davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-10-11
NEW ENGLAND.

The EatG T1dnt 1yhsr-.A laoro Esvht.
ecn Feet ssIxtl on tue New i,nx.
snnds Gonst- Ctrrtble TorMn4o on
the 4:on~s Of ff~ tnr-A D.msRe lsnft
oE ttsc = own VI lsaAtpnFt In tkutu.,
Ms1ox, Oct. 1.-TWO residents of Newcastle
rerGtt that they were Oh ,hu beach at 10 o'clock
RI Mnnnsy nehs Int, and hat kneru WIS but ono
tidal wave whlCh Was eighteen feet high ~ esey
raw 1t cCui'tR thtS re1, but Due fell among thr
toSks, 10 which hs chung, tee NRye xnn9 oyrr
IL Three minutes ntler there was no t1aca o2 It.
fu- ION. uct s-MaEs1an Istowu, taltaman 10
e. G.st e. Ply e 81 seAyey, Foster Ilo.man. Xix
goods fIem the nful valued 4, tt5, ,o50 Aloett II,
nssl'. Thotpaa Perkins uni Relheu 4. Adm, are
aln uuder ai!ct' tor rcce;vtug tile same-
River ia Oxford County cansed rtst. oi l1,fty-
Az f*et III tse'Ee hoErA The L.x.Alon MIlfe'
'an. *asr r"ePt aws{, Scores Of faYns are COT
ttnsrs and bxru4 ere twept 2Esv and jar1o ~
m Tie Eser lmna* cs.s hs,i ami nou:elesL The
r. op;c o.rel! e.css:d with their caadrtn, aad are
EA~rrokr. Ne. uet T. tia garspr, Oct 9-Th,s
soaL rs sl-l'.u hs fearful harfes &c l.sE ntxh'
akstela nhaf.t', ssoIt-, aaa h.n hoa~es we:e
tonl, rtraptd lnss, WIKI all on hoss1. She Was
dEtst as1bfc, H Iokt hc31 Anchar. and her Eu.l-
csF. MaDs III. Trhazts kcFe lost nj thtlr pruprf-
y. NGsf u! lie fishing " sfeis are In p1ecex~
~ EA-1ruh7. 3r.. Oct 4, ria nAAGoH, Uc:- a
Twen's .evcn ve.kcfs arc ~ bora 1s3mney Lar.
lie EeueOltF h0 "aR IQff, 10 81 .aodstH'A Lay.
nh all on toa:,I \ 1a1k. ~ Ne River, .a< LssI,
Sitf all % boasf. seStnt n IN nHnatE. Grad
Nenxn iriAta ~a% a7tpt tJ the Fave, nnd III The
cir 1nu ssltkt- ho1reA I31t The III is ct LIZ
h c, reu.hEAke, AID PERT lose hcss1ty. Houses
ami tsrrs were t1o1n co@p. Th1t tornado l.
wire, for th.+ port. inan tnc great Ore.
The revenue crt'cf EossHuou IVES titsab.t1i at
1he rr2iup!1E 0l The atITn, anu Couli render 10
9ttttt- ice.
Ali t7e sHole harset are down. anal .T1uense
4uan11te& OF tu.t ket! ht1rIEs ind all arc lost
r. in:s cactot be less ri1aa &Se.o<l AlsERe 2att
Of the toxt Is perfect 3Tttk.
, 1869-10-11
RELIGIOUS,
Rack ekt*1f Con IL rus rr, e.novxts ss,v~
.cEEiRi ltrsitgt,:h I. Ii

ROCK Etts1f Cons IL rou cr..fouTtts4 4sar.
e'rec'al ie'tateh u This Ehh.sr, Ir,t,np-
,,. .- FHkki1'nr. ILL.,, 0e1.a.
-, mofn!oR duro'ionA ners couueteI b, A. II.
Tie ann ot tim wss pledged md nsl, ,cr nf,n..
Ing II" rn'tutrk Vt tttv r.,h}r !, ucn ' r''"''
it'h y. Sttn~fFItIYr unit 7h0s utJltwet tyrre
r'trect, % EH1rrh' ut,EIa.
Ivy, W u. tHt.rsa, u &:hirnxp. Nn4 tcrtrtiArt
=. T. !n.nl.tss VI EI't* h.'frt. lii thr Mrs.,,riI.t
fM."yA{ tntteEh. At.st VI rt-rtsi1 ~ t,l,unis.r
" ~" cfi,5rfrnEtt I'M itlA1.
hafat~F 0t F5sRr'uFH wrsr trcn.n y,r,,.j.,l fur
a,nanseF1.sLt ~ N lhu NnnIHr ratIfsr. ttuv VI
ta NIX ~ ~ Mt!ta ether stil rsa.h.. that h'
go ot,n u Thu h'+st h.ussksrrrfs ii hls ,hat1rt
.,s y y. Il: & Mss.h. from thu IEaes llser ,'ns,.r.
tsttncr: ami l'hsa K MAaleyijIr, {rr,ti, ttr New
, amA Esst Goa'ltieAcr, Hetu tt4nsIrfrr,i ~ this
Tha tssaehe.. Of tho vrsepor: nl.t..cs, ,.y ,hu,
nana M &! = 4. ", JeEott, tFtseatod = a.! lEn,
rrs.,,iInn H,c accompaniment, 10 tac fetisuL
L, 4. blanchard, Roh.. Beatsg, ae.l 4, {, ges.
"tit sfAuttitssi 70 tAs eoIieEsure
th,ianhA 1'eetlp1 WAS keha this af,r-n enu,
men IN America, vie. Id H1Eteston, Of Chi,
faeo: !. H. Vincent, II New YnFk. anII oihrrs.
tns S,.hHay School ann1seFsa!y services we're
neil this e%tbipg.
sat:balh 4rps.te etnaep,s-Rmsusy N. r Church
Eothlny, Itl.hop e'.ts, Win ordination of tlczs
Guns; sseI.!nR. + 7. snJaef, Ct Chicago,
FH.t Y. r. Church.. aoInlne. y. Il
fowlef. D. D.: at'e1n"p, v. e. Dannv, Of Esans-
HueEtran, =. T. First l'slsbsttI.aa En.fra-
Ettulrg. Rer. T. O, Iiayet, u. u. Second Irrs-
hy:t1taL-Evcl tEX, " r. t;rar. E4atlAt Church
li1r. "
The couterelce Ii expected TO- a;ssur1 ne Taes-
DAY Etxs.
, 1869-10-11
THE WEST.

Vice President Eu1lnK-FaaAr0EeE
1rosta Ls1lfoEutu-rhe E'rFHs Car
Through fr0nl Sttn Eranctsco-Tfao
Palace Cnr1-A Mormon Con.
ventton Detnnnuz the 4d Isa2on OF
Ttnh into thc Union.
OMAHA. Web, Oct a-viee President Coit.x's
ps1fs srris I'd frnm The Wesf shout : O'Clock Last
r,sst- The Ins1n Pacific Railroad tram arrived
"a ihe uscE. III. Colfax ~as obliged to stop ID
II Ches eune, On account of the lIlnesA oi his
uother- F..
aQt,ears'' caMe IN loaded with passengers
through from San Fr1Dctzco 10 New York. THIS
Is the n1st car through IRON san F1anet.eo. THE
>. OtIeAus" wss kent through f1on Chicago to san
fan ~, VINO s the head of the Haok Of Catfornia.
srd By request the car "a! pns On exhibition at
ire State Far, and MAS sis1sed eJ 5000 people
slally during The exhibition. AMI Rdpired hr NIL
:" Amer1ea,' acd the through Nc1 York passeu-
gers In tce car I" Wisconsin. euua!tr elegant ria
the Chicago ASnrthTessern Railway, the fayonta
tine for c1ltiorulanS
nxAHa, Oct. a.-Tne earnings nf the Cn,ou Pa-
eicc Ks.!5oed ior the month Of September we're
ss4a st9sd ~ Increase Of $1.o,o:, Ii over Angus.
NHAHA, Oct. R-Sena1os 1ha3 er feIurncu tFnIo
Penps5leanss-whefe be participated IA the cam
patGn-thls afternoon.
! sali Lake telegram today eays the Terrific
rial Fair held there tue past three days has peen
s1ccess 4 larEe nunbez OF pcopic were present
Ley ntspla5 ot Tint a3d hca.e manufactures. III
clsrtng woo'leu and cntton s'oLs, was very nne.
The thttsy.ntnih seut annual Mormon cY1teE-
tEce commenced t1s session on the 9Th last, anu
ELL rontiL uek-
AneetipR Of the c4uzens Of u,ah to memorial
ize CepsTess iyr admission !n'o rhe Toton as.en.
IS aelse ": 4ss eo sasa's's 2dss orts ."a5 ssn
noo.apd reitoos t.+is e present. A committee
vas oPr0thteut - draw up memor1A! Sc ting
, 1869-10-11
MISSOURI.
Last Dt1y OF tho Er- Loui~ Fair
Gross Receipts, s5O,0OO-Tho Na.
tt0nRl Capital Convention.
Special Despatch to The ChlcaRo Trihuna

AHAk OteF OF t0B~ EGs LUutS EAfr-
Gross Receipts, S5O,OOO-Thc wa.
t tfonAl Capital Convention.
Special De:patch to The Ch,cugo Trlbapa
ST. LoC1s, Oct'o.
heavy shower OF rain Last night lail the inst.
but the sr cooled 50 rapidly that this morning
even hfFeet cars solicited Passengers By IL
oalocs, hoHeseI, the sun broke through With
promise Of q iatF afteFnoon This. aut the inter-
tsaek, inslucsl csuwd of ave or sx thousand
people to visit the fHr, aDd they had 0po.t op-
Wftunity OF viewing the seyerA departments.
c1pKH-
II ths thosna&ehrstl r.Ds for stations. years
amended. ana the hue TbheD. nrst premiu,p,
given to EdgtcoMf', by Le1ingiou, oxnetl bv 4
". bIoHn. u Colsunsvtle, Ill: seconh prearnl
~ ned nS u F. tIntcn,lson of " Lnuis CountT.,
E'E. st'sn,' T. splendid rno.'el OF 4 race horse.
eeaatsa ssat nk Mt ",In an ffSc eFo.t "as feel
veiy attnpg '!n,bs. There y ere twelve entries or
E,ofc for this E1rtrum. Mares tonr years oid,
BY Jaruea J. uFalinn; second to e q, Isntsne.
ovrrd hJ IL i. llntahpaou, au OF 81. Lonts
esq.d i, s5ss Ssnv. tsY S.sa 'ssl' DID, to Alta Yeti
Sueepstakct. lest stallion, arst PREMIUM
Nl*Ai Ihtef, owned BY Absaaa yanmetes, Of Win
Knish. ii Ii GfofKs osnea 1 " Il = fla;os1n;oG
on the ttack fhrru wna Fsce fof pdsate psc-
r.. tun, Kisen y + Aetley. ~ horses ftar'eti.
len ~on t*1 heatst and Was tancet, 10 tho ntth
beat. which war Won ~ aoillc T1oiman, who was
T. P. Hoach Mat Col1tn and i'm Hockey = stabses
q ttoitefs hht pscfrs left Yesterday afternoon.
tta 'fst naMel 70! Cincinnati anil tIlr pshrrs Tor
!hicsxo, 70 ra1tc.rsto IN tas El,oua OF the trp,-
un the 18th Inst.
Nns~ ~,ths;aet,trR the ssscraon Of TAG pn.ory
rarcrt tnht these sihlAra |lnd 1eit TINT placB fps
tesF Of coming In cohfaes with THckes, thry lsre
isfly ~ stsn the little EFnr mare cvery ttDc kns
, 1869-10-11
PACIFIC COAST.

Chincsc Tekt1nonY Declared 10 be
LAdantMxiLIc Ihdr1 alse EauEfeco1la
cnhbsrnt-AFF,vNt af Excurstou--
ISIS tss %.An EFkGetAc0-TMe Iud4aa-
WAR In .1rlxssla.
San FRAAc.scn, uct- S-Jn'lge Sawyer, Of IN,
Uytfict Conr' n1* dtc.csd tlaI Cnlne:t te.t,tr,n1
L. adn lesb'- aga1ns: hits 1u+a ul.,-r 1he Tvur
lcsnih Anrt d1uent of 'he F<dera1 Constitution
4 Gre 1ast ntHnA IN Sxe12ale7ts kitet: rrfo.r
Front. ttetrprea 50 Ca 1otth u p1o5yr,r.
a Large t1caietou tAty, Including (ayarnor
Ward. ri New stfscy CAInnsi i,Ed Eae q, w 'nnT
ton cry It'd Hon. ctsa- Knapp, Of New f1rS ess
ats:Tet a'ns1on. c,.r.l4,easar, 20 lie Gnssgo
9HCrh e@Sefn aud she Cbinn, Centir] + Vet
sEa Fse:rc Railroads were atoi,te1 ~ ths ~
Eastern Ef,afs -fA ~ s1c
7hed The 1,ay AalA aas Suspended p7n.r.a.,oa
D. lEsqttaht m!Gtsai '-coyeries bkss i-etn made
!. ist s*aie Of Seyxda, tt1tec rii.:a e3tta nf CIR
III sisi,op, co the Ceh'ra1 Pacific RaEfuALg
0I1z0na ces:Cex ht11e tta. General Sai|orI5 nf7ar.
Gstetai ,e ihouss three huperel solnc1eera Oh io
o:au u21tefs, !Gr klI Months cafDns,zn .hr
ttobt. IAso' 11+tt i@-
IL IL RIOT at re.cett, Sept. mber 20. thee
Fcia.tfs Wrsr l'i!sd ann oLe Etn1aed.
Major McCnnber, CbtsaA States Adjnt.ns, VIA
&eeaceutlJ allsd at Tnxua recently.
, 1869-10-11

Tor rom thai State. Senator Mccrra.y.s term ex-
plrcs March t. 1S7G
Inc governor OF Wyoming aunoupcca that tho
1Fst tessl0n OF the nsnt Legislative As.emh,s NJ
TINT Territory win be held In the cisy Of chtyeuue.
commencing On Tuesday, the 18th DAY Of October.
Inst
The "FTohfnittonlsts " Of VIII Couutr. TIL. have
made Tue following nomination.: County Judge,
y Clarke; County Clesk, 9. c. Na.oa. f,mnt.
Treasurer, Dr. D. F. Allen; Superintendent Of
Schools, Dr. 8 ". Naazd; County Ju.,tncs. J,
Il. FRI and George Lnetergcr.
The flou- John Coyodc sa.d In a recent ereeoh
tn Philadelphia: II suppose yoa all want 10 hesr
NJ opsnlon - to our sucrtas Ia October 4 nj au
hire to give Il. ! have been constantly Ia con.
muntca'son wifi ias leadlug men OF our party
throughout the 6ssse. and they nre ,lnaniuo1u IN
The statement that We Nc Ill right"
The LAWRENCE tKau} Repnbltean Journal Of o.
lol'er ssys: ut Il ramofed that charges ol
most serious nature art to be prrfarred aRaipss
Senator Pomesoy when the Beuate cun1euea
again. The general count will conslsl u two 10.
a'etnen4s: Flrst, that tho Senator Used luprupsf
mtana 10 secure his se.electtou; anil, secunily,
That he has prostiuted bis pos1lton u purposes Of
peFtbuat pront''
The Democracy Of MAcoupin County, til, have
nominated the following Ticket: Fur neuI,4, Of
the conFtitntEon1l Convention. Dr. john ", Ilan.
Ans: for EQUITY Judge, Il e. sm4ley; fue A..o-
cfAte 3usticef, Martin Ustead and A. 4. AttIps:
fof CountJ Cletk. George Il Hughes; for Trea4i.
tPf, 7. ], Haley; for Superintendent Ut sehouls,
Jultlea i'si: tut BufreJtr, j. T. De tlsup.
ThalkslaJ Naa The uaT appointed fur boiling a
People . etate Convention th 81 rAul, Mlun fnr
the purpose ri n'sclpx In bumtnatlpu s,al.
tibet. If the eleh.tnh Ut which "l11e supte sntsht
tehake tue sea*es Vi party management spd r..
fu'm ie administration u Btatr nfa,tr,.' ,,ifp
bu'elef Ut tftlfEhfes wsfe III ltta ctr ttu II npr.
I'll t'tftItiea, whu t1I cyfistIltu8 tutetIrpt Al .h
lhfOttnA tteetlttx. t1etllp,l u, hull iu II, Je1,n
Al, t''iiUt n Newt.stt4 n. T.. rtpa4hst fha hi:
tysltt sAttt whlet. leil+ IT, uwt atutsi
. l.'.,rtt :. l.. ~ ,,. sst'4sa h .l!+s. ~ ns
Ii ,a|::&'.!;;:. |. i:;: ~ ;':::;
~. NJ E = ~ si'jk. k... e.,
t::f| !::. ; I; II:
r: III y It. 4, =: 81 81 IL
III i.1xs ~ y; ~ ~ Ls. Lss, s''a ts'' *. tt Y e ~ r.
a 'is.psteh from. Nashville. Tam, t,st I, says;
Hal Hu:t !.st~s ,Rest i, iha ~ tts.nlsat,
.y. ~ lst. u - asss "st 20 Z q:
iet .'a es.Ina'. ~isl, 1aias .stio hos. IL
aat iii. si ' J. ssc s ~ Hs Gssda; t. 3: .,SSt Sst
H. T. r., 4; ~ !.ass5 s he en
i.ve ~ Ling .s1. n MI .esto ."G Jona.oa sm1
/: L. L 4. Z ss .s.s. s:, ssd; II, "a @
T. 'ss ,,.is ns'1 ,sa ns,f1 tfe e;;:
IN 5ttAtn hls advantage Ana t~ rltztsxt,' ''&'
, 1869-10-11

t11Y And rors1r yoA1S,7luy,,

CTrF nFrtckEs.
I'm Mn-"r-t'alnnel n n. Ns.nx,
rF Ttrtf"frr-nsyID A. HAZE
fhr fhff-ter-N. !. 1xAuAr
FIR 4ft+rer-iaRAEL N Ert1Es
ftT t'trt.Gf Ihtfet t"nss-t. Il. II traOx.
CarHrr OFFICERS.
.'"aft ~ re Sr}-riar r,aft-EnsRrH +. t.Rv.
tVF+k of ~ stsestfrr f,,firf-A. +, atgvgxsus,
.f#dft n HE asnfnfH fnHtf-M. IL. " Wttt4rs,
e'"tk " fhs tatfn* .f:"srf--1. u. tflNrEhH.
7Tensxrfr-H q. Htyr,kn.
EWttv1-n-AfEs. Writ.rr.
s"s 1'nte.ts.t ~ sth".,.-AknsRr H. tt*E
tNttrs thlntn'**tnn,r-ytn tnx aHrntH&s.
!, .fhstirtt ~ The ftart-M&t ERR4Hiri'f+ 4. IL
ftt+tHk.
+s4rfHs HF ft1* ts,s7tttfts7sN ,'nAt Atttnt.
rs'tp rtr'A i".f.fI-=a = ii.se.. t,'ssth Nasllli.
.tNhN e: tlstntti
es.'@'t fA.t,a :=ntsHes tileH"ts''a. ". +.
t*,fa&@itth
rIAA.
iaHk nFtl,lEaa,
ks,t'sH i'HlIldhl-HIls+t"f. II, ", krFNt1i A..
.i.'a.t ehy..ttss, A1In. !sFHi ISu" 1ls,4, ]. Il,
irEFr;i.
WEal t'HIf4a1-f t4eirr, AlAnsn H4,Aa.iaili Am,
.-s--e-- N~ssv A@AhaHt i -<t-txnt &ryn-srtsr, A.
T. Aartsan; 7u@" Gtr't, u, Il, ttugsr,
NAa1H fHlH4ao- -fL|l4tar, nlto paI.zar; sny~r-
rtA". tnl~Tt tlaEE: AA-i.fIHf AHIxFsj<.f, IL, II,
ttitFs; 5utsa fi<f!. Jonas t:uai'rrg.
, 1869-10-11

state elections take rlace lo-,uorow in
Pennsylvania, Ohio. and lava. II is ar.
t'sciet1 thht comparatively light vnts will
lie polletl in each; hut we confidently
expect Republican victory in all three Of
these States. There is, GENERALLY. reaction,
more or 'rss deci9ed, utter Presidential
election. which operates to the disadvantage
ct the purity in power; but, in the present
instance, the Democracy in P+nnaylvania
and Ohio haze frittered away their oppor-
,nnity in the usual manner by nominating
their most obnoxious raen for tho highest
Offices, and planting themselves upon dead
and tiecayiug issues. They deserve to he
well tentcn for such folly.
, 1869-10-11
W iSCUNsIN.
What - Thought Of thr Etsmunr l.u
tim ArpNhtlCmn Nstafx EpcEek
NlsecIsi Dctps,ch tn Thr t'h,cavp 1r,hunn.

tasn trpHhaICnn NsMf~ 'EpcIteL
slrcIAi bctps,ch Ia Thr t'h.caxo Trims,
MAntA.'s. W1A. lac.. =.
Thc announcement rushn sr*iertsy iy lhp tts-
tlif'rnh tcntrni C0fumltrs N Tho chnngu II thr
H~rn''iwsn Ticket hM trrn thn grncrnI taptr u
','*1'ilhn an"fx trrn of ali partlrs la.tsy, bv.c
mn NV tesI ~ to tho tActa vi lhp caAs wsr, e...
rtxtt iAysnrA by tho fa,uru ut the cs,tl,I,llttrr
tn spsiRN shH F'sso1 tor thsr &r&1n snd ttAtH ihu
EhAtTrs a9hthas Ml spchcAF which ttaI3rstxI II rx.
Hr'trHt for hlFn u b0 ~ilhfAwn N it, rtnlIAIat,
!ur StcfrlASJ 0l NtAkr, and sG!t!r atrfrc4nn srry
kllc1hrd iu CoudUun trs xcaul M ihr ttW 1l&trt
- es%J. unll tteJ tuaEttsl tie tarsA TIM }uurnat
H.htHha rut1lshss \ c0n,ltIrio NJ iItauetlpn its
pusport Ut which IL tbs eama A. ina atat~tpc1.
i"lfgssPnrai 10 3pti. h4t placing tnr amount Vt
MsntKhf0 IRA wuhhul,f, knlt alDca fapsIt, nj
a|ssd ~ A4cestalpsA ny cafrf4l ,tvtstlgst st'un by
Secretary hHrn, rho ~ks aware Of dttlcEAeY Ut
lew hanhtr.1 holiaEa onl3 pFrvlo'lA N The Keput
!ic.n Convention tho payment OF which hs1 hrrn
saHnlnu9 o, pfo9.arl e'ultfn Aad s.nc< 1ho Jour
nat Pai,tshea tho nutc E1Scn b5 The commlt'rc to
tstton, and ch1saets.11as It Al .hitrwaanlux
han. Il however 8asa the contntt,eu vesss
not sAtrtd that he bad been 9.,llsy OF intentional
WTopf. or Intention tn ocfrzuh The Slate Acting
npher The A.?Tice Of mistaken fr1tnta Mr Hocncrr
ha3 io.oay been re4Eettng hIs latics Of win.
6Nwhl, md thsrA' ep;IK to still be cAndht7ts
1hr RsiEihslt&u pftTs, 10 fur ~ t.torme<4 OF The
EfAson ftf TIE action. hPastis enttnssc l., The
peMocrAta are yexet that faia discover wnx
Hare In time 10 nrpIy frrc-Is.
00t fT10I FalschlIL rttNrre.i to-ins from at.
tending lssEr and spirited Republican meettnxs
IN the western rart or thc State.
, 1869-10-11
FOREIGN.
Franco.

xtskHs' RIOTS N TIE DEPARTMENT or ArIoSoH.
PAHts Oct. ..
Tho Journal 0Mrftt states TINT fofm!dfhte not
nrnke out among the tllnefs employed By the
pFleans Paris Rsllway, In the Department Of
Ay,guop, on THURSDAY last. The rtoters attempted
to drown the Chief Engineer, but wero frustrated
by the en0Fta OF the Project and trn9ps.
The Vice Prefect and aevera1 other persons
we're wounded In the nttle. During tho
night OF lhe 7tn. tho mlners nre1 the general
storehouse aud other buildings at the company
ir that nEt1htofhood, and By next morning the
riot had assumed alarming proportions On the
morning Of the stn, the mlre7, In large foEre at.
Tackled the Iorae Of the company, but The military.
which hAd meanwhile arrived, charged upon them
snd 1t the aame time uted their firearms. Ten
tIuten we're Killed outright, and many otslpra
wounded. The uob then dispersed. Menures
have been taken to suar.i asalust any nen CUT
break.
THE srArE Ct rHs kxr1az.
Lpxp1H, Oct.s.
TIE Ttmts to-day has an Cultural uu the state
Of Affairs III France. The writer eays: =" The self-
restraint aul turteatauca Of N. KeratrY aud his
colleagues at this Iuncture u an evidence Of the
dtDess OF France to contro her own ttestnles, aud
We hare lille doubt that theJ Will reap the
bepent Ut thelr moderation. rntler ths oil
euptre iumense 1ei1s we're open tu ttly*e
who wr1Id work lnurh nuA risk little.
Thete mas AIwaJan chshce fnr gntri men and
true To s'aaf fheis Ert'nnd dtnAy. thvtsh temper.
atriy. tta II been othersise We sluull nut tse 81
far af We hare gut att sh.'1li scarcely hBse
i.esld the thY tuessa4e.s What The opposition
HshtpA was tt.iuh, tbefhtHs, and t4tlebcet'
fAtfihn AsArihtfiR Nh stuufk rUn tHs tktrhtt
sfArbs.
Fethet Iitarlblhe haa Rnhn IL tlp t'nltet atases,
Htsie he Will talssa4ti lHu h'niiths Ut ~,
sftti,i4Sha.
fAnis. tat, ..
The statement feFHitel 31sIslisf ffaNt I,tf.
draisA hf ltlp AHAth 1T Hahn llaM.sal4h IN iAs&
~. though aeneEstEy cte',''at, Il hun sAEilah
latlyal{ ithieft
&lsHsNs
An HFAlatAa ta0kEp v.ta " I4naIn.
Paris, tMt, 9,
aRatA IL IN 4 vnFy HhaettlrA G4ip,iltin,I* FhH
tfspHhcsaa ara mAttna afraag Fts.stanrs ~
yark'as paris at thu cAu4try, hauri IL Tranquil
bat The po!tco have a1vlso lLs nhahi!ants Ut tia
~ tn af1n lhctAAe!7sa ami lhef serya1t1 IN order
10 defend their h0A1e4 10 ca4a OF hot,
PAk1s. Oct 4
Tho Republican lnsurrect.ou In nnain con-
inutA
MArE1n, Oct. '.
Nineteen lundfeI insurgents tu-.tAy auFssn-
lerri 10 GeDsTal BstIyek. Tue 0eueral sstused
0 parton thsso Who have committed assas-
inxttnr.
Intelligence from Grrnads 10 the effect that the
oluntce1B tn that STALLION rcsstal TO llslr1n apit
laEe ESCAPED to the open country.
bed5 OF Volunttersf In Harnzn4sa rretI on the |
rnops stationed there. and sharp nzht enasei, I
he disturbance was snal1y queiied, bu, no: until
luch blood had been stei
WALLIS. Oct. o.
Tue fnsutVent1 10 THU ne4Ghhofnocl piacel oc- I
tructbps Oh the track Of the Au.sa:n-tau Kailwmy,
, 1869-10-11

! Tho Er~nr 1Rnee ri .nrrnv~,,
s'"r.-.:rel,a,e ntport "1 ,i,r @ ,",.
1'a'msr, mime, l:'s. ''*e
-. ,,,, :, x.,,,.,,..,, ~ s Yvas, BE-:
e. :. one s'ss. e. e. -'st tx sn.s
e s4s:t, i i t p ~,
rie4e 70 @e1e 'et .s ss'S en.s s ant ~ ,e :" y,
ss5s ,, ns,tsans s;,t,.. - b, mare III, r.,s isn.
isnt. hsesl. isy % s1'arc as,s't, as,.1, ~ VI;
fsiast: =. i.n Maees +: nnFs fs>", i,a, 'iis.s .s.
r oa sas stira%~ps iii % iay ~ Fs St'as W. . r. ,yl
!te Ct t.o ta one ag,n.t ,he eai Il, +" '.'.s =
nttlnR"n .n .ne stfahH parr ws4 1;ls n =. rui
tisi .hs epte ie NJ na . Z. % ,, s ... ~
s'akpd On ttlr stsn.t, ,e wuhrr. an! = u, ss
e,hsr 4; ra.ss # The meeting taafu4 H., .t.,
0p ~, asii a1eAt 1ae ~ he IT, e:4,, ,.,.mr, 49,
tsti p... y. r,s' ,s; t';l ,1 .sfr.s lst t. = ~
;,sa'nth Astl iIi,t: tk. tr,t''.' ,s.1i A.: 49,
'sn,t IT,, ,,s ,s III 4 tIs Sa,t9,r
src!'h, Nt,i .t|;3: t,dt fntn Z ''si 1sl T. H., e.,
Ic,t ;5 te:,.. y ;ni.~ II.
tISd I|+ iHi III .il.''t ~ y. RI; >' -.
! H'' h'E'.t M.E h, !f' III H. IT, it'"r f." i" / , .
IT. y 4s 's1l.i LII, ttnst+ Il E. ]
.''As ~ A1'f.,e.a ' t:t,a *ta Nj it r'en =.
H. M 4 ,'i,s,sst ,sifast. i III ~. ~ 1t 1t is'.,.; a.
II Maisd,, Cettt Fatu,sf u. ".ntti a+l. -, st.
XIII ~ ANtt.;tH t!tth ~, NJ .e be :. 1
t,s" }tst s*': i III fi:1|.sii.:. r.. ., .:''; I 4
's, nn' .,.,,e,.,, ~. M r,F. ,s .', '
sr1aH r. r. r. i.{3.t s1 tsstFsta skr, t' f.G
hfn t'.s n",a W. II r. i..tr Et., l.. er...
!r .tli "tf H. s"n .r 'r'ssh Ma, 81 !, 't 1t
Z. ri nut t.fat sts ~. bill ~, s,.". ;. '- T.,
~ IT.. IT, TsH THa.ff Raa, r., s wssh ~ ~"
m" ~. tttsa Eenkrt:: !, ahrr., i .,.s,., -
sststea t;a,ss F.ns, 1.nks ~ .J ai~ IL :, f. ha
fhssn ,hax.a ~ IL IT, fix *6t - ~ ~ fs, b. r M
~ .i'n t,sei a1.tsG tt .as hill. u.i, ~ = .'' Mia
f:fh.u. IT. III. e. l. r.. K n;'S IT, fn H.
I'D IL lensss. ii fi"1s ii i]My. A;nt ~. :. =, sAl
M.s ;!.t .r;a IT,. tss * T111 Ill., = &,
Hive Tasfttr ILL., thc l;I u'sn. @ VI" f. ~ t
whsp tas as., rTsn K tI, e;s at = H..
r. ;"d ,si.i E a.t IT, r, :Is:!1 i, -,
ms Il ss., !. =. ri: e .z .s.,i.
hsa4i II, aIsssnsr Il NsI5c. " tai t;ifi 's
LIZ isy 1HS5. TSas THIS ~'' tic pt't trislat >A i,
.,7&i"' G..s--The hor,+. had ser~ H.. .,,,.,,
~ ssa 81 ~ *rE s.'-..l sc: ,lt
Palmer had sd is4d, G1sd.nmsa Ms,, ~ 's5 !'
f.me III :ns sens aroaaa liz .a taln ss;'S @ % =, IL. T.,
Mss fSn irnrfhse h.s ~ t',ss T. Afhftt'Sr :E1.H:r
r.::ed the aascr s1e ID H. or.!1s !sFn H., s, T
= ssN. 1.-THE az fns :ns sAG ts's: sa :s; .t
M irafh s..an q LsdT iaasn =. iass. M III. sS II
~ srs,hs Go1ssnn,sh Gss nn.'t ,ia Il a P'!m;r t3s
;aead ~, Iaa1 1se1a ~ ~ @ ~" s's,,- E'ss-
, 1869-10-11

Memphis Delegates 10 the Louisville
Convention - The Direct Tradc
M0vexnent%
AKxFHH, Oct s.-De1ega&ex to The Louisville
Convention leave to rnor1os AFTERNOON. Members
from points farther South are daily passing
through.
Frank c. Aurehead, who was appoi1xed By the
late CoInu efcA Convention to T1xlt European
Chamber Of t.omUHct IN behAf Il direct Trade
znd Immigration. returned YESTERDAY. He met
with hearty Welcome from the v1It3as cham-
tefs he si.fed md Is s1nEu!ne to the rs*uta Of
the crotta now beng made IN behalf Of these
0blefs-
, 1869-10-11
THE CANADIAN. QUESTION:,

tai.a'l'ai, Independence, either ni,sslutp
VI ~ h iitents hf atteining Hhnrxattuh l.,
III" Ublte'f Rfntea. tIaa ,,aased ftutn A
la'"H'e't subject lh t'allat1a II ths il,s,
l'f"In'l'e'h fulta ii tie tr",f. tlu,lut, stiII
| 'afefat'ly shd t.,lnf't~tlY .tlsnuaa"t, Mf.
.'"f4 lalIl'g, III llts fparIl et,aeel4ea ri tlau:
ssen aud llAllfas, er!.@l thu, il f4af t,p,.ila
wlIle't, s#Aata wthlht l'aa,gun m intal,pr.
slsAt l2'waF with The aanAs1,t Ut England,
RsF lulh' 4't'sa, nl4o il asmUt Js,n,.ytpa tn
hn~ iMEk IN .ehler tFm NJ t,auken and
hroksn in Wall street, At u Garswell dinner
given him at Montreal. wAs guarded,
aAtt advised That they ''shuuld moi
~ too eager and iMpatisnt
to anticipate their destiny" which,
iis apife Of his own intent, only shows tint
there is q strong latent eagernass and im-
ratience OIL therart Of the Canadian people
to anticipate some destiny which IL either
Independence or anuexatinn.
The Hon. l.. s. Huntington, in recent
speech before an Agricultural Society, at
lsed1ord. spoke AZ fol!ows Of the supposed
advantages of the connection betweeu Can
ada and Great BritAin:
II an inqulliug atter tho special 4t1yxptaRex of
the conncctlun. These ase not tu be found In our
oomtnsie,al intercourse, ter here wo arc ieft to
ese s1an%.e aeasns5 .ns world It y not that her
fec!ior, noWH In urnn NJ because We arc a ie
ntndshc5, 10 develop our resources aud to q wAken
1se sa q ioans1sJ along or shotes for thas.
aid L often drawn where It Il tscttrf tr earir,i
nhoax A. stl4in9ein u not that the prestige Of
the eennechun gives Us position among tho peu-
ntG OF IAG f4f16 : Tor our ma 1-~af