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New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
prnoRrrn FRENCH SUCCESSES.

sSgBsoRN ENGAGEMENT AT EsSoNNEs' NEAR
oRIEANs-THE PRUssIANs FORCED TO RE
rREAr-AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON FORT
LoHpoN, Tuesday, Sept, %, 1870.
A telegraphic dispatch from Orleans, to-day,
xays: A severe engagement took place at
Essonnes yesterday. Twenty-Five thousand
French near the northerly part of the town
were attacked by 1900 Prussians. The Prus-
sians were moved down by the French artil-
lery, but after considerable loss, they recrossed
the river in good order, and fell back on the
ether army corps
1t is reported that the Prussians were badly
defeated yesterday in an attempt to storm the
Fort du Mont Valerian, on the west side of
Paris.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
CITI}A.
THE REBELLION ACTIVE IN TRINIDAD-NUMER-
Gus MURDERS BY THE sPANIAI;Ds-PERsISr-
INT EIGuIING In TILE INTERIOR.


THE REBELLION ACTIVE IN TRINIDAD-NUMER-
Gus MURDERS By THE sPANlARDs-PERsISr-
ENT FIGHTING IN THE INTERIOR.
HAVANA, Sept 13.-Adyices from Gumaro
OF the oath ut state that the operations OF Brigadier
suances have ended His principal intention in march
ing to the to surprise President Cespedes at
Narana which situated in the jurisdiction Of Tunas,
but in this he signally failed
The I,nDdrcdl OF Trinidad says that the insurrectOn
has not been suppressed in that region, but on the con-
trary, il in full life and yigor - -
The column OF CaunaO, commanded by COL Acosta, IN
the expedon 10 san Geronimo, Los Guros and Salina
DE- sagt killed. according to the Spanish Journals, a
on The 21st ult a combat took place at San Jose de
Graca between the forces OF susnces ana the hsur-
AZ Remedios the patriots Juan Ramon Ferrar Post
master at Cnani aud Pedro Rio, Deputy Postmaster at
the same place, have been SHOT by ihe slaliarus.
The Insurgents have destroy several coffee and
estates i'm the jurisdiction Of santiago de Cuba. The
san Juan has been attacked Dy 800 PATRIOTS act
ing under the orders Of Juan Perez.
On the 5th inst the following tubaIs were sh0t at san
Domingo Cuba: Manuel Leon Jose Maria CastllOn, DO
nso DaI and MisteriO CaTdOso Three insurgents were
also shot at Esprtu santo Tor sleged reason IN lrlh
A beautiful Young lady has been killed by volunteer
at Natanzas II was pretended that the shot acc
DENTAL but the Cubans INSIST tat suen wac NOT the Iaf
dskr the cOnteptuOus look with which she regarded
the sodcrs AS they passed by her house She was sit
ting on balcony In front 0i hef ihthefn Hasloh Wheh
SHE received the fatal wound.
TOLLS BY TIE NEW CABLE.
HAVANA, Sept. 20.-lhe tolls by the new
Cable will DE fixed ~ follows:
For nessages from Havana TO Santiago de Cuba " 50
for the first words ana - cents lot each au'uoha
r.t 10 words and cents for each additional word Inc
tolls in all cases are payable ih goid'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
PRICE FOUR CENTS
WASHINGTON.
REDEEMED CURRENCY-REP0RTED DEFALCATOps
IN NEW-YORK WAREH0UsEs-IHE IsDICT-
MENT AGAINST n. X. BUTLER.

iBf TELEGRAPH TO THB fBIBIkBl
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept. %. 1910
From the official figures I'm the Treasury Department,
obtained from the annual report o the Treasurer ~ the
Chief Of the Redemption Division IL Ia ascerned that
during the fiscal year ending June 80 there was redeemed
and destroyed United States currency 10 the amount ~
s59O229 S5S This sum embraced legatender notes frac
tiOnal currency, interest notes, Re. The whole amonnt
destroyed since the act authorizing the issue or Unhed
States currency reaches the sum Of $3os,-
O999 The number Of pieces OF paper money embraced
in the amount destroyed during the year iI7e62.
and for the whole time 672,743,O22.
Private dispatches received here today state that
large dcfalcatiOns had lust discovered in the
counts Of several Of the NewYork bonded warehouse
Acting Secretary Richardson however received no In
tegeDce in this connection from Collector Murphy. IL
appears that the order Of Secretary Boutwell, dcontnn
ing special bonded warehouses has not been carried out.
and Treasury officials to think there f. truth
in the report Of the defalcatiOn.
The criminal branch OF the Supreme Court oi the Dis
trct session and will be presided by Judge
Macarthur, the newly appointed additional Justice.
very large calendar OF crime is presented and several
important murder the docket Through the
vigilance OF the police and the assduify Of DisrictA
tomey Fisher but few offenders escape arrest and pm
ishment. The Grand Jury will prepare an indictment for
forgery against r. r. Butler in few days, and Il Il m
derstood there are other charges against him.
The Commissioner Of the General Land Oce has Issued
oTuefs tne "llhdlaWai OF laDus 10 ln' tAbi' ~
twenty miles on each side OF the Northern Pacific RAJ
road Ia Wisconsin and Minnesota, that Company having
filed map designating their line Of route through ts
States named Orders will he sent in few days for
similar withdrawal in the State Of Oregon and Wash
ngtOn Territory.
Secretary Robeson has gone 20 Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, and will accompany the remains Of Admiral
FaTagut from there to New-York.
The Secretary OF War has arrived here and will be in
his office tomorrow.
The Acting Second Controller has decided that the
provisions Of the law furnishing artificial limbs to
soldiers, money therefor personal 10 the soldier
and do extend TO his heirs in Of death before
ceving the benefit thereof
The total receipts for this month far arc
s9Os49O The Internal Revenue receipts since July
1870 up TO to-day, are 81 953,073.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

A Committee. composed chiefly of French
men from Alsace has called meeting at No 2s Centre
a oInorrow night, 10 express sympathy for the
fortunate citizens OF the beleagucredityof srasbourg,
and In honor OF Gen. Uilch'
The German ladies who propose to hold a
fair for the benefit Of the German Patriotic Fund, mex
month met Steinway Hall yesterday afternoon, and
city for generous contributions number Of subscrip
tons money and o goods have already been received
Goods will be received at the hall OF the 57th Regiment
from Oct. 10 20 Is.
The subscriptions received by the French
Patriotic Executive Committee of this city. the aid OF
sS az, 80 OF this amount $500 was received from the
Frenchmen Of Washington. The following were the
men Of Boston $500; Philadelphia, third contribution
s7I5 81; East Canaan, Conn, tll4; Dubuque, Iowa.
i5 so Ellie Chsrier, in gold 500; A. Ronyon, third sun
seription 500; A. Palsburgian 400 e. W. Mills, 300
A. Labrot Cincinnati, Ohio, 500; Bostwick u Tlford
$50; G. Greppo, Patterson j. $50 A. sutter t32 SO; NJ
ALBERT, s25; lady friend VS. Iaurencot, s25; f. de
NJ, second subscription, $40; Henry Mataran.
rae second subscription, s2G A. j. Tayernier second
subscription "a, two French ladies SIS Frsnsl dancing
amounts the of % 900 francs from A r. stewart and
5000 gold from two other persons of this city,
sent direct To Paris.
GERMAN AND FRENCH MEETINGS IN NEWARK.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
last night at Newark y. j. under the auspices Of the
German Aid Society TO give the residents Of the place
an opportunity express their sentiments with regard
10 the European wal The meeting called order
brief address appealing to the patriotism OF his bearers
10 support the German side Of the struggle.
Resolutions read by DR.. Lehlbach set forth
that the Germans wsuld suffer foreign intervention
nor allow any Power To shield France from the just
aenuences Of her wrOngdOing. From the Rhine TO the
sane German graves demanded indemnity for past inu-
ries and guarantees for the future Payment OF
and remuneration Of Alace and Lorraine IL
the loast that Germany must dsmand. The resolutions
insist upon United Germany not as military Power,
iIt as a free stste-One law, and national repre-
sentaton 10 the fruits OF victory ovl liberty,
nrogress and permanent peace. The resolutions were
most unanimously adopted. after which speeches
made by the Chairman. and others Ii also
resolved that ali abstract OF the resolutions he
.spt 10 the berlin National Zeiiung, in care
Of Mr. Frederick kspp. by Cable and sufficient amount
OF money to defray the e1 penseS was obtained
The French residents of Newark held
,eetin AT Apollo Hall under the auspices OF French
Ali Sooety Mr. Francis Earater the President Of the
aid Socety preslded. Addresses made by Mr.. q.
AbeeI f. H. Gurdy, and Others; after which the sub
srinton for the benefit Of the wounded opened aud
$500 subscribed inh "ah'N tue IectPe OF lhe DO
ciety mp 10 date $1,000
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
CHINA.

POPULAR FEELING AGAINST FOREIGNERS
THREATENED WITHDRAWAL OF THE FRENCH
EMBAsSADOR.
HoSG KoSG, Sept /, via LONDON, Sept. TO- 1870.
The feeling in China against foreigners is
intense and fresh outbursts Of violence the part OF
the natives are feared Mr. Wade Secretary Of the British
legation still remains at Bckin The French Embassa-
dor has snined his intention to retire unless the Man
darins implicated in the TenTsin massacre were exc
cuted before the 3ist OF August.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. Senator Casserly is in San Francisco.
There were l23 deaths in Havana from cholera
Monday.
80 The Directors Of the Boston, Hartford and Erie
Railroad chosen r. A. Lane President and NJ ingalls, Ci
Austin Brooks for many years editor of TIE
nny Q) Herald and leading Democratic politician died yestera
~ There were eight deaths m New Orleans from
during the onr hours ending he1ds
Pour natives Of Italy Of France VI NOy so aud
uDku0rn.
80. The Hartford Conn Horse Fair opens We'd
and continues three days Tom jefferson Oh Put and
Lady Walton entered Of tue Nednestay.
THE Ninth Annual Exhibition of the Name
state Agricultural Society opened Augusta yeCrfa The
weather beauM and the exhibition promises be soes'
The horses and cattle the Maine
ally that Of horses the entries in this department reaching ne'r m
Yesterday was busy day at the Exposition
Buildings In CINCINNATI Large quantities cf machinery and oef
iae,aes have arrived and the have been actively Ss
them place Many applications for made ys
The formal opening will take place to-day and ihe
dress will be delivered by the Hon. John sherman.
go. The Rev. DR.. Niles of Hartford. the Episcopa,,
Bhopeect Of New Hampshire who to Be eonseer.ed s
Concord yesterday The President Bishop Of me D. H.
smith Of Kentucy arrived MONDAY and she E % Rs, Mr.
EsmeS The Lord Bishop Of Quebec, his ensPeh ~ ~ =, a.,
Poster arrived yesterday Bishop Dosne Of A',! y 'ss & , q,
Stearns Bishops Bsel Of Vermont NealeI OF ha"' s""
Connecticut and many other cergy have also Af'e"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
FRANCE.

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT-ELEyEN PER-
SONS KILLED AND TWENTY-FIVE WOUNDED.
TOURS, Tuesday, Sept 20, 1870.
dreadful railroad casualty occurred here
early this morning caused by two trains coming In col
lision Eleven persons killed outright, one Of
whom WAS NJ. Duva, editor of the Paris Journal des
Dtb0 Beside these % persons seriously injured.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
THE GERMAN STEAMSHIPS.

RESUMPTION OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS
STEAMSHIP SERVICE FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept 20, 1870
The agent Of the North German Lloyds line OF
steamships from this city to Bremen to-day received
O Gable telegram from the North German Lloyds
directing him TO dispatch the steamer Berlin from
this city to Bremen by the middle Of next week The
Leipzie, now in this port, will soon follow.
The dispatch states that the Ohio will leave Bre-
men for Baltimore on October ~. The North Ger
man vessels laid up here since the commencement OF
the war will it is presumed, at once commence load
ing several already having charters TO carry tobacco
To Holland.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BOSTON.

BOsTON, Sept, 20.-Boston was visited by
another destructive fire this morning. which destroyed
Maynars machine-shop formerly the locomotive works
Of Mckay Adus), McKay's wharf, and two barks, To-
gether with the machineshop Of George NJ Bird, and
the rggingloft OF A. b. Lowe. An explosion OF naphths
occurred during the fire. The vessels burned the
81. Cloud just from NewYOrk and the Nova Scotia OF
Boston, Among the principal losers are Mr. Maynard,
$4,000 insured for $4,000; Atlantic Works Company
S35OO0 fully insured Boston CarWheel Company, SJ0o
Mr.. Bird, $500; the two vessels about - % with sows
aYna lar ln.saa
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
ing rapidity Cases are reported at Rheims and
AFFAIRS AT TOURS.

FEARS OF AN ATTACK-PR0P0SED REMOVAL or
THE GOVERNMENT TO BORDEAUX-POhIhL
SERVICE WITH PARIS BY MEsSENGEhs'
TOURS Tuesday. Sept. 40, 1870
As il is possible for the Prussians 10 send force
here. orders have been issued to remove further
south the enormous quantity of stores and army
munitions which has been collected here. In case OF
an attack. the seat of Government will be removed
to Bordeaux The postal service with Paris is now
performed entirely by messengers
According 10 a decree just Issued, the election OF
members of the Municipal Council of Paris Will take
place on Wednesday, the Goth inst.
The wife of Marshal Bazaine is in Tours. She re-
ceived letter from her husband few days ago. III
was sent ont of Metz by balloon which fortunately
fell outside the Prussian lines. The contents nave
not been made public
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
uow ro srPpREss KU.KLUx oUIRAGEs.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. D.-Some days ago,
pnsn g. Blair was wayaid and murdered in the vicinity
q, Athens Aha by yarty Of disguised The citi.
ms ,urned out in large numbers and captured Ashbury
p,neI fhe leader Of the band, and four other men.
bapoi' n,nted 10 earape apd Killed. The other
tr ,a In prisNp party ~ armed citizens art IN pur-
u - The remaNjer "f ibe baBt. Determined ~ bring
than Ia unpjsbIneDt
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
fGPyRRAL PRESS DISPATCH. /

The Executive Mansion will soon be In proper con-
dOn 10 receive the President whO with his family w5
about the lst of October 10 is not thought tba
President will make visit TO Washington prior TO th
date which time al the members OF the Cabinet viii
also have returned.
The statistics OF the Freedmens Bureau show that the
business in the South has been closed excepting such
portions OF the educational interest dependent
and supported educational associations All agents
and aids Bureau have been h0nOraby discharged.
excepting those whose duties relate TO the payment OF
bOuuties Among the subscriptions received for the ben
eh of educational purposes contributions from
sons who figured prominently during the Late war on
fln aide nf the South.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Pie TRIBURE ,oas long the only netospope' 'n
as United Stdes reocirn0 special dtspdtche' o" ue
sol Of ,c on r,,nte bv Specal Correspondents V'A
ssAer Pssi0y or F,noA ar.ies and al e ieddsn9 cop
Stals THE TRIBUNE dispatches hdce been ~cd ~ an D'
psset form 6g The Netr York Herald World I1e'' ana
sa TASy .c(re tus used yesterday y The Ne'o- foTk
Hsrald- and sun.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
MEXICO.
APPROACHING RETIREMENT OF SENIOR LERD0 DE
TFJApA-THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL CAM
PAIGN-TELEGRAPHIC PROGRESS.
IpRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

APPROACHING RETIREMENT OF SENIOR LERDO DE
TrJADA-THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL CAM
PIIGN-TFLEGRAPHI PROGRESS.
IPROM OUR OWN CORREsPoSDENTl
MEXICO. Sept. 5.-SehOr LerdO de TeJada, who
has h.p the Prime Minister OF President Juarez since
,s has announced 10 friends that he is about to
re,irs from the Cabinet and that he will only remain
until the President succeeds in findings suitable person
% occupv the position he holds Apparently his retire
ment ia caused by the rivalry which Is no longer doupt
mi between him and Juarez for the next Presidency
Di1-ept psrties are already working In favor OF the
canddates for the ext Presidential terI namely Doh
Renito narez Don Sebastian Lerdo de Iejaa ana Don
Porfrio Daz All the opposition are loi Don
Who enioys considerable popularity throughout the cou
try becsnse he displayed Ia the war against ne rlensn
ther hand IL ia asserted that after entering Mexico In
Iss7 at the head Of his victorious army ne WaS sur
rounded and controlled by number OF unpop9ihi pon
clans and also. according TO MS oppon,n'sr 9
nnsnre of this will b OF course In favor OF
Jnsrez and probably-a majority OF tue m "
states will work in his large mass OF lhs LAD
erals ..o have more confidence IN theh on ahu wen
,r,5 prsidenf than i'm any other person Sehor Lerdo
will Ice supported some OF the GoNerhos py Soho
erable p.Tsonsl party who are lmprseeu Y nIs .h
douhed capacty and by such portion 0i lho nVuorh.es
and NJ may resolve 10 take an scuve paIt
M the PresidentiaI contest. OF course, opinions are
greatly divided regarding the prospects vi io .ec
ddates but at present am ncnneu W .'' 'io
chances OF success are In favor OF President
s.nnr Ierlo pos.esses "a COnsidrfhpc nuhocI W au-
,sms In Coner,se aud belief exists that as coon as
he rerez FROM the Government tbey VIII u'o Nitii to
,n,b,r. Of the opposition attacking the remaining
members Of the tnblnet ana eSpe'Eis Ein,e uints,n,e
efforts are to be made displace the flha'e
Uo Matas Romero who In considered 70 oe ohe vi inc
n,ost im po rtapt supp0rtsrs OF President Juarek.
beyeTaj psrroDs have been named ID po"oe " hAeH "
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
CRIMES AND CAsUALTIBs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIBs-BY TELEGRAPH.
The Brotherton Brothers of San Francisco have
been convicted Of forgery ~
The residence of DR.. John c. Page, at Centre
Hho, n ..s burned Monday together VII ~o sss bsrps
Los $1,000 partly Insured ,
The steamship Alexander Galatea, frsln Port
M ne p.,on s,ua1erJ the 18th iSsL Ib, cspis's
and crew haye arrived at key "es- .
n,pter named Edward s. Haswel of Halo
we'll Nc fd John Latin With common !se'hoN 'no sen'a'y
Moran who murdered Officer Packard in
s.hoa Mss. Monday evening In tie seo Aa,
yrniry Yesterday several hanael men ~e hunting h" vita
strong hopes Of b, eapur
Ex-Polceman John NJ. Dunn If Boston is un-
that city charged with beeg concerned person
IN ung fore checks SesYOh bshts aud obtaining IL
an ,he sane the second Nsuonsl Ban1 Of Boston.
The steam boiler in T. X. Stalkers planning
Auburn Y eIpotct Yesterday completely semoh.hhs Ihs
s The hrvIAD James Hamilton, Killed The damage Ill
re,eh $1,000
While fire in progress in evidence,
the boiler Of No. erplde ngnng
persons uamed Geo. Beason' perhaps fatally The
bst BY Jeas OF Past0cket four and
ssure sospd. The Of be eIDloson d-r-
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
GERMANY.

THE REORG ANIZATION OF GERMANY TO BE DIS
CUssED AT MUNICH-THE NORTH GERMAN
CONSTITUTION TO BE ADOPTED BY ALL THE
STATES OR A NEW ONE MADE.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSBl
LONDON, Tuesday, Sept. 90 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
at Berlin writes on the 18th; Minister Debruck has
left headquarters for Munich where the future organza
tion Germany will be further discussed The question
IT, whether the South German States shall simply pro-
claim their adhesion TO the North German Confederation
under the existing Constitution, whether Constituent
Assembly shall be called aud Constitution adopted
both North and South Bismarck prefers the formerly
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
OFFICIAL REPORT OF RESULTS AT SEDAN.
MORE THAN $1,000 OFFICERS AND MEN sUEREN-
DERED-ToTAL HORs-DU-COMBAT l3iUO--
TIE CAPTURED CORRESPONDENTS.
my rut non ,p1 ro 1uv Tptprrp

IBl IBLhGKAPH To TIE IKIbJNtI
LONDON, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Ber-
lin writes on the 18th "The final official figures of
the capitulatiOn at Sedan are SO generals, &O stan
officers and 2O95 line officers beside 800 oficess of
various grades discharged on parole. The number
of privates surrendered and transported into Ger
many is 81 433 2S 900 made prisoners during the
battle; 5000 escaped into Belgium 10000 were
killed and wounded-tota $4,000.
"Mitchel of the Constitutional and Paul Cassag-
nae are at Bresau.
"Gens. Sheridan aud Forsyth continue to receive
assiduOus attentions from Bismarck
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE OF PARIs-sKIRMIsH-
ING IN THE sUBURBs-A PRUssIAN RECON
EOISsANCE AT JOINVILLE.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

THE FOREIGN TROOPS IN ROME DETERMINED ON
REsIsTANCE-TBE CITY INVESTED BY THE
ITALIANS
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-10

Chr evening gal'ttln.
ti,shn ia sous Il. VDEKL, . co.
=. o.. eAGseLL, ASSOCIATE EDITOR
rt1 vEEa NEWS.
ARRIVALS
ban Ab,e, rom Columbus
,VHi. " hi;e, from Paducau.
LIusdei., fronn Nashville.
ialismuu, do do
W a Arthur, from st. Louis
tayetie, from Evan-viiir
~ain Orr, do 10
Armadi.lo from Arkahsas River.
MARY Davag-, from Pit,s purA
Uc,avia, rom New Orleans, Jl
r..,,,.,i. d" o., =" I'D
.l s%1., DO DO 40 IS 80 il---
SILVER spray, from Cincinnati
A Baker, trom Ea-tpOrt ..l.I
DEPARTURES.
dan Able, for Columb bus
WIN Wuite, for Paducah.
f-lt"ua, for l.,uisville.
BdaL, do do .f.'..
,tn browu, Dol do
sadie, fbr Pitisbnrg
FAyct,c, iVr Evansville.
sam Orr, do do
Lady Pike, for Tennessee River.
LunisdeI, for Nashville.
Armadillo, for Cincinnati.
w. Il. Arthur, for New Orleans.
Silver Spray, do do
Thompson Dean, do
The weather was very cold yesterday
anu last night, being from to II degrees
below freezing point, but 1t moderated
greatly this morning aud the thermome.
ter vt noon indicated As deg lie degrees
above the freezing point. The skies
were cloudlsss, and warm south wind
was blowing with spring like influence
which will soon, II II continues, clear the
Mississippi Of ice. al.
The river has fallen ten inches since
last report. Ice ceased running out OF
the Mississippi for several hours Sunday |
morning on account Of a gorge IS miles !
above Cairo, but the w. X. Arthur broke !
through the gorge and the ice has been
flowing steadily ever since,
The Mississippi II falling slowly at st.
Louis, and full Of ice. Only five feet
six inches water Is reported to that city
The Ohio is falling Mt P,ttsburg with
seven feet In the channel. Ills station.
airy at Louisville with ten feet in the
canal and seven feet down the Indiana
chute over the falls, but will he rising to.
day. .I.
The Cumberland Is rising with nine
feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Business here continues good al the
wharf
The Great Republic had about 20 to rs
for Chicago st. Lonis aud Cum berlsnd
river, which she reshipped here and 10
now loading for return trip 10 NC.
The Thompson Dean left for y. o. |
Saturday night after receiving here 1890
tons. .....4I
The Armadillo reshipped 30 tons ord.
nance stores here for ST Louis, to be for
warded per rail. a |
The Evansville Nashville Paducsh
and Columbus Packets continue to bring
good trips for reshipment from this city.
The A. Baker brought out fair cargo
for reslipment to Nashville, 81. Louis
Md other points.
The 'Yalisman, Capt WIN. Strong, Is
lie regular Cairo and cumberland River
Jacket today. /.
The VIM. White Is the regular Cairo
md Paducah packet this evening.
The Ken,on leaves for Cincinnati to.
lay.
Capt Chas r. Hinde is agent for all the
bove boats.
The Richmond will leave for n. O. ! =,
his evening. Capt Phillip, Is her Z
gent.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-03

by change of administration, or any.
thing else, except the memorable
hand of death. In his effort to es-
tablish the fine art Of office holding,
thus making those offices permanent
aud beyond the reach Of the people,
and which Mr. Secretary Cox face
tiously calls "Reforming tho Civil
Service" he win Ind that hs Ii 1est
a. much ~ of harmony with ne
public sentiment Of the country, as
he was in Ohio, in denouncidg negro
suffrage.
His successor, De1ano, is one of the
abiest men in Ohio, and has the con.
fidence OF her republicans, and will
harmonic with the administration
which is indispensable to the salts.
factory working Of the governmental
machinery.