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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oct 2a-Ine news o: the surrender Of
azatnc and tht. cap:tulatton Of Metz. teie8raphed
b. Queen Augusta from her chateau 1t Nombutx.
In m oftclal despatch az recel7ed from @he
King, cfeAted the Ntldett excitement. Il Fa
Immediately bu1IetiDed publicly from the ba1cn.
niea Of The Min!sterB OF Interior and War. Great
c1oxds- rapidly swelling to enofmous proportions,
surrounded the ministries. cheering anu ruak3nx
most e1rbetaut demonstrations Of 10y and de-
light. The residences Of prominent oc1c1Als were
sesenaded and beslepetl by eager crowds, aud
the occupants forced to appear and address
them. In the evening proceshona Of Immense
length, headed bT bands Of music, paraded tho
STREETS With banners and 11ambeAux, and the
principal equareE, particularly the avenue Inter
der L.aiea, were packed With people singing and
cheering.
31CS1CH, Oct 9s,-Thcre were great re}olcires
herr, yesterday, oyer tho announcement t~le-
grxrhed from Versailles that Dazttne and his eu-
tire army had Surrendered 10 Prince Freder1tE
Charles The royal palace wAs sercnaded. and
the s1atue OF Barat1s wrcathed with gsr1anda-
At Stottgar.1t and Cagtaruhe The excitement
VIA tremendous.
R1R1Is, oct. es- The correspondence aars the
heaHh Of the Emperor Napoleon requires : InIlaer
climate. 1t ts possible that eaF3s next m1utn he
rury change Wtthe!mshohe for Elba.
I'ERtIS, Uct. es-The AnzeiyT Says Germany,
rcfain!ng Metz, has the strongest point on the
line o. the Mosel1c, mad rnust keen It.
King Wtllian has communicated tn General
Won Falkenstetn his decree for the removal Of all
obstacles In the xay OF Independent voting, and
ioEbidA the enforcement Of penalties for holding
public meetings. He also ORDERS him to release
prisoners already arrested for violating such
awa.
, 1870-10-29

LoxDoN, Oct a3.-coosol., 4st; Eres, 1sA.
5-f0s 81. 894: do d. 81 4 l0-s0a. 81.
LONDON, Oct 3~--EferiEE.-Consoi5, aaH.
. Bonas quitt:: a.. -: IS. saH-
Stocks dul1; Erie. ls4 Illinois Centrai. 1lo4
A,l2nnc Il Crest Western. ~.
FxAN1TnRf, 0cf. ss.-Bonds. 9sas.
L1vEKTooI- Oct ea-Evensnr.lCostn1 sales
far the week. ~, ,o0 h4le4: expoft8v 006=
tatozs, >.o9v: receipts, "a oo9: American f&4est:
STOCK. 3s95peo: American. 900: a1paE,' 100 f1o
American, 67,ooo Market inner; sAes to-d+y:
Manchester nts1ces favorable
Receipts Of wheat for dAya, 70. 900 quAtera, II,
500 American. Cal1iwnsa wheat, MD, lis: red
Western, n Id: new Milwaukee, - %: winter,
los ID. klour, rs I'd. Cnrn. 2sA sd9sos: new,
90 ID Cat, = lid. Pork. 1918 I'd. Bret. Ills,
1tEd. rs. Chee4e. 69a. Cumberland midtle8
o3a "a abort rib midllles, SIS. Rtnned petroleum
ISL Tu,penttne, s9s
LONDON. oct 4s.-Petroleieum, sp1i,s, loxd.
Linsaed 1Ener: oqs 9dtA6os. Sperm oil declining,
It 74s930a. Lnaeed cakes trmer.
, 1870-10-29


Speciai Dtsp~teh 10 Tia Chicago Trihune.
.1Hr CANADIAN usCKrR1
Nxr YoRk. Oct. 3a.-Tall street vas excited
N tsy oTer tho announcement that the District
Attorney had ingdtuted proceedings against the
Canada bAnk7 for vtnaattag the uBury laws. It has
been hscertslned. however, that 30 far the action
Of The Ssase ott,clAis has been con1ncd to taking
legal advice sud the collection ut evidence. and
WHETHER It viii be prezed depeuds On these pre-
umtn2faea The result Of the report wus a gen.
e'A ra5tDg on Of the call loans 1nhde By the lead
Ing CanaotAn banks to borrower, who now fear
that the Courts may attack tne funds IN The bauk,
ana thereby locs up their securities lodged ~ COL
tatcral4
The money market worked FeTJ easy through
ofr TIC DAY at to per cent, and before the
c1ose Of bank hours loak1 we're made II + per
cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The foreign exchange market was weaker On
actual oatioess. from second hands, Prime bant-
efs' a1tJ-dh5 sterling sold ut look, and good
bankefa' Al lta u 1o9k, with sight At 1osk to
10sH.
THE N0v1NBFK INTEREST.
The total amount disbutzed by- the Assistant
Treasurer on account Of the November interest u
<,6so,7e The China, which arrived this After
noon, brought large amount Of couponA
was dnl,, and ranged between 11l.< and NIX, the
latter being the closing quotation 1t right The
fall OF Metz snd apparently approaching close Of
tie var Heakens the narkek
GOVERNMENTS
Tue government bond market WAS d1na.s ~-
e.. = = E1ocKa. ;
The stock market continues depressed, aud the
Indications arc that the large holders have been
a<llets to-day, whether with the view Of making
"a
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m0,h!oR nte broke out In the extensive works
known a. the Croton Glass Works, Of this city,
oa ned by I. johnson. JF., burning The entire
works; also bufulng tour dwellings owned bT the
tame PARTY. The fire Ia supposed 10 have canght
frnM the furnaces belonging to the works. Total
loss. So Go: covered by An tnHusAuce OF $33, 900
The eject Of the nre Ia to throw one hundred
E,en cut OF employment. and Is considered q
serious loas to The city. The WORKS will probably
he rebuilt Immediately.
Sr. Lnr1s, Oct. ,es,-The railroad boarding.
house At B!RtuAfk. On the Iron Mountain Rail
rnad, burned carry :hia morning. The keeper Of
the house, name unknown, burned to death,
and Two other men were hatlly injured. The
house Vas 1ull OF sleeping railroad faborefs and
mnch d!fn: nifty.
sAs FRAKcleco, Oct 2a.-Centrev1l1e, Idaho,
WAS totally burned on the 24th OF October.
, 1870-10-29
OHIO.
opposlt1on Bird &c Meeting In Cincin-
NATL


NAxa.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1a---An Important meeting IN
orpnettlon to the Newport and Cincinnati b11dxe,
a. now cnuattuctslg, Was held to-day by the toint
committee Of the Chamber Of Commerce. Roasd
Of Trade, hn1 CIT Government, ia connection
coal exchange and river interests Of that e:1y.
esrd 10 he Course to bt pursued. 4 despssch
VAS rrad from the Pittsburgh committee y fhiIa-
delphia. In which the LATTER tsA1ea that they had
an tptetytew with Colonel Scott, Of
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad, anu
that the 1ktter thought no
j,cuiy would BE- met tn r1tsinR the bridge thirty
feet II funds could be secured: that the esumAsea
of Tue expense wonld be made, aud thAt he pro-
msed that Cincinnati take enough stock to do
the work. To this. The comInistee repel that the
ufppoetston was imprActtcable and Unsatisfactory
4 rsoluEon waa nnanlrnousiy adoptet, declaring
Il cxped.ent to tmmedistety en}otn the bridge
company from further work on the structure, Ant
requesting the RESPECTIVE constituencies % gran
uptal ansi pecuntzfJ aid TOR legal prosecution.
Etxpstye preparations arc making for \ Stat,
CEpyrntion OF the Yo1uE Mems Christian Assocta
3aoa 70 be held on Friday and SAzurdAy Of ueK
uckf.
, 1870-10-29
Fast EoFn Ru*Rt9&.

E,lstfeld, Mica, toa ss, co7rspc"denes Of tas
C;aefnHati Cba~s<ftAL
Mr. Milton Xolxer4oa. of this place, on :
trdline BET. yesterday. hraked 1s5 buahsls ct
ccrn IL one day. The bet was that he could
huek $50 bus6els in ten ho1rs. 10 worried
nine hours and forty-seven minutes, Aod had
husksd ls5 bushels. He worked on eet :, OF
one dollar. These were aide bets Amonnan8
to over hundred dollars. which pk5a hna =
pee cent, How Is this fol high, Red Stocking
cuxn huAking7 -.
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sry. Of rouute1settpg ii eject; also, II 1t il bet
fe5 TO ptaLt IesR cotton and mofe cereals. and 10
y, It congress: Recommending the IeGtslaturre Of
.tAtea heie represented to make Appropriations
fnf TIM es:ahnahnnen% Of agricultural schools an6
e1pt sAtf the ,1etlIu&1 OF the conXrea4 On The
dta'h Of G+ue1N La. After selecting Selma -
ne next pAte OF meeffnE On the arst Tuesday tn
December, tes1s NE eonyF~ adjourned.
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he allowed to receive daily On.
days supply OF prostEons: fourth, sl1 latitude
Is 70 he gtren throughout trc country 10 psnceet
With the election Of netns~r1 n the Constitute ~,
Assemb'y- 1t il now reported that Austa. hs,
renewed her acttE1sy IN support OF tie Eas,taa
negotiations, and that she Ia warmly backed BY
the Ialtau Government
lntelligcnce has Just reached the Fafe.en Otnce
here mat the German authorities at Ver>4ll1es
hare consented. upon formal demand to th1t
eject, cnucned in diplomatic but decided ht-
gnage Of the Governments Of Crest Britain m
husaa, 70 grant N. Their safe condnet from
Tours through the German lines into Paris. II "
expected that the Interview betwetn Theirs m l
General 1Fochu viii decide the 34te of the utKotle-
uous fo1 m at1nl.tlce,
, 1870-10-29
GREECE

IeSrnS. Oct es.-SsIockE OF earthquake were
tcif, last wrrk, at Athens, simultaneously nth
the appearance OF brilliant aurora.
, 1870-10-29
New York Live stock Market.

SRw ToRE, Oct 2a-Reeres number only s9d
he'd Today. making $3.50 head for The Teek.
II arket cleses strnng at 9kt3l6c for medium Tex
aus up 70 prtme kenlucEy; sales Of 100 medium
Ohio, averaging 100 b., At 13a1sc: 1s1 Virginia
averaging 70 iae, rood. At t481sc: 1871 Kentucky.
,averazr1 10 M. At same price; % Tax2ns. aYer-
aging $50 M, n 5000
Sheep Receipts Of soco, complcttnG $4,000 tor
the week. TheY arc 4 q At last quotations. Sev-
eTal CATS df mean Stsre and I3uiana saerp, sver-
aging e+ea;o -, aoin at Az+4c: car 1ndtaua.
35c: deck Carasia. aye,agtn. 1ct IS, 6tr: =
cars Canada lambs. averaging = ~. 55c: lot H.
daca, Averaging 80 rs. at Sc, With SID State ut
Txr-
iioRs-Reeeipts werc % cars. naklpc q. ooa hcs,i
for the week, Market trm At 10ttaiUt.c 10.
11reS3pt
, 1870-10-29

SEw YoRE, Oct as--The dry RroIs market was
quiet, ani crtt,n gouhS depressed. The following
are tie 1uo&t Important changes to-day: Cones.
toFa premium tara w!le ticks, re.tuce1l frDtE sh'
to 2sc: do :. wh!e, foM SEC 10 ar: do extra ~
vide, fTpu &c to S:c d. J. vida, from Itc to 2lc
DO gold medal, from esc TO 3ic; do T. from 2lG
to lee; do {. A, frntn eoc to iec: to i 4, frnm
t5c to lie: Whit Rack tnstJs from sic to II y
do Black Rock do, ON etc 10 49,: Caameleons
d. troan 2lc to s0c: Roh RaY 10, from l3e TO llc
Hamilton strut naEnels are 1c lawer, town II
Tic, while Anlo.keax 4 do are on &C, from a.c to
99c; brown drills. and b!cached aud unblcachea
Sepfese,: T Pspastel! @ T :. y ,,s,mu seestars ~ ~.
down TO &c; do S-s, a7E': d. 9-s, 3nc: do lc-s
size; do 11.s i2Hc, fem sc. he!nI a'tec!tnc nj
tic: Pocasset canoe, reduced to 1sHc: New
market &, TO 10t; lawfenct X, 10tc; GuIslet
Ridge, SNc
, 1870-10-29

ALBANY, Oct ea.-Beeves opened with but ht-
tie a1i1uatou, few choice butchert0g ia the mar
ket yet, and these Nc hicher than 1n*t week; the
supply IL % carloads short at laAt week. The
hsShGst pEtce realized, SIC, and rom that down
to o4c.
sheep and Lambs Receipts, .hout ano less
than last week. Lanahs IN good demand; sheep
dul1: lambs ac higher, and the latter 1'atc
toxtS. Sheep selling slowly At @<91kc, aud laDbs
at 1@Stc.
HCgs-Fatr receipts: moderate demand for
East and Senth hogs: moving earlier than
uana. and it inferred the supply IN the country
IL l21Re; market FULLY 4@xc au~sf; Michigan
7E8shc, aud Illinois. SA,a9t-
, 1870-10-29
Election OF Delegate to Congress
from E3MK Otne

S1trisl ntrrateh to The Ohteako tt IbuntL
fAEEToS, OFT s6. ria SIoCx CIT. Qc1- eS-At
tho recent election tor Delegate In Dakota, the
vote was 80 closc that the result could not be de-
tcr1ninctl until Fed River w8s heard FROM The
returns received from two PRECINCTS there 1nd1.
cate the election Of Armstrong, Democrat, over
datea, by q majority Of about len BurieiGh Is the
next highest and declares ne intends to contest
on account Of illegal votes IN the river. The RE-
publican vote Is nearly equally dlviiel between
the TWO candidates,
, 1870-10-29

Conflict Rctsyccn the Federal And
Ncw York GttY Authorities over
the Occupancy of n Portion OF CstY
Hall Park for the Purpose OF
Building the General Post Office.
, 1870-10-29

sM FRAkctsoo, Oct. 9s..-The smallpox f9k'
NA u seleu, Oregon. One member OF NE 4&8M-
MH ars1fe Old mi two others ate dAngeronky IL
me People are panic stricken.
r. Lhe tso1tfn< of Oregon hAA vetoed tas Bsa
HnllAdsy Railroad quhEdy ntil
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-T+nn nj ~ff1 osifst Hook Concern.

C1xctxxA11, O., Oct. ss-The Book Commit
I. Of DC Meshodi&t Episcopal Church. appointed
By The late genera! conference has ben
I'D Vii probably bot conclude thelt
business before Tuesday next Though
tho buaine2s Of the committee u generally not en.
Of ne a6st1a Of the Western Book Con
CEN, here and tn ChcaSo, has saown
th1t It Ia IN 4 Tet{ s91tiae1ofy eoaas,
Agent IN New Tosk. charged Win official Mlscoa'
duct, m2lteassnce. neglect Of of1ciA dntJ, "a.
subord1nA:tou to his supefiotA Wxns o. o1Ane9s
quarncanun, md other things. Is UNDERSTOOD
70 be updeT consideration, md That I con
clunoo VM b reached u taIs meeting Of III
, 1870-10-29

Nnvnl Vessels Urdercd to sea"
poe7os. oct. as,-Qrders have been received y
The Nsvy Yard 70 nt for sea with dlspaten t1e
Inon.sora EAssuc, shawnee, and AansUeoaSS' WshrsS
Siasasa, Sabine, California, md three otnes ses'
, 1870-10-29
Great Slaughter OF Cattle ON tho Fort
Nc0tk d Gulf 1tniltoAds

KANSAS c,rr, No, Oct. es.-Two miles south
OF snaWuec, On The Fort Sco.t / GnIf Railroad,
last night, IN extra cattle tr1n coiided with a
Freight train Of tne LII G. RstiIoaa, killing TWO
motive Of the l., 1. + G. wa9 smashed. That 0!
The Fort Scott and Gulf was badly Injured.
, 1870-10-29

NEW York, Oct 2s.-Slr Charles Bright arrived
at Panama On Her Maiestys steamship Festal,
october IL. The steamer Dacta arrived
on the 18th. a reception will he given
at Asp!nwal!. 10 be followed By 4 banquet and
ha!l At TauaUn- The expedition satlel about the
seth Inst
, 1870-10-29

Sxx yoKx o., aMa19na.1n S1H a1nA. ac,,re demand
ar'; hi,tor. - psn j., ~ Hn;snH. n; ~
mnr ~ *rs+,rI. 80 usan. ~ ,Ht sG4H
toWer. rrc+Int1 1s:s, i,,1s. saiea !, ~, ~ s,s.
snrsr1,a & "a ". 1,1 a. sha,.' nss'
MvaStE: Whfre wnrat. 81 4 3sGss: t.n,o 1s a.
4 *. 81 fnnis Il a.Ss K Whrst n fa,r SrmanH
%. 15ss e. 'oTss; ssespt 81; s :, ~ s',es 1f
0 1sa tea ~ Miu a.9oers ~. ss,Ss,;
m a. a.si.n ~ e,,iv - 3,nn mrne nteI e.
fasacs Barley dn.. and nr,ces drnonfnv:
1,s ss!ss .c;;ee aaeso -, q o,. %est* a..,,,.
hm: sales Of 2S,tsy nu m,xe.i st - "a. yeiluH.
sc. 0ais dull. but aneaaneed: receip.3, s,se6
stssec. 0'
t;SEsipsaI1i~. III raInap i. mosrnss tsmsnd md
market stxssIv Suaar IL fsiF sisnsnI anI msIKrt XII
Rico 1ossIokc- Molasses quiet and unchanged.
PFrSoLEuN-Duii, but ulcRaulstI
TCRPxSrtNr-Quiet ut }9N{a4fc.
With. q1iaasn. 0e1'0S-o A'11 AL ossa"''
CHkzsk-In moderate demand, and market
ateaay II gslsac.
sales Of 10 htls mess at SIS, ssses,0o: prtm-.
9si,ootaeao 30, Beef urchaueeI. BqlE meats dull
| but unchanged; hams In pickle at 1e a &C, Lard
It i4alsc: setsist isssisc; 80 :tcs sellsr ,. ne
WnlsKErSf,nn AMI draining. sa,ea NJ qso
/ byls Wpoden.bouut al $50: tron. .bounI. S4c.
| sERg,GHrs-Tn iirarfonl nm. nom ~ ataaro
|
| TITxsr
6fEAnsftffs-t1our du1l and &C loTer. Wheat
| rrd and atnher. 8. sta1A Hye uu,et md un.
| chanRed oaH quiet and uuchanRed: Nesteros
o93a4c: OHIO, t4,3adc- Corn duu but unchanged; !;
| mixed, s0@slxc
Eoos-ln moderate demand and market steady; +;
| 52c.
PH0T1sloSs-Pork dull but unchanged. Beef,
$s6oo- Bulk meAts dull and pEtcea lruopinR. BIZ
con ID fair demand and market tr1n. Lard dull
but unchanged
1 BALTIMORE.
BA1T1xoRs, ocs. .2s.-BRRADs7r11s quiet
and weak. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
quiet ami unchanged: ntSe.a Ssas5c. 0ata In
light demand, bur holders urm at +6ao1c. RE,
| sUasE-
| PRoy1ktoSS-Enchangcd.
WH1s1Er-Qulrt At OK.
PHILADELPHIA ...
pu1t4nElPHlA. Oct. es.-baEApsruFFs- Flour
| In light demand, but holders nsm. Wheat Quiet
md unchanged. Corn dull but uufPanRed. mixed,
sba7ec. uats IN 3alr demand and market nr1o At
| c@Gs
Wn1sKET-Dnu and shatel lower. Iron bound,
se8sle' unr.r
| .M1IM ~ ~ RI nsE. ,,,.,, r..,
s,s..tI. srt1s 'sn1sn1 L 7.a. = Whras du1, AMI
a9sc ioMet Ne, sr! e. - ss;ot Vsts gu sn.
Rye ne ssaie4. 10, y !. esc% Bai1er 1owsf: So. Z
| soE.
, 1870-10-29

PITTSBURGH, Oct 2s--c1uds petroleum, In fair
demand. but At lover rates; 600 bsls seller DC
tober, atc; 2.u01 spot settlement, exc; 9.eoo
tAnked spot 94c; selIeF November, 9ssc a5ked !:
selling aii the year, sac. Refined IN moderate
DEN and and sna7ket steady; 4,Ul0 hrls seller Oc-
1oher. In lots, e3sc; spot or seller October, 23H3
sss.c; seller November, Exc.
, 1870-10-29

Northern FncBttc IInitroud1 EnEtn.
ccf'. 1.HpcEtcncc-Tront1c from Tho
Indians.

ccf'A 1tfpcEtcnCG-T10Nb1C from Inc
1nd1nnt.
Special ptepateh to The Chseasn Tribune.
81. PArl, Oct 4a-Lcttcra from FtH Stevenson,
Dakota Territory, Of Oct n, Eay auother attacE
has hccu made by the 1ntiians upon the whites.
near Fort Buford. II appears that party Of d.
teen ncn from that foEt, under charge OF Lien.
tenant Nelson, OF the Seventh Infantry. Acting as
an escort to an engineer Of the Northern Pacific
Raslso!d, were. on the 1st snst.t eneamred
on the KcatcEn hAuk OF the Yellow
stone where, Just at daybrcs1, tney
wftr surprised by a large rHr1J Of Sioux.
who, with a waE yell, succeeded IN stampeding
the horses and uuies OF tue party, portion Of
which we're subsequently recaptufrd. The cnRi-
nref returned to Fort Stevenson soon, consider
Ing It impractlcaolc to rrcccet with the surrey
further without the protection Of \ strong party.
Medtcinc-Beal. and other Chlefs. ray It Ii The de
termination of the Indians Ia prevent the building
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad A large part n1
the garrison At Fort Stevenson wAs about ii Leave
their term having cIrtfctl. that It wnuad not bt
very tlif5lcult matter for a strong party Of 1ndt
ans to walk through the post
, 1870-10-29
the Agricultural Congress at Au-
Hukt1. Gu

aucrsr1. Oct. 4s-At the Agricultural Congrexa
rH"r feen1ntion9 vere sdorted instrnerpx tho
Ens3n3, ma Corn Committee 70 INQUIRE Into the
esees o. tas oos !atssess q sa1 ns9asa nTs9s 2;
1eoasht "a MSftet fQy 1ale. and tae bass WAy,
, 1870-10-29

IoS nos. Oct. ga 'iesrAsch from Bombay an
nouDccH that day has been nxe1 by the Chinese
for tho massacre Of a,l foreigners They arc
marching and distributing their troops accord
tnRly. Coukuls everywhere notice al increasing
hostility md tpsolence among the native popula-
tIon, and there Is much excitement among the
English and French residents.
, 1870-10-29

cowmitse-. The epors t.,at the old tEnuhl- Of the
New York concern, tnvotvlus pf. Curtin and 1aA.
Porter. which WA eftt1ed 10 far ~ I comuietce
wa concerned, By cx0neFaaug the Canneru, wAS
70 be te-cpened, u without foundation.
, 1870-10-29
Fearful Accident on tho Chcsns
peNkc Il Ohio railroad.

RICHMOND. O., Oct. es.-A serious Incident oc-
cuErcd On the Chesapeake i Ohio Railroad, yes
te1aay, close 70 ch asu, into which a passenger
eaf ~ax rFtcfpltated in August last, when 50
many lives were lost A weste1n-oound freight
II making the last accent OF the eastern ace1lytty
OF the AtleehenIes, when tue rear portion OF The
train, tncluc tnR the Accommodation pAxserker
frl <elocttJ Is to canse the tgesue-woEk ovrE the
r,Fer TO give way. The carr were hurled down
N embackment OF ciehtY feet, smasAips
mem to atoNrs, and fnxtxntly E1lltug
two mtn and severely woandinx TWO. The ki.hed
are Mr. Gay. and negro named Woolaou.
The wrunded were III. Sherard and Nj. Hep
nsTd. III Of this State. Il will take several dAyz
&, repaif the broken trestle-Work.
, 1870-10-29

st. FRul and Chicago Railroad.
St. 7AC7, Mfun.. Oct. 4S8,-Tratns On the St,
Faut and Chicago Hallway commence running
1c RED Wing On Tuesday next, the Lat Of SoTen-
tpr.
, 1870-10-29
ON THE SEA.

LONDON. Oct ea.-A recent arrirAl from the
WeRt coaat af Afftca announces thas the French
fsf9ate Flaepeu1 captured German vesa-l, the
Hero. near pauana Island, on the 18th Of Sep
fember. The prize had 100 t'arte1s Of guupow-
EeF aboard-
, 1870-10-29
soutnoru Rn,lroadr for sa1,

NAsHy1LLK, Oct qs-The stockholders and
creditors Of the Memphis. Clarksvt1le Louisville
lt8ttroad app.!ed. to-day, fur an Injunction TO for
It'd the sale OF said road. 4 similar application
IN the chauccry Coust, and waits the Chauccllor.s
decision.
, 1870-10-29
SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct es.-The early resignation Of
Senior Rrcro, as President Of the Cozses, Is an
n0unccI-
Senor More1 will introduce into the Cortes,
carly the coming season, bill to consolidate the
Cuban debt.
MADRID. Oct. g, ria TouRs-1t Is reported that
fha great powers have returned answers fayora-
Lie to the candiilaturc Of the Duke Ct Aosta.
, 1870-10-29

Col1fntou on the vnnd0ltm Il Tcfrc
N8nAye x&i1FUAd-0Ne man ALLIED
and Others Injured.
ST. LprM Oct. HS.-A wt&tW1yd-bound p1Ssen.
ger t1alu on the vauaal.a Tesrr Haute Railroad
eoliided yesterday morning at Greenysile. III,
with IN east- hound extra freight i. F. Man
stantiy Killed. Geo Wills, messenger OF the
American ExpTrss, and Wilkes Eddy, brakeman,
were lady hurt. Doth the engines and baggage
Ahould hare heen on the side track at GEeeuyt1fe+
pos instead OF turning the switch It the west end,
ran by the station, md while attempting 10 enter
The switch ii the eas4, the pa8ecnEer train cane
up, and, before her gpcrd could be materially
siactentd, collision occurred no passengers
Rrc reported hurt.
, 1870-10-29

--The Boxtua Rsixs,n's addition @ tho at4ta.
raetkal tahs4 u: "Rsef @sssose.-N'ae Glassea
Of lager make = Full eo0.n
, 1870-10-29

Population OF West Tennessee.
MKxPH1s, Oct. ea-Complete returns OF the
MRr1ha1 show that the nineteen counties COLL
prisipK West Tennessee show a population OF
SCI, ,svG, against So, ,s11 In 1860.
, 1870-10-29

SATcHEz, Misc, Oct es.--The Lee left New
Orleans at 6:41 a. H., and arrived at Eatchez al
lis the next morning. Time, ID hours. So min.
70 sec., beating the SatcheL' time II min.
, 1870-10-29


puuA AnE1PHIA. Oct. eS.-bREApsTrFFsF Flour
In light demand, but holders nsa. Wheat quiet
md unchanged. Corn dull but unchanged: mixed,
7ba7ec. uats in fair demand and market nrlu ut
&C.
PEoyErtNs-Scarrc and dull.
Wn1sKET-Dnll AMI q shatelowcr. Iron bound,
9ilaQ1C
, 1870-10-29
COMPREHENSIVE HOT1EES.


TIL. Il To ccx{y Sh.t .he uzitrskued have thu dky
karrsed NnIf i'd 1aEtaefship- The nAme or IT up 2
RouSs1T1IE Ihs buiin =. 70 r. tEsA.1:s,i !. sA.s
pufta,ze "a stfuf p{ tie .4eaz" Sewing Machines
I'D attclss oesneesed thereih. p che sts os Xeh-
Inn Mtaa,e Wssconsn {esps Il nhns ~ t:-
noI1h aste!u Counties = liz STATE e lndisna [he
GeneralOntce to b. 1t ~ Statr@t Ec,saSe. ~ Ifss
aaTe3 Of t5e cJ of Chicago. and the na.14 81 ~ Ns
cjl 1Aff31tse c{ ef{i Etm arc Herry Well Rnd J. &
Bf9rnsaorf. IT he ea4y Il New Yo.k saM eep.stntr
ahp easusneret - the I'd aay a octoeer. 1e. and
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HENRY WEf1-
J. E BRAUH$ kfHE
AGENTS wASTE1.
IbesaI indacs:aeats offered to cog. .ne4cu. scd II
Epcn.ibie pasnes EEeEy one = tr e e1susi7t sat
+ work which thess Machines y 1ntat a pur asks
Epo1a, Us 9tAte-st.. Ch3ea8o. " g 1S'
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, 1870-10-29
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