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, 1870-10-09

thesis that, while no police regulations eau
reach more than fraction Of the illicit
intercourse Of tho sexes, the advertisement
OF safcty Which tue Law gives to *'reg-
istered lunses'3 Draws custom from a
Large number OF men who would
o'hcvwiso be tlcle1sad fr''m visiting them
ty Tue fear of contracting disease. Thus,
while the risk in each case is less, the in
creased number Of cases keeps up the sum
t''tal Of contagion. Whist goes on outside
of ''registcred houses" The police have no
means If knowing anything about III Paris
,norc th4n in London.
II As to the diseases," remarks Dr.. An
t1rews, ait appears not worth while to tax
tie wlo!e community for costty array of
tcsrisal+ and sargc"ns fur the benefit of
the patrons of brothels- The system
itl Paris shows no SUCCESS in
extirpating syphilis from tho community.
Fnr the present, at least, it would seem
best to leave the disease Us enc of the pun
ishments of 1icertiousness, and let those
who have it pay their own doctors to be
cured" Assuming the statistics furnishct,
1'y the Doctor 10 be correct, the logic Of
his conclusion is irresistible. It is not
one Of the duties Of society to lessen the
risks Of vice, especially il one Of the ef-
fects is to increase the aggregate amount
VI lcwlness in the community.
, 1870-10-09
COEFEEs-
MAA7SCHAPPY"
CO E f e ES.
Genuine EosesNmtE. Jsya..

s5;;3 ssa f3isr; 4 i 8; &; h;
hRSskST java CoFrtK; aal II, tsst. tnas nc nov
H. s:;s Z. Dix. st Il IL + Hsn 81. taff se % r..
ns. atfs can r. ttt4int.s ia l'o!ia1 ahd har
.r e. | ;st III rs uxrs1 &
a,s ~, eitlt Il T., e. ~. ,e.t O. sht: eenets.
.t1cffy wlAt thrv ar. std i the s,ua1
bs 4ssa & sn
NJ. H. cee: fiaEss sns r. Jar aa .ar s.ss Ct
es.r !; .hisrt & h .he .Ms.t.s3srsy tpuea rssde
. TIL u IL T. 111.r ,sc.. RI :t;a x
IN. 7r,,e A.see,.,.en h.. .Ae e.;irs s,sas.ox If
tm' ri. ,ter regulate t.k n,arx.t ate"s.nx l., its
'
1,s f ns"s ass f fso o.na @ , Tt. 1T TUT e
L H. ssf I'd :. = IT, A. Z @
rssd a5tn fsn I'll air ra = aT IT b FIss z
s,pe.s.ner. i 70 out I'd s,, a. I'D t;.Trra.nt ~
bs E1 . ts % I'd s f IT, &. s sn .t1 .. s
n ~ Il ss bns ~ .n "ssthst T. e o
viii sre fsaurT. Gsseransnt ctd+s. but Inis.s"s
rchandit,. yar:nus .tcrrp:ionr tsssch hsnwniue
th se tehess the sutma'd sp esraIc. Of kenan.s
RI: ..!ne Of Java Coffee pend. lar, i, nspn the s-
tt.t Of 1lsn:a .sh Sd ii has 1rn ur-.a
tEt NA} tliLt NEs the u ~ afftE fltfr
xathe:- tfnverulns rt t;oft. t<ine tarrrd and
h!wuGa ir thc sun f:,r -f''.r res,. tr&te they
of eeurt+ evt.s< thcn cur. .!rI III anil ad H.
:;9. sag 81 iii: C. I &
t. .asan e q @ax H. tc ~
9us riy worth n,"nes. tn~ extsA tF>t rn<t n
lsFfry rs4nc.a tu shr harris Of rnns4rners-
sfcrsltE narr u quantity to weigh por1i tasn 1Eu
la3Iy sty othtr ruses-
t:oerrn.n~"t Javn t's9T+ss ncvr~ cnme iu
mut-, but oita nyx In government hE&e.
NcuaeE4, In huSlnz. <1nita ses'' that every
hug fr branded With fae Gur--t.slfte vi out
, 1870-10-09

The Chicago 1imes is giving itself a
snrrerfuous nmonnt of discomfort in regard
to the number of members this county will
have in the next Legislative. The up
portionmcnt for Cook County il ir1erocsbly
filed at twenty-five u,emhersfor the House
of Representatives. That twenty-five will
he elected aud take their seats is morally
certain; that the county, on the basis Of
population, is entitled to that number is
nsathen,atically demonstrated; that the
constitution, by fair and Just construc~
tiop, gives that number to this
county cannot 10 successfully con-
troverted; that the Governor has
ulade Official announcement, Under the
great seal Of the State, that Cook County
shall elect twenty-five Representatives, is
matter OF record in 1.-THE Secretary's
Office and that one hundred copies of
said announcement, duly certified, have
been transmitted by the Secretary Of State
to each County Clerk, is an undoubted
fact. What, then, is the sense Of the
quibbling opposition of the Times to
cook County having its rightful repre-
sentat1on IN the next Leg'slstnse: Why
khonld . Chicago paper desire to
abr1dge the strength OF this city
and county one-fhf'd in the General
Assembly For newspaper which derives
n'ne~tentha 't 'ta patronage from the citi.
zens of chicago to engage in such an un-
wnrrantahle crusade against their rights is
a very unworthy and d'scEeditabie pieee OF
business to say the least OF it. 1t il dif-
hcu't TO divine tue motive that nctuates it.
1t cannot TO partisan, because the Times
anticipates the election OF Republican
Delegation from tins county, and whether
tl'"f delegation pe fifteen or twenty-five, the
legislature on )o1nt baiiot, anu IN
, 1870-10-09

EpFC{T QF6p1fE6 % E4Itz46 T{1bt{6E.
pxpR1ax Ill. Ocr. 3--A melancholy aud fatz1 &c
ti3eutat shooting CASE occurred here this tuoru-
INC Mr. A. l. WILCOX, travelling agent for the
Christian Cntop, from the house OF j. u. Ford i
CO, Of New York, while couvesbt1R with several
ladies' and Rentlemen IN = private rooIu, EHs re-
once Enew, and, pnring ous his
revolver to Illustrate his storJ. placed It assinst
his head, when It suddenly went on, ind Wilcox
rolled frou his ctalE TO the floor, and alnoA ~
ssAn,ly expired. Ills folks live at Lltchneld, Ct.
10 wnom the sad Intelligence Of bis death has
been sent
, 1870-10-09
WINE OF LIFE.

The 61tak Bfood Purifier AID Delicious Drink War;
ner'~ tiHuas FttH. or Wine or Life. Il sr%e ttern
sny l+eenons dx*t q i1npasstass being PREPARED fct
tz. and sc1e. md th+ finest thInz in Ho1i pu-
EfyirE the booi. il she .est pleasant and delicious
Ehssy. sins e,sser' q ~ 9shs: .fsis T.. ,ovie
old. can IKE he Wine of Life. Il e. fai- iifo p1s-
tr1vef. 1eose who ',i:h 70: snieo f;od hs.ih nd
Il Lite. It ]. dereEt frpm znythIaS err betare ~
1t T. sold By dEuExsts- pr3er ST. In aaTt b1&is.
, 1870-10-09
MARRIED,


GooDMAS- -AI1I-At the rt4n Pre.hyterisn
ChuJth. Otrohrf6 BY thr Rev Dr. EfttT}fr, Mf, Fred
erici VI. Eoodtusn and Mis- Msxee G. MIL.
RnwFNz zLARSEp-1n ort;qtt 0etobe. + 4 tie
ien, atts Helen T.. daughter Of Colonel SJivcetes
LAfned. and AF. Frank a. Bowen. Of Chctso. 80
t2fds-
BKSSETT-ROsS-At tho rectory Of ST, James
Pas4ss, By the Rev. J. II: Rsl.ned, ~. Charles A.
E<NN+ts. o4 the aA4e AeSrt Htun%tt Of Detroit
Mich., .rd M't. fftzir G. kass, seeo=d daughter u
UduxM Hh4s, Of pitfsbuy, b. Pa
, 1870-10-09
COUCH NO MORE,

Warmers Cough Halsuk. il ltel;us. ri itsAinx.
and exp~ctotattEE The eEtf.oEdsu 1-,we- It pos-
tir ,nort otrtnste c.tes Cou<hs OLD. a,se fh:eas.
aud Ceusutal lttos Il a1re+. Incredible * pru,u2.H
The tl:r. sud ex1tan in ete: al tr alc'r q
ans affection If the thtuAt and nts- THAI tDueaE Ct
tht 4ctans daily psesesihsnx it. spd anil ~ ray
tst 1t te the nl.+t hr Alns a. ncsss
el.es one tottl- ~t!*cs = Il yoE! tsHls Il
5eu Rsl cough and Eat4.-, The Ba.sE viii Eart-
, 1870-10-09
DIED.

CAHSE-At Txris. FI11ee, .JEne is. 1E.t, Themes
Afrd ri yeafr.
Funeral fsp1 th~ re7kferee ct his hruthe. in-sw. p.
sr,tisg y "1sna Gntsar;c e. T't.x; ;a.;tG ~ T.
Attrnd without further nossee-
Wi i.t1DS-At Hx.tine.. England. SrptttnhrE =.
axed = year, CT asl.te relic: 1t Tie 1Ae John cads.
cI-P.H3ul A&fef-
REhW.LDT-o o. Saturday: oes .. Johanna Rea-
sFn1dt. dsu{hsc5 Of H. Acd Efnily Kehwnstt
FuntTai ii oseloettr. M, Monday. fFcsa - "ed-
tefftt-
a.eT1LLIAAs-At waupun. Niscnnsin. Oct :
Willie. nuiy child Of uE. s. A aad ksaile u. Ae#it-
REfCHE ER-ln th:. eii*. 0-t. 9. Willie. enlr ton cf
Mr. aud MN. 4. ". kexener. af:d II 1noath..
F4t,rra1 II oct.ck fIuHt ~ Sn<1h II aSetka-st
HNARTIS-Tke frrtTal 81 tee late pnTfo Martin. vito
ht death the NoEthwc1tezu railroad )ast Monday
aeper oI james nha-t 16t Wat b .rreou- l. 1h~ Dr.
c<Aevd A.,a s.tnlaw Of Ar bard Fleming. 1ate o!
Ch!caxo, whoa- {rnds and AeqrautAnets arc re~pret
fhllv invited tn artend.
, 1870-10-09
EpertAf Ikrratet II The Chicago Tribune.
ASSESSING CLERKS.

SALT LAKE. {. T.. oet- s.-AaJor ". P. on1ay
Deputy Postmaster, anu Associated,
white drunk, entered the editorial
room OF the Herald, lncketl the door, and tried to
shock E /. Sloan, one OF the editors Of the Hfr-
aid, Itr ertucttnR bis dispatches aud couducf,
sh1onk h t,e ceiumrs Of hts paper.
, 1870-10-09
Soldiers, Northumberland sLnKR1.

BfN3N DeHp&&sil
AURORA, H., Oct. a-The Tnitty-stKth ReGt-
ment 1tilpoit Volunteer Infantry held their A.
soiIitrs md thair f1iends trom this and I'd
Joining counties were pEeseuA After trans
ac.tpg their usual business aa da ne so.1.ets !s
diLptr, toaats, 1nd good cheer were The
order for rome hours. sPeteaese EeFe 1nsie BY
General LoaAu, t.ol3hel J; : Muso1. ant KEY.
dressed large audience Ia the Ct'J Hall upou
ne po1ltlzl questions al ISSUE IN shts tanvzss. lit
held bis tzIEe audience for abous Two hours, and
Fox R1eE veuey vt1 gre the usnal Republican
matustfT,
, 1870-10-09

CS1NxAIl, 0cL s.-The Labor Reform party
held a large meeting to-p!ghr At the Saaonsl
Tacas1e Republicans held d meeting. also, II the
Court SS1ees Market square, Whicn Hts ID
dressed BY Governor HAyS 4nd Columbus
Deano. The campaign has been unusnallJ qutet,
except in the Tatfn Disu1ct, where exciting dls.
euSslnHa bare t1ken place between seaenck Ano
Campbell, calling ont large cruwd8 Of peope.
, 1870-10-09

LOCAL POLITICS.

LUCAL FUAl41ta.
Tie people of this sity will have to vote.
on the >sh Of November, for the following
named officers:
sheriff.
1tNttfeE.
aG .,l1tN.TSisf,tx,
y, .t,Irfmru.
n EOnk;kh'fS-
3T2x tcn1.s core.
5TnWn Clerks.
Assessors
= Representatives tt ihr General Assembly.
: 6aAtr Senators.
Mec:lrE ot cou9tees.
1Gs Officers ct arl E.na..
This dues not include the State officers
which are to he chosen at the same time
This is the last siue that an election for
s'uper.is is.,rs will lie Lcld in this county.
The new constitution provides that here
after the affairs 1T C.h,k County shall be
1naIayed lsy a hoard af fifteen Counnis-
sioEers I,lt it rrqEires an act of
the Legislature TO fix the term,
co.,,peas:tiep, qualification, aud time Of
elecsicn If ttcEe olictrs, aul until that
leg.niu1iun is had, Ill. Bo1r1 Of Supervi-
son Kill continue 10 manage the fiscal
att-irs Il: :he csuuty. Or.iinariiy We should
tAre 10 elect a number OF Justices Of the
r+ace a, The election this fall. The terms
OF fifteen nf these Justices expire on tho
9th Of November. leaving BIT five in
o.,;ee, tllzer Of wlvm go cut in april
next. Eulihe the case Ut the Supervisors,
tEe constitution Hi,'lishrd the election OF
Justices Of the Peace in this city, and
provided fo- their appointment by the
Governor, upon the nomination Of the
Judges Of The Circuit, Superior, and
County Courts Thc new constitution
provides :ssat they shall lie appointed for
such districts as aEo NOW, o7 shall here
ter TIC. provided by Law. These districts
already exist, l'eiug tie respective towns
of Sow;!,, West, a.,sl ::,;,r.A Chicago. The
Legislature may alter Or change these dis
tsict%, but they exist with sufficient legal
dissirc,ness tu auth"rize tho appointment
of Justices Tie constitution fniis to
designate The 1susut'er Of Justices for each
district, bnt in tltls: too, VIC suppose the
number rruv,slt-, 1,y existing Law will lie
followed until such tiu,e rs tho Legislature
shall otheru isl. provide. The constitution
provides that c1istiug Justices may con-
time in Office until the expiration of their
present commissions The commissions
Of thirteen u these Justices expire Nov.
G, 1870, of three in April, 1871, and two
in November, 1873. These last mentioned
Justices are thust. known cs Associate jus
tees Of tue County Court Unless
the Governor hnv, the power to appoint
, 1870-10-09
THE MURDER OF CHILDREN,

Margaret W~ters, The woman who followed
tue business of receiving infants to nurse,
and then jr1ggipg aul starving them to
t1eath. has been convicted, in London and
sentenced to he hanged. The discovery in
her case led to great excitement in Eng-
2aud. though the business h%s been followed
there fur centuries. A number Of the iu-
farts in this wou,an's charge died, and
their deaths we're attributed to her. We
believe the number uf victims laid to her
charge wa. ~. Ono case was selected, aud
upon that she was convicted. This husi-
ness of farming out babies is psactised
very extensively in Paris The great city
furnishes the children who are sent to "t1,e
country" in other words, are given to per-
suns living beyond Paris, ~ho, in consid-
Grafton of an agreed sum, take the child
aud promise to provide for 1t. These
bargains are of two kinds: First, a
round sum for the whole expense;
and. secondly, stipulated payments, qunr-
terly or sen,i-aunually. The parents Of
these children. are Of ali claxscs First,
those IN af1luent circumstances, where the
child is born out of ~ellock, and where
family pride detunnds secrecy These pay
the hest, and generally there il waschful
trace Of the child kept, in osdes to reclaim
il at aone future tine. Then thers are
the large class Of unmatris1 females who
work at various occupations, who cannot
lhcm 10 the baby farms There are also
, 1870-10-09
ILLINOIS.


pr1ScY. IT,, Oct. 9.The Adams County Rcnab-
1tcau Conyen,itn Vas heIi to-day. 1t Camp Poiur,
snd nominated By acc lmatlou the following
t:ckkt: Fur RepresknIatts es+ Col T. * Jones;
Sheriff. Fred n!ckhrt; C!ert, S. ]. AzrieT; Giro
iIr P. A.. MkfkI
, 1870-10-09
SPAIN.

LoSpux. Oct. s--a Madrid correspondent Of the
Sd states that ttc three thousand troops p:ontsel
DeRotas, for Cuba. cannot be sebt ou account Of
the scarcity Ut muney-
, 1870-10-09

WnEner's ~ spepsf1 Tonlo Il prepared a1V:ess.
t;ses'.tr ~ ati,ktty 'tmnlaslnk ttntc sad saen.
the dix 4tive orsAEs the:. healthy x17:c Weak
Tttie An. dFeIesEse pt1-Int ehontd WAA<E3y D1E
rEtb1A Toxic Fer sale ~ dIuk61t4. Prtce Dollar.
, 1870-10-09
GERMANY.

xoss1KoCs coAB1NA11oS.
InSroS. Oct. 5--Tne Journal d. BEu42ela IL IT.
spunsIble for storJ that negotiations arc now
pending between the German Government. back
ed hy Kussia and Napoleon, the object being 10
prevent the establishment Of Ffeuch repub-
lie.
The THO "aREAT TOWERS
B1snark. according TO BruAse!s correspondents,
recently declared that there are but two powers
pow In Europe: Frussia ana Russia, whose uue
dominion Is ia Asia.
CAPTURED FRENCH.
NEW fonk, Oct. a-The correspondent OF =
German paper Whites fzoaA kouiSsevE4 that the
captured F4ench Officers strut about the stree's
~ hauRhttiF N cobqucr1Ef. and that It Is T0atF
bumtlauug to behold ths cis1l1ties snowered On
them By the hpucst country people
BERt1S, Oct, 6-The Anste,tr. sft1cial journal
1eries the exlttence Of any correspondence be-
tween King William and the Pope, since the s)th
at July
REyokEr.
General Won FalkensteIn has revoked bis pro-
h1httnn against sncfsl Democratic meetings. lie
e1acts from the police suspension OF any meet
,nEs tenct1g to embol1en Fezlce 10 decline rea-
ssuatIe terms Of peace.
tspeciat Derpatch % the Eew Ycst fIera3d1
POLITICAL OPERATIONS
LONDON, Oct. "A despatch from Berlin, dated
7.h, states that powerful political party OF that
city IL ncttatln1 TOT {! 1nBe IN the constitution Of
the Northern Brnd. WHO annt unce that they arc
| determined not to accert union with South Ger
ulapy without full consideration Of all tho
! facts Of that un!ou, and the future policy Of
| Prussia. Il u understood Au5t1ta Ft1I not op-
pose German uutry, aHd all hlt1cu'ties
fsr The conknnnauon Of thar uu!cn with procecd
| from tic 81 utherD government, and the essence
of panty Of independents. and p:ozTes&
| BAzAINE PROPOSES TO srRRESDKR
L0NeoS, Oct a--Therc Is 4 report that Uasasue
| has dttermineG to support the itnpeflaI cause.
| With that view, tt has o1esedio surrender Ae:x,
sud has hound himself and his army not to
| ugh, sratnss Germ1ny, II allowed to
| march ont with ol1 the ho1ors Of Ta1,
and With \ forthe: proposal that he should. II
IlDer1ftd on those conditions, asslst In putting
GAVIN the rebellion and re- establishing the Emperor
NAPOLEON. This proposition is dccliotd b. Bis
marx, apd IN bis REFUSAL he states that he u rot
sas1eted oi the Integrity Of the af1cers aud SOL
aIers, aud believes The army would not generally
yIelt, an obedience to this intrigue. This report
| has nhta}ned conaderohlo crelence, alnce the
| knR Of Prustia has permitted General Betbarki
to psss the r7ussIsu liEcs,
| n..,nE IT .rm.sRorro.
Tba tau,or ,,nna . + stra.,,onry ts estimated n
.aoo ~ ~ AVIAN -
~r+v voax- .rnn e+-,s ,s,,onro corr~xno,.
~, -, ~. H.-.d r.,.,-nnha ,n,t ttr sera..a,ton
~ s,a.. h..,,rs y, ~ sa.r, m annm,.nno ,he
.a".,""t :, .s.h.s ,ov..t.-. ~ ~. n,,t,rv har =.
80 .ss ~ go. - 49,, s,n.-enr h,,t tha
.s u.,,, ,r,,.ot onIr an
| ...s. 49, ort.
ono ~" s,n.s-.., 49, fev
home u wv ue"fts u.s .satsh - ~ e,.s---n,ro IL In
49, 80 s,,a,. ,hs ns.,nyes ami rhe snpe,h
.4e'' N'e sls.N. ~ 49,. - .ou.r xr0xre..
HaMes' 4ae 1asuion'e r ,.s. ,s,.r., ,ats,,v
gfeau5' mau5 sp'uaua Aaa ~ ,.,s1-nrsa mn, ~
destroyed. Ine !'oiA4' - "e@s'
, 1870-10-09
EN- ri MENACOCUE.

wARxKR's KAMESAGoGuE sha ooy srtseis
WGere j. tbc finally IN which ths susporrsrt Iafe1na
II not sntrd MthcrA, tks t. the Esesst b'es4in8
It Ii Il a!.5 sot tema.e it:s<ula1t:ra. ard
r1ax tt rpenA-d uruH in every pFhete th< r.tt
r. Hcvs hss i.-~u oht.rsct+d tl1u<a eola dee.ss
Sold tx drufkistt- Ps.ee 0oe Dollar.
FSE sa!s hots1se I. T. chisaso I. hn'lhat = FdeI
Reid, knTnhsms san. lozd hnth- +. ..lns ali hiaE.
, 1870-10-09
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN. !
The Situation in and Around !
Paris.
The Bonlbardlncnt Of Paris to
Begin On The 10th.
The Germans Expect to be in
Paris on the 18th.
Count Of Paris, Bazaine, and
Trochu, Candidates for
the Constituent
Assembly,.
Reported Intrigue Of Ba2aine
to Snr1 ender Metz.
Tic Is Willing to Bind Himself and
His Army net to Fight
Against Germany.
II Liberated HIc VIII Assist In
Crushing the French Rcpub-
lie and Ise>toring Na-
polcon.
Eisnark Declines Bazaine's
Proposition.
An Unsuccessful sortie from Metz.
&'ur1ina1 Cullen on tho lecvo2u-
lion in Rome.
lie Hepouuces Victor Emanuel az H}p-
ec1ite and Napoleon as an
Apostate.
, 1870-10-09

f"a NVekess''*.'-s+ es..~.-....*-. --.e1at1 fV0
This includes no extras, which will swell
the cost Of the school to S3s, GOO. Foetu-
nate indeed is it for Chicago, that when the
money now on hand ia gone, there will he
no more TO be wasted in this proiligate
.fs.ln
, 1870-10-09

WaxuerSa Pile ke1eed5 hss ue~ef fasled {ao&
In tA+el 70 te very CRIT cAas o1 Blind
Itching OF I.redluf fik.- TfA.e *tu afe Afflicted
eho.d Immediately call ite4r dfuxEi.t add ret Ax.
sEss PIX kEA1H: Il + expressly tsf the it1s. md
many nf tl.t1ty Year, standing Pssc<
Uae DolAr. for sAtr bs 1sE&E;s:4rEtEy~ht1u
, 1870-10-09

4A1S commencement OF the dawn OF
knowledge in medical science, which Pro-
fessor Huxley speaks OF, has, whether he
meant it or not, deeper meaning than the
,nere woni1s convey. In broad terms, there
IL now no such thing AS Medical Science,
if We accept as an accurate definition OF
science Professor uu1,cy's words, used in
the course of this 1ecture-*' diligent,
patient, loving study of all the multitudin-
Gus as,,ects of nature, the results Of which
constitute exact knowledge" In this sense,
there is no medical science, but only en-
pirical practice. We do not, of course,
speak Of surgery, where there is o.
act knowledge, bat simply Of medical
practice as applied 10 disease. The source
of disease is, for the most part, unknown.
Wills treatment ia u,a;n1y confined 10 ia
manifestations. The priucipls of the
homeopathic school, that like cures like.
whether true OF not, as a dogma, is lased
On a confession that ali medical practice il
c1nnir;ca1. and treats from SYMPTOMS. and
moi from CAUSES, Nor is this less tzue Of
tia older school than Of the new. thouob
;ts n,ofessora nnohah,v v;u hesitate tn
confess If Rnt thera is no}odv. uho baa
had occasion IN ca1l in a nhvs;c;an ,rbo
;1o.e not tnow il tn he :. f,ct Aman NAV
bara a has3scbe or soms o,her soom,rc,v
tr;f;ro min in III, norn;no and m nv.
g;.;.n rhor, bs mav conan1t u;,i xantnra
,,os;t;ra,v II, sov 1hatba- ,bo a;,,,a,,t ia
,,na which h;s ,ne1irine-piven for thu
, 1870-10-09

Especial Despatch to tho New FORK TneAl
Loxpux. Oct. S.-Co1espondente from the
headquarters OF the Prus,ian King states that al
the guns for the Siege Of Paris arc IN place. and
Ia another week the assault viii begin. 1t Is b.
hcyed that the assault viii begin on the aun1re:-
eary OF the battle Of Ltipsig t16sn). The Ger
fu4us count on being IN the city Of
Pans by the 18Th. They nay not md
that task 70 casv. On the question Of
rroyistoIs hold!p9 CUT, and respecting the sut-
cteucy Of them, there IL Il variety IT opinions IN
the N. anime, the F.ench srs begientng to male
show OF knccessfu3 resistance. The departments
are opposing, sep b. step, the sdvance Of the mew
I'Inssian corps now In Foszes. The near ur-
prpach nf the horrors ot bomhasdment rxtttrs
universal pity anil :ympaths here. Eloquent a,lro-
cafes Of mediation In papers like the Standard a:e
trying 10 mute The Government to action. Tue
hos: ors disclosed after the srge Of strl-houry,
fpzciblJ a1d these appeals; but the Ministry MAN.
IL its DO tntenflcn Of moving. and the people
await the result Of an assault In dreai and auxi-
esy. In IN eloquent ttcle this morning, The
Standard says. the siege OF Paris Is hot cs!eh for
1t Is going too far.
, 1870-10-09

The Common Council and the Board Of
Education authorized the erection Of new
school building in the West Division in the
Washington District Tho Board Of Edu-
cation, with more than ordinary 1ooseness,
authorized the Board Of Public Works 10
receive bids for the same. On the eth,
contracts were let by TINT board in tho fol-
, 1870-10-09

pronounced By the Holy Ser. He psrelatued hts
a,1n. asun To The revolutionary pstnctpt"s Of the
FFenca inddels Of 17sa, ind boasted snAshe hai
tnso.tbel them On bis banners "heu
he undertook tho present War
against Prussia, ami betrayed still
mora his evil desgps agatr st the Ho'J Sec in or.
det1nR that the few tso"ps stationed In Ene Papal
states must return hamr, Tins abandoning Hts
lInIlne>s TO ,hr merry Ut n,as xh,', stucc 1882
had been usin. the most wicket means to get
poss. s.,rn nf Il, st,lp the Holy Scent the few
Remains OF teiEtp,ty rst4!hcd By him-sn action
s1nu.h ID mnrc repsehe1s,ble, In ,suuch Us
Y, I'll st air., Ausfrs. Hna other pawers oBeE+t1 n
as>t,t 1ne pspe, Ssr leon +efused 10 permit
such a.stssarce. assn Ling The vi1lcatlon and
n.nor to himself 4lone, aud Threatened them with
wsr should they send troops 10 Rome. Nnae
la,eIy happened to the Emperor IL known to the
while world. 4rter having prevented otaefs frtrm
ass'st,ug the Pope, af1er having urged Victor
Emanuel to seize the States Of re Church. and
after having abandoned the Holy Fataer 70 his
enemies, ht himself Was abandoned, md fell sud-
de1ly. like the statue seen " Sebuchadnczzar.
, 1870-10-09
THE WORLD or AMUSEMENT.

THE WORLD or AMUSEMENT.
A autumn.
A Few Seasonable Words.
The Opera
With Reference to the Hugue-
nots.
Etc.
Thoughts in a Horse-Car and Out.
Amusements.
, 1870-10-09

The people of this city will have to vote,
on the $sh Of. November, fcr the following
pa1ned officers: