on TvW "i wwoea a ay i or ana 4ones nev. rfno. ix.

Jrackier, pastor, will preach at II a. m. and 8 F. at. Seats free for all strangers, who are ear.

auuiyinvuea. tnmaay school at 9 p.m. M. K. OanacH Sours Minna street, between Fourth and Fifth, Rev.

Jesse Wood, psttor. er. vioas at the naoal hoars. Sundav-eehool at 12 it P. M.

Claas aaeetlna' at ait A. M. nrr Unmliw Seais 8trangers coming to tbe city are cordial iavited to attend divine wonhinln the church. Fifth Baptist Cirrami- TvmtvjMAnnfl mtrwA between Howard and Capp. Bev.

O.A. Buckbee, Pastor. Services at 11 a. at-and in the evening at 7 p. at.

Sunday school at 121 p. at. at eloae of morning Seats All are Welcome. St. Jomrs Chtjbch.

corner Valencia and Flf teenth atreets Rev. T. W. Brotherton, Rector. Service at 11 a.

m. and 73 P. n. Gbao CnuacH, Stockton atreet, corner of California. Services at 11 and 1U p.

it- Rev. James 8. Bush, Rector. Cbcbch of Tax Advajit. Howard street Bev.

H. D. Lathrop, Rector. Services at ilia a. at.

and 7J4 p. at. Tsos Naw JaSUBAuaf CBtraaa on OFarreD street, between Mason and Taylor. Sarvloaa at 11 A. at.

Huhdj OBtracH. Sacramento and Drnmm streets Rev. J. RoweH. Pastor.

Sabbath Schoo and Bible Class at 91 o'clock a. at, rrranhlng at 11 o'clock a. at. and at 7Jt p. at.

Missioa Stbxez M. E. Chdbcb. Mission street. Bear Eighteenth Bev.

H. B. Heaeock, Pastor. Preaching at 11 a. at.

and at 7Hr.s. Boats free. Strangeraarealwayaocrdlally welcome. FrasT CoNOHKOAnoifAX CHuaoH. Bouthweet corner Dupont and California streets.

Preaching by the Pastor, Bev. A. L. 8tone, D.D at 11 A.1C and 794 POf. Sabbath School meets at 1 P.M.

Thxbd CoaaacoAXioHAii Chubch. Fifteenth street, between Mission and First Avenue Bev. Wm. C. Pond.

Pastor. Preaching In tbe morn ing at 11 o'clock. Sabbath School after the morning service. First UnTTABiAH Chubch. Gearr street Rev.

Dr. Horatio Stebbins, pastor, will preach In the forenoon. Sunday School commences at half. past nine, a. at.

Evening lecture-at 7K p. at. The Advent Mission Sunday School, late of Folsom street; near Ninth, has been removed to the fine new haU, corner of Eighth and Folsom. Services at 9 it p. All are cordially invited.

St. Parsa'a Ohttch Rev. I. r. Chanin.

Rec tor. Service in tbe German M. K. Church building on Broadwav. between Stockton and Powell streets; commencing st 1134 o'clock p.

at. Sun day School at 2 p. at. Seata free. or.

uon'u CBOTtcH. Epiboopai. Mneioir. Pad no street, between Polk and Van Ness Avenue Rev. John B.

Gray, Sector. Hours of service Bun-days, 11 o'clock a. at. and 7 p. ac.

Sunday School at lo clock. Prayers Thursdays at 734 Hly Days, 11 o'clock a. at. CATHOLIC CHURCHES. St.

Mart's Cathidrai. Mssr is oa Sundays at 734. 9. and High Mass and Sermon at 1034 a. at.

Vespers and Sermon at 734 p. at. Most Bev. Archbishop J. S.

Alemany, O. P. V. Rev. J.

tsroke, v. Rector. Rev. J. J.

Prendergast, Rev. Bremen and Rev. jratner Hayes, Ata Bev. J. Fagan, Secretary.

Sr. Ignatius (College Church). Market street Masses every three quarters of an hour, from 6 to 10 3t a.m. Vespers st 7 34 F. m.

Attended by the us nit Fathers. St. Patrick's, Market street Manses at 634, 8 and 1034 A.M. Vespers at 7 34 P. M.

Bev. P. J. Grey, Pastor. Bev.

L. Seanlan, Bev. M. O'Connor, Aast'a. dr.

Fkaxcia, Valleio street Masses at 634, 8Jf and 11 A. K. Vespers at 73 P. au Bev. Jas.

H. Aerdon, O. Pastor. Bev. Father Garrigan and Bev.

J. Valentine, Asats. St. BaxDeaT'B, Pacific street Masses at 8 and 1034 A. v.

Vespera at 734 P. at. Rev. Manaa Doogan, O. Pastor.

Bev. Patrick Call agh an. O. Aas't. Notbje Daks Das Victoiris (French), Bush BLasses at 8 and 1034 A.

ax. Vespers, 8 P. at. Bev. Abbi LeClerc, astor.

Sr. Pbteb's Rev. Joseph A. Gallagher, pastor. Pkisxhtatioii ooavawr Chapbx, Powell street -Mass at 7 A.

at. Attended from St. Francis, Vallejo street. dt. joskph Howard street jnassea ax ana 1034 A.

at. Vespers at 7 P. at. Bev. H.

P. Galla gher, Pastor. Rev. J. A.

Gallagher, Aas't. ot. mart a mospttai. ubapbi tsrjm sxreei Mass at 8 A. m.

Benediction at 8 r. at. Bev. John McCullogh, Chaplain. St.

Bohtfacb, (German Church,) Buttor street Masses at 8 and 1034 A. at. Vespers at 714 P. at. Bev.

Peter Kaiser, Pastor. Bev. 8. Wolf, Asst. Mission Dolores Masses at 8 ana iu 34 a.

bt. Vespers at 7 a. x. Bev. Thoa.

Cushing, Pastor. Bev. M. Walko, AsS't. Cbapsx.

of St. Josef-si's Okpha ASTurat Hunter's Point. Mass on Sundays, at 8 A. at Bev. A.

Delmas, pastor. ST. Bosa UBAriL, srannan sireei naw 7 at. Benediction at 8 F. at.

Attended from St. Ignatius. MAODALZX A STL UBAFKX. Ban onuiu roau. Mass on r-undays at 8 a at.

Heights. Mass on Sunday at a. at. on Ruth, being the return of the Israelite widow preach both morning and evening. Henaary Statistics Meavltia Office Report.

Compiled from tbe Record of. the Health Office for tbe week ending to-day: Number of deaths of Catifornians 80 number of deaths of those bora in other States Total deaths of Native ..89 Total death of Foreign born 26 Total number of 4 Sexes -Males, 81; Females, 3064, Color- White, 60; Black, Copper, 164. DiaraiBUTiox akovo wabm. 1 2 3 9 1 9 0 0 2 4 9 Ward 4 .12 8 4 .12 1 10 Ward 8 11 Ward 12 Ward 4 5 6 Ward 1 Ward 8 Ward Public Institutions. Casualties Total ..64 AOIS.

Under 1 year of age. 34 Between 30 and 40... 8 Between 40 and 60... Between 60 and 60... 4 Between 60 and 70...

9 Between 1 snd 2 5 Between 2 and 5 4 Between sVanrt 10.... 0 Between 10 and 16 Between 15 and 20. 01 torsi ......64 Between 20 and 80... 10 CAOSXS of sxatb. Alelaetatw 1 Frae'nre of 1 Gastritis 2 Alcoholism 2 Apoplexy 1 Atrophia 1 Asphyxia 1 Aneurism of 1 Hyper'hy of Heart.

1 Inflam. ot Icflom. of 8 a Measles 1 a tare I 1 Rrivht'a DUease Convulsions, Infant's Cholera, Croup 1 faraiysis a Phthisis Premature Puerperal Peritonitis 1 Scarlatina Mvrthilia 1 Dentition Debility Disease of Deirium Effect of a Void Whoorrine Cough 4 Enteritis. 64 COMPABISOI. Durimr the corresponding week of 1866 there were 52 deaths; ditto, 1867, 84; ditto, 1868, T3; ditto, 1869, 51.

Literary Society. At a resular meeting or tne uemoBurciuo Literary Society," held Friday evening, Angnst 19, 1870, ths following officers were elected lor the term of three months President, W. A. S. Nicholson Vice-President, J.

Whalen Recording Secretary, William vf Moore Corresponding Secretary, J. H. Delehan-ty i Ties surer, Jose F. Godoy Iditor, A. Qer.

berding Board of pixectors, Jas. O. Bountree and Paul Scott. This Society is in a very flourishing condition for the snort time It has existed. was organized about three months since with a membership of ten or twelve persons, which baa been increased to some twenty-five) at present.

Tbe meetings of the Society are held in the lecture Boom of St, John's (Presbyterian) Churob; every Friday evening. Visitors are always welcome. The Hare ait Acilcaltaral Park. Aa exciting trotting race came oft" yesterday st Agricultural Park. raaaoasas.

There were three entries, via: J. L. Kofi" en tered black horse Blackbird," imported by J. Boggs, Esq. b.

Bice entered bay gelding Dexter," and Oscar Lewis eaten thy orret (elding Alec Benham." Following is the sdxmabt: Bay District a Fridsy, August lth. Trotlior bars 8ca Two miles sad reieit, huaw B. mce enters Dexler" a i J. L. Eofl eaters "Riar.hi.V.; i Oscar Lew enters -Alee.

Time 5:13 I Aw. ml ckf -1 rl "Dexter." money la Ha A DiMOCBATT The AHa and Chronk-1. of this morning unite in saying that J. R. Bharp- stein, xex-t-ayers- nominee loc uity and Oountv Attorney, is a Democrat.

It may be so, but we ask tehen has Mr. Sharpstein approved brmsen a Democrat He has been a resident ot this city tor several years, yet he has nevtr, to our knowledge, shown his hand on thia subject. or done aught to help tbe Democratic cause. Dasha Daahaways hold their cus tomary meeting to-morrow evening at their Hail, Post St- near Dupont, commencing at cioca. The exercises will consist of aa a ress by Hon.

H. Hardy; Beading by Frank O'Connor, and Singing by a lady and gentleman, friends of the Association, the Quartette Club and the Sisters Pf eiffer. The public are invited. From the Monitor of Aagest S0h Dbatb op Bit. Hioxiil Htaw We are deeply sorry to record tbe death of Ihe talented younr putor of Marietta.

Ohio, which oOTirreo on me air. lunne tnat aay and the ehurcn was tilted bv hurfevnteH m. aregation and his many Protea'snt came to look for the last time upon tbe faoe of nim wno Baa walked an reverently among them, Father Bvan waa born ia Pnrrlrieom. Rhrvt iniana, in isjs, ana nsa jam entered ur-on his thirty-third year. At an eariv ae he entered the preiroory seminary or M.

1 nomas, tit ar Bards. town. Three years afrerw.rdtt be was sent to Mt. St. Mary's, near Cincinnati, where he com.

pteiea nia oour-e or humanities, and graduated in the year 1859. He was ordainr priest in the year 1962, and was immediately appointed pae- maneita. wnere he apent all the years of his ministry. Of wonder. mma.

we can safely say that in naa rew superiors among me clergy of the United States. At eariy nour, en the 23d ult.i High Mi 4." by EeT- F- CUgbau. with Rev. Fathers Murray and O'Reilly as Deacon and Subdeacon. 'The rename, attended by a large i peopie, were conveyed to the depot and transported to Sidney, where his parents reside.

High Mass was again sang for the repose of his soul, on Sunday, 24th nit the last absolution was given, and the body of this young wwcmi to ine rest tnat awaits a glo rions resurrection. May his soul rest in peace. from the Pacific of August 18th The Eruimlical inianm jt. i its committee to say, wUl hold its General Conference in tbe hall of the Young Men's Christian Association- MnmanHn, AmiMiiuM wt and closing October 2d. The topics of discussion will be: s.

First dav. "The Rtata nf tt.1f.4m. the second day, -Christian Union day, "Christianity and its Antagonists-" fourth day. "The Christian Life:" afth H.v Frotestantiam and minima "Christianity and Civil Government;" seventh day, "Christian Mission;" eighth day. "Christianity and Social Evils." From the Spectator of August 18: Chtjbch Es nt Nxw Tori.

Mr I. jvi, the Secretary of the Sew York City Timet mo. clety, states that there are 470 churches of all clauses in tbe city, or one to 2,127 of its inhabitants taking all the churches, cbspel', missions and halls of all denominations, there are accommodations for 850.000 persons, and in the Protestant places alone for 450.000. There are 240 regular incorporated Protestant churches, with 72,000 eommunicanta, besides 140 misaiona, where Sabbath act ool and religious services are regularly conducted. Tne ame bellltes are trying to agree noon an appropriate name by which their church, shall oe known.

A writer In the Anoatolic Timea an. Jeots to the names Disciples. Saints, Brethren, and Christian, and aaya that the choice will be between tbe "Church of God" and the "Church of Christ." THE COURTS. The following record will show the proceed. lags had to-day In the various Courts of the city: Twelfth District Cmmrtr McKrarraT, J.

C. H. Hancock vs. Wm. Kronina Demurrer overruled.

B. Roper vs. McFadden et aL Motion to dismiss motion for new trial denied. r. at.

Pixley et ad. va. J. North et aL Plaintiff's motion for a stay of execution granted. H.CL Hyde, Administrator, Ac.

vs. Empire Mining Company Motion for commission to take testimony granted. 1 aos. rJ. Havden et al.

va. Janes L. Harden at aL Motion to strike out portions of answer granted. a. M.

ucureery et al. vs. George Brown, et aL Motion to dissolve injunction argued; not yet decide Kirteeath District Court Dwrrnxx. J. People vs F.

W. Voll Defendant convicted of manslaughter. On motion of de'endant a counsel, sentence is further postponed until Saturday next. Any number of motions' ware mad mna either aet'led or continued. Ceaaty 3ensrt Stakxt.

Jndee. rTothing was done in this fnnrt 1a.1t- On Monday the Appeals from the Police Court will be taken up. The cases of the PsoDle va. flaoma H. Williams.

Charles Bowitzkr and Georse Nichols will bs first tried. MaiBiielpaJ Crlmiaiavi Coaart Lakx, Judge. Augustus Kramer, convlctod of burclarv Motion for new trial denied and nrisoner sentenced to be imprisonod in the State Prison for the term of seven years. Adward Tully, convicted of assault Sentanoe suspended till Monday, September 6th. William ataynard, indicted for an attemnt to commit grand larceny, pleaded not guilty.

xne plea oi not guilty was also made by John Bell, assault to do bodily injury; John Carter, assault with intent to commit murder. Mat Kelly, Charles Douglas and Wm. Wilson, in dieted for robbery; Charles Roach and Robert Mclatyre, burglary; James Martin and John Ross housebrsmking; Ming Per, grand larceny; Ah Took, housebreaking; Ah Cum and Ah Woo, housebreaking; Charlee Wieland and Charles Hammond, robbery. xne louowing pieaoea guuty: munuei Frouser, grand larceny; Herman Schulta, honse-breaking. Tbe trial of the two Brotnertons for forgery.

will be resumed on Monday morning. H. A. Cobb Afpoixtkd Majok Gkhkrai. N.

G. C. Oa yesterday. Gen. H.A.Cobb received from the Governor bis commission as Major General of tbe National Guard of California, to succeed Major General Allen, whose term has expired.

DrvoECE GaAxrrxD. In the case of Catherine E. Brown vs. William H. Brown, the Twelfth District Court this morning granted tbe prayer of p'aintiffs complaint, and divorced tbe plaintiff from the defendant.

SACBAimrro, Angnst 20. Conroy vs. Dusne On motion of Mr. French, ordered that appal, lants have two days further time to file brief. Telegraphic OUa-fodrlda Washinoton, Angnst 19.

Senator Com ia here to-day in consultation with the Controller of Currency relative to tbe organization of gold banks on the Pacific coast. Benator Casserly has recently written to the Controller on the same subject. xoRK, Angnst i. me louowirg dis patch ia just received at thia office "Bara-tocra. AuRust 19.

Commodore Vanderbilt is about in his nana! health and will leave for New York this afternoon." The saw-mill of G. H. Harness, of 'Wil liamsburg, waa burned to-djy. Loss, partially insured. uincucnati, August 19.

juon. xnomas xi. Weaver, an old and prominent citizen, died here tb ia morn in g. x-Preaident Fillmore has issued a call for a Southern Commercial Convention, to meet in thia city October 4th. EvAKSvrxxK, Angnst 19.

A heavy storm of wind accompanied by lightning at 2 p. did great damage to buildings nnfinished. The steeple of Trinity Church was blown down, falling upon and crushing the school house adjoining: no one waa hurt. John TnthiU, and old citizen, was lulled by the Lightning. aubdbk, August iv.

At miauignt last night, fire broke out in the aasb and blind factory and planing mill of Evarta Brothers. Tbe building, which waa of wood, and the valuable machinery it contained, was destroyed. Loss, insurance, $8,000. tSPBLNGFrELD, AUgUBt l'J. A II TO broke out about one o'clock last eight in Bichmond stables on San ford street and ex tended rapidly to the Walker and Seely's block, on the same street, bothxrf which were destroyed.

XjOss heavy. Philadelphia, August 19. Tbe Phoenix Oil Works of Malcolm Lloyd, on the Schuylkill, were destroyed by fire, eocaaioned by the explosion ot gas. Savanna, Angnst 19. In a duel to-day Ludlow Cohen was mortally wounded.

The other principal, Richard Aken, was unhurt. I'otjoHKKtrsiK, August lu. xurk Bur ham's lumber yard, at iioudon, was destroyed by fire last evening. Lone, insured for $10,000. Ocxbkc August 19.

A heavy hurricane this morning was very destructive to property throughout the country. Some shipping in the harbor was destroyed. Ottawa, August 19. Ho rain has fallen for two months. The country is as dry as tinder.

There was a terrific gale last night. The daati-uotian to life and nroDertv was great. Tbe property burned recently within 25 miles is esumatea at Tate Freatcla Sit mall em BtyMwM oy Ceauat PsUkas. Pun Anirnst IB. la the Corps Lejrislatir, last evening.

Count Pahkao, Minuter of War, in response to an inquiry, made an explanation tn rgard to the fact ef General Troche being deciaiea ijroveraor ui uuyrru. mm rreards it aa a wise movement, be said. ermfide the defense of the city cf Paris to a person eminently qualified to increase tbe seen. rity Ol pracv in uie uuiub vi viMKin wu. Trocbu will be placed in command ot his Cot pa, tbe reserves, which were tormerty ander his command.

The Count then iniormed the Corps Ui.t at Man-ta-Tour it was certain tne i rusaiM d. pmmcm lale engsxemea's taeur eenter bad been spec i.n. rrinnled. They bad tried to retreat te AllCnaei, OU vera luufn iw cycvi jiuv tion w.tn the Prinoe Royal. Aa eatire iegi meat of cuirasscrs, under cammitw ot oouut Von Bumarca, was many aeso-oyea.

xe tar French neasaatry attacked detachment of Prussian dragoons and made tnens mwoners. ise twim men wna' tact that dispatches from Prasstaa sources nniiin ot the French victories. Tbe re marks of the Miauuer were received enthaaiasUcaliy oy tne vcimua. c- Irmas-Allaatic Scras. Maw York.

Auzust 19. The Times' Paris Cable says Visetilli, ne of Ite war la miesing-Bince the Its XnrrMnondflnt at Madrid says Prim, Ri- BTiit another member ot the Ministry. 1 V. D. -VI! are again negociaung wim mo ikuuu- cansT The Utter wUl have nothiog to do with tkin.

London, August 19. Almost the entire crew of the bark A. W. Singleton, from a Cuban port, bound to Grenock, perished frhjt vnmltA. Rermana who can Drocure jtrenca citi zens as surety are permitted to leave their wives and children ranee.

Tremble) isi Be Baa. Paris. Anmat 19. Letters from Rome report that Gen. Chasrette, commander of rapai forces is at VerteDi, ana ina tha Italian armv would stuck bim.

lie has demanded the Passages of tbe liber bej Immediately fortified, especially at or to which point the railroad from Flor-1? iPl territory. The Bt Rom Announce that all "TlnS in the citv. and within obtain permits of resi- "1 nch papers, they are liable to expulsion. TM. olthe enemy ATJQTJST STO Anmn11' aad Eitntttuanti Night.

1 CAiorOBNiA THzuTan. Duprea Benedict's ItiiopUa Minstrels person a uui piao ever night, MavaorouTAif Thbathb. "Fernanda, is being played nightly at this theatres sleo Frank jhatd. annua aaeiviiia. mum others appearing.

Magt-im' Opbxa Hetma. Miss Uzzte Price, Mr. CathceTt. supported by tbe war ewrauora puy, appear in the drama entitled The Bridt of Turn Pivn.injc 1vt. the wonderful cornet player, gives a grand piotnenade concert at the on CHI on square aaui vuuuf toiuiucU' dug at 8 o'clock.

"C0M31KKCIAL. Baa FBAjrcraoo, August 19. Lgl Tenders buying. 87 Belling, 88. Haw Toax.

Angnst 19. Gold opened at 11 A. at, UTJ live-Twenties. 113110 ..4 16 fadBO Mali 38 Sterling Exchange uotion it California 90fc)3 0 Wool, fine Spring SSo; bnrry. Wo; pulled.

40; California. Fall clip. do barry. 1618o fl LimrooL, Angnst J9. Wheat.

10s lOd lxifJXM. Angnst 19. Tnlted States 903 FRJEIGHTS, CHARTERS. ETC Sattjbsat EvxitisiQ, August 20. i British ship Britomart, 899 tons, and ship King Phil Up, take Wheat to Liverpool- North German bark Gazelle, 438 tons, loads Barley for Iquiqui, Bark Mary Belle Boberta has cleared for Bat- lingham Bay.

GENERAL MEROHANPI8E. There is little doing in the market worthy comment; the number of sales from first bands is good, but lots sold email. The first train of Floor and Wheat west forward by rail OB Wednesday, and will probably be followed by others shortly. PROVISIONS Sales 90 cs Lard. 10 do Oregon Bacon, private.

CANDLE 3 500 bxa Adamantines, sundry brands, at 15316c; 300 do Grant's at 17c OIL 200 cs Devoe's Coal at 4254 a. COFFEE Sales of 80 bags Bio at 1934 DRUGS Sale of SObbls Sal Soda at2c ,15 cs Csrrington A Donnelly's Creaa Tartar at 33c. BICE 200 mats China No 1 at BAGS Sale of 7500 hand-sawed Burlaps fill 88, at 13c. CASHGOODS-Stlesof 100 es Lea at Perrin's Worcestershire Sauce at agent's ratea; 460 do Oysters, Cltms, eto about 3. SUGAR Auction sale about 4500 kegs Hawaii 1 In lots, at from $S10 90, according to grade.

8TABCH 800 bxs Sarery's, city brand, at agent's ratea. MATCHES 15U gross San Francisco Pircns-sion snd 60 do Swift ft Coorteney's Eastern Parlor at agent's rates; notable at $23. SALT Sales of 100 tons Liverpool, in SO and 100-fc sacks, sold for export on private terms. COAL Saks of 200 tons California at 19. PRODUCE MARKET.

1 LOUR Sales of TOO bbla Superfine and Extra for export, at current rates. tobbuto Extra, 196 Bis 1JV4 25 Superfine, 19 IBs $5 12fcS 26 WHEAT Sales are 700 ski at SI 70; 800 do, $1 75; 400 do. 11 65; 1200 do, $1 6234. BARLEY Demand moderate. Sales of 400 ska nsw Brewing st SI 16; 700 do, SI 16; 700 do, SI 02Jc; 700 do old, SI 20.

OATS Fair Inquiry 1 700 ska choice SI 45; 400 do, SI 40; 900 do. SI 30. POTATOES Sales of Missions at $11 16; Halfmoon Bay, SI 401 60; Carolina, SI 60. HAT Cargo rales from wharf at $1011 60; ray about 160 tons. CORN Sale of CO aks at II 47)4.

ONIOSTS Sales from wharf at 7685c. BRAN Mill prices have been advanced to S20 ton; 60 tons from wharf at S19. MIDDLINGS Quotable at $25 for feed and $30 ton for fine. Stock and Exchange Board. SALES TO-DAY Kkodxab SxaalOS.

Amador 2 shs at $205 fl ah. Cholmr 440 shs at $4345 yl sb. Gould A Curry 164 sha at J83f875f ah. Hale A Norcross 21 shs at $85(66 ft an. Imperial 20 she at $24)426 yl ah.

Ken tuck 65 shs at J39H0 fl sb. Ophir 400 shs at I8J49J ah. Ov man 5Jehs at $7 h. Savage 1,180 aha at $32H35 It sh. Sierra Nevada- 615 sha at $9H10 It sh.

i allow 764 shs at S38S89 SlAltlNE 1NTELLIGEKCE. San Franolsoo August 20. 1SIQ STJN AND TIDE TABLE. Comnnted by Thomas TiwmtNT, Mathematical Instrument Maker. August 21.

B. WATXB. (LABOE. WATU. I (UBO.) H.

WAXBB. (aatAix I 6 63 P. M. 1 37 a I 8 36 F. M.

0 c9 F. at THE SUN. .....6 25 Sets RUes. ..6 41 Arrived. August 19 Scbr Chas 8 Winalow, Peters 16 hre fm Stillwater Cove; 60 cords wood to Master.

August 20 Scar Caroline Mills. Noyes, 12 hre fm Stewart's Point; 65 ft lumber to Dingley. Bchr Mary Hart, I orentzen, 14 hra fm Fisk'a Mill; 60 cords bark, 16 ft lumber to Funcke Was serman. bchr Osceola, Struckmeyer, 14 bn fm Timber Cove; 45 cords wood to Marchant Bchr John Hunter, Joaselyn, 6 ds fm Trinidad; 105 it lumber to Adams, Blinn A Co. bchr Kosta Sacramento, Benson, 16 hra fm Davenport's Landing; 1600 bolts, 200 shingles to A Germon at Co.

Stmr Monterey. Johnson, 10 hra fm Mobs Landing; pass and mdse to Goodall A Nelson, Bchr Amazcne, SccmaUing, 20 hra fm Frauds Landing; 50 ft lumber to Preston A McKiunon. Cleared. August 19 Bark Mary Belle Bob.rte, Sutton, Kemngnam nay; uooerta. Sailed.

August 19 Stmr Salinas, Lemmen, Salinas River. Bark Mary Glover, Greeoleaf, Port Discovery. Brig Advance, Foye, Poit Ludlow. Schr Mary Delio. ttclir Strauger, Lucker, Port Buster.

bchr Gen Ord, Deacon, Crescent City. bchr Kmile Fransen, Jenson, Bchr bufftndeau, Haaa, Timber Cove. August 20 Bark Mary Belle Roberta, Sutton, Bellingham Bay. Bchr. Pet, Paul, Stillwater Cove.

Bchr Win Mighell, Kelson, Totcalee. Bchr Martha it Elizabeth, Carroll. Russian River. Bchr Euphemia. Botcher, Bodega.

Bchr 1 herese, Kurlbaam, Point Arena. Bchr Daaolug Wave, Johnson, Humboldt. Bchr Pacific, Cracke, Cuffoy'a (Jove. Bark Oreaoa. Hanrv.

Beabeck. titmr Pacific, Hhou, Knreka and Northern porta. ocur auuiik, jroina arena. Scar Hoicuica, Walter Timber Cove. Iexaorandau Per Mary Hart Left echr Eden, loaling.

Per Osceola Left achrs Stina Nlcolaiaon and Newall, loading. Snokan. June 24th. lat 60 Ion 26 ship St. Lucia, from Hew York for San Francisco.

Eastern Porta. BOSTON Sailed 15ta bast Bark Ellsworth, Woodward, Baa Francisco. Foreign Porta. LIVERPOOL Arr 7th tnat Ship Eddyatone, Peterson, hence March 220. By Teleerapa.

Foot Losoa. August 2010 F. i Weather clear; wind fresh W. PASSENGERS. MOS3 LANDING AND SANTA CRUZ Per Monterey Mrs Funke.

Misa Ballmer. Mrs White. Geo Harris, John Jobnaoa wife, P-Madena, Tbos ateehaa. IMPORTATIONS. MOSS LANDIRG.

ETC Per Monterey 7 eks 240 bbla lime, 76 rolls leather. 8434 aka barley. 1US aka mustard. 2SW ska potatoes, 628 do oats, 1000 do wheat, 62 do tensT20 do flaxseed, 19 pgs batter, 4 coops fowl, so kei bird. 10 ci meat, 1 iron door, 60 cheese, 4 bis 13 bxs eggs, 67 pkgs mdse.

CONSIGNEES. Per Monterey Jordan; Raymond A Co: llosa Beadle: Kraae Euler; Baaeett At John (inv At Co: Nenman. Forsaitn, Tyler A Shaw; Atcbinson A Co; Dodge At Sronfet Mnoli A Rilla; Ooliina. Wheaten a Luhrs; Wm McOoll Wiuiamaon; Falkner, Bell As Co; Christy Wise; Funcke A Washerman; Gray, Jones A Co; Hechl Bros A Co; Porter; Kirby A Co; Homes: Fitznatrick at BaKgaetbe; A Ohabot; Order. DIED.

In the City and County Hospital, August 19th, Bernard Daacom, aged 69 yeara, a native of Bel. glum. How To Tux. A lecturer in New York is instructing people how to distinguish a BATUBDAT Xtwaaefaial Tick" to be Nemlnatted. The AntUChinese Oonvei.tkn met again last night, pursuant to adjournment, in the Fourth District Court zoom.

President Harden preai ded. Minutes read and approved. f- The committee on credentials reported that Mike T. Heary and Michael MoCarthy of the First Ward dob, Jarflea Eldiagtoa and D. t.

Haley of the Fiftli Ward Club, and W. Parker of the Ba kars' Association, were entitled to seats in the Convention. Mr, Parker was admitted to a seat, but ihe re. port of the Committee, so far as it concerned the applicants from the First and Fifth Wards, was disagreed, to. because the Crabs la those Wards had each, leas than one hundred members." The Committee on W'.

or nwBncBas ibmltted a report reoommendlng that nomina tions be made for County and Ward officers as followst Tax Collector, Auditor, Chief of Polloe, Superintendent of Public Streets and Highways, Fire Commissioner, Public Administrator, City and County Attorney, Superintendent of Public Schools. Sapervisors for the odd Wards, one School Director to fill a vacancy in the Second Ward, a Mr. Campbell suggested that the Convention nominate aa entirely new ticket, having on It no name of any candidate nominated by any other Convention. Hr. Fennell advised making up a ticket by selections from the Democratic, Republican and Tax-Payers" tickets.

Mr. Hickey earnestly opposed "-i1ng any nominations, wi After a long debate, the report of the Com mittee was adopted eyes. 29; noes, 12. Mr. Campbell moved that the President ap- composed of one member from each Society represented In the Convention.

This was carried, and the Prwident appointed Messrs. DeGesr MoCarty, McGovern, Lewis, Houston, Uagee. Shay. Foley, McDermett, Vincent, Kenny, Clark. Featherstone, Crooker, Campbell, CuAick, Has sey, Dougherty, White, Connolly and Sherman.

BssioitATioH or to. mcoi. Whereupon Mr. Hickey arose and said substantially aa follows: Mr. President.

I am- in the minoritv In this Convention, and I always am willing to abide by the decision of the majority, but in thia ease I cannot conscientiously act with the majority, therefore I tender my resignation." Mr. Hickey resignation waa accepted. i AH IKXrrKCTUAI. A.TTOOT was then made to take up the Order of Bnsineee from the Table the motion to that effect receiving IS ayes and 26 noes. The Convention adjourned to meet on next Tues lay evenicg.

The Bewavrd-BretliertoB Forgery Cava. The Municipal Criminal Court is engaged in tbe trial of the two JOrothcrtons, indicted Jointly with one George L. Howard (who pleads guilty), for tbe crime of forgery. Tbe trial of tbis case excites great cariosity and attracfs a large crowd dally to tbe Couri-room. The names of the jury hive already been published in our columns.

Meter V. J. Murphy, A. P. Dudley acd K.

II. Lloyd appear as counsel for the prisoners, an 1 Judge. Alexander CampOell assists tbe District Attorney. The trial commenced yea. terday marning, the jury having been erapan-neled oa the previous day.

Judge Campbell made the opening statement for the prosecution. "The folio wins; witnesses were thea called, sworn snd examined for the people John Buckley, salesman, with Treadwell at wboee names were forged to the famous check; Charles Seidentoff, book-keeper and cashier of the same firm; John Spear and George C. Hickox, who constitute the banking-firm cf Hickox tc Epcar, and who paid the forged check. The Court then took a recess. On reissembling at 2 o'clock, the prosecution called and examined C.

W. Tuerman, a Stockton hotel-keeper, A. Cummin baggage-master on the railroad from San Francisco to Winne-mnoca, L. Howard, a broker of Stockton, Chas. A.

Blake, a telegraph operator at Stockton, B. G. Harris, of that city. Win. B.

Mintum, Clerk of the boat Amador, Richard E. Bridges, in the employ of Linfortn, Kellogg Rail, John Walker, an officer on the U. S. steamer Wyanda, Patrick Eerby, of Kerby, Byrne at T. T.

Bacon, book-keeper with Linfortn, Kellogg ft Rail, W. H. Moore, a Captain in the employ of the Steam Navigation Company, Francie Kelson Drew, an actor, and Samuel Cgden Pntnum, Secretary of the California Steam Navigation Company. The Court then adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock a. at.

Tlie Oraltaolosieavl aad Piscatorial AceltmaUxinK' Society. This feociely met last niht in Excelsior Hall, Hiesion street. The PretrfdentjDr.JNewell, presented toe ioiiowttx ivport: Our Society has been organized for the past eight y-four months; we number nearly 100 members tbat are vow in good standing; men that are ready and willing to forward tbe inter-, est of the society. The first half of eac year little can be done, but the remaining six montbs are those of activity, and I bone tmt each of you will work faithfnlty for tbe good of tbe Association. Its objects, as you well know, are to roe acute all known violations of the Game Law, and to import various kinds of choice foreign game, birds and fish into this State ana propagate from them.

The climate of California is particularly adapted for this, snd there is no doubt of our ultimate success. We have now arrived at that period of the year when the trapper and market hunter, the pseudo sportsmen who destroy for gain, have com-menced their unlawful operationa calculated to exterminate the few remaining quail in thia State. Xon all know the difference the past few years have made in the number of birds to be tound within twenty or thirty miles of this city. This is not owing to legitimate shooting, but to the horrid practice of trapping and sending tbe birds wholesale to market. Our game laws are bad, and not properly framed for the protection of tbe birds; it will be the duty of this Society to get up a proper code of Game laws, we owe no allegiance to any political party, and if we stand manfully together our voioee must be beard in the Legislature, and the wrongs of the past righted." Adopted.

The regular order of business was suspended, and the evening waa devoted to a dlscuaaion of the question of the better protection and importation of game and fish, and the plan to enforce the Game Law. TBE TAX-PAYS 88' COSVENTiON. NomlaatloBi lor Ceaaty Offlcera Saw perriaors, and Scbaol Directors Nat Yet KenUaatcd, The Tax-Payers' Convention assembled again last night, in the Merchants' Exchange building. President Stiles presided. There waa a full at- tendance.

Nominations were made for all the County Officers to be voted for in September aa follows: Chief of Police, Patrick Crowley; Auditor, Henry M. Hals City and County Attorney, J. B. Sharp- stein; Superintendent of Schools, Dr. W.

T. Lucky; Superintendent of Streets, Captain S. J. Collector, Thomas Young Fire Com. mlssioner, George C.

Bode; Public Administrator, Jacob Benjamin. The Convention then adjourned to Monday evening, August 22. Nominations will then be nude for Supervisors and School Directors, TU Foaurth ard Ieinoracy. Tbe call of Mr. John Haley.

President pre fern of the Fourth Ward Democratic Club, was responded to by many Iemocrata, who aaeem Died last Bight in the Hall oa Pacine street, above Stockton. A platform was adopted, and limn Ttradv. DuAan and Clinton were appointed a commit- ice procure a suitable room for the meeting of the Clab tn future. Messrs. Marcusi, Rogers and Watkm were appointee a committee on Finance.

Tne Club adjourned to meet at the call of tbe Chairman. Reps bl learn Caaaty CoaTua. This body is somewhat dilatory ia carrying out its expressed determination to nominate a ticket for municipal officers. The Coaventioa met last night in the Fifteenth District Court Room. Wallace T.

James, Vice-President in the chair. The minutes of the list meeting being read and approved, Mr. Bornek (who is strongly opposed to nominations being made by the Convention! moved to adjourn until next Weonesaay evening, August 24tn. inn tion was canted by ayes 13, noes 1L Citmx States CraccrrCouaT Gbakd Jcaons. The following-named persona were yesterday sworn sa Grand Jurors to serve for the present term of the United States Circuit Court: J.

B. Mead, D. Waters, F. H. Kast, Allen Mc Bodsn, T.

A. Mudge, David B. Arrowsmith, Wm. D. Litchfield, Horace Davis, D.

B. Francis, C. D. Purdy, C. M.

Leary, Thomas B. Hayes, Henry B. Murray, Henry Finegaa, O. Hitchcock, 8. Cae- Boa, B.

V. Brewster, John U. xangton. aipnena Bull, J. H.

Mason, W. O'Brien. Hurra Wabd AJm-CooLns Club. This Club met last nlgbt, at their Hall on street. At the suggestion of tbe President, the UluD resolved to transact no business until the AnH-Chlneaa Convention, now in session, bad nomi- mated a municipal ticket.

The Club adjourned to next Friday night, the President being instructed to call a meeting before that time. If the action of the Anti-Chinese Convention rendered lately than ever. Prussian UfTorts IJepulsed. Effeifiva Blockade of the BaJtio Ports by the rretek- DEMANDS OP KIKQ Vk iLLIAAff. A French Procession Broken Ul, in T.ilMAS'ttr DATK8 TO AUGUST Cemrs MartlaU SeateaicsB Hlgh-BLaaiJ.

Omtrmee Veateaawlav If Via. sver Prataaia, rraaaea will Seise Belgians and Defy EBarlaavd MiseeUaaieaas Wavr Items. Wavsbtagten Aewa. WASHrnerOB, August 1ft. Proneortlngi fliwllaii and sentences ef the court-martial in the esses of Private McCarthy, of ths C.

8. Military Academy detachment of artillery Sergeant Owen O'Connor and Private Patrick of the United States Military Academy detachment eavaby, and of Private John Garvin, detachment ef Battalion Engineers, have been approved and ordered to be executed. McCarthy was sentenced to be confined a hard labor La charge of a guard for two months, snd to forfeit (10 from his monthly pay duiing the earns period. O'Connor ia red need to the ranks and to forfeit 10 from his monthly pay for three months. Oarvla and O'lVaughlaa are to forfeit flO each.

PremisemeuM. Saw Yoaa, August Ths following is Just received here, dated Msxicsibo. July 22: A high-handed pro needing has lately bean per petrated at Laguayra by Commander E. Kama, of His Prussian Majesty's gunboat Meteor, In obedience to the dictates of the Diplomatic Corps at Caraocas, which is composed of tha rebel leader Gasman Blanco and his Minister. who are not acknowledged by any Power.

Gen. Hernandez ia at present at the head of affairs, la whose name the ports of Lagusyre and Porto Cmbello were recently declared La a atata of blockide, and the Venezuelan man-of-war Maps art was ordered to cruise near the mouth of these ports, and at all hazards to maintain the block, ade, which was rendered mora effective by the presence of a fleet nader the command of Her nandes. At half-past 1 o'clock oa the morning of tbe 16th, as the Mapaari was coming into the entrance to Zaguayra, aha sighted a steamer carrying the French flag, and she instantly fired gun for the stranger to lay to. Instead of obeying the order the steamer continued to port Laguayra. She afterward proved to be oae of the French mail Line steamers.

Very soon after the Mapaari discovered a steamer coming into Laguayra having a flag of trace at her roretop. Thia proved to be the North German gunboat Meteor. The Mapaari moved forward to meet her, and when within nailing distance, a boat was lowered from the Meteor, and an officer from her came oa board the Mapaari. bearing a note couched in the following terms: Os Boabd TBS Mbtiob," July 18, 1870. To tne Commander of tbe Mapaari: I have the bonor to inform you that I have received positive orders from tbe Diplomatic Corps or Caraccas to protect persons of all nations in their entrance or sailing from this port, with the exception of such vessels as sail under the Venezuelan flag, and lo repel by force ny attempt made to prevent vessels plying between pons oi inis Kepuoitc entering or leaving ims port.

In making this communication I beg to request you will transmit t'le same to the eommanders ol vessels sailing under ycur nax. Begging you to favor 'me with a renort of whatever resolution you may come to, I have ine nonor, eto. tj. jlobva, (jommanaer. On reading tbe extraordinary note of the Cemmander of the Meteor, tbe cfSer in com mand of the Mapaari thought there were some neutral rights which should be respected by other nations, and he consequently declined committing himself to a written reply until he had communicsted with his superior officers, bat contented bimself with sending to Commander Korea a verbal answer, which, however, the German officer declined accepting.

Be. turning to the latter, the officer reported tbe result of the interview, and was eonsequendy immediately di.patcbed with the following note Oa Boabd Mis Pbussiab? Majbstt's) Btiambb Mrraoa," Aug. LA, To the Commander ot ihe Mapaari Sir: A yon have nf your accord concluded not to taxe into consideration toe action ot tbe Diplomatic Corps, made known to you in my not of to-day, I hereby declare your vessel attached ana demand yoa lower your flag within five minutes from the receipt hereo', otherwise I shall take your vessel by force. tu. jvobxa, vommoaore.

In reply to this tbe commander of tne Ma. psari said be vosM mrssedsarery press, report to his chief the ecnoe of tbe commander of tae German steamer, but he refused to lamer his flag, saying that the Mspssn ihouto be sunk with all on board before such a dastardly act should be committed. Tbis answer conveyed to the commander of the Meteor, who immediately steamed within gunshot of tbe Mapaari, and further parley was bad, and tbe Meteor immediately got ready tor action. Tbe Captain of the Mapaari protested, end sent dispatch lo his overt) men snd said that if the Commander of tbe Meteor persisted in the course be bad indicated. Gen.

Hernandez should seem it incumbent on him to confiscate all pro. perty of the Germans within his jurisdiction to indemni the Government for tbe consequences of tbe action of the Commander of the Meteor. Kiropea.ni Intelligeace. New Tons, August 193 r. at.

A special dis patch received here states that the French have not been driven any further, and that they are fighting more resolutely than ever. The French population are hopeful of success, and private dispatches say that the French army has turned the tide of battle. Tbe situation from a French point of view is as follows: The first advance of the Prussians has received a decided check at Mara la Tour, soulh of Etain, and a little west of Metz, on the road to Verdun. This battle was fought between the elite and main body of the French army on der Marshal Baialne, and the flower of the Ger. man armies under Prince Frederick Charles of Prnssts, aad resulted in a victory for the French, in so far aa they remained masters of the position, and decidedly repulsed the attempt of the Germans to cut in two all communication between Metz and Verdun.

I Chalons, the present position of the main body of the French army. Is under the command of Marshal Bazaine. General Trochu, who is In command of tha Second Grand Army of France at Chalons and Paria, la making the most energetic efforts to have everything ready for a determined resist ance. The spirit and storoU of the army an der his command sunns to be good and he seems to have the confidence not only of his army, but of the people of Paris. The German armies are gathering between the Moselle and Me use aad the cities of Metz, Nancy, Toul and Verdun in large numbers; but, cautioned by the determined resistance of the French army, are loth to ad vance on Chalons before having made things afe on their flanks to the north, where Bazaine which they have not yet succeeding doing.

in spite of their most determined efforts. A Paris special declares that if tbe French ar- my are victorious over taa Praaiaae, they will seize at once upon Belgium and defy England, Londojc, August 19. Advices received from Copenhagen, this morning. Inform us that the French blockade of the Baltic porta has been deo'ared effective. Ten days are allowed all ves sels running outside.

By special telegraphic dispatch received from ths American Press Association's special correspondent at Cerlsruhe, received La this city oa Friday noon, we team that the demands the King of Prussia, as conditions for peace. ade through Lord LVyoaa, are: First That King William be declared Emperor of Germany. Second That the province ef Alsace, together with the city of Strasbourg, be givea to the Grand Duchy of Balea, Third That Bavaria receive a fall money compensation in ration of her aej ilcea and expenses la the war. Fourth Tbat Napoleon UL be deposed and a Bourbon Prinoe placed upon the throne ef France. i The feeling in England and Germany ii universal in favor of those conditions.

i August 18. An Immense concern sb of ci tisane, sympathisers with the French cause, Banded the streets of T.lmerirk last nigLt, and organised a demonstration to celebrate the vic tory reported to have been achieved by the French. Great bonfires of tar barrels and other inflammable substances were built ia various parts of tha city. Many of tha participants in the procession carried lighted brands. On sup ports were also transported Blazing tar barrels; the polios demanded that the procession should disperse, and that tbe fires should be ex.

the mob refused to com cry with eii her demand, aad the police charged the procession aad seized the ringleaders, a desperate struggle ensued. The mob made a determined rush on the constable, who stood their ground and beat off their assailants, who were completely worsted snd put to flight. Many persons Vera seriously injured with bludgeons, stones and other mis. ilea. 1 he police were reinforced and succeeded in making many arrests.

August 1911:30 a. at. California THE VERY LATEST fBT ATLANTIC AND' PACIFIC LINE. Office 603 Cavlifot-Bla, atreet. DOMESTIC 8 Murder Will Out The Guiltr Discovered Three Years After the Commission of the Crime.

ELECTION RIOTERS AR' RESTED. Congressional Candidates In Kentucky. A. MTHIKB 13 IV J3 POU BOYS. DROWNED IN THE OHIO -IVER.

ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE Prussian Victory Claimed. FORT! THOUSAND KILLED AND WOUNDED. KING WILLIAM'S DIS PATCH TO THE QUEEN. UOM1IAKDMENT IT" UNEASINESS IN PARIS. THE DEATH OF NAPOLEON NOT CREDITED.

NO WAR NEWS IN PARIS Telegraphic Communications Supposed to bo Inter. rupted. It is Said lYapoleon Contem plates Abdication. LONDON MARKETS. ETC.

Mmxmmv Will Oat Tha Oalltjr Discev ret Two Tears After Uie Caan-' nalssioa mt the Crime. Chicago August 20. Two years ago. or there ata, T. w.

Mewiana, ais wire and one caud were naumerea la Webster County, Missouri. The peapetrstors.of the awful crime sueceeded ia getting SIS 00 in eaah aad several bead of fine eatUe as the re alt of their triple murder. The dead body of Mr. Bewlaad was fouad tbe next morning by a neighboring farmer. The murdered woman was not found antii four days after; the oy wa never discovered.

Three months after the terrible deed bad been committed, two per. sons Chas. Walter and bis wife Hannah, both of whom had been working tor tha murdered man left Webster oounty and moved to Bock county. A cousin of ths murdered man, named Harris Brooger, bad suspicions that the coaplej had done the deed. He followed them to their new home, and saw upon their farm several of the missing cattle; but Walter and his wife had gone on a rialt to Fsnribalt, Minnesota.

There he followed them on hast Thursday, armed with a requisition and arrested the two. Tester, day the captor and bis prisoners passed through this city, ea roatte for atlssourL The man Walter is about AS years of age, aad bis wife 40 years. Bhs professes indignation be. ea use she is charged with such a crime. Klsctlsa ltlatara Arreaiedl CaasTrea- alaaat 'Caaaldases ta Keataehjr A Striata Eadtd-Fsar Boys A reward ta tha Ohio Hlver.

FaAszroBT, Kyn Angnst 90. Joseph Wmg- field, one of the ruigleaarrs in bs Harrodeburg election riot, bas beta neld to bail in 11,000 for trial before tbs United States ttasttics Court. Ail the candidates for tbe Democratic nozoJ. natioB to Congress ia tbe 17th Kentucky Dia. trlct bare withdrawn, but Beck and Talbot.

Beck is for negro testimony and Talbot against. MASsaoa (Ohio), Angnst 39. The sinks among tbe miners of T. Valley is ended. They go to work next kf oaday at 80 cents per ton, a reduction of IS cents from the price paid when the strike commenced.

Aiaxahc Aug. 30. P.J. Babbits' re. sidecoe at thia place waa struck by lightning but night, and set oa firs.

Tha firs was ex tinguished without serious loss. OnrcnntAXi, Angnst 90. Pour boys from this city, named Joha Barton. 13 years of age, co ward Barton, 16, A. E.

Gregg, IX and i Moore, 16, were drowned in tha xtrer by the capsizing of a skiff yesterday erosing. The boys bad been on a fishing excursion a few miles up tha river, snd were oa their return when a swift currant drove tbs skiff against a coal barge and upeet it. Aaether Great Battle Paught Pras- ataat Victory Clalaaea. forty 1 hsa aaad Killed aasl Wsaaded-Eiag Wllilaam'e Dispatch aa Aha tAaoeat. Basun, Angnst 908 A.

v. Dispatches of great importance hare beea received from the army head-quarters la the field this morning. The following telegraphia dispatch baa Just some to band: A great battle waa fought at Kesonville, near kf eta, oa Thursday. Tbe action was opened on Wedaeaday morning, and at the amift-n of the day our army occupied strong position upon the field. Oa tbe seaming of Inured ay tbe battle was renewed.

The French ware commanded by kf arahai Barstna, aad fought desperately. Our troope auatalned their assaults firmly. The contest was fierce and prolonged. Tbe battle waa opened at 8 o'clock ia the morning, and for ten hours the action raged furiously. At nightfall the French, under Marshal Bazaine, were totally defeated.

Tha loss ea both aides was forty thousand in killed and wounded. We have taken many cannon and a great number of French prisoners. The King of Prussia commanded, and directed the movement of the German army throughout tbe battle. Bxbubt, August 3010 a. au King William of Prussia, from the bead -quart era of tbe victori ous army nana taa battle-field, bas telegraphed the following account of the battle to the Queea Hxab-qcabtkbs PbtjbsxaB' Aamytjs'Thx Fraxo, Basonriu, Thursday Evening, Aug.

18th. "We are again victorious. The French who were occupying a strong position to the wast of Beta, were to-dav attacked ander my leadership. Our troops went steadily into action, and fought splendidly. After a battle lasting owe boors, we dislodged tbe enemy frons bis bass and completely defeated nim.

The tion with Paris bas beea eut-fl bare astabliaaea Bald. WrxiiAM-" (Signed) i Strs awa--a Paris. M. Tbe bombardment of Btr from tb. Pn- lTU upoa tb.

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