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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-29

burg, of Union Grove, was the best stall
lion on exhibition, but as he took the first
premium at the last fair is not entitled
and could not comncte again this year,
your committee would recommend him to
stock growers of Kenosha County. b3ats
taa Ns 1856 ID. @. STEWART, F 3staf
1871 A.fa 519'ts SEBASTIAN TYMEsoN, ~
fgA 70 T. u. BENEDICT,
- a1s Judges.
Glass 2-C Carriage and Drqtt Horses.
There were go entries in this, depart
ment. rfgs,. ..fare.5.3 fso.a s8t ron
Best pair Carriage Horses 1st pre- r4a
MUM to Walter Cook, of Keno aese
sha "a .@-a, aHt ....... 6 90
Cd 1T L Benedict, of Bristol 8 90
Best pair Draft Horses 1st prem to f
N Brown of Salem ........s6 90
I'd WIN Munson of Salem.. 90
Best Single Horse j II Nichols. 4 90
I'd G FL G Blackman. 2 90
Best broke 8 year old colts, N
Crowley .......r5 90
I'd u button. ....a 2 90
w O TRAFFoRD ...s..ss
HENRY BLACKMAN,
Judges.
5i. Glass Brood Mares and Cats.
Best brood mare and colt LIST prem q
to VIM Rhodes, Brighton ;. ....d5 90
i0 I'd :" VIM Yule, Somers. 49,. 8 90
Best 8 year old gelding, Daniel cas4h
Williams, Paris a s. .G 4 90
gBa Sd do VIM v Gull, Brighton. 2 90
Best Q year old, FL T Brown, Salem 8 90
8i I'd do G s Taber, Bristol. 2 90
Best yearling colt, Thos Pacy, Ran M
dali aa aanb .9tsE.. 3 OO
Best year old FLY, A Shumway, fa
81 I'd do VIM v Gull, Brighton. 2 90
Best year old FLY, M White Paris 3 90
I'd do B E Judd, Salemg.. / 80
Best Sucking Colt, Wv Gull,
Brighton baa aaoo#. ..... 8 90
Snd do VIM Rhodes, Brighton 1 so
Your committee would report in this
class there were 80 entries and for want of
time the Judges cannot make an extend
ed report, but woald say that the colts OH
exhibition were good, and in awarding
the premi AN it required close discrimi-
nation. JAMES TURNocK,
HIRAM SHUART,
aa w V GULL, a
.t ,Tudpes
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-29

a DAM DICKFAUT, Shaving, Hair-cutting, and
n Ehampooil & Saloon, two doors north OF Il.
Simmons store. Old razors sharpened and repair
ed. Imake Ladies' and Childrens hair-cutting a
speciality, Come and try me. VZS-lyi
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-29

MT A. PENNOYER, NJ. D.. Homeopathic Physi-
Family medicine cases supplied or reflled. 10
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-29
KENosHA BUSINESS CARDS.

"a CRoSIT, Blacksmith and Carriage maKeI;
De Job woik zone to order. New Buggies and
Wagons always ready for sale. u.44uCA
,.HKenosha. M - Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-29

Nd YRON A. BAKER, Attorney and Counsellor at
w Law, Real Estate Agent. and Justice of the
Peace, Conveyancing and Collection of Claims
promptly attended to on liberal terms ONCE n
Kimball Block, cor of Main and Park sts. lyl5
Kenosha WISCONSIN,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-29

In Glass Nos. S, 6, and there were no
entries. 5o 4-E
Glass Jersey Cattle.
MI r S Houston, of Pleasant Prairie,
had on exhibition thorough bred Jersey
bull for which your committee would
award the first premium of $40 90.
T S CoTTINe,
E PERKINS,
L DUTToN,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-29

W YMAN 8 SON, Manufacturers, Jobbers and
Ia Retailers of Boots and Shoes, and general
dealers in Leather Findings, Hides, Skins and
Pelts. Corner Of Main st. and Market So 1ylo
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-29

4s...5-~ -s Judges.
Glass 9--Grade Cattle.
Best Cow, 1st prem to John Bar.
byte, of Bristol ..... Z 90
End do Oscar Bishop, of Bris-
toll -. 3 so
Best 3 yr old heifer, do ....... 90
Best do L D Woodwork. 8 90
Best calf, Dudley Cass, Salem. -. 2 90
The 2 year old heifer exhibited by L
D Woodwork had triplet calves by her
side and was quite curiosity.
a4 @ d HoLT,
T PADDOCK,
w L MARSH,
Judges.
Glass 11-American Mertno Sheep.
Only one entry in this class and the
Judges declined to act as to this one entry.
A E CARPENTER,
L EASTMAN,
IudOes
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-29
Glass 4th-DurAaua Cattle.

Class 4th-Du9h0na Cattle.
In this department there were eleven en-
tries. Mr.. VIM Rhodes had on exhibition
several of his stock which cannot be beat
in this county and we award for
Best Bull of any age, list premium
to VIM Rhodes OF Brighton. :. 10 90
Best year old to 7 L Benedict. 90
Best year old to Lewis Williams,
Jr., ........ 2 90
Best bull calf, to VIM Rhodes. 9 90
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
INDIANA HORRORS.

INDIlNApoLTs, Sept. 1s.-Oliver Ii. Denning,
Burke Warner and bartender named Carpenter all
old friends went on spree last Friday night in Martins
Vile, Morgan County. They left saloon about mid
night. when Carpenter becoming enraged at some re-
mark drew revolver ana fired into the crowd. Dennns
wa instantly killed and Warner received injuries from
which he died In hour. Carpenter surrendered HIM
self s morning. There Is strOng talk of lynchng him.
Following thi. come the particulars OF terrible
gedy in RuShyile. 20 miles from tls city. rejected
lover named Long proceeded TO the house OF Mr. Jack
man. husband OF the lady who had secreted Long and
demanded sdmittance. Being refused he forced
his way in, drew revolver, and shot
Jackman in the head and breast Rush
ing from the house, he entered the dwelling OF
Judge wnshp, and, without the slightest provocaon,
shot Mrs. Winship through the head, nictng mortal
wound. He then hurried home and blew out his own
brains. All the person. concerned are of The highest
resn hilliN
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
ruirRs EXPECTED AT TOURS-AN ALLEGED
AIrEMPT 70 AssASsINATE NAPOLEON.


rNcpHTlIS COMMUNICATIONS WITH PAEIS-M
THEIRS EXPECTED Al ToURS-AN ALLEGED
ATTEMPT 70 AssAssINATE NAPOLEON.
LONDON. Sept. IL, 1870.
,dvices from Tours nov, the actual seat of the
French Government complain of the frequent in
terr,ptions of mail and telegraphic intercourse
with Paris and England. The French mail just re-
ceived via Dover contains nothing of a later date
than Friday. Paris was then belligerent in feeling
altbouoh conference between Bismarck and Fayre
was anticipated.
NJ. Theirs is expected at Tours, on his way 10
Russia through Switzerland. The precious articles
in the Museum of Natural History at Tours, and the
hooks Of the Library of the Prefecture have been
packed mp to be sent away IN case that clty IS
menaced by the enemy. The Government at Tours
receives assurances from every quarter that me
neople are armiug and fastening 70 places of rendez-
yOus.
Considerable excitement VAS 9ecaSloned at VIII
Aeimshahe recently by an attempt to assassnate the
French Emperor by German apprentice lie ""s
arrested before he could accomplish his purpose.
loaded nstol was found on h' person, and he boldly
declared that the bullet was designed Tor Napoleon
II Is said that Count Won Bismarck has asked an
exclamation from the Belgian Government Tor nav
ing allowed Og0 French soldiers to cross her terri
tory unchecked. In this connection tue i"s' nun
ber of the Ldtyendaace Beige says II fears 'iiau
Belgium has already leaued too sharply to frassia
/, has been announced from Brussels that the ~
tf,,atiopai, has bcgrm 10 disseminate throughout
Southern Germany documents calling upon 'he
people TO make common cause with the people ol
France aud 10 demand the abolition OF the n'oHV
and Of monarchy. ard that the Bayarian Govern
,ncnt has been forced 10 declare that 1t IA no "a'
alhrrs TO the project Of consolidation win '"e
North German Confederation.
IL Is said the PIu,sian siege u'hn i sun l'''
aground in the Canal de la Mame an hn'u' o''"-
stoned by the sudden Withdrawal of ln' "'''' b" '"'
Western Division 10y The French ensihe''s'
The American fiuiic .Iun.aia arn'eh ~ h'hso-
Land some days since, being warned on '"A"''o"
',y tho hlock1'rrs.
rouui Won bismarck has sent warning To the
,,..d,c journal OF Rheims. to tb. effect chat it
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
cRIllE. AND cAsuALrIEs-BY rnLreRArH.

.I.iu drs g. under arrest Lockpor, " " nis.pptOph4utg
.Payna-ter-G General Brce I. S.A was run over
Bsmor, suria Boy .Ip. wagon. aud be rgl . bickfn
shar. pl- snkr.
. solomon Phelps house aud barn at Wcsricd
hurle tygethr. sh 100 Llgc
sitoaut ofc,ru Loss 2 Is eO partly insured
An incendiary fire occurred yesterday IN the
lumber ~ Smith tfe Gre. Island 1rg y Y Over
oo'oo irs o lumber DESTROYED valued r.s'o partly a.
suI,j.
IA Baltimore sunday paper Of yesterday re-
potts dton n Ar Custom ons that etF by tie DspnNF
eror kumor places the $4,000 20 +sDlF. ~
vcsngston ms4g BY spsc, sgent OF ue IIcauTi DraeAb
William Heany was Yesterday detected IN the
40 oi committing oairstc le sd ala year o. a.
oi judge ughc fR,sns Cal While being couFel " M
@ be srblT from the sGo's bf "o~a 81 ' '''
~ pei ss.i f,sl.IeJ - JnFer ess .f tb'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

DISASTERS PREFERRED TO DIsHoNoX-rng
FRENCH NATION NOT AT FAULT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSBl
PARIS, Sept 1s-The Journal OFceI to-day pSb-
fishes circular from Jules Favre concerning
Frances representations abroad He calls attention
to the significance Of the earlier date named for
the conyocation of the Constituent Assembly; says
the first duty Of the Government is to defend the
so it is objected that the Government is irregular
and without power. This is admitted and for this
reason is the Assembly convoked.
France has demanded the cessation of the war but
prefers disaster to dshonOr. 1t is bad faith on the
part Of those who declare war to assert that they
were forced to do SO by majority of the nation.
The Assembly applauded Grammont's warike dee
laratons, but some weeks before also applauded Oh
lviers peaceful utterances. The majority creatures
Of personal fayoritism considered themselves bound
to support even their most perilous contradictions
They refused an examination, and voted blind con
fdence. Hence the inemediable misfortune.
Europe is challenged TO demonstrate that the ma
ton, if conyersant with affairs would have declared
does not deny the national responsibility Of tofer
ating Government which was destroying the ma
ton. Such Government is overthrown. II is q
national obligation to repair the evil done.
Nevertheless if Prussia is determined to eTnsh
France, she will meet with desperate resistance
and the world will understand that Prussia desires
the destruction Of nation which is represented by
an assembly freely elected
The nation is armed and aroused and determined
to defend its soil and independence.
The Minister of the Interior has issued circular
to the Projects and decree for the immediate cleo
tion Of municipal council
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
GESERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYE.l

FOREIGN TROOPS RULING ~ RoMF-THE POPE
UNABLE TO PREVENT RESISTANCE To THE
ITALIANs--A TwENTY-FoUR HOURS TRUCE
ALLOWED BY THE ITALIAN COMMANDER.
FLORENCE, Sept ls, 1870.
An Official dispatch from the headquarters of the
Italian army of occupation. in the Roman territory
at Monte Rotondo, dated Saturday Sept. H. says
Baron Won Arnim came TO Gen. Cadorna's quarters,
by authority of the Pope, to explain that the foreign
military forces for the moment ruled the city OF
Rome and His Holiness was unable to prevent re-
sstance to the entrance of the Italian troope lie
wished TO know what course Gen. Cadona intended
to take. The General replied that his purpose was
fully set forth in the royal proclamation. The King
had shown great patience; but the fact that foreign
ers attempted TO defend the city and
rule the Pope, tried that patience se-
yerely. The Baron Won Arnm begged for a
delay of "A hours that be might bring additional in
fuence to bear on the Pope Gen. Cardorna 80 far
yielded as to suspend attack on Rome for "A hours,
but reserved the right to maneuver his boope;
which now eucircle the city.
The Italian army is quietly but rapidly occupying
the Pontiical territory. A number of towns have
lately been entered without opposition.
THE POPE AT THE CASTLE OF ST. ANGELO-TuE
CAPITULATION OF THE CITY EXPECTED
INMEDLATELY.
LONDON, Sept ls, 1870.
The latest adyices from Paris state that the Pope
aud the Diplomatic Corps have taken refuge in the
Castle of ST. Angelo, and the csptulation Of Rome
is hourly expected.
The people of Rome are in favor of admitting the
national troops, but the ZOuaves and the clergy
strain them from taking practical steps in that drec
tiOn.
GARIBALDI SILL AT CAPRERA - TIE ALLEGED
LETTER FROM MAZZISI A HOAX.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUYEl
LONDON, Sept ls 1910
The special correspondent of The TRIBUNE AZ
Florence teleeraphs ON the lith "Garbald has NOS
left Caprera. The letter purportng to oe iroin
Mazzini, promising to renounce the RePuoDe VI tDe
King goes 10 Rome, was hoax"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuYR.I

SADE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNB
LONDON, Saturday Sept. ~ 1870
The special correspondent of THE TRDUNE at
Paris eleaphs Letters received here by the British
Embassy from the interior show the powerlessness
of the Government in many large towns where the
Red Republicans are supreme Fayre is exceedingly
anxious about the maintenance of the power OF the
present Government. There is great fear lest the
Red Republicans rise. StrasbouTg has accepted the
Republic.
81 had a conversation on Friday with Favre, who,
thus far, has carefully avoided giving ofense to
monarchical governments. Should he fail to obtain
their support for France he will throw himself IN
reservedly into the hands of the Republicans, and
call all Europe, of no matter what nationality, to
aid him in a crusade against monarchieal insti-
tutOns'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
FRENCH REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.

The French Republican Association met yes
erday In their Hall Prinoest, NJ. Suirean presiding.
Reports from the Defense Committee read, and en-
couraging letters aud subscriptions the fund from
different parts Of the country were also offered. The
Committee Of Defense was .reased and now consists
Constant Chrstenart DHfpur, Duraud, Garg0l, Hubert
Hurantt, Larochee, Miegc Milletalne, Orsier Ratt,
Sant-G audens. Suirean. Charnicr Des
cotter Andre, Pelet!er Dubuehy, through whom sub
scrptons received and by whom recruits are for
warIed 10 Paris. Tuesday ll0 OF them tO be
sent To Europe NJ Saint Gaudens elected Treasurer
Of the AssOeat0u The detention OF the trench steam
shin LAFAYETTE until Wednesday, by order OF the manage
ment OF the Company In France, was made matter Of
general conversation An impression prevailed thar the
cargo will consist mainly OF provisions and arms, and
the passengers VIII lie emgrsnts for France to enls in
thp n
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
AFFAIRS AT PARIS.

CORRESPONDENTS LEAVING PARIS - LARGE
FRENCH FORCE AT VNCENNEs-PRisoNLRs
INsULTED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRl
LONDON, sept. IL, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Paris
says on the 18th inst: 1t was intimated to-day
that the Government hoped that correspondents
would remain through the siege but many are al
ready gone.
The large force that marched ont of Paris on
Wednesday now occupies Vincennes. Two Uhans
captured at Meaux and brought 10 Paris were fol-
lowed through the streets this morning with impre-
cations and insults"
The Paris mails of Saturday evening have arrived
at London tonight.
ALLEGED BoNAPARTIsT M.oT-THE RED REPUB-
LICANS CONSIDERED MORE DANGEROUS THAN
THE PRUssIANs-sCARCITY or PRINTING
PAPER.
LONDON Saturday, Sept. Il, 1870.
Many of the old Police force of Paris have been ar
rested on the charge of being concerned in Bona
partst plot The nephew of exPrefect of the Seine
Petri who was recently arrested is believed to be at
the head of the conspiracy.
correspondent Of The Globe, writing from Paris,
says the Red Republicans now really more danger
ous TO the safety Of the city than the Pssans them
selves Some of them already urgingt erection
of the guillotine.
The Paris GdulOis, this morning gives list of -
bridges. to the east of Paris which have been de-
sroyed by the French TO prevent the approach of the
prussians.
The scarcity of printing paper in Paris is beginning
to be seriously felt Gdlgaanfs Messenger, which was
recently reduced in size from this cause, to-day an
nounces that its publication will be entirely sus-
pended in a few days.
The Journal OEciel Of Paris publishes decree this
,f hufob m d
the best cuts at 21 sous per pound The Prefect of
the Police has issned order that all the wines and
provisions found in the Imperial palaces shall be dis
tributed to the ambuances.
IIenri Rochefort is now "f the strongest sup
porters of the Government in Paris He uses his i'm
mense influence the people TO soothe and quiet
the inpa tient and counsels moderation.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
NEw-YORK MONDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1870

the blockade was formally raised the iron clads were
driven out to sea by storm The remainder Of the feet
was recalled on the 10th inst, and at that after
noon the last Of the French squadron disappeared
the Germans chasing it, Pursuit was abandoned at
6o'clock and the German feet occupied the former
French anchorage. The blockade accomplished lit
tie. The feet never attempted to approach VIII
helmshaven or topenetrate the Elbe, to Cuxbaven."
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
REPORTED ARMISTICE.

A pouBrFuL RUwoR from LoNDoN-NEGoIlA-
TroNs RErwEEN FAvRE AND BIsMARcK-AN
ABmsr1cE SAID TO HAVE BEEN ARRANGED
LONDON, Sept. is, 1870.
The Observer prints in official type the fol
lowing statements
"Tbe prospects of peace are now better than
a. any time since the beginning of the war.
Lord LYONS. the British Minister at Paris,
conducts negotiations between Jules Favre ana
Count Won Bismarck. 1t is said brief arms-
ti,, has already been arranged"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
AFFAIRS IN THE DEPARTMENTS.

Al Airs IN LIE pEI hIA.N =.
NEWSPAPERS REMOVING FROM PARIs-rIIE
FLEET TO PROTECT CHERBOURG AND HAYRE
-REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION AT MAR
SEILLEs. go
The Libcre Constitutional. Gazette de France and
some other journals which have heretofore been
printed in Paris will appear in this city after to-day
W. CremieuX the Minister Of Justice, is lodged here
at the residence of the Archbishop. There is per-
feet understanding between them, which is consid-
cred a- foreshadowing the union Of all political par
ties for the national defense.
Adyces received at the War Department show
that oreal numbers of the French are emerating
Bordeaux telegams state that great activity exists
there. The Committee of Defense is enrolling q
large force collected there aud in the surrounding
departments. Demonstrations have been made
there in favor of the Republic The American Con-
sui was loudly ehecred
The French iron-clads have been recalled from the
Baltic and North Seas, to protect Cherbourg Havre,
and the other ports from capture by the Prussians.
" Fourichon the Minister of the Marine, is now at
Hayre.
4 grand Republican demonstration recently oc-
Cured at Marseiles NJ. Esquiros made a strong dis
course in honor of the United States, asserting that
the Empire was the friend OF the Southern rebellion
and that the French Republicans favored the Union.
Mr.. Price the American Consul, also made speech.
syInpathizng with the new Government
The Foreign Ministers left Paris yesterday in
haste. having been informed that . serious attack
was to he made. They are now here.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
AUSTRIA
Ntp,rt<c or PARLIANENT-sPEECH OF THE
EMPEROR.

Nrprrt<c OF PARIIAuENT-sPEECb OF THE
EMPEROR.
VIENNA, satur.ay, sept. n, IsSe
The sessions of the Recasrath were opened
today. The Emperor made speech, as nsns on the
occasion lie said while san s'hsry war RACES oet~ees
, ,.at n,tions Austria enjoys peace. she should
lo, herself in consolidating the constitutional sys
tom He regretted that Bohemia was unrepresented,
tbsueb il was Through no lack of patriotism. Ths
n,sept ta.S before the Legislature is % reconcile the
autonomy Of sperate kingdoms with the strength Of
the Empire provide Tor the choice Of delegations, reg
ate the relations OF Church and state which have boep
unsettled by abolition OF the Conc ordat arrange fos
the reorganization and reform VI the judicial sy stem
consider the bill relative to public instruction and pro,
' de for the revenue.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
THE SURRENDER AT SEDAN.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE NUMBER OF PRIs-
oNERs TAKEN - ONLY THIRTY THOUSAND
MEN SURRENDERED - TWENTY THOUSAND
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
.. BERLIN, Sept 1s, 1870.
A telegram from the Kings headquarters makes
great reduction in the number of the prisoners Sc
cured by the capituation of Sedan. 1t states that
the total number of men actually captured was only
10000 including 80 generals and 2595 officers 800 of
whom were released on parole. The killed and
wounded numbered 10000.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
PLAGUE AND PESTILENCE.

BINDERPEST IN PRUSSIA-CHOLERA IN ST.
PETERSBURG.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBl
LONDON, Saturday, Sept. II. 1870.
The special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE at Berlin
telegraphs: "The rnderpest has appeared in great
number OF places including Berlin, and spreading rap
idly notwithstanding vigorous efforts"
The special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE at st.
Petersburg the 18th inst THE cholera is raging
throughout Persia and South Russia There we're 100
cases in ST. Petersburg last week and i3 deaths but it s
not vet epidemic"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

that Germany demands Alsace and part of Lorraine
but the Provisional Government would be repu-
dated by the country if it accepted such terms
Minister Washbune is said to have expressed great
indignation at the rejection of all overtures by Bis
marck. Action by neutral Powers has thus far been
completely paralyzed by Englands refusal to recog-
nize the Provisional Government
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

the hands of the Prussians and the grain which had
been stored at the various railway stations has been
removed to points nearer the center of the city. All
the service of the Northern Railway has been sus-
pended. The Prussians have fred into passing
trains at Albion, and burned the depot there
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

II rained all day in Richmond, Va, ON Satnr-
da, for h. tine IN nearly three months.
An investigation of the affairs OF the Cailfor-
Bubna aud Loan society deficiency about f90O
The Maine state Agricultural Fair begins next
Tuasar Augus. The exhibition o live stock and Nfm Pr"1r
promIs-. 10 he the largest ever beld Ia thtt STATE
Cen Clinton X Fisk has instituted q -uit
..siust Taes lel claiming SOes damages Tte
time published false and
sBo eni. connection With the South Psfc
rJhh. and iesiIo, d book aud
and ALLOW claim .oa,sn dollars ron which ths
rsfsfy ID isuf
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
THE WAR IN EUROPE

TuE TRIBUNE ,o0s long me ohtg noasP"pn w. -.
"a. Ifed STATES yeeeirir9 special dsPo'ofS yo"' 90"
or rcpreseted by Special Correspondents ~'m
M p.ssian or Feeh armies, and al ne leading cap
,,sIs Tup TRIBUNE dispatches hare been estd :" q" '
-, FORM oy The Ne,c For Herald World Times ana
S Theg .cere thus used on Saturday by inc va" lot"
UsraAU
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
GEN. SHERIDAN ON THE SITUATION.
THE DEFENSE OF PARIS WILL NOT SAVE FRANCE
BAD FRENCH GENERALsHP-TRENCH SOL
DIERS NOT TO BLAME.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI


LONDON, Sept. Is, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Ber-
lin sends an extract of letter from Gen. Sheridan,
dated Rheims sth inst, as follows: There seems
TO be but little of the war left except the siege of
Paris and that will not save France. II is possible
that French troops have not done so well as think
they are capable of doing, one or two occasions
which witnessed, from the fact that the poor fel-
lows found themselves so badly handled by their
commanders that they could see equivalent to be
obtained by sacrificing their lives All men like TO
have an equivalent for their labor, and especially is
il so with soldiers who require success where many
lives have to be sacrificed. The French generalship
put this ont of the question i'll every battle which
have Witnessed
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

must change it's tone ii win be suppressed. The
Paris press protest with indignation against the act
as an interference with the internal affairs of France
as well as violation of the freedom Of the press