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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

The war between Prussia and France.
contrary to the general expectation. did
not permanently laisc the price OF bread
s,uif- in This country or the premium up
on cold The holder, OF cur bonds in
1olei.u countries did not, 20 any great cX-
tent. throw them upon the market OF
send them back to Us. The equilibrium
OF trade suile:,d scarcely Il ripple. Never
mas tie like been known under similar
circumstances. 1t must be that people
are becoming more sensible. They do
uot 90 into a panic, and think the world
j. to be turned upside down, OF is COM
INC to a speedy end, because two Euroi can
nations get up 4 war. However stuperd-
Gus may be Its proportions.
This change, from former times, is adj
vantas"ous to that portion of the world
not imme. lately involved in the conflict
Business proceeds, as usual, and prices OF
ARTICLES of necessity remain almost I'M
changed. \ few luxuries only, as the
result 0! the wal upon business, have been
made available for the purposes of gain,
10y the spectators. An. these The pcO-
pie can well dispense VIVA. French glove,
are not a necessity t,r. comfort. ard
French champagne finds Il read subsli-
tu,iou IN New .Jer-.,- cider and - mix
,rrp nf ,.xg,iiir,tiu,, Liu,,. n,ynud fins.
III, nrasrp, lorrion WI. has ti,a,. tar
"a. =. n,oJ,c.d en-, ,.,.i,,;. ,.s..t :,
Ill. .,,nl,,. IT. :. ,,uLd .on,;..,
., .,,,..,,,.- i,.,...,. 5,.I.t F.
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.,uf.
This ,...,.. Will io,..,...r H.. i,i,,,..,-
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,, .t,, .,,.l, .,...,...,r;. ....,,.,I =. H.,
e., liz. +. ., ie ,,oarl q. ly.,s. -, .,u,
,ut,,e.t. Zinc ,,,.t I...,n.tiou If "a.
aus; SO r..,urc ~. ..y.,,,cr,,r.., Of manu-
i,.ion both il prn.-;., a,,J L.,.r.. ,i,,,
Ia v.s,s there c;,..,,,, r,..r,.
rco- !. .j,,irt. y. -. ,,nd;,.u. new. ho..,. IN
t.. Irited %;at.-. IL, ....,. c-.,. to ~
from them Gari,.. lie l.a-t few wears.
With every Gy,in.,n who ias come TO
u. il Is estimated :lat an a,Y:..,e ot
$1,000 in go., have ;i,. come. The
F,crchmcn lining .ess, and ,Acy are Like
vie inferior IN those c.,mcnts o. charac-
Ger which cnricli Il country more than
gold and silver. The German Is cGu-
Gated. In his habits lac i irlgal and in
dustlious, and, aside from his love OF beer,
Is generally temperate. The w;,r, there
lore. 50 tar as 1t may tend 80 reduce :.
healtLiui inflow Of poPulation, must lie
ATTENDED with disadvantages 10 this coun-
try.
Why Is ii that foreign war creates,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

Y NINI~. 9t TRIED TOR ~WI\HIIN".-
/ hr trial ot kev. Chn3lc- t,rrruwooi,
Formerly a congregational minister IN
Massachusetts, amd Nyw Hampshire. a.,l
now an insurance ugcut III Everett.
Mass, on tie clare o. bmnun III
house with intent Ia ,icilHjl the iu-ur-
ancc Companies was clu-. Il. ai,cr Il fort
might combinations. IL Plymouth. \ II
Saturday, 10y Il di-,t- ic,IGy.., 90 TIE iiiI =.
There were over 100 Witnesses examined.
over 30 being introduced by tn state t.
lmpcarh GrccuwuoI's reputation fer
ruth and ~T""Ity. and more team tha.
number being pat IN TO su.ta,a him.
lis ceuucli. \. J. Bryant Oh B,>,on. sid
ted in his argument thai the nul.1.in.-
were of an intrinsic Va liz. oil at ica-t SO.
800, and il would cost go, 900 to r..
build them while they were insured Tor
hlt - 500. The alIolncy-9"n"ral, un
the contrurg, SAID the premises were
built lG years ago lor $1,000, sold 10 Il
Mr.. Dunn, including 80 acres of iuud.
for $4,000, 5000 in cash, the balance
81 -iO'' - ul St - Iii'i -"E'- amer inca
the equity O. resumption was several
times sold, till it fell into 'rre""wnud'-
hands at Il -u.ail advance b"gc tie
mortgage, and WAS then insured far
above lis valilc. The defendants cNpla-
nation of the fire was that. on the ri.Lt
Of March j., 1869, his family beng alb
sent and he boarding car by, he built u
firo III the furnace to warm tie house.
and went bac, &c his boarding place.
whence he discovered the lire two hoa1S
after while the state uied to Prove that
Iie built no lire in the furnace, and cot
iu"ted himself very Su,pciou,ly before
md after the lir". The pubic interest
n tie trit WAS eAtraoliina Y, the
hrrng on the last day ot tine trial benny
immense, and many bringing their re- Z
r'.hments with 'hem in order 10 keep
.ic.r places.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25
No MoEE RIyEEsIbE-NNc see it la

NO MoEE KINLksIbE--N see II Hta-
ed t'tat -c:'ihncrs Monthly has absorb
ri itat b,aut. a iercni!e magazine tie
Riverside. - much as "" cnio, liz
he', ',cribner, We can hardly torGiyr it
tyr d,priyir9 the world OF youth Of sncA
= charming magazine Is 'he Riverside
l.a. always been.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Our thanks
are due DR.. ocs. Nichols, Secretary Of
State 10: copy Of ;he Legislative Drcc-
:ury, heporIa q Stale ciiicers, insurance
Commissioners Report. Twelfth Regis
ration Report, etc. The DltiouHrY il
/. wy neat, iuii and valuable look.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

THE NEXT CoNGRE,>.-The Tribune
figures nip that the next Congress will
stand 1871 republicans to lO6 democrats,
givirg the rrpublican>a a majority of 81.
In the present Congress the republicans
have 80 members to - democrats, or Il
majority of IS. If the Irbunc's figures
and gue~-Cs are correct, and they are
near enough lor all practical purposes,
il will thus hc seen that the republican
majority in the present Congress will be
Whitfield down more than .nc half in the
next, and the result upon the character
offs legislation cannot help being IA
vorahio. The republican, minority will
still be Iarge enough tor all worthy pur-
poses, but not 50 lar.c IA to allow meas
ur,~ of a doubtful character to be rushed
through.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

= -
Too '"oE:-broiher Moore OF Tue
Rural New lorNer was Sl'''l's Il, In, n,s
once one a.'el,''o'' 'Wo e'' -. ~ "e''
farmer lTleIu c''i'G ~ ~, anu s"." ,,,ou
ri'hu NIoo'e' l I'N' yo"' p"pc',
but times are so nara cannon pay i'i
It,"
"ls that so, TREND Jones l am Sor1 =
ry to hear that you are so poor anu II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

SOUru, OR NEST lie newspapers
in Virginia are trying to explain away
the dissatisfaction expressed ly some
Northern farmers, vino recently removed
into the State, and now complain that
its agricultural resources do rot equal
their expectations. The Richmond
Wing insists that Tie disappointment Is
the result OF mismanagencnt-that Nor
thern settlers commit the blunder of III
vesting too large a proportion OF their
mean, in land, leaving too little in their
pockets for It's profitable cultivation. The
answer l. no doubt borne out by facts.
The tendency of new settlers almost eve
rywhcrc is to fall into the same mistake.
When, however, the Richmond Journal
iSt proceeds to point out the necessity for
a liberal expenditure upon bone dust and
other means OF restoring an exhausted
soil, he unwiltingly reveals drawbacks
from winch the whole South suffers III
comparison with the West. Ultimately,
no doubt the advantages of the South
will be appreciated but meanwhile far
mer> with limited capital, or with limi-
ted skill, or with 1 1t an unnatural aver
sion to super tuou> trouble. are very like
~ to prefer Tie vi-"in soil ui the prairie
States, whose produ,t ivcnc-s l. not les
seductive than the case with which il j.
TILED.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

Eze' Mr.. ii,vcis, >'iho member irom At
RIGA, can 10 .ynger be the lion at }Yas!.-
ing;on. Iher, are at lea, five coiorcd
men elected to The AeXt Conggcss-De-
LARGE, Rawjey and Eiliot Of South Caro-
lima, Turner o! Alabama, and Norton O.
Virginia. We think we hear Tooabs
calling the roll OF his slaves from Bunker
Hill, as he once predicted lie should do .
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

Edward L. Kiti:cdee was crushed 10
death, Saturday, and John Dixon, Sun
day, both at Boston and both while
Stacking cars.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-11-25

will be hard to overcome. Russia Is a
concentrated power - is Prussia; Uhc
others arc scattered aud have the time
and expense of concentration TO over
come. 1t Will he Il great mistake for
Russia in the event of her success to oC-
cupy Constantinople. II Russia insists
on di>regar,ling the treaties, and no con-
VcntlUn or congress Is called, England
must ti2h!. Turkey Is her market: Vur-
keys uade Is hers, and ii Russia coHquyis
European Turkey. Russian merchants
- all the trade, IA II maticr of courSr.
Il Russia c..qn - Turkey nd fru-..a
couquc,s Frahce. which latter prol.,i-
ton looks "'ub,ioi nov, the Austrian
emp..'e viii he in Jeopardy. 1t i for this
that Austria aaLst .ow ti2ht. Hungary
appears TO b, with ..u>iri;i III guyi faith
and thereby Li,cs i.ar much strength. 1t
is just the time Tor Italy TO % war. 1t
is = good way for Victor Emanuei 10 set
tie al disputes At home an! brin- tine
Italian r:Lioa together. ~ for Spain,
she Is a lauGdle 10 me. tiink, iauugH,
;hat ii Aosa is chosen kim The GOVERN
ment will 60 with La y ard Flauce,
and thus br!ng ali tie i.otu nations to-
gether against the descendants OF the
Saracens, TcutUus and Naldals.
, 1870-08-29
FRANCE.
Z 0dNV MN
FlRt8 tIkAS-rACTs AND KCNpR3.

fAAla IAAS-fAc&4 AND KC4QR!.
PAR1s. Aug- fs,-General LeRrand, Killed at
Gravelotse, left eleven daughters, for whom IA
uoual subscription haA been started
lshre2orted that the government Is preparing
note, 70 be addressed to representatives ahroai,
announcing that France Will prosecute the war
to the Last extremity, and no proposal looking 70
peace Will be entertained long as the enemy is
on French SOL
LONDON, Aug 9'.-The Parts fSoara ssys: 81 Tn
Tuiiez1cs were too fond Of foreigners. American
beauties. neIct Anda1Q1i2ns, aud sentimental
Germans, were weakness that - now possibly
Cufec.r
HcurEes. the capital city Of the department Of
Cher, IS for1ifytrg. Itis said that the Emperor
End members Of the Senate and corps LeRislauf.
Et1l 20 1hitheT. The right wing Of the French
army has ALREADY taken that direction.
PARIS, Aug. 2s.-A correspondent OF the london
seses Writing from this CITY, SAYS the French
Glrde Mobile ls formed Of children and that hur
few Of the members are over IS yeArs Thiats
untrue Every member Is from 20 to q year.
old
There we're more arrests LAST evening of persons
deemed dangerous 70 the public safety.
The morning journals ptrstst In tue statennept
that there have been serious encagemen,s Vt,nin
tae past few days, resulting In favor OF the
French. ~ 0'~
There are now in Pasi. 1s,ooo sneep, 10000
hogs, and 2, 900 beeYes.
~ sAd mat the Authorities, even In case o
Siege, Will prevent any undue ADVANCE IN tae
prices OF the Eece.szr1es Of life
4a's morning, several more Prussiau spies. H1o
nto Teen condemned By counctl Of uar, Uere
executed.
The apr1oach Of the P1ussiaus on Par:s cEeases
TIE 1ccs1 Intense excitement
Dispatches received from vastors psov!nces
announce sudden immente Increase In VOLTA"
fetI1pg to defeni The capital
The tnp.Isousnens Of Madame Tasehes' se-
porte.f Yesterday, IL rot true She IS 4: the Sea-
side IN :1retsgne.
TIE Prince npenal is At Rethci, twentJ.three
tles frcm Mezietc4L
Tae MARQUIS os ue.t:o1d recently del In Plris-
, 1870-08-29

Considerable space has been given in the
cablo despatc.-es to the position of Thiers
in the present complication. When the
war was declared, Theirs pronounced
against it, not becansc it was unjust, but
because it would have the effect, in his
Judgment, to bring about the union of
North and South Germany,
which he considered it to be
the policy of France, by all means, to pre-
vent. The result has proved that he Was
right. The very declaration of war, cem-
ented the two divisions OF the Fathesland
together more firmly than fifty years Of
diplomacy could have done. Another
reason Why Thiers opposed the war, was
that France was not ready. In all
his opposition, We find no such
thing as an objection to the
unnecessary sacrifice OF human life. In
his estimation, as in that of most French.
men, any war in which France engages il
vindicated by success, and condemned
only oy failure Moral considerationsp pla,
no part in the calculations of the historian
Of the Consulate and Empire.
When Theirs Was Premier under Loui,
Philippe, be kept Europe in constant ter
ror by his preparations for war. The idea
of extending the French boundary to tht
Rhine was erer uppermost in his mind
After e1pending some oo0, 900, 900 franc,
in making preparations TO realize this fancy,
he was dismissed by the King, With such
, 1870-08-29
The Grand Rapids Edg{c says:

"our people ate heavily ta1ed-neceasastly so
on cEeT.h1nR which they Do Or produce, through
our tnternA! revenue system. This tax does NOT
reach the foreigner. To give him Immunity in
our own markets from the burdens laid upon our
own citizens, is to discriminate against them, aud
for hts bcnenkr
It IS noticeable fact that our tariffs
are generally directed against those coun-
tries which are most heavily taxed II the
taxes imposed upon the people of Great
Britain ars not IS heavy Is those imposed
upon uE, the reason is simply that
their taxes arc levied solely for the raising
of revenue, while We not only raise rcv-
enue for the government bnt tax each
other besides If our producers are heavily
taxed, that is u reasou for 1epealing alt
taxes not imposed for revenue. The
Grand Rapids people would make it rsas
on for pling on heavior taxes. It's reason
ing is something like this: Since the wool.
len manufacturers are taxed under the in.
ternal revenue system, therefore they ought
to pay - per cent duty on wool. and
since the wool-growers arc taxed under tue
internal revenue system, they ought to nav
80 per cent on blankets, and lGO per cont
on salt, to make the thing even!
, 1870-08-29
NEW YORK.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, Aug, e;.-The week cIoses dull IN
all the markets. Money Ia easy again. The de-
mand for currency from the West has fallen Oh.
and Chicago exchange shows a Decided turn II,
favor OF this civ. the rrm,,t,uccs fror, ,n,t
,o,,t :, n,,,.,.. -. ..-- ~ A.
Fo'nt ~ pa9 9tlsnt 4oE AeEcnaoaIse oelne Qnasaal-
y active Gold Has quiet and weak, the range
being from 116k to 1867. The lending ratc
ranged from per cent for currency 10 tat rhe
shinren nv fhe thrre steamar1 a.nIn. ,,-d..
--.ss;. ~ 49, -. .. e1"s to-aa5
aelcln Aue aSS1tRa]c Out $53,ao1 Tue dulne2s
In the stock market was extreme. The Widest
nuctpation having ): Of ner ceot and the trans.
sc11ons small and a, 1nnc 1nterraJ.. Sncrn,,,ors
~, .....1 .,s 1870 ~, ~ t,...
"Ao Co0ksul Tue lAaIktts aEt Wosk4@ oas VI ko"as
Government bonds were steady with limited salca
sxrRr1.Ky so4rvn11s raoonaxxK
ne.s. ~ = -a-.N1 .-u.t -. ~. c.,.o,,,, =,
ins'e ~ genera oe'le' .aat tne oes.s@sa3 "
Tue treasury VIII increase Als PulcnAaGs u bonas
Eexr month, but a ret there hGS been no epetula-
+,o, houod IN u
VI - .-
.- bs3Aus1effs ....,-
In hseadstn3s to-day there was much acti7ltJ,
Another chip was taken up for Antwerp, which ls
the thtYtl thts ycek. II Seems nrobahIs that the
C.--, - =.
1e!mau Armies VIII soon oe ofa"luS largely On
US for 1ood through this channel
, 1870-08-29


Ing Ha11ohe4 Aapos convention. nela
recently al CINCINNATI passed resolutions
hut7'ansialtS declaring the e1cluslon OF
en'nese LABOR, on moral. religious, and
economic gronnaA 1here Is, however,
A'4o'h't i''cnmona II the held who bids
1a'F 10 ne ~ troublesome rs the Chinese.
ihe co'ored men OF tue State OF New aorS
.he ROW holding state Labor Convention
~ A'''es' eneu t'shts and redress their
"."nsS, 4ne assert thst' out OF the 5000
1.-, A socs I'll tne o1ate OF new
,,l:mS, ,.. 10 1lAas az @o'o we're
~" ."s proportion
saI 49,. 49,. ss - NV Aoo@n etheJ
..a 49, :. -. ."- "oua oe mueh
s''ANt' = sA e'u1u una WORK It
*ns se3's,o g 1iA', ot one hundred engineers
III 1se" 1oiA S1's' etA.y "efe e"ployed as
"a'.c'a' ana 10y III sa.oons, because
- .Ne' - 40" "o.A' .ne sAoe.
"aAes' eS'penS"' ano osae1 col
sreo haee'aai were oeneo work.
"esA"'e :" t.'a0n VI LIS
*n1'e nen "otA WIZ toem.
lsesoi"''ons "efe Aavpsea pfosao'nR tos
'ns organization l - ,. ~ u.ec1an'eS WIKI
view - eee"fs 81" ~ eao'
, 1870-08-29

The valuation of property in the city of
Boston, for purposes of taxation has been
completed. The result is: Real estate, $685.
52e, 100; personal, $218, 400, 300, Total, 1884,
os9, 400. This shows an increase of Sl4,-
eG2, 600 since'iast year. The tax is: For State
purposes, s9s3, 7775; for municipal purposes,
S7,7o3, 000- Total, 3s,63G,7775. The rate OF
taxation is: For State tar, 31-G5, and for city
taz, S1s.G5 per 81 600. Total tax, $3.50
or 15l mills on the dollar. It may be
some consolation to taxpayers in Chi
cago to know that ta1os are nearly as high
in other places as in this city.
, 1870-08-29
MISSOURI,
Daring ROBBERY OF an Express Car
on the Missouri Pacific Kntlrand.

ST LoCIs, Aug. e'.-Tae following are the par
ueulars Of The robbery Of the Cnlteti States E1-
press ~ On the Missouri Pscidc Railroad Jcster-
dsJ Shortly after the train lcft Scott Station.
t"o fo1s h.'ooStnR men hastily entered from the
rear platform. They we're dressed IN BLACK
elothes, their faces concealed By calico masa
In moment, comp1ehending their desixns, the
messenger rose To rtsist them tney demanded
the ke!E Of the safe IN which the money was de-
posted, and seized him He struggled win
Them acapcTately, but they forced lin on the
noor.' In the coatpe Of the struggle he WAS
suuck fcTeAtcdly on the heAd md
fhce. une bow, 1t Is feared, fr1cturing the bridge
OF his nose Aaytnx disabled him ftr any further
resistance. they bound him u heavy chest and
runnsEed hts pockets until the Key OF the safe
Nas found. aoa they then proceeded 70 possess
s1fe, as they shouGht, pretty thoroughly. the
r2sca1s locked II ARaln md threT the key behind
some boxes IN the car, where it was found 1t
Is srait.d that one p.cksRc OF money, containing
s-,tVu II sreenback9, Was left behind having been
eStdent1F overlooked.
The trains arc not generally run at ! fast r7tc
tetween Scott station and jefferson C!ty. and the
:nobers. har1nG accomplished the theft, succeed-
I'd IN jumping Oh eafel, without much di13culty.
, 1870-08-29
Fires

CALAIS, Nc, aug. GA nse broke out TIL. II.
tesnoon In the rear Of R.dant's ltyery stable,
Mhich *1s destroyed, together with the stores Of
Blake Taylor, Nm- Todd. IT.. ". Stlveston. L.
Sell, James Perkins, Mss Hlll. Boartunan
Bros, s; King L sons, " P. nasTison- WAds.
worth i Kelley, StckeFsoa i Rldant, HAston
Bros. Geo. ". Eye, Daatel Hill, e. ".
EYE. c. Waite / Co, and Bal.
~ pao.os1aGa Ioomss Sa1ais 4asx''iaxT 1s onee:
sall loft, Hitchcock L Cones ilSefy sable. Pea
bedy, Mcdonald Cos machine shop, Hamilton
Foundry. 81. C1piI Hall, with she CITY Eoonas and
t'oss 0d1ce below. n1ny dwellings AUD tenement
houses, large quantities Of lumber. and muca
wharf property. Also thirteen vessels lJtn2 at
outs and VIM. Hultls L Roeertsoa's
shipJafds, and three vessels on the stocks: Ms
rtne Railway and Dfy Dock. Congregational
Ses11y aud A.sonie Hall Much OF the prupeft!
WIS burned after Its REMOVAL from the stores a ID
houses. No estimate Of the loss JET maas.
B4lIrxoRs. Aug. 2I.-Tht extensive fusa1s1re
mauuiactury OF Charles P. Stevens, eornes OF
High 1ui Dnw streets, WAS burned this :apr1Iar.
Loss covered By IN insuraace OF <o,0oa.
, 1870-08-29
Tcx0~ Cattle shipPea Enst-The
Grand Excursion over the Knnsn.
Pacific lkntlrood-Osher 1knflronn
NTnrSmr~


IA~REScE, Aug. e1.-Last evening the E.ns,.
Paclnc Ra1lroad shipped eighty-sWo cars Of TeTaa
cattle, Or about sixteen bundled head. Thi1 "a
Aboct tue present average of daily sbinnnent
me following a1e the prices At AItIlne. rhe nrtn-
e'Eai ,,;, po;ns Ct shipment On the road: Beeves,
san non. seetsso: ntst c1axs catte. 3taSxc.
St,ck cattle. yeazilnss. *ssi; Iwo year p,ds: sin3
ios tnree year olt!s aad cows, {laaao.
FepaIations ase being made herr for the secep-
.ion a q the excursion party over the Kansas Pa
cinc. which tai s place on September I. The az
CS!on Party Ktl! CONSIST Of the executive officers
& aH connecting Ines OF road to tue atlantic sea-
A91fu- 1rnm D1stnn to Richmond, and renfraeuta-
nFes OF the pFees Of Eastern c1tles. On the s6xl
q september the road Wilt tender IN excursion TO
the press { hansaa and Missouri.
lie eaEpai@u In this stale Il yery Violent ami
PERSONAL The principal candidates ale Stine1
CiHk. Iu"ee LOVE- and Jacob StoEef. with the
chances In favor Of Lowe. '>Ao
TRACK laying commenced On the Gaiypsrp1,
load below Garnet yesterday. The Intention il
to reseh the southern bLun1ary Of the State hT
November.
celebration over the completion of the Sc
talts division os H.. E. 7. Road to Clinton. Mo-.
took Place M Wednesday. 'f
CcloreI Brnt1n0t, 4 prominent member Of tbe
Cherokee Irthc Of 1n3taas, made strnur speech
r fasos OF railroads. aud the organization Of tSe
Territory. AMI It's representation IN tue Sstion1
touBres5.
, 1870-08-29
OHIO.


1&4&s1XoEaA 4HHCkluS NE H.UH00NTiIIee
Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.
LoCposyuLK, Aug. e7.-Tne citizens of rbts
county held another meeting last night IN this
town, IN tue Interest OF the Baltimore, Pittsburgh
Continental Rnllruad4 Ths committee nnuOInt-
ID to solicit stock reported as alFvssi1 sub
ecfibet, and guarantee, II the road comes herr
70 lAse the $s9.No required, or esen double thSt
amuunt, If necessary, to Secure the roau.
dressed ty J. Z. Larwill, Drs. Scutt and VIII.
and a Jaige steTass: Our g tizens are hopeful Of
slon 10 Chicago s1a Selma, Unl7, and Rochester.
1n,l., is secured. The CtlnpAny .,osgauizeI With
the Ion Mr. Hunt, oi kensUn, q President, and
all ATE working earnestly u SECURE this great
through fuuIc tU the fur West.
, 1870-08-29
TENNESSEE,
Horrible Murder In Hrndley County
Child Fatally 3urued-Euuernl OF
VfrF {rS FtxA to>,zkF-

ch1id Fatally Unconstitutional OF
u Victim OF tho Duet1o.
SAsHslttK, aug. e7.-BsrhaEa Lea, a widow
iesitsing 10 Bradley County, Tennessee, was muir
cered on Tuesday night III bed. The assassin cur
Fer throat from car to e8r. Two cat1ttsen tA bed
y 3th her were unhafmed
4 little SOD Of Geo. E..sworth, on Cn.on street.
tft 10 fo01u to himself this moniD2, eet aIe to
the bed and Ras tireadiui]y burned. HIS lie Is
dlspa1Yet Of.
AExra1s. Tenn. Aug. eG-The funesalo of E D.
Ilaneltn, Killed In duel ye%teiIAs. TOOK place af
Grace Enseeps Gnn1ss 1s,s aaea
tarm:rhsei. rector. delivered 3 powerful dis
course asatnst fne public sentiments which haa
causxsi me death Of Aane!sn. and tmptofed All
nTrsrnt to u<e every eHor, to put down the crime
Of upelltnx, Members OF the bar attended In .
body.
eo..e and the public opinion which ha1 siala
TI2ueHp.
, 1870-08-29
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, AuR. 37.-The reserves a.e orrao,z1n- '
here under General Consrein, and IT Gtoean un :
der General Lowesneld
Nls predicted that terms for peace between
rance and Prussia Will embrace the following
points: The Fosgcs to be the future boundary: !:
bat-le-Duc to remain French rerEttory: the prov-
nee OF Aisace to be parutioned between pAyaz.s
Aha bAden; Wurtembefg, being ant,- -P1ussian, 10
get nothing"
a note has been addressed from Berlin to all
he ENJOYS Of PTussta In reRard to dag Of truce
sent to The French Ines, aaklng 4 cessation Of
nosr1ues 10 bury the cead. which truce WAS r.
1nsed and tue nag fnsutted ou THREE different oc-
casions- Prussia. therefore, declares tts resola-
don to oHer no diplomatic negotiations 10 soe
French people mill The Emperor q declared AZ IN
end.
The PYuxstan Government nss AcquIesced in the
refusal Of Belgium and Holland tn rhe matter OF
TIE transportation Of German wounded II Is
s1id that The refusals were due 70 English ADVICE
, 1870-08-29
PACIFIC COAST.

Bonorn 10 Secretary Scssnxd-Poltt-
fcAl,
SAN FRASc1sCo, Ang. 17.-Ar, Seward Is vel,
enjoying the nosp.taiiaes Of Leading ciS1xeas lie
dimes with Admiral FAfquh1f OF tie E1Xlsn
Hcnciad Jealous, on Monday.
The Republican Convention endorsed the lax.
pAFeIs' ticket for city aud county officers.
Tue Ana-Cnluesc Convention has nppolutef q
committee Of escort fot SeNzzu through the CHI
neSe quarters.