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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-18
GOING EAST.

il,4O a. N. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily,
contrasting at Garry, Sundays excepted. for Warren.
P0. Mnyvile. RrOctUn And ritusville, ard da!
for Erie; at Elmira with Northern Central Hallway
for WilliamslOrt Harrisburg, Philadelphia ard Ea
imorc nnd at New York Tor Boston and New h@
A Sleeping Coach IL attached to this train at lh
cinnati running through to New York
$40 n M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. thiy
Sundays excepted, injecting at Bnghamplon IoI
Albany and the celebrated summer resort, Sha'on
Springs. and AT New York for Boston, anu all NJ"
England cities. =.
A sleeping Coach Ia attached to this train
Meadville running through to New York
2.53 A. M. NEW YORK DAY EXpREssti
da y, sundays excepted. Connects at Great bena aa
with Delaware, Iackawanna " Western hn.T"
for Scranton, md at New York with " idnlgn, Ia
press train OF New jersey Railroad for rhiiau"'
phia =,
a Sleeping Coach IL attached TO this tram ~
cleveland, running through to Hor ellsvil'en nsw uu,
Meeting with train having new and improved ph IA
Ing Room Coaches attached, running through
New York.
a,45 r. M. ACCOMMODATION saHa'''
1910 A. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
! excepted
5,l5 A. MI. WAY FREIGHT, sundays''S
cepted.
Boston and New England Passengers VIII nnnE in
| Baggage. are transferred FREE OF Chhi''
New York. ,,,,;re
The best ventilated and most luxurious a, eiep Mi
coacnes SS-IN THE WORLD-Nt ACCOMPANY
night trains on this Railway.
~" The Erie Hallway Company has or1"' .he foot
new Ferry from their Jersey city Depo. a,,,rs ", 10
of 2Sd st New York thus enabling p', ,be OK.
re lch the upper portion OF the city wltho' omnibus
pense and annoyance OF street carr Oil ''''
transfer.
~ The scenery along the entire route OF ,oauiul
Railway Is Of the most picturesque ana .,os in =
| charncer Admirers of Natures Dsal'ir ;, aver.
dwight journey over this Line, viii hnu Sdmira.
changing Il nds' apes subjects OF continual '''
| tion and interest.
Baggage Checked Thro"S"
And fare always as low as by any other fou'''
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAlL"A
Which can he obtained at all the Principal l''''
Offices in the West and Southwest; ND
Id! RUCKER, Gen'l Pass,r, Pas,s,s =,
Gen su.st. Jan l''
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE SITUATION AT PARIS.

BRAVERY OF THE NEW FRENCH TRooPs-HEAvY
Loss OF THE PRUssIANs AT FORT IvRY-
ACTIVITY OF THE RED REPUBLICANS-
TROUBLE APPREHENDED.
The following is the remainder of the dispatch
from Paris dated the Goth, a portion of which was
published yesterday:
BRAVERY OF THE GARDE MOBILE.
The Garde Mobile fought most bravely, and with
the seadiness of old troops but the other hand,
the Zouayes of the 2Sth Regiment Of the line fled at
~ in the morning throwing away arms and accouter
ments The majority Of the fugtives were arrested
later in the day by the National Guards, and the
Garde Mobile.
Cen. Ducrot, who escaped from Sedan, explained
the presence of the Prussians at Meudon, thus ::
One of their columns is marching upon Versailles by
Rievres. turning the wood of Yerriere. To effect
tbis movement, they detached small column
of infantry and cavalry, which reascended the
Bieyres there is both stream and village OF this
naue). near Petit Bicetre and the percussion-cap
factory of Meudon. 1t is said that Cen lrochu In
tends TO call into Paris all the troops which are now
outside and not engaged in scouting
GREAT PRUssIAS loss AT FORT IvRY
The heavy guns of Fort Ivry did great harm to the
Prussians massed in the woods. The french losses
are not vet published but reported as much less
than the Prussians. Thus has commenced the Sc
MES of struggles which inaugurates the siege OF
Paris. and which must now be terminated either BY
great victory and the withdrawal OF the frusSans
OF by defeat that viii convert every house INTO
! fortress
The elan of the Garde Mobile is unquestlonaole;
the resolution of the National Guard not less nrm
because less boisterous The provinces ana the COM
Inunes are fast coming to the rescue Oh tno Do
leaguered capital Three communes have already
subscribed 5000 and thirteen others s-''OoO'
toward the national defense.
The aspect Of the streets changes wonderfully from
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
UNITED ITALY.

ROME COMPLETELY oCCUPIED-CoNPLIcT BE-
TWEEN TIE ITALIANS AND A M0B-THA
PoPE's LIFE IN DANGER-A GUARD FUR
NIsHED HIN BY GEN. CADORsA.
FLORENCE, Friday, Sept. 23, 1870
Rome has been completely occupied by the Italian
troops. Yesterday conflict occurred in the Leonind
city between the Italian soldiers and mob. The
Pope subsequently asked Gen. Cadorna for guard
in order to insure his personal safety The General
Immediately sent troops for that purpose
The popular demonstrations of approval continue
ghout the kingdom. 1t is thought the ple6siam
viii take place on Sunday. The prisoners taken by
the Italians on the capitulation Of the Papal army.
numbered about 93O0-consistng Of 1890 Italians
and 4,5oO foreigners.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF GEN. CADoRNA.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TRR TRIBUSEl
LONDON. Friday, Sept %, 1870
The special correspondent Of The TRIBUNE 40
Florence telegraphs; Cadorna's entry into Rome
occasioned intense enthusiasm. The report that the
Pope nyokes the Italian occupation Of the Leonine
City was unauthentcated TeleTaphic and rail-
road communication with Rome is delayed. The
city is divided into five military zones The Pops
keeps the Palatne; an Italian guard is placed at his
service.
"Garibaldi is still prisoner though unmolested.
The pIebisee is fixed for the I'd Of October
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE CINCINNATI IND USTRIAL EXHIBITION

THE ARRANGEMENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE EXHIBITION.
CTrcrorATT Sept 73The grand industrial exhibition,
IN the third day OF It's existence is still very incomplete
but is already The three acres OF space COW
cred by the buildings insufficient to meet the require
ments OF exhibitors, and additional building was
erected to-day. The facilities for exhibition are excel
lent The main hail. built originally for the Saengerfest,
is thoroughly lighted, and is provided with gallery run
ming entirely around IT, From this gallery visitors, De-
wildered with the inspection OF individual articles, for
get details while they look the dyersined view below
As general rule, there ia but little competition, and
consequently there Is much greater variety. Nearly
every exhibitor h alone In his special department IL s
an aggregation OF products rather u an contest oe
producers-an exposition OF the capabilities or
producers and manufacturers rather than place " test
the relative inS eTs Of ScnSa TUd1Gen'Sns msaaacpe 12e
and could be seen in stores and workshops
ia their collection surprises the residents VI the
city by the exhibition or articles whose pace Oh manu
fatufe was supposed be far distant For instance,
lot OF white granite made in Cincinnati compares aVor
ably with English stone china. ONO SIX, raised ana
Manufactured by Shakers IN Warrsn County attracts
much attention Applications for space are sun con,g
in. The machinery IA not yet IN Greer, pus tne
collection Is srowing rnPl9Sy tSi. dsnornent ana aso
Cincinnati takes the lead, but the East IL wen repre-.
sented Among the world Of wonders IN this department.
Is new JObwOrk press for when Practlcai Prn@sgIs LIT
claim superiority over all others IL Is Cincinnati Inc
influx Of strangers ls not yet very great Mere slghI
seers will not be attracted until next week, put tn9se
who come with eye 10 business are here already,
among whom many leading manufacturers OF tne
country. 1t is evident that the Exposition
saving machinery and implements, but articles
OF luxury and productions of cultivated taste are not
shares the catholic condition OF other departmental The
for the display Of paintings are excellent
Several statues ~ bronze have arrived Dut are not YET
unveiled Paintings In great numbers, mostly Portraits
hung the walls but there much space to be Oeeu
ped By Monday at taTthest, II Is expected every thing
will he in position and early next the ARRANGEMENTS
"a a.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSB.I
FRENCH WAR PREPARATIONS.

CORPS OF SPANISH GUERRILLAs Forming
PROPOSED NUNDATION OF THE COUNTRY
AROUND LILLE-CoNTISUED USE OF BAL
Looms.
Tours, Friday, Sept %, 1870
corps of Spanish guerrillas is forming at TOu-
louse TO assist in the defense Of the country.
Arrangements have been made at Lille, whereby
a complete inundation Of the surrounding country
may be effected in twelve hours This means of de-
Tense will be resorted TO the approach of the Prus
SLAMS.
Large quantities of gram which had been collected
around Paris have recently been burned in order to
prevent its falling into the hands of the Prussians.
The railroad has been finished around the Paris fort-
hcations.
There is an immense supply Of cartridges at Lyons.
Dispatches from that city announce the arrival there
Of great numbers of French prisoners who escaped
while en- route to Germany under the guard of Ger
man soldiers.
Balloons are still in active use at Paris, enabling
the military authorities 10 keep sharp watch of the
movements of the Prussians.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
IoCaI WAR NEWS.

The subscriptions received for the German
Patriotic Fund for the past week. amount 10 I'-oo
making the total N72,oss 81
The ladies. who purpose to hold fair for
the Increase OF the German patriotic fund OF thls CITY,
met at seinway Hall evening, and issued an appear
FOR contributions Consul Kuhne was appointed lreas
IIrer Nessrn f. stamman and X schrenIn, AaslsItht
Secretares Season tickets will De sod ron MonuAy
which contributions will be received as n.o"s
India rubber goods, Mic Margaret Lemeke' No. "a -
seyenth,st: willow Mrs Roesing, 20. - West
Thirty second st optical instruments Mss Jenny hesse
No los West Twenty -hrstst; gentelnens
goods Mrs VonlBremen. No. 7iS BroadNay iu ni'uIe
Mrs Zach No 92s West Thirty yseVenthnI ~ was
resolved, that the --diee receiving con'ii'u PO''
AZ the ne meeting.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
WASHING TON.
THE ENGLISH MssIoN-THE INDIANA SENATOR
| SHIP.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
ur ..nr,crcN LNrihn,- Can't IGN


TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Friday, sept. o, 1870
The appointment Of Senator Morton Minister TO the
Court Of St. James, to-day officially promulgated, is
garded with great favor II is also regarded a. an
evidence OF the vigorous foreign policy which the Ad-
mlnistration is pursuing, and which was foreshadowed
in the Presidents inaugural address 1t is claimed to be
the strongest appointment yet made by the President
and it IL predicted that the very best results will follow
Ex-Gov MortOns selection He Is looked upon a rep
resentatve American in free accord with the masses,
and one fully understanding the public feeling. II is
generally believed and asserted here that the Alabama
claims will now be settled, and IL is thought that the
President selected Morton for this important
pose because he is fully in accord with the Presidents
views on foreign questions and because he has tho
ability courage and determination TO carry out those
views whether they prove acceptable TO foreign Governs
ments not The Minister has returned TO Indiana.
20 arrange his affairs, and he will visit Washington in
about fortnight. will depart for the field Of bis
new duties before the last Of next month.
The Legislature which Ia To be elected in Indiana next
month will choose q Senator 10 I'LL the vacancy ocea-
stoned by the retirement Of Gov Morton. Gen Grs-
ham, Republican candidate for Congress in the LIST Dis
Judge Nelson, Minister tO Mexico Judge Orth,
and Gen. Cumbaek, are mentioned likely TO be eand
dates for the position
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE ALLEGED cusroMHoUsE FRAUDS.

The investigation into the alleged frauds in
the general OF the CustoH-Iouse still
tnues but II Is likely that the Custom House officers
who are investigating the matter viii report to-day Tho
origin OF the examination, ss detailed by two Deputy
Collectors Of the Custom House, ss follows Six cases
Rodney j. Mason Co. Of Nos. SIC, SIS, $40 Washing.
.onst we're found IN Boston with duty unpaid whiclS
Ied 10 the OF the warehouses and examination
thereof The Deputy Collectors state that the defens
put forward by Mr. Mason that there cases in
III stores marked p in diamond aud p and in the re-
NOV portion OF the goods the
and the wrong cases taken. Messrs. Mason a Co.
were the propriet0rs Of the stores at No Bridge and
Ne Pearsts. until recent date, judging from the
fact that resh coat OF white paint has been place
the black letters forming their name over The,
doorway but not 50 heavily 20 obscure them IL h
rumored that MI Mason has disappeared from the city,
and an examination OF the house in One hundred ana
twenty ghth-st where Mr. Mason is said 10 have re-
sided showed II desered, and apparently % for some
time Inc bell handle S gone, and bill announces thai
the house u for sale.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
SPAIN.

RAyAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEVER IN BARCELONA
over ONE THOUSAND CASES REPORTED
THE PEOPLE FLEEING FROM THE CITY.
MADRID, Friday, Sept. ., 1870
The most intense excitement exists at Barcelona
and the other cities on the Mediterranean coast
regarding the yomito. The disease is Of yirulent
type and is spreading rapidly in all directions. More
than 1000 cases have been reported in Barcelona
alone. OF these about 400 have resulted fatally.
Seventy thousand people have fed from the city
since the outbreak, and business is consequently
prostrated. The disease was brought from Cuba in
the steamer Maria Pia.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE BELEAGUERED CITIES.
THE DAMAGE IN sTRAsBoURG EXAGGERATED
REPORTED CAPTURE OF TOUL.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNRI

THE DAMAGE IN sTRAsBOURG EXAGGERATED
REPORTED CAPTURE OF TOUL.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRTBUNBl
LONDON, Friday, Sept. 23 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE before
Strasbourg telegrphs this day; The besiegers con-
tinue TO progress After lunette No. SO taken by
assault and guns captured another lunette No. So
was occupied. The heavy fire concentrated by the
French on the latter inflicted considerable loss.
These works are en- the right of the gate Porte les
Pierres The total German losses since the begin
ming of the siege have been less than 500 All per-
missions to leave Strasbourg now cancelled. The
Swiss delegation report that the city is less damaged
than was supposed. The greatest destruction was
among the houses in the poor quarters The Cathe-
draI Is not irreparably injured"
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Ber-
lin teegraphs this evening at 10 o'clock, the cap
ture of Toni just announced to an audience at the
royal opera, but it is not official"
ANOTHER BALLOON FROM METz-THE GARRISON
EATING HORsE-FLEsH - HEAVY PRUssIAN
Loss AT sTRAsBOURG - AFFAIRS AT TOUL
AND TmONyILLE.
LONDON, Friday, Sept. 49, 1870.
Another balloon from Marshal Bazaine's head
quarters at Metz has fallen within the territory con-
trolled by the French. The balloon contained 1871
letters From these 1t seems butchers meat is very
dear at Metz, and the army is consequently eating
horse-fesh. There is plenty Of other provisions.
The Germans have armed the captured Lunettes,
50 and 53 with mortars. Other batteries have been
erected on the nights The Germans suffered heavy
/ IS at the capture of Lunette No. 50. Among the
killed was Gen. QuitZOn.
The Manchester ErdH,iner says Gen. Uhrich,
the Commandant of Strasbourg. is strongly
inclined to surrender the city, but that the
wounded soldiers and the citizens Of the place
were unanimously opposed TO II.
The bOmbardment of TOul continues incessantly
and furiously. The Franc-tireurs at Thionville
make constant salhes. They have inflicted much
damage on the Prussans
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
HAYl.

CABRAL sUCCEEDING-UNsUCCEssFU DESCENT
BY ADHERENTs OF THE LATE PRESIDENT.
JACMEL, Sept. 10.-Cabral has been making
rapid progress his way TO Azua, and will very
capture the town. He has been supplied with funds,
arms and ammunition by his friends and is fully pre-
pared The brother OF the late President Santana is
at POrtau-Prince secret mission from Cabral,
and s actively raising and dispatcing money and NUM-
tiOns OF
few men who attempted TO land secretly at Cape
Haytien recognized old adherents Of Salnaye-
They made the attempt at almost deserted spot on the
coast seized before they had succeeded in
ing far and temporarily imprisoned az Cape Hayten.
Tie next day they sent 10 POrtauPrlnce and Wl
soon be brought 10 trial.
There great distress thrOu Chout the Republic the
European having put stop 20 all expectation Of tbe
products Of the country and the great uncertainty To
the future Of tue cOuutry has put check upon every
enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
HOW THE FRENCH WERE sWINDLED UNDER
NAPOLEON-GEN. CLUsEREB IN DISGRACE

HOW THE FRENCH WERE sWINDLED UNDER
NAPOLEON-GEN. CLUSTERED IN DISGRACE
PALIKAO AT WILHELMSHOHE.
LONDON, Friday, Sept. o, 1870.
One of the journals of Tours states that NJ Magne,
formerly Minister Of the Finances writing privately
to a friend. assured him that he had, short time
before the change in the Government, paid upon re-
ceipts presented for over 100000 chassePots and
100000 other guns. As these guns have never been
seen il shows the extent TO which swindling was
carried on under the old regime.
dispatch from Tours says that Gen. Cluseret has
been recalled from the South of France, as he is
thought to encourage dissatisfaction and disorder
among the people.
The Count de Pakao is with the Emperor at
WiIhelmshohe. Count Benedetti and the Princess
Mathilde are at Brussels.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
cRnlEs Ayp cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


The planing-mill and lumber yard Of Smith Il
Lefoy Rochester n L. sers burAei yesterday Loss
$1,000. So, -,
.Gubbins. Mccormick & Young's knitting mill
At sand Li Reu.aer County H. burned yesterday LOsI
Sl5ysOi Insured
William Haper a leather merchant Of Phila-
.h wh attempting get rroad train bethehem Penn
yesterl.e had both bis feet eat of
An old blind man named Mcconnell, and his
vi, r,rr baed their lugs m southst Boston
hursiay night dnkera The Of the se
10 unknown
During the performance Of the Walhalla and
Boo.e tuup. hGs last evening" Hersn te
u trape striking heavily The teothgh bis injuries
said Io be slight ...
"A freight train on the California Pacific Rail-
ro. the track yesterday H.pa Junction
persons injured Of Aem perhaps fatally freight
var sresksl
John Speer, an ex-Internal Revenue Collector
LAsvaee KAnsl rhun.y charged with
else Government bonds lie slsod ABd
held bail in the Of sS Ool BseiOr Depay Collector
under Speer, aiso Arrested
....0n Thursday night two men secreted them
First EHons Bank Northumberland oyerpowered
and blew open s gznpo~der ao force
the f The safe the vAa They carried n the Of the
pnvas bongnz dpostop consisting principally Of boSis
but nc bank w sustain o vsst Of 900 offered e be de
ts<lss VI The thieves
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
rFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Attorney Gen Akerman has returned to Wash
ing0u.
will be laid to-day.
80. There were nine deaths from yellow fever at
New Orleans on THURSDAY.
- The Masonic Grand Lodge of Nevada have
elected Gnd Master and VI Van Bskixr
Grand Secretary.
49, In the Oregon Legislature the Senate refused
inviting Gen Sherman and his stat - the
capital alleging civil under obligations 10 the
= The reunion of the soldiers Of Ohio, Pennsyl-
Virginia session bs grounds NOUNS
Thr addresses Oy Gov Stevenson aad
Capt Boren-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
rpc,r,yo uIryr FOR A MURDERER.

EAST SToUGHToN, Mass, Sept. 9S.-on ihurs-
day OF last week. John Moran, noted aespersdo was
fined y for an assault and given permission 70 op'n
the money As he did not return, ofhcer fAcAu "on'
in search Of him, finding him In ireha nous' 49,,
-, 90. ,h,ovr, and receiving assistance from his
friends wife broke away and shot the omoe. uI ,hr
then ran into the woods The town ana nesnoo ,,i.
sesrch has been making sox the murderer. DUB sHsu'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

success The woods several miles In extent, and
very uick On Monday night the bells In 5tIng hton,
Rlndo lph. ana North Brdgewater were rung' aI the
people called out. and mi tia company gr1ed gid
The roads thought that Moran II FED ana asslteu
by his friends some OF whom have been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

Most of the city journals published yesterday tele
graphic accounts of the latest disaster in Japanese
waters As these journals have lately been disposed
70 practice economy perhaps it would have been
wiser for them to cut it from THE TRIBUNE Of the
day before. On Asiatic as well European matters
it has been regularly furnishing them news twenty
four hours in advance of the time when it can be-
obtained from any other source.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
GERMANY.

POLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN SOUTH GERMANY.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSRl
LONDON, Friday. Sept "a. 1870.
A special correspondent of The TRIBUNE
teIegraphs from Carlsruhe this day Important
erences Of eadng politicians held at Munich, stutt
CART, and Carlsruhe and general understanding will
be reached respecting the future Constitution OF Con-
federation including Bavaria, wurtemberg and Baden
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

THE TRIBUNE tods long the only ne0SPape' "a. a..
q, Tailed Stdes rooeirn9 special dsPde"e' Ia
,al Of Sar. represented by Special ,,
.h,y P4.ssian or French Grres, aud al ne 'eoa'y E
'ss TuK tribune dispatches haze been used :" a" W.
,r,t form bv TIE Neso York Herald World n''e'
s.n. They uere thus used yesterday By inc N'"--