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THE DECK OF LIFE.
BTu. IosErBISE BAssETT.

. lis merry 10 walk the deck OF life - CsJald Hes
It's merry to walk the deck OF life
And eagerly watch the wanton strife
OF waves in tireless motion;
To look abroad DER the vast abyss
or waters dark, and hear the hiss
And suIlen roar OF its caps, that kiss
The distant shores Of ocean.
T is merry 10 turn from outward view,
And look the scenes on shipboard through,
While winds without blow wildly;
To list while 4 mutiercd curse is said
For heart strings bleeding, torn, and shrcd-
To look on soft flushed cheeks OF red,
And see pure eyes glcam mildly.
Oh. many the gay and varied scene
Dark clouds. with riffs Of joy between
On this brave ship OF ocean.
We see men passing to and fro,
Needless, on their way who 90.
Others passing with a slow,
Unsteady. rlltering motion
~ Is merry to witness the fcstaI ball
The dancing feet that lightly fall
Where brilliant lights are cleaning.
While, just removed from the costly Jetc.
A single lamp burns dim snd late
\ hopeless orphan nouns her fate,
Her tears all holly streaming.
Aye, merry? To tread the gildcd hall
Where charming sirens, tempting, call
The passers by to enter?
But tear the mask from each smiling face.
No longer smiles, but, in their place
The fcrocst passions leave their trace
And darkest feelings center.
II is merry to watch the gay parteuc
or Howrcts bright, while soft winds Stir
The leaves with gentle swaying.
But closer Iookl The Shiny snail.
Orpoisonous asp, hath left its trail,
Or worm hath torn its petals frail,
The tender plant life Staying,
II is merry 10 list the Ginning bells
Gently, and soft, their music swclls,
or weddings Eaily telling.
But soon, It sinks in murnurs low,
To tell the tale Of kecnest woe,
And tOlling, toling ever slow,
A death instead they're knclling-
Oh, merry to walk the deck Of life.
Andeagerly watch the wantOn strife
OF fevcrish endeavOr.
Each seeks to win the most rcnown,
Zach strives to keep his neighbor down,
That he himself may bear the crown.
And make him king for ever.
But holy TO turn from noisy crowd,
From striyings, and contentious proud
A most unhallowed lcavcn
To list the frequent words Of prayer,
From hearts that heavy burdens bear;
And feel the hallowed stiffness there,
An antepast Of heaven.
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The Buffalo Express has gone dead.
Mark Twain had an interest in it. It
was too Radical TO stand the late Demo-
cratic majorities.
SOME ten days since, a well-tO-dO farm
ea IN Allen County, Kansas, was hang
ed by an excited mob for whipping an
apprentice boy to death. He confessed
that he put his heel on the boy's neck.
and while whipping him, the boy died.
He then threw the corpse into a well
and filed it up,
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WHOLE NUMBER 432.

maniac. I started for home well pleas
ed that had got through with my first
guessing lesson and fervently hoped that
L should never be called upon to take
another.
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MoLUNKEE FIRE CO., NO. 2.
,F,ct second Tuesday evening in each month, at
'beir Hail in rear Of Court House.
HORACE G. HAPPERSETT, sec'y.
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Aliuueos Tribe, No 81 meet every Tuesday evening,
in third Story Of Weavcrs building-NOrtheast cor.
OF Public Square.
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Fire Department.

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., MOI
Meet first wednesday evening in each month at
their Han over G. c. .COulsOn's Grocery.
JOHN N. PENCE, sec'y.
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EscuE HooK AID LADDER 90

Moi first Wednesday evening in each month, at their
nan in Kaufman & Nelson's Gothic Block
ROYAL J. WINbER, Foreman.
GEORGE T PENCE Secy-
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s,z-AsK FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAILWAY,
(which can be obtained at the principal Ticket
O6icps'in the West and Southwest
o. N PTrEER VIM. r. BARR,
GenI Sup't. Gen i Fess ! AZ l.
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I. O. O. T.
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7. O. r. M.

Trrbana Lodge, No. 46, meets Friday evenings.
Champaign Encampment, No. -, meets 2nd
and fth Monday evenings.
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FAN 81 H
ERIE RAILWAY.
-.,. ,-..- .-.r... $50 MILES without
il53 'il ~ ,'i...-.,.r,.pf Change Of Coaches.
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
WEST and SOUTH-W ESt
% to 2z MILES the SHORTER ROUTE

New and Improved Coaches are run run from
Cincinnati, Dayton, Urbana, M.a5non'
Gallon, Mansfield, Ashland, A5-:oIl' Ak5t:oIl'
Cleveland. Warren, MeadVlle, DunAlIAI
Bufalo and Rochester to
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Official Directory.
COUNTY

TIE Woods, z A Savers. Regular meetings, lst
MONDAYS March, June, Sept, and Dec.
Inhrmary Directors u Lllis'
" d knight, Sam1 Williams.
AuCffOueer i q y 4.Oalh.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And Fare always rs low as by any 0therroute.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
MURDER OF A CHILD BY ITS MOTHER

Margaret Moore, residing at No. 33l West
entysxth.t last evening murdered her child Sarah
NJ Moore aged years, by cutting It's roa' Win razor
From a subsequent investigation by the police it sp-
peared that in the afternoon Mrs. Moore manifested
symptoms Of insanity AT 7so in the evening Robert
hdar brother OF Mrs. Moore, came to the house and
found the little girl lying dead near the stove WIN Jus
~, , Rotween the stove aud the dead child lay
~ meared with blood. and st the side OF the child sat
Tho rother in rockngchair, calmly rocking herself.
In part of the room two ether children boy Of
yeors and girl Of S, playing In large cradle.
,rnine 10 his sister, Mr.. Adar said: Maggie, who
d tbst She replied: ~ did it," Mr. Adar then took
,he razor and placed IL table, when the woman
sprang 10 IL II to kin herself but was prevented,
and her then took her 10 the sixteenth Precnct
station House. No reason be assigned for the
der Of her child except temporary insanity which Mrs
Moores neghbors assert she has probably induced by
taking drugs for the purpose OF producing abortion
She told the Police that she would have killed the other
children II her brother had not She aud her hu
band are natives OF Ireland
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS,
THE EASTERN QUESTION.


PRINCE GoRTsCHAKOFF's CIRCULAR ON THE DE-
MANDs OF RUssIA-OPISIONs OF THE PRESS.
LONDON. Tuesday, Nov. IS, 1870
The circular of Prince Gortschakoff concern
ing the Treaty Of Paris OF 1876 is dated Oct 81 recites
the successive alterations and violations OF European
treaties among them that Of 1886 Is unable to see why
Russia should observe latter when 1t has been disrc-
garded by others therefore Russia disowns Its obga
ton TO limited enjoyment Of the Euxnc. and invites
the Sultan to enjoy equal rights with her. She has no
wish to rekndle the Eastern question, and only aims
at increasing her defensive strength. The Government
has prepared a compromise substitute, which ID an
arrangement Of the questions at issue ON an equltaDe
and, therefore, q permanent basis.
The Opnione Of Florence believes that Russa's de-
mand will be granted by the Powers.
The Vienna Cabinet is disappointed at Gladstones dis
patch on the Russian note and kcns him TO Lord Aber-
deem.
In view OF a possible movement OF Russia southwark.
British feet Of observation will be established In the
Mediterranean with Malta q rendezvous.
The Telegraph tlis morning says IL Is certain that
Russia ironclad gunboats in the Black Sea ready
for USE
In the Hungarian Diet to-day NJ. Deak urged the Gov
ernment 10 resist the Russian preensons The oppos-
ton however, desired to effect peaceful arrangement
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
THE NATHAN MYSTERY.
ANOTHER sELF-ACCUSED MURDERER IN CUSTODY
Ills STORY OF THE CRIME.
u NJ 10 nxc citnnnanf

ANOTHER sELF-ACCUsED MURDERER IN CUSTODY
his STORY OF THE CRIME.
BosroN, Nov. 15.-Considerabl excitement was
caused at the Second Police Station this morning by the
arrival Of Deputy Warren OF Norfolk County, nav
ing in custody young man who claims to be one OF inc
murdercrs OF Benjamin Nathan OF Sew-York The Ioi-
lowing is Sheriff Warrens statement:
AT about O'Clock last evening he was called upon by
a well-dressed and quite goodlOOking young man, VINO
Informed him that he had something OF great Importance
10 communicate The young man said that his name was
Dallas Lord aud that he had secret in his breast whlch
he could keep concealed no longer Lord then related III
detail most Of the more important particulars
with the murder of Mr.. Nathan, given from time 10
time To the papers, and concluded his story by freely
coufe ,sng to Mr. Warren that he himself, and man
named Frank Barr, committed the murder de a so
added that and Barr had Travelled all over the country
since murder, and that he parted company "ltn ni
yesterday forenoon at the FORKS OF c9up VI liza ,
where there guideboard which said eiSht nles "
State-st."
His story was told with much plainness ana appa-
rent sincerity az If coming from the heart OF con
science-smitten man, that Mr. Warren, at LORDS own
request locked him up. He had large bowe-Khi,e,
few papers, and a little money on his person. IL ls not
mprobabe that the young man Is insane but the case
will be thoroughly investigated.
THE PRISONER THOUGHT TO BE INsANE-HE DE-
MES THE TRUTH OF Ills FORMER STATEMENTS.
RANDOLPH, Mass. Nov. 15.-The excitement
caused by the voluntary surrender Of young man
named Dallas Lord ~ o deputy sheriff at kahdopn' on
Monday evening who claimed TO be Of the
Of Mr. Benjamin Nathan OF New iork Wds & VI so m oid
that the made false, ana was done lor 'e
purpose OF being delivered to New1ork omcefs as no
Penn in case he reached NewYOrk. He says MS naine
ia George Heffran, and his age q years lis
is foreman OF the Reading Railroad Company. anu nas
a very comfortable house near PottsNnle. Inc 3ouns
mar IL
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
Nov. 16, 1870, 1880 q. m.:
Wind. Wind Foros
TTLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Alabama State Fair was opened in Mont
gomery ye,efdsy.
The Ohio Female Suffrage Association is in
. Columbus
-. The Freshmen Glass in Hamilton College have
retained to their sioiieA
.Snow-storms prevailed at many points north
We :, anl south of Chicago yesterday
The Good 1emplars OF Philadelphia have Pc
,pi m. MaYo eaoe the against selling
Vi SUNDAY.
The clerks in the Treasury Department have
oel seer Boutwell, recommend tAanes
IN his annual report
The shipments Of California merchandise 20
Iaho Montana Ceniral Pscae Railroad shov of
r..rly so per cent over lasi ycaL
The members of the Society Of the Army Of
e CumeaBd vho attend e annual meeuas n Crcnaa On he '
fan iare the ftv rliosf 10 g.
e ing vii t ln c i,e oh o'fI o the hecreiaf r1t-
and ,o..ruu aud ind auaqu arDa PilhuTl Cn
ND aa si Ions, polls I'D a. lo an Norh ssouu The
Crf,.d an P.burgh laTJ.d uil eel al stations ucf oI
,rr,1 trtr, 90 TO mile 'Dg Iuuud mp The he
So. Rod s rctun osi As .. ase efs sto w al
Ia, ~ r. 4. ibs nle, uAs
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
LOCAL WAR NEWS.
THE FRENCH PATRIOTIC BAZAAR.

THE IRENtH fAlttlOiiC bhbhhh'
The French Patriotic Ladies' Fair of this
atty was opened at Armory Of the list Regiment on
Broadway last evening The three large rooms OF the
armory have been Handsomely decorated with drapery
and large number Of American and French flags. The
insignia Of Ireland also displayed. The tables have
been profusely covered with goods Of every kind.
Among the most valuable are three pianos several fine
pictures, one Of them woven OF silk piece OF
excellent tapestry, two large mlrr0rf and phaeton
number of these will be disposed of by lottery In the
middle room il tasteful flower temple, platform Tor
the orchestra post Office, o soda water stand and
restaurant There is also a hneart gallery.
The opening ceremonies commenced with music by
General then made q speech In French. Richard OGor-
man followed with address in English, IN which he
dwet the aid 10 be given to the sufferers by the war
in France praised the ladies for their charitable under
taking and read at the close letter written by the WIFE
Lafayette in 17s) and sent with present from
her sufferers by the Revolutionary War IN this
country After the addresses Moras band played the
Marseiaise, the Fort Hamilton band played Hail Co
lumbia aud Mrs Lussan sang an air from Halevy The
nlled Company OF the b5th Regiment Lafayette Guard
and n company Of the 69h Regiment acted rs honorary
guard The following the ladies' presiding at the sew
eral tables: Nrs. RUchette, Mr.. T. Jumel Perry, Mrs.
On Issale, Mrs. A. Charget, Mrs. Victor Place, Miss
Ieclercy Mrs,W. A. Budd Mrs. Nathaniel Jarvis, jr.,
Mrs. Ames Van wart Mrs Henry Aiker Miss r. Aueert,
DE Blossier, Mrs Allen, Mrs Hoguct and Mrs Andrae
The floral temple s presided by Mrs X. Ogden DOre
BOns, and containing commune aons IN Ffeheh ana
English issued yesterday. The Fair will be open
afternoons and envened evenings by orchestral music.
The bazaar Of the German Patriotic Ladies'
Aid Society Of Union II West HobokeD, Weehawken,
North Bergen, and Guttenburg has netted tel9l7
The German Fair in progress at Dramatic
Hail. Newark, N. j., for week. has proved great sue
cess On Saturday night the remaining articles will be
disposed OF by lot The proceeds viii amount TO about
sufferers by the war.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
THE COLORED CADET CASE.

THE FINDING OF THE CoURT-MARTAL DIsAr-
PRovED-sMITH RELEASED FROM ARREST
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15-The following Gen.
eral Court Martial Order promulgated to-day:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ,ADJgTAsT-GESERALs oFprcE'
Before a General Court Martial, which convened at
West Point W 9c1 s parsnaa5 20
Office Oct IL, ls70 and OF which BrigadierGen. o. o.
trsS GSsrs cadet James al " smith u Military Academy
CH.Res PKsrcOniuct Treudica 70 good order And military
Spcioa,iOn- Ills that Cadet james W. Smith Of the MIL
1, M HaOsig Wilson S% Of % Amp . bis dper and bis i An
Camp H. Touss "et Point New York or about the
CHlsGs coming cSeer ,na ssS:l.@.s
violation Of paragraph 2 Of de sou Of the United States Nib
.s tt g, c,4 J,: " Smith having r.. s.s;- r,
sPeefal % sT .s'9s ss. ,pSasS Il the
ton thrsor stating spoke hleeoser during The drill
which :tats1eS Al Ss-Yori
To which charges and specifications the accused cadet
James ". Smith, United States Military Academy,
pleaded not guilty"
evidence adduced finds accused cadet James w. Smith,
United States Military Academy as follows;
Charge secoAdOf the specification not guilty Of tie ehaTs sos
sENrEScE-And the Court does therefore sentence
him. Cadet James Smith OF the United states Military
Academy 10 walk post under charge OF cadet sentinel
from O'Clock until retreat for ak consecutive Sat
urdays. A., - -. -, ,r "a,
and the finding upon the first charge appOved The
opinion OF the General, expressed in his
review OF case that IL Is better that this sentence
should than that the sanction Of the Gov
ernment should be given 10 punishment utterly In
sucent as that proposed lie inflicted eoncurred In
The sentence dsapprOved. A. 10 the second charge
although the doubt arising from the testimony the
intent OF accused has denial tO the OF
cadets, might appear lac slight hardly amount
10 that reasonable one which, In law would Justify an
acduttal Yet the Court upon personal hearing OF tho
case has in the exercise OF M discretion, given him the
benefit Of that doubt. The finding is approved. Cadet
James W Smith Is hereby released from arrcst.
III. TIE General Court Martial OF which Brig Gen o.
o. Howard. L. = Army, Is President, hereby dissolved,
by order OF the Secretary Of War.
l.. u. Tow NsESD. Adtutant General
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

A FRENCH RECRUITING OFFICE IL sTRAsBOURG-
THE NEUTRALITY or SWITZERLAND COsiPRO-
MisED-IHE NEUTRAL POWERS THANKED by
THE FRENCH-ACIIyITY OF THE FRENCH
CRUISERS.
The Prussian authorities in Stiasbourg have dis
covered and broken up recruiting Office for tho
French service. The establishment thouoh con-
tlcted with great secrecy, Lad been in Successful
eueratou for over @ fortnight. and had gl.. ia I'D
tent ont 80 lrancs-t.lcurs.
Hiss.atsd that number Of documa.s found in
q balloon which was recently captured by tie PTus-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
slams seriously compromise the neutrality OF Swift

SLAMS seriously compromise the neutrality OF swift
zerland
note from the French Government thanks tho
neutrals for their late Intervention in behalf Of
peace. The note says: 1.-The acceptance of the
harsh Prussian terms would have been virtually
subscribing to our own subjugation."
dispatch from Lyons announces that the mu-
tinous soldiers of the Garde Mobile have been tried
and three of them executed The returns from the
municipal elections IN Marseilles all in They
foot up follows Republicans, $4,000; Com
munists, 5000. The city has been and is perfectly
quiet.
The Hamburg-American steamer Westphalia,
which sailed on the I'd inst. for New-York, took
refuge the 10th inst. at Cuxhaven, owing to the
movements of the French feet the mouth of the
Elbe. The German vessel Fenna Johanna has been
captured by a French gunboat.
Great enthusiasm was created at the Vienna
Bourse by the announcement that the Prussians had
evacuated Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
LATEST MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

l.
NO FURTHER MOVEMENT AT oRLEANs-SEN'
pnApINEs PROMoTED-THE BA'AhlANS Dh
srRr1sG-PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES HAS
rvrrSG TO REINFORCE Won DER TAM
prJoN OCCUPIED BY THE FRENCH
LONDON, Tuesday. Nov 49, 1870.
No,b;no official from Paris OF the army oi the
1o;ro has been published to-day. Gen. Aureles de
po,od,os Is by decree Of the Government appointed
c.au,onaer-in- Chief of the Army of the Loire. 1t
,s reported that the Bavarlans Oh ueh' Won per
rarn,s command are desertng in considerable num-
,ors and the peasants capture and bring them INTO
the towns.
pr;noo Frederick Charles has reached the river
Wanna His columns converge at Seus. and he will
cross the river to the assistance of Won Der Tam
with an army estimated at 100000 men. His troops
occupy Donlevsnt and Troges
The Prussian force at Chevigny about 4s0O strong,
has been recalled to Gray, in the Department of
Haute saone owing to the recapture of the City of
Dion by the French. Three hundred Prussians at
tackled Dole yesterday, but were repulsed by the
National Guard.
A dispatch from M6zieres, dated yesterday, says a
force of 500 troops made sortie there that day,
and disengaged a body of Francs-treurs who were
surrounded at Prael. One hundred Prussians were
placed hors de combat.
Advices from st. Peravy show that there have
been constant engagements between the Francs
treur and the Prussan scouts for several days past
Many have been killed on both sides.
The Government, in the Aonitear, thanks the Ma
tional Guard of the Department of the Seine-et-
Marne for their gallant conduct in capturing body
of Prussian cavalry and mentions their exploit in
al order of the day.
A Prussian column from Rheims threatens the
army Of Gen. Cambriels. The town Of Auxoane, In
the Department of Cote dor, has been nearly in
invested by the Prussars
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE voSGEs.
RR-EEFoRCEMENTS FOR GARIBALDl-A PLAN or
OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS PERFECTED.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl

pR-FGFORCEMENTS FOR GARlBALDl-A PLAN Or
OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS PERFECTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. Is, 1870.
The SPECIAL correspondent of THE TRIBUNE with
Garibaldi sends dispatch from Creuzot Eight
hundred workmen came yesterday TO Autun-a
deputation from Creuzot to Garibaldi-ofering to
place themselves and a whole establishment at his
order. TO fabricate mtraileuses cannon or Chase
pots OF to put on red shirts and fight" Creuzot is
manufacturing town. u miles S. S. f. of Autun, Of
about 900 population principally employed in coal
and iron mining, and in founderies and machine
ihops)
.An the unmarried men from ages OF 10 10 40
have previously been enrolled and of the remainder
all married men under 40 must now start. The
priests were all turned out Of the seminary at AutuH
by Garibaldi's order, and the pupils sent home.
Gambetta is reported TO have been displeased, but
he did not countermand the order
"Rieciotti GaIibaldi is 10 command the Francs
tireurs composing the Fourth Brigade One battery
and some Spencer rifles have arrived. Gen. Bossak s
beadquarters are settled at Epnac no miles f. n. Z.
of Autunl. A long interview took place to-day be-
tween him and Garibaldi TO perfect their plans for
intended operations. The ground is covered with
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSg.I

SOLDIERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRI
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1870
special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Nerdun
writes ON the 9th: Il have just entered this town
and fortress, which has surrendered to Cen Won
Gayl with 1900 prisoners, including two generals
and about 100 officers. The citadel suffered much
from bombardment. Most of the barracks and
rtore-rooms are in ruins. The bOmbardment was TO
have been renewed, and Gen. Manteuiiel with his
corps already the march 10 assist the detach-
ment hitherto besieging the fortress. But the Off
GERS of the citadel not able keep the soldiers
longer under discipline
"The Red Republicans resisted the surrender, and
last night took up arms against the garrison A
fight ensued and several were killed and wounded.
But the PrusSians entered Verdun without demon
vtration from the inhabitants The citadel was still
provisioned for several weeks Many riled guns
and quantities of ammunition and other war mate
rials were thrown into tie river Last night Gen.
WaLlersbach, the commander, left Tor Wilhelms-
bOhc.N
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
MEXICO.
CHOLERA RAGING AT MTNArIrLAN-HEALrH OF
'noAI JuAREz IMPROVING.

CRY OF MEXICO, Nov. 2.-Cholera is raging
. ,, mort of Minatitlan brought by vessel in July.
r %, cnvernment has closed the port OF Merida, and
ano,ed the port of Progresso instead The health OF
presdqnt Juarez and his wife Ia improving Bands OF
bandt have attacked and plundered towns ana Se'e-
,nents in the state OF sinnloa
- I'll nj Gen Canto, who assassinnted Patoni. Il
-. a.tcrred Gen. EegTete was received at Pucbla
ar'hr,i,stcay The journals publish furous articles
ons American citizens having claims against Mexico
of Porflrio Daz for President "a gain
ing ground.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Count Won Bismarck denies the au-
thenty the dispatch reported 10 have been sent ny
him to the North German Minister at Florence.
The Belgian Government replied to the
complaints Of Prussia about the tone OF the Belgian
Journals that the press OF Belgium Is constitutionay
free.
"A large public meeting was held in Cork
protest against the loss OF his temporal power The
British Government is TO be memoriazed ON the subject
Mr.. Jay, the American Minister at
Vienna gave an entertainment on Monday evening in
honor Of Gen Sheridan and party at which, among other
distinguished guests, Baron Won Beust and Count
Andrassy.
THE negotiations looking to German
unity are still pending. Prussia recently made propo-
siton that all legislation relating TO the press ana the
matter OF public meetings should belong exclusively 10
the Federal Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
THE SIEGE OF PARIS.
THE PRUSSIAN WORKS STILL UNFINIsHED-AR-
RIVAL OF RE-ENFORCEMENTs.


RIVAL OF RE-ENFORCEMENTs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYRl
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. l5, 1870
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Yer
sailles writes 11th inst Paris papers of the eth
inst have been received here. The newspapers Of
the Red Republicans still accuse the Government OF
feebleness and treachery, but Trochu and his col
leagues can evidently brave their full power The
public feeling is still in favor of resistance.
The Prussian siege works unfinished, but
able to resist sortie The men are better massed
and reanforcements have arrived. English refugees
came in on the 10TH who left Paris on the Sth inst
They were obliged to walk nearly the whole distance
from Paris to Charenton, and thence, 35 miles, by
circuitous route, to Versailles. Some gave up and
returnedo