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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
THE CITY DEBT.
An Order Granted to Show Cause why
the City shall not be Enjoined from
Paying Interest and Collecting g
Taxes.
THE PHOSPHATE BILL.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.]
ror rr,rprl Jnlu II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16
CONTAINS NO ANoDYNE

RUSSELLS SOOTHING CORDIAL Is offered to
the public with an absolute guarantee against all
danger from its use. Read the following certin-
Gates:
CHARLESTON, May 16, 1858.
Mr. ]. B. RUSSELL, one Of our careful and intel
ugent Pharmaceutists and Apotheearies, has sub
mitted to my examination the formula for the
preparation Of q Soothing Cordial prepared and
vended by him.
It affords me pleasure to express favorable
opinion of its safe and efficient adaptation to the
particular cases Of the diseases OF Children which
It is designed to relieve.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

A LLAN, JAMES, WATCHES, CLOCKS,
"a Jewelry, Sterling Silver, Platedware Spec.
acles. Fancy Goods, &c, No. 307 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-16

W. S. CoRwIN co. will supply 1t at Proprie.
tors prices. mchl-tuths6moe
, 1870-10-01
OHIO,
southern ExcursIo1at4ss in Ciucin.
l4nti .-- Thc bridge Question .--
Southern Commercial t:ouven-

HhN1 .-@ Ahc NFAoGc 4nezt1on s--
Southern Co9uuc tcinl x:ouyen.
xtou.
cr.c-.xu a.a. - o. ,,a.u
stonists, after Witnessing the display OF the nfe
engines pa1took of.letreshments and enteret! CAR
fta&es7 for 1f1Ec through the snbnfos- They
visited Eden ra'k+ Avontia'c md Clifton haltng
iof feitesnments ~ TWO private residences. they
returned 10 the cry IN tne evening 10 attend
grand banquet at fike's Hail.
An adjourned meeting TO consider The manner
Of building the Newport aud C1n-
ctnrau brtdo YES he'll to-day. 4
report Of the committee VAS presented stating thkt
a.s examination itad been na,ie, from whicn the
committee are satisfied that the width Of span
WIS In conformity with the law, but that the
tIili:nS of b1catKater shove The pivot rtcr
= as f,ot conten1nia1,.l hy Tho iaE. and YFnusH
fprm 4 aeriors obstruction to uayioa.io1. They
also found that The locattoe Of the pivot opening
WIS not male a. near the channel as practicaole
as the law .1frrcts Action on tue rcpoI, was
postponed one week.
Tle Southern Commercial Convention as
senhlcs here Uciot,erI. A meeting Of the cn1l-
mtttce WIS held tt-tay to mako arrangements FOR
tie reception Of the delcRates
, 1870-10-01

REGULAR Assembly IT ChrAso Er1ud Lodge Perfec.
ton, A. 4. r. 3asons> ht Rair II AI this Sxturd4y}
cveiins, Oct |. Al y o'clock. sharp. for work.
j. R. SIlCHTFK, Grand Setfrtary.
, 1870-10-01
PRUSSIA.

LONDON, Sept. 1n.-The Berlin Republican pa
pers GppEse the annexation OF Alsacc and L1T-
raine 10 Prussia, and say the present war With
France must inevitably lead to another with Hns-
sis.
Especial Dcrpateh to the Few York Hcra,dl
LoApoS, se1t 90--0ur Berlin correspondent
w1ttcs. on tic 4ssh: "Thilc writing, the streets
ART enitveneA With days waylng on houses, caused
by the news Of the carltulation Of StFasbourg,
which is regarded AZ another step toward tho ter
nination Of the hopeless strife Of France against
lcaniicst destiny. We would not bc surprised to
hear Ut the early SURRENDER Of Metz, though
l'szssne Is reported to have thtFty-threc
cavalry regiments md sixt5-tw1
Hcti batteries In nli 3HoG0 horses. II Is terased
that the unsuccessful Aort4es have had lrpress-
Ing elect uPnn the spirit Ut the garrison. Con-
nctng rumors aro current With regatl to tho
amount OF provisions on hand. It Is hardly credl-
tie that the magazines contain forage enough Tor
50 1urce nunllcr OF horses, although some OF tho
lorzea hare been Killed BazRlne will
te compelled to make ffual c1nrt to
break through the Prussian torres, for. with =
lusB OF his artillery tcama his last hope ts gone
Thu voluntary surrender OF the Marshal ~ consid-
c'e1 h.re unlikely, from his known galiantry and
ambitious character. 1t Is more than probablc
that !le will eneas0r to obtain prominence Ia the
future government BY holding out.
"The refusal Of the Cxar 10 see ThIcrs oscastans
satisfaction here"
Especial Despatch to tic New Totk T1mc..l
LONDON, Sept s0.-Tnere ID q general dread Of
reactipn1ry tendencies Ia Prussia among Ger
man 1bcras- They say that should King viii.
Inn proclaim himself Emperor Of Germany, tterC
will be republic in FatAer1anl before dVc eats
T1Is |. the universal conviction throughout Ger
many.
1t has been announced IN Berlin that there hhs
leen, aud probably Will be. no negotiations fos
the entry Of the Soath German States Into the
North Confederation, for the extension OF the
North German constitution to the Southern Ger.
rial absorption.
, 1870-10-01


The balance Of the difference Is made up In t..es, ex.
renses and other items in Of thu receipts Of h+
Company between those dates.
Your Attentfon Is Ftd 10 the fact that the present.
condition al the Company Il greatly Improved By res
Eon Of reducing lineA both old md ne1r wit
ten policies, bY cancellation Of that Frss.
cd undesiratte and 10 confidently believed that TIE
percentage O! lptfts will he,ra!t h. greatly .edueed
Soon after the pratent Bosra came into ofHcr It va.
decided to Withdraw all Of our Agencies from the
States eatt Of Ohio, Which was promptly done Th,
experience Of tha and somo cthcr Wcatc.u Companies
ha. fulls justifed that act. 1hat the eld for
Wrsteru Companies to ooeury IL the Sosthwrssern
SsAtrt, no orc. VIC think. will GUT elton.
The l1suFantc fapsIE bear wii1e&s gucra!fv 10 The
fact that the 1870 hiss been the least profitable 70
fEe Intnzanec conr An.s O! ally anee la;; vu.y few
Il any. will fud their condition good 1t The tose ~
at the htxinnlnk Of the year.
The CITY br,nesa cf tic Cour any, prrsious to the
p7rFrnt year. hns been allowed to turr by rcaton Of
giving the greater attention 10 thr Agency usfnss
1t has been tho air Of tho pFrscus management TO
kise the Company the prominence in Chicago to which
Cur !ahd hvu r.tt with sucetss, II. tbnun hy the
etradIly MenatiEs baAluese Q! tse Copacy mouth Ly
month.
It believed that the city premiums ef the Cosara.
n.y. IN ep[te Of the low rates obtaining, will h
than doubled commencing with sle fsst Of Jan.
uary next,
To this end ark the oorcrn:tc Of onr Stockhod.
| fr,, than whom Company Fart Of West eau b,lst
| tf E1eEc zcsro1ebst OF reliable lit.
TIC oeeeE made bx the company tlnec Pcbrrafy ill.,
l50 on 1tks written snt~eguent to that date a.uou,
In the aggregate to only sl32s. to the lts eatan.
Lss. Int.
, 1870-10-01
baptist Sunday school Convention
ut harrington.

n fk.an, ;, H. TF,o (T1,{r. eTrft,vn
p,,r,S..-,s, r, 90, o. Ths ns...".1
oAnA."'o~t 4'1'' sei'' "".-AAe oAptast 9un"a1
school convention prugresseE EEandlY. The pro-
gIa4Lme IS ample, ard the Moderator has some
t,opht.. IN hreas,nn m IN. b,athrao unt t.n,I,.
-. 49,, - ~ - . W w .'1.A ~ Asst."s
~ tue otoeF u eAetE'sts~ nse!s nAe scsuie'a
over the toptr, "General Exercises OF the Sunday
School" Sir. Cltsso.d, 0f Chicago. presented tho
thtrne, urging prouIpt beginning. ever p1e 10
their place: hare silence before commencing, a
little sllrnt prayer, txrlaln the hymn sung reau
tho r,psnla1 ltssou alternately with the school,
or parts Of each yerst 4 1ertrF bax tot the scho1l
, 1870-10-01

that. entirely e1onerateg the Judge. The mMu
chAses are outs that have been previously as en-
rba1scalfy dlsp1oref hy the Investigation Ct Legs-
Several Others are In circulAslnn
tha' appear 10 have dozen sources and dozen
fofm and al! Of which, It Ia clear have had zheIr
rise tn N malicious Gr other uptFuthful causes.
The committee now knaw 4bort ali OF the many
dying 1soItest and from Whist is already known,
thefe Is cot the least doubt that Judge Cue vii,
he 4lle to meet and answer them ali to hts own
thorough v1ndicasthn, and to the Satisfaction OF
those Rrefelltng and circulating them
TIE RepubEcan Convention OF the Eleventh
Judicial District met At Charles C!ty, yes,eIlay,
1pd h11lott+d I'LL this afternoon, when Hon Johu
Rudtttk+ OF Bremen, Eas nominated On the foul
hundred and sixty -A1th ballot.
, 1870-10-01
IOWA


6sctiAl Dcspateh 10 Tic Chicago 1rfhUoe.
DubtprK, Sept sa-WIlnam Smy1h, member
Of Congress Of the Second District, died at hts
residence. At Marion, Linn County, this After
noon. Of Inflammation Of the bowels. He had
been s1eS nearly three months. Some two weeks
aEo he had 50 hearty recovered n 70 be constd-
cred ont OF danger. Ten days ago he
had relapse, ending In his ueath rn-day.
HIS tecease nccessttates the nomination OF 4
candidate 10. Congress outas Republican ticket
SoEe members OF She Congressional committee
satd 70 day that Il Was probable tae old conyen-
doR Wcu1d be tsiltt 70 meet Tuesday Or We'd
nesdaE: that % to Say. that the same delegates
attending that he called ~ the delegates OF ta.s
.AmorE the names mentioned for the nomination,
are Henry OCnnnoF, James T. Lane, John Rus
AL A- K Cotton MAJOR FAs~eu aud Robert
SMytk.
The Republican State Central Committee are In
session here. To investigate ceftain charges
vasnsay prste5ed b stx oI eight papeIs tn :ats
portion n the state, against c. c. Cole, candidate
for Supreme Judge. These charges hare been
mode Without specific statements, bat have been
generally quoted and given many intetpellauona
TO meet AIt answer these charges Judge Cole
made request OF the committee tot asearch!nKfn-
yesuHaitoz. aud that it be made In localities where
the charges had originated, 50 that the editors
Who have been parties 70 their circulation could
attend. 4 portion Of the committee have been
| conducting the investigation this afternoon. End
s2ve s..et ::.Is-s. ct Il. a..cs...:.l % rts...
, 1870-10-01

Foods from places accessible to the water. The
Orange Hotel and Orange d Alexandria Railroad
bridges 1t L1ochburg were swept awsY this a4osa~
Ing.
K,C1yxosp, Sept. ga despatch from Cor
3onsyilie SAY accounts nj the nood repct+eat the
disaster Is exceeding the first reports. The OF
apge Il Alexnnlrt3 Railroad bridge orer the ,cE-
nsh Rirer Is reported swept aWay. Bridges oser
the river and MooEe'a Greek, ou the Chesapeake
4 Ohio Railroad, are also Enne- Butlia2s and
Wells mills are both going down the River Arna,
with 400 barrels Of 1our Atoat around them !
dwelling, completely furnished. went BY this a!-
te!aron.. The River Anna = nlled with
drbrts Of barns, furniture. agricultural I'M
plements, crops. etc. AL the crops
On the Inv lands are total loss. The telegraph
tines to Lynchbutg and the West are b2aly DAM
aged.
Vice PRECEDENT Tickhaun. Of the Chesapeake /
Ohio Railroad, ia still between Greenwood and
Wsynestorn with two trims unable to advance
or 5eeede. Superintendent vandeXTift, Of the
OranRe J. Ale x1ndria Railroad, went 10 the break
at Moote's Greek with train tais afternoon The
E1teT here has risen ten Ieet Rtpce noon. This
water Is from 11e River Anna: that from Lynch
hn'E viii st1ike hero shout midnight. The water
At Lyuchburx Is twenrJ-1ye feet higher than eyeI
known before.
, 1870-10-01

SPECIAL Dt*pAteh to The CalcAeo 7fthuct.
AtbAST, y. r Sert. Observation-Disclosures to-
ntsht. .sG0 heal: 6 cxrecter, Sstnrlay: quality
very good: few Texans, many nne kents,ck}, and
Oh.ua. Ruined MI la5 but few buyers: market
good same as last week: extra shade higher.
PtirtR Taf gel from SC for Texans TO oEc for
selected kentnckys: 1850 heai Of tlne lowas,
good price for chulec butclcnrx cattle. Stood
i Dickson so1d 10 sclsctcd Ecnruckys, av
1.4;o - ns At sAc; l. e: BIonns,i Il 1ilinois.
J-c0b Myers, IS India.:t, nv 1850, 7Ac; Ye0nan
Co.. - Ohio av .,o0, a.:c: u do, Az 400 SIG;
exc; Henry RosrEthal, ss Illinois oxen. AZ ,sos
3sic: . choice steers, AZ 1.400, sHc: IS do, AZ
1.0s1. SIC: 80 mich cow. scatce and In good de-
M1htI, ut SolG0G93,Oe.
sheep and Lambs Receipts, II 80 heal; 1000
expected Saturday: quality very rood md market
active: fheep unchanged, At 44@sc- Lambs Hc
htaher: averaging 20 ns. 1ttA7a:c.
Hnes-lstcepts. COCO head; market duli: New
York, averaging go NJ, sAc; do. AZ 4eo, s1:c-
, 1870-10-01
GREAT BRITAIN.

lSFccsal Despatch to the New Work Wo1!d.l
f0Soos, seps- s0-At the Cabinet mesing TO-
day the whole subject Of the European situation
came under discussion. The meeting WAS full5
Importance OF such action on tho part Of England
as should associate with Russia In the pac!dc4-
ton OF Earore, polatinG to the danger OF leaving
entirely the Initiative OF what he described a. an
inevitable Interference to 4 power which had
much interest IN depressing End none 1n cu1ArE-
Vile, Secretary CT Foreign Affairs, and Nj. castI-
well, Secretary Of War, were not tndtsposed to
this view, but represented the tmpos-
sibInty OF action without recognl1-
Ing the French Republic, which they
ma!u1aincd, existed only By tho irresponsible act
Of tue galleries Of the Legislative body. The Duke
II Argyle, Secretary for india, objected thst the
republic had been recognized formally hy tho
Vnttcs States Government, and that It wonld he
sost OF constructive dlscoursess to the United
States to assume that government which exist
Cd sufficiently md with sutacient
warrant to command American recognition
hAt no sufficient standing III fact to Justify treat
leg with aod through IT, for 60 srest an object ~
INC settlement Of Europe. The Duke ot Argyle
also aweh particularly upon the danger Of
I abandoning the settlement ot such a ouest,on in
Europe to Rnssta. whose policy IN Astn WIS Of SO
| much consequence 70 The present and fu,ure Of
Great Britain.
| E1sS..ona .re,fned n ,bn ..,
mcut OF the majority OF hi.
colleagues which Ia believed To te the sent
| In Franco which can rronerlv he Ierocn,.ed nx
| Gse.t Britain at this tine. Tne adyicea Of n,
British Minister at pn1.., LORD Lyons, were Id
decd very urgent Ia the contrary sense.
but she cousta Of the government
/ could not he absolutely determined by
| reference to the yicw Of sny agent. no matte,
, 1870-10-01
FLEE INSURANCE.
OFFICE OF
Lumberm3n's Ins, Co.,
CHICAGO, Sept. -, l31O.
To the Beard Of D1rettiea and Stockholders;

GEvnH<IS: Soon aft-r eour present otsec.s we4o
Company was reduced ly impairment, that 1t had
hteosae matter Of pecrssity to eitht9 make call u7oa
the stockholders Of = per cent te amount Of the!r
stock to e paid II cash. nuee the capital to &elA-
oW. which would leayr. In theE opinion, k6cient bs-
- for doing butiutts.
tie preliminary stepa prescribed BY lAw. and
made request OF the Auditor Of tht, Siase to allow
thrn to r.1uee the capital to .oo. The Auditor
taerrcpun made the psetashtv examination Of the
dtiou ot the COMPANY etood the L.. d1y Of July
1s and. tic 9lth aAy nf knEC4t authorized the r..
ducion Of the capisa to Lt Amonnt Lcfurr mentioned
We sub.ntt herewith the following statements Of the
condition Of the Cepany, under 1h=s respective datet
The one dated January J. le'o. = copy takea from
the rpc mkde to the Auditor .. shs >sae By the then
cffcesE af thr Company.
The others hare becn radc nr troa. our books, md
ne believe. mas b relied on ~ fully correct
The one dated July irthc eatoe examined by the
Auditor and approved by him
twill be Lctieed that taesr |. larre thrf1k,ec Of
the capital, between JAnuarT and Frbruary.. 1a:e
tte latter date icing tie time the chang Of oice,s
oetr1rrd}, an ou1 t4ns to over *Ssrtu
This may t,e accounted foT. tn FIT, ~ {olIovs:
'se 1na spea & ea5Efas e;x.saisa.jsa: ;; sh.t ths
7hss. ssa '1n L g.Iias a. r:sis: oi unsettled
ioaos ~ e,rvr W14 nade Of about. .;,....... Al2sp
Ito which We attach no vasue> ,........::..- 7a1m
tsis7sSs ss!s @
ss aaes 5.ne: sa;9 sea 3 1efs s9sfe nes e
tarned ~ liability 1t the Cosnpany aaier
'ets e il asas iof soi1: lii: r.: 1
TEE w. due Il; rent j snns.y WbIcb ~:
not rrpo.t.ri a. laLtlisy 4lsnv
tneulisrtabe premiums stt
, 1870-10-01
POLITICAL.
Democratic Turnout at 11nussicld.
Ohio

Eeceia1 Dcxpatch tn The Chicago TEfbuns.
MASsr1ELr, O., Sept. 3n.-Juage Thurman,
Tntei States Senator from This State, addressed
. Democratic meeting here tonight. lie eharc,4l
zatton Of power, aul oyezTidlu9-tne rights ot
States: thai the tax ss ste!t. was 50 arranged thl:
tho large burtlen Ct taxation rcssetl on the rFrr
and lai,1rinG classes: charged corruption an. ex.
.laragancc On the Republican Congress in :':
ra.l1ead subsidies. AMI fostering Of 1concpo1ts
for the sake Of Political insnrnce. ant
voting money into the pockets OF it*
members and friends. He arEued that the pres
cnf sa1id Is m enoru:tE that *nuId scA2da!tzc
Henry CiaE, the father ot the tariff system: sui,
the Republican party hat not rctiucet the public
said tkcy didn't want to pay It, and wouldn't, ii
they ha.i the Mones. a. its payment wonld de-
failed on account .: tac st-cncsh OF the Elttonai
Banks in the IIonse If Representatives. lie
spoke for nearly two hours, and was frequently
close.
, 1870-10-01
sffAN for the Stntr Paper Contract
Murder Trinl AT -Stntc
Board OF Equalization.

Special Dcspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SrMsGF1E1n, Ill. Sept s0.-Bids for furnishing
printing paper fot the use Of the State or tue next
tTo yeaFs will he received at the Secretary Of
Statc's of1ee until to-mo,1ow noon. Quits mum.
Ier of bids have teen handed In, and many more
will he nted tomorrow. Tte Governor and Sec
reta1y will take the necessary time to fully con-
ssicr the bids and the quality Of paper offered a.
samples, and the contract will not be awarded
uut,l Wednesday, the bih Of October.
Secretary Rummea "a now In Chicago, but Will
.cturn Monday nlght, and will have plenty Of
time 10 fully consider the different bids fos fur.
hlshinG paper.
The tr!d Of Frank Lewis, charged with man.
slaughter, commenced IN the Circuit Court OF this
county today. The facts Of the sfe, Al report
ri at The time, thar, on Sunday, May 81, ls,6, the
defendant ami Dchuls Ryder, with q number OF
other persons living 1t 1Iowlet- we're 10.
cether IN an open lot III The village
engaged In scuninR and other rough spoTts- FL
ualiy Ryder Knocked OF Lewis hAs, more than
'nett pethacs, AMI thea Lewis drew pistol and
-no. him. RYDER also drew rIsto1stnss before and
:tls, ALTER he was shot The wounded man died
n short irue after receiving the ball.
The Stale Doafll OF Equalization will meet In
the Senate Chamber, tn the state House, On Tues
tiar next. The dulles hf tlts board arr euch yea,
1r.w1ng in Importance, aud the iabors OF tht
beaTi thefebr increasing.
, 1870-10-01

S7tcial Defpateh IA TIE Chicago TrIhane.
MArlsoS. Wis, Sept. so.-The proceedings OF
tbs Temperance Convention, II Janesytl.e, On
Tbur<day, to nominate a candidate for Congress,
hare oa1y been part.any received here. II mp
rca1s that Hon. $. D. Hastings Was nominated
Tor Congress, m action entirely unexpected to
hin, and tho more surprising hecanse In the Last
state Temperance Convention he opposed polu-
cal action. lie Is not LIKELY to accept. and IS soon
fully informed Of the action of the convention,
will probably tlednc hts rostslnn-
Committees for the different counties were ar-
pointed to c&tl convention to nominate neuberS
Of the lcFtslatCge and III officers to be elected
this fail Those for this county ate ali opposed
to pt,ltcRl nc.tor, anll will not act.
Judge u. G. Ocso1, who MAS G1poiusea for ihe
Congressional Committee for this county, saYs
s.This WAS done without Iny knowledCe or con-
EenI. Inavs never approved, and do NOT now AZ.
prove at either ecerciye measures or political &C.
t1oo In a.l Of the telnpeI1aee tGlo1Iu.
, 1870-10-01
MICHIGAN,

Railroad Officer ArrcAted on n
Charge OF Embcxxlcmnn..
Special peepsteh 70 The CHICAGO Trihuoe
DETROIT, Sept. 30.-F. II. u. Primrose. for ser
efsl Years Cashier here OF tho Grand Trunk Rail-
road, and = long tune connected with that cor
pofattop, WAS today arrested It tho instance Of
ot3ccfs Of that road, on charge Of embtxxlins
over SIS 600 In money. lie Is tonight In JAIL and
pfeytops good character, and 1t u NOT known
whether he has confessed his guilt OF cta.ns to
he innocent
, 1870-10-01
Heunton OF yermonters MT Aurora.

4kNAAEN4t VI H&ELANHkEfN
AURORA. Sept sa-The nAttse and former resi-
dents Of Vermont, now resIdtnR In md about
.Auroys, held picnic m tie far grounds here
Yesterday. Notwithstanding the heavy rain OF
Nednesday night and the threatening clouds Of
the Moynlng. the Green Mountain boys, with their
girls. were ont In strong force The street lead
Ing to the f1it grounds Was thTuuVed all the fore
oeou With carrt1ces loaded With the old and the
toUnR, and with great haeEets heaped With pro
visions The Ehi.e-hatred old man whose birth
dates back almost 10 the days Of ncooderuEa
and Bennington: the uidIle-ggrd man and hi
faithful wife. who were 'smn7ted and wen.
Wcti" some thirty years agu, co1uluR to-day with
:ktir children whose psiae IN their fathers noble
little Sta1e Is but ist1e less ibis, were there
accompanied by their friends and neiehborx
Bnth of the large exhibition halls OF the grounds
were crowded with tables, which WERE piled high
with fubsfa0tais and dAinties Of every Kind. II
t. estimated tha. 9,eeo people were fei a. The
tables, while nearly as many more were upon the
Rrnuucs a lookcrs-on. After dinner, SPEECH.
making Was tue order OF the day.
The old settlers will hold p:rnie ~ the gArnt
plaee On the 18th OF Octnber. when smother en-,
}o7able time may he confidently expected.
, 1870-10-01

RIcNNoSD, Sept S0.-The highest freshet ever
kuoWu st Ly1chbusg prevails there now. Tha
passenger hI4!se across the Jsnes Rlsss: one
ieuIlh Of q mile long. Is washed away. The de-
ro;s Of tho Orange 4 Ale1audrta Railroad arc
submcIgcd, canal dlssn, and boats are n11f1tng
about through the loxer streets Of the clsJ. Tns
water washed up the main cas pt?e last ni.at,
sni IyIlcnbu1V was suddenly enycloped IN total
dAfSresA 4 large uuMbe. Of e1p!oJes on tho
South SIDE Railroad are cut od on N island be-
lox 1hc city. The ffsshst ~ rsaeh R:can'ona
IN ,he lover portion Of the c;t5. Merchants Al At
telegraph Hires are down IN Ill directions
4 number Of buildings II LyuchburE have been
swept away, and the gas and w4ter works a1e
both subuerRed. Honses from me country aeose
hArc been noat,rg by Ill night and this morning.
Ihc Dew iron bridges Of the South Side Railroad
nave been carried 1Nay.
THIS morning telegram from GoodonsFttle
ta5s thu North AnnA River i flooding all the sur:
rounding country. Houses, cattle, and barrels o.
morning.
McMoSp. Sept. sa-The nood reached
fees hlae, ana in twenty minutes iht
nser ro*e si1 feet There was great e1
cltsneut u 1ae lpHsr rat e. II: ct! IN reoy-i
, 1870-10-01
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Sept. 2o.-The naturalization treaty
with the United States has been signed by the
Austrian Government
, 1870-10-01

ROME. Sept 3o.-1he victorious Italians here
now begin to show strong sympathy foE the
French Republicans. ..
ROME, Sept so.-Cant!nal Antanc1i bida the
Romans TO treat With the Italians, aud Promises
GtncIal Car1lona that he shall hnvo An early op-
portunity OF confs1Eing with the Pope.
, 1870-10-01

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