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The Darel Funoon, House of Sciences, or
University of Constantinople, was inaugurated
in state on the Goth of February in a new build
ing smaller than that originally appropriated.
The courses now opened provide for Turkish
literature and law. Encouragement is to be
given to students by appointments in the public
service.
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ARRIVED TINS MORNING,


Steamship Promeiheus, GraV, 20 hours from
Charleston, with cotton, domestcs, etc, TO Il. A.
Souder & Co. or Brandywine Light yesterday,
passed brigs Prairie Rose, from MatanZas; Alice
Starrett from Sagua; and schr Grace Webster, from
Havana OIL Fourteen Feet BanB, deepy-laden brig,
bound up; OFF Bombay HOOK, barks N. Churchill,
from Liverpool; The Diligentea; and light N q.
bark unknown; OIL New Castle, two herm. brigs,
bound up.
Steamship j. W. Eyerman, HInckey. from Rich
mOnd via Norfolk, with mdse to w. r. Clyde & Co.
Steamer E. G. Bidde, McCue, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. =. Clyde & Co.
Steamer j. S. Shriver, Webb, 1s hours from Balt-
more, with mdse. 10 A. Groves, Jr.
Brig Hattie L. Wheeler Bacon, 0 days from Car
denas, with mOlasses to Thos. Z. Stotesbury Co.
Had heavy weather most OF the passage.
Brig Prentiss Hobbs, Snow-arriVed last evening
Island to the Lightship, experienced heavy eastery
gale split sails, stove hatch houses, lost water
casks, and sustained other damage -.
Schr W. b. McShan, Miller, 10 days from George
town, d. c., with coal.
Schr Reading RR No 49, Rodan, 10 days from
Georgetown, ID. c., with COAL
Schr Problem, Marshall, b days from Norfolk, with
Schr Sarah Finley Carlisle, Q days from Richmond
Schr Northern Light Ireland, from Boston.
Schr Robin Hood, Adams, from New Haven.
Schr Almira Wooley, King, from New York.
Tug Thos JEFFERSON, Allen, from Baltimore, with
a tow OF barges to w: T. Clyde Co.:
Tug Commodore Wilson, from Baltimore, with
tow OF barges to w. p Clyde Il Co.
Ting Chesapeake, Merrihew, from Baltimore, with
a tow OF barges to w. p Clyde Co.
BELOW.
Mr.. s. Schellinger, pilot, reports having seen So
Gold Hunter from ST. John, N. b., and two unkr
briggs of the Buoy on the Brown last
bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Bark j. L. Wickwire, Murray,
schr Ann E. Carl, Tyler
terday.
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zers over twenty-one years of age by CD itu-
tio nal provision in the following:-
California, Michigan,
Connecticut Missouri,
Delaware, Nevada,
Illinois, New Jersey,
Indiana. Ohio,
Kansas oregon,
Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and
Maryland, West Virginia
Taking the census of 1860 as basis, and al
lowing one voter TO every six of the population,
the following table gives the addition to the vote
in each of the States named below
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M. Leymerie has made an addition to our
knowledge of Spanish geology in long memoir
on the valley OF the Segre, desoiate and little
frequented district of Catalonia.
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CLEARED THIS MORNIN,

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M......49 IL A. M.......56l 2P. M....... &c
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,os see Inside Pages.
by Telegraph.)
.Aah ~ ....IHoA

vetia, from Liverpool
FORTRESS MONROE, March 31.-Arrived, brig Three
Sisters, from Liverpool for alexandria.
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signing. The corps oi Gen Yinory,
which arTived yesterday, aFc mHtious.
They say the forced march was useless In
view Ol the treason al SalAn.
BHrssEI4s, September :
| In cunseq usuos OE ilse Preach evAcVa-
ton u Rome italy reEoStsthe call foC ha
third class Of reserves.
French Expectation Of American
Sympathy.
Ssdai@ R> Ti.ss
PARIS, September :
The new republican government, seems
10 count much ON the moral and material
support Of uIC Unisfd States A. tllCIr p'd
ally. Iu organs, particlarly II Lecture,
look for aid from the cg0vCrnment ai Wash
ingtDn These Journals forget The inlueu-
tial GCr1nan poERilatioA that s. in the
United States, for that Is The reason thai
SO large portion nr the American repub,
licans are on lhe German side Z f
Spseil to hs SaH.
PAUIs, Sept 7.
The last person arrested by the Imperial
police was Gen Cluserct; the first one by
the IbpAllic Is tic Princess Nathille, who
was running away With 81 900 .0W francs.
The Prussians have entered France by
way Of BeliOrt and are going TO MulhAuSc.
Gen. NinOy with 10000 men is coming
from Sedan To Loan 1t Ia rumOred that
hC had an engagement with the PruSsIans
in which he WAS wOrslcd, Everyday
brings to light the new Imperial fraud.
The Tth regiment Of the line received
blank cartridges while the other regiments
received cartridges made Of sand The
municipalities OF Paris arc constituted.
The name OF Henri Martiz, as one OF the
Mayors, will give you an ilca OF the
chGractsr oG the Others Everything y
quiet. The provisioning OF tho city is
nearly completed There is strong
movement in favor Of giving General
ClusCret command Of the National guard,
but lie seems inclined not to accept, He
wants the organization Of volunteers or
nothing HeraIry is exceedingly unpopu'
lar, q
RcvuIsion Of Feeling in Paris.
Special to Tia Hrdld.
Il PARIS Sept 6.-Evening
Paris last night was calm; today there
arU symptoms Of sadness and detection;
no one knows what is to be done; there Is
no fire, no spirit in the people; the cry Is
"Thc Prussians areapproaChlug," and the
Government is busy distributing places.
Yesterday oil the police were dismissed
and Paris was unprotected, but new men
have been put in their places to-day.
Troops nrc marching into Paris, and
many bear the appearance OfhHving been
through a hard campaign, and most OF
them have seen battle, They look de-
IcClcd but calm. General Trochu Is At.
lacked this morning by some Of tho Red
Journals.
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RUSSIA.
Russia Asks n Congress OF
European Powers;
Has Some LlttIo Demands
And is Getting Ready to En-.
force Them.
Great Preparations for War.
Let the "SIck Nan" TremOle.
RUSSIA.
Great Preparations for WaT.
Let the "Slck Aau' Tremble

~ NEW YoRK, Sept :.
rJo,,or,h, Tir,5yn
~ ~ 5s,ta'S,,.', -. j,tn of Srn,e,n
a., a. - ~, 80. ,a D. '''''',''
OeI r., 10y, "'l ,.L. ,,hl;shoJ .,voroI or,icIc
~, ~ n,r,I,, Nh, % ",, ,hc TclaGnns Of RusSi,
~ a,,,,'5 mSuH S ~ 30" " ,ni toward, A con
InI;J,,.S u, tJs"'T y ,n"n IT, ,bc,c Il i s,ate,
sollNGsoa ,,.i;,.. ~ ~, ,ncan irncI;on
aI .,'"' ,t,, I' w. H,,IJ s"c whsr its in
anu, an,. ,.'' !" n anJ ~. % Nr"H.rcj IN maintaIr
I .I4eSa ~ NJ, "',G ~ "T ,6"i,i"n ~ PnsS;o !,
S;Gnrnn, ;g ' I,1'm M ,Ss, nt Other neutral D0wcrs
I"T Cnrmnnv loes moi npccSsaril,
oT,o, 1" p'sstn % ~, I, ,S",,,S "G.c, Lrr II M
,.a,S. ~ ~ pr rs,rS;ns In jHrc,,. nnd n
iSni gass Wills o,hcr r|owerS have found
,,.,,, a'" ron,,S Rrss;a viii, the Hack Scl
MS,ioIsN,'cI MST IT hv G%c, NJ f,rtTcss would bC
""',I'SH"H ", ,LS r'"rcv oC Germany ami FnCIanI
A. Wv 49,. % ~ r,ai %e Sricrca oS I'M
,,.Son IN ,io Trcss,t onc q over Rnssin must
,To,HanT chsnTcs AND have her natural
S' 80 .o,Soc,H5
'7T 77TSs or,ScIs n v,.s,crd.v concludod by
,.,.s ny IL ,i,as W D., %"Sr ~ n['.servc hi
NM, ~ rS,itv willie hcr interests arc rlnlolch.
~ IN, ,Sot tIcv viii he affected in lhr
Su, ou,,;u. ~ 'IS" Sonrss I a. tSc conclusion n
0l ',onnn H." ,so",y NJ poTis rcmHins I'm.
l,T'.Co ll.I,o5 " ~ III" ~ a" not b;nJcrEI thr
Si.oS cluS;Sio ,,n;Soo.;on % ~ Gcrr,nr,v nor does
lTLeSo.G , SnI;a uS !, ~ ~, ,ocos:,rv IN m.
suu Si.T, DG'T H. ,,,;t,, r. ~ ,hn SIovoS;c races,
G0,",,,sn co.. .s'o ". ri,, 10 G Jcm"rJ ii,o, Lrr
.sin., pnt sno 'iS ~ ~ ~ ~ ni"cs ~" and
sS''ITm M.I III Le"Iu Ha,T ~ o s' ;mNroroI @ 10 Shc @
!hc lIS1TU Saa; Hi..;;;,',s w Jd,Hs wiI hc
nnSS o,T .m"' i1ei ~ tt;' % E,,SSn"" ] cor%rcss ~
eS,oS 'Sil, nrohsijc ~ F,iIow the Drtsscn,
WHICH ""' P'"ONO'O '"''O" ~
wM; "; -. a., ,,,,,,, oou, Al,
nc u6tS' oI tuS lstSt tI Bat, aus Ia ~ a.
tsnt'9 70 to salH.oo enHs asI'" o,,.oi;, ~" iI
GeLeu tLISs11 ~ Hli u y. iass,a ,". nas,"!,'
mus ellaol!ns ErSSG T. - e"'s .,;nIn nI' % q, IL"
H0naeF une"EuCu. y! ~ "'1SSM ~ 'i,o o
mliitAry Suengu El .mG L."i'no, 80, "O
IdSo' declares llA' ulS COUNTY, ~ sl'eo., ",
" prepared ior war "lh 'nloIulee ''.,D, ,o. W.
good a9uNoIlty !lA! 'uS soHei"1is' ~, u
put nyG hnnurea thou@nu lasn,aNio Incn On ~
tue uGlI cOhpIete'y cquIpiEu. One
hundred more o. tne Hlt.ang 1.I En- En-
t%" rCU h"NdrCj @ and ten nitorether anJi tbcre
nrc two hundred matFaillGurs making
here which will be completed in autumn.
-Four guns arc attached on peace, and
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Commercial and Financial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.

wEpNEsnAI, sept = 1870 !
DUrrEE-Thcrr Is very little butter Offering
Sales In market At StitaS' for choice to priinc,
BROoND -- &5 80 per dozen for fancy, and
g IS for good,
CuEESH In good demAud At ltSe for Goshen
CARsoN Ou--sIc, and no charge for paSkSGe,
CoFFrE-Wc quote primo tn choice Rio at 30
03Yr; choice to Ansy S0a3jSc.
CntcKENA-SAlss VI live SptuE chickens by
tho dozen e. SOQtS o.
Eoos-we note sales Al lSc IeT dos,
FIEH-lAEe Herring 81 y: Whitu Fisa s. ~
Lake ShAd g. u; No J medium Nackertl 81 -
as %; No smedium q %; No Large tis oI
per half bbl
PLoUR--we quote fancy at 81 5HGs @1; choice
white wheat family, 81 OoGI TO rcd wheat
family, % 40 Rye Flour, g n,
GRAM rhsat--MhrEst dali and steady We
quote strictly choice white At 81 80, and No,
rod Al 81 10. Oals-steady at aSc for new; 4oc for
old. COra-QuCt. We quote at 7SStsne for fair
to prime Shelled, Ryt-7s.
GlA1s-,Flrst quality s1iO, 81 iOHla, q %,
second quality s1i0, 81 %, lOxl9, = 50 y box Of
90 feet. Discount 10 per cent.
GrxsESo -tO1tSe per III.
hr-LOosc tiO %, Dalcd--&l1 o.
RLAup Orr,--Fi7n at ErS.
NAus--lGl to God, 81 o.. Sd to VI. 81 IS, Gd
to ID, A0.
punvI,toSn The following Aro the ruling
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Allegheny Live stock Market.

flTTHuGWnu oVIls v, IohVs
Tho run Of Cattle at the Allegheny yards thir
week was unusually large, SgRrGgatng over l,SDl
against 1900 last wOck. Common grades are
lNrl,rIy represented aud for these the market was
dull but iuT good cattle there was lively comIrLi'
tlOn among butchers. and all were eagerly bought
up At good prices: No butchers stock brought
7SdSc: sOInG few extra SIC, and lot OF very
ChOIceHbc Good common cattle brought IQGTSc
Stock cattle were dull and lower, aud We now
quote al 4Gb5c. Fresh cows we're ~ limited sup
ply and may bo quoted all tho way rom 34OatSJ
snEEP-Supply Ot BhcGp aud lambs, although
considerably below that OF last week WAO, never.
IhcI,ua, fully up to the demand, particularly Ol
the common grades, Of which the offerings large,
" consisted. The number on sale did not exceed
I,GOB head, against nearly double that number last
week, and while the market, "a might br expect
ed, was AtrongeT aud quicker, the better grades,
In consequences Of the limited HnpDly Of this kind,
sold quicker and At relatively better prices. The
highest price we heard Of was &c per pound, and
palea were made from that down u 81 hOtb3 % PGE
head, Lambs WeEe unuGually scarce, and uI =
very mean quality; sales were made ut 81 JO6] "
per head; prime would have brought more:
HOoA.-The hog market was more active In con
sequence Of tho change In tho wcathaF, but EieSa,
rs compared with last week, hav0 undergone no
nuOtabIo change. We continue to quote In re-
tall way at $i0dl0 70,
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SOLDIERS :--On Thursday you fought
against q force greatly superior in mum.
bers from day ybEeak until dark. NVu ~
sisted the enemy with the utmost bravery,
When you had Iired your hast cartridge,
even worn out With fighting, and not being
able TO respond 70 the call Of your Gene
rlb and officers. IN the aItcmpi 70 reIoin
Marshal BaEaine BY the road 10 Mont
mely, YOU were forced 10 retreat on Sc
dan. In this desperate effort but two
thousand men could be got togetheT, and
your General deemed the AttempI utterly
hopeless and impracticable Your General
found with deep regret, when the army
was reunited within the walls Of the
town, that it had supplies neither OI food
nor ammunition, and could nelthcs leave
tue place nor defend ii, the means Of
existence being alike wanting tor the
army and the population. / was, there.
fore, reduced TO the sad alternative Of
treating with tho enemy. | sent yCster-
day 10 the Prussiau headquarters, with
full power from the Emperor, but could
not Ut tlrst bring myself TO accept the con
ditions imposed by the enemy. This
morning however, mcnaced BY
bornbardmcnt TO which VIC could
not reply, decided 10 make
a fresh attempt to get honor
able terms. | have obtained cOndi.
tiOns by which we arc saved much OF the
possible annoying and insulting tormnli
ties which the usages Of war generally
impose under the circumstances in which
we find OuFEelveJ. II only remains for the
officers and soldiers To accept with resig.
nation the consequences Of this surrender,
We have at least the consolation Of know.
ing that useless massacre has been
avoided and we yielded only under cir.
eumstanccs against which no army could
fight, namely; want Of food and amnuni.
ton. Now soldiers, in conclusion, let me
say Tint you are able To render brilliant
services to your country without being
necdlessly slaughtered.
LSigncd. DE- WIMrFFES:
General Commanding in Chici.
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Vice President Colfa1's Retircment,

New YoRK, Sept. Z.
The Brooklyn Union publishes letter
from Vice President Coliax, who writes :
u thank you for your good wishes in my
behalf, but ! intend with this term 10
close my public liio absolutely. ! will
then have had eighteen years Of contin-
nous service ut Washington, mostly on q
stormy sea-long enough TOR any one
and my ambition is all grAtifed and sat
isiicd. General Grant will doubtless be
rc.nominatcd, and | think should be. Ny
articles and speeches show my faith in
him and my regard for him. BU@ the
people will want some Eastern or South.
Grn Vice President, and should have ono. +"
| shall leave public life voluntarily and
without regret, and I expect TO 60 into
active business. My friends here all
know Of this determination, and I assure
you Il is no pretcnCe, but reality, as you
will all see. This is the last campaign'in
which ! shall participate, and | feel as
happy at the prospective release from cx.
actions, cares, misrepresentation and eX.
elements Of political life, 0s the student
who Is about 10 gradnade and go forth
from the walls in which he has been for
years-irec from professors and critics.
When you think 1t nil over you viii con.
cede that it is n wise determination.
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Rsp6bIican up rising in Italy.
sFsE Efs EIbEpoH Sent q.

The news from Florence Is most
mcuAncing. Great crowds assembled last
night in the Piazza del PolazZa VCcchio,
shouting for u republic, aud tried to force
un cnthIHce In tie Tower hfl PNlazzo 70
hoist the republican flag. The police re-
sisted them and quite conflict took place.
Anumhcr Of rioters were driven into the
ArnO and drowned Quiet rciSncd to-
day, but the hurried removal OF the Court
and Government keeps the people in Il
iermGnt. Princess ClOtildC has been
recommended not to come TO Flor
Cncc, but to return To her hns-
banda estate on the. Lake Of Geneva.
Active negotiations arc going on .yth The
PnpNl Government on the subject Of the
transter of the capital to Rome. 1t is be-
licved nothing else can avert revolution,
which may impcrll both the Pope and the
King. Agents Of thU'rcpubliC are at work
in England. PIAcards Of French scditi-
Gus character were found this morning on
the gates of Buckingham Palace Ireland
is known to be hotly revolutionary.
yQIMOK on a SPANISH REruDII9.
n IIGY6NSE, scptembcrG:
II is rumorcd tonight that republic
was proclaimed to-day in Madrid, fOlosa
and Sarag0ssl. At Biarritz to-day the
villa Eugene was declared public prop
crty asa hospital for wounded troops.
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,r4r. ~ ~ Wrrrlli ~
Cincinnati Market.

tlNNaNNAfLs osihH ..
H0VE Dali hfailJ s. ATA n
GRAN MsrAG lad ABA dn,0fAngi lrj Sinigi
A. OSal is. Cprti Dali At NJ ~ OA,s- prll
Rpd 4foSplps; tlOaiBc AZ Istbta- kye- pSN AZ
Nh hlfict ScAUv ard hTsa Al Utll W ~
EIIi, Ilgi 10 tdF ApfIne
ClNTrvN Dali, th,tidltng ~
TcH,pyp ! pShIpsgd AbA Sulst; aka - hide
At o. iT!ss ~
WHtsLh puli a. at.syte; small uSlva
Fgo,IslaA. Msaa taltk Dab ssa rfirra Onnll
RaE tt I, srld At 81 GSEz; ~ bat lhyfc 10 ~
demand lard wy dan aiiSSc halk ArAiS
hrA ArWly ~ tIltISc ~ Sh0aldrEo atsi sitse,
bulrTs STAR Nstke Ices, liiCoa bed hFiuty a.
iiS tT ,AvgldeIs, aud ifstiS Tor Gdes iJveA
BmOktd Eud snali sAlrt WrtV inhur; -NipC raff
seis NhiCA hAye bcra pacArd Niau time Nn!d NJ
htiON thcrs rates VAy khUQhrrs AZ ave And
char rib sides 81 lSi.r, hbgAf CI,Frd uAhe very
1CatyN aud advanced - sISls5O, RtlrA nVAflJ ~
hAustfd
HrrrEE- SgAno Apd Ernl 81 ss.tSrS-
EsUs iS.E ias, thr AIiei rata inr CAndled
GuEE,T steady Al iSiAlis
OuA .i.tHseC,! oil Gsu al gaSEsAc Lard on
Il if5Lf ~
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PhiladeIpbia Market.

PuEADELP1IIA, Sept. Z.
FLOUR-Dull and weak; spring wheat extra
family 50 356s Is; Indiana aud Ohio do. 4U 20
GHIIN-whCht-VPty dull; Indiana red 81 %,
Rye-Dull At Bsc. Com-Good demand; yellow
VssteFp nc; mixed Stds6c Oats-Ste8dv; west.
SOd-5Ie DSYIey-SAleS 5000 buS. Iowa Il 81 -
PRoyIStoxS-Dnil and dropping.
PETR0LEuN-PlFm; crude l6Ee; rsansd 10
'%TuET-stsndy; western iron bound 9S0OGe.
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Ncw York Rre.luee Markel.

SHU fOhE. Sept :.
CuTroN cotton fairly active but ScaTely -
hrn, l. Ia bales ,nld ~ rpe hF m,ddliRg upland1
EH1uH- Closed heavy aud hsSlDC lprcf
GKAIN Wheat dali and declining ~ UtS5i "
~ No, : spring, and 81 TSbi " TOT winter nd
and amber WestPTu HyV nominal uals heavy
St &c LiLr for brN OhlO, CCFR uWt' md dAll a.
79d5o for mlArd WtNIrrn. ..t
PRnvpiISs NFk dali AAd hpSVy, Dhst quiet
Ani steady Cut inchn dhli and uuthhngvj
HAeou Qnict and steady, laId IUn and heavy
al l5f, GltE fJt cood 10 prime steam
Enus- NUminAlly unchanged,
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Chicago Market.
p.ou.-pull and depressed. AO'' "''' " =

FLOuR-Dull and depressed. a
GRAIN-WheOt quiet aud 4Q4He lower, elo0lng
at OIkC cash, Csc and seller last half OF the
month Of September; this afternoon tho market
was steady 1t 9iHB9iHe, Corn at8Ae lower,
closing At S5857k EOr No. !: this GILeTnOon sAIct
were made 57NGsh7Ac. Oats 212hc, lower,
closing At S9XdJgc, Rye dull and &c lower,
closing At &c for No. .. Barley easier and tAlFly
active, closing at q OoH for No. 3 In store.
IloOS- Steady: halea at 50 1odo - for hir to
CHTT1u-Flmer owing to ths light receipts;
sales at g S067 90 fDF Tenn 70 good shipping
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MASSACHUsETTS.


The will Of ilIe late John Simmons be.
Quealhs $5OOOOO to establish Simmons
Female Seminary.
Among the cities voting yesterday in
favor Of licensing the sale Of lager and ale
were Cambridge, Lowell, Worcester,
LawrepCs aud Taunton. The majority
octhcEmaN towns voted for prohibition,
rs did also New Bedford.
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Two Nes proused at DassOr.

NANtFUN, W. = = .
On Monday AaernE,a George NSS!le,
fireman Of the steamer Fairy Oi tho Wave.
on MoUscheAd Lake. and Edward Foster
y guide, were wrestling near the bow ol
the boat, when lAiltpg against the rail 1t
gave way prrCipitSl!ng b1tA men iRIo the
water aud under The wheel The bat
was Immediately stopPed but neither Of
the men WAS found
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4 Chapter Of Accidents In Marion.

4 Chapter Of Accidents In Marion
ISr1n ~ West TTrVisida ID.
"A stage containing number Of young
men FROM FnirmOnt and vicinity, return,
Ing from ShnnstNn camp meeting Sun,
dny evening, upset over n hank about =
mile east Of Worth;ngton One Of the
number, Richard Burgoynr, of FairmOpI,
who was riding outside. iell underneath
the stage, had his right arm broken, hia
lett torn and acCratCd and received other
bruises and serious internal i1JuFics. lie
was carried 10 II ncighboring lartn house,
whore he lies In critical CnndiiiOn. .ti
Last Saturday, Thomas Watson, VI
SmithtOwn, MDnOngAliH county, was driv-
ing span Of young ThofSs - tram FNirmUnt,
when the animals ran away with him
He was thrown out md hadly injured w
the tall, had one arm severely wounded by
Il Kick from OnG Of tho lljTSGS, and was
bruised and cut about the head,
Sunday evening IL lIluU daughter QE
Mr.. J. f. Englc, OF FairmOnI got chick
cn bone in her tlir0At, and WaS very
nearly sulIocaicd bcIQrc II could be OK
Irncied
Tuesday evening Mr. j. r. SnIdcr, Of
FnirmOnt, was trotting horse aI the lair
grounds, when tho animal ran away, threw
Mr 5. out Of his sullSy, smashed the ~.
hicle, and left Tor home. MIR s. was not
hurt. frDHf IiHAsfHH
"A Young man named Woods, living.
near W0rthingt0n. was thrown from his
saddle Sunday evening; his feet caught III
the stirrulIs, and the horse running with
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Fire nt VcrmIIlion, o.

N n I TVEAAILIIuN, sept"
Thtsmornlngat 4 O'clock the dry goods
store Of Gaylord s. Merrill was discovered
10 he ON fire, which soon communicated
to the grocery store Of John King. Both
wsroeniirely consumed Gaylord & Merrill
ssasnE' nothing, and King saving about
onc.halC his stock. The Masonic Lodge
was over g. & MS store, md lost every.
thing Gaylord & Merrill lost about
Sl5 COO; insurance $1,000. Kings loss Is
IS 600. insurance $500. The MasoDs'
loss Is $500; insurance $780,
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German sympathy At Toronto.

TORONTO, September Z.
A mass meeting OF nearly the entire
male German population wus held last
night to express sympathy with tho Ger.
mans, md adopt means OF collecting and
forwarding money for the support Of
widows and orphans. Two thousand
dollars was subscribed on the spot
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Z.
The President Is expected In Washing.
ton on Friday to hold a Cabinet meeting
on the current business, when he will re.
join his family at Long Branch.
The appointment OF Vice Admiral will
probably be made on Friday.
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Negotiations Tor the CapituIntion of
BazNinC.
q PoRt.A.NioussoS, Sept. g..

Y ~ Z PORf.A.AIOues0N, Sept. O.,
Negotiations relative to the capltulAtion
are progressing. A dcputntion Of officers
has just returned from tlag.oE.trucC In
terview with Bazaine, outside Of Metz.
There is great suffering on thDpart Of the
French troops for want Of food and med
icnl stnrtN
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WILMINGTON, sept 4
Al the city election held herr Yesterday
the whole Democratic ticket Was Cl'cic'i
William Bright, tor President OF the Guy
Council, rvcaiving over 200 majority The
Democrats carry five wards out oI uinc
There was much interest manifested, As Il
WAS the tlrst election held under The
Fifteenth Amendment
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rlro Near Concord, N. II.

w C0ECORD, n. H. September Z.
The house, barn and Outbuildings
known as the Elkin's place, owned 6y
Colonel Henry W. BlOiS, Of Plymouth,
was totally destroyed bY fire this nller.
noon Loss, $1,000. Insurance, 5000.