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scrlhed with the words, "vive R1publique,r "R&
sstance Mort and mo Armistice.r kept crowd.
ING the Place do pHstss - VILE.
a sH0r TRxD.
Suddenly . Dissoi sAss ives heard, when many Of
the crowd quickly dispersed, spreading the alarm
through the city that the government had fred on
the people. At last the truth began to b under
stood. II was made known that the person who
fred tho pistol Aaa bssn arrested. and the people
were Gained. M1.
THE RIofBRs ORGANIZING 4 GOVERNMENT.
The advocates of commune, however. had posses-
sion Of the Hotel a. ville, ana they proceeded az
once TO hold elections Tney throw their bulletins
from the windows 70 the people below, but they
were oil different which showed there was no
accord among the rioters. yicter Hugo, Felix
Pyat Ledru Rollin md Deleselusee were among the
persons named a. directors.
FLOURHks APPEARS.
At six O'Clock In the evening Gustave Flourens
appeared on the scene on horseback, heading bat-
TALON Of the National Guard OF Bcllevile.
a TRoCHU AND THE PROFILE.
Al eight o'clock 1t was understood General Trochu
would leave the Hosei de Vile. All alsng tine boue-
wards and the Place vsnd6me this created great en-
thusiasm. There wsre then unanimous shouts OF
"Dowp with commxnsr VII -
IiLIfARY ADVANCES ON THE HOTEL.
4 Drums began 70 beat on ali sides, and the Ma
tonal Guard marched upon the Hotel de Vile 70
establish order. They soon surrounded 1t, ana the
rioters threatened - she0t Favre, Simon and Pages
whom they had in their power. They were warned,
however, NOS 20 commit such crime.
THE RIO1ERs GAVE IN.
Atthis time General Trochu appeared on horseback
ct the head OF his sta Amid the most enthusiastic
acclsmmasions the ristersat once gave up the men,
bers Of the government and received the plaudts Of
the people. All disorders win hereafter be Instantly
repressed.
FUNNY INDICATION OF RESOLUTION.
Those which have occurred. however, merely
prove how determined the Parsians are for defence.
. NJ A PROCLAMATION.
General Trochu immediately issued q prsclama-
ton showing the advantage Of an armistice.
PARIS TRANQUIL.
On the LIST Of November Paris was entirely tran
quiz.
RESULT OF THE VOTE UNKNOWN.
The result OF the vote as TO whether Paris will ac-
cept provisional government Is still unknown.
PROBATION.
The Nationals are forbidden to appear In the
streets in armed groups.
MusKETs AND BAyONETs POINTED AT TRocHU.
During the disturbances General Trochu was
threatened by the mob Muskets and bayonets
were pointed at him, but his GOODNESS dsarmed the
rioters.
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ing the powers OF the government OF national Dc
fence resulted In overwhelming majority In favof
OF tine government rho National Guard marched
In battalions to the polls and deposited their votes
all OF which were "Yes.n s..M
TRAVEL TO AND FROM PARIS.
special despatch from brussels says:-Durine
the armstice free ngrsss to and egress nom Paris
WIN be permitted. The Opera was reopensd yesteE
DAY and concerts have been given. AT the Theatre
Francois Molieres "Misanthropeu was performed
without costumes.
rHE NEWS OF BAzAINE's suRRESDKR.
The news Of the capitalization OF Metz caused
great sensation al Paris but no encouragement
among the troops.
VARIOUS SUBJECTS.
BY Monday next the entire National Guard WIN
have the Chassepots. H
All the Partisan Mayors have resigned.
Mr. q. A. sala writes oraculary that Paris win nce
be bombarded at all
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.


The German Democratic General Committee OF
Kings county held mass meeting last evening In
the Brooklyn Garden, near the Court House, Brook
Ign. There was Q very full turnout Of the Teutomo
clement. DR.. r. M. Nlchtern presided and Isador
by Joseph H. Strauss, DR.. Bergermon, John Q. ia
cobs and others. They ratified the regular nomina-
lions for all the Offices and the utmost enthusiasm
prevailed
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THE ARMIsTICE CONCLUDED.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW Yusx HERALD.

's~s~"V" ~ ~. w. sU"~ ssIuHAUs
Announcement Of che Conclnslon Of an
Armistiec-An Election to be Held in
Franse-The Constituent Assembly to Meet
nm the 18th inst.
LONDON, Nov. 4, 1870.
The Cabinet was In extraordinary session to-day
in Downing street. Earl Granville received o de.
spatch announcing the acceptance by General
Trochu Of an armistice on the terms proposed by
Count Bismarck. The protocol Of the armistice was
signed BY General Trochu, Jules Favre Arago,
Ferry, Garner-Pages, Pelle,an. Picard and Simon,
on the part Of the provisional government, and by
Count Bismarck and General Won Moltke ON the
part of the Germans.
CONDITIONS OF THE ARMIsrcE.
The armistice commences on the Attn Of November
and ends on the 2Sth. The decree ordering the
elections will be issued tomorrow the Constituent
Assembly is convoked to meet on the 10th inst. The
conditions Of the armistice concerning the victual
ling Of Paris were not stated in the despatch.
PRUSSIA MUST HAVE TERRITORY.
Count Bismarck on the soth ult, told CORES
poHdent he was certain the armistice would lead 70
q satisfactory peace. The correspondent asked,
'wm any peace be satisfactory without cession Of
territoryf' Count Bismarck replied, ''No." The
correspondent then asked, evil the French people
support government which consents to "cession
Of territory :" Count Bismarck only replied by his
peculiar smile.
CONFIRMATION OF THE NEWS.
The PAU Nau Gazette tonight says all the informa-
lion received confirms the conclusion OF the armis-
nce and the acceptance Of its terms including the
permission that supplies Of food shall enter Paris on
certain conditions.
la situation says it has private despatch to the
came erect.
SINISTER RUMoRs
Notwithstanding the information confirming the
conclusion OF the armistice, sinister rumors are
afsat tonight contradicting this intelligence and
asserting the failure OF NJ Theiys to obtain Bis
marck's adhesion.
NO OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF TEE ARMIsTICE AT
TOURS
No oaaclal announcement Of the conclusion OF the
armistice at Paris has been made at Tours.
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THE COMMUNIST RIOT IN
PARIS.
1EleebAms TO TINE NEW Yosx HERALD.

TElEeBAms TO TINE new YORK HERALD.
fore the Hotel Dc ville-Opposition to an Ar
nsistice-Refusal to Listen to Trochu-
Invasion Of the Hotel-Thc Ministers Held
Prtssncrs-A Csmmittce OF Safety Appointed
Flsurens n Leader-ArrivaI Of the National
Guard-suppression Of tho Riot Subsequent
Measures.
TOURS Nov. 4, 1870
The following ocial report Of the recent riots at
Paris Is given to the public here to-day
CROWD BEFORE THE HOTEL DE VILE.
About noon on Monday, tho s1st ultimo, groups OF
people assembled In the Place de rHotel de VILE
They were much agitated by the false rumor that
the government mad agreed 70 an armistice. The
crowd 10 pressed against the doors 81 the Hotel de
Vle that they were forced open and about two nun
0red persons endeavored to enter the hall where the
members Of the government were holding their ses-
sions but they were prevented from doing SO by the
Gerdes Mobile, who were on guard In the vicinity
THE NATIONAL GUARD TAKE HAND.
About one O'Clock large numbers Of the National
Guard, who were unarmed, crowded into the Place
40 pHotel Do vile, which was already nled to sx-
csss with sursing mass Of people.
ROCaRFoRT TRIMS TO CALN THH MOE.
At this time Henri Rochefort arrived In an open
carriage ana vainly endeavoreA to address the peo
PIE. The latter however refused TO listen to him,
shouting constantly "vive Commune and "No
Armistice.n
REFUSAL 10 LISTEN TO TRoCHU.
General Trochu then came forward ana addressed
xhe crowd. He reviewed what was being done to
renoer Paris impregnable. and expressed his ut
noss devotion to the republic and to the people, He
was not listened to. The people shouted continu-
ously. and demanded dismissal Of the present
government.
HoSTnITIEs BEGUN.
great tumult ensued Auvergne, an aid-de-
camp Of General Trochu, was thrown down, and his
soldiers with great difficulty withdrew him from
the hands OF the mob. Crowds kept pressing into
the Hotel de ville Favre and Rochefort yainy try
ing meanwhile to be heard. Detachments Of
nnArned National GsMls, having banners H.
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The French Military Position

New YORK, August 24.-Private al
vices from authentic sources state that
the French military position is better
than it has been for more than a week.
The very fact that the Prussians have
not advanced since Saturday last shows
that they have been too terribly Grip
pied to resume the offensive Their
main object now is delay, and the French
can choose their own time in fighting
the next battle. 1t is also given out
that the Orleanists and Republican,
combined to take advantage of the
present crisis to belittle the doings o.
the Imperial army so as to throw oiium
upon Napoleon.
The German bankers oday received
a telegram from Hamburg, stating tha
the French fleet was preparing for al
attack. Stirring news from the Nortf
Sea and the Baltic may be received a
any moment
Holland is in state OF terrible ankle
" about the Prussian successes. Sh
would ere this have openly declared 70
France, writes member Of the Staat
General to a friend in this city, were
not for the overpowering Protestan
feeling, which hesitates to become tn
ally of Catholic France
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The Ely Touring mill, at St. Paul,
y. Y, was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. together with 1900 barrels
of flour, 1000 bushels of wheat, 10 tons
of mill feed, and 1000 empty -four
barrels.
The delay of the government officials
to proceed against the steamer Florida,
seized on Saturday on the affidavit of an
unknown complainant, is severely con-
demned by the leading papers and mer-
chants. who demand that the vessel
either be released or good reasons shown
for her detention at once.
The following Congressional nomina-
tons have been made: John B. Haw-
lev, Republican, of the Fourth Illinois
District; Chas. A. Eldridge, Democrat,
of the Fourth Wisconsin District; An
drew ]. Hunter, Democrat, Of the Sew
enth Illinois District; w. c. Donvan,
Republican. of the Third Iowa District.
The Democratic Congressional Com
mittee met at Washington Yesterday.
There was a full attendance. The
members express great confidence in
success, to the extent of securing a ma
ioritv in the next House Of Representa-.
tives. The distribution Of documents
by the Committee is larger than by any
similar committee Of the party in the
same time.
The first returned Big Horner has
arrived at CHEYENNE and gives the fol-
lowing statement. The last that had
been heard from the party was from
troops sent out to bring them in when
they were at Grey Bull river. The
miners prospected Whereabouts several
DAYS without success Ii was then re-
solved to divide into three parties and
return to camp Brown, South Pass, and
thence TO Brigon, on the Union Pacific
railroad Another party of about the
same number abandoned their wagons,
taking pack animals and set ont for
Montana across the country. Another
party of fifty or sixty, with six wagons,
took a northerly route for the same des-
tination, expecting to strike the old
Boseman road within hundred miles
from their camp Every privation has
been endured by these men. No lndi-
ans were seen by them after leaving
Camp Brown. The only death in the
party was that of Hedry McHenry, |
who had gone hunting, lost his way and
died from starvation. Nine days from
the time McIfenry was lost his dog
came into camp in famished condition
and a few days later the mans remains
were found with his gun and ammunition
by his side. The expedition has been
a failure in every respect As at no place
were paying prospects found after the |
party left the Sweet Water.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY

Gold closed in New York, Yesterday,
at III.
All the Republican incumbents in
Congress from Vermont have been re-
nominated
Superintendent OF Police Jourdan. Of
New York, is worse. His illness is
dangerous.
The Milwaukee Sentinel has been sold
to the Wisconsin Publishing Associa-
ton for 500 900.
Vice Admiral Porter has been APP
pointed Admiral His new commits
sion is dated the Goth inst
One hundred German and Scandna-
Wan families have left Lincoln, Neb to
form = settlement on the Republican
river
George Wood, chiefof the navigation
division of the Treasury Department,
and in the Government civil service
since 1918, died at Saratoga Wedne-.
day.
, A desperate attempt was made on
/ Wednesday to break open the safe oi
the paymaster at the Philadelphia navy
vari. One Of the thieves was cap,
tured
Jacob W. Pierce, Il leading capitalist,
was thrown from carriage and killed
in Brookline, Mass. on Wednesday
night his horse being frightened by =
shot from an intended robber
Messrs. Inman, OF the lnman Steam
ship line, to which belonged the lost
City Of Boston. have brought an action
in the Court of Common Pleas in Eng
land against Benjamin George jenkins
for an alleged libel This libel was il
: reference to the loss OF the City OF Bos
: ton, and was contained in letter il
: which the defendant made various ale
cations highly injurious to the plant
, ifs. The defense sdduced much evi
dence for the purpose Of showing tina
: the City OF Boston was out Of trim an,
that she was loaded too deeply. u
e these points there was the most direc
n and positive contradiction between tn
o witnesses for the respective varties. Tn
f case has not been completed, and il e,
e citing much interest
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TIED LATEST.
Metz Completely Surrounded
The PrIIssians Defeated.
More Prussian Spies Arrested

PARIS, August 25-Evening.-The
Figaro of this afternoon contains the
following 4 person who arrived from
the vicinity of Epernay this evening
states that he was informed there that
the Prussians were defeated to-day be-
tween Verdun and Chalons.
Special 10 the Evening Telegram
Loypoy,August 25.-There is great
deal of excitement this morning over a
rumor in the Stock Exchange, to. the
effect that the Prussian army under the
Crown Prince was defeated by the
French under Mcmahon. The rumored
repulse of the Prussians, although &C.
casioning the widest excitement, can be
traced to no reliable source.
Special to the Evening Telegram.l
PARIS, August 25.-The report of an
attempt to assassinate Mcmahon is re-
peated this morning, hut it is without
ticulars.
Reinforccmcnts for the army continue
to 20 forward.
4 number OF Arab chiefs and Aka
lorb chiefs have gone TO the front.
\ corps OF Poles is organizing for the
French army.
I Eli has been positively ascertained that
the camp at Chalons was burned, by or
der of the COMMANDMENT Chief.
Extensive preparations continue for
the reception Of the wounded. Four
large ambulances are kept ready in the
Tuilleries garden The Empress yes
terdav personally visited the hospitals,
inspecting their arrangement.
A number of Americans are among
the subscribers to the new French loan.
Prices Of food in the rear Of the
Prussian army has advanced exorbi-
family. Bread in Rhineland is IS cents
loaf
A further mbardment OF Strasburg
has taken place without result.
The Gayeties Theatre here admits
soldiers free.
Forty.five thousand Prussian wound
ed have been sent TO Germany.
The neutrality Of Belgium has been
violated by Prussia.
Special TO the Evening Telegram.l
LONDON, August 25.-In the absence
of official news from the armies, it j:
believed that the Prussians will not
hurry an attack lpon Paris, but will
turn their attention TO the reduction o
Metz and the destruction OF Bazaine'
drmv. leaving the Crown Prince to Gu
the French communication with Paris
watch Mcmahon, and check any for
ward movement on his part to relieve
Metz. 1t is further believed that tn,
Prsssians are strong enough TO disre
gard Mcmahon reinforcements, com
posed as they are of raw troops.
Paris, August 25.-The Siecle, com
menting on an item OF news, that tn
Imperial headquarters are at Rheims
saws: Who cares? Mcmahon cal
only have one headquarters, the centr
OF operations The Imperial headqua'
tiers can only be q superfulty, an ell
: harrassment, a pretext for losing ia
ties. The crisis is too dangerous t
: talk of the Imperial headquarters an!
where near those Of the Commandment
: Chief.
: The Liberte firmly demands OF III
; Deputies, referring to the stormy sess'o
Of the Corps Legislatif yesterday,
= efiace all indisidualities in eur hour
need We must not compromise Il
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It's believed in Strasburg that Mar
shall Bazaine has been severed from th,
main French army, and his power com
pletely paralyzed. Chalons has beer
abandoned. 1t is said the forces of tn,
Crown Prince will to-day enter tha
city, as well as Rheims, meeting with
no resistance, while Prince Frederick
Charles moves on Paris direct.
The Liberte, referring to information
received from private sources, says q
siege Of Paris is altogether improbable
now.
The Patris repeats formally that the
Prussians were defeated in the battle OF
Sunday.
The state of French Sentiment Con-
eerning the War.
New YORK, August 25.-A compe-
tent observer, who arrived in Periere
from Paris on Monday, describes the
state of feeling in that city regarding
the war: was witness of much that
occurred after the defeat of Mcmahon
and the retreat of Frossard. The
French believe that the Prussians de-
liberately wantonly and faithlessly in
suited France They want to fight, and
mean to as long as physical power re-
mains In ali the gatherings saw ]
never heard once "a Bas Napoleon |"
or lie EmpereurT | often heard give
lie Empereurr lie Empire present
cest la France That the French
looked on the quarrel as family Prus
sian quarrel and not German quarrel,
and were surprised at the North German
Confederation making the war Ger
man war is true. 1t is well understood
in France that the war was not Bona
parte war, but that the Emperor per
sonal wishes were for an European
agreement to reduce the war establish
ment of the different powers The
French are surprised at the Prussian
proclivities of English public opinion,
as the alliance with England has always
been most honest on the part Of France.
The necessity and use Of it has been
been keenly felt by the Emperor, and its
eordiality has been to a great eqtent his
personal work. All shades Of public
opinion in France regard Prussia in the
words of Theirs, as bird of prey"
This is the firstwar Of the Empire to
which Farbonrg st. German and the
old legitmists have sent their sons.
The Orleans Princes demand service
even as volunteers, that the socialist
party may see the defeat Of France.
A means of realizing solidarity of hu-
manity is possible II events occur or
conspiracies exist the work is theirs.
The excitement in Paris on news Of
defeats, was largely due TO the reaction
from JOY caused by hoax of an i'm
mense success, hut the crowds were not
and were very easily dispers-
ed. Public opinion had also con-
demned Olivier Of his Ministry as in
capable. Upon his resignation The ex-
element in a great measure ceased.
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West Virginia University.
ALEX. MARTIN. ID. D. President

FALL TERM begins Ia; Tuesday In Sept.
WTxTER TERx Isz Monday In Dec.
SPYING TERM 81 Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT. ID wednesday In June.
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DYSPE PSIA.
warmers Dyspepsia Ton

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is pre-
pared expressly fOr Dyspeptics and those
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University, 500 pei Term Of u
weeks.
BoARpIyG-Not 10 exceed siD0 Der week
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GLADES HOTEL.

OAKLAND u. ID,
A popular Summer Resort and Resting
Place for Travellers, on the X d y. K r. ana
at the summit OF the Allezhentes.
apTlg JOHN DALEY. ProprietfS.
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Warmers Pile Remedy.
Warner's Pile Remedy has never

Warmers Pile Remedy has never fall
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF ABOUT
Fifty Thousand Acres Of VAL
uabIp Land.

IITUATE IN THE COUNTIES OF
- Logan, Boone and Wyoming, In the
state OF West Virginia.
In execution OF the provisions OF a deed
oftrrst. made by 1.-THE Maryland and West
Virginia Wool-GrowIng, Mining and Man.
ufacturing Company OF baltimore" cor
porntion Of the State Of West Virginia, and
which deed IS dated on the Seventceth day
OF September, A. ID. eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine, and duly recorded, the under
signed, as Trustee, will sell at public auc-
ton, on
Wednesday. the 3ist day of August.
- ID. 1870, ut ~ o'clock NJ.
AT the Court House in Oceana, the county
seat Of Wyoming county, in the State Of
West Virginia, the following valuable prop
erty, situate in the counties of Logan, Boone
and Wyoming, in the said State containing
fifty thousand and ninety-siN acres of land,
more or less. The said TRACT OF LAND
il fully described by metes and bounds,
OF trust. duly recorded in West Virginia,
in Deed Book No. 3, pages 2Il, &c, Land
Records, i'm Recorders Office of Wyoming
county: in Deed Book AZ" pages 50, &c,
Land Records, I'm Recorders Office OF Boone
county. and in Deed Book az pages, "a,
&c, Land Records, in Recorders office Of
Logan county. The said LANDS are water
cd by the Guyandotte and Little Coal rivers,
and are believed TO be very valuable for
Laundering, Farming, stock Raldng, Wool
Growing. Mining and Manufacturing Pur-
! poses.
Terms OF sale are-Ready money, OF Cash.
For further information apply TO JANE
. F. TRAYHERN, Trustee, IefTersonville
/ Tazpwcll county, Virginia.
A. .. MUSSELMAN, Attorney,
Il Lexington street, Baltimore Nd.
.
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DAILEY's CITY HOTEL,

WHEELING. W. VA,
OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
and nearest FirEt Class Hou.eI TO the Rail-
road Depots. JOHN DALEY,
Proprietor.