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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28

Scr ipaniidIe SbrOn.
IatbloTsfctt i'm snot. Cabinet
Nle franl. einit rnl dbrcdltn.


9DuODn, 70. Noo. 90 Grpr,dlcn au3 Oeut
Iden GuelItn, ntlthe beute absu0 bier siuur
qanaen linb, eraebeu, bub e5 ben DeutI b n
Qetunaen it, bic FrGns Sommuutfotipns
men in her RGbe pou s5srnuio1n ~ n, nurh
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iOeben bler petBffentIibt uorOtn, wtld mt.
tbttlt, DoB Baus uollef Bttiruuen III. 8fot
rntt nuG aut 8 lRoaots, Qgprn uno 8ranbg
aui elm Sabr, Ote hougen RabImosmtn
rsi9en nuf ~ Wfonuie. Aun rrtdtln 0i.
RranAoien aut alleu sSriteu ber 5taDt md
msttsTs sNe,tb,thiaurokrng,fr
otidbTlthe 9atomr,ti. ous Qoris.
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tile-, Der GonntraQg am a. uon Barts Gb
9lng, IanOtte btme Is O&ttlen BON bier be-
Goupaiu. Der sGgaltte' Qng uou Baris
init pain0ieren ab uon bcncn 4 8euml
paren. Gle belOeu anoeJsn Pliiaglere batttu
$500 5ranien iAr ibre gdiilge 3u jGben. GcI
6allOn Wur0s uOH etner ltarten GuIttt6nmnq
et9Tliien unO in HOr16Itttdbsr Ribnlng iibel
Ole Deuiiten Glnitn e,trtebcn. SAINT Denis,
&omplegne uu0 ST. Guentn iulren bon
elmer So6be pOn $500 Mtrlrgs 0eutttdl Iu Iftcn
0as gpstter mar 10 augenebm pie I'M AuQuIt
uuo tJnnte man bts 4epeguugen I'M 0eWIben
Saoer Osutlldl be0baden 5ei 9Omplrgnt
puroe aui ben Gall0n gtitpllen. Die Rli
isn0sn iagen. 0ab minDeIlens $500 S1niie Qes
Nen iie abatItueTt mOrben Itn0.
bon GOmplsgns aus beano It1 Der Ballon
in einer 9Gbe uon $500 Qtetrts Gls er bei
&ouoain Iist, 8eibab Oiss mi BrOBer 8rtobr,
lnOem sr Den ausAswOrleReu Nnger Oret Rtios
meter msit burd Oas ErOretdl ldlleppte. EuD,
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B9lon ,um 0olteu oebfodt merDeu fonuir,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28
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ameEirautf6leS BOIs uHA GtlssR
,um gsABtn prttS 8sauit ine tllB vtriaufi,
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sUfr AmEcss CbIaatiOnsn peTfummsItts Pph. Rltiu.
ltlb owt
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'urttpulfn,
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thbarfp prrtitr IN ben Atr. 5isafR oStr Ganaba
'mtaiiul,
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po 1crbeferte QO
Tamilicn' giaDs WGiGint
init mr. erItru GrGrfip,

$i2 90 rtiusr @nOhnh per 1aa. s75 per Wots $500
Sr WtUnut. ibnntn lttt uon lTgtuO ttntv Ddmt Ontr
Germ lUelter btitr dtlttn uuo alttr GrlqtuaGubnn
ntro5u}tr ucrbttnt lDttbtn. Il ben pttlfn uub
Bustnlqung Uuu Utrt5UOutn uno uubtdjtu Btrbtts
rltupst Die tratrO strgr Iuihirt acmad runrBtu.
Die 8crelni0ung auBeJh't 9hGhlttt, gUrtNomttt uno
Wislthtth uHtsrt tftOet hdl bru btitRt ocs WtobsU5
Dtr YduGrt oCr DfGidnt p0u tGCR6 ttucr nnbfrfu
btugru Wtdidue. Gt IN bic bette, tltRdrtIlt uu0 lu.
uelalt8iIe bamtn.9tdb.Watltht. psld,s itmdls tI'
tunbtn uub Qttbt D6uae Suttornbtit, no tmmtr ttr.
aeIbtt Gle bat BCautten smptaHBen, bat m lett ifbH
1abrtn btuabtt uuo gttb O0ugt s{utrtntubCt tn aQtr
i5amtlicn mtlht Nt Gtbtdudlttu: NJ gtrouItos madt
ben NdTit ld0ntn unb tlniidtn Lock Sttsh init uuIts
otrbdrtr ejtd5unbigtttt unb 5iheTbftt, n09t tgtub
etiUas mOourdl etne MABEL gtbt pom rtnieu bic ium
arobru 5dbrtat ir uub nttottf NIT Hstitgteit matt
nit uutn SotiGn 9etbf obtt 3lurn ppH Der Gpuls IN
nit reuer i eIbit b0ueBerOtr ,FtottuubrOOrrtbhinq
6tbrrnrcdurg Uno Stbrletttr UtticDm urb rdli mil
6tr hrubartn aerabtn Nnoet. bat perptuoduldrs Bt.
peauna nit trdttuDter Sebrts BemeguHa. Nrgt ullt
bic 0rS8rn Ggcmltaifn otr bSiGn btutrtn Wiaittntn
utrtingt 0brt Dereu &nmpllrungeu pbtr 5tblsr Nrps
ben uOn Ytobtufteu petotu tct 8r8tn Gtnjrouua pou
Qohrtmptl gtihtft; bar 9tti'tlatt it lt9s man bt'
drEbeuocB Pbumpbtt. mtlbes ttsi ptrlanot tptIo.
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ittus lsbr btutg, sStlnoato" - Btflt 4hblte Rab.
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trfunptu, HGemuuat" VA. - IN iCbtr 5amtle tripGrt
lie OtSliah tgrCn 9Oiprtts r0 %. lBeetp". - VI NJ
time NJ nsue ytaihne NIT iaren ottltddcu ipatrsn
BtrbsNrtungen unb nab NIT ettaunltlrr itldltgIftt
Seidnutnbtgtet uEo 6dJerbsu NE Ntpublttan@ -
Ghltlut Wdlhurn ais 4robtu. mt Sorgtult auBgt.
ua9lt gum northumberland nit VI Hem Cumpltt. nd6
irgenb etutt 8egtno ptr GEpreB IN elmer iarItn Solr
ueTpddt nab GmptIna brs RtctlCb Don s, net Uttit
uuo Die tdere NbttlelunB osritlbsn gGranttri. Wan
idIids bus GelD u reatirttn BtsItn obcr VOh.AnDes
luugrn, uut unisr RIrto = WtdnultdJe ooeT wrbltdr
Hasntsu liberal uerIaugt, Rtue YgdupbIss uelts q.
tra ItbetaIt BebnBut8tn tnRa!fn, wetbtr rtt iugr.
ltubtt.
gtau aoorsiRrs: -5amitp esrptus AZ atbiue 60
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28
Spe3tal : NOti3en.
Seutifbe Sut9banOlntg
pou
gran S6lranrg,

Str. IA6, GSeff 8attimOrcftraBe,
4 Sbaren uusrbalb GaIpsrtfr, i'm 2. studs.
Gin pouss 2assr 8arI utusr 70 gBiutsrpGarsH Ios
ebtn erbaIteu. (CH4.3Utl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28
C. Smith 4 Comp.

Str. 90 uuo SO, Rorth GmapItraBe,
Gabritanten BON alien artsu &uniItiiren uub 66p'
eoLabe Cream. q bofplnbe. beutfcbe 9almuss
G3ur3si i'm porttrts frauIpfildas Sridbte u. ~
4ut gnGren bon Der besn lualttat unb uHperfdlie3
dQrdntirf Cta0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28
GelS' nnnnlHrer gdlMhloOcn,

Nr. s9l s@mnpfroBs Wr. 59l
9as btnia7t inb bette SdutgeihGI IN brr 6taot Sc.
ber NrtifeI lptro oertuuit, tpe GRBrleist
GaIblebtrHe 6trrens 5tttfsI. Penahte, 81 OO-4.50
galbrotrue Esrren. Stieiel 1endgete, $780, 90
@eudbte perrcnseSaittrB 2O0-2.50
8tuageltt 6srrsn Gaitsrs l.50-2,00
Sdipere 9trTens6dDubs l.25-1 so
Sfpere 2tp.5tirfsl S.O0-3.b0
6huere Stietel fir Yrautr 250-S.O0
9ohe stnabesaip.Stieteln 2OO-2.25
baubi idlubeoerne BameuHieTtI bier atnldbt 503 90
Waroto. Duneus sEtffgl 150-250
Batting Dalnens sStlgisI I.2j-l.60
Bette tdlbls0trne BameHs5tieftl i.50-20O
DnmeH' slippers nit AbiGbsu Tb-l.00
&dmens3epptil, Slippers 65- rs
Der groBtt 8orratb ron g(6bdeit' II. anber'Stsftln
unb 6uhen In btr SGbt cine aroFe Huspdbl BON lpe'
Beu GnohubItbernn ua0 Bronjss ss9nopf 5tieteln urb
SlOper9, Uigsr ais In trSsno ttnem arbtrn Gaben IN
Der StG0t W(dn Oergee ben Pldb rdt 4SelB' popnlas
res Shuh'SciddH In 6er. 80, RUrbs @utam jsrdae
nier Wotto lit rSdaeus Bsrtaufe unb tltneu Broht!"
3. $sis s. ScbH,
(St488yt.I Wr. So 9torb sgutumitnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28

N SmpIdHp lu usbmtn
guNaas.gInttB per G,sAiath TN 3wiasnbtd Wl'
tofpt
Bon Bremtu udtb Baltimore IHrgrpGhieHt 8Dlb S24 80
DO fur aiuber JlutIhsu ! pnb 9Gbttr 1900
glsr Ddmpfrr ODn BrtmrH ndh Baltimore:
TIN Stptihtubede Observation-Disclosures, bolp t4u.ON
WoHagt. 9tusts tlr bin uHb Iurld ~ RtrGbgtIebisn
RrstttH. tIprtllJlSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28
Ser
Gr6Ins bon SbilaOelpbIa.
Bon
Mrmans.
LEnrtitsnna.l

(G0rtltsuhs)
S'e atbutete itef auL ais pb ttr stnf gali
ppn ber Geele 9enpmEen ipdIe. Sbr Sruoer
bR;te iis lelbit fre Aegebcn, ieet begtn9 lte
tetn llnrcdtt mGbr 9cBcn ibn, ipenn iie ltdb 10"
rer Ncigun9 au .portpn btnoab, fit f1uree dter
Gin 9rcpe5 Threat SCBen fdl ielbt beaeben,
wenn iiC es ntdt ltat, penn er ivdr ttr gut UNI
lie mar inn aut, Irp aae Die Sddee ttrc5
9mrers lpnnten tbt ais altr Sunafer rat Ees
bensalUd nidt rriegen, petfc5 tbr an rcr
Sejtt eue5 Icteneen @aIten 5u Sbetl WGresh
muBe.
Seet war ile tntiHIpiIen eprtcn nater iu
trGtell, tim tbu ttnnen 3u !ernen unp ictn 3u
peregn, tprnn tr rtrttttb rem Billie entiSre6en
iplts, rpeld,es pcn ibm, ppne tbr 3utbun, IN
tbr erilane.n mar.
S!e bpb tbrc Stiru aus ibrer 6dnc, tebnte
iit NIT rem 9lrue nuf bic Senlerbdnf unb
f1auie ttren 0Grdnftn folgcup IN Rte StrIGe
tnab, futr aber ireuet9 erid,rcden Surad,
Ccnn an Ger dnoeu Sette perieltcn fam6Grpn
uuf pcm3rpttDtr lenglm berdnaelhrtten une
rtdtete ld'pn pgn QDeitem lcincn Bid mad III
rem Sener terauf.
Gic5mcl mar CT in Uniform, III irrlher
Sane ibn nod midi geiebcn t1ttc. Iteletbe
tdnp ibnt gut - CT mar ftn lebr iHpner,
atbletitcb Gebauter Wdnn uno gtn9 ltplb
upp pob ungeiWun1en tdbGr, ais iet ee
pa6 Wefitbl ietncr AIait. ta6 teMe GbrtttG
flbrte.
Sane mar I'M erflen 2tugenbltd sen Dem
Senltcr Bur0d9fltrftt, ood, ipdrunt fclie ite
ttm webe Ibun, er fam Ia ppritber, um lie gu
leben- fider ppltf er tte aruBen. Stc trh
ptht an ea8 pffene 6enlE'r, ipielIe nit tbrcm
9althtUh unI lab UerltpblCn nad REM lfparS
gGlpden Wanne Btnunter, ba grIbe er Bpei
preinal mad, tbr beIanf unp iie &c ,
lptecrte pic @jrube nit etnsat freunplt9fn
Bid.
portion ftritt yDribtr unO Sane leete iid
N pas Stnlter. gle fdaute t5m fetpdrta
nddl, bis tr pte ndthne Straeenefe errtthe,
40 er licb npdp etnmdI nab tar umlhb, paun
N pIe onDere SIraBe etntcB unp Dor tbrem
Bud periclmdnp.
Die ButfCl waren NetaGen, Sane flblte,
cap ne l90rtcn lnAetDIe, unC iputte iebr rpvbl
cap ne lDnt Dtben pIcie GrIldrunG ole 9lnt
pprl dai en 1dleiben Regeben bale. Sh
mddlr f6 femrn N1rpMf blrIlter ibr
Bruter lslbit bIte lie 81 plslem SUrttt pet
uuLB',
Sect mubte Ge Sprpn rteserfeteu, fir
muBIt l1n 'prebtn - red to- auf pcm
MaE2 Da5 lpIr ntdt ber Sh, no II,
pmrpIe ieme 9efanIticnart 3u MAIDEN - tpp
aOey Onn2 Sple er es nt6t au9fprlden,
mann lie iur 8ude ain9e2
SI, beuIe 4beNo ppate lie 3lr Stride &C
ben, auf Dem gEe9e bin pper ,urud, Inenle
lle, muEte er 3a lur heten, uNo pann ppllIe
tic lbm NePe uno Wnlmprl llebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28

GDWoHahtitDitH'
Queenstopn, 20. NOu. - Die Sams
bier .Rebtasfa4 uno rJaua.4 BON Nsm Ylorf
na4 2tOsrpooI bsiiimmt. iiao bier ansctOms
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28

@@A &Guucu BON ben dchten nitht
HdffrY1 uuterfchicoen iperben
eus gut pa NeuDsn gang uattirl sbnoeu 3Hbns
Delds i'm "BALTINoRE DENTAL PLACE." Shoof Gds
Der Sufarp. unb SordtOgairaBe, ubsr aBeuberatr's
Shuh.2aben. auqsfertt8t werhen
8pn fdnhtss 4sbtffe nur $40.
Sdbue auagsJoeen Dbnr Drn Rrrtn9htn 5dmerI dusgt'
io9.n fur 50 Cts sber aetur BeBabura pirb fir oas
AusJiehsn otr 3abus perldngt penn tnnflht 3abn'
ttnaeest peroen Refine 8olDfulung nur SO, StlDtt
DO. 81 - auf 10 Sabre 8arantttt 8as BRreau TT Ju
ebeI 3rtt sspttaet. ESQ.,
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Seltretb'S Saltun1.

Gpnpon, 25. NCO. >peital Gepstte
pes N. q. 6eralr.J - Die oSines" iagt.
bic SluHoiurg pes &Ibfe.a stlGdb In anbe>
naelt Ger 9tnmcr IuBdno's ddt etc enQlIIhs
Rpte. Oteh gInwprt DeUellt, NaB Nu6ldnr
ntebt sp.berettet 1t. unwpsrruHi,b Bet ietncm
drip,uuglthch Grutdr heben 3u bletten
1Irt spriihot9h wuniht ntht ben alteA.
aasin tr Tt aeBen ene 3uradjtetuns pee Gtf
cnlnr5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28

aJIVtF NFFNIN FNFTI N0FNTNF ~EWTFF
98tcn, "a. 9lDv. - @eltern purren tenn
20nrta0c 3Wet 8yrfe re5 Gjraitn geut an
ben Gtafen Gbptcf ppr8ce9t. 5n rem 3prt.
ten fn9t geu't: DSd, bIbc fein 6ebI aus
metncr lleber5cu8W0 0cnlaft paB ccr Ser
trd9 Iu6tanp in eina UnWurptBe cage 5rtn9t ;
rQ9er furdte tN umitmlbr, p0b eS Sbrttte
ttun perpe, um Cie 9uit los All iperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28

9Yethfel.
lDaArtf, a)aGagf-s stbtinf \. |. 10.
SO bitts aus auloeben alIpbGentIt9 bis Donntrtaa
Rfttaa ~ mdd,en Mn uneednntt Gfiorgung dut ttotn
Samaas. 9ampisr mao &uroba bsDsriHsutstn ~ ioa'
men. ". Rdine, ,,.
u-l gdf osr Raittmortftr utiD V. u. aus'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-28
See. 9. Gte0ens' 6 gontb.
lm3ag.
I'm orH aHfOrbrr1rgsU s.g Ht,t ID :aHprl
RtH g0b,r mir Cd
~

svssssHseRt sou sopsassrass. Tls-a-vh
q tottlurmE
, 1870-09-07
EREAT BBfT&TN.

LONDON, Sept. A-The 79nes md other morning
p1pera accept the French revolution with favor,
as clear expression Of the national Will They
antpatc no disorder.
The Standard Of this mernlnx sa5s: We learn
from reliable sourcea that England, IN con}anc-
uon with France, as soon as 4 stable government
/. formed IN The latter narned county, intends
declaring Waf on China, for satisfaction for the
mscssc1e Of English and French citizens II
nent-sm, demanding guarantees from thu En-
petor Of China. for the secutlty OF English aud
French subjects In ihat county In future.-
The Prince Imperial reached London this moro-
!uG- HIsn1Y3v11 At the ChArtng Cross Rstfoad
terminus WIS unexpected, &ud therefore did not
excite attention. The Prince is attended b! his
suite. He appeared to be suffering trom recent
lnd.spcs!hon.
the T4.<s saya sasczis.s may be postponed for
seEefa1 months. but sullea submission will be the
The Is1ats disbelieves thAs the miracle Of l'94
VII b. repeated.
TIE Times has every good wish for the French
statesmen noW seeking to re-establish tae gor
ezunens and preserve order. 1t expects, As a
matter Of course, that new constitution will be
ma,Ie.
As IN indication OF the cour8c Of freIghts a
la1ge German yes$el d loading rags for the Cated
States, u kouigsbtrg, At fortJetght Rh!!inzs pei
,on, and 11rights are solicited az that figure
The PEusstnu papers continue their assaults on
| Eng!autis intrusive Intervention, and what they
call !" English neutrality
The Full Hall Gdze'te says: " The ditncetty nov
il, shall France, rid ot her Emperor, be made Il
paJ for bis sins by sacrificing Alsaee and Lor
ralne. This tituculty IL presently to be resolve,
By tho PTuSnan ndyance 70 Pariar
Open air meetings continue IN variou. parts Q
England IN favor Of neutrality. 4 want ueet1u
| Of this SOFT WIS held u Birmingham last uighL.
The Duke de GraMmont'9 arrival at Dover
+ reported
England tsTcady to Invite the new gorernnel
. q. Paris to totn In a Chinese expedition
Age1A arc said to be negotiating foc Raate
) Park. In Kent, as residence tor Napoleon. .
J Meetinsswero held Yesterday 1t Limerick ii
, k1lltLey % aympatt lie With the kEsucn.
, 1870-09-07

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fa'15 IL conp usa1 no 9aa ,'Ssn. 49,
tnsy az seuans ~ on n 49, .. r-'.-, -
tnts m'ln'ns 'ueau.4v .'.-,ua 49, NJ, 49, -.
~" taen aea eua.a 90 49, % s.a,, .-sica
, 1870-09-07
PRUSSIA. .

BERLIN, Sept 5--Ealhusiasm aud rejoicing
continue here and throughout Germany. The
streets are full Of pEocessIous With banners ant!
music and singing. Wherever the American nag
il displayed. the process!ons ha1t and sai1te 1t
with tho !oudcBt cheers. Yesterday the schools
closed and the courts adjourned. Business was
suspended and the people MI night long gave
themselves up 70 rcjoicfpgh
The entire prcss and public opinion insist, " On
10 Parts.~ Peace must only be maize there. Their
mast be no Eeutrnl Intervention or mediation.
The Professors Of Roman Catholic Theology
convened at NuEemburg, demand a new council
TO revise the unlawful proceedings of the Council
Of the Vatican.
COLOGNE, Sept. Sat O'Clock thl5 afternoo,
the French Emperor passed here, without stop
ping. The various railway stations WEIR thsongct
with people, curious to catch glimpse Of tn
Emperor.
, 1870-09-07

Special DeapAte& to The Chicago Tribune.

TUE FINANCIAL. SITUATION.
NEW ToEK. Sept. 8,-The feeling In recarl to
she new French republic IS that Il Will bring
ahout t1rsh rotteal complications, and nnay ill.,
yeiyc all Europe In TRt. Nobody WILL uoN be
surprised If : republic Is DECLARED II SPIN, II
the Pope cses from Rome., or
the Russian and British Governments
plunge Into the war to stay the spread Of rcpah-
ltcausm. This uncauness about the future Is
rejected upon the London aud Ftankfort-nar-
xets. American bonds declined 1xtas per cent,
To-day, which shows that the money centres OF
Europe are less couddtpt OF and early nae sut,-
Itant1al rea ace.
The go1, market was fevertse anl excited, the
price being per cent higher than
YESTERDAY. Sales were male befute .ht opening
Ut the ooard IS high as il3h. The pric4 at the
tcs.h was 114!.. 1t advanced to lis, aa,s IN tho
afternoon closcl 1t usik. The run,or that Jules
Fnyre had gone to meet the PEussian King with
1c11na Of peace was not credited.
a1ecks.
I Thr bull4 In stocks have lost heart, ami maJA
no effort to-day to take advantage Ut tho strength
Ut the gold market. Stocks we're cat In tho morn.
| lnE, Int m the afternoon the list rallied, aud
closed arm.
MONEY!.
| The demand for money l. on tie 1nctcasc, aud
| many ot the banks to-day were insisting on pei
cent where stock coElaterals were iolge.f a. secu
rty. The inquiry for discounts at tank Is ais;
greater, hut the banks are moi Giseounting is
rule. In the open market, money on cali, 8 pc,
| cent.
FmE16H EXCHANGE
| Was drm and higher tits Afternoon Leading
houses generally asking 1oo,t On their sixty day
bills, and ll0ar for sight Sales, however, Wet
made 1t CONCESSIONS Of half per rent.
| GOVERNMENTS.
| The government !ond market declined, Ll
cI...c,, steady. The 1869 bonds continue scarce
aud tu-.lay LIS 10 !. per ceut waS rat'i FOR til
use OF them until Tomorrow, while the utde
t,Cl,.is were s to rtr crut itr rarrys..c. III
! Treasury will huy ts,c:e.coa on Thursday, IL
| the special fund.
| nET GOODS.
There Vas q quiet hGsiacss iu DIR
goods, ant Prices afe aenut Ii
| sane. tut tradc il not =
| " much confined to :hr larGcf houses no,v, an
tae yc!nn1e OF business Is gradually increasing.
PRODUCE
The wheat market showed mAFc 0F.nncss Il
day. Therc was brisk demand for export I
Great Britain anil the continent hut The s.1raut
iu ocenn frlights caused rather tame cloa!us-
, 1870-09-07

Proposition to ltujld VAscE Works
Defeated in Observation-Disclosures u
1k~1nirinrH.


S.%riat ut-patclI t. The t:hA-7so Teihnne =
JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 6-ro-daJ vote Of The
citizens Of Jacksnuy llc was tn'.en upoN the pro-
position 70 begin the construction Of wxfcr works.
The rcsnlt Of the vote was the deftat Ut the
prup<,elt,uu hS 81 maturity. This vote Is dcath
blow tu all hapes f0k aprr r'ptailoas ~ thu lcls-
Iar,sre 70 complete knd enlarge the charitable H.
st!tutous OF the Stasc locates1 here. a. G,vernor
Palmer. The head Ut public charities. ami the
loaft!a Of Trustees of these Institutions are op-
pused t. such appropriations unless Juck
will build water works, whereby these tnstt.u-
luus can he supplied with an abundance ot good
water, and II Is feared that this vote may uati
raately lead to the relocation Ut thes. ass!uns II
other points In the State, where water Is in
abunl1nt supply.
To-day the Germans OF this city arc having q
grand Jubilee The glorious victories achieved
hy the l'1nsslal!s 0scr the arm!rR 0f FrnAce. Al
,!aybr~ak this morning cannua were ated. anf
this eycninKthey arr having procession. bon.
lses, ilu1n llai!1ns, speeches, kc.
, 1870-09-07
= AUSTRIA,

LONDON. Sept. 6.-Coutr1ry to the assertion OF
certain German papeEs, It is stated, semi octAll!
at Vienna, in view Of the possible changes At
Paris, that Instructions have been gtsea to Prince
Menernich that he must continue bis relations
with the government de faeto.
{cablc Despatch to The New York Hera1d.l
VIENNA, Sept 6.=Great excitement and an1tct.
ia manifested N political circles consequent upon
events at the theatre Of war. The wonderful
victories Of the Prutsians' IL regarded with
alarm by the Austrian Government. There: l.
evidently growing disposition On the part OF ihe
German portion OF the Kingdom to incline Toward
the united sud powerful Germany established b.
the war. Tnerc are funanrs that Beust fkyor1
federation as the only means OF sattyinZ the dif
ferent nation71lt1es- The majority Of tue Diet O
Prague IA yor q confederation
, 1870-09-07
BELGIUM,

OsrESp, Sept. a--Tne Empress Eu1enle a.
rived this morning ut Bratu-fe-C Comtc, In Halnaalt
She was quite III and exhausted by the nights
journey, and with the dreadful emotions oftoe
last fen days. Her Majesty was accompanied By
the Princes. Of Ess1lng, Countess Walew3kt,
Princess dc Il Mus4ueka, Madame de
Monsehelio, Madame de IA Paez, Baron
and Baroness ,le Piercs, Count dc Il
Say, Marnexia, Mailame de Sada4l1ac. and
Madame Corette. She was received With muct
respect By Colonel Count rondesstsalen pom
theoz, AId-de-t'amp Of the King Of the Be1g!ans
and proceeded II once to Join the Prince 1mpesa!
who Is Tying III at Samuf.
BKIssEls, Sept 8--Thc Prince Imperial ha
left Hanover for England. The Empress Eugeni'
arrived In Deigtnm on Sunday.
BRrssKks, Sept "p. m.-The Empress Euge
pie Is about leaving for England
, 1870-09-07
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Complete Resume Of the Euro
peaR War News.
Contents for the Week Ending Sept. 7

EDITORIALS: The Fan Campaisa-AtaeEiean md
Canadian pnion-A1szee AID Lor1ant-Aiteoua
poltsict-Genc1x1 Tsocfn'a Pamrhlet-What
Ne1t 1-PeAee between FtAnct and Germany
joy IN Pazis-Fttneh Oder Il Peser-Aieeeila-
leouA-
FARM AND GARDEN: Our Next State Fatz-ol6e.<s
to he Efteted-CcuntJ yAln*-fnfalubflIty Of Com
mittee4. md how It Worfe-To Make SpatthnS
Cid1-Why Grain Dn1is VIII Not Wosk-Tr1ns
actions Of the State AnicultuEai Society
BANTER SPRINGS, KANSAS, AND ITS CATTLE
BUSINESS
wATCH.MAKISo IN AMERICA: With 1nashstoas.
THE GREAT AUKpER MYSTERY: AsE--t Ut Rvan.
the Suspected Nash2n Anrde1rr-A Bloody Coat
IN the Psisoner'a Talise-Hts Alarm It the Dat-
eayezy, etc.
A. RHItOCEROS HUNT.
FOUND: A DIAMOND RING
'KEGKHbCHIRNA: A Tale Of HoE1oE-
4 PRINCESS ROPE-WAIKEH: The Remarkable
Career Of the Wife Of Prine< sslua-5alu
THE NOBLE RED NAN: Ey Marx Twain
STORY OF APA1R OF SLIPPERS
NEWPORT: Pbaee< Of Down East Sot1:ty-fobatc
CharsefeSr. .......
POLITICAL: Prooeel1ues Of The Illinois Republican
Convention. x3sh TIT ResoInt4oua. md the speeth
/ IT Gen. John A. LoEan-Prneeedtn81 ot the Aten.
Iran Republican Convention. with the P1sdo!u-
/ THE S-FRAHC0 WAR; With I Comp!etc
| Rtsupe fos the Week. including Full and GEzphIc
| petais ef the Surrender Of the Emperor. AstAs
hon, with his Amy. the PToceedinxs In Paris &c
! 74IE GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO: Intcrettns De
tai1A
/ TIE WEEK: AHeeorI of Cu17eAt Dometie Kvruts
THE LATEST MARKET REPORTS: FFssa al Fasta
ot Tie county
MONETARY: Reriew Of the Money Market foF TIL
Week
, 1870-09-07
DENMARK.

coTExHl6gS,, Sept. 6.-AdmfrA Wtlfanmtz,
after a long conference With the French Atubas-
sador, saite.s ses'ertay so concentrate his neet
on the east side OF Zeataud.