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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-29


leave the whole subject for additional legislation
in the hope that ~ would CONFORM TO the practice
prevailing In those States which have had most
experience and success in fish culture, oy appoint
Ing one person experienced In the business, and
known as fish commissioner Mr.. Seth Greene,
who has been 30 prominently connected with the
artificial propagation OF migratory nsh, has been
during the past summer employed by tile state Of
New York In restocking the Hudson River with
shad, and has been Matching from one hundred
thousand to one hundred and fifty Thousand daily.
He states, in published communication, that he
can satisfy any person With common SENSE that
all the rivers on the coast can be stocked with
shad so as to make them equally plentiful with
the olden time.
NATIONAL CEMETERY, &C.
A letter has been received from the Hon. N. W.
Belknap, Secretary Of War OF the United States,
In relation to the national cemeteries at Beaufort
Florence and Charleston, requesting that the
Legislature OF this State may pass an act In con
formIty with law OF the Uoited States entitled
"An act to amend an act entitled an act to estab
| lsh and protect national cemeteries.n
information has been received at this ONCE
from Hon. W. B. ShubrIck, OF the Navy Depart
ment that an appropriation was made July goth
1898. OF fifteen thousand dollars for range
lights on su,llyan's Island Charleston harbor
| and that 1t is necessary that an act should b,
passed cedng the Jurisdiction OF their sites to TIT
United States, to which your attention Is respect
fully invited.
There are number of provisions In the consti
tuition which require appropriate legislative &C
tIon to carry them into eject. such as the provi
sion for divorce, the appointment OF oficers ant
employees OF the Lunatic Asylum, time and man
ner Of inauguratlng the Governor and Lieutenant
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-29

TRUST DEPOSITS
Since the Bank Of the State ceased operations,
there has been no suitable means OF securely de-
posting funds held by the courts. 1t Is Of great
importance that provision should be made by law
for the security Of such funds both for the preser
yat:on Of a pure administration OF that important
branch Of Judicial Jurisdiction and for the protec-
ton Of suItofs. Places Of security should be In
dcated and provision made for the depesit OF
adequate pledges from parties authorized by law
to become custodians Of such funds; and means
should be provided for increasing such securities
from time to time, 80 as to afford sufacient pro-
lection to all amounts SO deposited; and the con-
troll over such deposits while Ia the hands Of sush
deposltories should be further secured by allow
ing to the courts summary remedies against them,
to the same extent as II they were the regularly
appointed receivers Of the courts.
JURIEs.
The attention OF the last General Assembly was
called to the necessity Of change in the system
of selecting uries. AS at present conducted, 1t is
liable to be, and is, perverted to great abuse, on
account Of The character Of the persons placed
upon them. It Is highly important that the jury
box should be placed beyond the reach Of politi-
cal influence, or prostituted to the purposes OF
men who are themselves guilty Of crime. 1t
sbould be filed with our best and most reliable
citizens. The appointment Of commissioner OF
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-29
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Defeat Of Garibaldf.


The following details Of an engagement be-
tween the Prusstaus under Werder and the French
under Garibaldi, near Pasque, have been received,
the dispatch being dated at Dion yesterday after
nooa: 'The Garibaldians while on the marcn
from Pasque, late Saturday afternoon, came SUD-
denly upon the outposts Of German rtnemen
which they attacked with great impetuoslty. ana
the prussans were al first compelled to fal 6asf>
Roinforcements, however, coming up, the Carl.
baldIans were In turn repulsed in great disorder,
the soldiers in their light thro0ng away their
arms m and knapsacks. The next day tsunday,):
werder took . circuit around Plombleres. andin
this way overlook the French rear guard. An;
other engagement then took place. IN wnen tae
French lost $50 killed and wounded, and the
prussians only so. 1t. is said that Aenotti Carl:
baldi had 1000 men under him In this engagement
BY the csptulsaon Of La Vert, seventy cannon
of all sorts fell into the hands Of the Prussfsna
Eomtinasd on fo~th Po9el
, 1870-10-08
TIRE BLANCHARD CASE.
Dseirlou Of TIC ItcfrRe*4--Pre~fdent famncas-
nr.l tive. False fmprcsrton~, lat.
pnsc. Wrong tloliver. nnd
Ttointr. thr14tfnn
Fellow ship.

The referees In the case Of President blanchard,
Of Wheaton Co]lcsc-who complasned OF the
F" card " published hy c. 6. nammond, Esq, Res.
Il. L. Hammond. Rev. $. {. Bartlett, d. D., Rev.
". ". Patton, D. D., AMI Key, 6. 8. +. SaypRe, D.
n, IN which those gentlemen utscrlg denied GER
tain charges which President Blanchard hal
printed and circulated. aud declared that he was
either s!aniere. Of his brethren. or else was not
In sound m!nh-have made their report. The
three referees were selected by the ftgnefS OF the
"cartt trom lfst fusrtshe'!hs President RIanth-
hr.l Us acceptable TO him. Their rrlort Il as fol-
lows:
I,tAe cArfsttsa Public ef Illinois: ..-.
Thc t"usuitter ef Refrr.nse q certain masteI, #
bstHreT hey .,s Msness1d II u III nxS
il. i. iia..aeni. Krs. e. s F. s.v.sc. T. D.: nh R.x:
IL i { ghai " ssn ftst
nlt;ne+ town # .rtnc ot theF n.anHc ;hat h...
.1s .sn'+ : sbit'e nj t. ,<'. as; ssr
etsrntsrn pEsns. rsrtr. srIted epy O. fss.Sst. H
VIII Mrs.n Ill, n'sn Il .arrv ras:s Inn, sns
:ss". Is rsss t" "y m.Ftt' IT, Il II t;,1 f
1 g. Ss Il tsaf bses:
mt,lnE lrrs. .4oenuasbts aud :, tta;,m.'rtt =,
sat d ss f9 III. I'D I'D ss In:
and put1l<h their d+eitinn AMI 10th Pats+s haSin'
ss s,s II IT. :' L
1nk ratnrnts VI alleged fAet and OF motives usputrd
h H. J. K esa ss5 e.nss
turionr Y"ar entnmit-. after rryiewn< III" evidence
@sns r. Rsash.sa e H. f aIe nts to mans ss"cs er4-
the sf.trmtnt- h. has made. has :" r"nnectd me su
eths.s 70 se eoo1sesn- :. to sss se nprss1cs.
,thr eale about h. l5t,a,en. nd h.. t;net:a 70
n1 .Sp as xht' It'll Il l. M ssS e ss'a
ssensd, RonER1 rAE1shsos.
..- uWaaiss Is ;:i 81. Hfs fi1Ha.
CHICAGO. Get :. l.'o.
, 1870-10-08
The Isobt n&on Murder Trtn1 at
.nnn~fIeld-Ea~e t:tycls TO the Islt J,
-HeFsfics% .t Sot t:uIftysr

srs..l D..g..eh t. Thc ch!e.ss Tribune:
ease los* 1 sas a. .
II ! ocloek tnts afternoon. II powerful ArHn-
rect for the prosecution. At tts Ctose JudIe G.
ssddes aelisess1 IN aols eaaiRe II ,e = tns I9Ey
shortly alter ao'clock, the Jury retired with or-
Lsss IL sppear il opvu curt a. s'on u they had
IT, Ss 81 g lie s' s5 IL @ ~ psn
suspense krots Of citizens gather on the street
eoE1ers and t:esnss the rrooahihftes OF the yer-
liouse bill may ling, there viii te found a lasgc
nual 1.snit Of ,his most IenaEkaole srlal.
MANSFIELD. Oct. 9Aa.antsn.-A. EAssa; nan ?. m.
.kv r,uEtuG of The Court House bell announced
that The tary had arrived At verdict III me Rob
:psor, lanstold mufaer case: Almost instanta:
II e.I:zeas, .Arlivea At she eoass
r. wd. and spg1ess could not be obta.ntd except
by counsel in The case. At 11.5 Judge Ged.ies
spia ard, the dotrs were thrown open. and the
III s. R1binson arrived m1A1te or two latrs. AT
II III tic Jury flrd In Through the C!tcAa otlce
xa,d ttaek their seat4
Fifteen minutes 1ntcsvened before the appear
aner Of lhe ClesK-a quarter OF m hour Of nain-
iut tu>ren.inn and aexthIike Stiffness A1d SOL
cntaty. Eobi1svn sat, With hts cle1ehed hands
tscee, a untnoreti ard uniupre<sinle Is ever.
swept over bis features. The foreman Of The
| jGr3 sat with bundle Ct pspers-sae Jalce =
| ClsIEe and the yeFttG1-;a bis hand. with which
b. occasionally nrrssrsy tapped HI. knee..
The Jury luuAesi yeIy serious. ~ much 50 tnxt
It kt1IcE several Spectators Is o1n1nous, and Wills
ress want u1 Il. the c1 c. thai In1:teFs looked
| IntAyeracle f.. TabIn*na- Al 1t:H sir Vas
rhss ryetl m the audience. and then the Cieck A.
| reared in the resr Of the Judges teat
The Court. Gail tor Jury, Mr. CIerk-
The Clerk after = short pause. caae! tne 1e
nA:1ea ot tee iurtneu. AMI each responded 70 ms
lame, tie Sheriff numbering Is eacn tafEman
| answered.
The CLERK then eaid: +" Gentlemen IT tho tury.
In The case In htcl the State OF Gnto ts patutln
nd Aneel I. Robinson u defendant, have you
| fEund a verdict -
The Forrmsp, !. Nc hart,~ hxndtng 4 slip o
paper 10 the Clerk
fhe Co1xt- "Jne Clerk vii read the yer,llct o
The jury"
The Clerk ptoceeded 10 teed, ckstiy ana d
, 1870-10-08
mcIEcuFy County tlll.H Fair.
Enn.-,. Il 1ta~np+.h IN Tha [th,r ~ 'rrjhattA

woopsrnck. H.. Oct s.-Thc weather being
fair. after daJ JRht tho satls were dlltSl with
rIo1,;,s M lst ncop Mae1 t vas @ etia;c @
that there were present some 900 renple-nofr
people than wete ever before seen upon tue
grounds. .-.
The various awarding committees were early at
theis work: In the mechanical department. m m
machine ~ the hes1 moEer., 4 new sniky
ana,sc;a'e'1 b. A. y 11aines at,ss, Co. ' s'
atensiop. AMI WAS unanimously nwar',et. the lltst
premium 1t Ia uEAnnh: edy the tsaRt n4lspte,l for
the purpose Intended OF any cnsatvatoE In tho
III. il. ". Richardson, Of Woodstock. took the
first premium On pair Of mat :hesf earstA3r
horses: and \. $. Stewart took the first premium
Cameron GnH, ot Sunia. sook the frst r!emi-
I'm en- pa!t ii hnrses fus ali wark. ". IL [lu1-
may snok the blue ribbon on hest stallion f3r ali
G. q. Durfee + Co. received a1st premium for
drain tlle the use OF which our farmers arr JUS,
beginning to appreciate. .....-
who as1e 4 handsome ,sieray. Miss Matte
1Iostcgsnn t:ok ll,e bIc 1lt'l1r.
At 9 o'clock the vast crowd vas addressed hy
+. C.estx. 81 W.sAls:"ck. Each male. sh"rs.
r.thr srct chcs whch were highly aFptau'ied ano
1t o'clock the horses we're brought out to com
| Gt o.gc E1lng's tsown stallion. SE1sh Searlc',
German MsH; p: ilam1!ton. ~. ,.M!nae;St ~
!. Oclnan Maid Time. 2:s1. "Mtnnes.ss
| Belle second The second heas was won by the
Tie % third ness vas Won ny sMinnesota Belle
10 9:ss. 'ticrnnn MaL1 second. The foufsl
was dead heat between the belle and the mat.l
Is ..t;e1znan Maia" IN s:s4. The uos1 luscna
| excitement prevailed, hn. It Nas ail good
, 1870-10-08
MASONIC.
Proceedings Of the Last Days Session
Of the Grand Lodge.


MORNING SESSION.
= The 6sart Lot,.c Of +. 4 a. II. met tn FsrwelI
Hall. Oh Thursday morning, at 9o't1ock-
Pest y. ". IL F. II. Btomwell, the r ".
Grand O,Asor. delivered the annual a4l1rcss OIL
Masonic tna1fer. lie ttealel the subjects dis
cussed In hapE5 way.
The address wss we'll received, ara will ee in-
cl1ted IN the journal 0f The proceedings.
+. y. ". u. G. keynolsss. FerFes-nsanFe near
the Gfacd lrd3r or ltl.octs TT tue II. ". GsIsG
l.cdec OF krAtuct1, Was received With ErSlM
The srxctsl order Of naz,E=.. 70: y o'cn:k W.
;ax:, cuvr1,EE respectively t,c E.o.ious matss: i.
remove the ti:anA L<'fEe from this cl'5 to DE-
ca'ar. reo1ts. Catio: or satsnga ID. Tbs c.,ntest
rtli.9tt parliamentary teet:cs on thr s1t os the
rtps sseniassFes OF .s l.eieEt 10 Frs the a:sn.t-
meEs. wsss ~ as'. .:ta sas otsna Lo'i:s Will Ee-
The CuuM!ttec uu Miles n su''lniEttl = report
ctyer.sk a:s,aacrs rum .os:ees: To p.t;asx =.
~ :.5 l., k:ra;.., II! .x. i1'. ii ca!-n. t.,3l.
Ilr C.M.Et,.r IL G"ls.Al!es WIS g.aateS
lfsrp 10 ..:ut: and tO r7:::t.
The a1a-74lnen!: to tte aE.i1Ns movea at r.
NAY h4!ops.sa; S.s. il and es:~tHc srler5e to the
Committee 81 Bf-taws: 70. = was lost, Sos- II
xnd ss~nre-'saopsed. = aid 80. Il Vas iaid On the
1no Grand. Lccge WAS then =" sailed or until
Fl ....-..--.
Tie 9faa.1 l.o*lxe wAs "rHesl ats' ats clock,
Then mi If 3.3x.S ta3n+r
..s 81 S.t,,s,n,- ,n,rtt.Cu avn. ii. s,s ~,
Ap.. Aut aotN w rsts w -. @ "
Nh ~as lSf"en 1ae @an!er ~. tns auo!e<a:
Not. 5 fHit Wtt+ lost: No. raa 8t.op-td. NJ.
was lost Nv. yYas amtuleti :sad ad.rtel: Sd 3
MAS acp.3stI No 10 WA referred t, tie CnI.1:nit-
Ter on IurispTna,eaee; No. II wxs not cnucur.r.!
in; No HIVES rnlesl TIT Of orl*f; Nus IS ant II
we're adopted. and SO. y vas (
TIE FluAHcr Co!nMitstse sutH!htel supple
| mental report whlsl uas rete7-l, AM: ce:taiR
oils we're ordered 70 be psih.
Thr rrnort OF tfss Cnni1nl1.ee On Constitution
auil BYLAWS was 1s<xiyt. ordered 70 be pnnret.
| aud Iu be Distributed to !o<sSes-
The reports III the sal!owIuS nar,ed committees
/ we're trCstycd md edup:rd: On Temple. nn Ap-
peala and nnaac.s. usu un lA.lges =. II,
| yute OF tasAke ~as passed IL VI W. II. u.
| Kcyuolds md & motion " lte1ltse Ill accounts
| w. pissed.
Motions to ktJiks ont f!t!caRn unu Insert Slsfug
ael,l and Deca..f were passed.
mpfiou IN have EAe records removed wAs
a,,l on The tat4c,. md motion u pr,1l, .,0t.s
pics ui tho ati.irt $ WAS lost. ..--
NanY amendments 70 u, constitution went over
1rLef ihc 1n!e un1.3 the next Session Ia ttctoher.
| 1311.
|. The Grand L.t1gt was then clascl fn-aElpG
| farm.
, 1870-10-08

TIE Grant Lodge Of the l. O. o. F. o: this STATE
viii meet At Mattoon On Tuesday morning nex',
but the Grand L<at6e does nut get kaow that II Il
to be made the recipient OF present By the reiir
iuS +. G.; NJ, j. Ward Ellis, OF this city. Rnt II IL
ara yrry appropriate psesent, too. The present
t. cavei mnt!e II timber more 1r less ht4tn sca
and teanng on silver rlates on itS s!ea tie fol-
llw!uR irsctirilhus: ... ..- .., 49,. ..
Ilst1ie, s. j. War1 Kills, l.. u. u otsubsr. 1e;e.s
"ThI- saycl il ma lc Of live oak froc1 the United
MALzinto wood
The Huber Is probably the most tmpor;an; rars
nf the eayeI. as will be seen By the inscription
The lr,dy Of the Instrument is made Of hi OF
that famous frtrnsc, Inc Cor-sttuiion--no: Andy
Jrhb.nn's Constitution, shbuEh. d.. Ellis gut
,Ats interesting piece OF timber from friend On
the u est ~tI-, who gut 1t from fE1eni OF his.
who GOT from ship carpenter, who Yot II fror:
The fFcate herself. Ne genealogical ta'i4 ln the
,-euId not trace its descent IN ttra!Xher line
| Sux f1r The nan'!!e. DR.. Ellis bought Walking
>;.tk way tE III raifSEso, IL 1s+;a Na.z;1!su
| waking stick. That stick travelled long
| xny, and eaw grnf deal. FINALLY
il pulled up in Chtc1En but one daE i was acct
| ..ei.taLy walking a1oCE thu siEcc'. wien ho:st
accidentally trial 70 run cses i, ar Il vas agsl'
| rtects were savej', and nov one Of them has th.
distinguished hou0r Of being ctose}y conneete,
wlil the setpaans Ut the gallant CID Srgasa uar-
| py Remnant nj } Walking stick! Blessed nf OF
| itfSate. May sout uttnn Tx forever. May Snn
never SGT d'vofcee: nerer cone asunder. "s<
/ mote 1t be-
Iii, j. Il. Yeunr designed aad made this s7ycl
and rsa,lo It we'll It Is a nrat and !nias.ssits
i,.et af teruher all round. 4n.l ltSe-Scs EuAl1
/ NOUS vote Of thanks from the Grand LodEe.
, 1870-10-08
HO MOBE STAGE RACES.
f.oc~pTfd:ttnu Of the 4. /. r. and Union
(u1nibu- I.tare---.%H tho "EMu''
Ended.

The many exciting contests on the Wabash
avenue course between the famous z l. p and
~ Cntonr stages, two-nile heats for the coasola.
lion p1rse ef ten cents pr enpitd, has re-
sul.cd in the withdrawal OF the latter, and e
- walk ovtr@ for the z. l. r + Co. Fsighttu1l.
cltse have Leeu the numerous !" brushes, " ant
peIi1ors the positions OF those who, perchel
a:of!, wcsc cen HtEe,l 10 Participate Il the ae1ee
struggles s!org The - hctnt -ssst tca. Pus1fan.
tallt decoruus residents OF the Avenue of
churches, who neyer went to see race. were IT,
con,tQcuts drawn into the exciting struggles :ant
On suE1nes evenings wnen the sAneluaIJ d"ors
we're st3-, full macy feETeptly uttered Amen
has been lost tn The s.e1uey and more TeEetaeht
ut.etAnce Of ths: expressive "Gt BY tae
erlrpetizE Jehus- Bat tho fun = te
te stoprt.t- TIE stages are no longer 10 be sud
for the d.1vers' Rz1tl1calioD, buz foE TIC pubAe
accommodation
severn! days. rcspseuo: the PROPOSED pafcntse ~
the 2. I. Z. Il CO. The papers were drawn up
yetteria1. aud have, doubtless, been signed ere
th,s. He..ceforth. uatI another Hval eaters the
Isis, z. l. p To, will have shs: ttack 70 sheua-
s~lyes. They promise literally. New s'a:cs.
making Total Of tart!, are 10 be put o.. aust are
| TO run, one every fve minutes or 81. tns:ea'l
uf In ah.x4kt every uftecr O. twenty :cl-ntes j.
hesefo3use, They will also run as late a. 1c
| ptluck D, ul., pte.eivinE tue orolnaty cnarZe
II he ast nncct privilege we're extended to sht
| s+scrE THEniey from places OF Amusement, and al
the other cnu.l:tions are fal1led, the South Shlt
rrnt.t will be satisfied. and HIIl WISH success +
| Z. l.. Z. i Co, or a1J Other Company wha wurI
as much for tte peoples Is Tor iaeir oTn interest
, 1870-10-08
AnETRAT,AEYA-

MELEocKSE, Sept, 1.-The CITY of Melbourne,
With The June casi{ornao malls, broke down, aua
urrtyrl week late. The European WET news to
the 9Th OF July Is received. II has unsettled the
markets, and seriously prost1ated the woot
trade.
The tnter-co!onis1 exhIhuon. at Sydney, opened
on the Both Of July with immense success. Tue
admission iecs aggregated nearly fifteen thousand
dollars Ia Two days.
The SIDNEY Parliament has opened. The mIuts-
tcrtal position Is precartous- Robertson has been
elected a munster.
Great noos,s In tho inter1or arc delaying the
wool clipping.
The Governor Of Victoria IS visiting the Sydoer
exhibition.
Several new gold field have been discovered
none uncoMmonlJ rich.
The Trans-Austrnl!au telegraph construction
has commenced At both cuts. O:her section:
will be commenced Immediately.
The Queensland general election viii leave II.
strength ef the parties As before.
The Tasmania Government has accepted III,
English Offer to construct railways IL I've per ecu
| interest ts guaranteed To thirty .dye SeafR
Thr prospects of the wheat crop arc poor, ex
cept In South Australia.
Eastern State merchandise il IN demand, e1
ccps that keroseue has fallen ten ceuis during tn
Hsonth.
, 1870-10-08
1LLIE0IS.

1IxrtfuE OF the Stnsc Konrd Of E9nnl-
txaAion~-Coii6tdn& 0i tfh~ I1eye-
nme Observation-Disclosures Ut Or.,nui-
z1artoaa ki1c.i--Arlia3 lkc.ltliou.
Special Despatch to The Chleaxo Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Oct i.-Tne Stat. Boaral
uf EQUALIZATION met ,ht. afternoon At 9 O'Clock,
lursuant to adjournment, General Ltp5ln-
cut presiding. The committee appointed
hr me hoard ut the previous session
10 rrttIfr tho regcpnc isws Of the S.A:c.
made q lengthy rrport, Which WAS received and
referred tc SPECIAL committee, consisting OF
Nrss1s. Miles, G!tun, Jepklrf. s!elca:, Tait'ost,
snd Simmons. The comwt.ree rt9rest thas Q
rareIul examination ADD rerisinu OF tie lax suf-
Iit,ed be made liz the h"ar1!. Tue CE3iFman
wns. nn II otiu1t. added TO the committee After
lrareactnR some un1nroTtans business tue hoard
aJtcuBe-i tll t,-E,orrpv lnoFainC At 10 clock.
The board as Jet have ha:'l!E cot the harness
en-.
The f.ilowtnz Chicago companies f1ed cersid.
SSteA uf otgsutzatou IN The nf1lce OF tue secrc-
saTr Ct State, yesterday, viz: the Anlerc IN Gar
Nrs!re Machine COMPANY. capital stick Fl, ,ecc.
1La trc r'ah Silver Mining Company capital
rex k&sG, go
TIE IN, t. union ot the One Hundred au,l Four.
teetth lIiEp$ Infantry Will tnr let at CteA. Lake,
Eea1 The site Ct Oil Camp hn'i.r, un "Wednesday.
tho 1eth ice:. Governor Prtmsr viii deliver n"
address. General r. T. 1suekfans'. of Gatn, n"
brigade commander, will also be present On tht
ocexslGa-
Eo,!t.c.1 r,s;it.s a1e ye.y qtist. she.e being IN
fy F,pp:e iEst COW urcn tue sErsace.
, 1870-10-08

ZONE, Oct, 1.-The Jrsuts arc leaving .hc city.
IoSEoS. Oct. TIA dreadful earthquake Just
Hcuz1sd vt calabria. Many lives we're LOST.
:. yerai villages were utterly destroyed
General Ia Mos1nora Ecayca Florence for Rome
til Monday.
LONDON, OCT. "a New York 7i1nes' coE,c-
s1nn'lebt, writing frum kane, Oct, r. describes
aEe proceedings attendant npcn The p;tti*cit<. He
wns visiting mnss os tue polling places tiur!aS tic
lay. \ fa!rer idan rtta1 that adopted t,s tbs
Municipal Council cnnlrl uot 1T desired for evt-y
cla.s ei the population, except priests an1 those
connected with thcm-
All the Material damage In the city by assault
was that donr tt thr wa Is at :he 3oasa ra sser1,
catc, ami windows Of the Palace RI the Lat,an.
The Basilian LuF1cinS. an'l the covering et The
sco'a Santa received 70 cIu:ies TIT large palace
Of the Villa Dnuapas1e VIA burnt hy iiytuH nlls-
sitrs. TIC Faral arms are fast disappearing itns
pubic LE!iuIga
, 1870-10-08
FAIRS.
Rtfflx DnY of tic Exhibition Of 1he
iiS1. f>oRsa~ agricultural mud necetss1-
heRI AAt0cintiQur


Special Despatch T. Tie ctieaso Tribune:
srLocu, tct. TN. cruwd yestenlsg, the
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rhes. "a s,t,1 rrp.t dea, nj n1s fopxtsm at,ent
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, 1870-10-08

NEw To1K, .Cct. 7.-These Vas no change i
the ..uaouer market to-day. the rates quotes! -
the past two weeks beng maintained. Prim
brstnesa notes continue 70 he quo:ed as s9a ~ pc
cent