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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

The democrats of'Washington county,
Ohio, IN convention resolved that "the
so-called adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment was shameless mockerv
having been eonsummated by fraud Ia
the northern states, and by the tyranny OF
the federal army in the South, and
that "this is a white mans government.
made by white men for white men and
their posterity."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

Congress has finally agreed upon the
retention Of the income tax at the re-.
duced rate Of two-and-a-half per cent
with the exemption increased to 1000.
The tax IS to continue two years at the
end Of which time it vii. go out Of sx-
istence.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

c4EALED proposals viii be received
ny fh.- Clerk al the Iuco orporatea Village
.faf DeIavv are Ohio. at hts office, until l2
o'clock (noon), July so. 1871, for Crawling
and gu'fertng all that portion Of Depot
S reel. from n orth Street north 70 the cor
rD0ration line not already grRveled and
zuttered said travelling and gathering tn
he done in accord sTce with the general
STlecl15 5cations for such improvements. The
ETsav.ling to he done with good clean grHy-
FL. Each bid shall contain the full name OF
every person interested in the same. and
shall be arcorn ua MED by sufficient guaran-
~ of some disiut crested person. that II the
bid is accepted p eOHtrart viii be entered
properly secured.
Blank contracts can be had at the Clerk $
Office.
ARCHIBALD LY BRAND, J r.. Mayor.
H. x RASDoI.PH- Clerk. Iju'' tA-z"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

mere test q arms. and reaching far be
yond the psF caIculadon and aznbi-
tons Of plns.
Behind he Prussian throne sits Bis
mark. the greatest brain IN Europe
Crownless. he IS yet the kingliest of
them all. and holds by divine right
power superior to that of his hereditary
master or usurPing rival It is not the
power Of genius only but Of destiny
The resistless tendencies Of the age fight
for him and the great ideas destined to
emancipate Italy and make theoonquest
of Europe march with his Iegions.-
Against him is an ambitious tyrant. rep
resenting no principle but reaction and
making war for no purpose but to indi-
cate his own usurpation and maintain a
faith propped on bayonets.
In such an issue who can, doubt the
result?
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
Total Original c oapituI. 65old as5o,OoS


II. ~. Hastings, Vice President. and Tnaanh
Crack bon, Secretary ofth, PACIFic MurUhr.
l.IFE iNsuRANCE ComI''ys being duly sworn.
uepost- and say, hnu eucn Tor himself sa1 s..
me SAID company and that. on the thirty
NJ day of llercmpt ust, llS6D an uf ino
NDhNe uesct llt-ti lA-~cts were the absolute
property Of the saia Company. IRE and
clear ON any liens OF claims thereon, exc
eepi its ahoNr slaltds ai thnt the fo eno-
ing statement, with thr Scht duias and exc
plantations hereto ann, Ned and by thcm
subscribed, are a true nuil and correct state
mrnt or the true condition and of the oc-
tual stnte OF tho atlairs OF the said Company
on The said tiiitiY-hrst day OF December
last, and for the year ending un thnt dHv,
Information end helies res peufiVclF.
III. n. AtASIINGS, Ff'ca Frfr1frn.
JOSEPH GNACHlBoN, hhcFCfGFW,
Subscribed and sworn tu before me. thfs
[ i. 81 2d day uf Feb unry. 1870
tHARLNd q, lonnEnr,
Anfnsu Hlfhflf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

II is hoped the Republicans in each
township viii attend the primary meet
ings and send full delegations Of good
reliable men 70 the County Convention
who can be implicitly relied upon for
the discharge Of the important duties
devolving on them honestly, faithfully
and impartially.
By order Of the Central Committee,
c. B. PAUL,
Chairman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
SmeriR's sale.


Henry ". Hobert,1 N pursuance OF the
rs. rom mands If a ven
n. Z. p edden, etnL. di issued +, ON rhe Court
of Common Pleas of Delaware County. and
to me. directed, shall offer for sale, at pub
lr Vendue, fom the or of the Court
House, In the town OF Delaware. on
Saturday, August 13, A. D. 1870,
az 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate:
SiIuaIed in the County of Delaware, and
state Of Oh o, and IN the township of Har-
lem, and bounced and tfescrItls d as follows:
Commencing at the southwest Of B. T.
Fais c1lild's lanus On the Section line, thence
SOUTH eighty (S0) rods; thenre East 200 rods;
thenct N,lth 50 rods thence West 2D0 T, ds
to the plare al beginning; Containing 100
acre., except I61S slcrs-s in the Sourh-West
part of saiu tract dteded to George Smith
ers, being in Raig' I6. Township 8. Srction
3, anu L. Il 8. United States Military lands.
AIso, Inlots uumners and Gin the viIlage
Of HARLEM, Delaware county, and state of
OHIO.
WILLIAM BROWN,
1uly15-5WDfS9 Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

To the Union Republican voters of the
counties of Knox, Licking and Dela-
ware;
A convention viii be held at Newark
Licking County Ohio, on the 9th day Of
August A. D., 1870 at o'clock P. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating candi-
date for Common Pleas Judge.
]. S. S.JoNEs Committee,
JOHN ]. METzeER,
Delaware county viii be entitled to
five delegates, Licking six and Knox
six in the above convention.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
Congress viii adjourn TO day.

General James A. Garfield has been
renominated for Congress in the Nine
teenth Ohio District. The Republicans
Of that District wisely appreciate tbe
services Of their distinguished Rcnrass1
tative.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
DON PEDRO HTARTTNEZ.
The Champion Jugglerof America.

The Group of Leapers. VauIters and
Tumblers consisting in part OF
Messrs. VemtxVOr6h, BossueG, ARM
strOmgs Belmont BrOlhsrss Miller
Brothers, Berry, Sands, Amt-
dOns HOyt, &C.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
Adminisfra1or,s Nottce.

NOTICE As hereby given that the
Y subscriber has BEEN appoi nted and
Qualified as Administrator of the estRte of
CathArine Pierce, deceased, late of Della
ware county, o. A. P. MASON.
juiy15-SW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
EoE PIRESE Ell. SH5 EA8A

The Cincinnati LomDiegriaf srepOrt Of
the Democratic eohgressional eonVen-
ten at Mt. Gilead on the 5th inst says !.
After he had concluded his speech.
(accepting the nomination Of the Con
ventionl, Mr.. FIubbeH was subjected to
a pretty rigid cross-eXaminatiOn BY Van
Fleet and others as to his soundness on
the platform to-day adopted. He had
not vet seen these resolutions, but as
their purport was stated to shim some
what in detail. he thought them right
and proper to be adopted. As to this
tariff, he was IN favor of an Amendment
TO the constitution of the United States
50 flat al Tie expenses Of II GO0e1U-
Sze9f should Be 6orzse b. direct hzrakiOz
055 The 5r06eyZY of it, s6s063s Of tie
country. Until the Constitution could
be amended he favored a 1nue tariff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
NEW ADVERTTsEaIENTs.
- CONTRACToRs.

cEAAED praposaIa viii Sc receives
by the Clerk Of the InrorpoFaf ed N'llaEe
NJ De1aMare fahio st his office IN tlPlaVa re
until ~ o'clock (noonA. July 30 $50 Tor
q afling crawling aud guffeFing vi thar
portion OF Moth street from SsnduElgy
Street west to FL 'zabei Str reet, not alread'
graded. Prav-led and PutfeTed. The grave
to he q teen Q5) inches in depfh in the CEN
ire or said street. and rol ting TO he depth OF
six f61 inches at ths- cutters Said graveliBg
TO be done With good. clean gravel Where
It Is not specially provided IN this pr0pnsal
said grading graveIinG and gut'ering t'b be
done in accordance with the general spec
ideafionS for Eucl improvements. Each
D. Fs0n in ferested in the same. and shall he
accompanied by sufficient guaranty ofs0me
di-intareRfed person. that ifEhR hid Is Rc-
eepted a contract win ne entered into. and
the performances offhe same properly Sc
cure
ARCHIBALD LYBRASD, ia. Mayor.
H.K. RANDOLPH, t1erk. lJulyl4-2w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
JUNE GOODS.

lust RECEIVED
Black Gro. Grain Silks, Summer Silks,
Iron Grenadines, Parcales Piqiee~, JaI,an-
ese Silks, French Organd. s, Gray Sutitngs,
Buff and Ilrab Lawn. Plain and Embroid-
err d Baregee, Grape Mar, tz. White Alapac-
as, and large variety of
OTHER DRESS GOODS,
in new styles and at popular prices.
g HILLS & CO.,
jun1Otf No. 2 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

The story that Schenck has Withdrawn
rom the Congressional contest in the
Third District IS discredited among those
hat ought to know. That he may be
S 90 poor, or feel too poor, to undertake
he canvass, is not improbable. fol
whether he makes It or not, It can be
aid of him that he has not used his
.ligh Office to enrich himself or provid'
at offices for his brother-in-law anc
ousins. He has been faithful, indus
.rious and honest, and that is much Il
,ay of a public man in these days Gin
ZAHat5 Commercial
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

Boston has a colored namesalSe. whose
whole title IS John Boston. and whose
revolving has been done about chicken
coops in New Orleans, When arrested
and brought before the magistrate he
protested his innocence. And you deny
having taken the chickens John p ask
ID the Judge. Hi, boss, sartin. / never
suk EN-" But the officer says he found
them in your possession. 'sSar p "You
had them in your hands when arrested. :.
Yes, boss, but l didn't stole en-
How did you come by them r Il boT-
rowed en- The owner says not.
Well. you see, boss. he was asleep
.Fhen went to borrow them chickens.
an / didn't like to stuTb him so Us
uk EN-, an was gwine back the next
lay to tell him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
CALIF ORNIA.

CALF RNIA.
Showing the business OF the Company from
the LIST OF January 10 the 3lst day OF De-
cember, A. d. 1862 and for the year ending
on that day.
Total Income, 1s6e esaa,aoo 10
Total Expenditure, 1880 1ag,sav Is
Total Liabilities EroIuaive
OF Capital Jan. 4, 1870 285,IG5 rs
Total Assets, Jan. 4, 40 GTs,aGn a.
Available surplus Ass,OoG rs
Paid MP Capital stock.
cold 100000
GuRranntee Capital,
Gold 25Os0o0
Total Original c CapitaI. eoid as5o,oo0
CI4AssIFTCATION AND RATIO or rNrEuEsT
RECEIVED.
On Loans to Policy Holders ZOO per cent.
On u. S. Securities, (used as am
Immediate Investment So
thut a small ihtenrst is earn
ed till larger can be S. curedl 6.88 ="
Loans on drst mortaaEes on
real rst ate tn tile state nfGal-
ifoinia as provided by law l252
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

As it is Mr.. Grady's intention to eonflne
his energies toward perfecting the exhibi-
ton within the arena, he dues not therefore
aim al making any public display; but the
Band harlpt, containing Prof SPERL's
SILVER CoRTET BAND, and the Trained
Horses, will parade the principal streets on
rhe day of exhibition, for the puTpo.e g of
hes aiding the arrtvAEDf the CRDreeedentcG
OLd-fdshloS1ed z42neTicG71 Circus.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

DEPAIsrl1 ElgT OE LN6l lItAliCE5
COLUMBUS, o., February lsl, 1868.
1t is herb, certified, thai the CONrrNEE-
TAI FIRE IlsURAECE Co., iQcHted al New
York, in the state of New Noik, has cum-
Piled, In all Respects, with ine laws OF this
STATE relating 70 Fire Insurance CDmpanies
for the cure nj year, aud has hlrd in th
Od1ce q sworn Statement. by thr proper 0f-
hrers, showing fts condition and '-u- ness,
al the date Of such statement, December
3lst, 1868 to be as follows
Amount Of acfual pald-up Capi-
t.l,,......-...................-....,. s5oOO00 90
able ssets.............. ..........- zO06.s5i 10
Aggregate amount ar Adbmbili-
t1er Including reinsurance a8 I57 o0
Amount Of Income for the pre-
ceulng yeaf-.-..-,.... s...-.--------..-- lz4EA
amount OF expenditure Tor
the preceding yeur.................. 500 Ga8 8i
In Witness whereof 4 have
- nereuulO subscribed my
lsEALl name ana caused the Seal
49, Of my Once 90 ba amEed
the day and year above
written.
JAMES H. GOLDMAN
Auditor Of State.
dec. =. 'G9-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
FOUR GREAT CLOWNS:

G. 6. GRADY the worlds greatest Jester.
CHASs COVGt.LT, Shak spearian Mimic
CHAS. GRADY, GrOtesque Clown, and
LkV GINGER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
WOOLEN GOODS.

NEyE, the undersiRned Dry GOOdn
w Merchants uf Delaware, o., 10 hereby
tgree to close our placrs OF business at "a
O'Clock d. m. The said arrangement 70
lake eff-ct Monday, JULY llth, 1870. and con-
Jinue until Sept NIB, /. 1870 EHcT. party
10 close Immediately on reeriytng the sig
nal which shall hereafter be agreed upon
by the majority of the PARTED concerned.
Saturdays excepted.
GLOVER a. BROTHER,
j. II. MENDENHALI4 q co.
]. HYATT q 60.
BAKER, STURGEON g. co.
q. HILLS & co.
CHA BERLAIN & BELL.
BLANt' 'HARDS a FRY.
8. p. q j. j, SHUR,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

Nothing adVertESed bit zOAat is to be
seen 70I1lEln tile AreHa.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
Admission, SO Cts,
ChiIdren, under 10, as cts.

MOTH Eat the expiration of the per-
opian Minstrelsy - under the same
PayiI ion. PezEtf fssi0n having been given
Dy Mr.. u q. CRAZY Tor the performance to
take place under tiis spact Gus canvas, slim
ply TO save his patrons the Inconvenience
OF adJnuruing to sumo outside tent, as Is
generally the case. mr. Grady having been
well satisfied a. to the merits and capabili-
ties OF the Artists engaged by Mr.. Lew Gin
ton in recommending it as frst-class and
worthy of patronage.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

AUnITOR OF STATES OFFITE, =
DEeAliI2I5sr "a, q ,llS qE Ss t1,sgRel'q,s 3 "a,

/ ~ AfA AAaN QE ~ "a 6 NN EaNHLIr
. DEPAttlhItNr OF tlisuRAniuEs
COLUMBUS FenFnhry 2& la5Q,l
! Is hereby Certtned. That the PACIFIC
y MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CONC
FAN4, l'scoted ut StCniuir ultii in the state
OF Nall liornla, has com piled, ln i,iA re- D. ci4i
] with tht laws uf this state relating % AAla
/ Insurance Companies Cor fhe cnrfeat year,
I aud ha~ an, q I'm this omCo sworn stale
/ ting its c'andttion AID uuslness, g. the uele
| IT suCh statement tDucomhgr 81, 1902 t1 De-
| as follows
Amount of Guarantee Capital pay
nnle tn Eoldl unpaid .ll o.
! Amount ofDeposi, Capital paid up, -.....-.
4ttt@N ~
Y Aggregate amount of uvntlattte as
j sets, Including the sum or te.-
I $50 lO tu premium notes hell ~ -,.-.
] the tomp pony on roEcitH lasoel- aiarlll o.
. Aggregate amount OF Linniutless
Including H0-tmstirnr 's.s..ss'.,. Aaltaaa ga
Amount OF Income for the proccd-
ing year Ia rnsa,.,.. ,;,.-',.,,,s,..... Isl ,i lI
Amount OF Income Tor ine pfeccQ-
iug year in notes for preml uiug.. de1a1 DO
Am01nt of Expenditures Tor the
ilrecedimR year in cash .....s....... lS1 afT IA
In y, ftness vnofeof. have h,.r,.t,t,f,, -,,r,
scrioed my 9sine, and oHus-d ths
[sIALl seal 90 my OmCe 10 be nmEed. fhr
day aud year above uritirn
r,,.t-t,,, JAS, WILLIAM.
Chiei Clerk, Tor Audltoi 81 sfrfs
ISAAC RANNRY,
Manager for Ohio, Indiana and Kentuol,v
omOo-0ak Hen Main street,
Delaware hio.
e@- "A few good solicitors vnntaa. .ar,r tt,-
different States and this city.
A Policy Of Life Insurance is the chen,
eet ana atQest mode 90 m lllIi nf "a caffafrf r-
4'N' iuneAs lQl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
STATEMENT

CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
OF THE
PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
NEW Adv ERFas ENI EXTs.

LJs anu NoIar. Public. Office in WOlfley 5
Block over Strauss Clothing Store.
iulyI5tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
-iAs. H. GOODMAN.
Auditor nf State.
BY JAS. WILLIAMS, ChiefCierk.


by insuring no this Old, solid and reliable
en-. Dwellings, Stores Churchrs and Farm
Proprrty can secure Uely cheap rates iu the
CONTINENTAL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
TUsr RECEIVED
New Carpets.

New Carpets
WNTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SOME
w new patterns in
3-Ply and Double Superior Carpets,
Plain and Checked Rattimgs,
Floor and Table Ou Cloths, Rugs
and Mats.
ALSO-Lace Curtains, White and Colored
Counter. Panes, Lancaster Quilts,
TOWeiings. Napkins Doyliss and
Table Diapers.
SHEETINGS, PILLOW CASINOS, TICK
INGS, DC, sc.
C.HTLLS 4 CO.,
jun10tf No. 2 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

This Mammoth Circus will give TWO of
it. Grand Performances at DELLA ARE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
RIR. CHAS. COVEI.LT.

From the Hippodrome der Koenlg, Berlin
Pru>si4. Guam on Tum blers tf the World
and the Origi nal ''Arssl5In Brothers,"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15
veLIa Corpss D,Arena.

VOLTA lie Corpse D'Arenas
MAD. MARIE NACARTE!
From the Cirque Nap5leoh. The pride OF
the HUT EcOle of Eurot5e, and the most
'iashing and graceful lady rider in the
world, ully merit nE the title bestowed up
IN her by the OntinehFstI Press, AS ''The
Queen OF the Arena"
MRS. G.G. GRADY
VIII fntrod uee at each ent nterEalnLI7eI5 !, I4eI Il
t-ilrsated Arabian ste Hfi, 14AD4 W LID
FIRE.
MILE BLANGH aACARTE,
London.
The MILLER BROTHERS,
The renowned Trapeas performers, Tumb-
lers and LeApers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

Fancy French COa1ings,
all eolors warranted fast,
Black Cloths and DOeskins.
English Plaid and
Striped Cassimeres,
MeIfOms,
in several different coIors, both French and
American;
American Cassilneres
of all grades,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
All styles of Linen and Paper Fs1
Collars and Cuffs,
Cravats and Ties
of the newest and nobbiest styles,
Ready-Made Shirts,
Gauze Under shirts
for Summer wear,
HATS and CAPS
large stock of the best styles
Shi'A' Fvr
Beaver,
Wool,
&C.. sc.
1 receive from New York
Report of Fashions
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

Character Equestrian, as Ihe Wild Co
m nche Indian. Ship-Wi eci1ed sailor Old
SpIvens, Pete jenkins, &c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-15

MAS. FRANK MORGAN.
The wonderful Tumbler and AcrObatic Per-
firm
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
RED RIVER.
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN MURDERED-OTHER OUT
RACES Committed BY THE NEW PARTY IN

AN AMERICAN CITIZEN MURDERED-oTHER OUT
RACES COMMITTED BY THE NEW PARTY IN
POWER.
The Red River correspondent of The 81. Paul
Daily Press sends that paper account Of what appears
to have the wanton murder by the Canadians and
the parsans of Schultz at Winnipeg Of sidore Gouet
1t seems he was pointed out sympathlzer with Rel
was chased and driven into the Red River where
whie trying to swim away from his pursuers, he
was assaulted with stones and his blood-thirsty
assassins were not satisfied until their victim had
sunk. The same correspondence contains an ac-
count OF the horsewhppng Of Mr. Spence the editor OF
The Nep Nation by Dr. Schultz, and OF the attempt 10
handed outrages were but the initial proceedings OF
reign OF inaugrated by Dr. Schultz and his part
ve of driving out by threats or actual vo-
ence ali the French hafbreed population all American
bald who, having been appointed under Lower Canadian
Influences they do not regard avorng their schemes
Isdore Goulet was an American citizen The American
Vice Consul at Winnipeg, Mr. Robinson therefore TOOK
man and to have him decently Inferred and sent his
property 10 Pembina for safe keeplng. But IL doing
party and the Canadian volunteers, who have threat
ened to shoot hang, and otherwise Inaltreat
terror which has been established by the Schultz party
backed Canadian volunteers that no witness care
testify to the faets IN tG ease onsed o his death and the
wounds received seen by witnesses VINO can tell
on American soil what would cost them their Yes 70
due time be taken and forwarded TO the United states
Government That the Canadian volunteers partlclpated
i'm this assassination OF American citizen Is evident
from that their commanding Oeer made IL tne
subject OF severe censure aud the occasion Oh an orsr
nipeg or OF mingling in any manner with polltlcal
gatherings demonstration. A vigilance Commlttee
has been formed under the auspices OF Dr. Shu Tor the
nrpose OF carving his programme OF violence and
Terrorism and among other patriotic objects he proposes
to drive out all American citizens from winnipeg ana
thpreabOIts
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.

THE COMMANDMENT SOON TO BEGN-NO MORE
PRISONERS TO BE TAKEN on EITHER SIDE
PRUssIAN MOVEMENT TOWARD YER
sAILLEs.
ToUI. Tuesday, Oct T. 1870.
Paris letters received to-day say the Prussians
threaten Pont du Jouy. The bombardment of the
rity from the west is imminent. The books of the
great libraries have been removed to cellars. All
windows have been filled with bags of earth, and
watchmen have been stationed on Notre Dame to
look out for fires.
The Parisians have ordered that no Prussian
prisoners are to be taken, because they help TO
consume the store of food in Paris. The Prussian
pmmanders have also been directed TO make no
Isoners
The commanders of Forts Montrouge and DIvTy,
o., the south of Paris, reported on the 2sth large
masses of Prussans passing to the west toward
Vrsailles On the same day no Prussians were
seen from the towers of Vincennes
Jules EaYEs " Saia " 10 waiting az sasDsg ~ his
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

The Pope has made new appeal to the
King of Prussia in favor Of peace
The Roman Catholic Bishops of Belgium
have united in protest against the recent events AZ
Rome.
collision occurred yesterday on the
London and Railway near Crewe, several
persons being badly hurt.
The testimony before the British Court
Marshal in the Captain ease has been closed but no de-
cisiOn has yet been rendered
The new American Minister to Turkey,
Mr. McVegh, is making short soJourh III 'Ienna on HIS
way to his post at Constantinopie'
The cholera has broken out at Nzhui
Novgorod Russia and s fast increasing IN ST. PeteIs
bnre' The hospitals are filed with patients.
Mienot. the artist, who has recently re
sided at Brighton Eng, has died OF varoloid John
Ruskin the wellkn0wn art crltlc accompanies inc le-
mains TO the home OF Mignot's family.
Two men named O'Sullivan and O'Reilly,
pdarstood 10 be from the United States have been
rnsted at Cork as Fenans. uniform, revolver, and
some ammunition were found at their lodgings
Gems. Barnard, Wright and Michier,
American officers travelling in Austria under warrant OF
the War Department, were presented TO Baron Won
Beust by Minister Jay on the 3oh OF September and 20
the Emperor Francis Joseph ON the following day at
special audiepce.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
second letter addressed to the King of Prussia, be-
fore deciding how to act.
THE BELEAGUERED CITIES.
SUCCESSFUL soRTIE AT BITCHE-THE SIEGE
PRACTICALLY ABANDONED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIRI1NRI

SUCCESSFUL soRTIE AT BITCHE-THE SIEGE
PRACTICALLY ABANDONED.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUYRI
LONDON. Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1870
special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE before
Bitche telegraphs this day: "On Friday Saturday,
and yesterday the garrison made sorties with cav
airy and infantry. Protected by fire of shells they
destroyed the redoubts and burned the farms where
the Prussan outposts in position previously ocou-
pied in force. Previous sorties had been completely
repulsed From the 11th to the Goth ult. there
severe bombardment. dismounting several guns,
destroying the castle and many houses in the town
below. The besieging batteries, comprising four CO.
pound mortars and five batteries each of 12-pound
breech-loaders became disabled by firing 20 900 shot
and withdrew to Gromesheil. The covering bat
talions also withdrew, leaving the north and west
sides open.
"The fort is built on the summit of 200 feet of
perpendicular rock. is of two stories with solid
mates, and is regarded as impregnable. The gaTri-
son numbers 1900.
1T is reported that the people of Metz suffer
ing from the want of salt"