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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13

J IN tsruhsa q fitiiaas. Apsticnserss =.
. eleventh betxe6u stEain and Bark st-sets.
sUpTysTEF,g SALE or REAL ESTATE

.rTRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE
g SIpFEg yras e asss g. J srass
A. Green. asted asti1 October, 1881; and recorded
i'm Richmond Hustings Court ONCE, being thereto
sasd deed win sell ut auctions upon ths premises
raj INK H. dsS
lot on the aonfh Side OK Dover street between
Cherry and Cuvert Streets fr0nting lo4 feet, run
back - fss e N 1lsg = fss w % the north
side or cumberland street between Cherry and
Cuivert begfnniog 90 feet inches east Of Cnvert
street fronting 20 feet running back Id f Zee
secured by he deed or trust would require the
sum Of ssos with interest thereon from 10th oeOe.
sSoss s a s psua ~ e g spo
as the trustee In said deed may direct, or in case
of his failure 70 give such direction, upon such
It is supposed, however. that the terms may be
CHANGED 80 as to require Iess Snm y Sasn IN n
'es Egn asassa WILLIAMS Aactieneers. %yis
HIGH CoNsTABIE's sALE.-Will be
II sold on MONDAY. May ia 1870. at 10 O'clock TO
and Second, formerly occupied by A. Heremburg,
the foll SSRgEEgc esBe5iyEEIGI xss''
TURPEp ST and F1RE-WoRKs,
LOT WR VIA y : ? ] stc :,
LOT KEGS, BARhELS, etc.f
FEATHER BED, go
IAWNING and FIXTURES, ETC.. etc.:
to satisfy distress warrant In my hands III favor
Of Ii. Delarue Us. A. Herembure,
Va - ! JAMES LAWR1E,
mys High Constable City Of Richmond.
r ARGE SALE OF
Ii CARTS, WAGONS,
WHEELBARROWS,
A SAEEs, A and MULE SHOES,
GRAIN BAGS,
and other articles will take place At the lrelniu
Penitenttary on the nth INSTANT, commencml
A. n o1ciock and continue till all the articles are
at aoi ~ o'cio'A' -" G. F. STROTHBR..
so ,n, superintendent.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for all sums iess t rn,e
6ftr dollars above that amount negotiaDle ho'e
nt eiTtv days with approved security.
my4 oupo. - ---e----
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FOR NEW YORK.. e1Se

FOR NEW YORK. ASe
OLD DoMINJoE sTEkMsHU 5000
-. COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheef gtsamghips ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGA r A, Abe.
MARIE, ind HATTERAS leave New York for
Norfolk, CITY Point, and RichTSnd every Tues.
P. NJ Leave Rtchmond-e every TUESDAY, FRI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide. ~ s.,s,a
These ships are entirely new. They hHye elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare accommsdfs
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed. = = !
Close connections mad8 With steamers for al
southern and European porte. 80
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT & QUAR-.
TER OF ONE PEE CENT, at the ofices OF this
COMPANY. "f e - q att#
For further information apply at the OFFICE
Or THE COMPANY, corner Of Eleventh and
lain streets. - o.. = ~ T.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers, 1908 Main street.

BY Hill q GOddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers, 1908 Main street.
VALUABLE DWELLING AND
v STORE ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION We will sell on TUESDAY May II.
a, q o'clock, on the premises, the BRICK HOUSE
streets, now occupied by Mr.. James A: Goddin,
containing six rooms towhich Is IN addition CON
tanning three rooms, with store. There is
kitchen with three rooms, wood and coal-honsc,
and an excellent we'll of water in the yard. The
place is well shaded by two very beautiful chest
nut trees. Lot 22x132 feet.
TERMS One-third cash; balance six and
twelve months, interest 10 per cent? added, Sc
cured by trust deed.
An offer ill be received before day OF sale II
desired. HILL u GODu1N,
myl2 Auctioneers.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
Byyirtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date
and recorded in the clerks Office of the county
court Of Henrco. D. =. s., =. 5oa being required
so to do by the beneficiary therein secured shall
sell at auclion, on the premises. MONDAY the
10th instant, at o'clockP. NJ, the REAL rs
TATE mentioned In said deed, con listing OF
FOUR ACRES. more or less, Of HIGHLY M
PROVED GARDEN LAND. with handsome
BRICK DWELLING, substantially built, con-
tanning eight rooms, four on each floor. and pas
sage through the centre brick kitchen, frame
barn. stable, &C.. all IN flrs-rate repa,r and SUIT
about one mile northwest of Richmond, on the
Brook Turnpike opposite the toll gate. Toll six
or seven dollars per annun.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expense
of cxecutjng this trust and to pay of note tof
Sl.75O with interest thereon from the 9Th April,
ultimo; the residue in four, eight. and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by a deed Oftrust.
J. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers.
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Mr.. JOHN WINGO, of Amelia county, who
tested our TOBACCO FERTILIZER last year,
gives the following certificate
amelia COURTHOUSE, April II, 1870.
Gin justice to the Gallego Fcrtilizing Company
Twill state that used coo pounds Of your fertilizer
last year on tobacco on one acre Of very poor
land sowed 1t OH the hen-nest grass on the 18th of
June and planted the tobacco on the 18th. The to-
bacco grew off slowly, but continued green
through the entire drought, which lasted until the
25th of September, and when I cut the tobacco |
found 1t fully equal TO that raised on rich land
with the same amount OF bought fertilizers be-
sides farm-pen and stable manure. sowed the
land In Woodfn wheat (Which Is u late kind OF
wheat) on the 23d October, and 1t Is looking We'll,
and bids fair to make 4 fine crop.
livery respectfully,
m 1n-1u, .-..'.-r 'sJOHN WISGO.'' .
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We will also offer. at the same time and place,
another TRACT OF LAND belonging to and Sc
parai ed from the above by lane. containing F1F-
TEEN AND A HALF ACRES (l5A), in u high
state of improvement, with fine young and pro-
ductIve orchard Of choice fruit trees.
TERMS One. third cash the balance In four,
eight and twelve months, tor negotiable notes, In
terest added, and secured by deed oftrust.
RICHARDSON q CO.,
my 4-tds Auctioneers.
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SALE.

The ENGINE, BOILER and BETTING,
STONE MILF, BARK MILL, IRON MILL,
SHAFTfNG and BETTING, &C., belonging to
the bark mill OF Miller & Co., will be sold on
SATURDAY at l: O'Clock, at the wharf In Pc
tersburg.
my list JOHN LYON, Trustee.
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4 ARGE SALE OF ThOfGh4I ~
i 1.-THE TOWN OF CLARKSY1LLE:l-Byv VIZ
the OF authority vested In me By the
of r. D. Turner deceased, shall otter Tor sac ~
uubIic auction, In the town OF Clarksvile on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF May, 1870. Inc I .i-
lowing property belonging to the estate Oh Tue
sa ALA aIa BUILDING known as The UPPER
HOTEL q welI-fiuished and commodious estao-
lisbmenf. with all necessary fixtures, out,houses,
garden, &C., and some acre or more OF iano al
tached. cDocupv
STORE with good out-bouses and garden.
Also, q number OF LOTS situated on virginia
street. scattered from the corner OF virginia ana
Church streets to Captain i. a. Williams's store.
An of these LOTS are well tmpro yed with com
Portable ID w Filings, GARDENS. OUT
HOUSES, &c. They enc brace some OF the most
desirable property In the town. and Include nearly
half OF the buildings on the south side OF Virginia
viii sell on the same day seyeral VACANT
LOTS located In the town and a, SMALL HlECE
OF LA ND living few miles from CIarksVlue.
A. fine opportunity Is here afforded TO partles
wishing to friyesti In this portion Of Virginia.
TFaTs Enough In cash to defray the expenses
of the sale; the balance upon credit OF SIX and
twelve months, bond and approved personal secu-
rity being required OF the IN every cass
paid. 30 ,,r+,,o ~ an
thority vested In the administrator nndes 5ae wni
Of the decedent. Il. n. 5000 49,
ap "a H..o.noy.
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h""S A. 'I LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioneers.

Immediately after the sale of the above.men.
toned property we shall sell LOT fronting %
feeto nm st. james street by le5 feet deep. my 10
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TOBACCO FERTILIZERS.

We offer to planters preparation for
TOBACCO
which contains all the necessary ingredients FOR
making the crop heavy and good. and ut tie same
time enable II to sta nd severe drought.
This fertilizer has been tried on TOBACCO. anG
those who have used 1t are highly pleased with re-
suits.
Planters will find 1t to their interest TO use the
TOBACCO FERTILIZER
prepared by US.
CALICO FERTILIZING COMPANY,
corner Twelfth and Cary streets,
s.... Richmond, Va.
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70 HIGHWAY, N6Y
WILLIAM Q. DUNHAM e
NATIONAL LINE.

NAIlUNAL LINE
ealing iiI ss o tfE leaving a@R
pier ~ North river every Saturday:
FRANCE, QUEEN, HELYETIA.
ENGLAND, Virginia, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 300 and 875, currency.
Storage passage, $50, currency.
Storage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
S37, In currency.
serdam. and HaYre, as. in currency.
For further particulars, apply at the ofhcec OF
the company, SO Broadway, +. W. ]. HURST.
Manager. or TO .ss
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND >&Hek
LONDONDERRY. EE&&
THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favorite Clyde-bult passenger steamers arc In.
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 90. North river, at12 O'Clock d. 49,
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
Cabins to Liverpool GLASGOW, or Derry, 800 and
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months, sisa.
Storage to Glasgow or Derry, 800; intermediate,
Gas. So - $50. hi
Prepaid certificates from these ports, Ss7,
Passengers bookedto and from Hamburg, Hsyre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, at very low rates.
Drafta issued payable at any bank In Crest Bril-
tain. .,t. 81 3-.r.-
For further Information apply at the coiupany's
Offices, No. Bowling Green, New York, 70 HEN
DERSON BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM b co, Agents
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VNHANN'S RAW-BONE SUPER
w PHOSPHATE, now In the twelfth year of Its
successful uae, Is recommended with confidence as
the very best we are acquainted with. 1t Is made
RHW.BoNE, GUANO, sULPHURIC ACID,
.'0I POTASH, AND SODA,
all subjected to chemical analysis before being
purchased and dissolved by the most approved
chemical processes. 1t is warranted free from
adulteration, and the standard OF quality 10 guar
anteed. ALL!SON q ADDASoN.
General Agents for the Manufacturing.
~. 800 Richmond Va.
ali applicants. ap5
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT FRAN

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT FRAME
4 TENEMENT AND LOT, ON THE NORTH
ROE AND BELyIDERE, AT .AUCTIoN:-By
Virtue Of deed of trust executed by Z. A. Plea
SAINTS, bearing date on the 25th day OF September,
1858, of record in Richmond Hastings Court to
me as trustee, to secure the payment OF two ccr-
tain negotiable notes therein mentloned, VIII dll
WEDNESDAY the 18th DAY of May, 1870, at 5
O'Clock P. NJ, the REAL ESTATE In said deed
described-to w.t. all that PIECE OR PARCEL
thereon, lying and being in the city of Richmond,
fronting on the north slide of Cary street between
Monroe and Bclvldere Is feet, and running back
l5s feet to an alley.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses of
sale, the of 6Sd3 .33. with interest from the
25th of March 1862 and the sum $3.50 with 1nte-
rest from the 25th Of September, 1862 and the resi-
due upon such terms as may be liked on the gay Oh
sale. Taxes for 1870 to be paid BY the purchaser.
NV GEORGE TIMB ERLAKE, Trustee.
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FOB LIVERPOOL AND >4GsA

FOB LIVERPOOL AID >fGsA
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS SAfEfNu
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY, :
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
GATES OF PAssAGEBY THESATuRpAY CLEANER:
First Co6tn, Payable IN Gold.
Liverpool or Queenstown. $lo0 %
Storage, Payable In Currency, n i:
Liverpool or Queenstown @ %
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX
LIVERPOOL or Queenstown tgold). ....,....,S so 20
Halifax (goldl 20 CO
st. Johns, N. r., by branch steamer (God). 10 10
Stse1tdge, Payable In Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown, 30 %
~ W
st. JOINTS, n. F., by branch steamer. 30 %
Tickets sold to ana from England, Ireignd, and
the Continent at moderate Fates.
For further informant appy OF tbs Company's
cfdccs. JOHN G. DALE, Ascent,
ID broadway, New York; or to
WILLIAM q. lIfNHAM q Co. AEnuta,
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GROCERIES, &e.

TRESH GOODS.
FINE GREEN and BLACK TEA,
FRESH CRACKERS,
FAMILY ROE HERRlNGS.
MONITOR and PEA CHBLoW PoIa-
CONDENSED MILK,
CANNED GOODS,
PTRE IIoUORs FOR MEDICAL USE,
WILLIAM H. TATUh,
myle sos Broad street.
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advised to tell Prussia to make the most reasonable
demands, else war outrance will be the only
result.
Tie gazette de France speaks to the same effect;
and the Union has confidence in the present move
Of England.
1t is reported here to-day. In explanation Of the
visit Of Gen. Boyer to tie King Of Prussia, that
offers OF peace we're made TO Marshal Bazaine, and
he was invited to send en- cmissary to Versailles.
People In Official circles here dwell on tue crcum-
stance that the present move Of England follows
close uron the circular in which NJ. Bismarck af
icct' such concern lest the rarsans may suffer the
Eorrcts Uf fan inc; ard they declare that
FRANCE NUr ACT WIN COURAGE
aud tc',ru irat'cn nov she lst accept no huril-
ling condition Some apprehension Is expressed
by persons connected with the Government here
that rars will refuse any reace, the terms OF which
do not proyite for the withdrawal OF all the Prus-
sians from Fr,uce.
Orleans is now occupied by 100 Prussians, with
co pieces Of oriillery. The enemy have made fresh
rtquisitions on the city. The Government carefully
avoids giving information Of the French forces on the
Loire but 1t NAV be stated that they are in notion
aud The result will soon be known.
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AFTER TIE HURRICfyE.
The Ocean strcwcd with the Debris Of
Wrecked vcsscis-Thc Effects OF ihe Storm
Along the Coast.

The Ocean strcwcd with the Debris Of
Wrecked ycsscis-Thc Effects OF The storm
Along the Const.
The disasters AT sea caused by the late fearful
storms are dreadful to contemplate The crowninr
calamity was the wteckng oftl Cambria,by wi ich
nearly two hundred persons we're lost The steam.
er Alex. Potion, from Port au Prince for Boston,
sprang leak on the 18th, and was abandoned By
her officers and crew.
The steamer Sapphire. from Livcrpooi for Havana,
went ashore Macumba Kew, Fla, ana Ia n total
wreck All hands were saved. The brig Antila,
from Philadelphia for DubIn was aba ndoned at se,
dismasted. Her captain and nine mon were rescued
by the bri; Maria. Tie schooner Valeril, OF Baltl.
more, was lost on the Cuban coast. Her crew wa,
saved
Among the vessels that suffered from the violcnc,
o'the hurricanes were the ships Coron'nlel unI
Ocean Empress, Of Boston; brig W ID. An
diews, Of New York. and other smaller craft Tho
scrooncr Sea serpent with a cargo Of limo fir Bps-
ton, was run on the fats at BootIbly anI dcstroy-
ed by FIRE.
A telegram rom Norfolk. VI says that tho
steamship Key West, from New York tor Charleston,
Is ashore twenty miles north OF Cape IIattrIs s o
j. n hopeless condition, hut her crew Il slrc.
Tho loss o. the lrig Mary A. Chase, OF Portland,
dafi the late hur.icinc T. conGrmcl. The brio
Cat nnue, Cartain Muldcr. arrived at this mort
Ne ter ,ay, In 80 days from Minatl,n, Mexico hny.
inc Ind rourh We thcr AMI head winds the euiira
nihama T-''rds saw shin comtIaieIy disraSirJ IN,
toW oi Fnr'''r srin, hut t~nld not ascertain the
name q ,ilor vessel. The Cathatine passei a
great quantity Of Havana SUGAR boxes ana narIs ~
IT, All Nlong the Florida coast the sea was stre-r1
with merchandise and debris Of wrecks.
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LNGLISH DISPATCHES.
Rumors OF Pcacc stiii Prevalent Conditions
of Bnzninc's Proposed surrender.


LONDON, Oct. 24-The German army now in
yostins Paris have appropriated one days pay to
the fund for the relief Of tie sick and wounded
The amount thus collected aggregates about half n
miiion tLalcrs. II Is asserted vaguely that the
French have captured add taken into tho port OF
Duuklrk three large German steamers. 1, Is s4id
there Ia no evidence In existence Of Napol,on's
having accumulated a vast private fortune.
The correspondent OF the London Standard to.
day notes the caEcrncss OF Count Won bismarck to
obrge tie American officers, the ambulance corps.
and the people Of Ito United States while totally in
different to anything Eugli.h. The 7degruh is
confident that the proroscd French loau will be
eagerly taken here. 1t is intimated that Russia, not
joining England, Austria, and Italy in the effort to
bring about reace is acting independently, but encr-
geticlliy in the same direction. NJ. Raimbeau, who
saved the Cars life WHEN attempt was made TO
assassinate him by Berezowski In Paris. the 9th
OF June 1sG7 has just gone from Wilhemsh6he to
st. Petersburg on q secret mission from tie Enpe-
ror Napoleon.
NJ. Miranda, the editor Of the Paris Gduiois has
teen arrested near Versailles by the Prussians. The
deserers from Metz numerous that the Prus-
sian commander before that city has been compelled
TO issue orders declining TO admit them within the
Prussinn lines. The Tines this morning in an edi.
torial praises the courage displayed by the Prussan
peloIe MOHt uu On Slle INST
II is said that the basis OF peace likely TO be accepted
by the Prussian Government Is the remuneration cf
territorial spoliaton from France receiving Lux
embourg 1t is reported further. that
sAyE-coNDucr HAs BEEN ASKED
for NJ Theirs to enter Paris, in order to obtain the
aoquescence Of the Government.
The London Times OF this morning says: Ba.
zane. when offering to surrender, demanded for
himself 4 position which would probably have en-.
abed hin to take prominent part in Il restoration
OF order in France after the conclusion OF peace"
Gen. Boyer, on leaving Versailles, went TO Luxem.
tourg to getlHaimbeau, who had previously been to
at. Petersburg, TO GO as an envoy to Napoleon at
Wnheimshohe.
AT Luxembourg permanent committee has been
constituted to defend the neutrality OF the duchy.
The population Is Indignant at the disposition OF the
Tours Government to ceds the duchy to Prussia
instead Of Lorraine.
There are rumors here that conditions Of peace
have been arranged between Marshal Bazaine and
King william, BY which 1t is STIPULATED that the
Emtrcss Eugtnie, who has given her consent shall
90 10 Versailles and sign treaty Is the rcprts cnta
tive OF the only Government recognized " Prussia.
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TIM LEE MEMORTAA MEETING.
The Han Of Cooper Institute Crowded to do
Reverence TO Dead Hero-Eulogy on
Gen. Il obert ". Lee.


Reverence TO Dead Hero-EuIogy on
Gen. Robert ". Lee.
Every sea, in the large hall Of the Cooper ln-
sttu,e was nled last iirh, on the occasion of the
Lee memorial meeting The vast majority present
were either those who resided in the South during
the war, or southerners temporarily sojourning in
New York. Many hobblcl In on crutches. and the
numerous empty sleeves told too rainly OF the
presence OF batlescarred veterans OF the Army Of
Northern Virginia. Ladies' were also very numer.
Gus In tie audience, and many Of them were dressed
in deep mourning Tie Seventh Regiment Band
under the personal leadership OF Grafulia was sta.
toned the right Of the platform, md plaved
solemn drGes while the ushers were seating tho
audience
Amer prayer by the Rev Dr Carter, the lion
John 4. Ward. the President of the meeting oroncd
the proceedings viii tou.iinr culocv on the Ch-s.
In tie hour ~ defeat and hDrW tior that HE -oi.
ciers most ndorcd him Mr. Ward qro,ed Gen
Ices answer 20 one OF his stat WHO had amen ell
20 his su2c'ior rs 10 whit cou 80 lie s'ou'd take
HnNs ;a- Surfrrdor The General ienlied, " II would
be sraSSc inNeed II human virtue wcrt not II least
equal TO icmau calaritv These vords said Nr
Ward. rave tho ~ note TO Roller; T. Lees charac-
ter The great feature NJ his he was lie devotion
Tie VS. soldier. rf'ro'unce' ..rlause GoNlness
was he chic attribute II his ,ts tncss. The day
was iist aprroachn, when li' il''..'rious name
voull lie c.awcl no, by Sc iion, but rs the hcri.
tarc Of vhcie pcor'c
Gen Imboden introduced several reso,uton,
Which wore unanimously 1lon'e 81.
y. A IIoyt, ESQ, Nice-prts'eNt Of the New York
Gold Room. = next irtrolucci. lie delivered u
polished amt e'e9nn' orl'ioo aud at once won his
wav tn the hearts Of MS hc rcrs
TIE au liencc aprau cd every sentiment IN aug.
animosi'ies and tie heart turliugs ensenderod hy
the late war.
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FLoRtYcr Oct. 23.-The Qpinioa' referring TO
the proposed armstlce, says tie French will doubt
less agree, as preliminary 10 peace, to dlsmantle
tAe fortresses OF strasbourg and Me,z, and TO pay
an indemnity OF $4,000 600. but Prussia insisted on
the cession OF Alsace and Lorraine.
Several English noblemon have arrived IN this
city from Rome, which place they left on Saturday
to urge upon the Italian Government the settlemcn,
OF the guarantees relative to the Independence Of
the Pope The rumors Of Ministerial disagreement.
here are utterly unfoundel. Slsnor Blsnc the
Secretary in the Foreign ofsce has been appointed
Italian Minister to Spain. Tie Italian Government
continues the Papal impost on tobacco. Photlades
Bey, the Turkish Envoy. has lrriyed at Florelce.
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The Athietics and Mutuais NJ Philadelphia
THO FinesI Gnme of The Scnson.

PHILADELPuIA, Oct 24.-This afternoon 4, 900
PERSONS witnessed the game OF base oall between
the Athletics, OF Philadelphia, and the Nu;uals o.
Sew YORK. 1t proved to be one of the finest game.
t's season. II was well contested Throughout, sud
tie greatest excitement was mau.f, sted particularly
IN the ninth inning.
At the end OF the fourth innings the Athletics hal
made three runs and the Muuals nothing in the
fifth inning, however, the latter club by br lliant
display OF batting secured seven snns. skunking
their opponents. At the end Of the seventh inning
the result was to 4 In favor OF the Nutual- In
lbe eighth inning the Athletics whtewashei the
visitors and secured three runs themselves, nmii
great excitement. The score then stood TO IA
uyOr Of the Muuals.
Ia tie ninth inning by good batting the Mutuals
'ddcd tour rurs 10 their score, NAL ing tie total ~,
which required the Athletics TO axe five 10 ne ard
TX to win The spectators felt sure that this couli
ro be a,coo pished, but thcy we're TO witness some
"i finest batting ui the season r.. cI, Mcbride,
md Na'anc each took first by small hits The tlree
mcn we've on t.e bases wien Islcr went to the la',
ana hy a nue Mt 10 centre field scCured lis Gfsf,
ending In Reach and NoEIile. SeHscn.
81 Her secured lis l.st base. driving fis-
Dr 70 SECOND, AMI Malone coming in on
20 i'ul ia.l. lorr, who had ithus far been
uu .'ura'c A. the Mt, hYa curtci TO let Gell. So
cured t"ud b.sa, scatIus home sender cr. The
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