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, 1870-09-20
"A G. l1cadtc~s ,s-lEow He
Rode at WORTH

From fhc Ititlh.t Lancer. -iMf -.
At the battle OF Worth it il said that at the
third charge Of the cnirassiers a horse was to
bc seen gong at full speed with q headless
rider. The nlutilatctl corpse was that Of II.
dc Is Futzun de LacaIrc, Colonel OF tho Third
Regiment OF French Cuiraseiers. who had
b.en deearitated by eannon mo! ball;
declare that it vas a mere sonsation
paragraph, Totally devoid cf truth.
Such EM occurrence, however, woald not by
xny ncaus seem 10 DO an i1npossiba1ity.. Not
long ago We directed our readers attention to
ton. surgeon 10 tho Philadelphia Hospital, on
tic instantaneous hgidity which forms the
o. caeioual accompaniment Of sudden aud
violent lenti, such as results from
wounds Of tho llead Or heart. The
startling phenomenon sometimes seen on
tbc taitle-ficld. OF the retention i'll death
Of the last attitude in life, has not oscspcd
The oLset vation Of military surgeons. although
thc facts connected tlaerewith have not been
studied With the attention that they deserve.
Those WHO are familiar with the descriptions
that were given Of the Ctimean battlc-tic!ds.
particularly that Of lnkerms1n Will remcmoer
that the various attitudes and tho express Aons
Of tic features OF tue dead were dwelt upon.
The report OF NJ Cheuu contains short &C
! culnt- chiefly la4e1 upon tho communications
OF NIL Armand and Trrler, Of tic attitudes OF
the dead in battle during the Crimean anil
| 2tAIllI c.AuIl'A4tHS+ IN A&1S.lltAs
luse.r, ki,leti 1t the ss1ntt .iu,e as his horse,
,calairsG almcs: in the saddle, resting OIL his
right side, tile point OF his sabre carried for
warl, as 1t the ch4rgs. This fisidty gc1sor-
| allv follows sudden au.l violent deaths, but
not invariably. DIR. Griutolt, among Ills c1scs.
! that man woun.sed III tl.s left breast a.
Belmont. Missouri, found u stray mulo,
wllicl. he Succeeded i'll mounting; While 10 the
act Of ri1irs the animal lie tl.sil bui The cotpsc
1e;siuea tic t,p1igl,t mounted position, and
OIL liz teccmins necessary, to appropriate tlt
VA found 10 bc 80 .irn.'y ans riSsiily Sc. a. Il
demand certain amount Of positivo furca |.
free the nulo from the clasp OF tilt
lcss. Or. Brintou ia led 10 concisde. from
his own observations, and those Il o'hsrs
t1sa. this battlefield rightly is daSel,ped =
tie moment o. death. and tAat the csGavcri
a,u:drcs are those of the last Iaomeut an
act f1f liza
, 1870-09-20
'Ellc Anslc-AMicracnn Ambulance
Corps

A correspondent OF the London Ae,cs, writ
ing from Paris Oh August 27 says - The An
glo- American Ambulance Corps left tho Palais
de iIl:dustric this afternoon at h11f-past i,
and il not the showi1at, it was certainly the
most amply found Of any which had PIE
cceded it. Tho medical men nttached to tho
American colony of Paris are numerous, and
valuable auxiliaries 1t the present moment.
Tic S,1rgcon-it- Clief, Dr.. Slln4, i. man of
Worldwide reputation, and 1o has around him
an efficient stan OF Jonpg surgeons anxious to
take tho field but some agency hidden 10
tue outEltie world seemed TO paralvze all tlt ir
cfforta ut til the arrival OF DR.. Frank, the dele
gate Of the London Society, who went to work
with lis usual energy Selecting aB Surgeon
in-t'hie of the English Society Dr. ArCortnac,
OF Belfast, who has been waiting Eince his re-
turn frcm Metz The formation Of the American
and Ang1o-Amcricans, shnpl1 Ee!ong 10 il,
and that they should start at once. exam-
incl tho stores with interest, aud the un,ack-
ing OF tle numerous packages OF Dr.. Frank
created amazemeut, evan iu tue vast hospital
magazine Of the Champs lysees- Instruments
of every kind, ether, carbolic acid, lint,
drcasings, Gil cloths, sufficient In qaantity to
mike tlenrtt in the sanrket. The start was
accomplished with certain amount Of solem-
nifty. Old Doctor Chenu assured the hystand-
cEs tt.as it Was with tears IN his eyea ho aaw
the representatives Of tho great English and
American nations so out hand in baud to ac-
complish their mission OF mercy: while Cant
Floyigny, the President Of tho French Society,
tha,ked then, warmly in few sussahle words,
adding that France would ever bo grateful fot
the efficient cid thus rendered her at 'hs mo-
mont Of need. Then. amid the cheers Of all,
tho corta1e left tho palace"
, 1870-09-20

Canal LOCK. CHICAGO, Sent: i9-1 ?. n
Z: EAREu -Coht*s11 Mo:tis, ts,6s0 t lumber; Non-
ri. 1s1ii sreeo Is Savings, as5 Il inmber: Ware,
MurTis, Neht; reter aud Paul. Ottawa, .6s,sss #
lumber lUV brls salt; i. S. CARPENTER, Jolet. 15o
s 1h n csa TaansSo Sss 5s s hf Fs Sdm4a s
Run, light: Scbastopo1. Leincnt. light; y. less,
Lemout, light; acadia, Lelnont, light: Excelsior,
WaIser, sMoa. Emont. lgat; dener Ncrnelson, L.
m9ats aHhsefZnbepni1. fas 6sI oifawa nu oats North
:afs; Il Stn1s ess t. ~ ST. Sss Ss %
sse0bu corn, sfo hn cats; General Sherman, Sen
ecp $500 By con-, so1 ns seeds: IoldpEe. Ma5, az,
In oats; Georgia, rtea, 6,1eo bu com; North
America, Chaitcahou, 14e tons sand; pEnl, ~
snota, Is: tons sand Anurew Jaessen' MlnooSa, W
r:Sp i' TWO SeIMs, saS, GO .yls stone;
Snsss Sa g yl RS stoue 1raoa Ss Rs
| en yds stohe; Defiance, Big Fun, 9, Jds stone
| ". n. S:moEs, Locsp.ls, IS yts stone: Colonel
Mai'n Loskpe:f s. yss s,onG; ,,9 9ene1 :;
vuEce, Lemou,, So ids stone; ]. ". McGennlss
lmo g rs stens onGa, S "a staee Is
81 us ste,.e; Hairy, Lcmen.. = Jus stole; Mars
s Lsgs1 a. st5s 3 e; f;ot L. Sa5oe Sn5o f sPt
I Wis ttcne, George Judd. Lennon, 2 yds stone
| [. ". Walke-, 1enunf, = y.ls Atone; E Walker
1r., Lemo1t, 90 EIs stone; MAY "aiksr, t Lemon!
CANAL Lccs, CHICAGO, Sept. 19-s r. m.-
C1EARED-J. B. Preston. Prison, 1l6, 200 hs slaves
nrtgc, Crisol', l,Eht; ". i. Steel, Jelet, light
plaiet, Lement. light; z: 9: Io9mis, lemon Lemon
sat: %aser Ienoa Sae eSi
r. Ii. Atkinson, Lemont light: j. y. McGenats
Lemont, light George sudd, lemont: light; 3: 4
Thorpe, Lemont, light: prop. Cashier. Lemon
]Rht; Onondaga, Joliet, Is, 40 It lumber: -:
posts; prep. Wasp, lemonf, light: Co!onel Aa1u'
| BIC Rur, light; Atabla, Big Run, Hight.
ARRIVED w. 4. Steel. Joliet. Sc {Is stone "
ward PrIsou, 140 tons earth; prop wasp Lemon
| IS yds 6ttue.
, 1870-09-20

sse9:c: Cnla mo!aases, 45ls3oc; New YORK exsrA
sngnr-house syrup, Gs9.bc; Philadelphia been1re,
extrn. Efa6sc: 3tn.ier's, s0@ sc.
SPlCES--Since the date OF our Inst report prices
have undergone veEy few changes Tae inquiry
nasmegs. sa 10. i' J. s.45ai 81 So: siossi slslss
caSs!a, Gs@'oS; pepper, ss@3se.
changed prices: kIncsf1rt3 corn, 11K@17t: pure,
lo9lokc; Peoria crys:ai, s99Kc: satin, 1o31tc;
il: ~ Waits pure, ;as1.s": Ottawa iaundfS, t
TEAS-Ttere wasar ~ =. movement IN this
market for ..caday, Lid dealers were strong
u thelE vtcTB at tho annexed quotations:
good, 95caH 90; do nne and extra choice. Sits
@1-io; superior to 1nc imperial S1.15al.a5; !;
shriGe to extra Leaf japan, sLlSaL95: good 70
o5c@ tI0c: good to fne Kunpowder, s11531.a5:
choice to extra choice, $1.a3@Ls0.
TOBACCO-Remains quiet and prices were nom-
.ualiy unchanged, ranging substantially as fol-
cngw1xs-Ext1a, esca$loo: choice, ssasoc !;
Medium, '09soc; common. s5965c.
sMoEEg-chotse, soassc; medium, e59esc;
Plge-N Natural IA. seos*loo; half bright, 'se
SOC: black. sound, 62910c. = .-'..0
was nm at the following quotations: Beech, $50
maple, 800; hickory, <9.so9lo.oo; slabs. saoo9
WQUL-ITadG Was qulet TOT Monday ana
prices were steady, as follows: Tah-scoueet ],
s.@.sc; tub, e1tra clean, 4s3soc: tub
common. 45tsi'c; fleece, X, good condition
Gsassc: neece, <, good condition, light 500 soc
fleece, Y. bad condition. heavy, 35@3sc; 1cece
medium, good condition. light, s39i9c fleece
coarse. tight, and clean, ssat6c; nesce, coarse
li:ht, and dingy, so9sS; fleece. rnwasheh. tue
9"ss6c: leece, unwashetl, coa7se, 2oa2sc; teec" !"
5nrrr, s95c on: fcece bucks. ore half price o
-raSEed.
, 1870-09-20

the outside for drove Averaging f3S2 n3- The
market closed quiet
..- CLGSISH F1ICES.
Choice Bceres-Ftne fat, we!I-ioryncd
9to 5-year old steers, and averaging
fe:0 TO 400. ..,ss.s0 $500
PRIME Beeyes|0uO, Well-iatteA, timely
formed steers, averaging 1,loo to- ,26o m
averaging ,1oo to i.soo o; ;poun1s. 51s8s.ss
Medium ClasLMediuu steers nnd good
eows :oE city slaughter. averaging 500
~ 1.AoN. ...---.s...-..... o-shH57'sa
Stuck Cattle-ComMou cattle In decent
fesh, averaging 100 to 1,D30 pounds. s253f LIS
1ufcrior-1I I-htn ard thIn cows ana steers 223&3.0o
H0GS-The hog market was about as duu to-day
eg 1t well could be. There was about the average
attendance Of buyerp, bat none seemed inclined 10
invest save at prices l1a13c lower than than were
current at the close Of last week. and consequent
" little was accomplished tn tue way OF salcs,
holders invariably refusing to gEunt further coz.
ceas!ons. A few hundred head changed hands at
substantially Saturdays range, Or at $s7a9a. IS
for common, light, coarse. md mixed iots 70
choice far, even lroyee. T-c market closed quiet
Received since Saturday, 2 40 lead.
, 1870-09-20
DIR, Raphael

De.c.ibee diseases without Information from the
PATIENT and cures witcat experiments the tse o&
nTtcIy thus eavips your health and life from wrong
tFeatcnt ~ Eat aaad,senst up etairs r. Ge1is:r
Tii AEA tiJE AND LONG AfEN.N
, 1870-09-20

The Live Stock mnrkets

tEn YUM.
New ToHx, Sept. l9.-TotaI b.eycs, $500 heal.
Oh sale tc-daY, 10 cars at Oae-hurdtcdtt street,
le cars at WeehaWken, and 50 cae3 st Communi-
paw, making 5000 head. largely poor cattle, l10o
bling Texans, the market being slow for poor
eIai Hundred uns5ld Fit stock unchanged,
or 15@ 19hc: verJ few at 1sc; fair at 1Ac; poorest
at Gk@t0c; average less tlan lac. 4 drove OF
100 Texans, average ~; cwt, brought 7iEc; 90
Illinois, average 6x cwi, $si.O0: 100 Kentucky,
extra. ayerage Sx cwt, 1GSl7c; 100 Texans, aver
age cwt, loIe. Weather due, bnt too much
thin stock. .....
shecp-3e,ooa for week, ami 10, 100 today; mar
kct slow anu limbs lower, ssac being the top for
eats Of s0-it cauatlns: chr OF fair. 6l las, ~
Safe, 70 lbs, GAc- Lambs sell at 6S3 sheep,
4aG,sc, oae car oG-n 1ndiaaa bringing oAt; car
C:-M Ohio, SIC: deck 1ll-ta Gaua,l7. Gstc.
\: A:I1e.s-lsstSintS far the week Ii l1] anh Il cars
-lal dressed se11 at 12sal21fc; Hive 9.i a911c,
being wcaEe. cr u Dliu sl0 l1s. sold at li6c
STATE aAd jersey dressed pigs bring I2va13Hc.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. l9.-cattle tlnH; sales 0i
3.5sl; cxlra, ses9.ae; 10 good, '@5Xc; coul-
mon, sGI 6hc.
Sheep III tDr demand; sales Of 1000 4: 5 soc.
lls'Es In fair demand, hut Tt lower rails: sales
.. c,9sso at 1ets@13!Ec.
ALLEGuESf. 49,. .... ...--
East Liberty, Pa, Sept. 13.-IiOsa rnu heavy
hes. llcary, 2%@911c; mc'slunl, 9S9He: light,
Sts@9c-
MAID; nrriralS light
, 1870-09-20
ZEAL ESTATE,

"a'.:n'rr h:sr.s conveying CITY and suburban
- i*'Hs within seven miles OF 1hr Court House
, ,:'' Tor 1.eorsl on Monday, September -:
-',t't At :v, sS Il : tf Larrabee ST, I, e5xl0a
Ii: sep. -, 1s7.. ~ ~
4tt-;I; Il. :: Il 5 Of Linden ST, /, 2ix "
~, s-!a Ii. JGit ,s
".':'" It, ny 4 " os Larraf1ce st, IS I, 2Gx
e'>-.c II VIII, buildings; Sent TO- .,. l.se
y satcSf. G. Gilt II c u Elsstl st. T. G. G.1O
a:"a Il: Aug 1.en
",'>H& #. 70 IT II Of Wells Et, s I, 3sxl3s
az Srit l3.- -.-...-...-,.. AoD
'.;i.' $, 1876 It Ii oi..caay st, 4, 4sx1e5 Il;
'st-. ij-,.A...-....-..-..-.., ij- ..--' 7 on
. ,*cA at, SIG II = Of Centre 81, " LEX
- IT; Arg. E.-.-........... m
>'';cr.cx Il, 19a IL 5 vi Centre ST. ~ az. w
=. II, with bu'lIllngs; Sent IL. q an
stt'ia,H.e st, 19A lis eH wase tusip 81. NJ f"S
!.AtolI II: sept. .l9-----.........,,, M
:':.en II, Ilon u Tyler ST, I, Go1:,n -'''
NJ; sept. l3--.......:.-..:.:--.. ........-. III
A;,rsa. ~ 5vnnof Twelfth st, CT. aaH0 ''''
,,t Sr.t. o.. ~
"..1 Jackson st. e OF Iia1sted st, S I, 951is3
,>'t:e i, lae Il n oi Chicago ay, i, 9ix -
,AsST II; duty 1B. observation-disclosures. ~
-N,'n:tnsl II. IS It II Of Houston st. = VT,
,:H3le9 II: Sept. .1..........-.............
N!!caEo az. 20 It OF Armour st, n I, 95x
II, ,!Sa Il: Sep. ...............--.....
"Ff+ honroe Bt. p It Of Paualna st, 6 !,
se1lo4f; It; 3ept- s................... :,
icy Jackson Ct. 17Q It e Of Jefferson st, \
r',WIs5 II; Sept 19........,........ IL. 3,
g. OF y = OF 10 slrcs OF n KS Is Y,
c. ss:. =, = ccst; 81. IT,. ........,.. e,
, 1870-09-20


Speaking Of American securities, Chad
wicks Investment Circular Manchester, Eng)
says:
State-hns been pnndcrcd with the connirance OF
corrupt Judges In New Tolk tana not elsewheIe>
IL unfortunately ttue aad generally admitted. The
contrast, however, between such Judges: & a1a
the fact that no auch complaints have been made
AGAINST the Judges In any ot1er Stat: Of the
'sln the rapid Increase Of their population aud
wealth, the United Suites hare great advantage
over any other natlon- The Increase Ia thelf num-
ner aRuaay Tae tae Of Of tie
nua.iy. ID France It Is still less, 1ne same may
Of taxaton ID them, consequently, Is nor sensioIy
lesscneh each year, but increases in intensity from
The political complications in which they ore con-
peesation II tie q puGe
the other hand, llle public deht OF the uniteI
States ls regarded IN the Hight Of commercial
mate payment .of whles ADEQUATE provisions
arc 70 bc made and tnatutalncd- The anne
Rees es4 the '1ss Ssr.n q T. Is 'f is ass: ss
there is no more reason III perpetuattnE tue burden
OF public than OF private debt No. sooner were
public dehls conttacl:d, either by ths e. nanoa 9r
made for their redemption. Tue debts Or
the former, contracted 70 support Of the
%r ps we Is !nf O.
timc fully paid. The State debts have, as Eaie,
been constantly reduced, and many Of them
wholly ratt, on. The traditional policy OF TIC
| people Which springs maiu,y from tler form OF
government, whcn united wlth; ample means,
which arc increasing With marvellous 1ap!dtty, Is
sure guarantee not onls that the interest, hui
that the principal, WILL at an early day, notwitn.
Standing Its magnitude, be fully raid."
The following wore the Chief amounts oi
specie reported US arriving in Great Britain
l IRON the Unite1 States during the month o1
August, By the vessels named: --.
, 1870-09-20

,:ls sa@l:9 'SKa9 ':3se es Hs:si &: y
IT. Av....... e5,sat.fn 4,ssAl2 I-ststs -u'@@s-
, 1870-09-20
miscellaneous IfeIN4.

NErAIR1Sa.-At Miller Bros. ,ship-yaru the fol-
lowing vessels are undergoing repairs: Bark
Summer Cloud, 1s receiving new bowsprit aud
jibboo,, the schr Japan new mast, and the schr8
Utter, 7. ]. Avery, 4. P. Mason, and Denmark.
are being cau1ked. At Dooilttles, the BARK j.
Jessie Phillips is getting new cenrge-board.
SALE.-The wreck Of the steamer Guiding Star
will be scld at auction. In Detroit, to-day ustn.}
WAS launched the new Large \. Mills, built BY
Mills / CO., Of that place. The barge ls 163 teet
KEEL, s6 feet oeam IL feet inches depth Of hold
and expected to carry 100000 feet OF lumber N
the Saginaw and Toledo t1a,ie.
COLLISION on LAKE 0sTARl0.-A despatch from
Rochester, 18Th, says the schr Howard colitded
from this port, on Lake Ontario, last night. The
latter nlled and capslzed- The crew ESCAPED In q
boat and were picked up and brought here B3th
1attc.
, 1870-09-20

lin n,her connrrf< q nrts enb-nrpd alpcria I,,r-
1nE p1Sa Sia1es AZ txn scies rceee Mo!occo'
!cst.ac 1s,an;s T.sro,, and Tants Malta and t;azu
The imporis Of fndian corn into The United
i1.rn "a Ia sGa eW1s1 Tb,ie ihe foreign e1ports
nm Nav fork. stncc Jannary i. 1sf1. have been
only e.5 se9 b,isheIa ali 70 the West indies Cen
atsnic Great Britain ance
s.rtemherI !. 1863. nave been only II SIS bushels
Tnc incoming corn crop, it is believed, viii be
t,ruer tlnn eyeT Le{ore nFn,itcc.l ia ti9 coUutry
The Acticu,tural Depariment Estimated the cr0n
of 1865 at Is, coo bushels ana that OF 1853 a.
e5s 600 bushels The price ia our market since
meet Tie Liverpool quotations. The prospects fo1
eSa 1sn arc p,sSss ts ss in rs s
n q }arnr n M Rs lt ise so1 aud It
naa Gtasr SSe IS ga m5
s'nrc sIs cJ .Ia4naTr jsst' ~' '"e w 'eo ''
Ine Goopeiatomq h3s oa'at S,,s ~ :, nao,,x ,,o
gr S1up ~ ccn ~ aIasa. ana ~ rui, hs
the ss bess % Information ma within our reach. W. sub
s s4e =, t9 Ssa; afies 9nc sa insf o-a ~
ueh e1sT eter ~ anaT In tic essential @ po,ps Of
.,, n,s1 s,a n.n- mar ,hnen nfrr,.j atrijar
s.tsps. s n % uI a ,are Io,Tn na-tion ~ rms.
ro s.,roau thn o,et IN ss,h ~ snr,sf ar.
mic inferior md Nil lind slow sale 1t low
n,ices. The same remarks applr, in a general
\ rar to fh1. nm crnn NJ Wisonnstn AMI Michirnn.
TnSa ,ha anire rrnT tn1cthnr and It viii nyrrare
as we'll IN ouai,fy as ti1st OF tie mast few years:
there a1e bit lev mouidy Of bYgnie,l hops; the
stronril, shnn3i, nr,ces coSftnne 10 raie inw ,hr
noorc5 Its wilma ,Si naf,lray Hc neglected. mt, shcy
are are @waaied for brewing purposes.
n, cniture s esstimafeI. even wien me picEfne was
rss.iN cnnated Sese orn rars IA tfss t.5untT
af h'ch iSs!S Ssss Yielded flsm 81 e es i e
nu ,ac IN etaSG ;n1ia way ~ ~ ,ho IN st rict ~
, 1870-09-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

MoNpAY EvENSO, Sept ~
REEF CATTlE-RecelVed st1ce Saturday, 3, s4S
head. There was comparatively Little doing in
1nis market Today. The attendance vas small
and the demand WAS OF restricted character,
cattle foT sh{pment East Low grades we're al
most wholly neglected. and for snch prices we5e
xenk and unsettled. though without quosoo!e
Tes sGccted q. fe s93 % rof gaod 70 sa2sse
, 1870-09-20
Tho Produce Markets,

NEW YORK. ... |
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Cor1os~Dn!l aAl prices
shade lower; sales 900 bales ut 19Ac fos mid
DREADs7 7rrfs-F7our- fair demand aud prices
n :g0 ses o. i 9fS Mnfe7
IS Is: extra, ss.s3eaaso: choice. sss595 s.; white
What, :: ss%Sas,; 0aio. s. .oisa3e; - Loa,.
prices advarce,i iasc; sales 6o,o3 bu:
!,ssgts to on; !: "a sssn1e 1ws ea!saS9
winter red and amber. s1.s6G$la,H: retail, si.5o
@..l0; white, sl.oo It5c quiet and unchanged IN
every respect. Corn IN active de.aan:i, ana prices
advanced e 3c sacs, 900 bu: receipts $50 bn;
ntxed, sG7ssk;. high mixed, 50 aa9. Oats y &C.
t!ye demand, and prices ntlyaassa; sales, s.4ooe
nArSsteady; shipping, sotse3c; re,an, si.coa
..l4.
Iiors-QuIe;; unchanged IN every respect
scgar sleady, moderate dement; sales, 1000 hh'ls
cuna. at eK@tec; Porto Rico, sasslo7sc. Molasscs
dull aad nontna'..
HCrTE1-Steady, moderate demand; VEST
s'Gi 'GGinEEsE-s,cady, iS with moderate demand ut
" erRovIsross-Pork .lull aud lreopiag; sales 80
Urls mess pork at $4,000; prime mess, x235o4
r. III unchanged. Bulk meats ,luli and nominal.
ase dlssn1 1sc. 1afs steady Win moderate demand;
sNc Ss.ec ses'er syptemoef 1o,c; seller December
~ 'Wv:1uskKY-Falr demand and firm; sales Coo
'i!s ssoeks 4: So 81 lp wheat m
com; ia7o sls bn OATS g !o5 In rye; les,sol bu
'F'ey TsifrS1,sf ::es Il sst; It !:s7s se peas
tRsiGuTs-Wheat to Liverpool by sail s'l
HrRAps7rrrs-Flour il fair export demand,
a. Il ilA,kei 1'r1u. Wheat dul;, shIppc's holding
o; 81 easo sprins ATT b., "nzs nT;as' 1s;t
n So, .1,ta, ara xf1k nj h3GHakc, Curn III iAtr it,
, 1870-09-20
Vessels a.asscd Vs"ellAnd Canal

The following vessels passed the locks at Pors
nnwS-Schr Chtoa, Sa1nia to Kingston, timber
T Brig New York, Chatham to Clayton, timber
aud stayfS- .,
Sclr ENTERPRISE, C1evciard ta Porr Hope, coal
P1op Clevi!au1, Toledo to 0gdcnsbnrEh, gen
crai cargo.
Prop Georgian, Po1s Stanley to Montreal, gen
ers1 cargo. ,,.,
Prop Iaty ward, Chatham to Montreal. genera
cargo. n-,o,
Prpp YnunE America. ogdensbursh 10 Toledo
Ee5eral cargo. c,.n,.,
Rt;C Florence, Hamilton 10 Erie
Scf,r F1oritla, Oswego to Chicago, coal
Scpr E. r. Mur11y.
W;SD-Nqrtheast.
, 1870-09-20

France Ut tho Sturl.
l~.adou -ioy. &c. Cortt.l-ondt"et ef tic yte aIorI
TRIBUNE.
Azsmst Dstuk, the war correspondent of
The I'aN Nall Gazette, whose letters from the
Continent havc crcstod considerable sensation
htsclast evtniug, delivered Il iec1uro Oh the
MILITARY ssressou in Europe. The proceeds
are are to be- gwen to s
ranc. Tie following we extract:
"1n making myself tnc e:ho 81 . discoaseet |
which political ut philosophical Paris has thought
Iae,c are pa1n-s which Paris no more mentions |
ti,an II than daicd from The twelfth cell |
tury. letns utte!,d to The Russians first When
ss5S'' ed * a,Sa'e T %isf s: s. nsssns
, cu1.ti: pe % Il %uuia % snpliiy u5atIs. and Woaia
rea:ls absiee the Ereat crisis Pleasures ~ which
ioeiy eo1stu'sa the ; S 1nsisesS l1s ,n In
tattnE, therc Is NJ longer time eF tasFaat'aM t.r
;.lu,lst,acrt. The capttal u European gt9l-s-
eutc:s. the drinkers, shr nus:ercrs of the wo:h,
las within q fcw 42ayR assumed q Spartan as
nsc,. ,rhe theatres are slosca, exert Ivy % of
| cuEic plat.i.r and mole sul,ual; Kay toilet
wHni,, i,c hisccrdau1 a. false note A.: en.i:e
ityin, uyn liz caMta, lscaun,in9 s',e tu,usc, aaA
tnnst.E cx!1avaEant abuse 81 credit nas Ie:usDrti
y habit q iFslget Of S,yi ~, nf IT,, %9tI r;
IL. cia;!,ers, a,, which unhapnlg n,W contributes
THAI OF our encmieH For twenty years We hsve
i,ecn ~ forc' no -" IN mos ns1 a
9a.tunxs. nSrsnws st hcin. u.,,at;,sI to 81; 1hn
fashion, Il was almost dlStrr.Iirabc not to :.peln
,pa ~ nnr,rt ,n,r W"a noa ~ rcninr. :" raaE
:ud We no longer fear tu ask f0us frta]s to dine
on tsri aud lnt3tocs. Wien | thsnk tnat only
h."r.H"A of Paris wonld hare lost cas:c had lie
tailed 10 ailcr lis Eucsts slsa!n Chalnoert.n. and
J. I
more wizc at the same time that II makes ~ mosS
na ,nH -. ,na nTE1nInnIff, ~ .ci' q t,hnnt
a n,es cam nna "f in,s su'e'e Man ne'1 n,av i0nx
a!ne. re;,r ~ sa tf @ 81, m"u vt,,zt nn: S9c
~ ;o;s ~ q s,narG ;rom ths r.iss
et,or ~ ,mnn w,o Mernn i, Hns Franre VII rain in
sss,jo ssa DIV Wiinoui any intnution Of her surface
eeHp'l'oS of 1nh fnrsm nE. .usn Tn"f "HhS Wa" 40
rr, !, Tam ,ra,,1n - 1ixc mi, sens,,fona, or
6ofihe Iietntcs .. the nal'Ss ~ no ~
"g u. SrcL t..h ,SM nve uio s,. !u afer mo ait;
si Hnx as..,pt mia t. az Wy sou, % So to say,
WEN .fo U @ aauv, @ ,n 'IS iSas
l,s rr ,sneS he s rsn3narn as ec Carried iii Tue
Isssn ment II Is already c9menp'aee nas 70
;.s .s,n '''As hn nc 1"sIif ~ W tlr nsn1auagc
,sn. al % Tho frno,a. a,.a nf tho unprcpafr,l
~ Hu I Of nn the nniei I;asons Of tis urcaj
ass ioT VA: country ra5lnE ~ ~ rs itanss
sa Of aMys expecting tse,f p:caEea h{sy 95 wp5 II
,se iy 81 he Gsasals aud Ma5shals Sng si'sns
tier ives AZ tac enat1, dns soSea an s,i ~
Enulnna, has .lonc absolutely notning except H. H.
S an 1Fhf IN eIa !c's than K wou e
a~aatnuaiaon, ~ sau even Without casIlasvs au,'
n ,nx ,cw ~ r q ssac,." ~ "ys M rf2nse 1s
ii !u,,onary Frir.I OF lsrse ci,!ss, Tas conesn
irs n,nhr nf ct,rrs f,r IN n'l,sr nsst.cai n,,f
, 1870-09-20

tho outgo+ There is little complaint on this
score, but the mercantile community Of this
city do not caro- 10 let their funds fe idle in
bank, and those not in business eeem inclined
to make street loans, hence tho deposit &C
counts arc Light.
Eastern exchange il steady, but 2 1ittlo
more active. Sales were made between banks.
laie on Saturday, at par; but to-day the
former rates woro returned to, and 6oc per
Il, 1000 discount Was allowed on all tho sales
reported. Over the counter the rates arc un-
changod-par ceiling, and buying 1T $1,000
1.25 per 81 900 discount. There is not much
exchange on the market, and 1t would be quite
firm but for the scarcity of currency, which
prevents some banks from iudu'ging in the
luxury.
, 1870-09-20

Special Despatch to The Chicago Trhuac-
DEgkulT, Sept 19.-PAssEn Cr-Prnps St Paul
,1av tcrl,f; schzs Knight TcmrIar, Southampton.
FAssIu IGws-Irun JdMts Fisk, JT-; hlrks
sua-linc, Aco:n; schrs Anna Maria, Monterey,
GslI TNli, Us,
Nr*sn-NUtfheaEs,
, 1870-09-20
Total. ................ ......-.-c3, III, ,712
I1aa foltouintr ii frona f1la Einnucinl HIr1n.


TIE following il from the Financial Chron-
icle:
All the prominent railroads report earnings Tor
August, WHICH show al lGct case more or icas IT,
lfoltant, over the same month of 1sG9. The CHI
I1ent of 81 s,c4o, while the same road. during
previous months OF this year. has shown mate
fial falling el in traffic. Tathe, In grcs5 receipts
from causes which arc atlyelted to II the annual
reIturt OF the company. Milwaukee i st. PAM
SHOWS IN increase Of sfs3,i7s Of which saS ss4
was gained In the last week OF the month; KocE
sl9.994; Toledo, Wabash & Western, SIG. lS3: Ohio
MIsslss,rp, ssa, $50: Central Pacific, :S4, ,1s6 on
its increased mileage, and With the change from
gold to currency standard IN Its figures for this
year. Other roads show various differences, as
may Dc 6scu Ia the table below: