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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-John l..
Delauo has been appointed Chief
Clerk of the Interior DEPARTMENT
rice Colonel Metcalf resigned.
The following appointments were
made by the President t1 day: Chas.
Tradel, of New York, Indiao Agent
al New Mexico; Levi Wenich, Post
master az Tif6n, Ohio
Secretary Boutwell, made the fol-
lowing appointments o-day: A. H..
Rickets and II Goverstreet. Store
keepers for the State of Kentucky /;
J. L. Patterson, w Eastman, Sam
mel Brooks, w. FL. Wicant and III. II .
White, Assistant Assessors for the
Seventeenth District Of Ohio; j. q.
Baxter, L. NJ. Scribner. G. L. Letter
and W. A. Rogers, to be Assistant
/ Assessors for the Eighth District Of
4 Ohio; George Staller. Il. K. Wood
son, Charles Alexander, j. L.Smylee,
/ r. r. Yates, Richard j. Brown and
4 John g. Blair, Assistant Assessors
for the Seventh District of Kentucky
The expenditures of the government
for October we're: Civil and Miseel
laneous S50l ,S23, ,631; War $499, ,354,
/ l58: Navy $3.50 482. .633; Indian anC
Pensions S18S !, l42 1853; Total 81 1879,
S02,775.
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the votes, and it was important that
one entitled to vote should net be
prevented by any one not entitled to
vote. Congress had power to judge Of
! the qualifications Of its own members.
and decide on the matter after an in
vestigation in which the evidence and
the vote cast would be presented
Gould it then be possible that Con-
gress had no power to take cogniZance
of and pass laws IL relation to the
registration which is a part Of the
evidence By which the election Of its
members isl sustained2 He thought
not. The Judge then decided that
the law was valid and constitutional,
and also the motion 10 quash the in
dictment againt Terrence Quinn, in
whose defence the argument was
raised but could not be sustained, as
it was sufficient for the District Attor-
ney 10 define the offence Of registra-
ton in language Of the State law
which was all that WIS rL-
0uired in the case, Of man
10 custody. the indictment should
be sustained ard the demurrer
overruled. When Judge Woodraff
had announced his decision; District
Attorney Davis, arose and moved that
judgment be now passed upon the
prisoner, Ia accordance with the no
tice be had given the counsel for the
defence, when they fled their de-
murrer, and he had not the slightest
doubt If the guilt of tho accused he
would never press this his undeniable
right, but he had nncontroyertable
proof that the prisoner had registered
IN more places than one, and more
over, he had the record Of his comic
ton and impriso ment for felinous
offence, by which be Wss deprived Of
the right to vote in any State Of the
UnioD; he felt his dGty was to press
for judgment according to the Statue.
Judge Woodruff-Does the counsel
for tho defence desirs to be heard?
Mr.. S.oUghton-It is no doubt
within the jurisdiction Of the
Court to pass judgment when a de-
murTer has been taken TO an indiet.
ment for misdemeanor. and that the
dem urrer would have been overruled,
but it is contrary to the practice OF
all District Attorneys aud all Counts
Caleb Oushiog pressed for the sen
tsnce IN view Of the record of the
prisoners conviction for felony.
Stoughton protested against the
prisoners being sentenced with IN
seemly haste. merely because ne had
been once before convicted.
Judge Blatchford said it was part
of the Indictment, aud must be justly
referred TO as reason why the SEN
tence should be passed.
Judge Woodruff decided, that as
there does not seem to be any defence
beyond the able argument as to the
eonstitutionality of the statute Of Con-
gress, he would proceed with the gen
eral rule in cases where a demurrer
has been oyerruled, and proceed to
pass jadg
Stoughton declared that he had not
time to examine the facts Of the case
which was to make up a defence.
Judge Woodruff therefore suspend
ed the sentence until to morrow, to
give the counsel time to show why the
sentence under the statute should be
mitigated in the present case.
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The Province of Jura Is now free from
the presence of PfussiaL 8, who are going
nortnWard, and closely followed by the
The loss of Dion was due to the tardy
arrival OF artillery.
II is reported that Thiers refused to 90 to
Versailles, Insisting on visiting Paris first.
ana afterwards returning to the Prussisn
headquarters.
Esquiros mas rendered his resignation Of
the command or Marseiliess which the
Government here has accepted.
extraordinary ruIaors continue TO cir
culate here concerning the capItulAfton OF
Metz
Nothing ohlcist has bean received from
the Army OF the Loire.
TOuRs, Noyem her 2, eveninc.-Addresse S
to the q Bvernment. aeD anding sneFEetic
precaution, are continuing o come in
from all parts OF he country.
At Mslseilles. Delepert, the Mayor gave
ia his resignation in order to be tree 20 en-
list in the ranks, and he declares that wO-
men may wei call towards. now. all able
bodied men who DO not join he army.
AlphoDso CANT has been appointed aG-
ministrator Of the Governmsnt at Mar
settles, IN place of Esqu1Tos.
The M0TsfguF acknowledge the receipt
bY Gam BETA OF sum of money from the
French residents Of san Francisco.
Adylce5 from Paris of the 29th inst, ara
that three hundred breech IOaGia cannon
have been constructed and presented 10
the government by private ciVizens-
The Mositestr OF Paris notices as a proof
OF the humanity of the French, the fact
that the Prussian wounded who died in
the FEelcn ambulance hospitals. were
followed to their graves by the French
soldiers.
the sum already paid OF The National
Loan, has already amounted TO over s0.-
000 CO. frs ncs.
Tue publication of tbs Journal ORcieE
Will be suspended, and an Official bulaetin
issued instead.
a corps of artillery has been organized at
Paris, which will be armed with miErail-
lenses raised by Subscription and pre-
sented TO the government.
Paris newspapers ara filed with details
of the enrolment OF volunteers from the
National Guards for active service. A
platform was built on the Pace On Pan
theou, On which was placed the motto,
'ClGIzeas, the country Is in danger" L n
der this were answerab.e the dates 1872
and 1870. Drums beat the charge, and as
the crowd fell back TO the rear the can
nOneding beyond the walls could be heard.
The Mayor delivered a patriotic address,
at the close Of which thousands pI essed
forward to enroll their NJ mes. The Six
tee2th battalion of the National Guard
volunteered en masse. The boys in school
over sixteen dIill daily. 1t is claimed
such u formidable system OF defense by
barricade has been organized that 1t Will
be impossible to take Paris by assault.
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much suffering among the people in Paris
on account Of the short allowance of flesh
want OF proper fodder was severe Ar
sickness IS rapidly increasing, and is
taking an epidemic form.
Mr.. Kane reports that among those re-
naming IN Paris are Durand. Of Chicago: :
Sheppard, of Cincinnati: VIM. B. Bowles
and wife, and nd aiE; Dreeier. q partner OF
with the largest party. They are expected
tomorrow.
lCable Special to the World
LONDON, November "A special letter
was received from Paris on the 25th uIt..
stating that the following skfrmishes on
the northern and eastern fronts OF the
city resulted IN decided advantages for the
French
been named Boulevard Voltaire and the
statue of the Prince has been replaced bv
that OF Noitaire.
The stock exchange brokers have sivan
Trocha thirty thousand francs TO purchase
CnvfIlfer wss killed at the batt,a af
RaeiI, and lie Pcnz and Nibert, painters,
were wounded. The French mad 80 cs n
non atthe battle Ct Cheyi'ly. and % Al
that OF Ruell
fspecial 10 the WorId.l
LONDON, Nov. GA teles-cm from Yer
SaiIIes furnishes details OF The prspara-
tions made by the Prussians for an attack
on the forts around Paris, which are SIS
follows:
eighty guns mounted on field carriages,
auc not on platforms behind their earth
works. These carriages have an elevation
OF an angle OF forty five degrees. Some OF
thes9 guns throw seventy pound shells,
while many others throw Twelve pound
pTcjectf1ss- They have besides two NOR
lars throwing two hundred porlnd ehaIis
The range of the batteries at ct, Cloud
BangeraA and Garches is from three tOdve
ktIometers, and can reael as far as the
west and southwest curtains Of Mount
Nalarten- TIE range OF those at Gendon,
the Bois de bencCn, and CIemart, is from
four to five ktICmeters, and viii reach
Forts ISsy, Fanores aad Montrange. The e
are no German troops IN the penipsula OF
GeneYillfers, which rs wholly occupied nv
the French, who have mpieted their
rong works at COurberyes, COlonb bes an
Genevtiiiers, by sniling the gap hetw "a
Mon Vaierien and 81. Denis.
Ah5 H. Arrest German works to these posts
R-e at Hannelles, Chalon. Carrienes and
st. Denis, between M0nt Va g IN and Isev
The French are completely armed, and
ere occupying five new strong works, at
Malem0tTe. Beilancourt, Point du Jour
and Moleneux.
All the Frens posts are arme with 6I<,
II, and l01S-1nch guns. ranging Iom 925
to 1900 yards, and Ihtowing from 70 to l00-
pound shells.
The Prussian batteries at Clemart and
Mendou are subj ct to to double liue of
fire from the French forts. The range and
weight Of the French guns are greater
than those of any batteries the PTussians
have yet planted.
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To Enjoy Life's Blessings, We
must have Health,

II is a stubb IN fact that every human
being is more or less predisposed to dis
ease and ~ the Spring the exciting cauAes
OF dts eases ara numerous and actve, ana
TO counter8ct the ba eful Influences which
sometimes tell with fearful effecs upon
our system at this period of tue year a
certain and agreeable remedy Is fu, nIs ie1
by DR.. 8. g. Hartman q Co, of Lancas :
and PlttSbuFg, Fa- It is that noted and
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BER'S HERB BITTERS-a Iife-givlng pre-
paIation, and IN universal use. 1t l. the
best blood puiiner now before the publici
IT tnvigorates, TenoVates, and G. eanEes the
life current within rs; corrects all the
irregularities OF the system imparts fresh
yigor 70 the corstitUtioa; and produces
perfect health and fine spirits where % ?
Is general debility aud nervousness. EV.
erybody ought 20 use IL In the Spring and
summer, a. It VIII be found . reliable pro-
lection tinst disease aud promoter OF
happiness. 1t
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Rlver DtepafcIles.

PITTsBURG, Nov 2-Weather cloudy.
ary.
PITrsBUR7. Nov. a.-Weather Gear ana
pleasant. .HononGanela 6 feet iuches
and falling. No arrivals. Dsuarted-Brill
for Louisville. Lake Erie Coal yaifev
Alps, Greyhound and Baltic, with $4,000
bushes os coal for Cincinnati and Wilson
and Mary Ann, vita l54 600 bushels, for
Louisville, departed.
CIEcISEATI. November 2.-Rsver feet
inches, and has been slowly rising for
the last twelve uTs. Arrived-Ozark.
from wheeling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
LoUIsy LIE, November "a rrlved-Ca-
melia, from Tennessee River: Pink
Varole, from Memphis. DepaTtod-Edln
len inches with % Inches Ia lha cnnie.
and 55S feet on Portland Bar. Weather
clear and pleasant
CAIRO, November 2-PoFt List-Umpire,
Nashville PACKER, A NJ: Pauline Carroll,
Cairo 10 New Orleans, >: Glasgow, White
River 10 Louisville. 4: HpbicoD. VIcksbuTe
10 81. Louis, II; Belle Memphis, Mem pnis
10 81. louis. II; Charleston, Cairo to ~.
Louis, Il; Sallie, Arkansas River 70 81.
Louie. P u. : r. J. Lockwood. 81. Louis tC5
White River, 2; Belle of Alton, 81. Louis o
New Orleans Julia, 81: Louis to Weeks
surg. Z: Norman, Memphis TO Evansville
s. River fell 8 inches. Weather clear
Mercury es-.
ST. LoCLs, November 2-Arrfved-Jokn.
son, from Keoknk; Moilie MePike and
from Memphis; Susie Silver, from New
Orleans. Departed = Omaha, City OF
Nicksburg, Wicks and Richmond, for New
OrIeans: Moilie McPike, for st Paul:
johnson, for keOkuK; Grand Tower, for
Memphis Dance, for Sioux Cisy. hiveF
rose feet last night and continued
swelling all day. The rise was sudden,
and several fright piles were submerged
and eonsiderabl ds mage done. Weather
clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, November IA meeting o.
steamboatmen was held today 10 consider
measures to pEOenre reduction OF wharf.
age, the rates of W fch have long been re-
garded as exhOrbii ant. A committee
was appointed 10 draft q petition 10 the
City Council on the subject.
Ghs members OF the Merchants Xxx
change voted yesterday aud to-day over
10 TO move from the present Exchange
building, aud obtain a more eligible ioca-
tton and b=ttsT quarters.
MEMPHls, November Weather clear
Mercury ~. River declined. DEPARTED
NJ sgenta. TO New Orleans; Dardanelle I'm.
porter and Utah, to Arkansas River: k G.
Gray To Lou Sviile; Com wealth, City
OF Alton and Arthur, to 81. Louis
NASHVILLE, November 2.-RIver station
ary with feet on Harpeth shoals. Wealth.
er fair and pleasant. Departed-Fobe
Hurt, 10 Cairo.
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Proceedings or the U. s. Supreme
,.OnPt In New YORK IL the ase OF
Terienc Quinn for Illegal Reg
IstFaGIOa.

Proceedings or tue u. ,. supreme
.OnPt In New York II the tase Of
Terience Quinn for Illegal Reg
IstFatiOa.
New YoRK, November ? There
was an immense concCurse 10 the u.
s. Court room this morning awaiting
the decision of judges Woodruff and
BIatchfOrd on ths points presented
Yesterday by Stoughtcn and Curtis.
involving the constitutionality of the
new election law. Among those pres
ent were the leading members of the
har, a large force of politicians, Il e
Deputy Marshal aud private citizen.
A. a quarter past eleven o'clock the
Judges took their seats on the bench.
when the court was formally opened.
Hon. Caleb Gushing was sworn in
as Assistant District Attorney, and
Judge Woodruff then gave the
decision of the court that the
law vas constitutional He said
that after having considered
the Arguments presented by the ooun-
sci TOR tho defense, the reflections OF
the court led them to the opioi0n that
/ the act of Congress of May lst, 1870,
/ in relation to elections. is no lnfrlDge-
ment upon the rights of voters, and
does not embody any attempt to pre-.
scribe to the State Of New York, or
TO any other State, the conditions of
the right of suffra se. The views ol
the court upou this poiat we're sus-
tanned by the second aection of the
Constitution Of the United States
Section four Of the Constitution also
snstains those views. 1t prescribel
7 that elections shall be controlled by
legislatures, but that Congress shall
EXERCISE supervision over them; and
tho+ section does not conflict witt
the act of May 1st, 1870. The vaTiou
debates on the convention wer'
called to the Constitution OF the Uol
ted States before 1t was adopted, e
which the counsel referred, and to
decision was that the instrument
that time showed that the trainers
that Instrument did not lose sight G
the great fact that q popular vol
, should be the only true and legal ex
ponent OF public opinion; the right
of the Government kept intact, TO
purposes of self-preservation, an
10 be used at any time. 1t would
found by reference to the discu.
sions 90 the Con:titution, that th
r general Government might possibl
}, not receive the support it needle
: from the States, and TO prevent tb
a action it was adopted. 1t was COZ
2 ceded to be within the constitution
a grant Of power 10 Congress, that Co
gress had power TO make such regui
iicns; that al electors shall ca
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HARDWA ARE.
NOTICES!
CARPENTERS, CABINET G.
CHAIR MAKERS.
LOOK At THESE PRI ES.

GENUINE DISSTON'S 26
IN. HAND SAWS, $1.0O
G. EN- UINE SPEAR g.
JACKSON 20 IN. HAND
SAWS, $1.0O
GEN me SPEAR &
JACKSON % IN. RIP
PING SAWS, $2.25
Ohio TOOG Go. Planes
SINGLE SMOOTH, so
DOUBLE Do rs
SINGLE JACK, rs
DOUBLE JACK, 80
All Othsr Planes in proportion.
Butcher Saw Files, 3 inch,
3 1-2 inch, 4 aud 4 1-2 in.
Is cents each.
Bradbury's SpOkeshaVes, 2
inch 45o: z 1-2 inch 55c;
3 inch Csc.
We offer all our HARDW ARE to
Cash Buyers
AZ Extraordinary Low Prices.
We have now in stock the VERY BEST
OF SOLID CAST STEEL FRAMING
CHEsELS and AUGUEsS made in the
United states. CaII an5 get bargains
FRED. p. STRAUB 4 CO.,
No. Sc Main Street
sep28 SIGN OF THE BROAD-AGE.
[Demokrat, Courier. and Union copy.I
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Especial 20 the Herald.


90 to Kome about the 18th. Barberini
Palace is now proposed as his residence.
Especial to the HeraId.l
ROME, Nov. 1.-The following conditions
were announced by the italian Govern
ment upon taking possession of Rome:
All political authority of the Pope and
Holy See in italy IS abolished, and VIII
remain SO. The Pope Will. be entirely free
In the exereiss OF the ecclesiastical rights
he now possesses as representative OF
Catholicism, and will enjoy all the hber-
ties which constitute sovereign preT Oga~
tives. He will dispose of and provide for
his court as he has mp 10 the present time.
A territorial immunity Will be accorded
the Holy See SO that, free and 1ndepend-
enE, II may at home aud abroad take care
OF its interests aud exercise the authority
of such. All foreign pfeiates, cardinals
and bishops shall be bodies, and ecclesias-
tieai orders Will epj0y entire immunity,
at the place of resILence OF the supreme
head OF the church, whether summoned
for couT Gil or for any other purpose. The
Holy See will be able to communicate
freely and Ind pendently at home und
abroad with the powers and c.ergy.
The special postal telegraphfc services
will b > placed wholly at It's disposal. The
rep tessutatives OF foreign powers at Holy
see Will enjoy compIets liberty, as ct
cat. e. and eBvoys viii be tTeased like Am-
bassadoTs of Foreign ssoveGigus. The PoT G
and the Church shell e. Joy unlimited lib
erfy of publication at Holy Sees, the place
of residence Of al per- Oual and eOnciIiafOTy
demonstrations. The Pope shall have full
liberty To travel at all times in and out
OF the country.
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RET.GTHM

BRUssELs, Nov. 2.-Ttaly has been for
rnally poiifIed that Austria VIII not inter-
fere In The Roman question. It suggests,
however, that a conference of the PO- S
be as s ed to adjust the guarantees which
italy shall off9r tn the Pope
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PRuSSIA.


BERLIN, Nov !, Evening.-The delay Ia
the occupation OF Me- has given rise 10
oisQutettng rumofs. It Ia simply attriD-
utable 10 the extensive preparations nec-
e-sary for the reception and tran-pOrta-
tlon OF prisoners. The ctrituiatlon will
be complied with in every particular.
Baron Beust is buy attempting to bring
together European Congress, which Will
guarantee safety, IndeI Ieudencs and sup
The paItry assertion of Lord Granville,
that the export OF arms aud munitions OF
war TO France was more extensively car
ried on IN AmeriSa than IN EEgiancs
while no protest had bsen addressed
German side with the argument
that foreign gOVernm ents believed that
IL national feeling of the Germans
in America. where they form a large por-
tion or the population and are an in
United states Government 10 prevent, by
all possible means the giving of support
to France which would lead TO increased
sacrifices Of their country men and pro-
long The struggle
Herald Cable.l
sARBRUcK, Oct. 8l.-Metz is already &C.
cupied Dy the PruSslaus. The conduct OF
the inhahitants towards the soldiers Is
town.
Proclaim ations were issued yesterday
and to-day to the Erench soldiers and Inc
haDitants, commanding the soldiers net
EuFrend cred. to do so within 24 haurs or be
arrested and tried ~ martial law. and ex-
to the PrusSian occupation, and not mo-
L 81 u 81 1diers, and fOrbidding the assena-
bling of more than ten persons in the
str ets, promising that the property of
private individuals shall be respect ed 4,
and ordering the Inhabitants to surrender
al arms and ammunition death Is de-
clared as the penalty for any tnfr1ngeme mt
OF these ORDERS. Food of all kinds is be-
ginning 10 arrive.
SAARnRUeK, ov. 2-FouT trains with
prisoners arrived here on Sunday and
Monday.
Seventy thousand prisoners are expected
to pass through Saar-Louis, aud 8 900 are
now en- route TO TTsYes.
Marshal Bazaine, sccom panied by Col
NilIette and eight other officers arrived
here on Monday. and put up at the Hotel
Du Nord.
Prince Murat, With evenly eight French
officers arrived last night, They resumed
their journey curing tee night.
MsTshais CanroDeTt and Lehoef are with
the Emperor.
The PTussians opened fire from their
heavy guns on New Breisach and Eortter
at half past seven this morning.
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Ey0R SALE BILE MAIN
E srRET.T PR9PERTY-That splendid
property known as the Esler property,
S tuated on the west corner OF Main and
Street and I53 feet on SIKH Street. eaid
property 3 offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms. Apply 70
Z. ELLIOTT & son,
Real Estate Agents,
Garner Locust and Third Streets.
ala dEf
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STA TTONTT
NfsTEs PAPER.
F.zs7TEEs PAPER
PENs AID f.. *
All the bate styles, Very gheap,
AT THH
JOURNAL OEFIe5h
NEXT TO POsT-oFFIUE.
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saIe of Forfeited cigars.

mw0TECE Is MEREBY GIVEN THAT
N on MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1870
~ G,t o'clock A M win sell a. pubic auc-
ZION at my oflice, corner OF Main and
9bird streets, Evansyllle, Indiana eleven
ftTt boxes Of Cigars, seized as the property
- smtth 4 Horst, and eighty te0l boxes OF
~yl~arg seized as tue property OF Nllliann
- ses.fs, - n JA MES e. VEATCH,
goII'r OF Int Rev. lst Dist. Of Indiana.
,arfn- Std
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ITALY.

FLoKENcE, Nov. 2.-King vic4or Eman-
uei is expect cd here this evening. He will
go to Kome about the 18th. Barberini
Palace is now proposed az his residence,
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Anderson Sheppard, an old hunter,
aixfy-nve yesrs OF sge, was attacked on
In Southeast Missouri, by three meu In
another boat. The nrst shot broke khep-
hardss rfgut arm, but n e m tnaged with MS
left hand aud teeth to load and fire until
he had KILLED all three OF his ass atlantis,
receiving himself, seven different wounds.
eia lyIng Ia a very cgitlcaI condition.